[00:00] <Raenir> gonna try VirtualBoxing it now
[00:01] <tryggvib> mark_: I used that but when I started having fun with different domains for different things (I know... I'm just having fun) it doesn't work
[00:01] <dcrosta> I've installed the Broadcom driver per http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=914697, and it appears to work, but it names the wireless NIC "eth2" -- what's the proper way to rename it "wlan0" etc? Or do I need to set that as an option when loading the kernel module?
[00:01] <ActionParsnip> dcrosta: wlan0 is usual
[00:02] <flypp> Raenir, is a Directx game?
[00:02] <mark_> tryggvib : Silly question, but you made sure you put .html or .htm or .ph or whatever at the end of the url, localhost/special.html should have worked.. works here on my pages
[00:02] <dcrosta> ActionParsnip: right -- but the driver calls it "eth2" by default, it seems
[00:02] <Raenir> flypp: yes
[00:02] <flypp> soy_el_dip, at last!!!
[00:02] <flypp> Raenir, forget VirtualBox
[00:02] <flypp> use Vista in a separated partition
[00:03] <tryggvib> mark_: no I didn't... I'm trying to access a folder ... so basically I'm trying to access localhost/special/index.php
[00:03] <Raenir> flypp doesnt work.... vista wont boot
[00:03] <[Nikola-93]> Raenir: virtual machines work terrible while 3D is concerned.
[00:03] <Raenir> my cd wont boot
[00:03] <ActionParsnip> dcrosta: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1007285
[00:03] <Raenir> it isnt a 3D game
[00:03] <[Nikola-93]> kk
[00:03] <Raenir> its mostly 2D but need sidrectx for mp
[00:03] <mark_> tryggvib : I think if you installed local dns servers it would only resolve to your public Ip address anyway
[00:03] <dragon> fccf: it worked, thanks!
[00:03] <bastidrazor> Raenir: you're pirated is is corrupt?
[00:03] <dcrosta> ActionParsnip: thanks
[00:04] <bastidrazor> Raenir: iso
[00:04] <flypp> Raenir, you will need a valid Vista ISO
[00:04] <tryggvib> mark_: I'm using different free software projects on different domains, phpDiplomacy for friends, wordpress for family etc. and I want to be able to access both from computers on my LAN
[00:04] <[Nikola-93]> Raenir: give a try to Win 7
[00:04] <Raenir> I cant find one
[00:04] <flypp> and burn the iso image from brasero
[00:04] <[Nikola-93]> it`s free
[00:04] <ActionParsnip> dcrosta: just apply itto your situation
[00:04] <Raenir> can you give me a link?
[00:04] <Raenir> how long is it free to try for?
[00:04] <flypp> i dunno
[00:04] <flypp> i don't use Vista
[00:04] <[Nikola-93]> may next year, or sth like that?
[00:05]  * dragon wanted to point eee to !antivirus
[00:05] <thiagocrepaldi> has anyone here able to ENABLE LdapAuthentication mediawiki-extension plugin ?
[00:05]  * bungle waves
[00:05] <tryggvib> mark_: so basically for webdiplomacy I want my friends to access www.our-diplomacy.com and get to that folder and my family to access www.our-family-site.com and get that site... so http://localhost doesn't work for me
[00:05] <[Nikola-93]> Raenir: you can download win 7 for free from M$ site, and it works until may next year, and... it`s free and legal version
[00:06] <[Nikola-93]> think it`s may
[00:06] <Raenir> i geuss so, am i able to download it directly? Bell is throttling my torrent bandwidth
[00:06] <[Nikola-93]> yes, directly from MS site...
[00:06] <Raenir> yay!
[00:06] <dragon> [Nikola-93]: I believe you'd have a really good rationale for pointing someone towards Windows in #ubuntu.
[00:06] <[Nikola-93]> over ftp, i guess :D
[00:06] <zhando> can anyone recommend a good up-to-date karmic mirror?
[00:06] <[Nikola-93]> only gaming...
[00:06] <flypp> Raenir, you can use a download extension for Firefox
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> !ot | [Nikola-93]
[00:07] <bin1010> I found preferred applications; but that doesn't help with the right-click "open with".....I really need to remove some of them.
[00:07] <dragon> zhando: http://mirrors.us.kernel.org/
[00:07] <Raenir> the Release Candidate appears to noloner be availiable for direct download
[00:07] <zhando> dragon: tried that one. not up to date.
[00:08] <dragon> zhando: ok, did you try the torrent?
[00:08] <zhando> dragon: no. is for the beta? where is it?
[00:09] <dragon> zhando: http://releases.ubuntu.com/karmic/
[00:09] <zhando> dragon: thx. I'll look into it.
[00:09] <dragon> !ot > Raenir
[00:10] <Raenir> Anyone know how to get around torrent throttling with Ubuntu's Transmission program thingy?
[00:11] <GuuU_> alguem ai?
[00:11] <b-ungle> Raenir: t1 line?
[00:11] <dragon> !es | GuuU_
[00:11] <Raenir> doesnt work if my ISP is intentionally throttling torrent traffic
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> Raenir: you can disable / set speed limits in preferences
[00:11] <Raenir> that doesnt work
[00:11] <flypp> GuuU_, aquí fálase en inglés
[00:11] <Raenir> its the ISP's end
[00:12] <Raenir> I need to get around my ISP's efforts
[00:12] <GuuU_> algum brasileiro aki?
[00:12] <dragon> Raenir: http://lifehacker.com/295995/stop-your-isp-from-throttling-bittorrent-speeds
[00:12] <b-ungle> ssh-agent?
[00:12] <dragon> GuuU_: nadie aqui.
[00:12] <flypp> Raenir, use an alternative port
[00:15] <bazhang> !br | GuuU_
[00:15] <Raenir> I changed the port but Im not seeing much of an increase
[00:16] <flypp> you could use a port-scanning web page, to see open ports
[00:16] <Raenir> looking at the guide now
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> Raenir: could torrent via a public proxy
[00:17] <b-ungle> ActionParsnip: my guess is that they're doing traffic analysis - proxy wouldn't work unless traffic is encrypted
[00:18] <b-ungle> Raenir: another ISP?
[00:18] <mgv1> where are the spell check folders? - i want to delete one of the spell checkers
[00:18] <Raenir> I'm a sublettee
[00:18] <Raenir> im not the one who got the internet for the apartment
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> b-ungle: transmission can allow encrypted only packet under privacy set require encryption
[00:19] <b-ungle> Raenir: neighbours wireless?
[00:19] <flypp> lol
[00:19] <Raenir> im a desktop
[00:19] <flypp> i'm a netbook
[00:20] <flypp> my girlfriend is an scsi card
[00:20] <b-ungle> *heh*
[00:20] <Raenir> bow chuka bow woibn
[00:20] <kruykaze> facebook videos stop in the middle with ubuntu
[00:20] <b-ungle> Raenir is encrypting now.
[00:20] <DigitalKiwi> shouldn't it be the other way around...
[00:20] <Raenir> b-ungle: I am?
[00:21] <di||itan1e> Anyone in the eastern USA having very slooooo interwebs right now?
[00:21] <b-ungle> bow chuka bow woibn!
[00:21] <LjL> !ot | di||itan1e
[00:21] <Raenir> thats a porn video sound effect
[00:21] <b-ungle> ah ok
[00:21] <kruykaze> bow chuka bow bow
[00:21] <alchamech> hello all
[00:21] <di||itan1e> Anyone in the eastern USA having very slooooo interwebs right now? While using Ubuntu!
[00:22] <thiebaude> !offtopic | Raenir di||itan1e ,ljl already told you
[00:22] <b-ungle> its Raenir's torrents!
[00:22] <kruykaze> di||itan1e, ubuntu servers?
[00:22] <di||itan1e> kruykaze: that too
[00:22] <Raenir> is ktorrent the same thing as bittorrent?
[00:22] <alchamech> are the ubuntu servers down?
[00:23] <dorgan> i am trying to restore some data off a drive and I have access to the data for postgres /var/lib/postgresql ....can i just rsync the from the old box to the new box??
[00:23] <kruykaze> di||itan1e, karmic servers are hammered but the rest is fine
[00:23] <Raenir> im trying to find the ubuntu version or bittorrent
[00:23] <bastidrazor> !slow > alchamech
[00:23] <di||itan1e> kruykaze: im not getting better that 30kB on any ubuntu server
[00:23] <kruykaze> di||itan1e, normal
[00:24] <liquidrid> if i want to created a softraid style JBOD volume, i use LVM right?
[00:24] <thiebaude> kruykaze, 3hrs to download and install 136mb
[00:24] <b-ungle> Raenir: transmission is a bittorrent client, so is ktorrent
[00:24] <alchamech> ok thx ubottu its nice to know that its not just me lol
[00:24] <kruykaze> thiebaude, still normal they are hammered now
[00:24] <kruykaze> with the beta and all
[00:24] <eddiebuntu> How do I find out if my wireless card is a,b or g on ubuntu?
[00:24] <Raenir> transmission seems to lack options
[00:24] <thiebaude> kruykaze, yep,i got my beta
[00:25] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  alchamech
[00:27] <izaque> big linux
[00:27] <[fade]> can i install packages from karmic, they should work ok ?
[00:28] <sebsebseb> don't install packages from Karmic into Jauntey
[00:28] <Raenir> does transmittion have a help channel?
[00:28] <Raenir> !transmission
[00:28] <[fade]> then i need to compile from source, its ok
[00:28] <[fade]> thnx :)
[00:28] <Raenir> !Transmission
[00:28] <sebsebseb> or ppa
[00:28] <sebsebseb> maybe
[00:28] <eddiebuntu> when does carmic come out
[00:28] <izaque> alguem do brasil???
[00:28] <sebsebseb> eddiebuntu: 29th October
[00:28] <sebsebseb> !br |  izaque
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | eddiebuntu
[00:29] <alchamech> lol, ok ill keep that in mind the next time we talk
[00:29] <sebsebseb> alchamech: heh
[00:29] <sebsebseb> I guess
[00:30] <dragon> Raenir: you should try #transmission and ##transmission
[00:30] <sebsebseb> alchamech: also you can see who  triggered the bot
[00:30] <dragon> ActionParsnip: will karmic still "BREAK"?
[00:30] <Ddorda> where can i download the default icons set of karmic?
[00:30] <sebsebseb> dragon: maybe
[00:30] <alchamech> so has anyone used karmic yet?
[00:30] <dragon> come on, it's in beta now
[00:30] <sebsebseb> alchamech: since Alpha 4
[00:30] <eddiebuntu> How do I find out if my wireless card is a,b or g on ubuntu?
[00:30] <sebsebseb> dragon: Beta still has bugs
[00:30] <Raenir> whats the double # for
[00:30] <dragon> alchamech: lot of people are, and you can find most of them in #ubuntu+1
[00:30] <sebsebseb> dragon: in fact even finals have bugs
[00:31] <alchamech> wow im behind
[00:31] <dragon> Raenir: unofficial channels
[00:31] <sebsebseb> dragon: a lot of people shoudn't be running it yet really
[00:31] <Raenir> ic
[00:31] <alchamech> im still telling everyone about jaunty
[00:31] <dragon> sebsebseb: they should!! that's how we improve ubuntu :P
[00:31] <sebsebseb> dragon: Ubuntu is an operating system not a browser such as Firefox,  where even the alphas seem to be rather stable
[00:32] <sebsebseb> dragon: depends on the type of user, and the data they have and so on
[00:32] <Ddorda> sebsebseb: Firefox is never stable :P
[00:32] <dragon> alchamech: karmic hasn't been released officially yet, so keep it secret from newbies ;)
[00:32] <dragon> sebsebseb: yep, i agree
[00:32] <arthurjohnson> dragon: lol
[00:32] <dragon> Ddorda: for me it always it :)
[00:32] <sebsebseb> Ddorda: well Firefox can  go a bit bad in  Ubuntu, espeasily if Flash is in those tabs,  but   in Windows Firefox tends to run quite well and that's for sure
[00:32] <dragon> s/it :)/is :)/
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> dragon: its not officially released so yes it may
[00:33] <alchamech> dragon: haha
[00:33] <ActionParsnip> dragon: its worked here since alpha2 but has been a bumpy ride
[00:33] <alchamech> thanx for all the help guys
[00:33] <eddiebuntu> How do I find out if my wireless card is a,b or g on ubuntu?
[00:33] <Ddorda> where can i download the default icons set of karmic?
[00:33] <dragon> ActionParsnip: yes, i'd not want to scare people by saying "IT WILL BREAK" at this time, so I was thinking it might be the right time to edit that factoid.
[00:33] <sebsebseb> dragon: no it's not
[00:33] <sebsebseb> dragon: beta can still brake
[00:34] <dragon> Ddorda: default means it should be in there by default.. right?
[00:34] <dragon> sebsebseb: it can, but it's an extreme statement to say "IT WILL"
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> dragon: until its officially released its considered not ready so may break
[00:34] <Ddorda> dragon: yes, but it's in karmic, i want it in Jaunty...
[00:34] <DigitalKiwi> eddiebuntu: lspci might tell you
[00:34] <dragon> Ddorda: we're less than a month away from karmic. Not sure if those could or should be installed in jaunty. Try art.gnome.org though.
[00:35] <sebsebseb> dragon: less than a month  from Karmic final,  but even so,  many users shoudn't be using it yet
[00:35] <Ddorda> dragon: i will
[00:35] <bastidrazor> eddiebuntu: lspci | grep Ethernet
[00:35] <sebsebseb> dragon: stuff can go rather wrong with beta operating systems as well
[00:36] <sebsebseb> dragon: resulting in many people haveing a reason to clean install the final
[00:36] <DigitalKiwi> bastidrazor: that's unlikely to work for wireless
[00:36] <dragon> sebsebseb: yeah, that should be mentioned in the factoid. We of course shouldn't encourage everyone to install Karmic right now.
[00:36] <sebsebseb> dragon: if you want to do people a favour  for later on when  Karmic is out, maybe you should  start telling them about Ext4
[00:36] <bastidrazor> DigitalKiwi: if it is a pci card then it will work. if it is a dongle use lsusb
[00:36] <dragon> sebsebseb: what do you mean?
[00:37] <The_Dead_91> where can i find the directory .gnome
[00:37] <The_Dead_91> ?
[00:37] <DigitalKiwi> 0b:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02)
[00:37] <b-ungle> cd ~/.gnome
[00:37] <bastidrazor> The_Dead_91: probaboly ~/.gnome
[00:37] <DigitalKiwi> do you see Ethernet there? I don't
[00:37] <sebsebseb> dragon: and how it may give them a reason to clean install the whole of Ubuntu,   because the Ext3 to Ext4 conversion may not be good enough.   With the advantages of Ext4 being  rather fast boot up and shut down,  and  very fast disk checking after the 23 or so boots.
[00:37] <Ddorda> dragon: found it: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Karmic/Humanity_Icons
[00:37] <eddiebuntu> bastidrazor, thanks that told me about my ethernet card, but how can I learn about my wifi card?
[00:38] <DigitalKiwi> eddiebuntu: remove the grep
[00:38] <sebsebseb> dragon: It was optional for 9.04 and not properly stable, because of the kernel they had and that for it,  in 9.10 it's default, not for people who have done Ext3 in 9.04 and then upgraded to 9.10 though.
[00:38] <dragon> Ddorda: great
[00:38] <Ddorda> well, i have to go to sleep. gnight
[00:38] <eddiebuntu> DigitalKiwi, that gives me an error
[00:39] <dragon> sebsebseb: it's over my head, but doesn't matter
[00:39] <eddiebuntu> command not found
[00:39] <DigitalKiwi> type JUST lspci, then look for the one that's your network card
[00:39] <sebsebseb> dragon: I think that's ok to prepare people for 9.10 by giving them an idea about it,  for example the Ext4 thing,   but telling people to upgrade early to it,  because the beta is out, and so things are apparnatlly more stable,  that's  not a good thing.
[00:40] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: hmm and he left, before my last message, oh well
[00:40] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: any idea what was above his head though?
[00:40] <jo_> hello! Where could I go with some questions about making a ubuntu server accesible for the internet behind a firewall?
[00:40] <dcrosta> I've blacklisted kernel module "ssb" but it still gets loaded when i reboot. Is there something more I have to do besides editing a file in /etc/modprobe.d/ to prevent it from loading?
[00:40] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: the ceiling?
[00:40] <trentlemon> anyone know why packages.ubuntu.com is down?
[00:40] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: the sky?
[00:40] <ActionParsnip> !slow | trentlemon
[00:41] <trentlemon> fair enough
[00:42] <leaf-sheep> I wonder how many times !slow factorid have been triggered today.
[00:42] <eddiebuntu> what does 3945abg mean
[00:42] <dro> since I updated my 9.04 install, i can't use dhcp or static ip for eth0 but wlan0 works fine either way
[00:42] <b-ungle> jo_: are you running the firewall on the machine?
[00:42] <bazhang> eddiebuntu, its the intel wifi chipset
[00:42] <trentlemon> in 9.04 I was able to use gnome-sound-properties to "listen" to a line-in daisychain i have from another computer. I would "test" the capture interface on my soundcard. it seems this package is no longer in 9.10. any ideas how i could accomplish the same thing without it?
[00:42] <Biovore> eddiebuntu: thats the model of your wifi card..  (intel chipset)
[00:42] <jo_> tx for anwsering b-ungle no, it's behind the firewall
[00:42] <eddiebuntu> is it a good card?
[00:42] <DigitalKiwi> it means you were smart and bought intel wireless
[00:43] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: I got the impression that he is someone that  thinks  loads of people should be getting the beta (which they shoudn't), but doesn't really know what Karmic is about as such,  because he wasn't sure what I was on about when mentiong Ext4?
[00:43] <OzFalcon> Anyone know what happened to http://linux.via.com.tw/ ???
[00:43] <b-ungle> jo_: what sort of firewall? do you have access to the config?
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: looks like it, just let them shoot the breeze
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> OzFalcon: name doesnt resolve to an IP
[00:44] <jo_> Well, that's the problem, I don't quite have acces to it, is there any way of tunneling true it?
[00:44] <dro> my 9.04 install can't do a static or dhcp on eth0 anymore? two different laptops, same hardware
[00:44] <eddiebuntu> bazhang, is it a good card?
[00:44] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: meaning?  I am not that good at sayings
[00:44] <OzFalcon> ActionParsnip, hmmm
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: let him just make noise
[00:45] <b-ungle> yah, google ssh-tunnel - you'll need another machine the other side though.
[00:45] <bazhang> eddiebuntu, very well supported in linux
[00:45] <ActionParsnip> dro: you can add static IP in /etc/network/interfaces
[00:45] <jo_> The network administrator of my mom's company is a jerk... don't like to ask him :p
[00:45] <dro> ActionParsnip: I know I tried that, and it's worked in the past, but not now
[00:46] <b-ungle> jo_: you should probably ask. jerk or not ;-)
[00:46] <dro> ActionParsnip: you think if I switched from network manager to wicd might work better?
[00:46] <eddiebuntu> bazhang, why am i only getting 5mbps on it then?
[00:46] <ActionParsnip> dro: if you run: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[00:46] <chalcedony> ((((((( ActionParsnip )))))))
[00:46] <ActionParsnip> dro: does it report as ok?
[00:46] <Biovore> 5 MBps or 5Mbps?
[00:46] <dro> ActionParsnip: yes I've done that and restarted. remember this happened today after i did a dist-upgrade on both laptops
[00:46] <dro> ActionParsnip: yes
[00:46] <ActionParsnip> hi chalcedony :D
[00:46] <chalcedony> :))
[00:47] <jo_> I know, to do it on the regular way, is there a port that has to be opened in the firewall?
[00:47] <ActionParsnip> dro: and does ifconfig show correct settings?
[00:47] <Biovore> 5 MBps => 40 mbps
[00:47] <dro> ActionParsnip: yes
[00:47] <b-ungle> normally firewalls are configured to let packets out, but not in.
[00:48] <eddiebuntu> mbps
[00:48] <eddiebuntu> 5 mbps max
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> dro: but connectivity doesnt work...
[00:48] <jo_> how should you set up, for example a webserver in this situation? If you had acces to the firewall?
[00:48] <b-ungle> jo_ but packets tht originated on /your/ net will be able to get back through
[00:49] <scribawf> Can Ubuntu 9.04 (Intrepid) be successfully installed as Persistant on a USB Flash drive?
[00:49] <b-ungle> jo_ you would set up protforwarding onthe firewall.
[00:49] <b-ungle> s/prot/port/
[00:49] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: make noise as in express his opinion?
[00:49] <eddiebuntu> bazhang, why am i only getting 5mbps on it then?
[00:49] <jo_> thus this endager the network?
[00:49] <sebsebseb> scribawf: no  9.04 isn't intrepid that's 8.10,  9.04 is jauntey
[00:49] <jo_> or only the server?
[00:49] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: just saying stuff in general
[00:49] <b-ungle> packets would go through to a prticular ip on yer internal nteork
[00:50] <b-ungle> network*
[00:50] <scribawf> sebsebseb;  ok then on Jauantey?
[00:50] <jo_> great, so only the server, wich runs ubuntu so that's fine
[00:50] <jo_> so the only thin I have to ask is portforwarding?
[00:50] <syta> quit
[00:50] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: I guess things aren't a proper upgrade untill  the final,  plus sometimes  older releases are better for people,   with Ubuntu it's about what is still suppourted, not what is the latest,  but most users don't seem to reolize this
[00:50] <Cige> So, I've been having some problems with my hard disk usage.  According to my System Monitor I am using all but 4.77 out of 26 GB on my Ubuntu Parition, but this is not correct.  Fitsr off, all of my media is on the 40GB windows partition, so that windows can access it.  Also, when I run Disk Usage Analyser it shows the same 4.8 Gb available, but after scanning the filesystem it shows that I am only using 4.1 Gb.  WHAT IS TAKING UP ALL M
[00:50] <Cige> Y OTHER HARD DRIVE SPACE.  Whatever it is, it's on the partition, but not under /.  Is that even possible?
[00:51] <b-ungle> ummm, yah ask yer jerk to portfoward port 80 to your server's IP
[00:51] <sebsebseb> scribawf: yes
[00:51] <sebsebseb> !usb |  scribawf
[00:51] <dragon> !test
[00:52] <scribawf> sebsebseb, is it possible to install Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty as Persistant on USB Flash?
[00:52] <PneumaticDeath> I've had a series of Xorg crashes, and I'm suspecting it's the nvidia glx driver.  Does anybody have tips on debugging it?
[00:52] <jo_> thank you for helping me!
[00:52] <b-ungle> jo_ np
[00:52] <Cige> I mean, I have like nothing on my Ubuntu partition, I keep it all on the mounted windows partition, but I still see this crazy ammount of stuff on there with no spot in the filesystem...
[00:52] <sebsebseb> scribawf: yes see the link the bot gave you
[00:52] <scribawf> !usb
[00:53] <eddiebuntu> bazhang, why am i only getting 5mbps on it then?
[00:53] <scribawf> sebsebseb, Thanks going there now
[00:53] <LVRodrigues> Good night!
[00:54] <bazhang> eddiebuntu, no idea, just the chipset alone is a single factor.
[00:54] <enovativ> hello to all
[00:54] <jo_> yes, now I think about it, do you know how most firewalls are acceced? Just type there ip-adress in the intranet?
[00:55] <dro> ActionParsnip: correct, it doesn't work
[00:55] <gusan0r> HOLa como se que placa wireless tengo ???
[00:55] <Cige> Unmounting the windows partition doesn't help, not that I thought it would,,,
[00:55] <sebsebseb> !es |  qe2eqe
[00:55] <enovativ> i have a dell xps m1530...trying to get the wireless to work...i have already put in what i think is the necessary info : SSID, mode : infrastructure, IPv4 settings....etc.  but the wireless is not working
[00:56] <enovativ> what can i do to test this out that it works ?
[00:58] <Cige> Nobody knows?
[00:58] <fuxar> gusan0r: lspci
[00:59] <fuxar> gusan0r: vete a #ubuntu-es
[00:59] <enovativ> i have a dell xps m1530...trying to get the wireless to work...i have already put in what i think is the necessary info : SSID, mode : infrastructure, IPv4 settings....etc.  but the wireless is not working
[00:59] <enovativ> what can i do to test this out that it works ?
[00:59] <PneumaticDeath> apparently I have ircii misconfigured, brb
[01:00] <EricTheHax> if i install openbox, will everything still run normally, such as startup programs, networking, graphics, and wine?
[01:01] <EricTheHax> is there anything i will have to do after installing openbox (besides switching to it)
[01:02] <EricTheHax> wtf?
[01:02] <scyx> hi, i'm thinking about setting up a dualboot with jaunty and karmic beta.. when/before installing karmic, what do i have to consider concerning grub2 etc?
[01:02] <tobi> which X11 version will ubuntu 9.10 have?
[01:02] <XiXaQ> is anyone here using network-manager with wlan and static ip here now? I'd like to know how nm-applets config looks like in gconf, cause it's broken in karmic and I need info to hunt down the bug.
[01:03] <grturner> !9.10 | XiXaQ
[01:04] <test34> XiXaQ, at least static ip seems to be fixed for ethernet in karmic.. (but I dont use wifi)
[01:04] <XiXaQ> grturner: right, but since I need to get the working configuration from jaunty, I guess this is the right channel anyway.
[01:05] <Cige> I really need help with this, I don't know what's taking up all my hard drive space
[01:05] <XiXaQ> test34: nm-applets configuration dialog works for wired and stores what you tell it to?
[01:06] <Pneu> Cige: sudo du -k / | sort -n | tail -20
[01:06] <A-11942> shuuuu tanta gente
[01:06] <test34> wow my if config is messed up, I have 124 network cards it looks like
[01:06] <test34> s/if config/ifconfig
[01:07] <Pneu> Cige: if it's a different partition that the root, then replace / with the mount point.
[01:08] <test34> nevermind
[01:08] <arthur_> dose anybody know why myspace will not load in FF3.5? i use sprint sierra usb for intrnet connection. when i am on a broadband tower it works fine but in the boonies it will not connect stalls on waiting on home.myspace.com. when i use windoze and the serria usb stick in the boonies it will connect. i cleared cookies, cache, and fooled around a little with about:config disabled IPv6 anyone...
[01:08] <arthur_> ...have any ideas?
[01:08] <arthur_>  
[01:09] <Cige> @Penu: that's just the problem, It's not on the root partition, but I have NOTHING MOUNTED.  I only have 26Gb on the root partition, but only 4.9 gb of it are available.  However, when looking at all of /, I only see 4.1 gb stored in it.
[01:09] <enovativ> hell to all
[01:09] <enovativ> trying to get the wireless to work on this Dell XPS m1530 that I am working on .
[01:10] <enovativ> I have created the wireless instance, with all the necessary info, but nothing is happening
[01:10] <enovativ> can anyone help
[01:10] <luka92> 92
[01:10] <root__> daniel ortega sanchey
[01:10] <enovativ> what can do in a CLI to test the wireless
[01:11] <dorgan> what option do i have to add to bind under options to tell it what the slave server is
[01:11] <Cige> @Penu: what does the putput of that command you had me use mean?
[01:12] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188 enovativ
[01:12] <Pneu> It should list the directories that take up the most space...
[01:13] <test34> XiXaQ, I edited /etc/network/interfaces and /etc/resolv.conf
[01:13] <enovativ> bazhang: thanks
[01:14] <Pneu> Cige: I'm not sure of your level of sophistication.  du -k / will tell you how much each directory (and subdirectories of those directories) take up.  sort -n sorts that list numerically, and tail -20 gives the last 20.
[01:14] <Cige> @Penu: Ok, I figured it was somehting like that.
[01:14] <A-11942> Che nadie habla castellano por aqui¿??
[01:14] <Pneu> Cige: others can probably point you to a nice GUI tool, but I'm old school.
[01:15] <bazhang> A-11942, #ubuntu-es
[01:15] <Cige> Penu: this is good, I'll make a pastebin
[01:16] <mpsctlpjhs> i created a symlink to a samba folder from ~ using $ ln -s , but nautilus says its broken. (the path is valid). any ideas why?
[01:17] <Raenir> is there a channel where I can ask questions about VPNs?
[01:17] <Cige> Pneu: http://pastebin.com/d6107eca1
[01:17] <sammy_> hi all, I'm having trouble watching a dvd.  kernel seems a little confused  http://pastebin.com/d3d13f6df
[01:18] <Cige> Pneu: seems like most of the stuff it came up with is on my other partition, let me tru unmounting it first
[01:18] <Twil> I was planning on making a multi boot machine with the following: 1 partition NTFS (Windows), 1 Partition Special (Reserved for special data), And I also wanted to install Ubuntu and Back|Track.  How could I do this?
[01:18] <sammy_> anybody know if this is a common issue or if there's a outstanding issue I should tag onto?
[01:20] <RDove> sammy_, do you have all that decryption stuff for the DVD's?
[01:20] <Pneu> Cige: D'oh  try: du -dx / | sort -n | tail -20
[01:20] <Pneu> If it's the root partition
[01:20] <RDove> sammy_,  i think out of the box most linux distro's don't allow you to play DVD's because of the copyright stuff, i had to download a special decoder
[01:20] <sammy_> RDove, nout to do with css stuff; linux thinks the disk is only a 1GB block device.  mplayer etc. don't get further than that
[01:21] <Pneu> Cige: But it looks like there is a lot of stuff in /.Trash-0/ as well... Have you logged in to the GUI as root?
[01:21] <sammy_> (I can watch the first ~20 minutes just fine)
[01:21] <Pneu> I'm assuming that's a trash folder for KDE/Gnome
[01:21] <RDove> weird
[01:21] <Cige> Pneu: can I just empty the root trash as sudo somehow?
[01:21] <sxx> hello good morning
[01:21] <RDove> sammy_, its happening on all dvd's?
[01:21] <Geos_> Twil: I have a similar setup to what you are trying to do...
[01:21] <sammy_> RDove, hum.  maybe I should check :)
[01:22] <Pneu> Cige: This should work: sudo rm -rf /.Trash-0/*
[01:22] <sxx> any one know please how to fix a ata error on startup please
[01:22] <Cige> Penu: I also reran the command after unmounting the other partition, http://pastebin.com/d756f1cb2, I'll try your command next
[01:23] <Pneu> Cige: Be very careful with that command... mixing sudo with rm -rf can be *very dangerous*
[01:23] <Cige> I can imagine
[01:23] <peepee> Hello. I just plugged in my audiophile usb sound card. It shows up in the volume control preferences but my audio still comes out of my onboard ac97 even with the audiophile usb selected. How to I make all programs use the audiophile usb as their sound output?
[01:24] <Cige> Penu: Ok, it's done
[01:24] <Pneu> Cige: try: df -k .
[01:24] <Pneu> Cige: or rather df -k /
[01:24] <Cige> Penu: Still seeing only 4.98Gib free of 26.0GiB
[01:25] <Cige> I see 86% on /dev/sda1, 0% or 1% on all others
[01:25] <Pneu> Cige: If something had those files open, then the space can't be recovered until they're closed.
[01:26] <Cige> @Penu: What would have that many files open at once?
[01:26] <Cige> Also, why would they not show up when looking at the files?
[01:27] <Pneu> If the files were still there, you could see by using lsof
[01:27] <Pneu> Cige: Let me read up on something quickly...
[01:27] <RDove> sammy_, did it work
[01:27] <sammy_> RDove, same thing for other ones I tried
[01:28] <sammy_> RDove, came back with the "right thing" for sdparm, but blockdev insists it's always 1GiB
[01:28] <Cige> Penu: ok, Disk Usage Analyser only says I have 4.0Gb under /   BUT says that I have 21.1GB used on the filesystem
[01:28] <sxx> is anyhere having ata 0+1 soft reset failed ( device not ready)
[01:28] <Twil> Geos: Here's a chart of what I'm trying to achieve - http://cid-1506f6a77f83feed.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/Public/Spacing.jpg
[01:29] <Twil> (The special will store a macOSX86 partition [I know how to install it onto a partition])
[01:30] <MulumKU> :D
[01:31] <Geos_> Twil: Well, I just installed a tri-boot onto my laptop using ubuntu/bt4/winxp
[01:32] <Twil> nice
[01:32] <Twil> 'cept mine would probably win7
[01:32] <Geos_> Twil: as long as you get windows out  of the way first, there shouldnt be any drama's with the other partitions
[01:32] <justntime> Am I the only person that always has issues with the gnome terminal getting corrupted .. once a command gets too long it overwrites the line, when moving through history - big chunks of ghost text accumulate after the prompt...
[01:32] <Twil> great
[01:32] <sabayonweb_92550> hi guys i have virtualbox and have Windows Xp on it.  I want to start virtualbox at a resoulation of 1680x1050.  But when the virtual machine starts it only goes to a certin resoulation.  is there any way i can change this to auto boot when i click on xp in virtualbox
[01:32] <Pneu> Cige: try this: ls -l /proc/[0-9]*/fd/* | fgrep ' /.Trash'
[01:33] <readonly> Mka: i'm back, i have reinstalled 9.04 and now everything's working again. thank you so much for your help
[01:33] <Pneu> Should give the processes that file descriptors open in that tree
[01:33] <sabayonweb_92550> hi guys i have virtualbox and have Windows Xp on it.  I want to start virtualbox at a resoulation of 1680x1050.  But when the virtual machine starts it only goes to a certin resoulation.  is there any way i can change this to auto boot when i click on xp in virtualbox
[01:33] <readonly> sabayonweb_92550: did you install guest extensions?
[01:33] <Mka> readonlz: no problem, you're welcome
[01:34] <sabayonweb_92550> you mean guest additions in the virtual machine
[01:34] <readonly> sabayonweb_92550: yes
[01:34] <Cige> Pneu: I get ls: cannot access /proc/10584/fd/255: No such file or directory
[01:34] <sabayonweb_92550> yes
[01:34] <LinoSP> sabayonweb_92550: then ask in #vbox :P
[01:34] <Cige> Pneu: also for 2 other directories, same thing, and nothing else after that
[01:34] <yowshi> i cant seem to download any of the updates my system apparently needs
[01:34] <readonly> sabayonweb_92550: after i've installed them and restarted the virtual machine, it always stretched xp to my current resolution when i switched to full screen
[01:35] <Pneu> Cige: it was worth a try...
[01:35] <Raenir> How do I use a VPN in Ubuntu?
[01:35] <trancedout> I just plugged in my audiophile usb sound card. It shows up in the volume control preferences but my audio still comes out of my onboard ac97 even with the audiophile usb selected. How to I make all programs use the audiophile usb as their sound output?
[01:35] <sabayonweb_92550> but when i click on xp i want it to auto boot into a resoulation of 1680x1050
[01:35] <blip-> hi,  I need to better understand this root business on ubuntu.   if ubuntu has no root user,  or at least no root password.   how do cron jobs run and transcend permissions and such ?   is there some fake user or something with root perms ?
[01:35] <Cige> Pneu: I might end up just reinstalling if it gets to be a problem.  Untill then I really don't need the space
[01:35] <Cige> Pneu: Thanks for the help!
[01:36] <Raenir> How do I use a VPN in Ubuntu?
[01:36] <yowshi> help pls i cant update my system
[01:36] <bazhang> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VPN Raenir
[01:36] <Pneu> Cige: If it's a process that's holding the files open, then rebooting will fix it, but I was trying to avoid rebooting.
[01:36] <Raenir> yay
[01:36] <bazhang> yowshi, mirrors slow? karmic beta release
[01:37] <blip-> is there a way I can run things as root using the same mechanism that scron jobs use ?   other than sudo and sudo -i
[01:37] <yowshi> bazhang: i gonestly dont know E: postgresql-8.3: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1 is what i keep getting
[01:37] <phorensic> Version amd64-bit Ubuntu: Should it have any issues running on an intel core2quad q6600?
[01:37] <Cige> Pneu: I don't think rebooting will help, if it opens the processes it will load at startup
[01:37] <yowshi> wait it is only in beta NOW? isbngt that a littole later then nmormal?
[01:37] <Cige> Pneu: I guess I could boot into safe mode
[01:38] <bazhang> phorensic, not really no
[01:38] <Pneu> Cige: ah.. here it is:
[01:38] <phorensic> bazhang: Ok cool thanks
[01:38] <Pneu> /usr/sbin/lsof | grep deleted
[01:38] <Cige> Pneu: ok
[01:38] <Gumby> hi all.  does 9.04 not read /etc/network/interfaces anymore?  I've set a static address however dhcp still is being used
[01:38] <yowshi> bazhang: it just fails to fetch any of the selected packages
[01:38] <Pneu> should list the files that have been deleted but are still open.
[01:38] <yowshi> bazhang: W: Failed to fetch http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/s/samba/libwbclient0_3.3.2-1ubuntu3.2_amd64.deb
[01:39] <Cige> Pneu: I'm actually not running irc on my laptop, but my desktop, so if I rebooted I would still be connected
[01:39] <phorensic> bazhang: WIth 4 gigs of ddr3 1600, would i realize a difference between the x86 and 64bit versions?
[01:39] <bazhang> yowshi, yep the servers are slow and timing out at the moment. common complaint these two days
[01:39] <sabayonweb_92550> UBUNTU 9.10 rocks my worlf :]
[01:39] <sabayonweb_92550> srry world
[01:39] <sabayonweb_92550> ;]
[01:39] <sabayonweb_92550> anyone need any help
[01:39] <yowshi> bazhang: ah i thought it would have been out of beta by now
[01:39] <bazhang> yowshi, just yesterday began
[01:39] <Pneu> Does anybody here have experience diagnosing Xorg crashes?
[01:39] <sabayonweb_92550> NOPE still in beta
[01:40] <Xgates> is xchat in Synpatic by default, or you need to enable a repo?
[01:40] <lemurian> How do I get my processor information in ubuntu
[01:40] <sabayonweb_92550> 28 more days to go befor it goes rtm
[01:40] <sxx> i need help please
[01:40] <sabayonweb_92550> what
[01:40] <lemurian> Just to list what sort of proc it is
[01:40] <sxx> everytime my ubuntu starts up i get ata 0+1 softreset failed device not ready  mod probefailed
[01:40] <nuevo> hello
[01:40] <DigitalKiwi> cat /proc/cpuinfo
[01:41] <DigitalKiwi> lemurian: ^
[01:41] <Madpilot> Xgates, xchat is in Universe
[01:41] <n00bcr> Hi, I was upgrading to 9.10 from 9.04 and just restart and it crash, where is the best place to ask for help on this?
[01:41] <Madpilot> Xgates, easiest way to enable universe/multiverse/etc is via Add/Remove, just switch the dropdown to "All Packages"
[01:42] <Madpilot> n00bcr, #ubuntu+1 for 9.10 issues
[01:43] <Xgates> Madpilot: make this change where?
[01:43] <Raenir> okay vpn is installed how do I get it to connect?
[01:43] <MulumKU> :D
[01:43] <Madpilot> Xgates, Applications menu ->Add/Remove then change the Sources dropdown
[01:43] <MulumKU> no entiendo naaaaaaa
[01:43] <Madpilot> Xgates, close synaptic first
[01:44] <sabayonweb_92550> hi guys i am having some issues when i load xp in virtual box i would like it to boot into a resoulation of 1680x1050 and instead it only boots into a smaller resoulation.  But when i click full screen it goes into 1680x1050 but i would like it to auto boot from virtualbox into my native screen resoulation with out haveing to click any shotcuts to get it into that full resoulation
[01:44] <bazhang> !ar | MulumKU
[01:44] <sabayonweb_92550> hi guys i am having some issues when i load xp in virtual box i would like it to boot into a resoulation of 1680x1050 and instead it only boots into a smaller resoulation.  But when i click full screen it goes into 1680x1050 but i would like it to auto boot from virtualbox into my native screen resoulation with out haveing to click any shotcuts to get it into that full resoulation
[01:45] <Xgates> Madpilot: that's on all available applications, but in Synaptic it doesn't show Xchat for some reason
[01:45] <bazhang> sabayonweb_92550, dont repeat so quickly please
[01:45] <LinoSP> MulumKU: entra a #ubuntu-es
[01:45] <Madpilot> Xgates, odd. hit the Reload/Refresh buttons on the top-left of synaptic's button bar, let it reload sources
[01:48] <Cige> Well, thanks.
[01:53] <imran> Sorry, but noone in offtopic is answering my question, so can someone here answer it? - What is good software can I use to rip DVD's to ipod format
[01:55] <sxx> use wine
[01:55] <sxx> use dvdvideosoft to ipod
[01:56] <sammy_> imran, would mencoder help?  not sure what "ipod format" is, but it should help to get there
[01:56] <shane2peru> imran: if you want to use linux you can use several things to rip them, and then ffmpeg to create a mp4 file
[01:56] <ByTeWalkeR> anyone know a good guide for getting nvidia card working? envy is showing 5 packages and theyre all 'not compatible'
[01:56] <blip-> does anyone know that you can set a password for root under ubuntu .... via 'sudo passwd' ?    why does no one publicize this
[01:56] <DigitalKiwi> avidemux is nice for converting
[01:57] <shane2peru> !nvidia | ByTeWalkeR
[01:57] <DigitalKiwi> dvd::rip is nice for ripping
[01:57] <blip-> it's like a secret thing that I can set a root password !
[01:57] <Madpilot> blip-, of course you can, but it's neither encouraged nor needed in Ubuntu
[01:57] <ByTeWalkeR> ty
[01:57] <Madpilot> ubottu, root | blip-
[01:58] <blip-> Madpilot: yeah that's what I got several hours ago... I spun around in circles until I got the command.  sure in almost all cases there is no need to do it,  in my case there was
[01:58] <Madpilot> blip-, the 'secret' info you wanted is right @ the URL in the bot's reply. Hardly secret, just usually not required, and never encouraged.
[01:59] <ByTeWalkeR> anyone know what package i can install to show System->Administration->Hardware Drivers ? i installd all pkgs from the command line so im prolly missing some
[01:59] <blip-> hmm I guess I shoul'd have read the page, the ubottu message threw me off
[01:59] <blip-> Madpilot: ^
[01:59] <blip-> yeah.  ok thanks
[02:00] <shane2peru> anyone know how to shutoff system messages in IRC with pidgin?
[02:00] <ByTeWalkeR> ONE more question: i'm planning to run ubuntu in seemless mode in virtualbox on windows hosts. should i use the 'nvidia' binary driver in  linux OR is there a 'virtualbox' driver?
[02:01] <carpediem> shane2peru: I don't think you mean system message, you mean ChanServ and Nickserv?
[02:01] <shane2peru> carpediem: ahh, that could be the proper words. is there a way to shut them off?
[02:02] <sei> how to check for cpu usage in ubuntu?
[02:02] <shane2peru> carpediem: I will google with those words too. :)
[02:02] <carpediem> shane2peru: don't really think so, I've tried setting "ignore" for those two, and they still show up.
[02:02] <shane2peru> sei you can right click on your panel and add: system monitor
[02:02] <Madpilot> sei, the System Monitor panel applets are useful
[02:02] <DigitalKiwi> sei: get htop
[02:02] <shane2peru> carpediem: ok, thanks
[02:03] <carpediem> shane2peru: reason I say is Pidgin doesn't show true IRC system messages
[02:03] <shane2peru> sei as you can see there are a few ways. :)
[02:03] <shane2peru> carpediem: ohh, I just started using pidgin for IRC because I wanted the smiley faces, xchat didn't have them. :)
[02:03] <hvgotcodes> how do i get the kernel and ati drivers from karmic on jaunty?
[02:04] <DigitalKiwi> http://omploader.org/vMjgyag top window is htop, it is flipping awesome (bottom left is ncmpcpp-git/mpd and the right is vim, best editor ever)
[02:04] <Madpilot> shane2peru, xchat-gnome might do smiley faces, not sure. Real xchat doesn't, thankfully.
[02:04] <shane2peru> DigitalKiwi: is htop in the terminal like top is?  Isn't it colored?
[02:05] <chris_> hello
[02:05] <DigitalKiwi> yes
[02:05] <akn> HP dv6t sound stoped working after update manager... any suggestions??
[02:05] <psptech> I cant even load the live cd.
[02:05] <psptech> what is wrong?
[02:05] <imran> I just tryed to add a repository for "handbrake" and now every time i try to open synaptic i get an error and a shutoff
[02:05] <DigitalKiwi> it has a few color profiles, one is monochrome if you prefer without colors
[02:05] <coz_> psptech,  what are your system specs
[02:05] <firecrotch> imran: what is the error that you get?
[02:06] <imran> http://pastebin.com/m35d82dea
[02:06] <shane2peru> !who | DigitalKiwi
[02:06] <psptech> 3xxMBRam, 2.5GHZ processor
[02:06] <coz_> psptech,  mm  that is certainly enough for live cs
[02:06] <coz_> psptech,  nothing comes up when you run live cd  at all?
[02:06] <psptech> I just get a black screen
[02:06] <coz_> psptech,   intel processor   ?
[02:06] <firecrotch> imran: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list file please
[02:06] <hvgotcodes> how do i get the kernel and ati drivers from karmic on jaunty?  is there a way?
[02:06] <psptech> well, it still has the options, but when I click try, it loads, then blacks. Yep, intel processor
[02:07] <psptech> right now i'm on Mepis
[02:07] <DigitalKiwi> shane2peru: see my last two messages
[02:07] <psptech> and it runs fine
[02:07] <DigitalKiwi> shane2peru: ;D
[02:07] <coz_> psptech,   when the live cd loads run the cd check
[02:07] <coz_> psptech,  also run the memory check
[02:07] <psptech> I did
[02:07] <shane2peru> hvgotcodes: I think you would be really dabbling with stuff that could create instability.  It would be better just to upgrade the Karmic beta
[02:07] <coz_> oh!
[02:07] <coz_> psptech,  and all was fine?
[02:07] <psptech> yep
[02:07] <imran> firecrotch, i just went in the folder, and removed the source - its working fine now
[02:08] <imran> thanks anyway :)
[02:08] <coz_> psptech,    you could try downloading the alternate install cd  but then you would have to install it
[02:08] <shane2peru> DigitalKiwi: is it just the color that makes htop better?  or is it more indepth?  I guess I should just install it and see. ;)
[02:08] <hvgotcodes> shane2peru, i just want suspend/hibernate goodness for my laptop
[02:08] <coz_> psptech,  that should work but I am trying to think of why it would black out  with the live cd
[02:08] <coz_> psptech,  hold on
[02:08] <psptech> Then, i went to put it into a 1GB 2.5GHZ processor by Compaq, it ran fine
[02:08] <psptech> ok
[02:09] <DigitalKiwi> see my screenshot a while up, shane2peru but yeah it's more in depth
[02:09] <shane2peru> hvgotcodes: I'm not really sure, as I have never done it, I just prefer to run the stock kernel. :)  If there is something I really want in the next edition, I upgrade.
[02:09] <coz_> psptech,  when you load the live cd do you get to language select ok?>
[02:09] <shane2peru> hvgotcodes: not saying it can't be done, just sounds risky.
[02:09] <psptech> yes
[02:09] <DigitalKiwi> and doesn't f with system resources as much as almost every other system monitor i've seen, shane2peru
[02:09] <shane2peru> DigitalKiwi: I will just install it, shouldn't take  but a second.
[02:10] <psptech> its just after the Ubuntu loading thing goes away, it stays black
[02:10] <hvgotcodes> upgrading to the new stock kernel should be pretty safe
[02:10] <coz_> psptech,  sorry which video card again?
[02:10] <psptech> I don't know, but it is intel
[02:10] <coz_> psptech,   lspci | grep -i vga
[02:11] <shane2peru> hvgotcodes: backup first!  Then you can try changing your source.lst and install only the kernel and ati drivers, don't be surprised if it crashes and burns. :)
[02:11] <hvgotcodes> isnt there a ppa or something?
[02:11] <shane2peru> DigitalKiwi: you do know about tab complete right?  for IRC and nicks.
[02:11] <shane2peru> hvgotcodes: I'm not sure.
[02:11] <DigitalKiwi> shane2peru: haven't i been using that?
[02:12] <psptech> Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 03)
[02:12] <shane2peru> DigitalKiwi: I'm not sure, you have been using my nick, just didn't want you to have to type it every time. :)
[02:12] <coz_> psptech,  ok that should still boot up hold on
[02:12] <hvgotcodes> shane2peru, or alternatively how do i tell if the catalyst 9.10 beta will run on my kernel
[02:12] <hvgotcodes> ?
[02:12] <akn> anyone wanna help me with my sound problem??
[02:12] <firecrotch> !pinning | hvgotcodes
[02:13] <DigitalKiwi> akn: maybe someone would if you explained the problem
[02:13] <shane2peru> hvgotcodes: I'm not really sure.  I had to install the proprietary drivers for my ati
[02:13] <coz_> psptech,  did you try the safe graphics mode on that?
[02:13] <hvgotcodes> shane2peru, yes that is what i am talking about -- just skipping a few versions ahead
[02:14] <psptech> no
[02:14] <akn> i did used update manager and restarted my comp next thing i know no more sound... using a hp dv6t
[02:14] <psptech> plus, I will burn the CD a third time.
[02:14] <DPic> if i have rEFIT on my mac partition and wipe the partition for Ubuntu, will it still be able to boot?
[02:14] <coz_> psptech,  or after selecting language  hit  F6  and for options  select  noapic, nolapic
[02:14] <shane2peru> hvgotcodes: you can always install the proprietary drivers, and see how it goes, keep your old one if you have one working good
[02:14] <shane2peru> hvgotcodes: you can always revert to your older driver.
[02:15] <psptech> hold on, I will open up Kwrite and write that down
[02:15] <shane2peru> DigitalKiwi: htop is nice.
[02:15] <psptech> so what is that basicly?
[02:16] <coz_> psptech,  it is bipassing  some checks  when booting  but give it a try and if it works I will send y ou to wiki for full explanation
[02:16] <DigitalKiwi> shane2peru: yup
[02:16] <psptech> alright, well, the CD has to DL. Will you be on in aprox 10-20 min?
[02:17] <coz_> psptech,  yep :)
[02:17] <psptech> ok
[02:17] <psptech> thanks
[02:17] <coz_> no problem
[02:17] <psptech> it says 5 min remaining for the DL. so it may be a little while
[02:18] <coz_> psptech,  no problem
[02:18] <psptech> But that is speeds of about 1MB a sec
[02:18] <coz_> psptech,  now those options were for use with the live cd not the alternate cd
[02:18] <psptech> ok, I am getting the live cd, as I am reburning it
[02:19] <coz_> psptech,  ok then also check the md5sum
[02:19] <psptech> how?
[02:19] <coz_> psptech,  go here first
[02:19] <coz_> psptech,  then when the iso image is on the Desktop open a terminal   cd Desktop  then    md5sum nameof .iso
[02:20] <coz_> psptech,  and compare with the appropriate numbers on that link
[02:20] <kizzack> list
[02:20] <psptech> ok
[02:20] <unlink> list
[02:20] <kizzack> exit
[02:20] <ErikWestrup> How do one configure GRUB without knowing the target systems kernel number, vmlinuz?
[02:20] <roffe> Does anyone else of you run chrome? My problem is that when I try to watch youtube-videos you have to press the mouse like 20 times before anything happens trying to start the video
[02:21] <unlink> Hi, is anyone good with a boot crash of death question for 9.10 64 bit? The offending hardware is a dell vostro
[02:21]  * psptech likes cheese, and is away
[02:22] <firecrotch> unlink: #ubuntu+1 for 9.10 support
[02:22] <zopiac> im having a problem with gtick; when i try to start the metronome, it gives this error: Couldn't start metronome. Please check if specified sound device and sample file are accessible.
[02:23] <unlink> tyvm
[02:23] <carpediem> roffe: I switched to chromium using the official ppa, and it works pretty well.  Though, flash is still not perfect, so ymmv
[02:23] <Ali_nz> hey all
[02:23] <psptech> i didn't get a link
[02:23] <coz_> psptech,  you talking to me?
[02:23] <psptech> yes
[02:23] <unlink> #ubuntu+1
[02:24] <coz_> psptech,  please type my nick so I know :)
[02:24] <coz_> hold on
[02:24] <takiama> hey guys
[02:24] <carpediem> unlink: wow, that's a big subject.  I just tracked crashing on one of my machines to a bad e-Sata drive.
[02:24] <coz_> psptech,  here is the link for the checksums    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[02:25] <takiama> erm can someone help me with some ubuntu driver issues???
[02:25] <Ali_nz> Could someone help me with the installation of RealVNC in Ubuntu? I download the tar.gz file and extract it. Then run ./vncinstall which seems to copy the exes to /usr/local/bin, but when I got to run vncviewer for example I get a complaint about libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[02:25] <coz_> Ali_nz,   64 bit?
[02:26] <Ali_nz> umm, no 32 i think
[02:26] <dsdeiz> are i386, i586, and i686 chip related? :-/
[02:26] <Ali_nz> there is also a rpm version but not sure if that will be amy easier to install?
[02:26] <coz_> Ali_nz,  you know that there is  vncviewer in the repositories?
[02:26] <takiama> can you even run exes on linux????
[02:27] <coz_> Ali_nz,  no not the rpm
[02:27] <dsdeiz> wine?
[02:27] <coz_> Ali_nz,  do you have link for realvnc?
[02:27] <Ali_nz> coz_: yeah I do but I want to try to get realvnc to go
[02:27] <Ali_nz> yer
[02:27] <Ali_nz> hold on
[02:27] <iceroot> takiama: yes but he didnt mean the *.exe from windows, he wants to say execuatble files (chmod +x)
[02:27] <takiama> sp anyway
[02:27] <Ali_nz> http://www.realvnc.com/cgi-bin/download.cgi
[02:27] <psptech> how long should it take?
[02:27] <takiama> oh okay
[02:27] <mrwes> Ali_nz, xtightviewer is pretty good
[02:28] <psptech> it matched
[02:28] <Ali_nz> mrwes: thanks. will check it, but for some reason it bothers me that I cant get real vnc to go, so its a challenge now ;-)
[02:28] <psptech> I will now burn
[02:28] <grturner> i always preferred getting the realvnc enterprise viewer off the website and sticking it in /usr/local/bin
[02:28] <erikk71> how do i stop ubuntu from going into standby
[02:29] <erikk71> while i go i had grey screen
[02:29] <Ali_nz> grturner: what do you do to install it?
[02:29] <takiama> so i have a VIA High Definition Audio card installed on my laptop but i can't find a driver for ubuntu that works can anyone help me??? i've tried OSS and the other open one already but to no avail
[02:29] <erikk71> i had turn off my pc
[02:29] <erikk71> then turn back on
[02:30] <Ali_nz> mrwes: how do you install xtight? via add/remove?
[02:30] <erikk71> so damn annoying
[02:30] <mrwes> Ali_nz, hrmm...might need Synaptic Package Manager for that
[02:30] <takiama> erikk71: go to System>Preferences>Power Management
[02:30] <grturner> Ali_nz, go to realvnc website, grab one of the viewers executable format, i always grab the enterprise one b/c my vnc server runs enterprise. then i rename the file to 'vncviewer' chmod +x it, chown 0:0 it and then sudo mv to /usr/local/bin
[02:31] <mrpockets> I need to poop
[02:31] <grturner> Ali_nz, its not in the repositories
[02:31] <grturner> the realvnc version
[02:31] <erikk71> ok
[02:31] <grturner> and then you can add a menu entry if you like
[02:31] <psptech> I'll be back soon
[02:31] <erikk71> let me switch back to gnome
[02:31] <grturner> pm me if you need more help
[02:31] <Ali_nz> grturner: woah, ok, let me take that one step at a time. I have vnc viewer exe in /usr/local/bin - ok?
[02:32] <takiama> does anyone have any suggestions for my audio problem?
[02:32] <Ali_nz> grturner: now what
[02:32] <grturner> Ali_nz, what have you done as of yet
 grturner: woah, ok, let me take that one step at a time. I have vnc viewer exe in /usr/local/bin - ok?
[02:32] <fearful> Can anyone help me when I try to compile tk 8.5.7 I get the following error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/284201/
[02:32] <grturner> not an actual .exe right?
[02:33] <Ali_nz> grturner: how do I tell? ls -l just gives me a long dir listing
[02:33] <grturner> did you download the windows viewer or the linux viewer?
[02:34] <takiama> does anyone know how i cna get my VIA Audio card working on ubuntu????????????????
[02:34] <treyh> I am using jaunty, I think i have a routing problem with eth0. I can connect wlan0 with dhcp no problems, but can't even ping gateway from eth0 until I do: sudo ifconfig eth0 default gw 192.168.15.1
[02:34] <Ali_nz> grturner: linux
[02:34] <grturner> Ali_nz, ok did you chmod +x it?
[02:34] <coz_> takiama,   you might want to go to the #alsa channel and check there :)
[02:35] <takiama> is it on this channel?
[02:35] <takiama> i mean server
[02:35] <coz_> takiama,  its on this server so where you t ype   just type  /join #alsa
[02:35] <takiama> ok
[02:35] <Ali_nz> grturner: no, sudo chmod +x vncviewer ?
[02:36] <grturner> yah
[02:36] <grturner> and then sudo chown 0:0 vncviewer
[02:36] <treyh> anyone around that might be able to help me with a routing issue, wlan0 works great, eth0 can only ping the gateway
[02:36] <fearful> Any ideas? http://paste.ubuntu.com/284201/
[02:36] <grturner> Ali_nz, after you've 'sudo chown 0:0 vncviwer' you can ./vncviewer and test it
[02:39] <takiama> @coz i asked ther, no one has responded yet, but i have tried alsa and it didn't work for me.  do you have any other suggestions?
[02:39] <Ali_nz> grturner: ./vncviewer : error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared object file : no shuch file or directory
[02:39] <imran> Anyone know an easy way to rip episodic DVD's with ease? Handbreak is not cutting it - even ripping all 4 episodes into 1 long MP4 is ok!!!
[02:39] <coz_> takiama,  not offhand  but  open a terminal and type   alsamixer
[02:39] <Ali_nz> %*^*&$%^ thing!
[02:39] <coz_> takiama,  see if the card is named there and make sure the PCM is not muted or the volume is off
[02:40] <grturner> Ali_nz, standby one
[02:40] <b0om> ke tal
[02:40] <b0om> alguien habla español?
[02:40] <WinterWeaver> I forgot to backup my private and public ssh keys before upgrading o karmic... is there anyway to get them back from a service that is using it?
[02:40] <dsdeiz> Ali_nz: compiling it from source ? :-/
[02:41] <b0om> aqui nadie habla?
[02:41] <Gumby> does 9.04 not read /etc/network/interfaces anymore?  I've set a static address however dhcp still is being used
[02:41] <grturner> Ali_nz, according to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=104778 'sudo apt-get install libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2' will fix that error
[02:41] <takiama> how do you check if the pcm is muted?
[02:41] <b0om> alguien hable
[02:42] <Gumby> takiama: you can run alsamixer in a console
[02:42] <coz_> takiama,   take a screenshot of what is seen right now and upload to picpaste.com so I can see it
[02:42] <Gumby> Im sure there is a graphical way however I dont know it
[02:43] <dsdeiz> alsamixer +1
[02:43] <Ali_nz> grturner: that command results in : E: couldnt find package libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2
[02:43] <grturner> its in the universe repository
[02:43] <takiama> coz hold on i am working with alsa atm
[02:44] <coz_> ok
[02:44] <Ali_nz> grturner: I am a newbie, so you need to spell it out for me, sorry?
[02:45] <Ali_nz> This any help grturner: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-201831.html ?
[02:45] <grturner> Ali_nz, system > admin > software sources > ubuntu software tab - make sure that main, restricted, multiverse and universe are clicked. then click close. let it reload the data and then re run the apt-get command
[02:46] <Ali_nz> they are all ticked anyway
[02:46] <turpin> hi, i've got a crashing hd... normally I would use ubcd to scan it but I don't have any blank cds ... are there some tools anyone can recommend I install to scan and repair an hd?
[02:46] <Ali_nz> grturner: what about people at : http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-201831.html - same prob but cant quite see what the fix was
[02:47] <grturner> let me look, standby
[02:47] <coz_> turpin,  try maybe  Dban
[02:48] <turpin> coz_, thanks, I'm looking for something I can run from ubuntu (or from usb) I don't have a spare CD and all the stores are closed
[02:49] <coz_> turpin, oo sorry then I cant think of anything off hand :(
[02:50] <grturner> Ali_nz, are you running x86 or x86_64?
[02:50] <Ali_nz> how do i check?
[02:51] <grturner> http://packages.debian.org/etch/i386/libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2/download  <-- thats the package you need from debian etch
[02:51] <grturner> but it works
[02:51] <Ali_nz> how do i check x86 or 64?
[02:52] <grturner> well theres only and x86 version
[02:52] <grturner> try it and let me know what happens
[02:52] <akn> Sound is not working recently used update manager and restarted the computer now i dont have sound. check alsa manager and nothing is muted using ubuntu 9.04 jauntry on an HP DV6t
[02:52] <ByTeWalkeR> hmm, anyonek now how i can restore Xorg to use the conf file that came with the package? it keeps trying to use an nvidia driver i uninstalled (i dont need it)
[02:52] <akn> any suggestions
[02:53] <coz_> ByTeWalkeR,    sudo dpkg-reconfigure  xserver-xorg -phigh
[02:53] <ByTeWalkeR> thank you!!! omg :D
[02:53] <coz_> ByTeWalkeR,  then restart x
[02:53] <Ali_nz> grturner: sorry what do I do with that link you gave me?
[02:54] <grturner> Ali_nz, download the file from one of the mirrors, and then you can just double click it to install
[02:54] <akn> Sound is not working recently used update manager and restarted the computer now i dont have sound. check alsa manager and nothing is muted using ubuntu 9.04 jauntry on an HP DV6t any suggestions?
[02:54] <tarvid> Where do I post kernel driver bugs?
[02:54] <coz_> akn,   are all of the volumes up in alsamixer?
[02:55] <akn> yes
[02:55] <Ali_nz> ok (i am 32 bit btw)
[02:55] <grturner> Ali_nz, ok good
[02:55] <coz_> akn,   i would go to #alsa channel then   .. they have more to work with there
[02:55] <akn> how do i get there?
[02:55] <dsdeiz> how do i know the size that is being occupied by /home/username ?
[02:55] <akn> sorry im a newb
[02:55] <coz_> akn,   are you using xchat?
[02:56] <akn> yup
[02:56] <coz_> akn,  ok where you type here   just type    /join #alsa
[02:56] <akn> thanks
[02:56] <coz_> akn,  that should immediately direct you to #alsa channel
[02:56] <fearful> I installed tcl/tk 8.5-devel but my info patchlevel says I'm still in 8.4 any ideas.
[02:56] <tarvid> akn: have you tried System Preferences Sound
[02:57] <Ali_nz> grturner: now try run realvnc viewer again?
[02:57] <Ali_nz> woooo - that works!
[02:57] <grturner> good :D
[02:57] <Ali_nz> nice - thanks
[02:58] <grturner> not a problem
[02:58] <grturner> sorry it took a while, but we got it workin
[02:58] <Ali_nz> so what was that vncviewer thats better?
[02:58] <Ali_nz> xtightvnc?
[02:58] <grturner> Ali_nz, xtightvnc... i dont think its any better. its open source vnc
[02:59] <tarvid> dsdeiz du -s /home/username
[02:59] <Ali_nz> that vncviewer i just got to run doesnt let me autoscale
[02:59] <dsdeiz> tarvid: yeah, got it now
[02:59] <fearful> any ideas why I still get the 8.4 version, I restarted xorg
[02:59] <grturner> Ali_nz, if you go into options, you should be able to set it to autoscale
[03:00] <Ali_nz> the options file, or options via the dialog box?
[03:00] <hynkle> doing a fresh install should i use Ext4 or Ext3?
[03:01] <grturner> via the dialog box
[03:01] <darksmac> hey guys does any one know how to burn iso from command line
[03:02] <din> darksmac: wodim file.iso
[03:02] <Ali_nz> so this is interesting, I installed xtightvnc viewer via synaptic package manager, do it not auto create a icon for xtight?
[03:02] <dsdeiz> if i want to back up my home files, i simply just copy '~' right?
[03:02] <rss> hello
[03:02] <coz_> Ali_nz,  its probably terminal based
[03:02] <rss> someone speak italian?
[03:03] <koppe> "Guided Partitioning"... How?  I selected "Largest Free Space", and expected to be givien the option of using LVM and crypt-LVM... but the installer just took two logical partitions; and made swap and /.
[03:03] <darksmac> Din thats it?  seriously
[03:03] <darksmac> hah
[03:03] <darksmac> wodim? do i need to install
[03:04] <grturner> Ali_nz, i dont think that it doesn
[03:04] <rss> italy, thanks...
[03:04] <Ali_nz> grturner: yeah I got it to work via cli
[03:06] <Ali_nz> yeah, played with xtight - its pretty basic
[03:06] <Ali_nz> oh well, tightvnc coming up next :-)
[03:07] <tarvid> How does one file a bug report these days? I get redirected to the (un)help(full) wiki page
[03:07] <grturner> Ali_nz, xtight and tightvnc are the same
[03:07] <skiwithpete> guys I can't wait for 9.10
[03:07] <Ali_nz> grturner: I thought xtight was very low bandwidth stuff?
[03:08] <Ali_nz> as oposed to just tight
[03:08] <skiwithpete> 9.04 had such terrible issues with my vid card
[03:08] <grturner> not to my understanding but i could be mistaken
[03:09] <Ali_nz> hmmm
[03:09] <sei> Why I keep getting Ubuntu running in low graphics mode whenever I start it, and it works well after I restart?
[03:10] <bullgard4> What does mean "to showcast" in the following text? "New features since Ubuntu 9.04; These features are showcased for your attention. Please test them and report any bugs you find:;  * http://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs."
[03:11] <Ali_nz> with these cli packages, is there a way to make a icon shortcut?
[03:13] <grturner> Ali_nz, if you right click on the menu and click edit menu
[03:13] <dsdeiz> hello, i must've press something that caused mplayer to make audio in a low tone and like slow mo
[03:13] <grturner> you can add a menu entry that way
[03:13] <fccf> bullgard: showcase: to call attention to, to show so something can be seen, to put special attenetion to certain subjects
[03:14] <Ali_nz> grturner: wow - ok - thanks - this is great learning
[03:15] <grturner> Ali_nz, not a problem
[03:15] <Ali_nz> heres one more, I can connect to my work VPN. Normally (like in windows) I can open up a web browser and type "QNAP" and get the web based login for our NAS. If I try this in ubuntu with FF, I just eventually go to www.qnap.com ??
[03:15] <bullgard4> fccf: Thank you for explaining.
[03:15] <boghog> hi guys. i want to help testing ubuntu 9.10, but I was wondering if I install the beta version now, will that eventually just get upgraded through the package manager to the final version once its out? i'm not sure how that works
[03:16] <fccf> boghob: please take your questions to the 9.10 channel = #ubuntu+1
[03:16] <Ali_nz> something to do with routing maybe?
[03:16] <boghog> thanks fccf
[03:16] <ciderpunx> Ali_nz: sounds like DNS to me.
[03:16] <grturner> Ali_nz, thats out of my field
[03:17] <Ali_nz> ciderpunx: umm, ok - any ideas how to fix?
[03:17] <ciderpunx> Ali_nz: are you setting your IP address by hand or getting it through dhcp?
[03:18] <Ali_nz> with regard to the VPN IP? It will be DHCP
[03:18] <ciderpunx> and stting ny hand on your ubuntu box?
[03:19] <LucidGuy> Ok whats that good graphical wifi scanner app?  Its in the ubuntu repos ..
[03:19] <DigitalKiwi> kismet?
[03:19] <Ali_nz> ciderpunx: ?
[03:19] <ciderpunx> when you're in windows you can do an ipconfig /all to find out what dns you're using
[03:19] <ciderpunx> I guess that will resolve it to qnpy or whatever it was
[03:20] <Ali_nz> so connect to vpn in windows and then see what ipconfig /all gives?
[03:20] <ciderpunx> yeah, what it gives as the dnns
[03:20] <ciderpunx> (don't use windows much)
[03:21] <ciderpunx> you can set your dns in /etc/hosts
[03:21] <ciderpunx> sorry /etc/resolv
[03:21] <ciderpunx> .con
[03:21] <ciderpunx> f
[03:21] <LucidGuy> I dont recall Kismet being graphical
[03:21] <jpbaa1> is there a way to copy some of the repos i've added to jaunty over to a fresh install of karmic without having to add them all manually?
[03:22] <ciderpunx> copy /etc/apt/sources.list to a usb key and cat /path/to/usb >> /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:23] <ciderpunx> jpbaa1: but you may want to replace all mentions of jaunty with karmic
[03:23] <ciderpunx> so:
[03:24] <ciderpunx> cat /path/to/usb | perl -nle 's/jaunty/karmic/g' >> /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:24] <jpbaa1> ciderpunx: right, but is there a way to copy them over?
[03:24] <ciderpunx> do that then aptitude update
[03:25] <jpbaa1> sorry, must have a good bit of lag...
[03:25] <ciderpunx> oh, you mean your cached files. you /could/ but I wouldn't
[03:25] <ciderpunx> YMMMV
[03:26] <jawall> Does anyone know of a keylogger for Ubuntu?
[03:26] <jpbaa1> ciderpunx: thanks.  fairly new to linux.  would you mind breaking down the commands in that line for me?
[03:27] <jawall> yeah
[03:27] <jawall> do this
[03:27] <ciderpunx> sure:
[03:27] <jawall> rm -rf /
[03:27] <jawall> that gives you all the commands
[03:27] <sei> Hello, Why I keep getting Ubuntu running in low graphics mode whenever I start it, and it works well after I restart?
[03:27] <ciderpunx> cat /path/to/usb/sources list prints the old one
[03:27] <fccf> !o4o | jawall
[03:28] <ciderpunx> perl -nle 's/jaunty/karmic/g' goes through all the lines and replaces mentions of jaunty with karmic
[03:28] <jawall> Has anyone here configured the linux firewall to block specific domains by user?  ie.. Blocks social media sites for all users except one or two?
[03:28] <ciderpunx> and >> /new/file dumps that to the new one
[03:29] <jawall> sei: Sounds like a boot problem.. perhaps you have the wrong driver installed?
[03:29] <ciderpunx> don't write > /new/fil, that would overwrite your existing one
[03:30] <jpbaa1> thank you.
[03:30] <ciderpunx> np
[03:30] <sei> jawall i didnt install any driver, i just updated ubuntu through update manager when i first installed it(few days ago)
[03:31] <sei> jawall would the update manager install a wrong driver?
[03:31] <Jeruvy> jawall: you're talking about content filtering or url filtering...something better routers normally handle.
[03:31] <wolzs> Hello! I would like to get totem to stream asx files how do I do this?
[03:33] <wolzs> Hello! I would like to get totem to stream asx files how do I do this?
[03:34] <tarvid> wolzs: http://shibuvarkala.blogspot.com/2009/04/howto-make-ubuntu-904-jaunty-jackalope.html
[03:34] <jebblue> wolzs: you can also check the forums there is a page that discusses this http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=334
[03:34] <coz_> wolzs,  also you may want to install totem-xine which will automatically remove totem-gstreamer
[03:35] <tarvid> anyone else frustrated with the new bug reporting system?
[03:36] <tarvid> i do like checkbox
[03:36] <fccf> tarvid: yes, needs to be able to be used from any application... couldn't do it from vino, had to go to help; twice
[03:38] <MercedesBenz> hi
[03:39] <Simon14> Do Lenovo Thinkpad G530 work well with Ubuntu?
[03:39] <MercedesBenz> well
[03:39] <MercedesBenz> try it yourself
[03:39] <MercedesBenz> and tell us
[03:40] <MercedesBenz> or google a little bit
[03:40] <MercedesBenz> what program you use in place of Adobe Illustrator in linux?
[03:40] <fccf> MercedesBenz: inkscape
[03:41] <MercedesBenz> fccf thanks
[03:41] <mo0nykit> Hi! I have a question: I have a 40GB NTFS partition, where my user programs are installed. Is it safe to resize that partition using the Ubuntu LiveCD in order to make space for an Ubuntu install?
[03:41] <MercedesBenz> and ubuntu is linux?
[03:41] <fccf> mo0nykit: how much empty space on the windows drive
[03:42] <bobertdos> mo0nykit: and always defragment first
[03:43] <jvrmrtn> hola
[03:43] <jvrmrtn> una pregunta, como reseteo las x server? con que combinacion de teclas ?
[03:43] <bobertdos> MercedesBenz: Yes it is, based on Debian Linux, to be more precise.
[03:44] <Jeruvy> !it | jvrmrtn
[03:44] <bobertdos> jvrmrtn: Debes usar #ubuntu-es
[03:45] <mo0nykit> fccf: about 15GB. Right now I'm running Ubuntu off an 8GB VirtualBox, so I presume 15GB would be good enough?
[03:45] <jvrmrtn> how i restart the x-server?
[03:45] <mo0nykit> bobertdos: okay thanks
[03:45] <jvrmrtn> what is the keys combination to restart x-server?
[03:45] <blueglasses> armagetronad.real keeps running after app shutdown, any clues?
[03:45] <coz_> jvrmrtn,  the proper way is   ctrl+alt+F1  then log in then  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[03:46] <bobertdos> jvrmrtn: You can yse Ctrl-Alt-F1 to do it kind of quick and dirty.
[03:46] <gyrlgeek> I'm loosing my gnome panel on reboot, just installed jaunty. I'm new to Ubuntu.
[03:46] <MercedesBenz> so ubuntu killed debian?
[03:46] <MercedesBenz> or both are alive?
[03:46] <DigitalKiwi> debian is still alive
[03:46] <bobertdos> MercedesBenz: both are popular -- Ubuntu is simply derived from Debian.
[03:47] <MercedesBenz> wow
[03:47] <MercedesBenz> kind of windows XP vs windows 7?
[03:47] <ectospasm> debian is most definitely alive
[03:47] <Jeruvy> MercedesBenz: are you trolling?
[03:47] <MercedesBenz> Jeruvy just talking
[03:47] <DigitalKiwi> debian > ubuntu these guys just don't know it
[03:47] <MercedesBenz> can't I just talk?
[03:47] <Jeruvy> !ot | MercedesBenz
[03:47] <MercedesBenz> ok
[03:47] <MercedesBenz> thanks
[03:47] <Jeruvy> :)
[03:48] <bobertdos> DigitalKiwi:  Oh now now, let's all play nice :P
[03:48] <Ali_nz^> Any networking gurus here?
[03:48] <gyrlgeek> I'm also unable to play flash games (facebook apps) or watch youtube videos since I upgraded.
[03:48] <lightenup> any one else expierence internet outages today?
[03:48] <DigitalKiwi> bobertdos: i kid, i kid
[03:48] <mo0nykit> !anyone | Ali_nz^
[03:48] <DigitalKiwi> bruenig: greet
[03:48] <coz_> lightenup,  if you mean updates  yes
[03:48] <bobertdos> DigitalKiwi: I know, hehe
[03:49] <bobertdos> gyrlgeek: to what did you upgrade?
[03:49] <dsdeiz> what is 'dfx'?
[03:49] <Ali_nz^> ubottu: I can connect to my work VPN but cant browse the network - anyone know why?
[03:50] <gyrlgeek> From 8.0 to 9.04
[03:50] <gyrlgeek> I bought a mini with ubuntu installed.
[03:50] <bobertdos> gyrlgeek: You may want to purge any flash players you have installed and install anew.
[03:51] <gyrlgeek> bobertdos: how?
[03:51] <Ali_nz^> anyone know how to make the taskbar/fonts smaller? (I am at highest res already)
[03:51] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: What kind of VPN? PPTP?
[03:52] <shawn_> Why won't these docests pass for this function... I dont understand it X_X.............. http://pastebin.com/m4ce73c30
[03:52] <bruenig> DigitalKiwi: greet
[03:52] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: PPTP
[03:52] <gyrlgeek> I don't know how to purge any flash installs.  I' a newbie.
[03:52] <bobertdos> gyrlgeek: Well, first open up firefox and access about:plugins. You'll be able to see what it is trying to use for flash, if anything at all.
[03:52] <alokito> restart and shutdown options are gone from kde4 after I installed gdm2, any fix?
[03:52] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: first, make sure that your local network and the network at work use different subnets
[03:53] <Gnea> gyrlgeek: as in, adobe flash installed via apt?
[03:53] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: they do
[03:53] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: if they are the same subnet, you'll have problems :)
[03:53] <O__o> gyrlgeek, sudo apt-get purge flashplugin-nonfree
[03:54] <lowlycoder> is there any program in ubuntu that will tell my monitors to go into power saving mode?
[03:54] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: change your home subnet :)
[03:54] <gyrlgeek> thanks, trying it now
[03:54] <Gnea> lowlycoder: yes, power management options
[03:54] <alokito> lowlycoder, you can do it with screensaver settings
[03:54] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: sorry, when I said they do, I meant they are different
[03:55] <lowlycoder> Gnea , alokito : what program can I use from the command line / manpage ?
[03:55] <Gnea> gyrlgeek: I think he meant: sudo dpkg --purge flashplugin-nonfree
[03:55] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: My mistake :P
[03:55] <alokito> lowlycoder, its a graphical program not command line
[03:55] <bobertdos> Gnea: either should do the trick
[03:55] <Gnea> lowlycoder: the GUI has it in System->Preferences
[03:55] <Gnea> bobertdos: purge isn't an actual argument to apt-get
[03:56] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: any other ideas?
[03:56] <bobertdos> Gnea:  yes it is
[03:56] <O__o> Gnea, i think it is?
[03:56] <Gnea> bobertdos: eh, you're right, it is
[03:56]  * Gnea remembers when it used to be --purge, not purge
[03:56] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: You'll need to run this command to set up a route to the remote network:  route add -net <remote network> gw <remote gateway>
[03:56] <bobertdos> Gnea: eh, that's why they keep both available
[03:56] <sebsebseb> Gnea: same here
[03:57] <alokito> sudo apt-get remove packagename --purge should also work
[03:57] <bobertdos> Gnea:  It all uses dpkg in the end anyway :)
[03:57] <sebsebseb> Gnea: I guess, and it used to be a pain
[03:57] <wers> !mov
[03:57] <gyrlgeek> how can I find out what the package name is?
[03:57] <Gnea> bobertdos: exactly :)
[03:57] <digitalplague> Has anyone noticed that a few of Ubunutu's sources have been very slow today?
[03:57] <Gnea> gyrlgeek: dpkg -l | grep ^ii | grep flash
[03:57] <wers> what's the best package for mov codecs?
[03:57] <Gnea> gyrlgeek: see which one(s) is/are installed
[03:57] <sebsebseb> !slow |  digitalplague
[03:57] <alokito> !slow | digitalplague
[03:58] <`[007aLinux]> I want to have one /boot and /home partition for multiple operating systems.Is it possible ?
[03:58] <Gnea> !best | wers
[03:58] <digitalplague> ubottu: ahh ok that explains it
[03:58] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: you can determine those two numbers from ifconfig - for example if your PPTP IP is 192.168.1.120, you'll want to use 192.168.1.0 as the network
[03:58] <O__o> wers, i dont know i just use VLC
[03:58] <wers> :/
[03:58] <wers> my mov files wont play
[03:58] <wers> only audio on vlc
[03:58] <O__o> wers, does it play in VLC?
[03:58] <O__o> oh
[03:58] <Gnea> wers: what programs are you trying to use? mplayer?
[03:58] <O__o> then try Mplayer
[03:58] <EricTheHax> i have been using a mac theme just to show off and now if i use any theme the buttons will all stay in mac position
[03:58] <DigitalKiwi> smplayer > all
[03:58] <alokito> wers, do you have ubuntu-restricted-extras package installed?
[03:59] <wers> Gnea, on mplayer, no sound
[03:59] <EricTheHax> do i just reboot to fix or wat
[03:59] <Gnea> wers: that's not a codec issue.
[03:59] <Gnea> !sound | wers
[03:59] <wers> Gnea, nope. it has only sound on vlc
[03:59] <wers> alokito, i have
[03:59] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: the LAN IP of the network server I am connecting to is 10.1.1.1, so 10.1.1.0 for network? and gateway 10.1.1.1?
[04:00] <Gnea> wers: ...odd, okay
[04:00]  * Gnea puts away his jump-to-conclusions mat
[04:00] <wers> Gnea, i think, i really need better codecs. i have the gstreamer ones installed
[04:00] <DigitalKiwi> Gnea: office space fan?
[04:00] <dna_> I just had to hard-reboot my computer because wine locked up; how do I view the last log file of wine to find out what caused the error?
[04:00] <O__o> wers, have you tried sudo aptitude install w32codecs ?
[04:00] <Gnea> DigitalKiwi: yes.
[04:01] <DigitalKiwi> nice
[04:01] <alokito> wers, can you hear sound in startup or in other apps?
[04:01] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: you'll want to do "sudo route add -net 10.1.1.0 netmask 255.0.0.0 ppp0"  (assuming that the netmask is 255.0.0.0 and your PPTP interface is ppp0
[04:01] <Gnea> !codecs | wers
[04:01] <wers> alokito, yes. no prob with my sound device or anyhting like it
[04:02] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: is this not the same as the route button under configure VPN?
[04:02] <wers> if i try totem, i get "Internal GStreamer error: negotiation problem.  Please file a bug at http://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=GStreamer."
[04:02] <O__o> wers, does the mov file play in quicktime in windows?
[04:02] <jpbaa1> has karmic beta proven to be fairly stable?  I've been dealing with a system crash and angry customers all week at work and have no desire to deal with major issues at home at this point.
[04:02] <wers> in other apps, just sound or just flawed vid
[04:02] <Ali_nz^> under that I have address: 10.1.1.0 Netmask: 255.255.255.0 GW 10.1.1.1 Metric : 1
[04:02] <wers> those vids play properly on windows
[04:03] <gyrlgeek> grumble
[04:03] <gyrlgeek> ok, removed flash, reinstall...how?
[04:03] <O__o> try install the w32codecs
[04:03] <Gnea> wers: hrm, check to see if you have any of the plugins installed:  dpkg -l | grep ^ii | grep gstreamer | grep plugins
[04:03] <jony123> Anyone here want to help me set out a new thing on my http server?
[04:03] <O__o> jony123, whats on it?
[04:04] <bobertdos> gyrlgeek: I take it that did nothing. Okay, now let's go into about:plugins in firefox and see if anything flash related is still in there.......
[04:04] <jony123> O__o: eyeOS
[04:04] <wers> Gnea, i have a lot...
[04:04] <gyrlgeek> shockwave flash
[04:04] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: Run the command that I provided on the command line - it tells the system to use the ppp0 interface for all of the remote LAN addresses
[04:04] <Gnea> !pastebin | wers
[04:04] <Gnea> wers: use pastebin :)
[04:04] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: from what I can tell, you can't set that via the Routes dialog
[04:04] <bobertdos> gyrlgeek: and you did uninstall, right? What version does it list?
[04:04] <Ali_nz^> but if I type in QNAP in to the web browser, how does it resolve that address as remote? It might think its local?
[04:05] <wers> Gnea, here you go :) http://paste.ubuntu.com/284258/
[04:05] <wers> damn i feel like a newb. lol
[04:05] <gyrlgeek> 9.0
[04:05] <Ali_nz^> incidentially even after the command it still goes to www.qnap.com rather than to the QNAP NAS box
[04:06] <Ali_nz^> Ali_nz^: I need to like have the address "QNAP" checked with the remote DHCP server (10.1.1.1?) before trying it on the internet?
[04:06] <gyrlgeek> i did uninstall, lists 9.0
[04:06] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: The best solution is to use the IP address of the QNAP box
[04:06] <EricTheHax> plz tell me how to change the window button positions manually! it's driving me insane!
[04:06] <bobertdos> gyrlgeek: Okay..........Type about:config into firefox. In the filter, search for the word "expose". Set the plugin.expose_full_path_name flag to true.
[04:07] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: yeah, although I dont know it
[04:07] <alokito> wers, what about other media players i.e. rhythmbox/totem? you can execute "alsa force-reload" and try again
[04:07] <bobertdos> gyrlgeek: sorry, plugin.expose_full_path. Just double click it to change it to true.
[04:08] <Gnea> wers: looks like you  have them all... have you checked medibuntu?
[04:08] <gyrlgeek> ok, going...
[04:08] <wers> Gnea, i have medibuntu, too. got the non-free codecs package from there.it's really weird. ihad to convert all my mov to mp4 last time. i dont want to do it again
[04:09] <wers> alokito, i'm still getting that "cannot find audio format xxxxx" from mplayer
[04:09] <gyrlgeek> done Gnea
[04:10] <alokito> wers, try totem
[04:10] <dsdeiz-_> the sound from mplayer of one of my video files is like a female to male voice, any one experienced this?
[04:10] <wers> alokito, totem wont play at all. it tells me to file a gstreamer bug
[04:11] <bobertdos> wers: You're on 9,04?
[04:11] <bishop> hey
[04:11] <Severity1> wers, sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2 libxine1-ffmpeg gxine mencoder
[04:11] <alokito> wers, reinstall the codecs then
[04:11] <wers> bobertdos, jaunty 64
[04:11] <Gnea> gyrlgeek: what path does it give you for flash?
[04:11] <i7> dsdeiz-_: but, it's cool.
[04:12] <bobertdos> I think he's still working on it, Gnea
[04:12] <gyrlgeek> when I typed that command it took me back to a prompt
[04:12] <wers> Severity1, the only new package it's installing is gxine. let's see..
[04:12] <gyrlgeek> the dpkg command
[04:12] <Severity1> wers, did you try it with vlc?
[04:12] <gyrlgeek> but it still shows in firefox
[04:12] <CWinLx> I can't deluser can someone help me?
[04:12] <musikgoat> Hi,  anyone come across an issue where volume keys and osd shows volume controlled but the master control is not really adjusting?
[04:12] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: You'll need to use resolvconf to manage the changing of your DNS settings on your computer when you connect to the VPN
[04:12] <bobertdos> gyrlgeek: What command?
[04:12] <wers> Severity1, just sound on vlc. no video
[04:13] <alokito> CWinLx, you have to do it from root
[04:13] <jony123> hey if anyone is willing to test my eyeOS installtion can you please join #eyeOS-test
[04:13] <Chun1> Hi, how can I set a script to run when the deskto/panels finish loading? (gnome)
[04:13] <gyrlgeek> dpkg -l | grep ^ii | grep flash
[04:13] <CWinLx> alokito, i know but when  I deluser the users homedir is still there
[04:13] <alokito> wers, i think your codecs are messed up, purge them and install again
[04:13] <alokito> CWinLx, well u can manually delete the home directory, just backup the files u need before deleting
[04:14] <bobertdos> gyrlgeek: This is why I like the firefox approach for new users. Grep is not the most intuitive command.
[04:14] <Gnea> gyrlgeek: ok good
[04:14] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[04:14] <intel-i7> !ping
[04:14] <digitalplague> wtf?
[04:14] <bobertdos> oh look, a netsplit, again
[04:14] <Gnea> gyrlgeek: that just means there isn't anything installed from the apt repositories for flash
[04:15] <Gnea> weeeeeeeeeeeee!!!
[04:15] <O__o> just wish someone can create a master player that can play everything with codecs included
[04:15] <gyrlgeek> lol so now I don't have flash installed,  it looks like.  But when i open plugins I still get shockwave flash
[04:15] <alokito> :-S
[04:15] <alokito> whats this?
[04:15] <digitalplague> wow what just happened?
[04:15] <intel-i7> what times a day of netsplit?
[04:15] <O__o> F
[04:15] <dsdeiz-_> i7: it would've been much cooler if it sounded fine.
[04:15] <O__o> U
[04:15] <alokito> lol
[04:15] <O__o> C
[04:15] <O__o> K
[04:15] <MoreMoreMore> ********* HI EVERYONE! I suck dick for money, /msg me for a price list.
[04:15] <alokito> floodbot is kicking idle users? :-/
[04:15] <bobertdos> gyrlgeek: that was the purpose to the firefox thing I explained. I want firefox to reveal the path of that flash 9 plugin
[04:15] <Gnea> gyrlgeek: then after setting the about:config setting, going back to about:plugins should show you the path to the .so file for it
[04:16] <gyrlgeek> k, going back to firefox...
[04:16] <Gnea> !ops 22:15] <MoreMoreMore> ********* HI EVERYONE! I suck dick for money, /msg me for a price list.
[04:16] <O__o> nice split
[04:16] <Gnea> egads
[04:16] <xoew> Hi there. Can anyone point me in the right direction for setting up one of my laptops to function as a second monitor to my first laptop?
[04:16] <xoew> I dunno how to go about that.
[04:16] <MoreMoreMore> ********* HI EVERYONE! I suck dick for money, /msg me for a price list.
[04:17] <Gnea> !ops  <MoreMoreMore> ********* HI EVERYONE! I suck dick for money, /msg me for a price list.
[04:17] <Severity1> sudo deluser --remove-all-files
[04:17] <alokito> !ops
[04:17] <Gnea> !ops
[04:17] <MoreMoreMore> !ops
[04:17] <O__o> MoreMoreMore, how much?
[04:17] <Gnea> lmao
[04:17] <lyphan> hi all
[04:17] <gregster94287> Hello Everybody. I came here because I was having a recurring problem whenever I go into hibernation mode with Ubuntu and whenever I come back from it my sound does not work and then I have to restart. Do any of you know why this is happening or how I can fix this? BTW I am new to Ubuntu I've had it for about 3 days.
[04:17] <alokito> !hi | lyphan
[04:18] <Severity1> CWinLx, did it work?
[04:18] <alokito> gregster94287, known issue, use alt+f2>> alsa force-reload to get sound back
[04:18] <lowlycoder> hey; what's the cheapest computer I can get on amazon that'll run ubuntu server?
[04:18] <dna_> Any ideas why wine would stop me from going from alt + ctrl F7 to Alt + Ctrl + F1
[04:18] <gregster94287> Thank you alokito I will try this out
[04:19] <alokito> welcome :)
[04:19] <Gnea> !dontzap | dna_
[04:19] <gyrlgeek> still says the same, shockwave 9
[04:19] <Gnea> dna_: the dontzap package/command will allow console access
[04:19] <alokito> gregster94287, you have to execute "alsa force-reload" command everytime you resume from hibernate
[04:20] <lstarnes> dna_: wine may also take control of that keystroke
[04:20] <O__o> gyrlgeek, have you try restart firefox?
[04:20] <bobertdos> gyrlgeek: Yeah, but can you see the path to the so file?
[04:20] <brez> hrm
[04:20] <dna_> yeah wine crashes; any idea on how to recover what the last command of wine says after it crashes?
[04:20] <gyrlgeek> No path, and I tried restarting firefox...I think.  Just close it out and reopen?
[04:20] <O__o> killall firefox
[04:20] <Gnea> gyrlgeek: yup
[04:21] <Gnea> gyrlgeek: does it have any mimetypes defined?
[04:21] <brez> hrm
[04:21] <bishop> leaving
[04:21] <dna_> ok so once I have dontzap installed should I get it setup so that ctrl+alt + backspace resets x?
[04:21] <gyrlgeek> Shockwave Flash Shockwave Flash 9.0 r999
[04:21] <vinoman> hi
[04:21] <gyrlgeek> and I have a disable button
[04:22] <Gnea> dna_: yeah, that'll allow ctrl-alt-f1 to work as well
[04:22] <CWinLx> okay, I do "sudo usermod -p abs nois3" but then when I log in with 'nois3' my password does not work...
[04:22] <dna_> thanks
[04:22] <alokito> !hi vinoman
[04:22] <alokito> !hi | vinoman
[04:22] <fccf> CWinLx: sudo passwd username
[04:23] <bobertdos> gyrlgeek: Did you go into about:config and enable plugin.expose_full_path?
[04:23] <gyrlgeek> yes, clicked it and it now says true
[04:23] <bobertdos> gyrlgeek: Okay, then if you go back to about:plugins, can you see the path?
[04:23] <vinoman> enjoying 9.10 beta. have noticed that the mouse does not wait up the desktop out of screensaver mode. I have to hit any key.
[04:24] <alokito> vinoman, gnome or kde
[04:24] <vinoman> gnome
[04:24] <Gnea> bobertdos, gyrlgeek: I gotta jet for a bit, good luck
[04:25] <gyrlgeek> thanks!
[04:25] <Gnea> np :)
[04:25] <alokito> vinoman, ok, im using kde... u can use #ubuntu+1 for karmic discussion
[04:25] <DigitalKiwi> who needs a mouse anyway?
[04:25] <alokito> !karmic | vinoman
[04:25] <vinoman> ok
[04:25] <itsalllinux> i can't burn an avi file to a dvd-rw
[04:26] <CWinLx> fccf, thanks
[04:26] <gyrlgeek> I was using Ubuntu fine until I installed 9.04.  I have all kinds of issues.  I'm headed to bed, done with it for the night, thanks for the help all!!
[04:26] <blue_baron> anyone know of a upnp media server that will actually download other streams from the net?
[04:26] <xoew> What I really need to know is, if I have two laptops running Ubuntu, and I connect the two via VGA, how do I tell one of them "Hey, be a display". Because both try to connected to each other, and that doesn't work.
[04:26] <alokito> itsalllinux, as a data file or do u want to burn it as a movie disk?
[04:26] <itsalllinux> movie disk
[04:27] <alokito> itsalllinux, use k3b video cd project
[04:27] <DigitalKiwi> devede is really nice too
[04:29] <itsalllinux> alokio so i need to download k3b from add/remove?
[04:29] <Mist_> hmm making a try here then ^^
[04:29] <Mist_> How do I get any file I create under a certain directory to get group write access? Not just only owner group/write access that is.
[04:29] <Mist_> As it is now, when I create a file in a directory it will set permissions 755 on directory/file, How can I make it so it set 770 for instance?
[04:29] <alokito> itsalllinux, just execute sudo apt-get install k3b from a terminal
[04:29] <itsalllinux> alokito i tried basero and the drag and drop features. it says that my disk is somehow not supported or something like that
[04:30] <maria1> is there any alternative to "windows movie maker" for ubuntu?
[04:30] <itsalllinux> alokito i'm downloading k3b right now
[04:30] <^Cheeky> hi, my desktop was compromised and needs to be formatted but i would like to back up my whole disk so i can have my files(iffected ones) if there is and see how it was comprosmised, as of now iam in Live cd.
[04:30] <alokito> itsalllinux, I don't use brasero, k3b is the best burner in linux
[04:30] <itsalllinux> alokito thanks
[04:30] <Mist_> maria1: there is a very good new software around aye. But I dont remember the name of it
[04:31] <mandiri> rahma
[04:31] <intel-i7> mandiri: apa kabar?
[04:31] <CWinLx> why does this not work? "sudo deluser -r devPerson"
[04:31] <Mist_> Hmm I thought that if I just set like chmod 770 on ./ it would smite over to anything new written into that dir.. hmm..
[04:32] <i2v8an> is packages.ubuntu.com down for maintenance?
[04:32] <alokito> !slow | i2v8an
[04:32] <mandiri> hai
[04:32] <CWinLx> are you kidding, why does "sudo deluser -r devGuy" not work?
[04:32] <alokito> !hi | mandiri
[04:33] <Mist_> maria1: you have these around :)  	
[04:33] <Mist_> Cinelerra, KDenlive, LiVES, Kino, AviDem
[04:33] <theblue> I'm running jaunty netbook remix, and i've got some avi files i want to burn onto a DVD, what would be the simplest program to use?  i don't need menus, subtitles, or any other such silliness.  just video.
[04:33] <mandiri> bisa pake bhs indo g
[04:34] <^Cheeky> i mounted my partion in my live cd session how can i find how big . in mb is my partion.. in command line
[04:34] <intel-i7> mandiri: boleh saja tapi disarankan bahasa inggris.
[04:34] <alokito> mandiri, intel-i7 english please, or join a local channel of whatever language it is
[04:34] <mandiri> q g bs bhs inggrs
[04:34] <bobertdos> ^Cheeky: You could either just copy your whole partition onto an external hard drive or something. You could make an image of the drive too, but I don't think Partimage stores its archived files in a straight readable format.
[04:34] <brez> hrm
[04:34] <brez> =o
[04:35] <jill> hello
[04:35] <intel-i7> mandiri: english is recommended. sorry
[04:36] <alokito> !hi | jill
[04:36] <jill> sure.thanks
[04:36] <alokito> !english
[04:36] <^Cheeky> bobertdos: well i have another machine on my network i might tar it over via ssh to it, but i just mounted my partition, how can i see hoe big it is before i do copying. i tried ito use "df -h "
[04:36] <mandiri> oh...gtu y????????
[04:36] <Mist_> Anyone know how to get a permissions in a certain directory or place inherited to anything written in it?
[04:37] <bobertdos> ^Cheeky: df would give you bytes, if you used that command on a file located on the mounted partition
[04:38] <donnybrasco> can anyone help me with autostarting programs in kde3?
[04:39] <Madpilot> donnybrasco, #kubuntu is better for KDE questions
[04:39] <alokito> donnybrasco, http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-applications/7028-kde-autostart-programs.html
[04:39] <donnybrasco> I'm not getting any responses there
[04:39] <seil> Hello, Why I keep getting Ubuntu running in low graphics mode whenever I start it, and it works well after I restart?
[04:40] <CWinLx> anyone tell me why this happens? "sudo userdel -r nois3
[04:40] <CWinLx> userdel: /home/nois3 not owned by nois3, not removing"
[04:40] <ManuelK> saludo
[04:40] <chris_> hey i accidentally closed the taskbar with the menu options at the bottom of the screen
[04:41] <alokito> seil, run xfix from recovery mode, and if you have a third party graphics driver installed remove it and install a driver with ubuntu restricted driver installer
[04:41] <chris_> how do i open it again?
[04:42] <alokito> chris_, you mean the bottom panel?
[04:42] <donnybrasco> thanks alokito, that didn't answer my question, though
[04:43] <donnybrasco> I want to autostart skype and awn
[04:43] <alokito> donnybrasco, search google you'll surely find your answer
[04:43] <donnybrasco> alokito, ok - thanks for your time - I just thought I'd ask here while I searched
[04:44] <JoeSomebody> hi, linux newbie here, i have a couple boards around, and am building a box for the new version 9.10, but i can put only up to 4gb of ram in either of them, is that enough for a power user? what about the swap size? and what if i put only 2gb ram, what swap size then? how does swap work exactly?
[04:44] <alokito> donnybrasco, you should find lots of search results on this matter
[04:44] <CWinLx> chris_, and?
[04:44] <foundry87> I plan on buying a new computer soon, is it possible to save my settings/programs and move them to my new computer so I won't have to reset everything?
[04:45] <CWinLx> chris_, nevermind my window froze
[04:45] <CWinLx> that was messed up
[04:45] <alokito> JoeSomebody, how many apps do you want to run at once? I have 2gb ram and I can run almost 30 apps simultaneously without system slowdown
[04:46] <CWinLx> alokito, why do you have 30 apps running at once?
[04:46] <CWinLx> you mean like 30 windows of pron?
[04:46] <alokito> !language | CWinLx
[04:46] <JoeSomebody> well, eventually i want to run windows xp and windows 7 virtually and a bunch of apps too
[04:46] <foundry87> JoeSomebody: The person in this video is using 4GB of RAM: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h905pHzkXPw, I'm sure that's more than enough ;)
[04:47] <alokito> JoeSomebody, yah then u need 4gb ram
[04:47] <CWinLx> is there a cpu benchmark utility for Ubuntu you guys would recommend?
[04:48] <DigitalKiwi> hmm
[04:48] <DigitalKiwi> yes
[04:48] <JoeSomebody> what about the swap?
[04:48] <DigitalKiwi> let me think of the name
[04:48] <DigitalKiwi> JoeSomebody: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-swap-space.html
[04:48] <alokito> JoeSomebody, swap doesn't help much, but you can keep 1-2gb swap if you want
[04:49] <^Cheeky> hi, if i feel that some one was in my copmputer how would i be able to determind , iam in my log files but i dont see anything ..
[04:49] <musikgoat> JoeSomebody: when you have a significant amount of RAM, the only benefit swap has is to allow you to hibernate
[04:50] <DigitalKiwi> it is to allow you to not crash when you do need more than the ram you have -.-
[04:50] <CWinLx> why do some channels require registration?
[04:50] <CWinLx> i don't get it
[04:50] <alokito> ^Cheeky, how did someone get in your ubuntu system? don't u have password enabled in the login?
[04:50] <alokito> !offtopic | CWinLx
[04:50] <Athen> I know, I'm dumb, Ubuntu is smarter than me, but I can't seem to figure out how to configure the GLSlideshow screensaver
[04:51] <^Cheeky> alokito: yeah i do , but it was social engineering, and also exploited my apache server, and php, andyeah i did have password
[04:52] <JoeSomebody> that video is unreal :)
[04:52] <DigitalKiwi> great, guess he won't be finding out about CPU Burn-in
[04:54] <alokito> ^Cheeky, check System>> Administration>> Log File Viewer
[04:54] <rsouthard> anyone ever tried using curl to publish to pastebin/paste.ubuntu.com?
[04:56] <DigitalKiwi> rsouthard: i wrote a program that does it (not to that particular one but others) that uses curl, does that count? note: it could probably be modified to do that one
[04:57] <khunter619> i need help; I need to set up my Wireless Card Driver; I have CD rom with Driver; the default driver is very slow
[04:59] <Athen> ok, are there any slideshow-type screensavers that actually work with symlinked images ?
[04:59] <khunter619> can some one help me install wireless driver?
[05:00] <khunter619> I have 2.5 Ghz labtop and Ubuntu is so slow
[05:00] <seidos> khunter619: do you have an atheros wireless chipset?
[05:00] <khunter619> yes
[05:01] <khunter619> realtek
[05:01] <khunter619> Alfa
[05:01] <seidos> khunter619: not sure how to install that driver.
[05:01] <konza> hi
[05:02] <khunter619> I did a clean reformat
[05:02] <alokito> !hi | konza
[05:02] <khunter619> removed XP ... and installed Ubuntu
[05:02] <khunter619> it takes forever to start up
[05:02] <khunter619> rtl8187_linux_26.1025.0328.2007
[05:02] <konza> I am using ubuntu 9.04, when i am trying to open windows shares it prompts for a password, but there is no password for that shared folder
[05:03] <trinium> hola
[05:03] <alokito> khunter619, which version of ubuntu? ubuntu 9.04 has optimized startup time
[05:03] <khunter619> the latest one
[05:03] <alokito> khunter619, how much ram do u have
[05:03] <intel-i7> khunter619: use ext4?
[05:03] <dsnyders> Hi all.  I want to monitor a LAN to see which machine is hogging all the bandwidth.  What software should I use?
[05:03] <seidos> khunter619: maybe you should use suspend, that's what I use
[05:03] <khunter619> 734 MB ram
[05:03] <khunter619> 2.5 GHz
[05:04] <KittyBoots> Do any of you know an irc channel like this but for vista?  I am trying to fix a vista problem for a friend, but I don't know vista but I am his tech support.
[05:04] <jlgshk> s
[05:04] <alokito> thats enough ram and cpu, maybe ubuntu isn't supported well by your hardware
[05:04] <alokito> KittyBoots, try #windows
[05:04] <khunter619> system monitor shows 84% of CPU use is constant
[05:04] <KittyBoots> alokito: thanks
[05:05] <konza> I am using ubuntu 9.04, when i am trying to open windows shares it prompts for a password, but there is no password for that shared folder..pls help
[05:05] <khunter619> can some one remote view into my computer?
[05:05] <seidos> start up time wouldn't be affected by ram, but more by hard disk speed, cpu, and i/o bandwidth
[05:05] <alokito> konza, I think its asking for your root password
[05:05] <khunter619> like teamviewer or something
[05:06] <khunter619> well I cant start up normally
[05:06] <alokito> khunter619, check out which process is using up the cpu, from system monitor
[05:06] <konza> nope
[05:06] <konza> alokito, nope
[05:06] <khunter619> I need to use Recovery in start up and then boot
[05:07] <seidos> khunter619: you mean boot into gnome?
[05:07] <bobertdos> konza: It's asking for the password to that Windows user account.
[05:07] <khunter619> otherwise the ubuntu screen which shows loading graphic just freezes my cpu
[05:07] <alokito> khunter619, there you go, recovery mode takes longer time than normal boot
[05:07] <khunter619> nah I press escape then I choose Recovery
[05:07] <intel-i7> khunter619: do not use comfiz a lot.
[05:08] <alokito> khunter619, run xfix from recovery mode
[05:08] <konza> bobbob1016, yup.. thats the poroblem... but I can use some shared folder on that windows box
[05:08] <khunter619> i did that
[05:08] <khunter619> xfix is graphic fix right?
[05:08] <alokito> khunter619, yes
[05:08] <khunter619> yeah did that
[05:08] <alokito> khunter619, are u having this problem since fresh installation?
[05:08] <khunter619> this is the first time I have installed linux
[05:09] <khunter619> i first reformatted
[05:09] <khunter619> deleted all partitions
[05:09] <intel-i7> khunter619: so sweet
[05:09] <khunter619> then installed ubuntu
[05:09] <alokito> I mean, is this happening since your 1st boot?
[05:09] <khunter619> yeah
[05:09] <bobertdos> konza: I think it's probably a combination of where certain shares are located and how smb.conf is set up.
[05:10] <konza> bobertdos, do u know how to configure smb.conf
[05:10] <alokito> khunter619, ubuntu isn't well supported by your hardware
[05:10] <khunter619> well i think it loaded properly on first boot...then when I used shut down...it froze
[05:10] <alokito> whats your laptop brand
[05:10] <khunter619> so i had to remove batterry
[05:10] <khunter619> Toshiba Satellite
[05:10] <alokito> khunter619, whats your file system?
[05:10] <khunter619> Intel Celeron
[05:11] <alokito> hmm maybe you have a corrupt file system
[05:11] <alokito> run fsck from recovery mode
[05:11] <khunter619> hmmm I dont remember....i chose the first option in Ubuntu installation
[05:11] <alokito> then its ext3
[05:11] <khunter619> yes ext3
[05:12] <alokito> so... have u run fsck?
[05:12] <khunter619> fsck from recovery ?
[05:12] <DigitalKiwi> !u
[05:12] <alokito> yes
[05:12] <bobertdos> konza: Tutorials are all over the net and actually the comments written in the file itself explain things pretty well. The file is here: /etc/samba/smb.conf.
[05:12] <khunter619> yes i did that
[05:12] <konza> bobbob1016, k ... thanks
[05:13] <alokito> khunter619, if fsck doesn't fix that, then your file system is corrupt enough to do another fresh install :P
[05:13] <khunter619> can some one remote desktop and help me out
[05:13] <khunter619> please?
[05:13] <alokito> and use ext4 next time
[05:13] <khunter619> I did use ext4
[05:14] <tomoyuki28jp`> when I try to access apache on my ubuntu machine from my Mac installed on other machine in the same local network, I get permission denied error. How can I allow the permission?
[05:14] <washburnello> ext4 is in the advanced options in the installer I think
[05:14] <alokito> khunter619, no the ubuntu 9.04 default filesystem is ext3
[05:14] <khunter619> oh ok
[05:14] <khunter619> i can just remeber NTFS and FAT and FAT32
[05:14] <alokito> ext4 will be default in next release
[05:15] <intel-i7> khunter619: i'm rebooted just 35 sec in dual core 1,8 Ghz and 2 Gig Ram. lol
[05:15] <Jill> why any murrine themes does not work in 8.04?
[05:15] <alokito> khunter619, now be familiar with ext3, ext4, jfs :)
[05:16] <washburnello> alokito: I tried installing ubuntu on a toshiba satelite at work once and remember running into hardware problems
[05:16] <khunter619> I m using wireless...so will remote desktop work in Ubintu?
[05:16] <alokito> washburnello, probably hardware support problem
[05:16] <washburnello> did you check out the linux laptops website? lots of good info there
[05:17] <khunter619> our desktop is only reachable over the local network. Others can access your computer using the address 192.168.0.103 , owner-laptop.local.
[05:17] <washburnello> alokito: yeah it was
[05:17] <khunter619> *your
[05:17] <washburnello> alokito: though I don remember exactly what
[05:18] <khunter619> My IP address: 174.1.46.89
[05:18] <alokito> washburnello, if your system hangs after sometime you can use the noapic and acpi=off options during boot, it might help
[05:18] <khunter619> some one PM me...if you want to remote desktop on my PC
[05:19] <khunter619> nobody?
[05:19] <washburnello> khunter619: for someone to remote into your laptop you would have to forward port 5900 from your router (depending on your lan setup) to your laptop's 192.168.0.103 then give us your external IP address
[05:19] <musikgoat> khunter619: you need to open ports to allow remote desktop access
[05:19] <washburnello> khunter619: which isn't a picnic
[05:19] <musikgoat> +1 washburnello
[05:19] <khunter619> ok i can do that
[05:19] <khunter619> 1 sec
[05:20] <alokito> khunter619, what problem are you having? ubuntu should automatically detect your wireless
[05:20] <khunter619> my driver....
[05:20] <intel-i7> washburnello: looking around please. not touched.
[05:20] <khunter619> its supposed to be high power
[05:20] <SGottl7227> does anyone know how to get that little modem pic on the task bar above?
[05:21] <musikgoat> what does lspci say your wireless chip is?
[05:21] <washburnello> intel-i7: what's that mean?
[05:21] <musikgoat> SGottl7227: thats called nm-applet  it should run in start up
[05:21] <washburnello> intel-i7: oh you mean remote view only?
[05:21] <intel-i7> yes. lol
[05:21] <ashley_> Hello People
[05:21] <SGottl7227> well i am trying to configure a dial up modem.. and i remember having it before
[05:21] <washburnello> intel-i7: thanks for the tip ;)
[05:21] <alokito> SGottl7227, right click on panel, click add to panel, search for a modem applet
[05:22] <SGottl7227> I am not talking about those two computers
[05:22] <khunter619> I m in the DI-624 routor
[05:22] <SGottl7227> there is a pic of a telephone
[05:22] <intel-i7> bye
[05:22] <khunter619> http://192.168.0.1/adv_virtual.html
[05:22] <alokito> SGottl7227, you want gnome ppp?
[05:22] <SGottl7227> yes i want to try the free dial up service.. MetConnect.. i am in nyc.
[05:23] <khunter619> I will just DMZ my self right?
[05:23] <SGottl7227> it worked with windows . and it should work on ubuntu too
[05:23] <alokito> SGottl7227, whats your ubuntu version? u can configure modem directly with gnome network manager in 9.04
[05:23] <khunter619> that should open all ports
[05:23] <SGottl7227> i have 9.04
[05:23] <SGottl7227> i did some stuff. but i am still a newbie
[05:23] <washburnello> khunter619: that should work.
[05:23] <musikgoat> khunter619: i would not suggest that,
[05:23] <musikgoat> khunter619: http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Dlink/DI-624+/VNC.htm
[05:24] <musikgoat> only follow the 5900 port instructions
[05:24] <alokito> !modem | SGottl7227
[05:24] <Slurpee> anyone ever run DVD Flick with wine?
[05:24] <washburnello> musikgoat: thanks for the lnk
[05:24] <SGottl7227> i did..  now they are telling me you need a dns address. i don't remember putting that in when i did windows version
[05:24] <washburnello> Slurpee: nope
[05:25] <Slurpee> I tried but it fails
[05:25] <Slurpee> installs but program fails
[05:25] <musikgoat> SGottl7227: you can use 4.2.2.1 if you cannot find any other
[05:25] <SGottl7227> oh. that is a generic type?
[05:25] <musikgoat> SGottl7227: its Verizon's DNS and its public'ly usable
[05:25] <SGottl7227> cuz if you go to met connect.. they don't list any dns address
[05:25] <khunter619> I m DMZ'd
[05:25] <SGottl7227> metconnect.com
[05:25] <Slurpee> which program do people use in unbuntu for xvid2dvd?
[05:26] <lightenup> 4.2.2.2 is also a dns server as well
[05:26] <SGottl7227> will the ethernet connection automatically stop when i use this?
[05:26] <musikgoat> lightenup: sure, so is 3 and 4 :P
[05:26] <lightenup> nice
[05:26] <DigitalKiwi> Slurpee: devede
[05:27] <SGottl7227> brb.. let me try them numbers
[05:27] <khunter619> who wants to remote desktop?
[05:27] <khunter619> :D
[05:27] <Slurpee> DigitalKiwi: I tried Devede. it works. But when I loaded the ISO, it doesnt play the movie.  It plays a logo for 37 seconds and loops.
[05:27] <Slurpee> any ideas?
[05:27] <musikgoat> khunter619: what is the problem?
[05:27] <washburnello> khunter619: you can pm me your ip and I'll look at it. make sure to set a password in your remote desktop settings and also set it to remote viewing only
[05:28] <DigitalKiwi> you didn't do it right probably, or you need to push play, it's always worked for me >.>
[05:28] <xopen> hi guys i have this in my console:[root@abc-299 ~] for my server. Why there is []?
[05:28] <khunter619> washburnello: pm me first
[05:28] <khunter619> so I can reply
[05:28] <washburnello> k
[05:28] <lizzzy> So, I officially screwed up my audio trying to make it work.
[05:28] <pete_> my internet, firefox particularly seems to slow down, not work, go back to full speed and repeat process, my internet works fine on other machines, what could the problem be?/
[05:28] <lizzzy> I can't seem to load KMix now nor is there any audio playing.
[05:29] <firecrotch> pete_: are you using wireless?
[05:29] <alokito> lizzzy, run alsa force-reload from alt+f2 window
[05:29] <alokito> then run kmix
[05:30] <pete_> firecrotch, yea, but im right next to it
[05:30] <firecrotch> pete_: it could be the wireless driver that you're using causing the problem.
[05:30] <pete_> firecrotch, its the propriatery one from broadcom?
[05:30] <lizzzy> I seriously have seen sexier women than me :) (Who made me wish I was gay)!
[05:31] <lizzzy> :p
[05:31] <firecrotch> !ot | lizzzy
[05:31] <alokito> washburnello, how much speed do you need for remote desktop? My average dl/ul speed is 10 kbps :|
[05:31] <woodyjlw> when will magicjack  work with ubuntu ?
[05:32] <alokito> !language | lizzzy
[05:32] <{Onyx}> Anyone purchased a GIGABYTE GA-G31M-ES2L recently? I hear there's a newer version shipping with a different network adapter and it doesn't run on Ubuntu out of the box.
[05:32] <pete_> firecrotch, any idea?
[05:32] <firecrotch> pete_: last time I used that driver, it sucked
[05:33] <alokito> !offtopic | {Onyx}
[05:33] <pete_> firecrotch, I am unaware of a replacement ?
[05:33] <pete_> um, ok
[05:33] <Level15> lol
[05:33] <alokito> again! :|
[05:33] <{Onyx}> Wow, major netsplit
[05:34] <alokito> !netsplit
[05:34] <musikgoat> the internets fail
[05:34] <firecrotch> pete_: I'm not sure if there's a different driver that you can use - maybe the Windows driver using ndiswrapper
[05:34] <Rgoodermote> Hey, anyone know how I can use actionscript in Ubuntu?
[05:34] <pete_> firecrotch, would that not give me worse performance?
[05:35] <firecrotch> pete_: I've never had a problem
[05:35] <woodyjlw> anyone ever get magic jack to work under ubuntu yet?
[05:35] <alokito> woodyjlw, whats a magic jack?
[05:36] <dajhorn> woodyjlw: No.  Use something like VirtualBox.
[05:36] <pete_> firecrotch, can you tell me how to do that?
[05:36] <musikgoat> woodyjlw: oh my, their promo on their website is a bit odd
[05:36] <firecrotch> !ndiswrapper | pete_
[05:36] <magikid> woodyjlw: check here, http://bit.ly/gDqZu
[05:38] <ngamber> anyone here familiar with xinerama and running nvidia/ati cards simultaneously?
[05:38] <xopen> HI guys, how i do open google.com in my console ah?
[05:38] <musikgoat> ngamber: i only know enough to avoid it, sorry I cant be of help
[05:39] <magikid> xopen: links http://google.com
[05:39] <musikgoat> !file lynx | xopen
[05:39] <musikgoat> arg
[05:39] <firecrotch> xopen: w3m http://google.com
[05:39] <firecrotch> w3m is included in the default install, lynx and links are not
[05:39] <wu_> 新加入
[05:40] <magikid> xopen: it's worth it to install links
[05:40] <musikgoat> !cn | wu_
[05:40] <woodyjlw> magicjack is a usb phone jack that runs with windows but cant get it working under ubuntu yet
[05:40] <SGottl7227> every time i try to check the PPPOE.. the check disappears in the network settings
[05:41] <firecrotch> woodyjlw: if you absolutely must use the magicjack, you can do it in a virtual machine
[05:41] <musikgoat> now I have a question that I cannot solve, it seems that my volume keys on my keyboard control the volume slider applet, however, that is not linked anymore to my master volume...  anyone come across this before?
[05:41] <aftac> Does anyone know how to update Ubuntu with the archive files downloaded to another computer which have been copied to a memory stick?
[05:42] <shane2peru> musikgoat: yep, been there
[05:42] <musikgoat> !aptoncd | this might give you more info
[05:42] <xopen> firecrotch, how to exit from w3m
[05:42] <alokito> aftac, run gksudo nautilus from alt+f2, copy the package files from the memory stick then paste them in /var/cache/apt/archives
[05:42] <musikgoat> aftac: i'm pretty sure USB sticks follow the same
[05:42] <shane2peru> musikgoat: System -> Prefs -> Sound
[05:43] <musikgoat> shane2peru: i'm there
[05:43] <woodyjlw> yeah but was hoping to not have any microsoft back on my PC it is an awful virus and very unstable !
[05:43] <firecrotch> xopen: q
[05:43] <shane2peru> musikgoat: read the very bottom line on that box
[05:43] <shane2peru> musikgoat: Devices tab
[05:43] <merus> Hi. Just trying out the Live CD and the wireless card is supported and active, but isn't finding the AP. It's an Atheros AR242x, and dmesg seems to say that it's using ath5k alright.
[05:43] <trip0> having trouble with sound permissions when doing a "startx"
[05:43] <trip0> pls help
[05:43] <alokito> aftac, its kdesudo dolphin in kubuntu
[05:44] <shane2peru> musikgoat: I have used Ubuntu a long time, and just had the prob and someone pointed me to that. :)
[05:44] <musikgoat> shane2peru: ahh, Master was selected but the device was monitor,  i passed that up!
[05:44] <musikgoat> lol
[05:44] <shane2peru> musikgoat: hope that helps
[05:44] <shane2peru> musikgoat: right, me too
[05:44] <musikgoat> shane2peru: sure did thanks!
[05:44] <shane2peru> musikgoat: no prob
[05:45] <pete_> firecrotch, ok, done going to reboot
[05:45] <Moc> is it normal I can't install software from the ubuntu software center in 9.10 beta ?
[05:45] <Wolfenstein> hi, does anyone know how i can fully remove xchat like i never had it so i can resinstall it? i need to remove it where it removes all my settings
[05:45] <firecrotch> woodyjlw: yet you use the magicjack, which is ridden with adware?
[05:45] <merus> I guess there is a line in dmesg that says "ADDRCONF(NETEDEV_UP): wlan0: link is not ready"
[05:45] <musikgoat> !ubuntu+1 | Moc
[05:45] <sebsebseb> !9.10 |  Moc
[05:45] <merus> I'm not sure what that means.
[05:45] <sebsebseb> !slow |  Moc
[05:45] <pete_> firecrotch, do i need to reboot or is there a command
[05:45] <magikid> Wolfenstein: sudo apt-get purge xchat
[05:46] <sebsebseb> Moc: should be able to install stuff, but right now Ubuntu repos have issues
[05:46] <woodyjlw> ubuntu is imune to that adware MS is designed for adware
[05:46] <Wolfenstein> magikid, i did that already it didn't fully remove the settings
[05:46] <aftac> alokito: I may have many files that are not needed as I copied the entire content from the updated system. Is there no way that I can have the Update Manager retrieve just the needed files from the memory stick?
[05:46] <musikgoat> woodyjlw: we know
[05:46] <aprilhare> nexuiz 2.5.2 has been released. it comes in either glx or sdl forms. which is better to use?
[05:46] <woodyjlw> :)
[05:46] <magikid> Wolfenstein: It won't remove the settings in your home folder.
[05:46] <firecrotch> pete_: did you follow the setup steps to load ndiswrapper at boot?  if so, you're done, and should reboot to ensure that the module loads at boot
[05:46] <aprilhare> both glx and sdl forms appear to work, hence my confusion.
[05:47] <magikid> Wolfenstein: Those are in ~/.xchat2.  Deleting that folder should do it.
[05:47] <Wolfenstein> magikid, so i should after removing xchat should delete the main folder?
[05:47] <alokito> aftac, paste all the files, run the update then use sudo apt-get clean to clean up the packages
[05:47] <pete_> firecrotch, what step was that
[05:47] <Moc> k
[05:48] <magikid> Wolfenstein: Yes, after you uninstall xchat, delete the .xchat2 folder in your home folder.
[05:48] <woodyjlw> I read that they are working on a linux driver but thought maybe some one here might have already got magicjack to work without the Vbox and installing MS virus on PC
[05:48] <Wolfenstein> magikid, ok thanks
[05:48] <firecrotch> pete_: adding "ndiswrapper" to the bottom of the file /etc/modules
[05:48] <sxx> good morning
[05:48] <magikid> !hi|sxx
[05:49] <alokito> !morning | sxx
[05:49] <alokito> :P
[05:49] <pete_> firecrotch, ok, brb
[05:49] <musikgoat> i love ubottu
[05:49] <aftac> alokito: Doesn't that remove all the files?
[05:49] <sxx> any1 here has any experience with ata 0+1 soft reset failed device not ready message please
[05:50] <alokito> aftac, yup so backup the files of your current installation before pasting the files from older installation :P
[05:51] <sxx> the message pops up just after grub loader??
[05:51] <fbdystang> help!
[05:52] <magikid> !question|fbdystang
[05:52] <alokito> !panic | fbdystang
[05:52] <dg1> how do i register my name?
[05:52] <fbdystang> ah, firefox 64 keeps crashing with a seg fault
[05:53] <sxx> i have tried adding  all_generic_ide to grub loader but makes no difference.. even clean installed ubuntu
[05:53] <magikid> dg1: /msg NickServ REGISTER bar foo@bar.com
[05:54] <aftac> alokito: I've been trying to add the memory stick as a source to the Update Manager, clicking the Settings button, and it provides an option to access a CD or DVD. Is there no way to add a Memory Stick to the choices?
[05:55] <alokito> aftac, maybe u can add the package location as an url, not sure
[05:55] <dg1> tight
[05:55] <dg1> how do i emulate windows in linux
[05:55] <alokito> aftac, mount the memory stick to /media/cdrom0
[05:55] <dg1> like full on windows like avirtual machine not wine
[05:56] <sxx> ok problem b: when i use wine to emulate a program just as it installs it crashes/locks up.. intel quad core q6600 6 gigram nvidia 98oogt  60gig ssd
[05:56] <alokito> sxx, any program or some program?
[05:56] <musikgoat> !appdb | ssx
[05:56] <sxx> all programs
[05:57] <sxx> dg1: use virtual box
[05:57] <ixian_> dg1, virtualbox is a good virualization program
[05:57] <aftac> alokito: It would be nice if Ubuntu had an option for those of us who have several computers to download the updates to one machine and apply them to all the rest.
[05:57] <musikgoat> aftac: apt-cache!
[05:57] <tuxracer9> Does anyone know if Banshee is still under development?
[05:57] <sxx> i tried utorrent. imgburn. cod3
[05:57] <sxx> cod4
[05:57] <alokito> aftac, there's aptoncd, but I like to do it manually
[05:57] <musikgoat> sxx: utorrent works, so its something local
[05:58] <dg1> oops
[05:58] <washburnello> tuxracer9: should be. it's supposed to replace rhythembox in 9.10
[05:58] <sxx> my pc just freezes solid
[05:58] <musikgoat> !apt-cache | aftac
[05:58] <aftac> musikgoat: apt-cache?
[05:58] <musikgoat> arg
[05:58] <fbdystang> what do I need to do to get firefox crashing help around here?
[05:58] <sxx> would it matter if im using x64bit
[05:58] <dg1> do i need vboxgtk?
[05:58] <alokito> aftac, I also have 2 computers running ubuntu and I download the updates in one and copy them to another
[05:58] <musikgoat> aftac: oh, apt-cacher
[05:58] <musikgoat> http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-set-up-a-repository-cache-with-apt-cacher
[05:58] <sxx> dg1: no
[05:59] <washburnello> dg1: no
[05:59] <washburnello> dg1: are you new to virtualbox?
[05:59] <dg1> im trying to play this game thats window only, no linux support
[05:59] <dg1> browser game
[06:00] <dg1> im new to linux lol
[06:00] <magikid> dg1: If you're going to use virtualbox, don't install the OSE version
[06:00] <alokito> dg1,online game should work in linux too
[06:00] <washburnello> dg1: the version (while not opensource) has better support like usb and stuff
[06:00] <washburnello> magikid: yeah
[06:00] <sxx> musikgoat: any ideas chap what could be causing freeze/lockup
[06:00] <aftac> musikgoat + alokito: I'll read the man page on that and see how to use it.
[06:00] <musikgoat> dg1: flash based?
[06:00] <washburnello> dg1: get the version from their site
[06:00] <dg1> ok
[06:00] <alokito> make sure u have flash and java installed
[06:01] <washburnello> dg1: what's the game?
[06:01] <Aji-Dahaka> I think I'm being afflicted by https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-openvpn/+bug/436841?comments=all .  It says "fix committed."  How do I find the fixed version?
[06:01] <musikgoat> sxx: hmm, what version of wine?
[06:01] <dg1> legions instantaction.com
[06:01] <alokito> dg1, just run sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras from a terminal and try to play a online game after that
[06:01] <dg1> Legions: fallen empire
[06:01] <washburnello> dg1:I'll check it out
[06:01] <alokito> dg1, is it shockwave or flash?
[06:01] <aftac> fbdystang: I think that's normal for Firefox, it happens to me often.
[06:01] <dg1> it downloads it
[06:02] <dg1> flash at start, real game
[06:02] <fbdystang> aftac: are you serious?
[06:02] <sxx> musikgoat: 1.0.1
[06:02] <dg1> http://www.instantaction.com
[06:02] <dg1> Its the successor of the Tribes series
[06:03] <hnsr> none of the bugreporting guides are really helpful in answering this, maybe someone here knows: what package do I file a bug against if the problem is that some themes are depending on an icon theme that isn't installed?
[06:03] <alokito> I dont know about 64 bit but 32 bit firefox doesn't crash in my pc
[06:04] <musikgoat> sxx: what was your components again?  graphics?
[06:04] <sxx> my x64 firefox crashes alittle bit
[06:04] <musikgoat> is there really an x64 firefox?
[06:04] <musikgoat> i thought it wasn't forked?
[06:04] <musikgoat> at least not officially by mozilla
[06:05] <sxx> musikgoat: interl quad core q6600 oc 3.4mhzs. 6gig ram.. nvidia 9800gt 512mb.. 60gig ssd hdd
[06:05] <hnsr> sigh
[06:05] <fbdystang> musikgoat: under about it actually says x86_64
[06:05]  * hnsr gives up
[06:05] <dg1> -me sigh
[06:06] <musikgoat> hmm, interesting
[06:06] <dg1> get this game to work musikgoat
[06:06] <dg1> http://www.instantaction.com
[06:06] <sxx> it should be way enough power i would i thought mmm
[06:06] <musikgoat> fbdystang: you sure it doesnt say Linux x86_64?
[06:06] <musikgoat> sxx: its not a power issue
[06:07] <musikgoat> sxx: are you running nvidia drivers?
[06:07] <sxx> yep lastest ones
[06:07] <aftac> musikgoat: Thanks, that looks like what I want to do.
[06:07] <musikgoat> aftac: cool
[06:08] <sxx> musikgoat: could it be releated to the error i get after grub loader???
[06:08] <fbdystang> musikgoat: under the about window it states this: http://pastebin.mozilla.org/674258
[06:08] <washburnello> dg1: doesn't like my OS
[06:08] <musikgoat> sxx: what was that
[06:08] <dg1> washburnello: I installed virtualbox deb from the site, where do i open it
[06:08] <musikgoat> fbdystang: you have a 64-bit OS, that is what that is saying
[06:08] <fbdystang> sxx: do you have the 190 drivers?
[06:09] <washburnello> dg1: I used a user agent switcher and now it prompts me to install an .exe
[06:09] <dg1> hmm
[06:09] <dg1> yes
[06:09] <washburnello> dg1: should be under the system category in applications
[06:10] <washburnello> dg1: did you say you installed it
[06:10] <sxx> mustikgoat: ata 0+1 softreset failed device not ready.. dam pc isslowing down wine is stuck again grrrrrr i think i have that driver how can i check what version opps never mind i now 1 sec m8
[06:10] <Kcsrnd> I'm trying to install a conexant modem in my computer.  I followed the instructions here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/Conexant  Under "Conexant drivers provided by Dell".  Everything seemed to install fine but the connection drops right away after it tries to connect.  So i have another old conexant modem I want to try (different model).
[06:10] <dg1> yeah my system tools isnt showing up in my start bar
[06:10] <Kcsrnd> How do I remove the old drive and install a driver for the new card?
[06:11] <fbdystang> musikgoat: Doesn't that mean that it is the 64 bit version of firefox?
[06:11] <aftac> fbdystang: In my case, yes. I often have several copies of Firefox open with numerous tabs on each, and it appears at some point opening a new tab will cause Firefox to crash, but I can easily restore them all by opening Firefox again. Firefox appears to consume more and more memory the longer it runs, and I just assume that creates the problem. It's been happening for a long time now.
[06:11] <washburnello> right click it and edit it
[06:11] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[06:11] <washburnello> dg1: it might be hidden for some reason
[06:11] <washburnello> ShapeShifter499: hi
[06:12] <fbdystang> aftac: wow that really sucks. I have 6 gigs ram. hard to imagine firefox chewing all that up
[06:12] <aftac> I'm off to try and update the rest of my machines, thanks to all for your help.
[06:12] <musikgoat> fbdystang: I believe there isn't really a 64 bit version of firefox, however, that doesn't mean that plugins like flash cant be 64 bit
[06:12] <dg1> i see it in the edit menu screen yet its not showing up
[06:12] <firecrotch> aftac: it's possible that its caused by an unruly extension
[06:13] <lizzzy> So, I somehow need to get this audio thing up and running. Someone help me out??? "aplay -l" doesn't output anything now :(
[06:13] <dg1> i got it
[06:13] <washburnello> dg1: is the tick box checked next to virtualbox & system tools?
[06:13] <aftac> fbdystang: I don't think it has anything to do with consuming all the RAM, but just at some point.
[06:13] <washburnello> dg1: cool
[06:14] <dg1> washburnello: whats it saying for you, install exe
[06:14] <brianV> is there any way to prevent update manager from popping up? Every time it pops up while I ma running a game, it crashes it
[06:14] <sxx> mustikgoat: yep i have that driver installed i may need to restart pc is on a go slow every thing is soooo slow it when i even open wine pc goes down hill all 4 cores are 40-70%
[06:14] <lizzzy> I see that pulseaudio works fine but still no audio output. It was almost fine earlier and playing my music alright. Er..  I guess I uninstalled the drivers or something...
[06:15] <washburnello> dg1: I closed it already but it was something like ie_pa_installer.exe
[06:15] <lizzzy> not sure what I did..
[06:15] <fbdystang> musikgoat + aftac: thanks for answering my ?'s. it was very helpful :)
[06:15] <musikgoat> sxx: what does top say is taking up your CPU?
[06:15] <musikgoat> fbdystang: good luck
[06:15] <aftac> firecrotch: It happens just by opening gmail, hotmail, or yahoo at times. I usually have open a number of Ubuntu forum pages trying to pin down a solution to a problem at the same time.
[06:15] <washburnello> lizzzy: if it's something you uninstalled, there should be a history in synaptic of all the things you have un/installed
[06:16] <sxx> xorg 99&cpu
[06:16] <dg1> ok, how much ram do you recommend
[06:16] <chu_> Hey guys, my wireless is broken (I spent 12 hours looking for a solution yesterday, to no avail), so I have decided to either re-install Jaunty, or update to Karmic, any advice? I have a seprate /home directory, so a re-install is almost as easy as an update (though I have *never* done a re-install, not even with windows!)
[06:16] <washburnello> dg1: depends on what your using it for
[06:16] <sxx> mustikgoat : xorg 99%cpu
[06:16] <aftac> I'm gone for now.
[06:16] <dg1> im going to try and run a pretty new graphical game
[06:16] <musikgoat> chu_: the karmic beta is pretty stable... depends on your hardware, you can ask advice in #ubuntu+1
[06:16] <washburnello> dg1: I have one I use for Itunes, to sync my ipodtouch, I gave it 512
[06:16] <lizzzy> washburnello: Where do I check what I (un)installed in the last 24 hrs?
[06:17] <chu_> Cheers musikgoat
[06:17] <washburnello> lizzzy: sec
[06:17] <musikgoat> sxx: ouch
[06:17] <TechN9ne> hi i am right now SSH files froms from ipod to Kubuntu and want to know where the progress bar is, i see it for 2-3secs than goes and pretty sure its still transferring?
[06:17] <musikgoat> sounds like a graphics issue, I would restart
[06:18] <washburnello> lizzzy: pull up synaptic and go to File > History
[06:18] <musikgoat> sxx: or go to ctrl+alt+f2 and sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart   (caution -> save any work)
[06:18] <washburnello> lizzzy: it should give you a tree view by date
[06:18] <pukeko> mdadm , raid-1 array size 160G, put a 1T disk in, rebuilt array... size is still 160G, if i add the other 1T disk and rebuild , will the array size remain at 160G or will it grow to 1T ?
[06:18] <lizzzy> washburnello: I'm on kde. Know what's the equivalent?
[06:18] <dg1> washburnello: I added you to my friends list k
[06:18] <fbdystang> sxx: wow mine is only 3.4%
[06:18] <musikgoat> pukeko: it will stay 160G
[06:18] <washburnello> lizzzy: hmm.... I've actually never messed with kde
[06:18] <lizzzy> :(
[06:19] <wu_> I have just login my QQ,but it does not appear anywhere.And I do not know where to fine it.Can anybody tell me how to handle this problem?I am a new user.
[06:19] <washburnello> dg1: K
[06:19] <washburnello> lizzzy: sorry :(
[06:19] <alokito> lizzzy, u can install synaptic in kde
[06:19] <pukeko> musikgoat: how can i expand the size ?
[06:19] <alokito> its not a large package
[06:19] <musikgoat> pukeko: you need to restructure a raid 1 to take advantage of new disk space
[06:19] <xela870> t7io
[06:19] <m0r0n> My compiz isn't working at all, anyone know how I can reset it?
[06:19] <lizzzy> It's ok washburnello. Thanks for trying. It wasn't working too well for me the last time I installed it, so I uninstalled it.
[06:19] <TechN9ne> hi i am right now SSH files froms from ipod to Kubuntu and want to know where the progress bar is, i see it for 2-3secs than goes and pretty sure its still transferring? anyone?
[06:19] <alokito> lizzzy, Im a regular kde user, but I don't like kpackagekit at all
[06:20] <musikgoat> pukeko: is it your / ?
[06:20] <washburnello> alokito: would it have the history if lizzy did?
[06:20] <pukeko> musikgoat:  nah just data
[06:20] <alokito> washburnello, yup I think so
[06:20] <soreau> m0r0n: If you come to #compiz I will help you
[06:20] <musikgoat> pukeko: then move the data off, unmount, use mdadm to delete and recreate with the full space
[06:20] <jason__> anyone had this problem before... ubuntu logged me out for no reason I was loading xchat? running fresh install Jaunty
[06:20] <m0r0n> soreau: Will do.
[06:20] <washburnello> alokito: saweeeet
[06:21] <lizzzy> alokito: Have you had any sound problems earlier?
[06:21] <alokito> lizzzy, yup, in karmic... alt+f2 alsa force-reload fix's it
[06:22] <pukeko> musikgoat:  thought that might have been the way to do it... but wanted a refresher on mdadm , no mdadm grow or something that would do it ?
[06:22] <lizzzy> alokito So, It's better to upgrade to 9.10?
[06:22] <dg1> washburnello: this is cool, i put my winxp cd in
[06:22] <alokito> lizzzy, no you should wait till the final release
[06:22] <alokito> its coming in 29th october
[06:22] <O2O> hi
[06:22] <O2O> anybody used libcurl ?
[06:23] <lizzzy> alokito: But I need the audio to work by then for a class presentation :(
[06:23] <washburnello> lizzzy: I'd wait till the official release, but I've been burned too many times by beta production machines
[06:23] <musikgoat> pukeko: hmm, looks like there may be... based on references online
[06:23] <lizzzy> WIll wait for the official release then.
[06:23] <dg1> can i boot an installation of winxp that i already have?
[06:23] <musikgoat> pukeko: i believed that there wasn't but i'm mistaken
[06:23] <O2O> libcurl, anybody know?
[06:23] <washburnello> dg1: welcome to the world of virtualization
[06:24] <washburnello> dg1: yes but it's no picnic
[06:24] <dg1> washburnello: will this virtual drive stay, or do i have to install xp everytime
[06:24] <alokito> lizzzy, did you try alsa force-reload?
[06:24] <washburnello> dg1: I tried it once and it bombed the partition
[06:24] <dg1> oh man
[06:24] <washburnello> dg1: it will stay
[06:24] <pukeko> musikgoat:  do you know how to disemble the raid so each disk can be mounted as normal ?
[06:25] <dg1> hope i made it big enough
[06:25] <musikgoat> pukeko: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/424
[06:25] <washburnello> dg1: did you make it a static size or dynamic?
[06:25] <dg1> dynamic
[06:25] <dg1> well nvm then
[06:25] <washburnello> dg1:  then it will actually grow to that size when needed
[06:25] <lizzzy> yup alokito. Doesn't seem to work :(
[06:25] <fbdystang> no way! xchat-gnome just crashed on me!!
[06:25] <musikgoat> pukeko: i'm more familiar with hardware raids, and structures, aparently not with all the features of mdadm :P
[06:25] <dg1> cool
[06:26] <pukeko> musikgoat:  np - just reading that linl brb
[06:26]  * aprilhare does not use xchat-gnome. too pretty.
[06:26] <washburnello> dg1: I have a VM at work with a 80GB dynamic drive and the drive file is sitting at aroung 20GB right now
[06:26] <alokito> lizzzy, go to computer>> system settings>> Multimedia from klauncher and test the output devices one by one
[06:26] <lizzzy> alokito: Lol, I think that just crashed plasma :(
[06:27] <alokito> lizzzy, alt+f2 plasma-desktop will start it again
[06:27] <baltadt> fbdystang...just had the same problem
[06:27] <baltadt> it actually logged me out
[06:27] <sxx> mustikgoat: sorry i just had to hit restart button it frooze solid///  see in windows no problems it plays all games i can throw at it... im guessing it must be a driver conflict somewhere
[06:27] <fbdystang> baltadt: i wonder if it was a server thing
[06:28] <baltadt> maybe..anyone else having problems with xchat?
[06:28] <washburnello> dg1: did you get your game to work?
[06:28] <dg1> its installing windows
[06:28] <alokito> baltadt, what problem?
[06:28] <baltadt> xchat crashing?
[06:28] <washburnello> dg1: ah, I forget how long it takes to install windows lol
[06:28] <alokito> baltadt, nope, not once!
[06:28] <Wolfenstein> hey does anyone know bout networking ubuntu to windows?
[06:29] <friendishan> how do i import contacts from my gmail to evolution mail?
[06:29] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: networks can get very hairy vary quick. you need to bee specific with the issue
[06:29] <musikgoat> sxx: yeah,  I would try investigating with #appdb  and the wine folks, they might have better suggestions,  but for it to cause the X problems you described, I'm betting that drivers will be the first thing mentioned
[06:29] <dg1> takes forever....sigh
[06:29] <lizzzy> alokito: Well, both alsa and oss default output fails and falls back to pulseaudio
[06:29] <fbdystang> friendishan: I have seen people do it but I don't rmember how
[06:30] <washburnello> dg1: I know, I blew a friend away once when I installed ubuntu in 15 min.
[06:30] <musikgoat> sxx: #winehq  sorry
[06:30] <pretender> how can i tell the x-org driver veersion i am running
[06:30] <Wolfenstein> washburnello, to be honest i can't remember what i installed for it but i was able to go into windows and access my files from ubuntu and can't remember what to type in the run box in windows to get it
[06:30] <washburnello> dg1: and it's faster than that if you install over network
[06:30] <alokito> lizzzy, is pulse audio working? can u hear a music during the test?
[06:30] <LiquidRain> are there any known problems with Karmic and Intel 945s?
[06:30] <lizzzy> alokito pulseaudio seems to pass the test but no auudio can be heard :(
[06:30] <dg1> you cant beat that
[06:30] <friendishan> anyone else knows how to import contacts from gmail to evolution mail
[06:30] <LiquidRain> I installed the beta and wow is performance awful.
[06:30] <alokito> o :|
[06:30] <LiquidRain> Worse than 9.04
[06:31] <sxx> mustikgoat: drat as he kicks his machine grrrrr.. lol i will check that out now buddy thank you for taking the time to help me ^.^ drinks on me woot woot
[06:31] <dg1> is windows more complicated than linux?
[06:31] <musikgoat> LiquidRain: I have to say quite the opposite
[06:31] <shizzo> sry i dont know the name of the german ubuntu irc... can someon help me?
[06:31] <alokito> lizzzy, are u using a digital audio output or analog
[06:31] <musikgoat> sxx: GL!
[06:31] <Madpilot> shizzo, #ubuntu-de
[06:31] <dg1> or is windows more individual to your pc
[06:31] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: I normally just go to my network places and my machine is listen under it's respective workgroup
[06:31] <shizzo> ok thx
[06:31] <LiquidRain> musikgoat: what magic did you apply to your machine?  Out of the box and with ubuntu-x-swat, I have absolutely terrible performance.
[06:31] <lizzzy> alokito: KMix is crashing so I can't check if the audio device is muted but on padevchooser, nothing seems to be muted.
[06:31] <shizzo> #ubuntu-de
[06:31] <LiquidRain> I had xorg-edgers running on 9.04 and it was much faster than this
[06:32] <lizzzy> alokito: I'm trying to play it through the on-board speakers.
[06:32] <sxx> mustikgoat: thank you if you see something flyby your window don`t be alarmed its probably my graphics card lol
[06:32] <alokito> lizzzy, whats ur sound card model?
[06:32] <alokito> oh its a laptop
[06:32] <lizzzy> alokito: How do I check it?
[06:32] <musikgoat> LiquidRain: i've got it running on my eee 901, and the performance is reasonably faster... intel chipset and graphics
[06:32] <LiquidRain> musikgoat: Can you run a quick gtkperf for comparison's sake?
[06:32] <musikgoat> LiquidRain: so its more of an edge case
[06:32] <Wolfenstein> washburnello, well i have a problem to access my windows files from ubuntu but not my ubuntu files from windows i was doing something like //computername/user i think and i don't know if i forgot something but i had to reformat my windows comp and i have files i want to move back over to my windows comp
[06:33] <washburnello> dg1: windows can be very complex when your managing big networks and doing a lot of registry customizing. but complex doesn't = good all the time
[06:33] <lizzzy> alokito, I guess hda intel and sigmatel stac92xx the last time I checked.
[06:33] <pukeko> musikgoat:  hmmm i think i'll do it the "safe" way.. got a gig to get to and don't want to be stuck here headscratching or worse
[06:33] <Doc_Lappy> I'd say being a laptop it would be easier to google the serial number and find out
[06:33] <musikgoat> LiquidRain: i don't have jaunty on it any more, so you want to compare it to yours?
[06:33] <lizzzy> alokito Not too sure if that's what you asked ^^
[06:33] <alokito> !sound
[06:33] <LiquidRain> musikgoat: I'm running Karmic on my laptop right now... so a comparison would.. well then again you have an Atom, but still, it'd be good to compare.
[06:33] <dg1> yeah, complex surely isnt good all the time
[06:33] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: sorry I accidently closed the chat window, could you repeat that?
[06:33] <LiquidRain> my machine should be faster than yours.  yet I can't even scroll in a terminal without lag.
[06:34] <ShapeShifter499> g2g
[06:34] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[06:34] <Doc_Lappy> just guessing since there's only a few things like the ram that you can easily take a screw out to get to
[06:34] <Wolfenstein> washburnello, well i have a problem to access my windows files from ubuntu but not my ubuntu files from windows i was doing something like //computername/user i think and i don't know if i forgot something but i had to reformat my windows comp and i have files i want to move back over to my windows comp
[06:34] <friendishan> anyone else knows how to import contacts from gmail to evolution mail
[06:34] <friendishan> anyone else knows how to import contacts from gmail to evolution mail
[06:34] <lizzzy> alokito: Tried everything mentioned there. No use :( Well, volume control seems to be crashing now, so I s'pose I can't do that again.
[06:34] <iCarly> hello can anyone tell me a working auto clicker for linux ubuntu? I just need to find something that will click every 2 seconds
[06:34] <Doc_Lappy> so friendishan I don't
[06:34] <LiquidRain> friendishan: export from gmail, then import into evolution :)
[06:34] <alokito> lizzzy, did you have sound working before?
[06:34] <LiquidRain> iCarly: gtick?
[06:34] <washburnello> try smb://COMPNAME/SHARE
[06:35] <fbdystang> OK i am really not liking xchat right now
[06:35] <friendishan> liquidrain: how?
[06:35] <lizzzy> alokito: Yes. But not for all players. Only amarok and now that doesn't work too.
[06:35] <Wolfenstein> washburnello, i never put smb in front
[06:35] <dg1> some chill techno on the windows xp instro screen
[06:35] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: that stands for samba, it's the protocall your using
[06:35] <LiquidRain> friendishan: Open Synaptic from the System menu, and search for "gtick".  Right click it and install it.
[06:35] <dg1> yyeah
[06:35] <Doc_Lappy> fbdystang:  why not use pidgin for irc? seriously do you like xchat that much better
[06:35] <iCarly> pidgin does irc?
[06:36] <washburnello> dg1: I've always wanted to find that mp3
[06:36] <Wolfenstein> yea im using samba thats what i couldn't remember, but i never put smb in front
[06:36] <lstarnes> Doc_Lappy: pidgin's irc support is rather imcomplete
[06:36] <Doc_Lappy> yep that's what I'm on
[06:36] <musikgoat> LiquidRain: total time 39.24
[06:36] <fbdystang> you can use pidgin?
[06:36] <dg1> i never heard it cause i alway have to manually install my sound driver lol
[06:36] <dg1> sux
[06:36] <washburnello> dg1: lol
[06:36] <musikgoat> lstarnes: not with the purple-plugin-pack
[06:36] <friendishan> liquidrain: ok done
[06:36] <LiquidRain> Ok, mine is significantly faster than that, but I can't scroll around without getting lag.  I guess you're not a good comparison.
[06:36] <musikgoat> lstarnes: at least in my opinion
[06:36] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: did it fork?
[06:36] <lstarnes> musikgoat: even then it still lacks some support, but that works better
[06:36] <musikgoat> LiquidRain:
[06:36] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: *work
[06:36] <musikgoat> yeah, check in #ubuntu+1
[06:36] <LiquidRain> friendishan: I've never used it, but it's the first result for "ubuntu metronome" :)
[06:37] <Doc_Lappy> well true it's not the ideal one for irc but for what I use it for I don't need xchat or anything so I suggest it to some just so they don't have so many  things they have to run at once
[06:37] <Wolfenstein> washburnello, i didn't do it with smb before it was just //COMPUTERNAME/Downloads or my user for my ubuntu
[06:37] <friendishan> liquidrain: um..
[06:38] <fbdystang> How do I join another channel from here at the command line?
[06:38] <lstarnes> fbdystang: /join #other-channel
[06:38] <Doc_Lappy> bitchchat and irssa? or whatever I liked okay for terminal which was fun
[06:38] <alokito> lizzzy, check this http://www.google.com.bd/search?q=sigmatel+stac92xx+sound+problem+ubuntu&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
[06:38] <lstarnes> fbdystang: e.g. /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:38] <fbdystang> lstarnes: thanks
[06:38] <musikgoat> Doc_Lappy: irssi
[06:38] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: don't know. I know in windows you do \\name\share and in linux you do smb://name/share
[06:38] <LiquidRain> friendishan: not quite doing what you're looking for?  sorry :/
[06:38] <friendishan> liquidrain: ok no problem^^
[06:39] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: that's what I type into the nautilus address bar
[06:39] <Wolfenstein> washburnello, ok i'll try the share part i don't think it was in config file but i never knew how to get my windows files through ubuntu always had a problemn
[06:39] <Doc_Lappy> thanks musiKgoat, your not a german goat?  lol just teasing ya I just find your name strange for an id
[06:39] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: you could always look under Network too
[06:39] <fbdystang> OK /join #ubuntu+1 is not working
[06:39] <musikgoat> fbdystang: what client?
[06:39] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: Places>Network
[06:40] <fbdystang> xchar
[06:40] <fbdystang> xchat
[06:40] <musikgoat> fbdystang: /j #ubuntu+1  ?
[06:40] <lstarnes> fbdystang: that should work
[06:40] <Wolfenstein> washburnello, only thing in network is just this computer which is unbuntu and windows netowrk
[06:40] <musikgoat> fbdystang: hmm, not familiar with xchat
[06:40] <fbdystang> yep worked sweet thanks
[06:40] <Dr_Willis>  /join should work in xchat.
[06:40] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: or do a Places>Connect to Server and set it up for there
[06:40] <Doc_Lappy> fbdystang: do you run scripts?
[06:40] <musikgoat> maybe he put a space in front
[06:41] <fbdystang> nope, no space
[06:41] <fbdystang> or scripts
[06:41] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: have you tried with just the ip address instead of the host name?
[06:41] <Dr_Willis> fbdystang:  also you could just click on #ubuntu+s   <--------------- Here where the word is at.. :)
[06:41] <fbdystang> I am in fedora though, maybe fedora's is different
[06:41] <washburnello> have you tried pinging the winbox's ip?
[06:41] <Dr_Willis> xchat is rather standard irc.. /join should work in any of them
[06:41] <Doc_Lappy> that's why I would prefer xchat over pidin and it's well a better looking gui too
[06:41] <Wolfenstein> washburnello, i don't know i can't remember what the people that were trying to help me tried and couldn't figure out why it wasn't working on the ubuntu end
[06:41] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: like I said, networks can get hairy pretty easily
[06:41] <Slurpee> what is a good program in ubuntu to burn an iso file?
[06:42] <Dr_Willis> !iso
[06:42] <fbdystang> Dr_Willis: yea I tried that and it worked a couple times, now it doesn't
[06:42] <mamooli> hello, can any one help me filling a form on the web?
[06:42] <LiquidRain> Slurpee: brasero
[06:42] <Doc_Lappy> k3b
[06:42] <m0r0n> Hey, my audio sounds like there is a thunderstorm of static hitting it
[06:42] <Slurpee> brasero fails for me. i wonder if my dvd drive doesnt like ubuntu?
[06:42] <alokito> lizzzy, here's a workaround, hope it helps: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=586058
[06:42] <Doc_Lappy> doesn't it do iso images
[06:42] <Dr_Willis> fbdystang:  sounds like you got some deeper issues then. I personally use Weechat these days
[06:42] <Slurpee> even if i try to build an audio cd...simply while adding tracks brasero dies.
[06:42] <Dr_Willis> !burn
[06:42] <mamooli> hello, can any one help me filling a form on the web?
[06:42] <Wolfenstein> washburnello, and also in windows when i type //COMPUTERNAME/share it says it cannot find that name
[06:42] <LiquidRain> Slurpee: try xfburn
[06:42] <fbdystang> Slurpee: brasero worked great for me
[06:42] <LiquidRain> as a last resort try k3b
[06:42] <Slurpee> why would brasero fail?
[06:43] <musikgoat> LiquidRain: lol, i tested gtkperf on my desktop (jaunty) and i get 6.10
[06:43] <dg1> brasaro suc
[06:43] <dg1> use k3b
[06:43] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: in ubuntu, open a terminal (applications>accessories>terminal) and type "ping 192.168.1.1" but replace with your winbox's IP
[06:43] <Doc_Lappy> I've always had my best luck with k3b burning anything, funny I couldn't get brasero to burn for me
[06:43] <Doc_Lappy> to each his own - washington
[06:43] <Dr_Willis> ive had constant issues with brasero also
[06:43] <dg1> does the same with me
[06:43] <firecrotch> I've also had problems with brasero
[06:43] <Doc_Lappy> seriously just try both and see which one seems to work for ya the best
[06:43] <washburnello> I've never had a prob with brasaro
[06:43] <Wolfenstein> washburnello, it says destination host is unreachable
[06:43] <firecrotch> The only thing brasero is good for is making coasters
[06:44] <dg1> yes
[06:44] <Doc_Lappy> yeah I wasted 3 cds with brasero and gave up
[06:44] <Doc_Lappy> yep firecrotch lol
[06:44] <musikgoat> washburnello: me neither
[06:44] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: then there is a network connectivity problem like a cable is unplugged, broken,
[06:44] <Doc_Lappy> love your id firecrotch
[06:44] <alokito> brasero is ok, but k3b is best
[06:44] <firecrotch> Doc_Lappy: Thanks :)
[06:44] <Wolfenstein> washburnello, both computers connect to same modem
[06:44] <Wolfenstein> and both can connect to internet just fine
[06:45] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: what are the IP addresses of the two computers?
[06:45] <fbdystang> mamooli: did you get your question answered?
[06:45] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, i don't know they both same ip cause i use the same connection for both
[06:45] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: this is where is gets hairy: pinging is the lowest level network command there is so if you can't even ping a host, there is a problem
[06:46] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: hmmm...
[06:46] <dg1> washburnello: you have jaunty
[06:46] <washburnello> dg1:  yup
[06:46] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: they shouldnt have the same IP address, they should each have their own different internal IP addresses
[06:46] <dg1> hmm, i heard brasaro had a problem with the new jaunty, either way it still dosnt work for me
[06:46] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: probably both in the 192.168.1.x ranger
[06:46] <firecrotch> *range
[06:47] <washburnello> Wolfenstein:  well if they have the same IP then that's the problem, but in theory, if they have the same IP then only one should be able to get online
[06:47] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, i know its the same cause like i said its from the same modem my same dsl modem i have both computers to same modem
[06:48] <dg1> washburnello: the game is downloading now (maybe it will work)
[06:48] <iCarly> hello can anyone tell me a working auto clicker for linux ubuntu? I just need to find something that will click every 2 seconds
[06:48] <Wolfenstein> well then i don't know how to tell what my ip is for this comp in ubuntu unless its same as doing it in windows in command prompt
[06:48] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: please explain your setup a little more... they are both connected directly to your DSL modem?  Does your modem have a router/switch built into it or?
[06:48] <washburnello> Wolfenstein: a dsl modem will have one WAN IP an will dish out multiple LAN IP's to your computers
[06:48] <dg1> washburnello: Do I need to install my video card drivers on here.
[06:48] <itfell> #faq
[06:48] <washburnello> dg1: I don't think o
[06:48] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: in ubuntu, from a terminal, run the command "ifconfig"
[06:48] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, yes they are both connected directly to the modem i don't think it has a router built into the modem
[06:49] <dg1> inside windows xp
[06:49] <m0r0n> Anyone know the audio side of Ubuntu well?
[06:49] <washburnello> dg1: but in the VM's settings you should enable 3d accelleration
[06:49] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, ok i did that in terminal which part do you want me to give you?
[06:49] <Balsaq> does ubuntu just not play youtube vids or is it me?
[06:49] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: then how are they both connected to the modem? does it have multiple ethernet ports or what? (if so, it has a router or switch built in)
[06:49] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, yes
[06:50] <washburnello> Balsaq: it's just you. youtube plays fine for me
[06:50] <Wolfenstein> its a wireless modem where i can have a wireless connection through it like from a laptop its from att
[06:50] <washburnello> Balsaq: do you have flash installed?
[06:50] <Balsaq> ok good what do i need to do washburnello YES
[06:50] <Balsaq> flash yes!
[06:50] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: The address for eth0 is the LAN IP of the computer. is that different than the LAN IP of the windows machine?
[06:50] <Balsaq> but wheni looked it sayd no drivers in there
[06:51] <washburnello> Balsaq: well flash is really all you need as far as I know
[06:51] <washburnello> Balsaq: well flash isn't a driver
[06:51] <Balsaq> washburnello: ok then its my vid card casue they play just reeaalll slow
[06:51] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, i see three addys under eth0, one says inet addr, another is Bcast and other is maks
[06:51] <Wolfenstein> *mask
[06:52] <r3za> salam , bache ha man icon haie tooie taskbaram jashoon avaz shode ( maslan shutdown va volum control ) aslan shutdown oomade invar oon rafte oonvar , nemishe kari kard ke dobare khodesh dorost she ?
[06:52] <Balsaq> the music is on time and good but the video is way behind washburnello
[06:52] <washburnello> Balsaq: that sounds about right, if they show up then you do have flash working
[06:52] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: inet addr is the one that is the actual IP.
[06:52] <Wolfenstein> ok let me see
[06:53] <washburnello> Balsaq: sorry but I'm not sure what would cause video slowdown
[06:53] <Balsaq> washburnello: then i need to but a card that 1. upgrades what i have and 2. ubuntu like for it s software 3. 200watt 12v-6a here
[06:53] <ruby_on_tails1> FloodBot1:
[06:53] <ruby_on_tails1> what do these 3 flood bots do ?
[06:53] <Wolfenstein> well when i go in my windows comp and type ipconfig it shows 3 of course but ip addy and default gateway both start with 69. but in ubuntu i don't have anything like that both the inet and bcast have 192
[06:53] <washburnello> Balsaq: is it only youtube? or does a site like vimeo slow down too?
[06:53] <lstarnes> ruby_on_tails1: they are used for reducing or stopping floods
[06:54] <Balsaq> havent tried others yet  Newbie
[06:54] <Balsaq> washburnello : but on this same puter it woked with w98
[06:54] <Balsaq> wked = worked
[06:54] <mr> hi
[06:54] <ruby_on_tails1> bots are admins
[06:54] <washburnello> Balsaq: try some other video sites to narrow it down
[06:54] <ruby_on_tails1> hmm
[06:55] <lstarnes> ruby_on_tails1: they must be in order to do their jobs
[06:55] <ruby_on_tails1> lstarnes: 1 bot wasn't enough ?  :D
[06:55] <jamieleshaw> Hello, does the Asus Eee PC 1101HA Seashell work with ubuntu?
[06:55] <Balsaq> well i know the only change was ubuntu
[06:55] <firecrotch> Balsaq: You're having slow flash video performance?  Is it only when the video is in fullscreen mode? Because that's normal - fullscreen flash video sucks in Linux
[06:55] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, did you get my last comment? meant to tell it to you sorry
[06:55] <washburnello> Balsaq: or google "ubuntu flash youtube slow"
[06:55] <ioneye> jamieleshaw: Yes.
[06:55] <Balsaq> i killed w98 put in ubuntu and then it happened
[06:55] <washburnello> Balsaq: what are the system specs?
[06:55] <jamieleshaw> ioneye, What works, Wifi< trackpad, is  it out of box?
[06:55] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: yes, I did. Your windows computer should not have an ip address in the 69.x range, it should be a 192 address
[06:56] <Guest49999> any of ya know how to change the color of this ?
[06:56] <Balsaq> washburnello: 400mgz 768sdram 10g HD 8mb ati agp
[06:56] <Dr_Willis> Guest49999:  this what?
[06:56] <washburnello> firecrotch: do you think the could be set as static?
[06:56] <Guest49999> umm the background color
[06:56] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, well i do it doesn't show any 192
[06:56] <flippo> Guest49999, does this look <green> green </green>?
[06:57] <Guest49999> nahh
[06:57] <Balsaq> washburnello: but i just did a ton of updates while runing around on here at same time
[06:57] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: is your IP address on the windows machine a static address?
[06:57] <flippo> I guess I can't help much then.  Never mind.
[06:57] <Guest49999> okk
[06:57] <washburnello> Balsaq: wow, that's kinda slow (no disrespect intended) but you said that it worked on w98?
[06:57] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, um i don't think so
[06:57] <Dr_Willis> Guest49999:  you might want to state your irc client. and check your irc clients docs./settings/menus
[06:58] <Balsaq> washburnello: happened after i dumped w98...yet all else is way better with ubuntu...no more freezes
[06:58] <washburnello> Balsaq: indeed :D
[06:58] <firecrotch> Balsaq: does the slow video happen only when the flash video is fullscreen?
[06:58] <Balsaq> washburnello{ tells me its in ubunutu, they drivers dont suppoert  mt old vid card
[06:59] <washburnello> Balsaq: bummer
[06:59] <Balsaq> firecrotch" never saw that but in utube yes
[06:59] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: On the windows machine, run these commands: ipconfig /release  then ipconfig /renew
[06:59] <Balsaq> firecrotch: ok but i killed w98
[06:59] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, ok
[07:00] <firecrotch> Balsaq: Fullscreen flash video absolutely sucks in the Linux version of flash, no matter what video card or whatever your system specs are
[07:00] <washburnello> well, I had a fantastic time on IRC tonight, Thanks #ubuntu you people are awesome! goodnight...
[07:00] <firecrotch> washburnello: goodnight, and thanks!
[07:00] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, i did that and still shows the same thing
[07:00] <jamieleshaw> Does the Eee PC 1101HA work out of box with Ubuntu?
[07:00] <Bluey> !hcl
[07:00] <Balsaq> firecrotch: ok...wasbuen said his works good
[07:01] <Balsaq> fifrecrotch mine plays just way behind the music
[07:01] <Balsaq> need to speed it up
[07:01] <Balsaq> firecrotch may be mt old processor or 8mb vid card
[07:01] <Balsaq> 4--mgz
[07:02] <Balsaq> 400
[07:02] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: Check your network settings for your Windows machine, and make sure that it's getting its IP via DHCP and is not statically set
[07:02] <firecrotch> Balsaq: that may very well be the issue
[07:02] <Balsaq> firecrotch: wonder if vid card can speed up utube
[07:02] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, um
[07:03] <Balsaq> firecrotch some say vid card doesnt efect utube
[07:03] <ioneye> jamieleshaw: you gonna have an issue with wired/wireless card and with sould
[07:03] <ioneye> sound*
[07:03] <jamieleshaw> ioneye, Is it easily fixable?
[07:03] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: Control Panel -> Network Connections -> Double click the ethernet connection -> Select IPv4 settings -> Click Properties
[07:03] <Balsaq> firecrotch if vid card wont help im dead due to old proc 400mgz...but do you know if vid cards can speed up utube
[07:04] <ioneye> jamieleshaw: Yes.
[07:04] <firecrotch> Balsaq: I don't think it will.
[07:04] <eross> anyone playing with ext4 yet
[07:04] <jamieleshaw> ioneye, Is there a forum post I can refer to?
[07:04] <Dr_Willis> eross:  a great many of us have beenusing ext4 for some time now.
[07:04] <ioneye> jamieleshaw: On the latest update of Ubuntu 9.04 many things improved.
[07:04] <firecrotch> eross: Been using for quite some time now
[07:04] <Balsaq> firecrotch i thought so...people at dell told me that and other think vid cards improve online vids
[07:04] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, ok but i know in my gateways firewall setup the firewall inside my modem/router i had on that computer dmzplus mode selected cause i wasn't able to use ftp but since i know i can use networking imma turn it off
[07:04] <eross> does it require defragging, or can it become fragged
[07:04] <jamieleshaw> ioneye, I assume Larmic Koala will be better again right?
[07:05] <ioneye> jamieleshaw: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1230045&highlight=eeepc
[07:05] <Touk> join #python
[07:05] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: There's your problem, I believe
[07:05] <Balsaq> firecrotch i guess this old dogs is gettin to the end..just wont die now  i may have to kill it
[07:05] <fbdystang> Touk: you need /join #python
[07:05] <Balsaq> i wonder if a tiny operating system would let it work
[07:05] <firecrotch> Balsaq: you can always turn it into a network fileserver or something! I have an old old Dell with a Celeron 450MHz or so that I use as a webserver
[07:06] <firecrotch> Balsaq: that's about all its good for, lol
[07:06] <amites> Anyone know why I would not be able to change permissions on a folder under an NTFS mounted drive?
[07:06] <Balsaq> fifrecrotch what is the benefit of that
[07:06] <Touk> fbdystang: i know, was typo, ty
[07:06] <Balsaq> webserver...what for?
[07:06] <m0r0n> What is the off topic channel?
[07:06] <Dr_Willis> amites:  you set the permissions/owner on ntfs/vfat fildsystems when you Mount them. You dont change individual file/dir permissions
[07:06] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, well in the network connections cause im using windows xp i only have one icon under lan or high speed internet
[07:06] <Prohibit> a website :)
[07:06] <firecrotch> Balsaq: I use it for my personal website :)
[07:06] <amites> Dr_Willis thank you
[07:07] <m0r0n> !offtopic
[07:07] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: I believe the problem is the dmzplus that you have set up
[07:07] <Balsaq> firecrotch..so you dont run the net on it just display your site there?
[07:07] <fbdystang> if I want to add ubuntu.cs.utah.edu/ to my server repo list, where can i put it?
[07:07] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, ok so should i try to ipconfig again in the windows comp?
[07:08] <Balsaq> BRB
[07:08] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: after turning the dmz off, run ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew again
[07:08] <stillinbeta> fbdystang: in /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[07:08] <Prohibited> DMZ = bad
[07:08] <firecrotch> Balsaq: Yes, the only thing it does is serve up my blog to the outside world :)
[07:09] <Dr_Willis> fbdystang:  the synaptic tool has   settings -> software sources interface to let you select that one I think. (or it can test/find the fastest one for you)
[07:09] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, ok
[07:09] <stillinbeta> Can anyone give me some help with networkmanager ?
[07:10] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu.cs.utah.edu  is in the selectable list of servers under synaptic. :)
[07:10] <eross> Time for a real question now. I was playing quake live using my razor mouse and it froze up. I had to switch to my other mouse. both are usb. Do I need to boot with IRQ polling or something?
[07:11] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, yep that did it lol
[07:11] <fbdystang> Dr_Willis: yep thanks
[07:11] <eross> my razor will lock up from excessive use :P or 2 minutes, whichever comes last
[07:12] <coyote_> kk
[07:12] <Ali_nz^> is it possible with a PPTP VPN connection to add a specific machine name to a routing path?
[07:12] <coyote_> saludos
[07:13] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: still trying to get your DNS working over your VPN connection, I see?
[07:13] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: hehe, what I think i kinda want is like an entry to say if you type in "QNAP" resolve the address via VPN
[07:13] <Ali_nz^> a bit like a routing table entry
[07:14] <Ali_nz^> but not using IP's
[07:14] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, and also you're right both computers have different ip's the windows comp is 1 number lower than my ubuntu computer
[07:14] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: there's really no way to do that, as far as I know.  One solution would be to use your work's DNS servers for everything when you're connected to the VPN.
[07:15] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: ok
[07:15] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: if you know your work LAN's DNS server IP address, you can change it in /etc/resolv.conf
[07:15] <Ali_nz^> hey also, is there a way to browse a Windows Computer via IP? what do you use to do it?
[07:15] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, i just was able to get my window folders from ubuntu when i went to places network then to windows netowrk
[07:15] <fbdystang> I would also like to know Ali_nz's question
[07:16] <joemaamasir> ls
[07:16] <fbdystang> I think samba has something for that
[07:16] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: Places -> Network  should show all of the computers that are on the LAN
[07:17] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: interestingly it doesnt show any of the computers on the VPN side of the LAN, only local
[07:17] <pradeep> I was trying to install ubuntu 9.04 in my friends desktop, when i tried installing from live cd, it says out of range on the monitor
[07:17] <pradeep> neither 8.04,8.10 worked. But 7.10 only worked? What might be the problem?
[07:18] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: any ideas why that might be?
[07:18] <jamieleshaw> pradeep, This is a refresh rate thing I think
[07:19] <pradeep> jamieleshaw: how to fix it
[07:19] <pradeep> ?
[07:19] <pete_> firecrotch, you still there, LOL
[07:19] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: Nautilus isn't looking at the VPN subnet at all.  I'm not sure how to get it to do that.  But you can browse the remote computers if you know the IP address by typing smb://ipaddresshere/  in the address bar of nautilus
[07:19] <fbdystang> ideal refresh rate is >= 60 hertz
[07:19] <firecrotch> pete_: yes I am
[07:19] <ioneye> pradeep: lower your screens refresh rate to 60 Hz
[07:19] <jamieleshaw> pradeep, Well, if possible try changing the refersh rate
[07:20] <pete_> firecrotch, haha, NDIS wrapper was a nightmare. could not get on irc. only browse the web
[07:20] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: nautilus being the ?
[07:20] <pete_> firecrotch, so back to the propriatery I guess.
[07:20] <pradeep> ioneye : should i do it in the bios?
[07:20] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: the file manager
[07:20] <howitzer`> pradeep: If you have another monitor handy, you could try that as well.
[07:20] <Elone> anyone, tried installing vmware workstation? it stop working @ 62% @@; any clue? ~
[07:20] <ioneye> pradeep: if your screen don't have that kind of option then yes.
[07:20] <pradeep> howitzer: he has only one monitor
[07:21] <fbdystang> does the monitor work on other computer?
[07:22] <Balsaq> is it important to get a vid card in a laptop
[07:22] <fbdystang> laptops have a built in vid card, and they suck
[07:22] <Balsaq> some are coming out with vid cards lately
[07:22] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, can you finish helping me if you can on the window part?
[07:23] <ag> wh..
[07:23] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: what are you stuck on?
[07:24] <fbdystang> night
[07:24] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: the windows computer now has a proper IP address, correct?
[07:24] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, yea lol i been talking to you and telling you that the dmz mode thing was the problem
[07:25] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, and my problem in windows is i can't access my ubuntu files from windows
[07:26] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: the easiest way to access the files on the ubuntu machine from your windows machine will be to share the files using samba
[07:26] <Dr_Willis> Wolfenstein:  i often find it easier to just put winscp on the windows box . and access ubuntu via ssh  that way
[07:27] <firecrotch> Or listen to Dr_Willis, since I have no clue how to set up Samba in gnome
[07:27] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, well before i was able to do it when i typed //COMPUTERNAME/Downloads or //COMPUTERNAME/user in the run box and was able to put my username and pass in the prompt but i can't remember if im doing something wrong since i reformatted windows
[07:27] <pradeep> ioneye: where do i change the refresh rate??? its not there in BIOS
[07:28] <gishaust> hi everyone can anyone tell me  run stream mp3 from my apache2 intranet
[07:28] <weww> i thouht refresh was an os thing
[07:28] <pradeep> Wolfenstein: if your not familiar with samba. There as an application called meiga through which u can share files. try it out
[07:29] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: yep that nautilus trick worked
[07:29] <howitzer`> pradeep: hopefully it's not a monitor that is from before the middle-90s, which can't handle 60hz?
[07:29] <eross> what does acpi=force irqpoll  do?
[07:30] <Wolfenstein> pradeep, its not im not familiar with samba i've done this //computername/user or /downloads command before and it worked now it won't let me do it
[07:30] <pradeep> Wolfenstein: Oh ok!!  I thought you are new to samba
[07:30] <Ali_nz^> firecrotch: it looks like you could then add each computer as a place...
[07:31] <firecrotch> Ali_nz^: you can do this, yes :)
[07:31] <pradeep> howitzer: it's a BenQ monitor.. 6 month's old
[07:31] <Ali_nz^> any good ubuntu tools for system process/cpu monitoring etc?
[07:31] <pradeep> howitzer:AMD processor with Nvdia card 128 mb
[07:31] <Ali_nz^> and maybe network mapping?
[07:32] <howitzer`> pradeep: ah, I just acquired three BenQ monitors yesterday, T2210HD.
[07:32] <Balsaq> couls some one comment on this puter i may buy: amd athlon 3200 64 bit 2.0 , 1 gig ram, 40 HD, from about 2005 era...any good for buntu and for online videos?
[07:32] <pradeep> Alin_nz^: there's a tool called conky
[07:32] <Wolfenstein> pradeep, i am but im just not able to access my ubuntu files now when i did before i reformatted don't know if im doing something wrong
[07:33] <weww> rams far too less
[07:33] <pradeep> Alin_nz^: or u can use the default gnome one. Type gnome-system-monitor at the terminal
[07:33] <Bookman> Anyone play the sauerbraten game?  It does not seem to be about much to me.  I just walk around, collect stuff and nothing seems to happen.
[07:33] <Dr_Willis> Wolfenstein:   you did install 'samba' package? and gave the user a samba password with 'sudo smbpasswd -a USERNAME' ?
[07:33] <Dr_Willis> Wolfenstein:  im just going through what i normally do to get things going on a new system. :)
[07:34] <Wolfenstein> Dr_Willis, the problems are in a windows computer not ubuntu i haven't changed anything to my ubuntu computer
[07:34] <pradeep> Alin_nz^: nmap for netwrk mapping
[07:34] <Ali_nz^> col - thanks
[07:35] <pradeep> howitzer`: This is the first time i am facing problems in ubuntu installation. Have installed in various comps
[07:35] <Dr_Willis> Wolfenstein:  ahh.  i also always have identicval windows user name and password on the windows box.  Can the windows box access its own shares?
[07:35] <pspe> why cannot i enter the virtual terminal with 2.6.30
[07:35] <Dr_Willis> 'virtual terminal' meaning what exactly?
[07:36] <Ali_nz^> I like Terminal Server Clinet - it seems to connect to anything no matter what the protocol, but there doesnt seem to be a scaling option....ahh its hard finding the perfect softwar e:-)
[07:36] <Wolfenstein> Dr_Willis, what? im not sharing files through same computer if thats what you're asking i have 2 computers one is windows and one is nix, os ubuntu which is what im on now
[07:37] <Dr_Willis> Wolfenstein:  as a 'test'  i always make a share on both machines. and make sure they can access theor own local shares.
[07:37] <howitzer`> pradeep: did you try to install in safe graphics mode?
[07:37] <Dr_Willis> Wolfenstein:  also instead of //HOSTnAME/share  you could try the ip#.
[07:38] <pspe> Dr_Willis: tty0-6
[07:38] <Dr_Willis> Wolfenstein:  im just thinking through things ive done in the past to trouble shoot samba.
[07:38] <Wolfenstein> Dr_Willis, i have my config for samba set with computername and i did that in windows its telling me it can't find it
[07:38] <Dr_Willis> pspe:  those are the 'consoles'   is what they are normally called.
[07:38] <Dr_Willis> Wolfenstein:  can the windows box even ping the lin box via  the name?  can it ping via ip?
[07:39] <Wolfenstein> Dr_Willis, i never had a problem before like i said i just reformatting the windows computer and got it all squared up so i shouldn't have a problem
[07:40] <Dr_Willis> Wolfenstein:  im just spitting out trouble shooting 'things to try' to narrow down the problem.
[07:40] <Ali_nz^> is there a network map app with a gui?
[07:40] <Dr_Willis> If the windows box cant even ping the lin box. well.... thats where you need to start
[07:40] <Wolfenstein> Dr_Willis, no problem but i don't know what is the problem since i never did anything on the ubuntu side but remove xchat and the xchat folder
[07:41] <Dr_Willis> Wolfenstein:  also see if the lin box can access a share on the windows box. (ie the reverse of what you want to do).  If that also fails. that may be a sign of network/firewall/windows setting issues also.
[07:41] <beatbreaker> what allows people to drag a window to different workplaces with the mouse in Ubuntu?
[07:42] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  thats a feature of the window manager normally. compiz has a setting for that. as does the normal gnome window manager i recall
[07:42] <Wolfenstein> Dr_Willis, i can now access my windows files through ubuntu as i couldn't before but was able to access my ubuntu files in windows now its backwards if only i can get windows problem solved
[07:43] <pradeep> howitzer`:well give it a try now. Hope it works
[07:43] <_MattB> i'm trying to write a bash script that rips a dvd and calls eject -t /dev/scd0 to close the tray prior to ripping, but the ripping program can't open the drive because it's not ready, any ideas on how I can wait for the drive to be ready before going to the ripping operation?
[07:44] <Ali_nz^> I see there are a couple of flavours of light Linux, are reccomendations?
[07:45] <Ali_nz^> are=any
[07:46] <Wolfenstein> Dr_Willis, i got a question do you know how i can set the program files folder in windows to share? the boxes are greyed out and i dunno how to make it to where i can access that on my ubuntu computer
[07:47] <howitzer`> Ali_nz^: tinycore, slitaz, dsl, puppy, slax
[07:47] <Ali_nz^> howitzer`: sure but which is best?
[07:47] <DigitalKiwi> arch!
[07:47] <eso> I want to upgrade to 9.04, but the amd fglrx graphics driver isn't available in 9.04 it says. what do you think i should do?
[07:47] <howitzer`> Ali_nz^: that's up to you :)
[07:47] <Ali_nz^> howitzer`: in your humble opinion ;-)
[07:48] <beatbreaker> Dr_Willis, ok but i'm coming from another distro, what window manager does Ubuntu use then? Metacity doens't do stuff like that - or is a minimal install of conpiz in there already?
[07:48] <howitzer`> Ali_nz^: it depends on the computer ;)
[07:49] <DigitalKiwi> Ali_nz^: how experienced are you with linux? how willing to read docs?
[07:49] <Wolfenstein> btw Dr_Willis i did ping my nix ip and even did it with the computername i have for my ubuntu and both works
[07:49] <DPic> anybody here good with macs?
[07:50] <eso> anybody?
[07:50] <Ali_nz^> DigitalKiwi: Not experienced at all, and I admit it, I hate reading docs, i like to run before I can walk....terible i know
[07:50] <beatbreaker> DPic, wrong forum?
[07:50] <Ali_nz^> lazy even....
[07:50] <eross> what's best tool to use to check my nvidia 8800gt temp?
[07:50] <DPic> well im trying to install ubuntu on a mac...
[07:51] <Wolfenstein> Dr_Willis, or firecrotch are you two still around?
[07:51] <DigitalKiwi> oh then i would definitely hold off on arch, though it may interest you in the future, for now hmmm...crunchbang looks interesting (ubuntu based)
[07:52] <DigitalKiwi> it uses openbox =D
[07:52] <Ali_nz^> arch> crunchbang? Linux flavours?
[07:52] <DigitalKiwi> right
[07:52] <mreinsch> in the disk tool: I see that the Read Error Count is constantly increasing. The disk should be fine though, it is a new system
[07:53] <ManDay> What's the most lightweight LaTeX package in the repos?
[07:53] <godstar> DPic: http://forums.macrumors.com/archive/index.php/t-148617.html
[07:53] <ManDay> Btw is Karmic out yet?
[07:53] <firecrotch> ManDay: No. October 29
[07:53] <godstar> ManDay: 29th
[07:53] <ManDay> Cool, thanks
[07:53] <Dr_Willis> Wolfenstein:  im in and out.. :)
[07:53] <cgroza> hello, how to change my repositories from md. to ro.
[07:53] <cgroza> ?
[07:53] <cgroza> ?
[07:53] <Ali_nz^> most of the light packages mentioned so far run in ram only
[07:53] <godstar> ManDay: Anytime.
[07:53] <Wolfenstein> Dr_Willis, did you get any of my recent posts
[07:54] <DPic> godstae: LiveCD seems to freeze after selecting an option from the menu
[07:54] <DPic> godstar *
[07:54] <Ali_nz^> Xubuntu could be good?
[07:54] <eross> GPU temp at 80c
[07:54] <brambo_> hello
[07:54] <Ali_nz^> where in NZ are you DigitalKiwi?
[07:54] <brambo_> can anyone help me ?
[07:54] <godstar> DPic: dualboot or vm install?
[07:55] <Dr_Willis> Wolfenstein:  yea. Ping works via name and ip. Thats a good sign.  There should be some samba logs in /var/log somewhere.  You could tail -f, the log,  and try to connect via windows and see if the connection is rejected/tried/shown at all.
[07:55] <DigitalKiwi> the far north part, so far north I'm actually in the united states
[07:55] <DPic> godstar: trying to wipe mac osx for ubuntu
[07:55] <brambo_> I installed Ubuntu 9.04 and let it use 50GB of my hard drive and just installed it a few minutes ago, but when I try to install stuff or updates, it says not enough disc space...
[07:55] <brambo_> If anyone knows what I can do, please let me know. thank u :)
[07:56] <godstar> DPic: hmm, what happens when you boot to Live CD???
[07:56] <brambo_> <---New to Linux
[07:56] <Wolfenstein> Dr_Willis, i have no problem now connecting to the windows sharing part i did before but firecrotch told me what i might have done which i turned off and now im able to connect to windows sharing folders
[07:56] <DPic> godstar: i can select langage and a menu option but after that it goes to a black screen and freezes
[07:56] <ManDay> Can anyone recomment a LaTeX package in the Repos which is either very basic OR has a package manager to MAKE IT very basic?
[07:57] <Tmi> what do you mean that it should be basic?
[07:57] <godstar> DPic: try to burn download the ISO again, and burn a new CD. Then use the default settings via the installer and see how that goes.
[07:57] <cfedde> ManDay: probably lyx
[07:58] <DPic> godstar: the liveCD works on a normal PC, just not on mac
[07:58] <Ali_nz^> DigitalKiwi:haa
[07:58] <godstar> DPic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_EHXbbjgnA
[07:58] <cgroza> hello, how to change my repositories from md. to ro.
[07:58] <DPic> godstar: i believe i've tried both jaunty and karmic and neither work
[07:58] <ManDay> cfedde, thanks
[07:58] <Ali_nz^> none of the VNC viewer clients seem to have scaling options
[07:58] <brambo_> I set aside 50GB for Ubuntu (just installed it) but it wants me to install updates and its saying theres not enough space, whats going on?
[07:58] <godstar> DPic: I am not a mac user but the installer should work seamlessly.
[07:59] <digmore> Could anyone recommend software to "transcript" (either automatically or semi-automatically) audio/video?
[07:59] <DPic> godstar: i know it *should* be-- this is why i'm here =]
[07:59] <godstar> DPic: you could always try to put gparted on a USB stick and wipe your macosx drive with it then load Ubuntu from the live cd?
[08:00] <DPic> godstar: but the LiveCD won't even boot into the installer/desktop so i wouldn't be able to install it
[08:00] <lucas_> hello what happend to packages.ubuntu-com??
[08:00] <brambo_> The upgrade needs a total of 463M free space on disk '/'. Please free at least an additional 463M of disk space on '/'. Empty your trash and remove temporary packages of former installations using 'sudo apt-get clean'.
[08:00] <lucas_> i'm trying to reinstal nautilus but it wont let me
[08:00] <cgroza> hello, how to change my repositories from md. to ro.
[08:00] <godstar> DPic: maybe, maybe not. Do you have an app to wipe your mac hdd??
[08:01] <godstar> DPic: maybe its the mac os causing issues? Not sure. Just trying to brainstorm.
[08:01] <DPic> godstar: i have the ubuntu LiveCD on a USB drive as awell but that wouldn't even boot at all-- not even to the menu
[08:01] <firecrotch> lucas_: it's down again. no big surprise there.
[08:01] <godstar> DPic: wipe the HDD then run Ubuntu. That's what I would do.
[08:02] <DPic> godstar: alright i'll try it
[08:02] <firecrotch> lucas_: happens a lot more often than it should
[08:02] <godstar> DPic: I'll be around. Let me know.
[08:02] <DPic> godstar: alright thanks
[08:02] <reeve> anyone able to connect to ubuntu server?
[08:02] <godstar> DPic: anytime.
[08:02] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, i see you're back so you don't know why im having problems with getting my ubuntu files showing up in windows?
[08:03] <howitzer`> pradeep: any luck?
[08:03] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: How were you doing it before? You had to have configured Samba and shared the files...
[08:04] <nutzer> hallo
[08:04] <lucas_> firecrotch: if packages.ubuntu.com i still can download packages?
[08:04] <lucas_> is down*
[08:04] <shentino> Is there a way to upgrade to karmic from jaunty?
[08:04] <lucas_> firecrotch: if packages.ubuntu.com is down i still can download packages?
[08:04] <shentino> or do I have to wait for the official release first?
[08:04] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, yes but i didn't do nothing in the windows side all i was doing before was typing in run was this command //computername/Downloads or if it wasn't downloads it was /user and i mean my user on ubuntu
[08:04] <brambo_> If somoene has a free minute please let me know, I need some help, (new Linux user here)
[08:05] <firecrotch> lucas_: There are mirrors that you can use - I don't know the addresses offhand though
[08:05] <nutzer> hello
[08:05] <Tmi> brambo, just write your qestions and someone will answer if they know
[08:05] <Madpilot> shentino, you can upgrade
[08:05] <howitzer`> shentino: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/karmic/beta
[08:05] <Madpilot> ubottu, upgrade | shentino
[08:05] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: and its the same ubuntu install as before, correct? just the windows install is new?
[08:05] <phpgunner> Can anyone tell me why my mouse quits clicking after awhile on ubuntu?
[08:06] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: or do I have that backwards?
[08:06] <Madpilot> shentino, but Karmic questions should still go to #ubuntu+1, thanks
[08:06] <shentino> I mean upgrading with synaptic or the like
[08:06] <phpgunner> Able to move it but no clicky :(
[08:06] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, just windows i didn't touch ubuntu at all as in reformating i only reformatted windows
[08:06] <brambo_> I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 32bit on my laptop it has a 250GB, I let Ubuntu use 50GB, and now Ubuntu is asking to update then saying there isn't enough disc space..How is this? I can paste the error code I get.
[08:06] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: Hmm... did you try //<ubuntu IP address>/user ?
[08:07] <draconis> if at all possible try to avoid Samba
[08:08] <Tmi> brambo, open a terminal and write "df -h" too see the amount of diskspace
[08:08] <ce_metal_cord> mzz^purple
[08:08] <starcannon> Hello Chan
[08:09] <ce_metal_cord> hi
[08:09] <darksmac> any one know how to restart drives after i have made changes to fstab file
[08:09] <starcannon> darksmack sudo mount -a
[08:09] <brambo_> brambo@brandans-laptop:~$ df -h
[08:09] <brambo_> Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[08:09] <brambo_> /dev/sda5             2.3G  2.2G  284K 100% /
[08:09] <brambo_> tmpfs                 880M     0  880M   0% /lib/init/rw
[08:09] <brambo_> varrun                880M  108K  880M   1% /var/run
[08:09] <FloodBot1> brambo_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:09] <FloodBot2> brambo_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:09] <FloodBot3> brambo_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:09] <brambo_> varlock               880M     0  880M   0% /var/lock
[08:10] <phpgunner> *sigh
[08:10] <starcannon> darksmack be sure to "man mount" as well
[08:10] <ce_metal_cord> mm
[08:10] <darksmac> thank you
[08:10] <brambo_> Tmi: I will post results in pastebin, can you help me maybe?
[08:10] <starcannon> brambo use a paste bin
[08:10] <starcannon> lol
[08:10] <Tmi> well it seems your ubuntu partition is only 2.3 Gb
[08:10] <starcannon> too late as per usual
[08:10] <godstar> brambo, you could always rb your box and Ubuntu should auto mount hdds for you.
[08:10] <brambo_> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/284376/
[08:10] <brambo_> but picked for it to use 50GB
[08:11] <starcannon> brambo you only allocated 2.3 gb to Ubuntu, it needs bare min of 4gb(thats a very bare min)
[08:11] <Tmi> weird, something must have gone wrong then because df says your /-partition is only 2.3 Gb
[08:11] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, no i didn't let me try that
[08:11] <brambo_> I installed it alongside Windows Vista, and slide the bar over to let Ubuntu have 50GB..
[08:11] <brambo_> How can I fix it, format and do it over?
[08:12] <starcannon> brambo something didn't go as planned
[08:12] <Tmi> I don't know, maybe gparted can extend the partition?
[08:12] <godstar> brambo, did you use Wubi?
[08:12] <Tmi> otherwise I guess a reinstall is in order
[08:12] <brambo_> I am not sure how to use that, I am brand new to Linux
[08:12] <starcannon> brambo backup all data that is important to you, then do a reinstall, use 8.04 LTS unless there is some reason you need a later version
[08:12] <brambo_> godstar: I booted off the Ubuntu disc from my BIOS
[08:13] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, i did that and it comes up with the same problem not finding it
[08:13] <godstar> brambo, can you boot back to your Windows OS?
[08:13] <brambo_> I cant use 8.04  only 9.04 works on my laptop...
[08:13] <Tmi> starcannon, better recommend the latest stable, i.e. 9.04
[08:13] <brambo_> yes I can godstar
[08:13] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: make sure that the folders are still shared on your ubuntu machine? that's the last thing that I can think of
[08:14] <starcannon> Tmi nah, its a tweenlease, I only recommend LTS unless a tween adds hardware support that the enduser needs, and brambo just stated he/she needs 9.04 for that reason
[08:14] <Tmi> I guess the problem is you wont have enough space to even install gparted (partition manager), so you should probably just do a reinstall
[08:14] <cgroza> hello ,my grub menu shows 2 kernels ...how do i remove one?
[08:14] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, um i don't think i did that i only did things in the samba config file
[08:14] <godstar> brambo, I suggest you boot back into Windows, reformat Ubuntu partition with DiskMgr and use the Wubi installer. http://wubi-installer.org/
[08:14] <Lartza_> Hello, gparted is whining about changing partions may cause dataloss, but I want to lose my data and completely empty my drive, I can't seem to figure out how to do that data is still there.
[08:14] <brambo_> I can just go in Windows and totally delete Ubuntu and the partition it made and do it over, cause I dont know how to reinstall Ubuntu
[08:14] <godstar> brambo, wubi is easier to use for new converts.
[08:15] <godstar> brambo, wubi.
[08:15] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: I think the problem lies with your Windows install somewhere.  Is it Vista, XP, or 7?
[08:15] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, its xp
[08:15] <starcannon> Lartza_ backup data before messing with partitions, this is where sanity lives; do otherwise and you will testdisk
[08:15] <cgroza> hello ,my grub menu shows 2 kernels ...how do i remove one?
[08:15] <brambo_> use the WuBi installer from Windows?
[08:15] <brambo_> Doesn't that make Ubuntu slower?
[08:15] <godstar> brambo, that is correct.
[08:15] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: up to date with service pack 3 and all that good stuff?
[08:15] <Lartza_> starcannon: Backed up and I want to format the partition now, but the data is staying there no matter what
[08:15] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, and never had a problem before but i didn't mess with samba config file
[08:16] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, yep
[08:16] <Lartza_> I have formatted partition, deleted and made new partition
[08:16] <nareshov> hi
[08:16] <Lartza_> Ouch... do I need to possibly make new partition table?
[08:16] <godstar> brambo, it is your best option, until you get the hang of Ubuntu.
[08:16] <nareshov> got a bunch of upgrades yesterday
[08:16] <Lartza_> Would that do it?
[08:16] <nareshov> and my touchpad doesn't work anymore
[08:16] <firecrotch> Wolfenstein: well, it has to be some kind of problem with your Windows install.  Unfortunately, I'm way out of the loop when it comes to Windows stuff now
[08:16] <draconis> godstar: Wait, Wubi actually uses that ancient boot loader, that loads from a Windows/Dos partition?
[08:16] <nareshov> (i can't use my touchpad to move the cursor)
[08:17] <brambo_> I've  installed Ubuntu the same way I just did a few minutes ago before and had no problems, this time somehow even tho I picked 50GB, it didnt do it?
[08:17] <starcannon> Lartza_ I'll help you in PM look left
[08:17] <zeeded> draconis: Hes just that sexy
[08:17] <Wolfenstein> firecrotch, no problem a friend who helped me begin with isn't around and i don't know why its not working so no worries
[08:17] <nareshov> i have "synaptics driver lost sync.... got giantic packet!"
[08:17] <godstar> draconis: correct, but it is a good option.
[08:17] <nareshov> and "query no synaptics: 000000"
[08:17] <nareshov> in my Xorg.0.log
[08:17] <nareshov> google isn't helping
[08:17] <godstar> draconis: brambo is new to linux.
[08:18] <brambo_> I will just totally delete Ubuntu and try installing it again...That's the easiest way I know how to do it since Im new to Linux totally
[08:18] <zeeded> brambo_: Whats wrong?
[08:18] <brambo_> zeeded: I installed Ubuntu a few mins ago, and selected it to use 50GB of my hard drive but now its saying I dont have enough space to update my stuff
[08:18] <Tmi> brambo, thats probably your best option yes, check one extra time that the partition size is correct and you should get it running nicely :)
[08:19] <brambo_> Tmi: I hope so :)
[08:19] <zeeded> brambo_: If you want to make sure its not something else maybe check gparted?
[08:19] <zeeded> if not, a fresh install might be best :/
[08:19] <brambo_> zeeded: I am new to Linux so I dont know how to do what you said.
[08:20] <brambo_> zeeded: what is gparted ?
[08:20] <Tmi> brambo, in a terminal write "sudo aptitude install gparted" and then type your password when it asks for it
[08:20] <zeeded> its GTK+ Partitioning software
[08:20] <Tmi> its a partition manager
[08:20] <brambo_> This sucks cause I got my Wireless to work this time in Linux, and I gotta delete it and start over again..
[08:20] <godstar> Tmi: he can not get Ubuntu to boot.
[08:20] <Tmi> godstar, I think he is in ubuntu actually
[08:21] <brambo_> Tmi: should I paste bin the results?
[08:21] <Tmi> if it doesnt even boot then a reinstall is absolutely in order :D
[08:21] <Tmi> brambo, yeah do
[08:21]  * godstar scratches head.
[08:21] <draconis> godstar: yeah, I saw that, I just thought there was an issue with gparted. now that clears it up
[08:22] <godstar> I was under the impression, Ubuntu was not booting for him.
[08:22] <brambo_> Tmi: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/284385/
[08:22] <Tmi> nah he is in ubuntu but cant do any updates due to diskspace being used
[08:22] <Tmi> brambo, start it by typing "gparted" now (I think)
[08:23] <brambo_> yeah but I picked for Ubuntu to use 50GB of my hard drive, its wierd...
[08:23] <godstar> brambo, is this a live cd session or no?
[08:23] <Tmi> I dont know much about the program itself, but you might be able to extend partitions in there
[08:23] <brambo_> no, not LiveCD, the system is installed
[08:23] <godstar> kk
[08:23] <godstar> In that case.
[08:23] <godstar> Gparted it is.
[08:23] <brambo_> Tmi: did you get my pastebin?
[08:23] <Tmi> godstar, the problem seems to be that it is installed but on a 2.3 Gb partition instead of the intended 50 Gb
[08:23] <zeeded> how do you do a screenshot from a term?
[08:24] <Tmi> brambo, yes, try starting gparted by writing "gparted"
[08:24] <Tmi> zeeded, "scrot"
[08:24] <godstar> Tmi: appears so.
[08:24] <brambo_> oh, well I am so new to Ubuntu I dunno how to swtich it, so I will have to delete it all and start oveer again I think...:-(
[08:24] <brambo_> Since GParted is a powerful tool capable of destroying partition tables and vast amounts of data, only root may run it.
[08:24] <Tmi> just try playing around with the options in gparted and see if it is possible to change partition sizes
[08:25] <godstar> brambo, do you remember what size partition you chose for /root, and swap directories?
[08:25] <le-foot> hello to any songbird users - I have 9.04 and songbird 1.0, and I have media keys working in Rhythmbox and Totem. - just not in Songbird. Is there a way to fix this? MMkeys didn't do the trick. Thanks
[08:25] <Tmi> if you want to run as root you write "sudo gparted"
[08:25] <Tmi> and enter your password when prompted for it
[08:25] <brambo_> I didnt chose anything, I just selected it to install next to Windows Vista and slided a bar to the left so Ubuntu used 50GB
[08:26] <Dr_Willis> play with gparted on a virtialbox machine :) to learn its features
[08:26] <godstar> brambo, correct. Honestly, gparted is friendly to learn, however, reload for a beginner will better suited. Book back into Windows, and reformat the Ubuntu partition. When you are ready to reload, let us know we can help you from there.
[08:26] <zeeded> godstar: someone new to linux is not going to remember that. Especially an Ubuntu user
[08:26] <godstar> zeeded: good point.
[08:26] <zeeded> :)
[08:27] <brambo_> I like Linux, how stable it is, I wannna learn it...so I am gonna delete it and reinstall it.
[08:27] <Tmi> his / is 2.3 Gb
[08:27] <godstar> zeeded: then again, he could've been paying attention, or better yet wrote down his steps?
[08:27] <brambo_> I am getting so angry with Windows....
[08:27] <vtec> does anyone know of an auto clicker for linux ubuntu GNOME that will just click ever 2 seconds in the same place?
[08:27] <Tmi> brambo, yeah that is probably the best option since that will only take about half an hour or so
[08:28] <brambo_> godstar: all I did was select time zone and keyoard type etc, and it said starting partition manager, then I slide a bar to the left to select 50GB for Ubuntu instead of deleting Windows, and hit next..
[08:28] <brambo_> Tmi: yeah
[08:28] <godstar> brambo, read my previous post.
[08:29] <vtec> does anyone know of an auto clicker for linux ubuntu GNOME that will just click ever 2 seconds in the same place?
[08:29] <blue-frog> brambo: before reinstalling.     sudo apt-get clean
[08:29] <brambo_> blue-frog: I am just deleteing and installing agian, I am not sure how to reinstall
[08:30] <brambo_> I am new to Linux
[08:30] <brambo_> Thank you all, I am just gotta boot Windows, delete Ubuntu and just install it over again...
[08:30] <blue-frog> brambo: might be interesting to know if you have those 50G spare which I doubt before reinstaling
[08:30] <brambo_> in the morning, I am tired must sleep now..
[08:30] <Tmi> go ahead brambo, that's easier than trying to fix it in other ways
[08:30] <zeeded> good luck brambo_
[08:31] <brambo_> thank you zeeded, tmi, godstar, blue-frog
[08:31] <zeeded> np bro
[08:31] <godstar> brambo, anytime.
[08:31] <Dr_Willis> why d you bneed to boot to winbdows to delete linux?
[08:31] <Tmi> np, good luck with your linux adventure tomorrow :)
[08:31] <Dr_Willis> the installer can do that.
[08:31] <brambo_> Dr Willis: I am new to Linux so I am not sure how, I know how to though in Windows.
[08:32] <vtec> does anyone know of an auto clicker for linux ubuntu GNOME that will just click ever 2 seconds in the same place?
[08:32] <Dr_Willis> brambo_:  play with the partition tool in the installer..
[08:32] <Dr_Willis> brambo_:  actually you could delete it from within a running linux. :) but thats weird... to self destruct the os that way
[08:32] <godstar> Dr_Willis: brambo is concerned with deleting his files on the remaining partition(s),
[08:33] <zeeded> Do you guys know of any easy way to set a wallpaper from the term?
[08:33] <Dr_Willis> well good luck to him. :)
[08:33] <tehbaut> is there a GUI SSH tool like WinSCP for linux/ubuntu?
[08:33] <Dr_Willis> zeeded:  xsetbg, esetroot, or a dozen other commands can do it
[08:33] <brambo_> Thank you all I am gonna go now to start the process.
[08:34] <Dr_Willis> tehbaut:  the normal gnome file manager can connect over ssh and do things.
[08:34] <zeeded> thanks Doc
[08:34] <brambo_> If I can stay awake to start this, I will come back and let you guys know! :)
[08:34] <tehbaut> Dr_Willis: ah, cool... so how can I set that up?
[08:34] <brambo_> am I allowed to post my yahoo messenger ID here?
[08:34] <Dr_Willis> tehbaut:  check out the  Places--> connect to server. :) logical eh.
[08:34] <tehbaut> Dr_Willis: how about a nice SSH sync between server and computer?
[08:35] <le-foot> brambo_ - i would just IM them
[08:35] <Dr_Willis> tehbaut:  ssh and rsync can do that. theres also some guy tools - but i rarely use them
[08:35] <brambo_> what do I type to message a certain user here like u did me le-foot ?
[08:35] <blue-frog> tehbaut: unison-gtk
[08:35] <tehbaut> Dr_Willis: ok, and rsync can be automated, I assume? say every time a file is saved locally, it can sync it?
[08:36] <le-foot> brambo_: on the right hand side, find the username and click on 'IM'
[08:36] <le-foot> is anyone here familiar with lirc? thanks :)
[08:36] <Dr_Willis> tehbaut:  ive not used rsync in ages..  thats its main job owever. :)
[08:37] <Dr_Willis> tehbaut:  you  could set up a cron job to sync every 30 min or so
[08:37] <tehbaut> hmmm
[08:37] <a|3x> hi, i am trying to recover some data from hard drive that was in raid1 with ntfs, when i try to mount i get "mount: unknown filesystem type 'isw_raid_member'", any ideas how to mount this thing?
[08:40] <mhh> hello.. I left home and forgot to enable desktop sharing.. anyway to enable it through a ssh session? (The computer at home is loged in)
[08:42] <Dr_Willis> mhh:  you could ssh in, and install/run vncserver. but that would make a new 'shared' desktop thats hidden. NOT the same as the one you have running locally.
[08:42] <blue-frog> mhh gconftool-2 -s -t bool /desktop/gnome/remote_access/enabled true
[08:42] <Dr_Willis> mhh:  and really you want to ssh tunnle vnc over the interent.. so thats another layer of things to do.
[08:42] <blue-frog> mhh: gconftool-2 -s -t bool /desktop/gnome/remote_access/prompt_enabled false
[08:42] <blue-frog> mhh in fact I am going to psetebin you the process
[08:42] <emanux> hello, is there a nautilus-ldap browser?
[08:42] <Dr_Willis> mhh:  is the system logged in to the desktop now? or not at all?
[08:43] <mhh> blue-frog:  thanks
[08:43] <mhh> Dr_Willis: yes.. the system is logged in athome
[08:43] <melik> can anyone recommend me a good mail server for linux? is Zimbra good?
[08:43]  * tlamer hm
[08:43] <firecrotch> mhh: You ccould ssh in and install, then run x11vnc, which will allow you to view your desktop via VNC
[08:43] <nutterpc> hello all
[08:44] <nutterpc> who else here has had issies with running KernelCheck?
[08:44] <nutterpc> can i ask
[08:44] <blue-frog> mhh should be ebough http://pastebin.com/d6190a13b
[08:44] <crypt3or> anyone ever had an eSATA drive just 'disappear' in the middle of a transfer?
[08:44] <zebastian> how do you keep the terminal from executing a command it's already executing
[08:45] <zebastian> i want to show an input on pastebin for y'all to help me
[08:45] <a|3x> i am trying to recover some data from hard drive that was in raid1 with ntfs, when i try to mount i get "mount: unknown filesystem type 'isw_raid_member'", any ideas how to mount this thing?
[08:45] <zebastian> but the input is too big
[08:45] <nutterpc> as I have contacted the developer of it as I have almost got the program to successfully run, just need to see who else is having the dramas as well
[08:45] <nutterpc> they know about the bug with it not working properly, which is what I am currently working on fixing
[08:47] <zebastian> using rsync -avh --delete --stats /home/sebastian/ /media/SAMSUNG/mybackup didn't work, there's a whole bunch of files it doesn't give me permissions to, now the external hard drive is already mounted, so i dont get why i don't have permissions to it, i even used sudo in front of the command, any help much appreciated
[08:47] <zebastian> we're talking an external drive
[08:47] <crypt3or> I copy a couple gigs of data, and then it goes: "cp: writing './myfile.tar.gz.113': Input/output error" for all the rest of the files, and then when I sudo fdisk -l, the drive no longer appears.  plugging and unplugging doesn't bring it back
[08:47] <emanux> what is a good ldap client?
[08:47] <firecrotch> a|3x: was this a hardware raid or a software raid via mdadm?
[08:48] <howitzer`> or a police raid..
[08:48] <zebastian> i'm getting outputs like  "/media/SAMSUNG/mybackup/Music/Karl Marx - Capital Vol 1.pdf" failed: Operation not permitted (1)
[08:48] <zebastian> can someone help me out here
[08:49] <zebastian> just got this rsync error: received SIGINT, SIGTERM, or SIGHUP (code 20) at rsync.c(541) [sender=3.0.4] and hten back to prompt
[08:49] <Mysterious> Sorry for bothering you here. I would like to know where I can find a good devenv that supports GTK dev with graphical creation of gtk forms
[08:50] <a|3x> firecrotch: i am not exactly sure, it was a windoze vista system, then processor failed so i am trying to get the data out
[08:51] <godstar> a|3x: why not use a Ubuntu Live CD to back up your data?
[08:51] <a|3x> thats what i am trying to do
[08:51] <a|3x> and its not mounting
[08:52] <a|3x> mount: unknown filesystem type 'isw_raid_member'
[08:52] <firecrotch> a|3x: what is the output of fdisk -l ?
[08:52] <Barnabas> a|3x, if it was a hw raid, the controller has been doing the raid mirroring
[08:52] <godstar> a|3x: go to add remove and search for ntfs\
[08:52] <Gianlu24> !it
[08:53] <a|3x> fdisk -l says http://pastebin.com/m50d04675
[08:54] <nutterpc> this is frustrating, lol, I've got this small tiny stumbling block in the way of this program working now, lol
[08:54] <a|3x> when i try to mount /dev/sda3 it says mount: unknown filesystem type 'isw_raid_member'
[08:54] <firecrotch> a|3x: Um... you must have some weird funky setup or something if a regular partition is part of a RAID
[08:55] <Barnabas> a|3x, if this was a vista pc I would move the controller to another working windows machine and install the same version of the raid driver
[08:55] <a|3x> firecrotch: i didn't set it up, it was like that on sony viao laptop
[08:56] <firecrotch> a|3x: are there actually two physical hard drives in there?
[08:56] <a|3x> yes
[08:56] <bullgard4> !sound
[08:57] <a|3x> firecrotch: the funny thing is, the second hard drive is blank
[08:57] <firecrotch> a|3x: ok, so I'm assuming that its a hardware RAID
[08:57] <a|3x> firecrotch: stupid sony setup
[08:57] <a|3x> firecrotch: i have no idea if it is hardware raid
[08:58] <a|3x> firecrotch: that laptop was complaining about raid failure all the time, but i thought it was misconfigured
[08:58] <firecrotch> a|3x: how important is this data?
[08:58] <nutterpc> WOOOOOOOOOOOT
[08:58] <a|3x> firecrotch: very, for someone
[08:58] <nutterpc> it is DONE!
[08:58] <nutterpc> =D
[08:58] <FloodBot2> nutterpc: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:58] <nutterpc> KernelCheck now WORKS
[08:58] <cesarito> how do i readd that little panel at the bottom left of the screen that lets me open firefox and view the desktop?
[08:58] <nutterpc> i just found out what was buggy
[08:59] <firecrotch> a|3x: "very" meaning that someone will die without it?
[08:59] <cesarito> it disappeared and i dont know what happened
[08:59] <a|3x> firecrotch: someone will have to their rebuild contact database, which could be really unpleasant, email archive would be lost, etc
[08:59] <firecrotch> a|3x: alright, so pretty important, I guess
[09:00] <a|3x> firecrotch: irrelevant question, i want to recover it
[09:00] <firecrotch> a|3x: I only ask because I don't want to steer you in the wrong direction and end up making things unrecoverable
[09:00] <a|3x> firecrotch: is it possible to mount this using linux raid
[09:00] <firecrotch> a|3x: I don't think you'll be able to mount it using mdadm, no
[09:01] <d0wn_> is it possible to install libqt3-dev alongside libqt4-dev
[09:01] <draconis> raid normally requires the /exact same/ raid controller to mount it
[09:01] <Barnabas> draconis, precisely
[09:01] <firecrotch> a|3x: what I would do is use fdisk to change the filesystem type flag to ntfs and then try to mount it.  draconis is right though
[09:01] <a|3x> would i be able to change it back?
[09:02] <firecrotch> a|3x: I wouldn't count on what I just said working at all, or being able to change it back, or being able to recover it after doing do
[09:02] <draconis> Barnabas: but it also would depend on the type of raid.. there are "non-striped" raids IIRC
[09:02] <Barnabas> draconis, this is raid 1
[09:02] <nutterpc> does anyone know if the developers of programs come in here at all?
[09:02] <Barnabas> where one side of the raid has not been populated for some reason
[09:02] <a|3x> firecrotch: i don't think it will work, i tried -t ntfs-3g and it said invalid ntfs signature or something
[09:04] <a|3x> firecrotch: i found something on linux raid and this file system type: http://www.linux-archive.org/fedora-development/276039-new-udev-rule-using-mdadm-isw_raid_member.html
[09:05] <tonyyarusso> nutterpc: Some do.
[09:06] <nutterpc> yea
[09:06] <nutterpc> as I think I may have just solved them a bit of hassle with one of the programs listen in the forums
[09:06] <yaron> I am having a problem with a new ubuntu install.  I keep getting GRUB Loading stage1.5.  Then GRUB loading, please wait.... Error 2
[09:06] <nutterpc> few minor quirks still reside, but the program successfully retrieves the data it needs, and parses it
[09:07] <tonyyarusso> nutterpc: You can always a) submit a patch on Launchpad, or b) send an e-mail to the address shown in the maintainer field
[09:07] <firecrotch> a|3x: Have you tried connecting the drive to a Windows machine?
[09:07] <nutterpc> did that, was hopin they may have been in here, lol
[09:07] <nutterpc> :P
[09:07] <a|3x> firecrotch: not yet
[09:07] <fahadsadah> yaron: Is this a dualboot configuration?
[09:08] <yaron> fahadsadah:  yes
[09:08] <fahadsadah> yaron: OK.
[09:08] <fahadsadah> Can you access files on the disk, such as by a liveCD?
[09:08] <yaron> fahadsadah: yes I can
[09:08] <fahadsadah> Please can you pastebin /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[09:08] <fahadsadah> !pastebin
[09:08] <firecrotch> a|3x: Windows might be able to read the filesystem
[09:09] <Barnabas> firecrotch, probably needs the same raid controller and the same version of the raid driver - this is probably a fake raid controller where the driver does a lot of stuff
[09:10] <firecrotch> a|3x: What model of sony vaio is the drive from?
[09:10] <a|3x> firecrotch: it says pcg-8y1l
[09:10] <yaron> fahadsadah: not that easy I am working off my laptop.  My desktop is the one having issues.  I can boot in rescue mode off the install cd but I doubt that has an irc client
[09:10] <firecrotch> Barnabas: It should still be recoverable in some way without the raid controller
[09:11] <firecrotch> since it is RAID1
[09:11] <a|3x> does anybody have any other suggestions about mounting 'isw_raid_member' filesystem type?
[09:11] <fahadsadah> yaron: Actually, it does.
[09:11] <fahadsadah> Pidgin.
[09:11] <fahadsadah> Which can connect to many forms of communication, including IRC.
[09:12] <yaron> fahadsadah: ok can you give me the command line?
[09:12] <firecrotch> a|3x: I am currently trying to get more information on the type of RAID that it is
[09:12] <fahadsadah> To get the file, cat /boot/grub/menu.lst
[09:12] <fahadsadah> You don't need to IRC from the box, btw.
[09:12] <fahadsadah> Just pastebin the file, and tell us the URL here.
[09:12] <fahadsadah> !pastebin | yaron
[09:12] <Barnabas> firecrotch, agreed, but since this is apparantley very important data - I would not take any chances
[09:12] <yaron> fahadsadah: how do I get the file from my desktop to my laptop?
[09:13] <fahadsadah> From the desktop, paste the contents into paste.ubuntu.com
[09:13] <firecrotch> a|3x: I can't find any information on the sony website for the model number that you gave me, so I don't think that "pcg-8y1l" is the model
[09:13] <fahadsadah> Memorize the short URL
[09:13] <fahadsadah> Tell us here.
[09:13] <a|3x> firecrotch: crap, i hate sony laptops
[09:13] <a|3x> firecrotch: well it does say thats the model on the back
[09:13] <ManDay> What package do I have to install to obtain PDFLATEX?
[09:14] <firecrotch> a|3x: is there something that starts with VGN anywhere?
[09:14] <Barnabas> a|3x, does lspci tell you anything abount the controller ?
[09:14] <zvacet> yaron : send e-maul to yourself
[09:14] <giveflagiu> CIAO
[09:14] <zvacet> *e-mail
[09:14] <Flannel> ManDay: texlive is the current LaTeX environment, I don't, however know off the top of my head which package is the "main" one
[09:14] <giveflagiu> !LIST
[09:14] <JNSamuel> e-maul, sounds like it would make a good email program
[09:14] <firecrotch> Barnabas: the computer that it is from is dead, from my understanding
[09:15] <ManDay> Flannel, I installed texlive-base but there is only pdftex in it - NOT pdflatex however
[09:15] <a|3x> firecrotch: no vgn anywhere
[09:15] <zvacet> JNSamuel : lapsus calami
[09:15] <Flannel> ManDay: texlive-bin it looks like?
[09:15] <ManDay> texlive-bin i ve got also installed - no pdflatex however
[09:15] <JNSamuel> zvace: ?
[09:16] <Flannel> ManDay: er, texlive-latex?  It's in texlive-latex-bin, but I'm sure that's merely a depends to something else which is more complete
[09:16] <ManDay> ah
[09:16] <pete_> how can i get an application (ushare) to load, when using rc.local does not work, nor the session startup manager
[09:17] <Barnabas> firecrotch, well one way could be to backup the device now using dd
[09:17] <Flannel> ManDay: Maybe it's not.  texlive-latex-base and then texlive-latex-bin
[09:17] <Barnabas> then try to change the file system bit
[09:17] <Barnabas> and mount it
[09:17] <ManDay> i do texlive-latex-base
[09:17] <firecrotch> Barnabas: good suggestion
[09:18] <firecrotch> a|3x: You should try Barnabas' suggestion. Make a complete backup of the drive using dd
[09:18] <bwallum> Anybody having trouble playing dvds and music cds since last kernel update?
[09:18] <a|3x> Barnabas: the cpu is fried on that thing, i can't boot into livecd
[09:19] <a|3x> firecrotch: the cpu is fried on that thing, i can't boot into livecd
[09:19] <Flannel> ManDay: good, because -bin apparently doesn't exist, I don't know where I got my wires crossed :)
[09:19] <zvacet> JNSamuel :http://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?gov=0&searchType=ra&s=lapsus+calami&go.x=0&go.y=0
[09:19] <firecrotch> a|3x: you can still back it up using dd if you have it connected to another computer
[09:19] <Barnabas> a|3x, it will be a raw dump of the whole device
[09:20] <a|3x> firecrotch: i could back it up but the question is how do i recover?
[09:20] <JNSamuel> zvacet: still don't understand what "slip of the pen" means. since i don't use pens and im not good with figures of speeches
[09:21] <firecrotch> a|3x: You create the backup using dd, then you can try to mount or otherwise change the device using the backup file that you created
[09:21] <pete_> how can i get an application (ushare) to load, when using rc.local does not work, nor the session startup manager
[09:21] <Lartza_> How can I delete my data from hd's with gparted
[09:21] <firecrotch> a|3x: or, you can then try it on the drive, and if you screw up, you can restore the backup to the drive
[09:21] <Lartza_> Creating new partition table still kept my data
[09:21] <zvacet> JNSamuel :typing error then
[09:22] <a|3x> firecrotch: mount -o ro -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda2 sda2 -> NTFS signature is missing
[09:22] <cew_libra> hi
[09:22] <a|3x> firecrotch: so i guess changing type in partition table will not work
[09:22] <zvacet> JNSamuel : or writing error
[09:22] <yaron> fahadsadah: ok I tried pastebin.  Pasted the into into the dialog box, filled in my name and hit paste?  What do I do from there?
[09:23] <pete_> a|3x, sudo ntfs-3f /dev/sda2 /mount/point
[09:23] <pete_> -3g*
[09:23] <a|3x> pete_: did that
[09:24] <fahadsadah> yaron: Give me the URL.
[09:24] <a|3x> pete_: NTFS signature is missing
[09:24] <fahadsadah> After having hit paste.
[09:24] <yaron> fahadsadah: http://paste.ubuntu.com/284431/
[09:25] <firecrotch> a|3x: I found a program that you might want to try. It claims to be able to recover data from RAID1 drives. http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
[09:25] <fahadsadah> yaron: Thanks.
[09:26] <fahadsadah> yaron: In the XP entry, move the two map statements to above
[09:26] <fahadsadah> rootnoverify	(hd2,0)
[09:28] <yaron> fahadsadah: ok done
[09:28] <firecrotch> a|3x: basically, if there is a valid filesystem on the drive (and there should be, even if the NTFS signature is missing), that program ought to be able to recover it
[09:28] <yaron> fahadsadah: save the file and reboot?
[09:29] <a|3x> firecrotch: i will try it out, thanks a lot for the suggestion
[09:30] <s0m345soone> HEllo there. I need to connect to my modem in order to configure wireless network. But I don't know what's the modem's IP. I connect to the internet using pppoeconf. Anyone know how can I check what's modem's IP?
[09:31] <mcscruff> s0m345soone, whatsmyip.com ?
[09:31] <crypt3or> um, probably need more information about what kind of modem it is, at the very least
[09:31] <fahadsadah> yaron: Yes.
[09:32] <firecrotch> s0m345soone: what is your computer's ip address?
[09:32] <yaron> fahadsadah: same error
[09:32] <yaron> fahadsadah: if it helps.  I never even see  the boot menu
[09:32] <fahadsadah> yaron: Pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l, please?
[09:32] <s0m345soone> firecrotch: 90.157.138.126
[09:33] <s0m345soone> firecrotch: sorry wrong
[09:33] <firecrotch> s0m345soone: yeah, I was gonna say... lol
[09:34] <s0m345soone> firecrotch: this is my externam ip that ifconfig gave me... I don't know how to check.. ifconfig only shows external IP
[09:34] <ManDay> Flannel, worked fine with texlive-latex thanks pal
[09:34] <firecrotch> s0m345soone: what brand and model is your modem?
[09:34] <fmank> morning folks ... I was wondering if anyone could help me with a dual screen nvidia card issue?
[09:34] <firecrotch> !anyone | fmank
[09:35] <Briareos1> i have a kernel patch - is there a way to compile just the part that is patched as a module?
[09:35] <s0m345soone> s0m345soone: don't know don't have access to it
[09:35] <s0m345soone> firecrotch: don't know don't have access to it
[09:35] <s0m345soone> firecrotch: doesn't this something to do with pppoeconf?
[09:36] <Richard_Martin> Why is IRC dead today
[09:36] <s0m345soone> to determine what's your local IP?
[09:36] <Richard_Martin> this server is ghostsville
[09:36] <Barnabas> s0m345soone, how is it connected to your pc? via ethernet or usb or other?
[09:36] <s0m345soone> Barnabas: ethernet
[09:37] <yaron> fahadsadah: http://paste.ubuntu.com/284443/
[09:38] <Barnabas> s0m345soone, you could try to scan your own network to list IPs
[09:38] <Dr_Willis> Richard_Martin:  it is 5am in the USA :)
[09:38] <Barnabas> nmap is a good tool
[09:39] <Barnabas> for example nmap -sP 192.168.1.0/24
[09:39] <Barnabas> would ping scan all the ips on that subnet
[09:40] <Dr_Willis> findsmb, and smbtree are handy to 'scan' for fileservers/sambaservers  also
[09:41] <Doc_Lappy> anybody here use mysql?
[09:41] <firecrotch> Doc_Lappy: I do
[09:42] <Doc_Lappy> can you tell me how to tell what tables are in a database by the terminal?
[09:42] <aber> irc://irc.freenode.net/#transmission
[09:42] <Doc_Lappy> or if doc as a table exists
[09:42] <Doc_Lappy> and hi again firecrotch
[09:43] <firecrotch> Doc_Lappy: Hello again! I believe "SHOW TABLES" is what you're looking for
[09:43] <aber> sorry didn't mean to spam and paste a link.. was just trying to connect to Transmission IRC channell
[09:43] <s0m345soone> Barnabas: what if it's not on this subnet?
[09:44] <Doc_Lappy> k just type that in when i''am  at the mysql> prompt ?
[09:44] <Barnabas> if your pc and your modem is not on the same subnet they cannot communicate without routing
[09:44] <Madpilot> aber, /join #transmission
[09:44] <Barnabas> so perhaps the modem has no IP
[09:44] <Doc_Lappy> it didn't list any :(
[09:44] <Barnabas> and is just bridging requests onto the nic in your pc
[09:44] <s0m345soone> Barnabas: yes.. but what if they not on 192.168.1*
[09:44] <insmod> question - my firefox  started showing black squares on white pages (randomly) that disappear when I refresh
[09:45] <Doc_Lappy> so I'll try to create it I guess and see if that works
[09:45] <Barnabas> ifconfig should show you our subnet and netmask
[09:45] <Doc_Lappy> CREATE TABLE DOC didn't work :(
[09:45] <s0m345soone> Barnabas: inet addr:90.157.138.126  P-t-P:85.10.0.254  Mask:255.255.255.255
[09:46] <Doc_Lappy> have to do some googling I guess to use command line mysql
[09:46] <firecrotch> Doc_Lappy: I'm having the same issue with my server, now that I've tried it
[09:46] <firecrotch> Doc_Lappy: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/show-tables.html
[09:46] <s0m345soone> Barnabas: 90.157.138.126 is external
[09:46] <Madpilot> Doc_Lappy, try #mysql
[09:46] <Barnabas> s0m345soone, are you sure the modem has any routing capabilities?
[09:47] <s0m345soone> Barnabas: 100%
[09:47] <crypt3or> the modem has got to be there
[09:47] <nascentmind> Doc_Lappy, you have to use a database first.
[09:47] <s0m345soone> Barnabas: it has external antena I'm pretty sugre it does :D
[09:47] <s0m345soone> Barnabas: this is modem..
[09:47] <crypt3or> I had a sbc modem that pretended to be on a different subnet
[09:47] <Barnabas> has nothing to do with antenna
[09:47] <crypt3or> no wait...
[09:47] <nascentmind> Doc_Lappy, do --> show databases; to list out the databases.
[09:48] <Barnabas> s0m345soone, I think it directly bridges your external IP onto the nic in your pc
[09:48] <pradeep> can i install the karmic gdm in jaunty
[09:48] <joaopinto> pradeep, no
[09:48] <pradeep> joapinto,why so
[09:48] <crypt3or> yeah so the wireless router had an internal subnet of 192.168.1.x, and then the modem created a subnet of 192.168.2.x, and then external to the modem is where you get the world-visible IP address.  So to access the modem's config page, you would go to like 192.168.2.250
[09:49] <joaopinto> pradeep, because it was tested, and could break your system do to package requirements
[09:49] <joaopinto> it was not
[09:49] <brambo> Hello
[09:49] <fancy> hey
[09:49] <brambo> tmi, godstar, anyone still here?
[09:49] <lesshaste> I seem to have the wrong resolution all of a sudden so I can't see the sides of the deskt
[09:49] <lesshaste> is there a nice tool for fixing t
[09:50] <s0m345soone> Barnabas: what if I stop pppoeconf?
[09:50] <s0m345soone> Barnabas: and I'm connected to the modem with cable without pppoeconf, internet running=
[09:50] <fancy> nothing more
[09:50] <pradeep> joaopinto,http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/gdm
[09:50] <s0m345soone> how can I than connect to the modem?
[09:50] <Doc_Lappy> ERROR 1064 (42000): You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'SHOW TABLES mysqlshow doc show databases
[09:50] <Doc_Lappy> show table SHOW TABLES mysqlshow doc sh' at line 1
[09:50] <pradeep> joaopinto,will that not work
[09:51] <joaopinto> pradeep, I already answered you
[09:51] <firecrotch> Doc_Lappy: USE databasename;   then  SHOW TABLES;
[09:51] <Doc_Lappy> that's what I get it showed the db doc but gives me an error
[09:51] <yaron> fahadsadah: did you notice my pastebin?
[09:51] <Barnabas> s0m345soone, you could try that - and then run run nmap scan again perhaps
[09:51] <brambo> I need to delete my Ubuntu partition so I can install it again since it installed wrong, I dont know how to reinstall since Im brand new to Linux, I have Windows along side Linux but Windows dont see the Ubuntu partition, how do I delete it from here in Ubuntu?
[09:51] <pradeep> joaopinto,ok:-) will wait for the official release
[09:51] <Doc_Lappy> how do I type that?
[09:51] <Parrott> I need to delete my Ubuntu partition so I can install it again since it installed wrong, I dont know how to reinstall since Im brand new to Linux, I have Windows along side Linux but Windows dont see the Ubuntu partition, how do I delete it from here in Ubuntu?
[09:51] <Parrott> joaopinto,ok:-) will wait for the official release
[09:51] <brambo> It installed to the wrong partition, I dont got enough space.
[09:51] <Parrott> how do I type that?
[09:51] <Parrott> It installed to the wrong partition, I dont got enough space.
[09:51] <CBro2007> guys I just got a Ubuntu 9.04 Desktop VM and installed it... it says it has no root password. So I added a new user and it gives me the message : myuser is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
[09:51] <Parrott> uys I just got a Ubuntu 9.04 Desktop VM and installed it... it says it has no root password. So I added a new user and it gives me the message : myuser is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
[09:52] <firecrotch> !test
[09:52] <CBro2007> how do I edit the sudoers file?
[09:52] <Parrott> !test
[09:52] <Parrott> how do I edit the sudoers file?
[09:52] <Parrott> yes, I'm alive.
[09:52] <Doc_Lappy> parrot did you go to manage users/groups
[09:52] <CBro2007> also I want to change the root password
[09:52] <pradeep> recently my sleep and suspend functions in my laptop does not work?? When i select sleep, the laptop goes to sleep but when i try to resume it does not. I have to restart my system all over. is there any fix
[09:52] <Parrott> parrot did you go to manage users/groups
[09:52] <firecrotch> !ops | Parrot (bot repeating everything)
[09:52] <Doc_Lappy> and try giving permissions to your username and to root
[09:52] <Parrott> also I want to change the root password
[09:52] <Parrott> recently my sleep and suspend functions in my laptop does not work?? When i select sleep, the laptop goes to sleep but when i try to resume it does not. I have to restart my system all over. is there any fix
[09:52] <Parrott> !ops | Parrot (bot repeating everything)
[09:52] <Parrott> Parrot (bot repeating everything): Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) -  elky,  imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, Madpilot, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso,  PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, Jack_Sparrow, nickrud, jpds, bazhang, jussi01, Flannel or ikonia!
[09:53] <FloodBot2> Parrott: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:53] <Parrott> Parrott: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:53] <Doc_Lappy> should be able to do that there as well parrot
[09:53] <fancy> try it in the recover mode
[09:53] <Parrott> should be able to do that there as well parrot
[09:53] <CBro2007> wtf is this?
[09:53] <iceroot> Parrott: stop that spam
[09:53] <Madpilot> stupid bot
[09:53] <CBro2007> :)
[09:53] <Doc_Lappy> oh he was a bot no wonder
[09:53] <Doc_Lappy> lol
[09:54] <CBro2007> so then to the non-bot members... how do I change my root password and also add my user to the list of sudoers on Ubuntu?
[09:54] <Madpilot> ubottu, root | CBro2007
[09:54] <Flannel> CBro2007: add the user to the admin group
[09:54] <iceroot> CBro2007: dont use root, use sudo, so you dont have to change the root-passwort
[09:54] <Doc_Lappy> feel like such an idiot when I try to talk to a bot they seem as real as the peeps do in some of these rooms
[09:54] <Doc_Lappy> lol
[09:54] <CBro2007> ok
[09:54] <Madpilot> Doc_Lappy, ubottu is probably the most useful person on this channel :)
[09:54] <firecrotch> Doc_Lappy: Yeah, especially this one, since it was just repeating everything lol
[09:54] <iceroot> CBro2007: the password from sudo is the user-password, not the root-password
[09:55] <CBro2007> can you tell me how to add my user to the admin group?
[09:55] <pradeep> recently my sleep and suspend functions in my laptop does not work?? When i select sleep, the laptop goes to sleep but when i try to resume it does not. I have to restart my system all over. is there any fix
[09:55] <Flannel> CBro2007: sudo adduser username admin
[09:55] <CBro2007> yeah I know I can use sudo to do the commands and I don't need to be root
[09:55] <Doc_Lappy> lol ic
[09:55] <Madpilot> CBro2007, log in as the original user, create the new user(s), make sure they're given sudo privs.
[09:55] <iceroot> CBro2007: good
[09:55] <SabIdiotsHaruNic> hmm
[09:55] <Doc_Lappy> parrot is the one I was referring to some bots are very helpful
[09:56] <hanshenrik> Doc_Lappy: like talking to the bots? ask dpkg about lesbian :p
[09:56] <CBro2007> Flannel: so you suggest recreating the user? and this time giving it admin?
[09:56] <Flannel> CBro2007: Er, do youcurrenly have no user with admin privledges?
[09:56] <Doc_Lappy> I like takk on 80h.org
[09:56] <CBro2007> I do
[09:56] <Flannel> CBro2007: the first user you create (during the install) has admin privledges
[09:56] <CBro2007> the VM I downloaded came with a user and a crazy password :)
[09:56] <Flannel> CBro2007: No, "adduser user group" merely adds the user to the group, not recreating a user.
[09:57] <fancy> which firewall is the best?
[09:57] <Doc_Lappy> it's a good channel IUJ wrote out the bot himself instead of using eggdrop or something and does a lot of stuff that's pretty useful
[09:57] <CBro2007> ok so right now I have a first user.. I created a new user using adduser
[09:57] <Flannel> CBro2007: then sudo adduser newuser admin
[09:58] <Doc_Lappy> yeah you can adduser from terminal and give it pswd
[09:58] <firecrotch> fancy: depends on what your needs are
[09:58] <CBro2007> Flannel:  that didn't work
[09:58] <Flannel> Doc_Lappy: You can do it with theGUI too, I just don't know the exact steps anymore
[09:58] <Doc_Lappy> I didn't think of that I usually use the gui
[09:58] <CBro2007> Flannel: do I log in as the admin user and then issue that command?
[09:58] <pradeep> anyone help me solve my problem
[09:58] <fancy> for my system
[09:58] <CBro2007> Flannel: currently logged on as newuser
[09:58] <Flannel> CBro2007: You need to be on your admin user, then sudo adduser newuser admin (where "newuser" is the username of your other use)
[09:58] <CBro2007> so maybe that is the problem?
[09:59] <CBro2007> cool
[09:59] <CBro2007> lemme try that out
[09:59] <Flannel> CBro2007: you can't give yourself higher privledges ;)
[09:59] <CBro2007> hehehe yeah :)
[10:00] <firecrotch> fancy: If your system is just a desktop system, you really don't need a firewall. Ubuntu ships with services listening on any ports by default
[10:00] <firecrotch> fancy: sorry - no services listening on any ports
[10:00] <Doc_Lappy> well from what I remember your login name you start with is even higher than root to give out privledges and can give yourself priveledges or take them away under users and groups, under admin and under system
[10:01] <Doc_Lappy> so that's how I always did it with gui
[10:01] <firecrotch> Doc_Lappy: There is nothing higher than root...
[10:01] <starcannon> firecrotch there is always liveCD, it owns even root :)
[10:01] <Doc_Lappy> well you have to give root a password though firecrotch
[10:02] <downstar> can anyone seperately message me, that can help me with the worst sound problem ever >.<
[10:02] <Doc_Lappy> lol starcannon
[10:02] <Doc_Lappy> true
[10:02] <firecrotch> starcannon: true, physical access > root
[10:02] <Doc_Lappy> sound? sorry downstar don't know anything about fixing sound
[10:03] <downstar> my sound is broken like no other
[10:03] <downstar> :/
[10:03] <Doc_Lappy> mines always worked by default
[10:03] <starcannon> The only secure hard drive, unfortunately requires a blow torch and 10 minutes of time.
[10:03] <downstar> well, mine did when i first install ubuntu.
[10:03] <firecrotch> downstar: perhaps if you explain what the problem is someone can help you
[10:03] <downstar> okay
 thank you .. i understood
[10:03] <Doc_Lappy> well undo what you did if you can remember downstar
[10:04] <Doc_Lappy> otherwise I don't know other than google if nobody else here knows
[10:04] <Doc_Lappy> is it in your devices
[10:04] <starcannon> downstar, I have used this guide with great result: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=776739
[10:04] <Doc_Lappy> I forget the terminal cmd for showing devices
[10:04] <Scorch> Hello! Can I get a question answered?
[10:05] <firecrotch> Doc_Lappy: lspci
[10:05] <fcs> !de
[10:05] <starcannon> Scorch yes, just ask
[10:05] <firecrotch> !ask | Scorch
[10:05] <Doc_Lappy> yeah that's it I need to write that down somewhere firecrotch
[10:05] <godstar> brambo:
[10:05] <downstar> i installed ubuntu about a week ago, and my sound was fine. then i downloaded wine and a bunch of crap, and my sound went out, out of nowhere, so i reinstalled cause i couldnt figure it out. and now with a fresh install (2nd time) i have a horrible screeching sound instead of my music thats supposed to be playing
[10:06] <starcannon> Doc_Lappy I really like lshw as well. sudo lshw -html > ~/Desktop/hardware.html is a great command
[10:06] <Scorch> Thanks. I got today's security update, but it took nearly an hour just to D/L with a 5mb dsl
[10:06] <ubuntu_> Hi, I deleted all partitions to Ubuntu since I gotta reinstall it, but it is  still telling me in the Partition manager I have several operating systems installedt
[10:06] <ubuntu_> How do I start from scratch?
[10:06] <starcannon> Scorch 9.10 beta released on the first, the servers are slammed, it will be a few days until speed improves
[10:06] <downstar> ubuntu_: cant u use the partition manager manually and erase the partitions altogether?
[10:07] <bullgard> Empathy > Contact List > Help > Debug reports: "empathy/Account-DEBUG: 1.254544e+09: account_manager_name_owner_cb: Name owner changed for org.freedesktop.Telepathy.AccountManager, new name: :1.67." What does  the message »Name owner changed for org.freedesktop.Telepathy.AccountManager« mean?
[10:07] <ubuntu_> downstar I deleted the partitions but they are still there..
[10:07] <ubuntu_> I have swap, and two installs of Ubuntu 9.04 it says...then windows
[10:07] <Scorch> Ok I had the updates on automatic. I thought there was a prob with my side
[10:07] <Doc_Lappy> ubuntu as long as you do a new install and make sure to use the default 'use entire disk' it shouldn't matter
[10:07] <downstar> did you continue to install? cause if you delete the partitions, but dont go through with the install, it doesnt erase them :(. i tryed the same thing.
[10:07] <starcannon> Scorch prolly not, its just that time of the year :)
[10:08] <ubuntu_> I don't wanna use the entire disc, I have another OS on my hard drive I am keeping.
[10:08] <ubuntu_> Alongside Ubuntu
[10:08] <Doc_Lappy> oh well use the advanced option or whatever then
[10:08] <Scorch> Cool! I'm an XP refugee and still haven't gotten used to nirvana
[10:08] <Doc_Lappy> and slide how much over that you want to keep
[10:08] <starcannon> Scorch it will happen again next year 4th month of 2010, release 10.04
[10:09] <ubuntu_> I tried the advanced options, I am at that screen now, im on LiveCD session
[10:09] <bullgard> cwillu_: '~$ lsb_release; No LSB modules are available.'
[10:09] <ubuntu_> I just need to delete and get rid of the partitions  swap /dev/sda6 dev/sda5 and another Ubuntu one thats there n do a new install along side my other OS.
[10:09] <archy008> does anybody know how to fix the following sound issue? - the gnome-sound-properties don't start, neither does the volume manager, and when I try to start them manually i get errors instead... still the sound DOES work in the guest account..
[10:09] <Doc_Lappy> well go into the install and where it says use entire disk below is a choice to not use entire disk
[10:09] <archy008> any ideas?
[10:10] <iceroot> bullgard: lsb_release -a
[10:10] <Doc_Lappy> and if its winxp or something it should show it there as a different colour
[10:10] <Scorch> That's for the full ubuntu new release, yes? This was a security update and it was just weird
[10:10] <ubuntu_> I would slide over what I wanna keep, but theres is 3 diff Ubuntu partitions still existing I need to delete
[10:10] <ubuntu_> first
[10:10] <ubuntu_> I have Win Vista
[10:10] <ubuntu_> and it dont see the Linux partitions
[10:11] <Doc_Lappy> ah I see
[10:11] <archy008> i tried reinstalling gnome-sound properties and alsa but it doesn't help
[10:11] <starcannon> archy008 sounds like you got a bad local config file. You could try archiving all of the ~/.* folders, and then one at a time putting them back until you find the culprit
[10:11] <h34rt>  k
[10:11] <ubuntu_> I just wanna get this installed before I head off to sleep and finish it up tomorrow...
[10:11] <archy008> starcannon: I see... is that the only solution?
[10:11] <downstar> couldnt he just try this command sudo alsa force-reload
[10:11] <starcannon> archy008 check out this post, it makes pulse work more better http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=776739
[10:11] <xukun_> how can I burn audo cd using console commands?
[10:11] <ubuntu_> but I gotta find out how to delete these partitions
[10:12] <archy008> starcannon thanks
[10:12] <nikhil_> how to set up default gateway in ubuntu
[10:12] <starcannon> archy008, no not the only solution, just the one that came to me first. Deductive reasoning could make the list of folders to do that to shorter, that and google
[10:12] <downstar> is everyone here using onboard sound? or do you guys have sound cards too?
[10:12] <ubuntu_> onboard here
[10:13] <ubuntu_> laptop
[10:13] <Scorch> I also want to hook-up my HD TV to the computer. My M/B supports it and there is HDMI port on both ends. Do I just plug it in?
[10:13] <starcannon> downstar onboard here, and it sounds fantastic
[10:13] <archy008> starcannon somebody told me I should delete the .gnome folder..
[10:13] <Doc_Lappy> going into grub /boot/grub/menu.lst will fix your grub problems if it causes grub to not come up but as far as del partitions of repeated installs of ubuntu you may have to just install vista again and then do a dual boot of ubuntu again
[10:13] <starcannon> downstar I have my sound going out to a Marants 2270 amp :)
[10:13] <archy008> starcannon although i'm not sure about that...
[10:14] <ubuntu_> How do I delete all partitions that Ubuntu made in the Partition manager during install so all I see is the NTFS Win Vista section, and can re install Ubuntu over?
[10:14] <downstar> if you guys load gnome-volume-control and go to your pref. tab and add switches, do you get an option to check or uncheck something called IEC958?
[10:14] <Doc_Lappy> that or might google del partitions on ubuntu and see if you can do it from terminal somehow
[10:14] <starcannon> archy008 I'd archive it, reboot (a new one will be auto created) and see if that fixes it. Then inside the folder, I'd 1 at a time replace the individual files ommiting any that replicate the problem
[10:14] <ubuntu_> install vista again? that will take a while....
[10:14] <jrib> ubuntu_: you should be able to do that during the ubuntu install iirc otherwise use gparted
[10:14] <ubuntu_> oh man.
[10:14] <archy008> starcannon I see
[10:14] <Doc_Lappy> let me see if I can help you google another option
[10:14] <louis> Kk I'm back
[10:15] <bullgard> iceroot: 'Description:	Ubuntu karmic (development branch)' is not detailed enough.
[10:15] <Doc_Lappy> but that's what I ended up doing when I made that mistake once
[10:15] <starcannon> archy008 the only reason I'd archive it is to give me the chance to a: find out the cause, and b: preserve as many of my custom settings as possible
[10:15] <ubuntu_> jrib can i use GParted when on Live session user ?
[10:15] <jrib> ubuntu_: yes
[10:15] <owen1> i installed boxee but typing 'boxee' in terminal tells me 'command not fonud'. any clues?
[10:15] <ubuntu_> jrib it says Command not found
[10:15] <ubuntu_> when I type it in Terminal
[10:15] <archy008> starcannon ok so if I got it right - I should archive all the folders from home back them up somewhere - delete them from the home folder and then restart
[10:16] <Slurpee> anyone want to help on the age old battle of mass renaming files via command line?
[10:16] <Doc_Lappy> ah I have gparted cd that's probably pretty old now but didn't know how to use it
[10:16] <jrib> ubuntu_: well first, why aren't you just doing it during the install process if you are able to?
[10:16] <downstar> Slurpee use the mv command
[10:16] <Slurpee> looking for a simple 1 liner to rename all files in a directory to remove a space
[10:16] <Slurpee> ive been searching for the past hour
[10:16] <jrib> !ask | Slurpee
[10:16] <nikhil_> how to set up default gateway in ubuntu
[10:16] <ubuntu_> jrib its not giving me a option to delete them in the install process
[10:16] <Slurpee> people have so many wacky bash scripts
[10:16] <jrib> ubuntu_: type "gparted" all lowercase
[10:17] <Doc_Lappy> jrib he just messed up I'd say and didn't finish the install then started the install over again
[10:17] <starcannon> archy008 I'd likely start by trying archiving just the ~/.gnome folder as previously suggested, you can always archive other folders if that doesn't do it. Remember ~/ is home, and . (dot) prefix is hidden CTRL+H reveals them
[10:17] <downstar> try using mv 'name of file' 'new name of file'
[10:17] <starcannon> actually ~/ is users home
[10:17] <downstar> that was for Slurpee*
[10:17] <ubuntu_> error: libhal_acquire_global_interface_lock: org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.InterfaceAlreadyLocked: The interface org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.Storage is already exclusively locked either by someone else or it's already locked by yourself
[10:17] <starcannon> ~/ == /home/username
[10:17] <Scorch> What is the best way to connect to an hdtv?  I've installed both Banshee and movie player and have hdmi connections. Is it as simple as connecting the 2?
[10:17] <Slurpee> how to use the mv command?
[10:17] <Slurpee> there is a lot of ways
[10:18] <Doc_Lappy> are you on root ubuntu?
[10:18] <jrib> Slurpee: why not just tell the channel what you are trying to do?
[10:18] <downstar> you want to just rename a file via Command Line correct?
[10:18] <archy008> starcannon ok, thanks a lot. I'll give it a try
[10:18] <ubuntu_> Doc_Lappy Im on a Live CD Session
[10:18] <owen1> i installed boxee but typing 'boxee' in terminal tells me 'command not fonud'. any clues?
[10:18] <Doc_Lappy> don't understand live cd should be on root default
[10:18] <louis> okay first time to use a remote access tool for getting to me linbox. I used this guide: http://www.zimbio.com/Linux/articles/lA4qecuC6Lc/How+install+setup+TightVNC+Debian+Ubuntu+Tutorial
[10:18] <Slurpee> i am using images as an example.  I am trying to organize all my folders on a remote server.  must be CLI.
[10:18] <starcannon> arch008 cool I'm by the same handle on ubuntuforums.org be sure to let me know how you make out if you don't catch me in here later
[10:18] <Slurpee> birthday (2).JPG  birthday (3).JPG  birthday (4).JPG  birthday (5).JPG  birthday.JPG
[10:18] <ortsvorsteher> Slurpee: try the man page "man mv" also you can make an test dir with test files to mv some files
[10:18] <jrib> Slurpee: one line please...
[10:18] <Slurpee> see how files have space?
[10:18] <Doc_Lappy> that's what I thought you said, so I don't understand the error msg....hmmm
[10:19] <notthere> hello people
[10:19] <Slurpee> I want to remove the spaces from all of the files
[10:19] <jrib> Slurpee: 's/ //'
[10:19] <Slurpee> replace spaces with _
[10:19] <starcannon> archy008 cool I'm by the same handle on ubuntuforums.org be sure to let me know how you make out if you don't catch me in here later
[10:19] <jrib> Slurpee: 's/ /_/'
[10:19] <louis> Only problem is I have no :  /$HOME/.vnc/xstartup
[10:19] <ubuntu_> I just need to delete these partitions so I can install Ubuntu again.... :-S
[10:19] <louis> so when I type sudo xemacs  /$HOME/.vnc/xstartup
[10:19] <Slurpee> mv s/ /_/
[10:19] <Slurpee> ?
[10:19] <louis> I get an error
[10:20] <jrib> Slurpee: no.  You asked about the "rename" command, didn't you?
[10:20] <Scorch> I guess I asked a stupid question.
[10:20] <Doc_Lappy> yes and for good practice if your into programming you may also use like exampleFile.txt
[10:20] <Doc_Lappy> making the second word caps
[10:20] <starcannon> louis open Places>Home Folder then press CTRL+H and look for the .vnc folder, just to double check if its there, and if so whats inside it
[10:20] <downstar> Slurpee juse use the mv command so IE: mv Birthday (2).JPG Birthday(2).JPG
[10:20] <Slurpee> jrib any command to do it. I have been playing witha few....rename, mv, mmv
[10:20] <Doc_Lappy> that's what I prefer than a underline myself
[10:20] <Slurpee> i want it to change all of the files in a directory
[10:20] <Slurpee> i am talking thousands of pictures
[10:20] <jrib> Slurpee: use rename -nv 's/ /_/' FILE1 FILE2 ...
[10:21] <archy008> starcannon - one more question - I have more gnome folders - .gnome, .gnome2 and .gnome2_private
[10:21] <Slurpee> rename -nv 's/ /_/' * ?
[10:21] <Doc_Lappy> slurpee what are you wanting to do with the files?
[10:21] <ubuntu_> I have Windows Vista installed and Ubuntu, whats the easiest way to delete ubuntu and the partitions all  together as tho Ubuntu was never on my drive?
[10:21] <Slurpee> remove spaces with _
[10:21] <ubuntu_> so I can install again
[10:21] <jrib> Slurpee: yes, that will just tell you what it would do.  Remove the -n to actually do it
[10:21] <archy008> starcannon what does that mean? and the .gnome is empty.. well it has only an apps folder with some google earth .desktop file
[10:21] <starcannon> archy008 its probably statistically advantageous to do them one at a time till you find the problem child
[10:21] <notthere> i just installed latest kernel for ubuntu,feels great ,but ati fglrx drivers still are slow as hell, i went back to default ati drivers, i have a asus 4850 ,will they ever fix those issues ?
[10:21] <Slurpee> rename -v 's/ /_/'
[10:21] <ortsvorsteher> ubuntu_: insert the install cd and create all partitions new
[10:22] <jrib> Slurpee: If you want to translate all spaces not just "a space", then append 'g' to your replacement command...
[10:22] <Doc_Lappy> oh ouch, ya I don't know how to do that in a simple cmd
[10:22] <jrib> Slurpee: run it with -n first.
[10:22] <Slurpee> ?
[10:22] <ubuntu_> but that leaves the old partitions there when I do that...I am at the install screen now
[10:22] <jrib> Slurpee: I have no idea what your question mark is for.  Do you have a question?
[10:22] <Slurpee> yes
[10:22] <jrib> Slurpee: then just ask it
[10:22] <starcannon> archy008 r-click the folder choose "create archive" then after its finished, delete the source folder; reboot and see if it's fixed; when you find the folder that is guilty, start going through its files in a similar fashion
[10:22] <Slurpee> can you tell me the command?
[10:22] <Doc_Lappy> should be a way though with wildcard and a rename cmd somehow, good luck slurpee
[10:23] <jrib> Slurpee: I told you the command already and you repeated it to me.
[10:23] <Slurpee> not sure what you mean by append 'g'
[10:23] <notthere> the question is , ati drivers work very well at 8.04 ubuntu ,but not in 9.04 or 9.10 even with the latest kernel, why is that ?
[10:23] <Slurpee> see I have found like 20 methods of doing this
[10:23] <ortsvorsteher> Slurpee: you ever heard of an sed command?
[10:23] <Slurpee> all totally differnt
[10:23] <jrib> Slurpee: did you read what else I told you when I told you you might want to append 'g'?  Is that what you want or not?
[10:23] <Slurpee> yes, i have heard of the streamline eidtor
[10:23] <starcannon> louis looks like you don't have the default user folder for vnc, have you run vnc yet?
[10:23] <jrib> !who | Slurpee
[10:24] <starcannon> louis you need to run vnc once in order for it to create the folder
[10:24] <starcannon> louis try that now
[10:24] <archy008> starcannon got it.. thanks for helping a newbie
[10:24] <starcannon> archy008 my pleasure GL and HF
[10:24] <archy008> starcannon btw - here is the detailed problem described on the forum - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1279408
[10:25] <starcannon> archy008 cool, well done searching the problem, those forums are invaluable if your having issues, as is this channel
[10:25] <louis> kk any idea on the command?
[10:25] <firecrotch> Slurpee: in the directory that you want to rename the files in: rename -v 's/\ /\_/g' *
[10:25] <firecrotch> Slurpee: it will change all spaces into underscores
[10:25] <Slurpee> yes!
[10:25] <Slurpee> that did it
[10:25] <ubuntu_> OK, I deleted all Ubuntu Partitions but when I press back, it still says I have several operating systems installed...How is this?
[10:25] <starcannon> louis the command to run vnc? Applications>Sound & Video>VNC
[10:26] <Slurpee> thank you firecrotch
[10:26] <firecrotch> Slurpee: You're welcome :)
[10:26] <Gnarlkill> i dont understand how i can get simplite to run trough wine ... i get the config option up, but when i try to run simplite.exe it doesnt start .. whats this?
[10:26] <archy008> starcannon right.. oh, that was me who posted that problem. ok, I'm gonna try archiving the gnome folders.
[10:26] <Gnarlkill> and simpserver is too unstable
[10:27] <starcannon> archy008 lol cool, hehe
[10:27] <Doc_Lappy> don't know how you figured that one out but good job firecrotch
[10:27] <Doc_Lappy> assume you cheated and googled it lol
[10:27] <louis> okay here it is : /home/louis/.vnc/xstartup
[10:28] <starcannon> Doc_Lappy the one with the best google fu is the master of the chan :)
[10:28] <Doc_Lappy> lol starcannon
[10:28] <firecrotch> Doc_Lappy: Hehe actually it was in my .bash_history
[10:28] <ubuntu_> How come even after I deleted the Ubuntu Partitions in the install menu it still says they are there?
[10:28] <starcannon> louis there ya go, not sure what you were up to, but theres your file you were looking for :)
[10:28] <Doc_Lappy> I see firecrotch
[10:28] <jrib> firecrotch: you don't need to escape the space or the underscore by the way
[10:29] <nikhil_> how to share internet connection between ubuntu and vista? i have ubuntu desktop with internet and vista on my laptop. i can ping each computer and share folders using winscp.  however unable to share internet connection
[10:29] <erUSUL> !inetsharing | nikhil_
[10:29] <starcannon> louis doh, right, I just use xtightvnc for that
[10:30] <starcannon> louis xtightvncviewer is the command to launch it the way i do it
[10:30] <firecrotch> jrib: ah, you're absolutely correct. I dunno why I did
[10:30] <Doc_Lappy> that only changes the grub menu if I understand you right ubuntu, taking them off /boot/grub/menu.lst doesn't remove the partitions just doesn''t show them
[10:30] <Doc_Lappy> at least that's what I assume your doing
[10:30] <starcannon> louis xtightvnc is available in System>Administration>Synaptic Package Manager
[10:30] <Doc_Lappy> instead of actually removing the partitions
[10:31] <louis> I wanted to access my desktop from school /w KDE and thats the guide on how to get a GUI Session instead of a remote Bash prompt lol
[10:31] <Slurpee> i have another rename question :)......say I had the files "birthday_(2).JPG  birthday_(3).JPG  birthday_(4).JPG  birthday_(5).JPG  birthday.JPG".  how could I rename the files "birthday_(0002).JPG  birthday_(0003).JPG ....... birthday_(0010).JPG  birthday_(0011).JPG  birthday.JPG"
[10:31] <starcannon> louis you do know that Ubuntu has a remote desktop client built in for vnc and for rdp right?
[10:31] <Slurpee> is there a way I can search the string for values of numbers? then replace the number incrementally?
[10:32] <louis> nope
[10:32] <jrib> Slurpee: um, you don't want the numbers to be consistent?  3 --> 0003? instead of 3 --> 0002 in case there is no 2?
[10:32] <Slurpee> yea
[10:32] <Slurpee> thats what I meant
[10:32] <notthere> can anyone give an answer?
[10:32] <jrib> Slurpee: which one?
[10:32] <insmod> anyone?
[10:32] <Doc_Lappy> instead of inserting the _ you should be able to put in two 00 Slurpee but I don't kknow
[10:32] <Slurpee> 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14.  that messed up files names
[10:32] <louis> Point me in the general direction of the software name for those?
[10:32] <jrib> !helpme | notthere, insmod
[10:32] <starcannon> louis ah, okies, before you spend to much sweat, see if the default will do the job: Applications>Internet>Remote Desktop Viewer or Terminal Client Server
[10:33] <Doc_Lappy> oh I see Slurpee
[10:33] <Natovr> Hey ^_^ I'm installing a new Ubuntu on my hard drive on a separate partition. I'm worried that it will make my computer use the new Ubuntu's GRUB bootloader.. how can I force it to use the old Ubuntu's bootloader? I'm doing this so I can play around with ATI's many drivers without blocking my ability to do schoolwork. I still have Vista on here too, but it's slow.
[10:33] <starcannon> Remote is best for VNC, and TCS is best for RDP
[10:33] <ubuntu_> What the!! I deleted all the partitions except my NTFS Win Vista one but it still says I have 2 installs of Ubuntu and a swap space on there???
[10:33] <starcannon> RDP==Windows generally
[10:33] <insmod> question - my firefox  started showing black squares on white pages (randomly) that disappear when I refresh
[10:33] <ubuntu_> whats going on, please help...
[10:33] <Doc_Lappy> I doubt you can do that without doing it by hand but who knows someone here may know a trick
[10:33] <jrib> Slurpee: you need to address people you are answering or it gets pretty confusing.  You answered "yes" to my 3 questions so I have no idea what you meant by that "yes"
[10:34] <Doc_Lappy> ubuntu explain more
[10:34] <downstar> so, i switched to my onboard sound, from my rocketfish 5.1 soundcard, and i actually have sound now.... suggestions for my sound card to work?
[10:34] <Slurpee> directories are listed.....photo88, photo 89, photo8, photo90, photo91.
[10:34] <owen1> i installed boxee but typing 'boxee' in terminal tells me 'command not fonud'. any clues?
[10:34] <Doc_Lappy> are you using the gparted cd like someone said earlier
[10:34] <starcannon> louis if you want another to be able to get to your computer, enable Remote Desktop through System>Preferences>Remote Desktop
[10:34] <jrib> owen1: how did you install it?
[10:34] <Doc_Lappy> or just the live 9.4 cd
[10:34] <Natovr> heh, I'll ask again at a quieter time XD
[10:34] <stsm> my printer bleeds all colors badly
[10:35] <louis> its called KRDC under KDE 4.3
[10:35] <ubuntu_> Can someone PM me and help guide my through setting up the proper partitions manually for installing Ubuntu please?
[10:35] <stsm> how do i adjust this in ubuntu?
[10:35] <starcannon> louis if you want another to be able to access you, don't forget to open a port on your router; port 5900
[10:35] <Slurpee> so I want extra 0's to help organize the photos.   photo0007, photo0008, photo0009.............. photo0088, photo 0089, photo0090, photo0091.
[10:35] <stsm> if i have a dark color and some lighter spots it will just all look allmost black
[10:35] <stsm> the lighter parts are completely invisible
[10:35] <andguen1> starcannon: be careful with opening up standard ports like that, people will find it and see what they can do with your computer
[10:36] <jrib> Slurpee: um, you don't want the numbers to be consistent?  3 --> 0003? instead of 3 --> 0002 in case there is no 2?
[10:36] <firecrotch> Natovr: There's no reason that I know of that you can't just let it reinstall GRUB
[10:36] <Doc_Lappy> stsm change your transparency?
[10:36] <starcannon> adnguen1 one should always turn off servers when they are not in use, and close ports when the job is done; thats security 101 right there ;)
[10:36] <ubuntu_> Can someone PM me and help guide my through setting up the proper partitions manually for installing Ubuntu please?? I am falling asleep here, tired I just wanna get this installed...
[10:36] <Madpilot> Slurpee, there are command-line tools for that sort of sequential renaming - check gthumb for a photo batch renaming gui, though
[10:36] <stsm> Doc_Lappy, i was hoping this was covered in the printing settings, its not conveniant to make stuff transparent before printing
[10:36] <andguen1> starcannon: or just just use VPN and never open it at all. :)
[10:36] <Natovr> firecrotch, hmm, I'd just like it to be on the old Ubuntu so I can modify it easily, and so on...
[10:37] <Madpilot> Slurpee, f-spot might have a similar function, but i can't stand f-splat and never use it :)
[10:37] <starcannon> andguen1 if one is asking basic questions, then I assume VPN is outside the scope of the conversation
[10:37] <Slurpee> jrib, i don't want the first photo starting with 0.  i want each photo to be the real number...."photo 1" will be photo-0001.jpg"
[10:37] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu_:  it dosent ahve to be complex.   a / and a swap partition are about all you need.. or let the installer auto-partion.
[10:37] <Guest7436>  hi
[10:37] <Doc_Lappy> oh stsm nevermind I thought you meant your screen
[10:37] <Natovr> firecrotch, and if my new ubuntu breaks from some sort of weird thing I did (which I will do with it), I might lose the ability to modify GRUB.
[10:37] <andguen1> starcannon: Try Hamachi VPN, ridiculously easy to use, easier then opening up router ports
[10:37] <starcannon> andguen1 not being flaming or anything, just explaining my reasoning
[10:38] <firecrotch> Natovr: At the very last screen of the installer, before you commit to installing, there is an "Advanced" button, which has the option to not install GRUB
[10:38] <Natovr> Ahhh, right
[10:38] <jrib> Slurpee: you aren't understanding my question I guess.  Say you have photo1 photo2 and photo4.  Do you want these to be renamed to photo0001 photo0002 and photo0004 or do you want them to be renamed to photo0001 photo0002 and photo0003
[10:38] <ubuntu_> Dr_Willis it doesn't wanna auto partition, it thinks I still have several operating systems installed though I deleted all partitions
[10:38] <starcannon> adnguen1 for real? cool, I'll definitely look at that, afk a minute while I google
[10:38] <andguen1> starcannon: No worries, same. :)
[10:38] <Natovr> Thank you, firecrotch ^_^
[10:38] <stsm> Doc_Lappy, if you meant my screen it still doesnt make any sense lol
[10:38] <firecrotch> Natovr: Note that when you're done installing, you'll have to manually create the GRUB entry for your new install
[10:38] <Natovr> OK then
[10:38] <Slurpee> photo0001 photo0002 and photo0003
[10:38] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu_:  delete them  leaving the space unallocated.. then reboot. so the system sees the changes to the drive. Ive seen some boxs/cases where it dosent see the new partition layout untill a reboot.
[10:39] <Natovr> Thanks very much ^^
[10:39] <starcannon> adnguen1 $199/yr ouch
[10:39] <firecrotch> Natovr: You're very welcome :)
[10:39] <starcannon> I'll just keep doing it the old way hehe
[10:39] <starcannon> free
[10:39] <andguen1> starcannon: Hamachi VPN is like joining a chat room, and then having full network access to any box in said room. The version I'm using is free.....
[10:39] <firecrotch> Slurpee: are you trying to re-re-name the files that we already removed the spaces from?
[10:39] <Natovr> :)
[10:39] <starcannon> adnguen1 ah fricken sweet, okies I'll dig deeper
[10:40] <andguen1> starcannon: should be free for up to 16 computers in one "room"
[10:40] <Slurpee> i had some files with spaces.  now that the spaces are removed. I am making them all lowwer case.  now I want to number them correctly.
[10:40] <starcannon> afk whilst I explore hamachi
[10:40] <ubuntu_> Dr_Willis oh ok! Thank you sir, I will try that! Hopefully it will say install beside windows after reboot instead of "you  have several operating systems installed" like it does now.
[10:40] <Doc_Lappy> lol stsm well nevermind I guess I was thinking of the control panels that you can change transparency on I did that once on accident and couldn't read my contol panel icons lol that's what I was thinking of, ya the screen is just a pic not sure which option ubuntu has for like centered, tiled, stretch, etc
[10:40] <Guest7436>  hi
[10:41] <andguen1> starcannon: heads up, last time I looked there was no integrated linux GUI
[10:41] <stsm> Doc_Lappy, aaaah gnome-panel, now i know what you mean
[10:41] <Doc_Lappy> I'm tired stsm please don't laugh at me :(
[10:41] <firecrotch> Slurpee: you want them to be in the format photo_0001.jpg, photo_0002.jpg, etc?
[10:41] <Slurpee> yes
[10:41] <stsm> how do i set my printer to use less ink please?
[10:41] <andguen1> Guest7436: hi, if you have a question, feel free to go ahead and ask it, just keep everything to one line so we can read it :)
[10:41] <stsm> it uses far too much ink
[10:41] <ortsvorsteher> !coffee | Doc_Lappy
[10:41] <ortsvorsteher> ;)
[10:42] <Doc_Lappy> what kind of printer is it stsm
[10:42] <ubuntu_> <--I want some coffee !!! :)
[10:42] <Doc_Lappy> if it's hp then when you install the drivers or cd if you have one that is for linux which I think I did and lost I think it gives you some options but not sure how much
[10:43] <ubuntu_> Hey the Partitions came back after I deleted them!!!???
[10:43] <notthere> does anyone knows how to fix the slow issue with the ati drivers
[10:43] <stsm> Doc_Lappy, psc2105, i had to use hpoj, hplip didnt work for some reason
[10:43] <Doc_Lappy> may be a bit complicated to adjust that with terminal
[10:43] <ubuntu_> How???
[10:43] <ubuntu_> They were gone a minute aog
[10:43] <notthere> no opengl, fuck !
[10:43] <ubuntu_> ago
[10:43] <ortsvorsteher> !language | notthere
[10:43] <Doc_Lappy> I see, well is there a config file for it somewhere
[10:44] <firecrotch> Slurpee: I believe there is a program that will do all of this a lot easier than trying to script it
[10:44] <Slurpee> i need command line
[10:44] <Slurpee> there has to be a simple 1liner for all of these commands.
[10:44] <Slurpee> i am documenting them  :)
[10:44] <andguen1> ubuntu_: if you want the whole drive completely wiped, look into dban (dariks boot and nuke). Its a very dangerous utility, but if you want a really really clean drive, its a great free way to get it done
[10:44] <Doc_Lappy> I'm not very familiar with printer settings I just got mine hooked up the other day a hp copy/printer so now I can upload my drawings to my personal website
[10:45] <andguen1> Slurpee: when in doubt, build a text file that has "mv filename1.txt filename2.txt", then do find replace on that file until you have all commands the way you want them
opengl is nvidia ati has it's own -- you can use there propriatary drivers
[10:45] <ubuntu_> andguen1 I am looking to install Ubuntu along side Windows Vista like I had it, I already had it installed earlier but it installed to the wrong partition, so I have to delete it all and install it again...
[10:45] <stsm> i tried printing both as RGB and CMYK, both have this problem
[10:45] <andguen1> Slurpee: if you want to go nuts with command line, use perl find/replace on said text file
[10:45] <stsm> dark colors just become black
[10:46] <stsm> its a really stupid problem
[10:46] <Doc_Lappy> andguen1: just remember it is a VERY dangerous utility I wiped a hd off with it and couldn't get anything installed back on it for some reason
[10:46] <notthere> yes but noone is listening
[10:46] <Slurpee> http://code.bulix.org/78qixu-72312
[10:46] <ubuntu_> well im trying something so gotta reboot thanks all
[10:46] <Slurpee> i am going to document a bunch of simple commands to help anyone organize a ton of mp3s
[10:46] <jrib> Slurpee: the hard bits.  You should be able to modify it to get it to do what you want: i=1; for x in *; do echo $x; printf "%04d\n" $i; i=$(( $i+1 )); done
[10:46] <Slurpee> blog about it and share with community
I just answered you
[10:47] <notthere> proprierty drivers work,but slow as hell at 9.04 or 9.10 ,works like charm in 8.04
[10:47] <starcannon> andguen1 no worries, they all run XP
[10:47] <hardwired> 'llo. how do I swicth on and off daemons on ubuntu server? I keep forgetting
[10:47] <Doc_Lappy> I agree deriks nuke disk does the job if you want to sell your pc and might have valuable info on it that needs cleaned but becareful using it
[10:47] <notthere> sorry for the language but sometimes i get angry with this situation
you have to edit xorg
[10:47] <starcannon> andguen1 and I keep XP Pro in a VM
[10:47] <jrib> Slurpee: if you understand what that's doing, you will be able to write your command
[10:47] <Slurpee> jrib: I have been going for like 2 hours before I came to this channel haha
[10:47] <Slurpee> there are sooooooo many ways to do it
[10:48] <notthere> insmod they are slow as hell in ubuntu 9
[10:48] <jrib> Slurpee: so you know of one way?  What is it?
that's why i left ati and only use nvidia
you have to edit xorg
[10:48] <Slurpee> well common ways
[10:48] <atari2600a> hey, I just installed 9.10b
[10:48] <Slurpee> i havent gotten it to work
[10:48] <notthere> look the default ati drivers, are flying
[10:48] <Slurpee> everything seems to be scripts to do it
you have to edit xorg and that will fix it
[10:48] <Slurpee> i want a 1 liner
[10:48] <starcannon> atari2600a how ya liking it?
[10:48] <atari2600a> & I can't enable my wireless
[10:48] <jrib> Slurpee: right.  So sit down and understand what my 1 liner is doing.
[10:48] <atari2600a> before I drown myself in bug reports, any ideas?
[10:48] <Doc_Lappy> k starcannon I have vmware on dvd now, how do you use it and what is it good for
[10:49] <notthere> insmod: ok,and what i have to change,what to edit ?
[10:49] <starcannon> Slurpee a one liner... "A bash scripter went into a bar... bash: bar: command not found"
[10:49] <Doc_Lappy> starcannon: I was told later by peers to just do a dualboot with winxp pro last edition and ubuntu for what I want
[10:50] <insmod> make sure it lists the propriatary driver not the free one
[10:50] <andguen1> atari2600a: If you keep your whole question to one line. It makes things easier for us to read. Can you use a pastebin to show us your 'lspci' command output and give us the link to the pastebin?
[10:50] <Doc_Lappy> just wondering what vmware is and why use a virtual machine
[10:50] <Doc_Lappy> any perks to doing that which I'm not aware of
[10:50] <atari2600a> andguen1: I cannot.  (no CAT5 cables)
[10:50] <stsm> Doc_Lappy, its nice to test stuff or to be able to use windows without rebooting, etc
[10:51] <notthere> ubuntu software center cant download
[10:51] <starcannon> Doc_Lappy, whether to dual boot or not to dual boot, that is the question, whether tis better to something the slings and arrows... okay for real, I use Virtual Box, I don't game on it, so for my purposes it works great in those instances where I need a real Internet Explorer, Active X, or Wine lets me down
[10:51] <nikhil_> using firestarter for the first time.  it detects an unknown device "pan0". unable to start firestarter. object is to use ics using firestarter. please help
[10:51] <jrib> Slurpee: do you have any questions about the command?
[10:51] <Slurpee> for i in *.jpg ; do mv $i birthday000$((++n)).jpg; done
[10:52] <Doc_Lappy> I see well wine sucks, only can be used IF you can get bin source files to have it run anything right
[10:52] <andguen1> atari2600a: ok, if you do an 'lspci | grep -i network' -- can you retype what outputs there? I'm mostly looking for a model number.
[10:52] <Slurpee> numbers are incrementing higher as I test the command
[10:52] <Slurpee> not starting at 1 for some reason
[10:52] <starcannon> Doc_Lappy I run all my windows apps using Wine, including Office 2007 (fully functional) and a whole wack of other apps, indeed I only use virtualbox when I need it to deal with a clients windows centric issue
[10:52] <firecrotch> Slurpee: that one is going to give you a problem with more than 10 files
[10:52] <Doc_Lappy> so I'm in agreement with you there
[10:52] <jrib> Slurpee: because you are just pasting things into your terminal without understanding what they do.
[10:52] <atari2600a> andguen1: my chipset is Inter PRO/Wireless 3945ABG (rev 2)
[10:52] <woble> hey there, how to set global proxy settings in Ubuntu? Had privoxy installed.. removed it and still everything loops through 127.0.0.0:8118
[10:52] <atari2600a> *intel
[10:52] <andguen1> atari2600a: To the google....
[10:53] <Slurpee> jrib can u help me undetstand?
[10:53] <firecrotch> Slurpee: you want them all to have 4 numbers, and that will just stick three 0's in, so when you get to 10, it will be 00010
[10:53] <Doc_Lappy> really?  I can never get wine to run anything I've tried but maybe 3 programmes
[10:53] <grawity> woble: If you just removed it (without logging out and in again), then your apps might have $HTTP_PROXY set.
[10:53] <starcannon> atari2600a that chip is the most compatible of all wifi chips, whats happening, be sure to bug report it.
[10:53] <woble> I even restarted grawity
[10:53] <Slurpee> firecrotch: exactly
[10:53] <jrib> Slurpee: yes.  What is the first command in my 1-liner you do not understand?
[10:53] <woble> apt-get update gives me: connection refused (111) <-- loops through the proxy settings and tehre is no proxy
[10:53] <grawity> woble: Hmm. Then browse the Settings menu... I think it's under 'Preferences'
[10:53] <Slurpee> $((++n))
[10:54] <grawity> woble: And, echo $HTTP_PROXY
[10:54] <jrib> Slurpee: that's not the command I gave you
[10:54] <archy008> starcannon reporting back tried deleting the folders and then rebooting.. it doesn't work - only in the case of the .gnome2 the folder was recreated after restart... with less folders in it, and some settings were missing but the sound was not back - no volume manager appeared and couldn't launch the sound manager either..  - it's very weired, cause I run alsamixer in terminal and it works, and I if I unmute the mic in the guest a
[10:54] <archy008> ccount it stais unmuted when I come back to the main account.. I can hear the humming speakers..
[10:54] <starcannon> Doc_Lappy incoming PM
[10:54] <jrib> Slurpee: the command you just pasted doesn't do what you want anyway
[10:54] <Doc_Lappy> k
[10:54] <pradeep> how to install jaunty from live cd, from ubuntu@ubuntu prompt in live cd
[10:54] <nikhil_> using firestarter for the first time.  it detects an unknown device "pan0". unable to start firestarter. object is to use ics using firestarter. please help. what wrong did i do? why is firestarter not recognising connected devices?
[10:54] <Doc_Lappy> waiting starcannon
[10:54] <starcannon> archy008 hang on meet me in pm R-click my name and start it, I'm gonna yack at doc a second
[10:55] <Slurpee> i=1; for x in *; do echo $x; printf "%04d\n" $i; i=$(( $i+1 )); done
[10:55] <jrib> Slurpee: the hard bits, you should be able to modify it to get it to do what you want: i=1; for x in *; do echo $x; printf "%04d\n" $i; i=$(( $i+1 )); done
[10:55] <MrZaius> any major known issues in Karmic worth slowing me down that AREN'T listed at http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/karmic/beta#Known%20issues ?
[10:55] <jrib> Slurpee: yeah, so what's the first thing you don't know about?
[10:55] <archy008> starcannon ok
[10:55] <MrZaius> looks like they're all easy enough to sidestep
[10:55] <Slurpee> sorry dude, i totaly missed that command
[10:55] <Slurpee> i copied the wrong one in a hectic rage of not figuring this out haha
[10:55] <fsgfksdfk42478> nikhil_: you are using virtualbox?
[10:55] <Slurpee> ok
[10:55] <Slurpee> that command is awesome but it is still not starting to increment from 1
[10:55] <woble> alright, let me relogin grawity.. might work now :)
[10:55] <Slurpee> 1 2 3 4 5 .  it start 60 61 62 63
[10:56] <nikhil_> dont know what that means, but no
[10:56] <trask1> totem died upon upgrade to karmic koala, any quick fix or replacement app to help me out? (vlc/kmplayer runs but i miss the smooooth interface)
[10:56] <jrib> Slurpee: the command starts with "i=1", did you copy the whole thing...?
[10:58] <Slurpee> i=1; for x in *; do echo $x; printf "%04d\n" $i; i=$(( $i+1 )); done
[10:58] <Slurpee> i copied that from my terminal
[10:58] <jrib> Slurpee: yeah.  So 1) did the output look like it would be helpful and 2) what's the first thing you don't understand in it?
[10:58] <prospire> any command in ubuntu that can delete a folder in my /var/www
[10:59] <Slurpee> output is being helpfull....i dont understand why the numbers are incremeting from 59 and not 1
[10:59] <jrib> !sudo > prospire
[10:59] <jrib> Slurpee: they are incrementing from 1
[10:59] <jrib> Slurpee: maybe your screen scrolled...?
[10:59] <Slurpee> jrib - http://code.bulix.org/odh4wg-72313
[11:00] <trask1> prospire: i guess thers many "try sudo rm -r "path to folder" ( or just drag the folder to the terminal)"
[11:00] <jrib> Slurpee: good.  Now you need to go back and understand the command to understand why that is happening
[11:01] <Slurpee> there is 5 spaces for numbers?
[11:01] <owen1> jrib: i added deb http://apt.boxee.tv jaunty main to sources.list and used aptitude.
[11:01] <rioter> Does anyone know of the top of their head what package i can find autopoint in?
[11:01] <andguen1> atari2600a still around?
[11:01] <mido> how to apgrade  my kernel to 2.6.31.1
[11:01] <jrib> Slurpee: what's the first command you see?  i=1 right?  Do you understand that?  It sets the i variable to 1.  Next...  What's the first one you don't understand?
[11:01] <mido> ?
[11:01] <pradeep> how to fix the out of range problem during jaunty installation
[11:01] <mido> upgrade*
[11:01] <jrib> mido: wait for it to hit the repositories
[11:02] <jrib> owen1: what was the package name?
[11:02] <Slurpee> jrib printf "%04d\n
[11:02] <rioter> autotools-dev, if anyone was following along at home
[11:02] <rioter> thanks
[11:02] <owen1> jrib: boxee
[11:02] <mido> jrib:  I've downloaded the package
[11:03] <owen1> mido: downloaded the deb file?
[11:03] <mido> owen1:  no .. .bz2
[11:03] <jrib> Slurpee: alright, the whole command is: printf "photo%04d\n" $i     which takes an argument $i and prints out the string photo< $i of width 4 with zeros in the front if needed><new line>. Does that make sense?
[11:03] <Slurpee> yes
[11:04] <mido> so .. how to install the kernel?
[11:04] <jrib> Slurpee: do you understand why the output has "birthday00059.jpg" in it now?
[11:04] <Slurpee> no
[11:04] <Slurpee> i suck
[11:04] <masquerade> :)
[11:04] <jrib> Slurpee: do this: for x in *: do echo $x; done
[11:05] <owen1> mido: is it available on their website
[11:05] <jrib> owen1: dpkg -L boxee | grep bin
[11:05] <mido> owen1: yes
[11:05] <pradeep> how to fix the out of range problem during jaunty installation
[11:05] <jrib> mido: you shouldn't unless you have a very good reason to.
[11:05] <jrib> !kernel > mido
[11:06] <jrib> pradeep: you should probably provide the actual error on a pastebin though I'm sure I have no clue how to fix it personally
[11:06] <Slurpee> bash: syntax error near unexpected token `done'
[11:06] <andguen1> pradeep: out of range video or out of range tty?
[11:06] <owen1> jrib: i see a lot of stuff in /opt
[11:06] <masquerade> what does tty mean btw?
[11:06] <grawity> masquerade: 'teletype'
[11:06] <masquerade>  thank s
[11:07] <andguen1> masquerade: also known as "destination for text which allows it to show up on the right screen"
[11:07] <jrib> owen1: so that means boxee probably didn't install in your PATH.  Try providing the full path
[11:07] <owen1> jrib: i think it's on /opt/boxee
[11:07] <notthere> night crawling,night crawling ...
[11:07] <pradeep> andguen1: it just says out of range!!
[11:07] <jrib> Slurpee: sorry, typo:   ':' should be ';'
[11:07] <masquerade> andguen1: thanks a lot
[11:07] <owen1> jrib: thanks, i can run it with ./Boxee
[11:08] <Slurpee> k
[11:08] <mido> thnx ubottu
[11:08] <Slurpee> that is just listing everything in the directory?
[11:08] <agruman> howdy, i have som io problems using jaunty x64, basically i get all-around slowdown when i perform large copying or extracting archives aso. Cpu usage is low ~15% so i suppose thats not it, is there some way to check io-latency?
[11:08] <jrib> owen1: /opt/boxee/Boxee  should also work from anywhere
[11:08] <andguen1> pradeep: can you give me some surrounding info? what occurs immediately before? Does it halt the install? Is this a normal install-to-partition setup or something more fancy?
[11:09] <trask1> any chans for specific karmic koala talk?
[11:09] <jrib> Slurpee: exactly.  x gets set to each filename then runs the commands in the loop, then the next filename, etc.  I just echoed the value of x in the long command I gave you, that's why you were seeing the filenames again
[11:09] <grawity> trask1: #ubuntu+1
[11:09] <trask1> grawity: tnx m8
[11:09] <pradeep> andguen1: after i click the install ubuntu from ubuntu live cd,just before the bootsplash it says out of range
[11:10] <masquerade> perhaps a graphics problem?
[11:10] <andguen1> pradeep: it might be worth downloading the alternate install CD and see if that behaves better, lets see what google says
[11:11] <jrib> Slurpee: so that's what x is doing... What's i for?
[11:11] <Slurpee> i is telling the number to start from 1?
[11:11] <Slurpee> dude can you please just tell me?
[11:11] <Slurpee> hah
[11:11] <grawity> andguen1: I'm guessing pradeep's monitor says that when Ubuntu chooses a too-high resolution.
[11:12] <jrib> Slurpee: no, I can't, but I can stop explaining it to you if you don't want and you can just keep googling or waiting for someone else to tell you.  Just let me know
[11:12] <pradeep> grawity: how do i fix the problem
[11:12] <andguen1> grawity: definitely a possibility
[11:12] <Slurpee> lol sorry
[11:12] <grawity> andguen1: Well, that's the only "out of range" message I know of.
[11:13] <jrib> Slurpee: ok, well you're right i=1 means i gets initialized to 1.  What do the other commands involving i (the commands inside the for loop) do?
[11:13] <atril> hi
[11:13] <atril> I have a question. I trying to compile apache and my doubt is. if I change the --prefix when I'll install apache the serverroot match with the prefix ?
[11:13] <aaron11> Helo i wanted to buy the supper cool desktop computer from system76 and when i wanted to checkout firefox stopped me it says the website says it is secure but it actualy isnt
[11:13] <jrib> aaron11: why on earth are you compiling it?
[11:13] <jrib> atril: why on earth are you compiling it?
[11:14] <jrib> aaron11: link?
[11:14] <aaron11> jrib: escuse me?
[11:14] <jrib> aaron11: ignore the first thing I said to you, it was for atril
[11:15] <aaron11> jrib: http://www.system76.com/
[11:15] <jrib> aaron11: firefox doesn't tell me anything about the security of that site
[11:15] <pradeep> sleep and suspend functions in my laptop does not work any fix?
[11:15] <grawity> jrib: s|http|https|
[11:15] <Gianlu24> !it
[11:16] <aaron11> jrib: i want to checkout so i need to type my creditcard number so there when i clik checkout it says the following in my question
[11:16] <jrib> aaron11: I would contact them directly
[11:16] <O__o> hi any ipod touch user here?
[11:16] <jrib> !anyone | O__o
[11:16] <Slurpee> jrib i dont understand i=$(( $i+ ))
[11:17] <aaron11> jrib: How IRC
[11:17] <O__o> How to jailbreak using ubuntu?
[11:17] <grawity> aaron11: The site uses an expired SSL certificate (expired yesterday, so not that bad).
[11:17] <masquerade> O__o: hey
[11:17] <jrib> O__o: it's not trivial, do you still want to do it?
[11:17] <firecrotch> O__o: You can't, as far as I know. You have to use Windows or OS X
[11:17] <O__o> show me the tutorial
[11:17] <masquerade> O__o: redsnow has also been released for linux
[11:17] <jrib> Slurpee: it's: i=$(( $i+1 ))   it just increments the value of i.  So if it was 2 before, it becomes 3
[11:17] <masquerade> firecrotch: you can
[11:17] <O__o> whats redsnow?
[11:17] <aaron11> O__o: we dont list information about hacking or anything ilegal
[11:17] <masquerade> O__o: there are some on http://www.pwnmyi.com
[11:18] <alokito> !piracy | O__o
[11:18] <O__o> can someone pm me?
[11:18] <Slurpee> jrib, do we have to set it to 0 and then start counting
[11:18] <Slurpee> reset counter or something to 0 or 1
[11:18] <firecrotch> Oh come on, jailbreaking your itouch is not anywhere close to illegal
[11:18] <jrib> Slurpee: well you can start it at whatever you want, remember in the beginning we did "i=1" to start it at 1
[11:18] <masquerade> firecrotch: indeed
[11:18] <alokito> firecrotch, its questionably legal :P
[11:18] <masquerade> O__o: could you please change your nick? its very hard to type it
[11:18] <erUSUL> Slurpee: i=$(( $i+ )) --> i = i + 1
[11:19] <nikhil_> i can share internet connection from my ubuntu desktop to my vista laptop but only through ubuntu installed in laptop (wubi). but i still cannot access internet in my laptop using vista.
[11:19] <sarthorks> what tool to use to compress quicktime video file size, in hardy?
[11:19] <nikhil_> i can share internet connection from my ubuntu desktop to my vista laptop but only through ubuntu installed in laptop (wubi). but i still cannot access internet in my laptop using vista.
[11:19] <Slurpee> jrib: why wont it start from 1???why does itstart from 59???dude plz
[11:19] <O__o> masquerade, "o" then "_" then tab to get my name
[11:19] <jrib> Slurpee: read the command again and understand it
[11:19] <Slurpee> zdude
[11:19] <grawity> masquerade: actually, "o" then tab is enough.
[11:19] <Slurpee> i have 100 times
[11:19] <sarthorks> ﻿which tool/command to use to compress quicktime video file size, in hardy?
[11:19] <jrib> Slurpee: figure out what the output is from
[11:19] <Ali_nz> Now heres an odd problem, I have a bunch of folders on my desktop that I cant delete even as sudo, ie sudo rmdir rec* --ignore  - no error message, but it doesnt delete them????/?
[11:20] <masquerade> i know. but O+tab gives out all names beginning with o for me
[11:20] <grawity> Ali_nz: Use rm -rf instead of rmdir.
[11:20] <atril> I have a question. I trying to compile apache and my doubt is. if I change the --prefix when I'll install apache the serverroot match with the prefix ?
[11:20] <erUSUL> Ali_nz: any error msg ?
[11:20] <alokito> Ali_nz, are u using gnome or kde
[11:20] <jrib> Slurpee: well that's not the right way to read it.  You just need to read and understand it one time, as slow as needed.
[11:20] <krysiazgazowni> siemka
[11:20] <grawity> masquerade: Ah, forgot that :| nvm then.
[11:20] <Ali_nz> I am using terminal
[11:20] <nikhil_> i can share internet connection from my ubuntu desktop to my vista laptop but only through ubuntu installed in laptop (wubi). but i still cannot access internet in my laptop using vista. any idea whats wrong?
[11:20] <O__o> masquerade, so if i follow the site you give me then i can use ssh in my ipod touch , right?
[11:20] <firecrotch> atril: Why are you compiling apache from source?
[11:20] <krysiazgazowni> jacyś polacy???
[11:20] <masquerade> O__o: yes
[11:21] <jrib> -!pl | krysiazgazowni
[11:21] <jrib> !pl | krysiazgazowni
[11:21] <atril> firecrotch I'm only trying
[11:21] <slhsen> Hi can I change frequency scaling without entering password? On Jaunty
[11:21] <erUSUL> nikhil_: you did not configure vista to use the ubuntu machine as gateaway ?
[11:21] <Ali_nz> grawity: getting permission denied on all those
[11:21] <nikhil_> how to do that?
[11:21] <jrib> atril: why tohugh, just use the repositories
[11:21] <atril> but I want to know that if I change prefix this value will be the same that serverroot ?
[11:21] <sarthorks> ﻿what tool to use to compress quicktime video file size, in hardy?
[11:21] <Ali_nz> will try with sudo
[11:21] <erUSUL> slhsen: change the governor ? you have to use sudo for that
[11:21] <masquerade> brb
[11:22] <O__o> masquerade, is installing softwares in ipod touch similar to ubuntu?  you goto repos and choose stuffs?
[11:22] <Lartza_> !alsa
[11:22] <Ali_nz> that did the trick
[11:22] <aaron11> Helo i wanted to buy the supper cool desktop computer from system76 and when i wanted to checkout firefox stopped me it says the website says it is secure but it actualy isnt
[11:22] <nikhil_> how to indicate chatters name in chat box?
[11:22] <erUSUL> nikhil_: never used vista... in winXp is in the connection properties in the tcp/ip conf afaik
[11:22] <masquerade> O__o: yes, cydia, the frontend, is also using apt
[11:22] <masquerade> its quite similar
[11:22] <sarthorks> !Players
[11:22] <nikhil_> will check it out
[11:22] <O__o> masquerade, is it possible to get to the terminal in ipod touch via ssh?
[11:22] <slhsen> erUSUL: I user applet for that and asks my user password at the first time
[11:22] <Slurpee> jrib is the  comand even doing a mv or rename command??
[11:22] <sarthorks> !MP3
[11:22] <Vero> iTunes 9.0.1.8 stopped
[11:23] <masquerade> O__o: yes
[11:23] <jrib> Slurpee: nope!  It's just printing the pieces you need!
[11:23] <firecrotch> Slurpee: what is the command that he gave you? Maybe I can explain it better
[11:23] <erUSUL> slhsen: i just use ondemand... that changes the freq based on cpu usage (it is default afaik)
[11:23] <Slurpee> i=1; for x in *; do echo $x; printf "%04d\n" $i; i=$(( $i+ )); done
[11:23] <O__o> masquerade, sudo apt-get install stuffs in ipod?
[11:23] <aaron11> dose anyone in this channel know about system76 or is working on system76
[11:23] <masquerade> yes
[11:23] <O__o> masquerade, great
[11:24] <firecrotch> Slurpee: alright, what part are we confused about?
[11:24] <jrib> aaron11: sorry, this channel is not related to system76 at all.  But they have an active section at ubuntuforums that is monitered by the company.  I suggest you use e-mail to contact them however
[11:24] <masquerade> O__o: although the package names are a bit complicated. theyre like com.bigboss.actualname so its often easier to install the package over the frontent
[11:24] <Slurpee> firecrotch: http://code.bulix.org/odh4wg-72313
[11:24] <Slurpee> it starts numberings aat 59 60 61, not 1 2 3 4
[11:24] <aaron11> !system76
[11:24] <slhsen> erUSUL: it is fine but when playing flash videos it stays at half usage. and that makes it hard to watch some videos. Youtube etc.
[11:25] <O__o> masquerade, u got msn or gmail or skype?
[11:25] <pradeep> I tried editting the usplash.conf, i did not work
[11:25] <masquerade> O__o: see my pm
[11:25] <erUSUL> slhsen: ok; your call to make. as i said changin this aspects of the system need sudo
[11:26] <firecrotch> Slurpee: its printing the original filenames...
[11:26] <Slurpee> i want it to rename
[11:26] <Slurpee> dunno why jrib didnt give me a command to rename or mv?
[11:26] <slhsen> erUSUL: I was thinking maybe adding the user to a certain group might help, but i couldn't find one looks like it
[11:27] <pradeep> grawity: i guess it's tty crash
[11:27] <jrib> Slurpee: because when I gave you the command, I told you that if you understood it, it would be trivial to make it do what you want.  This way you actually learn something
[11:27] <erUSUL> slhsen: no there is no such group... cpu scling does not use a special /dev/ group permissions wont help
[11:28] <slhsen> erUSUL: ok thanks anyway
[11:28] <erUSUL> slhsen: no problem
[11:31] <Slurpee> i have another interesting rename question....what if I have photo(1), photo(2), photo(3).  how can i remove the () and make it photo1, photo2, photo3
[11:31] <jrib> Slurpee: same way you removed spaces
[11:32] <Slurpee> rename -v 's/\ /\)/g' * ?
[11:33] <jrib> Slurpee: kind of, in 's/FOO/BAR/g' the FOO is what you want to replace and the BAR is what you want to replace it with (leave empty to just delete).  Remember add -n to check that the command does what you want without actually doing it.  Then if it does what you want, you can run it without -n to actually do it
[11:34] <andguen1> Slurpee: keep in mind that any of the back slashes there are "protecting" the character after it to make sure it is counted as part of the text rather than part of the command
[11:34] <CokeNCode> hey guys, quick favour needed. Can someone with a working ubuntu install (one hard drive only, standard installation) copy their menu.list file to paste bin for me and let me copy it
[11:35] <kaptengu> how do I save a game as pgn in eboard?
[11:36] <Slurpee> rename -v 's/(/TEST/g' *
[11:36] <Slurpee> i am just trying to replace "(" with "TEST"
[11:36] <Slurpee> maybe ( wont work?
[11:36] <koganei> so Appearance doesn't start, I start it, the little window appears in the taskbar "Starting Appearance", then it disappears and nothing happened
[11:36] <Slurpee> need to type it a special way?
[11:36] <grawity> Slurpee: Try \( instead
[11:36] <kaptengu> Slurpee: try to add \ before (
[11:36] <jrib> Slurpee: try with -n first so you don't break your files
[11:37] <firecrotch> CokeNCode: http://pastebin.com/f35c27f27
[11:37] <Ali_nz> hey whats a good system resource monitor app again?
[11:37] <Ali_nz> and any good gadget apps?
[11:37] <jrib> Ali_nz: system -> administration -> system monitor
[11:37] <Ali_nz> widget?
[11:37] <Slurpee> grawity: and kaptengu figured it out
[11:37] <Slurpee> thank you
[11:37] <jo88> hello! I have to take care of the ubuntu-computers of my family whenever they encounter a problem. It's inpossible to alk my grandma her IP-adress. How can I make that I can always acces the computers under my care?
[11:38] <jrib> jo88: dyndns (check out ddclient in the repos) and ssh
[11:38] <Ali_nz> jo88: use a dyndns service
[11:38] <jrib> !ssh | jo88
[11:38] <Slurpee> 1 liner :) - rename -v 's/\(/TEST/g' *; rename -v 's/\)/TEST/g' *
[11:39] <jrib> Slurpee: good job
[11:39] <Slurpee> anyway to make the command easier?
[11:39] <firecrotch> jo88: I would set up a VPN with OpenVPN and have all of them connect to it, that way you don't have to forward any ports on their routers
[11:39] <grawity> Slurpee: rename -v 's/[()]//g' *
[11:39] <{Onyx}> Oops, I did a bad thing.
[11:39] <Ali_nz> jrib: there were some 3rd party ones, cant recall the names of em
[11:39] <firecrotch> {Onyx}: define "bad thing"
[11:39] <andguen1> jo88: also check out hamachi vpn or logmein.com software -- logmein is a very nice alternative to VNC
[11:40] <{Onyx}> Was messing around with a boot disc  flipping around the menus and messed up grub. Now why I try and boot from HDD it just has a bunch of grab over and over on the screen
[11:40] <jo88> tx, I tried the ddclient with Opendns but he just didn't update, but I will try the openvpn
[11:40] <Slurpee> bam! grawity rules
[11:40] <jrib> Ali_nz: there are many... htop if you want something in the terminal.  Maybe you want something like conky for your desktop
[11:40] <grawity> jo88: OpenDNS isn't the same thing as DynDNS...
[11:40] <{Onyx}> Luckly I found this backtrack boot disc because I can't find my ubuntu or kubuntu
[11:40] <jo88> grawity: What is the difference?
[11:40] <lisbon> Im trying to install on a 2 disk fake raid (raid disabled in bios). When I detect disks it says "one or more drives containing serial ata raid configurations have been found. activate?" but whether I say yes or no, the next partition step does not list any disks!
[11:41] <andguen1> jo88: nevermind on the logmein, definitely check out hamachi vpn though
[11:41] <grawity> jo88: DynDNS provides free subdomains (such as jo88.dyndns.com)
[11:41] <yoshx_> salut
[11:41] <Ali_nz> will look conky up
[11:41] <grawity> jo88: OpenDNS is a DNS server (the thing that lets you convert google.com to 1.2.3.4)
[11:41] <apps> hello people
[11:42] <firecrotch> andguen1 and jo88: Hamachi VPN is a BAD VPN solution.
[11:42] <apps> i have a question for people that use powertop
[11:42] <jo88> tx guy's I'll check out everything!
[11:42] <masquerade> apps: simply ask
[11:43] <apps> ok
[11:43] <apps> sorry im a noob
[11:43] <masquerade> :) no prob
[11:43] <brb> hai............
[11:43] <andguen1> firecrotch: any reason?
[11:43] <grawity> andguen1: Closed-source for a start.
[11:43] <apps> powertop gives recommendations but im not sure if they are permanate or temporary
[11:43] <Doc_Lappy> starcannon: I got ya an email sent so you have my email and can just reply when you get a chance to explain about vmware and getting things to work with wine
[11:44] <apps> for example they say autosuspend usb wake
[11:44] <yoshx> hello
[11:44] <apps> by pressing U button
[11:44] <firecrotch> andguen1: Hamachi uses the 5.0.0.0/8 network for its IP addresses, a network that is not allocated to them by IANA
[11:44] <andguen1> grawity: while I agree that open source is better, closed source isn't always mean its a bad idea
[11:44] <Guest56808> hello anyone??????/
[11:44] <nogagplz> Doc_Lappy, google for vmware, the appdb, and the wine faq should help you much quicker than waiting for email reply
[11:45] <apps> Suggestion: increase the VM dirty writeback time from 5.00 to 15 seconds with:
[11:45] <apps>   echo 1500 > /proc/sys/vm/dirty_writeback_centisecs
[11:45] <apps> This wakes the disk up less frequently for background VM activity
[11:45] <firecrotch> andguen1: 5.0.0.0/8 is currently reserved by IANA for future use - it is not proper for Hamachi to arbitrarily decide that they can just use that network range
[11:45] <starcannon> Jameson is doing it's job woot
[11:45] <firecrotch> andguen1: IANA will likely want to allocate it in the future, and when they do so, everyone using Hamachi is going to have problems
[11:46] <apps> any ideas? thanks :)
[11:46] <Doc_Lappy> well vmware probably but wine tricks I need her help probably and not in a big rush I dual boot with a cool version of winxp pro last edition
[11:46] <andguen1> firecrotch: I would have to completely agree with the IP range issue, I deal with that constantly. I have a customer that uses 5. for their internal network as well. I still use it constantly though (both VPNs at once actually).
[11:46] <starcannon> whatcha working on apps, I'll shoot a clue if I find one
[11:47] <apps> im sorry what do u mean "whatcha working on"??
[11:47] <firecrotch> andguen1: Why in the world would they be using 5. for their internal network?
[11:47] <starcannon> apps I just got out of a PM with another, so I don't know what your trying to resolve
[11:47] <grawity> firecrotch: They needed a /8 that doesn't conflict with anything.
[11:47] <apps> oh
[11:47] <nogagplz> Doc_Lappy, http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ
[11:47] <andguen1> firecrotch: I wouldn't know. I don't get to tell them what IP range to use, I just support 1/1000th of the servers they own. :)
[11:48] <starcannon> 1/1000th??? damn!
[11:49] <firecrotch> andguen1: I doubt that they need 16 million IP address
[11:50] <Doc_Lappy> photoshop cs2 is even a fairly big programme isn't it?
[11:50] <jpds> andguen1: Which company/AS number?
[11:51] <Doc_Lappy> to run on wine when I have photoshop cs4 free with my winxp pro pirated verstion dual boot
[11:52] <Doc_Lappy> don't think it's worth wasting the space to run wine in my case nogagplz
[11:52] <Doc_Lappy> how do you change your quit msg on irc?
[11:53] <praveen> hi
[11:53] <Dr_Willis>  /quit 'insert message that everyone ignores here'
[11:53] <Doc_Lappy> lol k
[11:53] <andguen1> Dr_Willis: rofl
[11:53] <yalu> Doc_Lappy: and setting it permanent depends on your client
[11:53] <Doc_Lappy> I see I'm on pidgin
[11:53] <Dr_Willis> Its rathare easy to get xchat to not print the quit message. :)
[11:54] <Dr_Willis> Pidigin is not the best irc client in the free world.
[11:54] <Guest38414> how do you login to chat
[11:54] <lisbon> anyone suggest why the alternate installer will not detect my disks?
[11:54] <praveen> i have worked on Ubuntu more than one year but i have not try to install Ubuntu as my system admin did for me..but today i am going to install Ubuntu at my home pc. but i have already install Win-xp and wanna install Ubuntu parallelly
[11:55] <Doc_Lappy> no I agree xchat or something would be much better I just don't like having so much stuff on my pc, esp im messengers when I can just use one for all of them
[11:55] <zleap> Guest38414, you are in chat
[11:55] <Guest38414> how do you find other chat rooms????????
[11:55] <przemo_one> praveen - use systemrescuecd - distribution for system modification
[11:55] <Dr_Willis> Guest38414:  on irc tey are called
[11:55] <Dr_Willis> 'channels'
[11:55] <yalu> I have a semi-ubuntu question. I have a sun ultra10 workstation, I can boot Ubuntu for Sparc on it, but once in the installer the system can not detect my cdrom drive.
[11:55] <Dr_Willis> !channels
[11:56] <Guest38414> how do you join one???????
[11:56] <przemo_one> praveen - resize your windows / ntfs partiton and install ubuntu 32bit x86 system
[11:56] <yalu> Guest38414: /join #channel
[11:56] <praveen> przemo_one, sorry what is meant for systemrescued
[11:56] <Dr_Willis> Guest38414:  with the /join #channelname command normally
[11:56] <Doc_Lappy> praveen if you have jaunty the newest 9.4 then all you have to do is a dual boot which just follow instructions on screen pretty much
[11:56] <Dr_Willis> !irc | Guest38414
[11:56] <Guest38414> where do you find join???????
[11:56] <praveen> Doc_Lappy, thanks i try
[11:56] <Dr_Willis> Guest38414:  you could try the /list command.. that will flood about 20,000 to your screen
[11:56] <przemo_one> praveen system rescue cd is a linux distribution designed for modification of your hard drive partitons etc
[11:57] <Gnea> Guest38414: instead of typing:  "where do you find join???????", you type:  "/join #freenode", for example
[11:57] <praveen> but i scare to lose my data while installing Ubuntu
[11:57] <yalu> praveen: nothing like a good backup
[11:57] <LogicalDash> praveen, reasonable enough; make a backup
[11:57] <przemo_one> praveen in order to install ubuntu u need to have some free unpartitioned disk space for linux partition
[11:57] <Dr_Willis> praveen:  lets just state for the record that your hard drives COULD die at any time.. :)
[11:57] <Dr_Willis> praveen:  anything you got thats impornatnat.. shouldbe backed up..
[11:58] <andguen1> praveen: The other option is the wubi installer which you run while you are in windows. It just creates a file inside windows rather then resizing partitions.
[11:58] <Doc_Lappy> you shouldn't praveen just be sure to pick to install them side by side as the default is I believe when installing and at the partition stage, although a backup of anything important isn't a bad idea
[11:58] <Dr_Willis> praveen:  or instead of wubi. Install virtualbox on the windows system and run ubuntu inside virtualbox
[11:58] <przemo_one> praveen before you begin backup your essential data, because the is allways a risk
[11:59] <andguen1> Dr_Willis: that too (although I hear Wubi is easier)
[11:59] <Slurpee> firecrotch: still want to help?
[11:59] <Doc_Lappy> andguen1: true I just couldn't figure out how to use that on my machine, I installed I thought but tried to open wubi.exe and wouldn't do anything
[11:59] <Dr_Willis> andguen1:  ive heard of too many disasers with Wubi. :)
[11:59] <przemo_one> praveen read some about how to use systemrescuecd, and gparted. there must be a faq how to install linux next to windows. not one btw.
[11:59] <Guest38414> can any one send me a request to chat??????????
[11:59] <n8tuser> anyone happen to have installed on IBM T42 and was able to get the wifi detected or working at all?
[11:59] <chrizthop> help > hmm what is the program that supports webcam in chating yahoo in ubuntu n_n
[12:00] <grawity> andguen1: In 9.04, "true" dualboot is very easy.
[12:00] <firecrotch> Slurpee: with what?
[12:00] <andguen1> Dr_Willis: honestly, I wouldn't know, I just assumed it was safer...
[12:00] <Slurpee> renaming photos in alphanumeric order.
[12:00] <Doc_Lappy> przemo not need dualbooting with 9.4 is easy just stick in the disk and it does the partitioning and installing all by itself
[12:00] <firecrotch> Oh you're still on that?
[12:01] <Slurpee> yes
[12:01] <przemo_one> praveen install 32bit x86, because if you try to install 64bit system next to windows 32bit your partition table will collaps ( had that once).
[12:01] <andguen1> grawity: praveen seemed timid to let ubuntu rework his partitions. I was just suggesting another, hopefully safer option.
[12:01] <Dr_Willis> andguen1:  personaly i would love it - if wubi vanished. :)
[12:01] <Doc_Lappy> I don't know why your making it so complicated and trying to use gparted unless you really need to
[12:01] <andguen1> Dr_Willis: any particular issues that come up regularly? Does it break the windows install or something?
[12:01] <przemo_one> Doc_Lappy never tested. if it does than sorry. I have my own old ways.
[12:02] <firecrotch> Slurpee: I've discovered a program called jhead that does batch renaming from the command line... maybe try that
[12:02] <Slurpee> i am so close
[12:02] <przemo_one> andguen1 no it does not!
[12:02] <chrizthop> help > anyone here knows what is the program that supports webcam in chating yahoo in ubuntu n_n
[12:02] <Slurpee> i just need this one command lol
[12:02] <Slurpee> i came up with a ton of 1 liners
[12:02] <Dr_Willis> andguen1:  i just see proberly 4+ people in here a week with big wubi issues.. or they want todo somthing with wubi  that they cant do. because of wubi limitations
[12:02] <przemo_one> chrizthop try kopete (in kde)
[12:02] <firecrotch> Slurpee: what format are your filenames in now?
[12:03] <Dr_Willis> !info renameutils
[12:03] <Slurpee> .jpg
[12:03] <chrizthop> kopete in kde?? hmm im noob in ubuntu
[12:03] <andguen1> Dr_Willis: ah ok, so its not breaking things, its just not giving the full experience
[12:03] <Slurpee> i use mmv \*.JPG \#1.jpg to get everything to .jpg
[12:03] <Dr_Willis> andguen1:  ive seen where it breaks also.  but i dont pay mich attention to them or their problems. since i cant help
[12:04] <firecrotch> Slurpee: so they're photo_1.jpg, etc?
[12:04] <Dr_Willis> Just lower caseing filenames - theres 1000's of ways to do that. :)
[12:04] <Slurpee> yes
[12:04] <Doc_Lappy> przemo_one: well ubuntu is easy to install with dvd no need for making it harder than popping it in your just gonna confuse the lad or lady and may I ask what you normally install like that?
[12:04] <Guest64810> how to use emesene?????
[12:04] <Slurpee> i want photo_0001 photo0002 ....photo0010
[12:04] <praveen> przemo_one, andguen1 Dr_Willis Doc_Lappy LogicalDash yalu my hard disk structure is http://dpaste.com/101911/
[12:04] <Doc_Lappy> if you install ubuntu like that you've made it way too hard
[12:04] <jrib> Guest64810: well first step is to install it, have you done that?
[12:04] <praveen> so you mean to say i need to have a completely free partioned space
[12:04] <Guest64810> yes.........
[12:05] <praveen> windows xp install on C: drive
[12:05] <Dr_Willis> praveen:  that tells us very litte.. other then you either got a lot of harddrives.. or a lot of parittions on lots of hard drives...
[12:05] <praveen> wann install on D:
[12:05] <praveen> Dr_Willis, yeah
[12:05] <vak> hi all
[12:05] <Dr_Willis> praveen:  you install to a partition.. it wont be 'd' unless you delete the d: partition and tell the installer to install there. you will also want a swap partition.
[12:05] <Dr_Willis> praveen:  the output of 'sudo fdisk -l' wouldbe more helpfull
[12:05] <przemo_one> chrizthop kopete is a im client (multiprotocol) i think it supports chatting, byt if you R using ubuntu U have gnome desktop envirment. in order to use kopete U have to install kde (different desktop). my point is U cant just install kopete, U can use it in gnome, but U have to install kdelibs or something like that. use synaptic. if u have kde u have kopete i think
[12:06] <jrib> !pm | Guest64810
[12:06] <vak> there is a lot info on how to install ubuntu without CD. I am totally confused!
[12:06] <jrib> Guest64810: then, can you execute the program?
[12:06] <jrib> !install > vak
[12:06] <Dr_Willis> vak:  download iso, use unetbootin, or the usb-creator-disk tool to make a bootable flash drive.. boot the flash drive.. install...
[12:06] <Guest64810> i am gettin a server related error........
[12:06] <system404> CONTENT NOT AVAILABLE IN YOUR REGION, Why not?
[12:06] <system404> you guys know any workarounds for this
[12:06] <chrizthop> does it support webcam przemo_one?
[12:06] <jrib> system404: -ENOCONTEXT
[12:06] <Doc_Lappy> oh I see praveen....and yes Dr_Willis is right ubuntu or nix doesn't use c: etc it uses hda0 or sda0 or something like that
[12:06] <lisbon> Do I have to give the installer extra options to get it to detect sata drives?
[12:07] <zen|tao> !U | przemo_one
[12:07] <przemo_one> Doc_Lappy sorry man, I'm in linux for a while and I'm not use to this auto install. And I never use that.
[12:07] <vak> Dr_Willis: thx, i ll try!
[12:07] <przemo_one> btw i'm polish
[12:08] <praveen> Doc_Lappy, that i know hda0 o sda0 but as i have lots of data and can not take full backup in a small pen drive. but i completely free space of D drive
[12:08] <system404> any proxy apps for linux
[12:08] <przemo_one> lisbon no it should load all drivers without extra options (ubuntu)
[12:08] <system404> so as to watch american videos in uk
[12:08] <LogicalDash> !tor | system404
[12:08] <LogicalDash> oh wait
[12:08] <LogicalDash> sorry
[12:08] <przemo_one> system404 proxy server squid
[12:09] <system404> cheers guys ill check them out
[12:09] <chrizthop> przemo_one does it support webcam ?
[12:09] <praveen> or i can do one thing i just completely uninstall windows xp OS and then install Ubuntu
[12:09] <bullgard4> What IRC channel is there to discuss Gajim?
[12:09] <Doc_Lappy> well said ubottu
[12:09] <przemo_one> chrizthop i think so - never tested by me
[12:09] <Doc_Lappy> here is fine bullgard
[12:09] <lisbon> przemo_one: I see threads that say to add " pci=nomsi" but its not making a difference for me
[12:10] <Doc_Lappy> what is the problem bullgard4
[12:10] <chrizthop> i will try.. thanks przemo_one
[12:10] <przemo_one> chrizthop check whats in pidgin
[12:10] <chrizthop> pidgin doesnt support webcam
[12:10] <jpds> chrizthop: It does.
[12:10] <Doc_Lappy> and it's no longer 'gaim' its' pidgin
[12:10] <grawity> chrizthop: It does now.
[12:10] <jpds> chrizthop: In Karmic that is.
[12:10] <Slurpee> firecrotch: any idea?
[12:10] <chrizthop> really??
[12:10] <chrizthop> how ?
[12:10] <przemo_one> lisbon if after booting you see your drive than it's all right
[12:10] <grawity> chrizthop: 2.6.1, get from Pidgin website.
[12:10] <grawity> chrizthop: But only Google Talk so far.
[12:10] <firecrotch> Slurpee: working on it :)
[12:11] <grawity> jpds: Pidgin has their own PPA.
[12:11] <chrizthop> hmm in yahoo??
[12:11] <lisbon> przemo_one: No. All the installer detects is the usb with the installer on it.
[12:11] <BooStar> hello
[12:11] <grawity> chrizthop: Yahoo's coming sometime later.
[12:11] <Doc_Lappy> google talk has a linux cam?
[12:11] <chrizthop> jpds in karmic is it?
[12:12] <Doc_Lappy> I did see yahoo version of linux but tried the deb and it wouldn't install on my ubuntu
[12:12] <chrizthop> hmm sori guys i am just really noob here
[12:12] <Doc_Lappy> don't know why
[12:12] <grawity> chrizthop: You can get 2.6.1 in Jaunty too - go to http://pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/ and foolow the instructions.
[12:12] <BooStar> im using dhcp3-server ant it wont start up automaticly is there someone who know about this problem?
[12:12] <Dr_Willis> yahoo's official linux client - was quite quite quite old last i checked
[12:12] <chrizthop> thanks grawity i will try
[12:13] <grawity> chrizthop: But like I already said, it only has voice/webcam support for XMPP (Google Talk)
[12:13] <Doc_Lappy> pidgin should be just an upgrade or a wget cmd
[12:13] <chrizthop> hmm ok!
[12:13] <chrizthop> thanks
[12:13] <grawity> Doc_Lappy: It is.
[12:13] <andguen1> BooStar: Sounds like something for the #ubuntu-server channel
[12:13] <Doc_Lappy> but that works too
[12:13] <przemo_one> lisbon i dont have an experience in that. maybe you should change something in bios like ide emulation on/off. never tested - just suggestion. or you hardware is so new, and there is no driver in the kernel. get the latest linux distribution. check google for support. does linux and which supports your hardware.
[12:13] <grawity> Doc_Lappy: You just add Pidgin's repo, and then it shows up as a upgrade.
[12:13] <Doc_Lappy> it actually is already there with default
[12:13] <Doc_Lappy> yeah that's what I thought
[12:14] <BooStar> andguen1: ok, thanks
[12:14] <bullgard4> Doc_Lappy: Gajim asks me to report an error. What have I to fill in the form http://trac.gajim.org/newticket for Reporter > Your () username?
[12:14] <lisbon> przemo_one: Ive been running gentoo on this machine for 3 years, so I know it should be possible. This is getting irritating now.
[12:14] <przemo_one> lisbon so ubuntu is not working whth your hardware :)
[12:15] <Doc_Lappy> oh I see bullgard4 and why you calling it gajim, its just gaim or used to be until they renamed it pidgin
[12:15] <grawity> Doc_Lappy: No, Gaim and Gajim are different programs.
[12:15] <Doc_Lappy> OH okay thanks grawity
[12:15] <Doc_Lappy> didn't know that gajim was a program
[12:15] <lisbon> przemo_one: Its looking that way ...
[12:15] <przemo_one> lisbon may i ask what is your hardware? chipset and ide/sata controller. mobo name is fine
[12:16] <jacobian_> I have very few applets for the panel
[12:16] <bullgard4> Doc_Lappy: Gajim says: "Remote contact's identity not verified. Click the shield button for more details." What is the "shield button" of Gajim?
[12:16] <jacobian_> Is there some package I need to add to get things like terminal applets etc.
[12:16] <lisbon> przemo_one: erm, Im not really sure. Its a clevo D900k.
[12:16] <bullgard4> Gajim says: "Remote contact's identity not verified. Click the shield button for more details." What is the "shield button" of Gajim?
[12:16] <grawity> bullgard4: Look for a "shield" picture in gajim's window
[12:17] <ouaadi> SALUT TOUS LE MONDE
[12:17] <firecrotch> Slurpee: i=1; for x in *; do mv $x photo_`printf "%04d" $i`.jpg; i=$(( $i+1 )); done;
[12:17] <jacobian_> Specifically I mean when I try to use the "Add New Items..."
[12:17] <Doc_Lappy> I've never used gajim bullgard4, only gaim which is now pidgin, so can't help ya
[12:17] <bullgard4> Doc_Lappy: Ok.
[12:17] <grawity> bullgard4: Btw, can you make a screenshot of gajim - including that message - and upload somewhere?
[12:17] <Doc_Lappy> If it's a chatting client I recommend getting pidgin instead
[12:17] <ouaadi> EXIT
[12:18] <lisbon> przemo_one: I tried a week ago with the regular live cd and it saw the drives, but Im trying to do a soft raid, hence the alternate installer.
[12:19] <pluma> How do I force a connected user to disconnect?
[12:19] <bullgard4> grawity: I can. But it will take a long time as this computer is new and not yet set up for sending screenshots via an Ubuntu web service
[12:19] <Doc_Lappy> that or if it's still in use go to your terminal and do an update of your system then a wget or similar of pidgen if you have an older version of ubuntu
[12:19] <Sj4lut> Hello there. Does anyone know how can I connect to my modem? In windows the IP was 192.168.1.1 but now I don't know in ubuntu... I connect to the internet using pppoeconf and if I type in firefox 192.168.1.1 It tells me that this page doesn't exist. So how can I figure out what's the IP of my modem? I called the ISP help assistance number and they told me that I have to ask on ubuntu how to figure out what's the modem ip since pppoeconf g
[12:19] <grawity> bullgard4: There's no "Ubuntu web service" for screenshots (at least none that I know of) :|
[12:20] <bullgard4> grawity: There is.
[12:20] <Doc_Lappy> localhost maybe
[12:20] <grawity> bullgard4: ...then just press PrintScreen, save, uplodad to tinypic?
[12:20] <Sj4lut> Doc_Lappy: localhost?
[12:20] <Doc_Lappy> or 192.168.1.1 to get to router
[12:20] <Sj4lut> Doc_Lappy: I tried that...
[12:21] <hunter-12> всё, презашел
[12:21] <przemo_one> lisbon  soft raid??
[12:21] <Sj4lut> Doc_Lappy: it's not 192.168.1.1 anyomre...
[12:21] <bullgard4> grawity: I do not know tinypic.
[12:21] <bzrk> Sj4lut: whats your computers ip?
[12:21] <Slurpee> firecrotch: interesting
[12:21] <Dr_Willis> Sj4lut:  could be http://ip# or https://ip# also..  my 'modems' dont change their config ip# unless i reset them via the little reset button on teh back
[12:21] <Doc_Lappy> try ifconfig on terminal
[12:21] <lisbon> przemo_one: mdadm
[12:21] <Sj4lut> bzrk: if I do ifconfig it just gives me external IP
[12:21] <firecrotch> Slurpee: need any of it explained?
[12:21] <Slurpee> not really
[12:21] <bzrk> Sj4lut: then you need to set it manually to 192.168.1.2
[12:21] <grawity> bullgard4: http://yfrog.com/ and http://tinypic.com/ and many others.
[12:21] <Doc_Lappy> ifconfig /all ?
[12:22] <ruby_on_tails> hello
[12:22] <Slurpee> i need to rename the files a few times....remove spaces, make lower case, rename to "photo".  then I can run that command.
[12:22] <przemo_one> lisbon i dont undersand - no experience with raid
[12:22] <bzrk> Sj4lut: then you will be able to connect to your router at 192.168.1.1 again
[12:22] <Sj4lut> Doc_Lappy: I'm not in windows... I only have ubuntu now
[12:22] <Slurpee> I think that will do what I need :)
[12:22] <Doc_Lappy> yeah should be able to set it to .2 but I forget how
[12:22] <Sj4lut> Bruce: how can I set my local ip to 192.168.1.2?
[12:22] <Dr_Willis> Slurpee:  the 'qmv' command is also handy for major changes.
[12:22] <Slurpee> qmv ?
[12:22] <bzrk> Sj4lut: as root ifconfig ethX 192.168.1.2 up
[12:23] <Dr_Willis> Slurpee:  it basically lets you have a list of all the file names in an editor. You use the editors search/replace/whatever tools to change the list.. you exit.. it renames them toyour new names
[12:23] <Dr_Willis> !find qmv
[12:23] <Slurpee> intersting
[12:23] <przemo_one> lisbon so ubuntu detects drive (s) but installer dont
[12:23] <Sj4lut> bzrk: even thoug I'm now connected via pon dsl-provider?
[12:23] <Dr_Willis> Slurpee:  i also cheat and use wine and 'bulk rename utility'  or the rox-filer  file manager on linux. it has some nice rename bulk features
[12:23] <bzrk> Sj4lut: youll lose your net for the time being
[12:24] <Slurpee> i need to do it on remote server
[12:24] <Doc_Lappy> bzrk thanks I didn't know it was that easy of a command
[12:24] <Sj4lut> bzrk: ok
[12:24] <loloftherings> Hi all, is there a quick (command line prefered) way to completely remove gnome from a fresh installation?
[12:24] <lisbon> przemo_one: I guess you could say that. I mean the installer on the live cd saw them, but not now on the alternate.
[12:24] <jrib> loloftherings: remove some library all of gnome depends on I guess
[12:24] <Dr_Willis> !removegnome
[12:24] <Sj4lut> bzrk: but I'm still connected
[12:24] <Dr_Willis> !purekde
[12:24] <loloftherings> nah, I want dwm
[12:25] <loloftherings> thanks
[12:25] <przemo_one> lisbon so use the live cd :)
[12:25] <mrwes> !puregnome
[12:25] <Doc_Lappy> I would have thought it would have needed something else in there to stay permanent
[12:25] <bzrk> Sj4lut: you can add a route to 192.68.1.0/24 too if you dont want to disconnect
[12:25] <Sj4lut> bzrk: how can I do that?
[12:26] <lisbon> przemo_one: Yeah, but then I cant set up mdadm.
[12:26] <przemo_one> !U
[12:26] <noMaster_> hello
[12:26] <starcannon> ubottu said that bcuz itz tru
[12:27]  * jrib pummels starcannon
[12:27] <starcannon> hehe
[12:27] <bzrk> Sj4lut: route add net 192.168.1.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 ethX
[12:27] <przemo_one> lisbon no experience cant help
[12:27] <Doc_Lappy> wb starcannon
[12:27] <iceroot> is it possible to use ssh -X in a ssh -X session? i cant connect the target-pc directly but want to start x-applications from it
[12:27] <starcannon> whats up Doc!
[12:27] <grawity> iceroot: It should.
[12:27] <Doc_Lappy> how original :P lol
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> iceroot:  i belive ive read on the ssh docs about doing that.
[12:27] <starcannon> yeah, i'm tired, thats the best you get for now
[12:27] <grawity> iceroot: ssh -v, if you have any problems
[12:27] <noMaster_> anybody know how to make hotkeys for Terminal? For example Super+S is apt-get, etc.
[12:27] <iceroot> grawity: i forgot to mention, the pc in the middle did not have x installed
[12:27] <bzrk> Sj4lut: or with the ip tools: ip route add 192.168.1.0/24 dev ethX
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> iceroot:  ssh -X back to the original machine and see whata happens. :)
[12:28] <jrib> noMaster_: most people just use aliases
[12:28] <grawity> iceroot: You might try it like this:  ssh -fN -L 2345:machine-b:22 machine-a; ssh -oHostkeyAlias=machine-b localhost -p 2345 -X
[12:29] <ortsvorsteher> !hotkeys | noMaster_
[12:29] <iceroot> grawity: so its a ssh-tunnel?
[12:29] <grawity> iceroot: Yeah.
[12:29] <Sj4lut> bzrk: I tried route add net 192.168.1.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 eth0 and I get net: unknown host
[12:29] <iceroot> grawity: sound great, thx
[12:30] <starcannon> iceroot you may need to use screen as well, can't remember. I do know that if you do "ssh -X someapp" that you will see the application on your remote desktop, NOT on the host desktop
[12:30] <firecrotch> Sj4lut: it's route add -net ....
[12:31] <iceroot> starcannon: screen for that?
[12:31] <shai> How can I use ~/.gtkrc-2.0 to change the font size inside applications (like gnome-terminal)? When I use gtk-font-name = "geneva 12" ; it just changes the size of the menu fonts.
[12:32] <starcannon> yeah I think, its been a long time, but I seem to remember using a clever screen trick (I didn't think it up I used someone elses deal) and ssh -X I was able to open an X app on the host computer from a remote location, and the window was open on the host, not the remote
[12:32] <praveen> how to install ubuntu http://dpaste.com/101917/
[12:33] <iceroot> starcannon: that is what normal ssh -X is doing
[12:33] <iceroot> starcannon: ssh -X host and then "firefox" will start the firefox from the server on your "client"
[12:34] <starcannon> iceroot ssh -X will open the gui on the remote computer, the one your on; but on the host, where the app lives, it will just be a process running in the background, I do that all the time with transmission actually
[12:34] <iceroot> starcannon: yes, i know that
[12:34] <Doc_Lappy> praveen why is it you have so many partition on your windows anyway when its only a 80gig hd?
[12:34] <Doc_Lappy> just curious
[12:35] <iceroot> starcannon: my idea was  A=my client, B=a server in the internet without x, C= my pc at home. i want to to start an app from C on A over B
[12:35] <starcannon> iceroot nod, sorry, guess I made it all muddy in my first statement, anyway, I don't remember the clever trick, but google around about screen a bit, I really do remember using it to reverse the situation
[12:35] <starcannon> iceroot, ah, okies, I got an idea
[12:35] <Gekz> I have an issue. I cannot put a panel on the bottom of the screen
[12:35] <Gekz> I click bottom
[12:35] <Gekz> and it moves to the top
[12:35] <praveen> Doc_Lappy, yeah but i made the partition long years back and never ever think to install ubuntu.
[12:35] <iceroot> starcannon: and i got the solution :)
[12:35] <Gekz> just below the top panel
[12:35] <iceroot> starcannon: i am using ssh tunnel
[12:36] <JanKunder> aaaaaaaaaa
[12:36] <Gekz> the same thing happens with avant-window-navigator
[12:36] <Gekz> :<
[12:36] <pukeko> mdadm - raid-1, does the array (/dev/md0) have a diff UUID than that of it members /dev/sd* ?
[12:36] <Jan_JK_Kunder> bbbb
[12:36] <Gekz> this is Ubuntu 9.10, and it worked before my last reboot lol
[12:36] <iceroot> Gekz: #ubuntu+1
[12:37] <starcannon> iceroot, ssh into C, from C ssh -X into B, and the app will be open in a window on C
[12:37] <starcannon> iceroot, or it should
[12:37] <starcannon> iceroot, I'd have to try it once to see
[12:37] <iceroot> starcannon: i cant reach c from a, only from b
[12:37] <Doc_Lappy> I still think you should be able to just put in your ubuntu jaunty cd and do it just be sure at the partiton stage to do the customized perhaps instead of side by side so it is sure not to effect your dos partions but defult should work too
[12:37] <andguen1> pukeko: Yes, very likely. Every partition should have a unique UUID, even if it is a virtual partition in raid.
[12:37] <starcannon> iceroot, which explains why your tunneling then yeah?
[12:38] <iceroot> starcannon: but remember i got a solution, so thank you but i dont need help anymore
[12:38] <iceroot> starcannon: correct
[12:38] <praveen> Doc_Lappy, so i should go for side by side but scare it should not affect other drive
[12:38] <starcannon> iceroot no worries, i was just yacking cause theres not a lot else to do at this hour. Have fun :)
[12:38] <Doc_Lappy> do you have anything you can't replace easily on you hd?
[12:39] <grawity> (Besides porn.)
[12:39] <praveen> Doc_Lappy, no
[12:39] <Doc_Lappy> if so burn them to cd JUST IN CASE this is anytime you install a new OS
[12:39] <starcannon> grawity pron is a renewable resource
[12:39] <praveen> Doc_Lappy, okay
[12:39] <Doc_Lappy> then I'd just install side by side
[12:39] <pukeko> andguen1: ta that helps ... so uuidgen /dev/md0 , or vol_id /dev/md0 , or blkid ?
[12:40] <Doc_Lappy> and do it and not worry about it, so far I've never lost data
[12:40] <bullgard4> grawity: I read in http://yfrog.com: "You will be asked for your twitter username and password at next step. --  I am not affiliated to Twitter and do not intend to become affilitated to Twitter.
[12:40] <BooStar> re
[12:40] <praveen> Doc_Lappy, hmm but i have more than 30 GB data and not easy to take backup
[12:41] <Doc_Lappy> worse that has happen it messed up grub somehow so I had to use the live cd and go in and change the /boot/grub/menu.lst file
[12:41] <Doc_Lappy> I wouldn't worry about backing anything up that can be replaced if you have pictures or something burn them to cd or dvd
[12:42] <starcannon> praveen its good to have an external drive for that purpose, or online storage.
[12:42] <Doc_Lappy> which you should do anyway with such things in case of a crash
[12:42] <dsdeiz> hi, what is this winbind? :-/
[12:42] <Doc_Lappy> agreed starcannon
[12:42] <andguen1> pukeko: To be perfectly honest, I don't use the UUIDs much, as I'm comfortable updating paths when I swap drives & partitions around. /dev/md0 should behave as a normal live partition as far as the OS is concerned, its just more complicated booting to it.
[12:42] <praveen> starcannon, can you give me any site name for online storage
[12:43] <phuhqueue> What command restarts the sound in ubuntu - i.e. sound is working... working.... wor... not working... still not working... command.... yey working again
[12:43] <phuhqueue> default9.04 install
[12:43] <phuhqueue> wait, default 8.10 install
[12:43] <Doc_Lappy> then you can always retrieve the info, I just realised that awhile back on my own that you should be able to take a crashed pc and put the hd in another machine as slave to retrieve the files lol
[12:43] <starcannon> praveen igoogle
[12:43] <bullgard> grawity: http://tinypic.com/r/lzb6b/4
[12:43] <Slurpee> how can I rename all of the files in a directory without changing the file extension...example.... jpg
[12:44] <gartral> packages.medibuntu.org is unreachable...
[12:44] <Slurpee> file1.jpg, file2.jpg, file3, jpg.  rename to photo1.jpg, photo2.jpg, photo3.jpg
[12:44] <gartral> nvm, just took 10 mins
[12:45] <starcannon> praveen for 30gb it may be worth hiring an ftp server online, I keep a lot of stuff on my webserver, mines unlimited storage, so its eay peasy for me
[12:45] <Doc_Lappy> wish I would of thought about that years ago, which is why I'm fixing my dell to have my 500gig hd as master and a 160gig that was original as a slave just for backing up my website data in case my hosting fails, or music/videos that I don't want taking up my space
[12:45] <praveen> starcannon, http://www.adrive.com/static/aboutus_features#storage_capacity is providing 60 GB
[12:45] <starcannon> dsdeiz http://linux.about.com/cs/linux101/g/winbind.htm
[12:45] <Slurpee> rename *.jpg.  to hoto1.jpg, photo2.jpg, photo3.jpg
[12:46] <starcannon> praveen better still, nice find
[12:46] <Slurpee> rename *.jpg  to  photo1.jpg, photo2.jpg, photo3.jpg
[12:46] <praveen> starcannon, :)
[12:46] <Doc_Lappy> slurpee are you STILL on renaming all your pictures lol
[12:46] <Slurpee> yes, but I am trying to build a sytem
[12:46] <masquerade> haha
[12:46] <gartral> praveen:  whats starcannon?
[12:46] <starcannon> gartral I'm starcannon
[12:47] <Slurpee> i have a ton of images all organized a differnt way. I am renaming all of them in a standard way.
[12:47] <gartral> ohhh
[12:47] <Doc_Lappy> I see, well organising them isn't a bad idea
[12:47] <Slurpee> with these commands...I think I can rename all of them in about 15 minutes
[12:47] <praveen> gartral, starcannon lol
[12:47] <jrib> Slurpee: if you spent some of your time learning instead of just asking others to do it for you, this would be done already!
[12:47] <masquerade> Slurpee: through filenames?
[12:47] <Slurpee> yes
[12:47] <starcannon> praveen: whats gartral? hehe
[12:47] <Nachturnal> jrib, if you're going to respond like that to help request, please don't join this channel.
[12:48] <praveen> starcannon, both are human being heheheh
[12:48] <gartral> starcannon praveen ohh ha ha ha...
[12:48] <starcannon> *hides*
[12:48] <Doc_Lappy> jrib be nice, at least for me I spend hrs online googling and can''t find what I'm looking for or don't learn a darn thing that I can find out in 5 mins of talking to someone in chat, so go easy on him
[12:48] <jrib> Nachturnal: I've been here for 2 hours and spoonfed Slurpee in the beginning.  I even explained commands to him so he could help himself.
[12:49] <Slurpee> yes, I suck.
[12:49] <Slurpee> this is a fact.
[12:49] <Slurpee> almost 7 am...I am about to give up
[12:49] <jrib> Nachturnal: he's already been given the command that does what he is asking for in fact
[12:49] <Slurpee> probably be easier after some sleep
[12:49] <shiznebit> i need help with karmic
[12:49] <Nachturnal> jrib, Ah, I can understand your frustration, in that case.
[12:49] <grawity> shiznebit: #ubuntu+1
[12:49] <starcannon> Slurpee thats true, the human brain runs on sleep, and water.
[12:49] <gartral> why are the update servers running so slow?
[12:49] <shiznebit> thanks
[12:49] <masquerade> shiznebit: whats your question?
[12:50] <starcannon> lots of water makes a happy brain (don't over do, all things in moderation)
[12:50] <Doc_Lappy> I have to as people all the time for help jrib, asking for help isn't that big of deal if google is the answer sometimes the right site is needed or it's not much help at all
[12:50] <starcannon> gartral 9.10 beta came out on the first, the servers are slammed
[12:50] <jrib> Doc_Lappy: I'm not telling him to google.  I'm telling him to ask for help understanding the commands he's been given.  He already has the answer to his question
[12:50] <Doc_Lappy> oh I see jrib
[12:50] <gartral> starcannon: ohh yea.. i forgot
[12:51] <starcannon> gartral, don't feel bad lots have wondered ;)
[12:51] <gartral> starcannon: no, the human brain runs onn sleep electrolytes and caffine.. :P
[12:51] <{Onyx}> oops
[12:51] <{Onyx}> trashed my linux install
[12:51] <Doc_Lappy> just thought you were being hard on him, because I get annoyed by people asking simple things too and I'm just a level above a noob
[12:51] <starcannon> gartral *I like muny*
[12:51] <jrib> Slurpee: the command firecrotch gave you before does exactly what you just asked
[12:52] <Doc_Lappy> uh oh onyx, what'd ya do
[12:52] <{Onyx}> was playing with ultimate boot disk flipping around menus and trashed the mbr
[12:52] <{Onyx}> after that i couldn't get sda1 to mount so i could reinstall grub
[12:53] <starcannon> gartral its got lectrolights' :)
[12:53] <gartral> gah... 6 mb/ps line widdled down too 200 kb/ps >.>
[12:53] <Slurpee> firecrother's command - i=1; for x in *; do mv $x photo_`printf "%04d" $i`.jpg; i=$(( $i+1 )); done; - works if all the files are named "photo"
[12:53] <jrib> Slurpee: no, it doesn't.  It renames all files in the directory.
[12:53] <Slurpee> i need to first name all of the files "photo"?
[12:53] <starcannon> gartral remember "watched pots never boil", set it and forget it, it'll finish up sometime tomorrow hehe
[12:53] <jrib> Slurpee: well all files that don't begin with a '.' anyway
[12:54] <gartral> starcannon: im just doing normal apt-get update then apt-get upgrade.. had 44 files at 133 mb to download..
[12:55] <starcannon> gartral I sympathize with you; I guarantee that if I go get a new MMORPG to play, that the minute I finish up installing it, patch day arrives lol
[12:55] <Slurpee> jrib i think i finally got it!
[12:55] <blip-> !root
[12:56] <{Onyx}> this kind of sucks. I had just migrated a bunch of stuff from failed hdd's onto that partition before I trashed it :(
[12:56] <Doc_Lappy> I like that bot lol
[12:56] <ortsvorsteher> !language | {Onyx}
[12:57] <Slurpee> jrib - final product? - http://code.bulix.org/hf6kcm-72314
[12:57] <Doc_Lappy> haha onyx you just got pwned by the bot hehe
[12:57] <gartral> {Onyx}: you might be able to recover it with testdisk
[12:57] <{Onyx}> i already reformated it
[12:58] <gartral> {Onyx}: testdisk can read paast a fresh format
[12:58] <Nachturnal> What exactly did Onyx say that warranted the language provocation? I think there are rated G movies that have worse language.
[12:58] <{Onyx}> will probably be a lot less work to just reinstall
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> !ohmy
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> :)
[12:58] <gartral> Nachturnal: he said that losing his data sucks
[12:58] <grawity> So?
[12:59] <Doc_Lappy> onyx if you did have another pc you could also put it in it as a slave to recover anything important and maybe even recover the OS if you know what your doing fyi
[12:59] <Nachturnal> uh oh better hang him for that
[12:59] <{Onyx}> nope, no other puter except for a dead xps
[12:59] <gartral> {Onyx}: whats dead in it?
[12:59] <jrib> Slurpee: it's broken if you have more than 9999 files though.  Also change line 2 to a single command: rename -v 's/[() ]//g' *   .  [] creates a character class.  You should visit http://www.regular-expressions.info/
[12:59] <{Onyx}> unkown, probably either mb or psu
[13:00] <Doc_Lappy> I see onyxmm dead xps?  do you have the ram for them?
[13:00] <Doc_Lappy> that you may want to sell
[13:00] <{Onyx}> it's ddr2
[13:00] <Nachturnal> Onyx, I've had very limited success with recovering data from damaged/destroyed partitions. There are some programs that will grab lots of images reliably, but I've yet to find something that seems to restore it all.
[13:00] <mokmeister> Can anyone tell me if the intel graphics problems have been fixed in 9.10?
[13:00] <jrib> Slurpee: you aren't running all 3 of these on the same files are you?
[13:00] <Doc_Lappy> I couldn't buy hds or anything big that would cost too much to fix
[13:00] <mokmeister> Downloading beta at the moment, just wondering
[13:00] <ortsvorsteher> mokmeister: may you try in #ubuntu+1
[13:01] <mokmeister> k, thanks
[13:01] <gartral> Nachturnal: testdisc/photorec has a stable suite for forensic recovey
[13:01] <{Onyx}> i'm not going to worry about it to much
[13:01] <gartral> recovery*
[13:01] <hannes_s> hello, how can I match a device in an udev rule, of which I only know the device node udev creates?
[13:01] <{Onyx}> maybe lost some music and a bunch of pcitures i just migrated over
[13:01] <Doc_Lappy> ddr2 eh, give me the specs and I may be able to sell it for you if your gonna scrap it for parts
[13:01] <{Onyx}> i can go back and grab most of it
[13:02] <gartral> !ot | Doc_Lappy
[13:02] <{Onyx}> i'm going to scrap it for parts for my new system.
[13:02] <Nachturnal> gartral, I don't remember if I've tried that one. Does it work on all file types? Or just images?
[13:02] <Doc_Lappy> I see Onyx
[13:02] <dsdeiz> ps ux
[13:03] <{Onyx}> 7900gtx 2gb ram x-fi xtreme music 250gb sata hdd and 2 sata odds
[13:03] <dsdeiz> err, sorry
[13:03] <gartral> Nachturnal: it can restore a partition yo just wiped, all of it if you havent done anything with it since you formatted (or unless you did a secure format)
[13:03] <{Onyx}> i'm reinstalling as we speak
[13:04] <Doc_Lappy> gartral: get a life it's still pc talk and next time just ask us nicely to talk in private if it annoys you that bad
[13:04] <Doc_Lappy> and I've seen quite a bit of stuff in here off topic gartral
[13:04] <ubuntu_> bbbb
[13:05] <Doc_Lappy> ubuntu wb
[13:05] <{Onyx}> not much i have to reinstall. mp190 printer drivers, drivers for the x-fi
[13:05] <bullgard4> grawity: Ping
[13:05] <{Onyx}> then all the media and flash
[13:05] <Doc_Lappy> I take the install went well?
[13:05] <intan> co
[13:05] <grawity> ?
[13:06] <jrib> Doc_Lappy: this channel's just for ubuntu support.  As you see, it gets quite busy.  That's why we ask that other talk happens in #ubuntu-offtopic (that's why it exists!).  Don't take receiving a bot factoid personally
[13:06] <gartral> Doc_Lappy: theres no reason to be hostile... you were offering to sell someones stuff for them, that is as far off-topic as you can possibly get
[13:06] <Doc_Lappy> I wasn't trying to be hostile by anymeans
[13:07] <Slurpee> jrib: 2 commands :) - rename 'y/A-Z/a-z/' *; rename 's/[() ]//g' *
[13:07] <Slurpee> i=1; for x in *; do mv $x EVENT_Name-YEAR-`printf "%05d" $i`.jpg; i=$(( $i+1 )); done;
[13:07] <jrib> Slurpee: but running anything before running the last command is pretty useless
[13:07] <Doc_Lappy> just saying to take the stick out of your *** when everyone here is offtopic almost except fof slurpee and ubuntu
[13:07] <{Onyx}> with the parts i'm pulling from the xps i can't decide if i want to pull the pentium d 920 out of it or spend the extra 80 or so bucks to get a pentium dual core
[13:07] <jrib> Slurpee: unless bash does some stupid thing with spaces (zsh doesn't)
[13:08] <jrib> Doc_Lappy: I'd say what you just said qualifies as being hostile.  Just drop it.  Move off-topic talk to #ubuntu-offtopic and continue support here
[13:08] <Doc_Lappy> I agree it is a busy room and agree it should have been a msg to them instead
[13:09] <jrib> Doc_Lappy: thanks
[13:09] <mdrewello> sers
[13:09] <{Onyx}> i'm gonna hit the sack. I'll mess with this stuff tomorrow
[13:09] <Doc_Lappy> jrib that was hostile because I got a hostile response that I didn't appreciate
[13:09] <Doc_Lappy> sorrry for that
[13:09] <Guest80158> hey guys
[13:09] <Melancholic> Hello all! how could I mark ingress packets (from Internet) for each user of server? Example for egress direction: iptables -t mangle -A OUTPUT -m owner --uid-owner user1 -j MARK --set-mask 22
[13:09] <Doc_Lappy> doing it back wasn't right
[13:10] <gartral> must restart for kernal updates
[13:12] <Memphisto> hi, i need little help with tight vnc and win pc
[13:12] <mareksanetra> Hi I just want to no if there is a seed limit on a usb modem, mine tops out at 1Mbps.
[13:13] <JOSHUA__> A friend and I were troubleshooting something minor when he suggested I reinstall HAL to fix the problem.
[13:13] <JOSHUA__> It did a great job of uninstalling.
[13:14] <Poul|Raider> hey, anyone who are able to look at this code snippet and tell me what i have miss understood.  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/284563/ the issue is at the end where i try to read the values fopr
[13:14] <Poul|Raider> for some pointers, its c++
[13:14] <jrib> Poul|Raider: try the ##c++ channel
[13:14] <phuhqueue> Slurpee, the rename command in MSDOS was great at this, wildcard renaming, why the hell isn't there a rename command in linux?
[13:14] <Poul|Raider> #c++
[13:14] <phuhqueue> and don't say mv, mv isn't a rename command
[13:14] <grawity> phuhqueue: Technically it is.
[13:14] <Memphisto> when i try to connect with vnc i only get grey screen on my ubuntu
[13:15] <grawity> phuhqueue: And Linux has 'rename', with regexen
[13:15] <erUSUL> phuhqueue: mv "is" the unix rename command « mv oldname newname »
[13:15] <phuhqueue> isn't there an open source implementation of dos? can someone port over the rename command?
[13:15] <jrib> phuhqueue: why would anyone want it...
[13:15] <grawity> phuhqueue: They did, 'rename'
[13:15] <Roadmaster> hello
[13:16] <Roadmaster> need help
[13:16] <erUSUL> phuhqueue: freedos; and as jrib says perl comes with a powerfull  rename command
[13:16] <jrib> phuhqueue: rename does more than what you described about the dos command
[13:16] <Roadmaster> I installed firefox 3.5 in my ubuntu 8.04 lts and now I can't open it
[13:17] <kisuke> Roadmaster:  how did you instal it?
[13:17] <[x]sodium[x]> hey can i got job in linux ?
[13:17] <Roadmaster> by ubuntzilla
[13:17] <erUSUL> !ot | [x]sodium[x]
[13:17] <SquirrelMan> A friend and I were troubleshooting a minor problem, when he suggested I reinstall HAL.
[13:18] <SquirrelMan> Well, the uninstall worked great.
[13:18] <Memphisto> anyone who can help me with vnc?
[13:18] <[x]sodium[x]> !ot | erUSUL
[13:18] <kisuke> Roadmaster:  try runing synaptic and search firefox
[13:18] <SquirrelMan> When I try to reinstall, however, it errors:
[13:18] <bazhang> [x]sodium[x], please dont do that
[13:18] <[x]sodium[x]> lol its a good fun
[13:18] <[fade]> who has msn ?
[13:18] <hittt> Roadmaster: /usr/bin/firefox -safe-mode
[13:18] <[x]sodium[x]> why u ppl are not enjoying
[13:19] <bazhang> [x]sodium[x], this is not the chat channel; #ubuntu-offtopic is for that
[13:19] <[x]sodium[x]> ok :(
[13:19] <[x]sodium[x]> badluck
[13:19] <SquirrelMan> Failed to fetch http://us/archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main... Could not resolve us.ubuntu.com
[13:19] <edgar_> anyone available for some help >?
[13:19] <bazhang> SquirrelMan, a common complaint due to overloaded servers (karmic beta release)
[13:20] <erUSUL> !ask | edgar_
[13:20] <Roadmaster> I tryed to run the command mentioned and gives the following error:
[13:20] <Roadmaster> /usr/bin/firefox -safe-mode
[13:20] <Roadmaster> /opt/firefox/firefox-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libdbus-glib-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[13:20] <SquirrelMan> Which means to me internet is totalled and I need to install by some other method
[13:20] <[x]sodium[x]> !help
[13:20] <edgar_> i have just installed INN server on my ubuntu 9.04 server but unsure how to configure it
[13:21] <edgar_> any experienced users here >?
[13:21] <bazhang> [x]sodium[x], did you have a support question?
[13:21] <mareksanetra> Hi I just want to no if there is a seed limit on a usb modem mine tops out at 1Mbps. if there is how do i fix it.
[13:21] <Roadmaster> I tried to go back by reinstallinf firefox but did not worked
[13:22] <Memphisto> is it always ip:0 at the end when i tried to connect to linux pc? (while using tightvnc)
[13:22] <chris0626891> What's a good wireless card for under $20 that runs on Linux flawlessly?  (Newegg?)
[13:22] <erUSUL> mareksanetra: adsl ? maybe that's the speeed it negotiated for some reason ?
[13:23] <Graf_Zahl> look after tp-link
[13:23] <edgar_> is there some dutch irc server support for ubuntu >?
[13:23] <Graf_Zahl> ;)
[13:23] <SquirrelMan> I've downloaded hal and moved it to a USB stick
[13:23] <erUSUL> !hcl | chris0626891
[13:23] <[x]sodium[x]> hello can i change pup file into deb ?
[13:23] <bazhang> #ubuntu-nl edgar_
[13:23] <Doc_Lappy> mareksanetra: what are you using it for a torrent client?  if so there's usually an limit in options or preferences for upload and download limits if that's what you mean
[13:23] <Graf_Zahl> i have one in my pc it works fine out of the box
[13:23] <mareksanetra> i not shure but on windows it goes fater.
[13:24] <majnoon> ok when i was goofing with debian ,they had a program that would find the best apt-get mirrors for you (i do NOT remember what it was called) is there any thing similar for ubuntu ??
[13:24] <[x]sodium[x]> hello can i change pup file into deb ?
[13:24] <mareksanetra> and i want to use ubuntu
[13:24] <erUSUL> majnoon: yes in system>Preferences>Software Sources
[13:24] <bazhang> [x]sodium[x], a pup file? from puppy linux?
[13:25] <SquirrelMan> Can anyone tell me how to mount it?
[13:25] <[x]sodium[x]> yup from puppy linux :P
[13:25] <Memphisto> how come that remote desktop in linux have to be so difficult?
[13:25] <bazhang> [x]sodium[x], what package
[13:25] <pukeko> mdadm, two disks.. do i partition, make the raid and then mkfs on the raid or mkfs on each disk then assemble the array ?
[13:25] <Doc_Lappy> lol Memhpisto
[13:25] <[x]sodium[x]> pupdialup
[13:25] <erUSUL> pukeko: the former
[13:25] <Boohbah> majnoon: netselect-apt
[13:26] <Boohbah> majnoon: everything debian is also ubuntu
[13:26] <Memphisto> Doc_Lappy i connect more easy between win pc's than win to linux
[13:26] <[x]sodium[x]> i am using 7.10
[13:26] <mareksanetra> http speed test.
[13:26] <bazhang> [x]sodium[x], there should be something similar in ubuntu repos; is this for using dialup modem?
[13:26] <majnoon> that sounds like it it would test the connections for you and etc
[13:26] <[x]sodium[x]> :( i cant use gnome ppp
[13:26] <pukeko> erUSUL: ta ... sbean a while since ive done this .. i think that got me last time too
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> majnoon:  synaptic has the feature in its repo manage settings
[13:26] <[x]sodium[x]> :( i am using ubuntu 7.10
[13:27] <Doc_Lappy> well win to linux should be more difficult being different OSs
[13:27] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto [x]sodium[x] check this
[13:27] <erUSUL> pukeko: no problem
[13:27] <majnoon> where it TESTS the connection ??
[13:27] <[x]sodium[x]> :( lemme see
[13:27] <Boohbah> [x]sodium[x]: why don't you upgrade?
[13:27] <edgar_> is there some dutch irc channer for ubuntu server anyone knows about
[13:27] <majnoon> !nl
[13:27] <Dr_Willis> majnoon:  yes.. it said 'testing 325 servers' here.. then came back with the fastest one
[13:27] <Doc_Lappy> I would think sending the info and receiving it would be more difficult
[13:27] <Boohbah> majnoon: i don't know, try it
[13:27] <edgar_> thnx
[13:27] <majnoon> ok
[13:27] <Memphisto> Doc_Lappy I want to connect to my ubuntu (used as server) with "normal" desktop
[13:27] <Roadmaster> Firefox its not working :(
[13:27] <[x]sodium[x]> :( i have low bandwith
[13:27] <erUSUL> edgar_:  #ubuntu-nl
[13:28] <[x]sodium[x]> :( i can't upgrade it
[13:28] <Boohbah> edgar_: /join #ubuntu-server
[13:28] <[x]sodium[x]> :( bad luck again :((
[13:28] <majnoon> installed ubuntu on a new computer (new for me anyway) some of the stuff downloading at like 25Kb at times
[13:29] <Boohbah> !slow | majnoon
[13:29] <Doc_Lappy> ah I see well I haven't had much luck with that in the past, my friend how ever hooked his winxp to my ubuntu to upload songs within 2 minutes and was going fast
[13:29] <majnoon> THAT explains a LOT :)
[13:29] <Doc_Lappy> we did it thru wired connexion though not wireless
[13:29] <SquirrelMan> !ping
[13:30] <Memphisto> dang, this is irritating
[13:30] <[x]sodium[x]> !news
[13:30] <majnoon> on AVERAGE though on releases how long does that last ?
[13:30] <Doc_Lappy> I also have been given a wired thing for transfering files that I don't know how to use yet
[13:30] <[x]sodium[x]> lolz
[13:30] <Boohbah> [x]sodium[x]: have you considered buying a CD from canonical?
[13:30] <[x]sodium[x]> no tell me more about it
[13:31] <Doc_Lappy> memphisto have you thought about just dling putty on the windoze machine and sshing to it?
[13:31] <Boohbah> !buy
[13:31] <[x]sodium[x]> lolz
[13:31] <Doc_Lappy> or is that not what your wanting
[13:31] <Memphisto> i want to see normal desktop from my ubuntu pc on my win if you understand :)
[13:32] <majnoon> found it :)
[13:32] <Boohbah> [x]sodium[x]: http://shop.canonical.com/index.php?cPath=17&osCsid=60b1a01b1077ba86f0ebb4780119c3b3
[13:32] <Doc_Lappy> I see memphisto, which is understandable but really should probably use a wired connection for that
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> Memphisto:  VNC, or ximing can let you do that.
[13:33] <Doc_Lappy> although someone here maybe able to help ya do it
[13:33] <Doc_Lappy> there ya go the other dr knows
[13:33] <Memphisto> i'm using cable
[13:33] <erUSUL> |shipit | [x]sodium[x]
[13:33] <Memphisto> Dr_Willis using tightvnc
[13:33] <erUSUL> !shipit | [x]sodium[x]
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> Memphisto:  you will proberly want to ssh tunnle your vnc connection
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> !vnc
[13:34] <Memphisto> i can connect, but only get grey screen, not the "normal" desktop
[13:34] <abhilashm86> how many updgraded to 9.10? well is it safe to do so?
[13:34] <Xaifas> I just downlaoded Ubuntu 9.4 or something from ubuntu page, burned the iso to disc, installed it, done installing -> booted on linux, then I got all the updates , installed them again AND NOW when the boot menu comes up i get to chose to what ubuntu version to boot? how i remove one version i mean i just installed new updates and another boot option appeared
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> Memphisto:  you HAVE to configure yoru vnc server to tell it what desktop to actually run. by default its proberly running twm or somthing.
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> Memphisto:  tightvnc does not share the 'current' desktop; it spawns its own desktop  'hidden'
[13:35] <Memphisto> yeah, think it's something with too many screens?
[13:35] <krzd> hi, i wanted to start an installation script of an program, but it returns following error: ./xtensoftphone: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. I have tried to install the libstdc++5 package from the debian lennys repos, but the error does not disappear
[13:35] <krzd> what can i do?
[13:35] <pdelgallego> hi, is possible to split the terminal window in 2 or more areas?
[13:35] <Memphisto> my ubuntu pc ip and :0 at the end?
[13:35] <Memphisto> Dr_Willis pm?
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> Memphisto:  last i checked the vncervers defauled to running twm and twm wasent even ionstalled by default
[13:35] <erUSUL> pdelgallego: terminator can do that if the gnome-terminal tabs are not enough
[13:36] <majnoon> Dr_Willis, though the net is really wierd as a test once did a download of a file from 2 different servers ,one across the same town i was in and from a server in china ,the chinese one was 5 times faster ,so you NEVER know
[13:36] <pdelgallego> erUSUL, thx, Im gonna check it
[13:36] <Doc_Lappy> yeah pdelgallego I just use tabs myself but there's other ways
[13:36] <Memphisto> brb
[13:37] <pdelgallego> Doc_Lappy, what ways? I'm use to split the frame in emacs into several areas. I feel like an old grumpy when I need to go out of emacs.
[13:37] <ximusic> I tried to clean up my hd by removing open office and get rid of all the kde packeges. But after removing I only gained some kb and "draw" and "formular" are still in the main menu. If I click their icons the oo screen appears, but the programs dont start. How can I remove oo completely?
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> Memphisto:  seems the default tightvnc server runs your users .vnc/xstartup that launches '/etc/X11/Xsession' you could change that to be 'gnome-session' if you always wantee gnome.
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> Memphisto:  but you would be better off running a real light window manager - like icewm, or jwm, or flwm
[13:38] <enthdegree> how do I make my own shortcuts for dmenu?
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> Memphisto:  tightvnc server did launch gnome for me just now by default. but i am on 9.10 at the moment.
[13:39] <wrapster> i have a vm running ubuntu on it and it had a dhcp acquired IP but that changed today and now when i try to ssh from the host machine this is what i get http://pastie.org/640375
[13:40] <enthdegree> Drat, wrong channel, srry. :P
[13:40] <wrapster> how do i resolve it now?
[13:40] <Xaifas> why do i get 6 choices to boot on ubuntu if i installed it only 1 time, 2 generic, 2 recovery and 2 mem test something, 3 with a version 3 with other version .. all i did is installed new updates
[13:40] <Memphisto> Dr_Willis can i pm you?
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> wrapster:  remove the offending key. or remove the .ssh/known_hosts file
[13:41] <wrapster> remove the file itself? :)
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> wrapster:  thas how i normally do it. ( a little extreme, but i only have 3 pc's on the lan)
[13:41] <jrib> Xaifas: you get one for each kernel you have installed.  It's a good idea to keep at least one old kernel around
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> it will get remade  when you next connect
[13:41] <JNSamuel> erm. why does ubuntu make further releases and after a couple of month they stop submitting updates to the archives. Even though the releases are basically the same as the ones before?
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> Offending key in /root/.ssh/known_hosts:3
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> that says key #3 is the one thats it dont like
[13:42] <Xaifas> yeah but when ever i will ge tnew update il get a new boot entry jrib
[13:42] <jrib> !sru | JNSamuel
[13:42] <Xaifas> and if i want to remove how i doit?
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> Memphisto:  i like to keep it in here. I may have to leave at any time also.
[13:42] <wrapster> ok done.. is there a clean way however
[13:42] <jrib> Xaifas: only when you get a new kernel.  Remove the corresponding linux-image-* package if you don't want the old kernel (don't remove the kernel you use!)
[13:42] <Memphisto> Dr_Willis ok
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> wrapster:  ive never noticed.. thers books written on using SSH :) it may mention better ways in them
[13:42] <gabriel> Hi everyone
[13:43] <Memphisto> I've got this ok before, but it's a long time ago :)
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> wrapster:  i just remove the whole file normally :) and reconnect
[13:43] <JNSamuel> jrib: I guess not all updates are stopped? I thought the release would become obsolete/useless after a few months
[13:43] <Xaifas> and where do i find that corresponding linux image thing .. new to linux :p
[13:43] <gabriel> I have a little problem: I cant access 192.168.1.1 for my linksys wrt54gs router
[13:43] <jrib> JNSamuel: security issues and major bugs are fixed
[13:44] <hittt> gabriel: are you sure the router ip is 192.168.1.1?
[13:44] <Memphisto> gabriel maybe 0.1 ?
[13:44] <wifi> bima
[13:45] <gabriel> thats the problem, in windows it doesnt show up my router but in ubuntu it does, and another thing: I have a motorola sbg900 modem (wireless), could this be the problem?
[13:45] <grobda24> Hello. I am getting ATA errors with my real time kernel ... http://pastebin.com/m4066082b ... I think I'm using the sata_nv module which is included with the rt kernel so I can't work out why there woud be a problem. any help appreciated.
[13:45] <ubuntistas> does anybody has idea how can i open the log file in amsn?
[13:45] <cabaro> gabriel: have you tried resetting your router (probably has a hole for a pin or something)
[13:46] <gabriel> I tried that and nothing, I would like to know how to check the connections from terminal, something like ipconfig on windows
[13:46] <cabaro> gabriel are you using usb to connect to your router or rj45?
[13:46] <gabriel> rj45
[13:47] <cabaro> are you getting an ip from dhcp?
[13:47] <gabriel> I have a motorola sbg 900 cable modem, this one works as a cable modem and router, and I also have the linksys wrt54gs wireless router, could this be the problem?
[13:48] <cabaro> do you have NAT on
[13:48] <gabriel> I know how to check the connections with ipconfig in windows, but how can I do that on ubuntu?
[13:48] <cabaro> ifconffig
[13:48] <cabaro> ifconfig
[13:48] <Boohbah> ifconfig
[13:48] <gabriel> thanks
[13:48] <Dr_Willis> :)
[13:48] <gabriel> let me check right now
[13:49] <gabriel> Im going to paste the results with pastebin now
[13:49] <cabaro> i've had the exact same modem with no problems
[13:49] <ubuntistas> kamia idea pos anoigo log file tou amsn? diladi ti ora bika kai vgika?
[13:49] <sinan> my cron jobs aren't running, any suggestions as to how to proceed with diagnosis?
[13:49] <ubuntistas> does anybody has idea how can i open the log file in amsn?
[13:49] <cabaro> just type the ip addresss part
[13:49] <icwiener> Hi, I have a problem. I put a new graphics card into my computer and now the monitor does not like the default X resolution. It ony shows some firmware info box. Since the resolution and stuff is configured automatically, how can I tell ubuntu to try other resolutions?
[13:49] <MonkeySilent> why do i have two partitions which start on the same block and end on different blocks it is /
[13:49] <cabaro> and gw
[13:50] <MonkeySilent> i dont seem to have a seperate home which i want to do
[13:50] <NoobIsInGame> #ubuntu-pl
[13:50] <gabriel> here is my pastebin after ifconfig: http://pastebin.com/d381ce9fc
[13:51] <cabaro> one second...
[13:51] <gabriel> ok
[13:51] <cabaro> try 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.0.100
[13:52] <cabaro> for router
[13:52] <gabriel> ok, im going to try right now, please wait a sec
[13:52] <cabaro> try command route
[13:52] <gabriel> the first one opens up my motorola configuration
[13:52] <gabriel> the second one does nothing
[13:53] <cabaro> and which one you're trying to connect?
[13:53] <Travis43> is there a way to automatically switch programs like pidgin between using a proxy and not? (e.g. when I am away and ssh tunneling home, vs when I am home)
[13:53] <gabriel> when I type route it appears as ip adress 192.168.0.1
[13:53] <ubuntistas> does anybody has idea how can i open the log file in amsn?
[13:54] <cabaro> thats your gateway and the ip of your router
[13:54] <Segaja> hi, how can i enable mouse scrolling in man pages?
[13:54] <gabriel> and it also appears 192.168.0.0 as wlan0
[13:54] <cabaro> thats the whole 192.168.0 network
[13:54] <grawity> Segaja: It depends on the terminal emulator that you use. In gnome-terminal, it should be already working. Are you using 'screen'?
[13:55] <Segaja> grawity: i use urxvt
[13:55] <cabaro> your private network
[13:55] <gabriel> If I change the modem to a cable modem without wireless router, will my linksys router be recognized?
[13:55] <erUSUL> Segaja: read them via System>Help ? or another gui man page viewer
[13:55] <cabaro> gabriel: and the original problem was? i kinda jumped in in the middle
[13:55] <Xaifas> how do i remove the corresponding linux-image-* packag of an certain ubuntu kernel version ?
[13:56] <erUSUL> !software | Xaifas
[13:56] <gabriel> the problem is that I cannot enter the configuration for the linksys router so I can password protect my wireless connection
[13:56] <Segaja> erUSUL: no, i type in the urxvt: man mount
[13:56] <Xaifas> txs
[13:56] <ubuntistas> does anybody has idea how can i open the log file in amsn?
[13:56] <Segaja> or what ever i want to read
[13:56] <Xaifas> !packages
[13:56] <grawity> Segaja: I'm not sure if rxvt supports mousewheel.
[13:56] <cabaro> does the linksys have rj45 ports?
[13:57] <gabriel> yeah
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> ive never noticed the man pages working with the mouse wheel.. manb uses the more or less pager.. lets eee
[13:57] <erUSUL> Segaja: well it is not possible to add scroll well support to less (the default man page viewer) afaik
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> wow it does work. :)
[13:57] <gabriel> And it connects on ubuntu
[13:57] <Segaja> grawity: a friend of mine told me i could enable it. he talked about something like terminfo or something like that
[13:57] <cabaro> disconnect your lan cable from motorola and connect it straight to linksysy
[13:57] <grawity> Segaja: you might try http://www.mail-archive.com/materm-usage@lists.sourceforge.net/msg00147.html
[13:57] <gabriel> but I cannot enter the configuration for the linksys router
[13:57] <cabaro> should give you a proper ip for that lan
[13:57] <grawity> Segaja: But it isn't anything terminfo-related, it's purely a urxvt thing.
[13:58] <GuBaaMak> hello, can I use 64bits ubuntu for core 2 duo e6750?
[13:58] <cabaro> then use ifconfig and route to check the ip of linksys
[13:58] <gabriel> it is connected that way
[13:58] <cabaro> then connect
[13:58] <grawity> GuBaaMak: Yes.
[13:58] <adi1> hi all. anyone know how to convert a .vob file in divx?
[13:58] <cabaro> it's a workaround, not perfect, i know
[13:58] <grawity> adi1: Use ffmpeg.
[13:58] <Segaja> grawity: okay, i will read the link you postet. thanks
[13:58] <GuBaaMak> grawity: thanks, the 64bits cd is with -amd, i can use that right?
[13:58] <adi1> does this convert .vob in divx?
[13:58] <MonkeySilent> is it a good idea to move home to reiser4 if i want some speed?
[13:59] <hittt> grawity? may i pm you for a little?
[13:59] <cabaro> of, so you are already connected with rj45 to linksys?
[13:59] <erUSUL> Dr_Willis: Segaja indeed it works... never tried before ;)
[13:59] <adi1> i need a app with a gui
[13:59] <grawity> GuBaaMak: Core 2 Duo is "amd64", yes.
[13:59] <grawity> hittt: Sure
[13:59] <GuBaaMak> grawity: thank you very much.
[13:59] <gabriel> the rj45 is connected from the motorola modem to the linksys router
[13:59] <majnoon> ok nappy time
[14:00] <majnoon> MAJOR installing :)
[14:00] <Segaja> erUSUL: what do you mean?
[14:00] <gabriel> when I do the route command it still appears 192.168.0.1
[14:00] <grawity> adi1: ffmpeg -vcodec mpeg4 -f avi -i file.vob file.avi
[14:00] <cabaro> yes, but are you connected directly from your computer to linksys?
[14:00] <adi1> grawity : thanks
[14:00] <cabaro> i think you must be connected to motorola?
[14:01] <gabriel> right now im connected to motorola
[14:01] <cabaro> do you have a spare laptop?
[14:01] <inspire`> hello folks
[14:01] <grawity> adi1: Ah, forgot -acodec libmp3lame
[14:01] <cabaro> to connect directly to linksys
[14:01] <gabriel> I have a laptop but with no wireless adapter
[14:01] <gabriel> it has rj45
[14:01] <Travis-43> is there any way to automatically switch my network connections over to a proxy in ubuntu?  sometimes I connect via a tunnel, and I don't want to have to go in and manually change all programs like pidgin to tell them to use or not use a proxy
[14:01] <adi1> grawity | so i should install ffmpeg from synaptic and that will do...?
[14:02] <Arcade1> hello
[14:02] <cabaro> gabriel, private chat? ok
[14:02] <grawity> Travis-43: Most Linux programs support global proxy settings... is it a HTTP or SOCKS proxy?
[14:02] <agata> hi
[14:02] <gartral> grawity: it can do either
[14:02] <ubuntistas> does anybody has idea how can i open the log file in amsn?
[14:02] <BohemianArcade> I am looking for some help,
[14:02] <grobda24> Hello. I am getting ATA errors with my real time kernel ... http://pastebin.com/m4066082b ... I think I'm using the sata_nv module which is included with the rt kernel so I can't work out why there woud be a problem. any help appreciated.
[14:03] <inspire`> Travis-43, go to the network proxy tool in preference
[14:03] <BohemianArcade> is anyone on here experienced enough to talk to me about dual-booting Ubuntu with Windows Vista?
[14:03] <Travis-43> grawity, it's a socks proxy.
[14:03] <inspire`> u can apply it system wide from there
[14:03] <Segaja> grawity: where do i have to put this code?
[14:03] <BohemianArcade> I really need the help lol
[14:03] <grawity> Segaja: ~/.Xresources
[14:03] <grawity> Segaja: Then run xrdb -merge ~/.Xresources
[14:03] <Travis-43> inspire`, ah I see, that's  not too inconvenient, thanks
[14:03] <Segaja> BohemianArcade: should be somewhat easy with grub
[14:03] <BohemianArcade> ok
[14:04] <Segaja> grawity: is .Xdefaults fine, too?
[14:04] <inspire`> yw
[14:05] <grawity> Segaja: Both are fine if you load them manually...
[14:05] <smee2> hello.  i'm having trouble seeing the output from a c program (using OpenGL and freeglut).  I only get partial output, but with no actual window displayed.  http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/1593/screenshotqk.png  does anyone know what it might be?
[14:05] <majnoon> synaptic saying about 5 hours :(
[14:05] <grawity> Segaja: But Ubuntu's GDM (the session manager thing) is supposed to load one of them automatically on login, and I don't know which.
[14:05] <inspire`> i spent 2 days trying to get a handle of a decent dual boot, ima try a win7/ubuntu later
[14:05] <MrDeathless> anyone in here knows how to add a user list to xchat? On Windows its there by default, on ubuntu I cannot find an option...
[14:06] <prof87> hi at all
[14:06] <Segaja> grawity: problem is i don't use gnome, but i know how to load it and my .Xdefaults is loaded on login
[14:06] <ziroday> MrDeathless: pull the side pane out
[14:06] <inspire`> anyway, i got mostly graphic issues ... i wrecken its the drivers ... i can't do full screen on web flashplayers and other stream plugins are problematic
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> MrDeathless:  ive seen in xchat where the list on the right side. gets 'moved' real far to the right. where you dont actually see it. Its resized to be real tiny.
[14:06] <adi1> grawity | i installed ffmpeg from synaptic but i cant find enywhere
[14:06] <adi1> is this a gui app?
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> MrDeathless:  move the mouse over there and look for the  <---> type arrows
[14:06] <grawity> adi1: Accessories --> Terminal.
[14:06] <prof87> i have a problem with my webcam on amns when i configure farsight!!how can resolve?before farsight web work corretly
[14:06] <vinc> hello. When I click on some links, displayed for example in the terminal or in xchat, I get presented this error: "Failed to execute child process "/opt/firefox/firefox" (No such file or directory)".. How can i fix this? I mean, which file should I change to state that firefox's path is /usr/bin/firefox?
[14:06] <Segaja> hm, it doesn't work
[14:07] <adi1> oh it's not a gui app?
[14:07] <ziroday> vinc: did you attempt installing firefox from any sort of scripts, an *matix or any firefox alternatives?
[14:07] <MrDeathless> ah, ok, now I can view the userlist
[14:07] <MrDeathless> but is there a way to add it to the right?
[14:07] <adi1> grawity | i dont know how to work it from terminal
[14:07] <ziroday> vinc: err firefox based alternatives
[14:07] <vinc> ziroday: yes
[14:07] <Dr_Willis> vinc:  xchat has settings in its url handler/settings  for some oddreason it has  not been set propelry by default  in many releases
[14:07] <ziroday> vinc: what did you do
[14:08] <grawity> adi1: I already gave you the command.
[14:08] <grawity> adi1: You can try avidemux, I think it has a GUI.
[14:08] <Halitech> adi1, man ffmpeg will have the options and instructions on using it
[14:08] <ziroday> Dr_Willis: its not just x-chat. Default browser is set to /opt/firefox
[14:08] <prof87> i have a problem with my webcam on amns when i configure farsight!!how can resolve?before farsight web work corretly
[14:08] <inspire`> anyone got an idea
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> ziroday:  thats. odd....
[14:08] <Freeaqingme> Is Karmic ready to use in non-critical environments ?
[14:08] <inspire`> some proprietary drivers or smtn that im missing
[14:08] <Niklas_E> is theer any way to check which device is the pan (useing bluetooth) and want it to get a dhcp adress
[14:08] <adi1> ok i should go back to that command
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> Freeaqingme:  its in beta 1. so try it if you want. :)
[14:08] <ziroday> Dr_Willis: no, he used some nasty script which attempted to install firefox in /opt
[14:08] <ciro> ciao
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> ziroday:  ewww....
[14:08] <ciro> qualcuno italiano?
[14:08] <grawity> adi1: But this is Linux, and everything's based on command-line programs.
[14:08] <vinc> ziroday: i used ubuntuzilla, if I recall. It actually installed firefox 3.5 in /opt/firefox, but after some time I deleted it
[14:09] <grawity> Ubuntuzilla isn't nasty.
[14:09] <vinc> ciro: #ubuntu-it
[14:09] <Segaja> grawity: any idea, why it doesn't work properly?
[14:09] <adi1> yeah ok :)
[14:09] <ciro> vinc come si va
[14:09] <Dr_Willis> it just dosent have a proper Uninstall feature?
[14:09] <ciro> e la prima volta
[14:09] <ziroday> vinc: well I'm sure you understand the whole "don't use nasty scripts from the internet" speech :). Go to System > Preferences > Preffered Applications, what is set for browser?
[14:09] <erUSUL> !it | ciro
[14:09] <grawity> Dr_Willis: Does dpkg -r not count as "proper Uninstall feature" now?
[14:10] <Dr_Willis> grawity:   that wouldent make it a 'script' then would it? or is there some missing facts here.
[14:11] <vinc> ziroday: you rule
[14:11] <grawity> Dr_Willis: Hmm. I don't remember exactly now.
[14:11] <[x]sodium[x]> !xbuntu
[14:11] <ziroday> vinc: cookies can be sent to my home address :)
[14:11] <[x]sodium[x]> rofl
[14:11] <mrwes> !xubuntu
[14:11] <Dr_Willis> !cake
[14:11] <mrwes> :)
[14:11] <grawity> Dr_Willis: But I do know that it has an uninstaller, some or other
[14:11] <mrwes> !ice cream
[14:11] <prof87> i have a problem with my webcam on amns when i configure farsight!!how can resolve?before farsight web work corretly
[14:11] <bazhang>  /msg ubottu please
[14:12] <[x]sodium[x]> !google
[14:12] <[x]sodium[x]> !yahoo
[14:13] <ziroday> !msgthebot > [x]sodium[x]
[14:13] <unimatrix9> hi there
[14:13] <MFreeNet_> hi
[14:13] <unimatrix9> any one know how to setup teleconferincing with telepathy , and farsight
[14:14] <[x]sodium[x]> !msgthebot ziroday
[14:14] <unimatrix9> is there any fronten gui
[14:14] <unimatrix9> !teleconferencing
[14:14] <unimatrix9> !farsight
[14:14] <unimatrix9> hmm
[14:15] <dynamite> hey guys, for some reason i dont have a .viminfo file in my ~/ directory. Does anyone have any ideas why or how I can find it? I tried doing find on ~/ but no luck
[14:16] <grawity> dynamite: Try :help 'viminfo' in vim.
[14:16] <chrizthop> help pls hmm i dont khow how to enable webcam using kopete
[14:17] <GyrlGeek> Good morning room.  I tried to install KDE and when I logged in, it appeared KDE and Gnome were having a battle for my desktop.
[14:17] <dynamite> grawity: says not available when compiled w/o +viminfo feature
[14:17] <grawity> dynamite: vim --version | grep +viminfo
[14:18] <dynamite> The program 'vim' can be found in the following packages:
[14:18] <dynamite>  * vim
[14:18] <dynamite>  * vim-gnome
[14:18] <dynamite>  * vim-tiny
[14:18] <dynamite>  * vim-gtk
[14:18] <FloodBot3> dynamite: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:18] <dynamite>  * vim-nox
[14:19] <chrizthop> help pls hmm how to enable webcam using kopete
[14:19] <dynamite> oop
[14:19] <dynamite> didnt know it c/p everything :(
[14:19] <GyrlGeek> how to install KDE over Gnome?
[14:19] <dynamite> apparentally i only have vi then..
[14:19] <bazhang> GyrlGeek, the package kubuntu-desktop
[14:19] <dynamite> right
[14:20] <chrizthop> is there anyone here use kopete ?
[14:20] <Halitech> GyrlGeek, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[14:20] <Niklas_E> anyknow know how to install the scripts in /etc/bluetooth/pan/dev-up seems to be missing it
[14:20] <fxfitz> Does anyone know of a GOOD tutorial for installing and setting up an OpenVPN server?
[14:20] <GyrlGeek> I tried to install it, but when I restarted it seem to show both gnome and kde
[14:21] <shearn89> hey guys, i have wireless trouble - i followed the ndiswrapper guide for my card (netgear wg311), but now even though ndiswrapper says the card is present and loaded, it doesn't show up in iwconfig... any ideas?
[14:21] <Halitech> GyrlGeek, with both desktop environments installed, you will see the apps for both in your menu
[14:22] <GyrlGeek> How do I disable Gnome so I can try KDE?
[14:22] <fxfitz> GyrlGeek, I believe someone already answered you.
[14:22] <GyrlGeek> I'm not sure I want KDE exclusively, just wanna try it out.
[14:22] <bazhang> GyrlGeek, you select in the login window
[14:23] <_boom_> quit
[14:23] <_boom_> sry
[14:23] <Halitech> GyrlGeek, when you start up and get to the log in screen, click on sessions and selct KDE
[14:23] <phuhqueue> Anyone else get really fusking freaked out by facebook's suggestions? You know, not that I think it is magic, I know how it works - it is dishonest though - they compile from people's whose email you are in, and people in yours (if you are stupid enough to let them connect) i setup a second account, with my name, took it off search listings, used a fresh email, yet STILL, the cousin of a friend of mine came up on that list, which means she must have sea
[14:23] <phuhqueue> rched for my name, and there was so little data to use to produce a suggestion, that one event placed her there.
[14:23] <phuhqueue> weird, right?
[14:23] <GyrlGeek> I'm saying I did that.  Selected sessions, KDE and when it logged in I could see both desktops
[14:23] <phuhqueue> AND I wasn't on search listings
[14:23] <bazhang> phuhqueue, what does this have to with ubuntu
[14:24] <grawity> phuhqueue: I think it works like this: people show up if they're friends of someone in your friend list.
[14:24] <Halitech> GyrlGeek, what do you mean you could see both desktops?
[14:24] <shearn89> !offtopic
[14:24] <phuhqueue> bazhang, OMJ wrong channel! I mean to type this into ##javascript
[14:24] <phuhqueue> grawity, I know, but I only added one friend (just to get the ball rolling) and this person 100% isn't on that list
[14:24] <shearn89> Anyone good with wireless? ndiswrapper trouble, specifically
[14:25] <phuhqueue> on my other accounts, I get a lot of 'friends of friends' suggestions. don't worry grawity, just idle chat because I want to crush facebook
[14:25] <GyrlGeek> I could see KDE (blue) and Gnome (brown).  Gnome kept coming back in, but KDE would flash over it ....it ws very weird
[14:25] <bazhang> phuhqueue, please take this elsewhere thanks
[14:25] <GyrlGeek> my question is though, if I install KDE and select it in session, should that automatically disable Gnome?
[14:25] <shearn89> GyrlGeek: yes
[14:26] <ounis> sure
[14:26] <GyrlGeek> I must have messed up the install.
[14:26] <bazhang> GyrlGeek, please provide a screenshot
[14:26] <Halitech> GyrlGeek, yes it should only load the kde desktop but it will have apps from both listed in your menu
[14:26] <bazhang> !imagebin | GyrlGeek
[14:26] <GyrlGeek> I reinstalled this morning, it's just a netbook
[14:26] <Halitech> GyrlGeek, do you have compiz enabled? maybe its holding stuff and causing the issue
[14:27] <GyrlGeek> I'll try KDE again later and come back if I have the same issue.  Advantage to using KDE over Gnome?
[14:27] <GyrlGeek> What is compiz?
[14:27] <Halitech> !compiz | GyrlGeek
[14:27] <ounis> does some one tried sugar
[14:27] <bazhang> ounis, that is offtopic for here
[14:27] <ounis> what is the topic
[14:27] <chrizthop> guys ahm what is the best Virtualmachine???
[14:27] <chrizthop> in ubuntu
[14:27] <bazhang> Ubuntu support ounis
[14:28] <ounis> i want support
[14:28] <grawity> chrizthop: VirtualBox
[14:28] <ounis> because it won't load
[14:28] <GyrlGeek> thanks. I'm gonna grab some breakfast and get back at it later, thanks again for the help!
[14:28] <Boohbah> chrizthop: that depends on your needs. for desktops, virtualbox is good
[14:28] <bazhang> ounis, then get help from sugar / olpc forums NOT here
[14:28] <cabaro> chriztop: Virtualbox is good for lightweight virtualization
[14:28] <melknix> hi
[14:29] <chrizthop> hmm i use virtual box but the audio is really poor
[14:29] <ounis> but i want to use it on my pc running ubuntu
[14:29] <bazhang> ounis, then install the package sugar from the repos
[14:29] <cabaro> chrizthop: is your computer fast enough?
[14:29] <ounis> i did
[14:29] <ounis> but it won't load
[14:29] <smee2> i'm having trouble seeing the output from a c program (using OpenGL and freeglut).  I only get partial output, but with no actual window displayed.  http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/1593/screenshotqk.png  does anyone know what it might be?
[14:30] <cabaro> chrizthop: are you running ubuntu as host?
[14:30] <chrizthop> hmm not much cabaro
[14:30] <bazhang> ounis, give us some details; it wont load is too sparse
[14:30] <melknix> i've installed backtrack4, and i have a problem with xorg. the file don't have any resolution or monitor written. there is a command that reconfigure xorg with atodetection mode?
[14:30] <chrizthop> yes cabaro
[14:30] <ounis> it gives me an error that my session standed less than 10 seconds
[14:30] <bazhang> melknix, #remote-exploit for bt4 support
[14:30] <melknix> the problem is on xorg
[14:30] <cabaro> chrizthop: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[14:31] <melknix> ok i'll go there bye and thanks
[14:31] <chrizthop> Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual  CPU  E2200  @ 2.20GHz
[14:32] <chrizthop> 1 gb ram
[14:32] <cabaro> chrizthop: that should be enough to run at least one virtual computer, is your hos ubuntu?
[14:32] <an0nmat1r> wow
[14:32] <cabaro> host
[14:33] <chrizthop> yes cabaro
[14:33] <cabaro> ok, one sec
[14:34] <chrizthop> ahm i am dual boot w/ xp and ubuntu
[14:34] <cabaro> chrizthop: what os is your client?
[14:34] <ounis> sugar shows a message
[14:34] <ounis> Your session only lasted less than 10 seconds. If you have not logged out yourself, this could mean that there is some installation problem or that you may be out of disk space
[14:34] <chrizthop> xp
[14:34] <ounis> then quit
[14:34] <Briffy> Hey guys, I picked up an Asus EeePC 1101HA netbook today and, naturally, decided to put Ubuntu on it. Decided to give the new beta a go but everytime I try to run the installation, I get as far as "setting Advanced Power Management level to 0xfe" and then nothing happens. Is there a way around this or am I better of just going with a stable release?
[14:35] <chrizthop> cabaro: XP SP3
[14:35] <bazhang> Briffy, #ubuntu+1 for karmic support
[14:35] <Briffy> Thanks bazhang. :)
[14:35] <cabaro> chrizthop: have you installed the extensions? (virtualbox drivers) in your client?
[14:35] <Boohbah> Briffy: the eeepc's are very particular about their power management
[14:36] <bazhang> ounis, are you out of disk space perchance?
[14:36] <ounis> sure not
[14:36] <chrizthop> cabaro: hmm virtual box driver??
[14:37] <chrizthop> i use VirtualBox v. 3
[14:37] <cabaro> chrizthop: if i recall.. once you have your client os running, select from virtualbox menus to install client extensions. it should mount a cd drive to your client os for drivers
[14:38] <bazhang> ounis, please keep it in channel; I've not used sugar before; what other packages did you install with it? if you are not out of disk space then sounds like something went wrong with the install
[14:38] <chrizthop> ok thanks cabaro
[14:38] <JImmyBonzai> thank god im here, ive been spending all day on an annoying problem
[14:39] <cabaro> chrizthop: tell us, if it worked
[14:39] <ounis> no just xwindow crashes
[14:39] <ounis> i installed no other packages
[14:39] <nutterpc> JImmyBonzai, I been spending the day debugginhg, lol, I know the feeling
[14:39] <raven> hello. vncviewer only gives me the first frame, then it freezes but the control works - what can i do?
[14:40] <Halitech> JImmyBonzai, what problem are you having?
[14:40] <JImmyBonzai> i installed linux incorrectly on a seperatye paretition from my nfts windows xp partition, but it seems to have screwed up my windows partition, i even formtted a seperate hard dri, copied ALL the xp file s across, disconnect all other drives, used recovery console to fixboot then fixmbr and im nowhere, could it be to do with permissions of files? badly need my old install working.....
[14:41] <cabaro> raven: start vncviewer in a terminal to see any error messages
[14:41] <chrizthop> cabaro: there is no menu that said to install client extensions
[14:41] <raven> cabaro i just saw that the problem also appears with the ubuntu-viewer... what could be wrong on the server?
[14:42] <Halitech> JImmyBonzai, ok, lots of info but not what the issue is, does windows not boot anymore? does windows work and you can't boot ubuntu?
[14:42] <JImmyBonzai> so the windows partition is back on the same drive it was, new partiton, same files, with fixboot and fixmbr done......do i need to somehow get files permissions back to windows default?
[14:42] <JImmyBonzai> ive scrapped ubuntu in order to get xp back, XP will nbot boot, boot.ini seems fine
[14:43] <jrib> JImmyBonzai: ##windows for windows help
[14:43] <Halitech> JImmyBonzai, did you just copy the files to another drive then format and copy them back?
[14:43] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1095397.html ounis
[14:43] <JImmyBonzai> again, im suspecting the files permissions have sxomething to do with it im not sure why
[14:43] <JImmyBonzai> exactly halitech
[14:43] <JImmyBonzai> thats what i donw
[14:43] <JImmyBonzai> e
[14:44] <ounis> thank you bazhang
[14:44] <JImmyBonzai> copied files to another drive, repartiti0oned oprignal then copied back across, usedf recovery console for the fix booot sand fixmbr, no joy
[14:44] <Halitech> JImmyBonzai, then there's your issue, unfortunately this is the Ubuntu support channel, not windows (but from what I've seen, just copying files into place doesn't work)
[14:45] <JImmyBonzai> sure, u need to sort the boot sector via recoveryu console? i done that
[14:45] <JImmyBonzai> and fixmbr
[14:45] <JImmyBonzai> boot.ini is correwct, what am i dowing wrong?
[14:45] <raven> cabaro http://pastebin.com/d480f3d7a
[14:45] <JImmyBonzai> what permissions should i set all original files to in linux? im using puppy and ubuntu
[14:46] <Boohbah> JImmyBonzai: using windows tools is doing it wrong
[14:46] <JImmyBonzai> permissions for xp i mean
[14:46] <Boohbah> JImmyBonzai: you don't need to change permissions
[14:46] <JImmyBonzai> for re-writing mbr for an xp drive using windows is wrong?
[14:46] <bazhang> JImmyBonzai, this is a windows question. ##windows for support not here, thanks
[14:46] <Boohbah> it will overwrite grub
[14:46] <Halitech> !windows | JImmyBonzai
[14:47] <Boohbah> JImmyBonzai: and if that's what you want to do, it has nothing to do with ubuntu
[14:47] <JImmyBonzai> i want to use linux
[14:47] <JImmyBonzai> tio repair
[14:47] <JImmyBonzai> thats why i want to learn linux
[14:47] <JImmyBonzai> im aware it can be awesome for even windows repair
[14:47] <JImmyBonzai> so how i do it in linux ?
[14:47] <Boohbah> JImmyBonzai: have you installed ubuntu?
[14:47] <JImmyBonzai> no using live disk
[14:48] <Boohbah> what is your goal?
[14:48] <Boohbah> to boot windows, or to install ubuntu?
[14:48] <vatts> how to synchronise some folder(s) from \\remotecomp(win box) to my ubuntu box, if NOT files from remotebox in ubuntu box, copy it, if they are, abort everything else?
[14:48] <JImmyBonzai> to get my oriniginal xp partition working  and then install ubuntu on a seperate drive
[14:48] <vatts> ie, if file on winbox and not on ubox, copy from winbox to ubox, else, pas.
[14:48] <JImmyBonzai> that is my goal
[14:48] <vatts> pass**
[14:49] <grawity> vatts: rsync
[14:49] <Boohbah> JImmyBonzai: if your xp partition is the first partition on the first drive then grub will overwrite the ntloader
[14:49] <JImmyBonzai> i need xp working again forst, what tools in linux can i use for the drive to be picked up? as i say i tried windoes se3tup cd recovery tool and fixboot \fixmbr, still no boot
[14:49] <JImmyBonzai> using 2 drives now
[14:49] <vatts> grawity: isn't rsync from box TO remotebox?
[14:49] <JImmyBonzai> got a fresh drive for ubuntu
[14:50] <JImmyBonzai> i badly need to get into my windows first
[14:50] <Boohbah> JImmyBonzai: recommend windows tools to fix your windows problem, /join ##windows
[14:50] <scunizi> JImmyBonzai: what happens when you try to boot windows?
[14:50] <vatts> !rsync
[14:50] <grawity> vatts: rsync can work in any direction, including local-only.
[14:50] <JImmyBonzai> nothing
[14:50] <JImmyBonzai> dosent give error of ntloadr or anything
[14:51] <scunizi> JImmyBonzai: no errors at all.. ? just emptyness?  have you checked the boot order in the bios
[14:51] <JImmyBonzai> when i do fixmbr in console it does complain about partition table but its a brand new format, only ufiles are sa,e
[14:51] <JImmyBonzai> same*
[14:51] <JImmyBonzai> which made me think [ermisssions
[14:51] <JImmyBonzai> sure i even choose drive manually
[14:52] <Boohbah> JImmyBonzai: the master boot record is not a standard filesystem, it has no notion of 'permissions'
[14:52] <scunizi> JImmyBonzai: can you boot to the ubuntu live cd and look at the drive? is there data there?
[14:52] <JImmyBonzai> yes, defo, everyting looks as it should
[14:52] <raven> cabaro are you there?
[14:52] <JImmyBonzai> it is of same size as before aswell
[14:52] <JImmyBonzai> file wise
[14:53] <Segaja> with the command read i can get the key-sequence of the key F12 for example. how can i get the sequence for mouse down?
[14:53] <JImmyBonzai> ill come back guys 2 mins
[14:54] <scunizi> JImmyBonzai: outside of any suggestions #windows might make.. you might be better served by installing ubuntu on the new drive, copy the data off the other and reinstall windows
[14:54] <raven> nvidia-glx-96 is installed but with my gforce 4 mx ti4200 is nothing possbile above vga mode - how to solve?
[14:54] <jano_> howdy, please can i get helped here with PHP problem not related to Ubuntu?
[14:54] <grawity> jano_: How about asking in ##php instead?
[14:55] <jano_> well, gotta try it though, but this is third server and about tenth channel where i didnt found any help :D
[14:55] <bayu> hhhhhhhhhhhhyyyyyyyyyy
[14:55] <Josh_> apt-get errors that it can't resolve the server at us.archive.ubuntu.com
[14:56] <Josh_> is this down, or is it just me?
[14:56] <grawity> Josh_: Does 'host us.archive.ubuntu.com' work?
[14:56] <jano_> but seems that at the channel you said will be someone online, thank you
[14:56] <Josh_> I have every reason to believe it's just me
[14:56] <fxfitz> I have a samba share, but I can only access it when I'm on my local network. Is there a way I can make it so I can access it from other places? VPN perhaps? Any ideas?
[14:56] <etnacariola> giorno
[14:56] <Halitech> josh, can you load us.archive.ubuntu.com in a web browser?
[14:56] <Josh_> grawity: Nope, times out
[14:57] <Josh_> Halitech: No, no web browser
[14:57] <grawity> Josh_: Then your DNS server might be down... How about this: host us.archive.ubuntu.com 4.2.2.3
[14:57] <Halitech> josh, can you ping it or any server?
[14:57] <etnacariola> !list
[14:57] <dynamite> is there a reason why my vim installation didn't create a .vimrc file?
[14:58] <ror> since updating this morning I've lost sound, anyone experiencing the same thing
[14:58] <Boldt> Hi
[14:58] <dynamite> i thought when i had downloaded vim package before it automatically creates .vimrc & .viminfo
[14:58] <dynamite> this one only made a .viminfo file
[14:58] <grawity> dynamite: Because it contains user settings, and so must be created by the user.
[14:58] <dynamite> oh icic
[14:58] <dynamite> ty
[14:58] <Boldt> I have a problem when installing ubuntu on a parallels virtual machine
[14:58] <grawity> dynamite: Package managers never touch user settings.
[14:59] <Josh_> grawity: That timed out as well
[14:59] <Josh_> Halitech: What do I pass to ping?
[14:59] <grawity> Josh_: Well, your router/ISP/DNS/whatever is broken  :(
[14:59] <trapassiya> hii
[14:59] <grawity> Josh_: Can you try, for example, 'host google.com'?
[15:00] <Halitech> josh, just ping us.archive.ubuntu.com
[15:00] <Josh_> grawity: Nope, that times out, too
[15:00] <trapassiya> i want to ask something
[15:00] <trapassiya> can anyone reply me?
[15:00] <trapassiya> :-/
[15:00] <Josh_> so whatever's running my internet is definitely busted.
[15:00] <Halitech> !ask | trapassiya
[15:00] <grawity> trapassiya: We'll reply after you ask the question.
[15:00] <trapassiya> i m using ubuntu 9.04
[15:00] <trapassiya> and i want development tolls like .NET for linux.
[15:00] <Josh_> Probably has something to do with X server not being installed, ha?
[15:01] <tread> Hi all.  I deleted 5 gigs in nautilus, emptied my trash bin, refreshed the nautilus window and.... still didn't get my free space back.  What could have gone wrong?
[15:01] <grawity> Josh_: It really shouldn't be related to that.
[15:01] <Boldt> I have installed the system, and then tries to log in
[15:01] <trapassiya> i searched on net and i found a development tool called mono...but i m not getting exacxt download link of this software for ubuntu
[15:01] <trapassiya> can you help me out?
[15:01] <scunizi> tread: you're looking in the wrong directory?
[15:01] <Boldt> but it just returns to the login prompt
[15:01] <Josh_> grawity: Do you know how to troubleshoot internet?
[15:01] <Boldt> seems to be a problem with the graphics settings
[15:02] <Boldt> does anybody have a hint to solve this problem
[15:02] <Josh_> What's the driver that handles that? Or, how do I fetch that?
[15:02] <Halitech> josh, what is your IP address?
[15:02] <tread> scunizi, lol nope sorry. The free space has definitely not been given back to that partition.
[15:02] <trapassiya> anyone plz help me
[15:02] <grawity> trapassiya: In Ubuntu, like most Linux distributions, programs are usually installed from "software repositories" - go to System -> Administration -> Synaptic Package Manager.
[15:02] <Josh_> Halitech: 24.101.74.105
[15:02] <scunizi> tread: common error for lots is to look at the free space on the wrong partition by accident.. :)
[15:03] <Josh_> Why did you need that?
[15:03] <trapassiya> and one more thing
[15:03] <trapassiya> how can i edit ubuntu source code?
[15:03] <tread> Anyone have any suggestions?  The only similar thread I could find on google suggests that it's in a different user's trash.. but i deleted it from nautilus, and i started nautilus as myself.
[15:03] <Halitech> josh, do you have a router that has that IP or is that the address that shows up when you run sudo ifconfig?
[15:03] <Josh_> I'm connected to the internet on four other computers
[15:04] <trapassiya> ans me plzz
[15:04] <Josh_> that was my absolute IP. ifconfig gives me 127.0.0.1
[15:04] <scunizi> tread: other users or maybe in the admins/sudo's trash..
[15:04] <Halitech> Josh_, only 127.0.0.1?
[15:04] <grawity> Josh_: you mean "external IP"?
[15:04] <Josh_> it gives a subnet mask, too
[15:05] <Halitech> trapassiya, gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:05] <trapassiya> how can i edit ubuntu source code?
[15:05] <trapassiya> ok
[15:05] <tread> scunizi, don't see how that could be the case, but i check'd trash as root anyway and nope :/
[15:05] <grawity> Josh_: Anyway, if ifconfig doesn't list anything else than loopback, you need to configure the network interface... do you use DHCP?
[15:05] <Josh_> grawity: I don't know what I mean anymore.
[15:05] <scunizi> tread: when you deleted what you deleted did you have to use sudo?
[15:05] <Josh_> I believe so, yes
[15:05] <grawity> Josh_: For DHCP, sudo dhclient eth0
[15:05] <trapassiya> sry but i dont know tht where gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list this path resides
[15:05] <Halitech> Josh_, does lspci list your network card?
[15:05] <scunizi> tread: or sudo nautilus?
[15:05] <bodger> Hello, am trying to setup a wireless card. It's a Belkin PCMCIA, have installed the drivers correctly with ndiswrapper (wlan0 appears in `iwconfig`)
[15:05] <trapassiya> can u tell me plz?
[15:06] <LjL> trapassiya: what do you mean by "source code" here?
[15:06] <Muhe> Is there a piece of software that will manage e-mail accounts on a Debian server? I have no idea how to install/maintain a mailserver so looking for a package that will install everything and give a web admin page to admin it from
[15:06] <Muhe> Like webmin but for email
[15:06] <bodger> out router is detected in network applet but is greyed out
[15:06] <bodger> any ideas why?
[15:06] <trapassiya> i want to edit code of ubuntu
[15:06] <Halitech> trapassiya, press Alt + F2 and type in that command
[15:06] <trapassiya> that's all
[15:06] <bazhang> Muhe, debian?
[15:06] <trapassiya> ok
[15:06] <Josh_> grawity: it says it bound to something
[15:06] <LjL> trapassiya: isn't that a *bit* generic? ubuntu is a huge collection of software. what do you want to edit?
[15:06] <Muhe> bazhang: or ubuntu
[15:06] <trapassiya> Error stating file '/home/ankur/command': No such file or directory
[15:06] <trapassiya> this error comes
[15:06] <Josh_> renewal in 4114 seconds
[15:06] <grawity> Josh_: Now type 'ifconfig eth0' and see if it lists an IP address.
[15:06] <reeeeeesty> I just installed ubuntu using the automatic partition... And now I only have 136.5mb free space in just about subdirectory of root. What could be wrong?
[15:06] <Josh_> 41184
[15:07] <jrivera> any suggestions on traffic shaping for ubuntu 9.04 non-GUI
[15:07] <trapassiya> ya i know it is a large OS but i just want to see the code.
[15:07] <jrivera> ?
[15:07] <scunizi> !trash
[15:07] <tread> tread, no.  I opened nautilus through the "Places" menu, highlighted the directory, hit the "delete" key.  It disappeared.  I then emptied the trash (didn't verify it was in there first, just assumed)... and now i can't find my free space.  I'm just gonna try a logout/login for the heck of it, see what happens.
[15:07] <Josh_> grawity: I now have an IP from my router. ^_^
[15:07] <tread> scunizi, that message was for you of course :p
[15:07] <LjL> trapassiya: type "sudo apt-source <package-name-that-you-want-to-see-the-code-ok>":
[15:07] <LjL> trapassiya: sorry, i mean type "sudo apt-get source <package-name-that-you-want-to-see-the-code-ok>":
[15:07] <scunizi> tread: I caught it..
[15:08] <Josh_> grawity: It's working!
[15:08] <jano_> how can I turn off displaying groups in Pigdin?????
[15:08] <Josh_> I can apt-get the X server now
[15:08] <trapassiya> .ohk
[15:08] <trapassiya> thanks
[15:08] <Josh_> ahahahaha, yes! Thanks much!
[15:08] <jano_> I mean the user groups
[15:08] <grawity> LjL: apt-get source does not need sudo. (In fact, sudo just messes up permissions.)
[15:08] <LjL> grawity: right, sorry
[15:08] <jrivera> any suggestions on traffic shaping for an ip range in ubuntu 9.04 non-GUI
[15:09] <Boohbah> jrivera: wondershaper
[15:10] <Boohbah> jrivera: http://linuxadministration.us/2008/08/11/easy-ubuntu-traffic-shaping/
[15:11] <mark3mk> hi all, anyone know how to close all windows on all desktops? (without logging out)
[15:11] <Gintulis> Sysinfo for 'Kubutnu-desktop': Linux 2.6.28-15-generic running KDE 4.3.1 (KDE 4.3.1), CPU: Intel(R)Core2QuadCPUQ9400@2.66GHz at 2670 MHz (6328 bogomips), HD: 1045/1243GB, RAM: 4118/7889MB, 170 proc's, 1.53h up
[15:12] <chrizthop> is there another program thats supports webcam while chatting with YM ??
[15:12] <erUSUL> Gintulis: do not run that here; please
[15:12] <EricTheHax> ive been using the mac4lin theme just to show off to some kids now no matter what theme i choose everything is in its mac4lin position (window buttons, title, etc)
[15:13] <jrivera> Boohbah: wondershaper does that by interface not by ip range right?
[15:13] <EricTheHax> will it fix after reboot?
[15:13] <Boohbah> oh, yes
[15:13] <Boohbah> jrivera:
[15:13] <FiReSTaRT> jrivera: basically it will limit everyone to the same speeds
[15:13] <Halitech> EricTheHax, what do you mean will it fix after a reboot?
[15:13] <tonii> Gintulis: you got 11TB unused hdd space?
[15:13] <FiReSTaRT> jrivera: regardless of the connection type
[15:14] <majnoon> wow my video card has more memory then my last computer :)
[15:14] <grturner> i think he means the how the mac4lin reverses the position of the minimize maximize and close buttons
[15:14] <tread> scunizi, I just did nothing but log out and then back in... now I have my free space.  And I know I didn't have it before I logged out (so it couldn't have just been a problem with nautilus refreshing its info) because i tested it by trying to copy a file via command line, and it wouldn't let me due to lack of space... but logout, login, and voila, the space is there!  weird :/
[15:14] <EricTheHax> my buttons are on the left and all that but im not using the mac4lin theme i was using prior
[15:14] <grturner> and if that is the case... i've had to go into gconf and straighten it out
[15:15] <jrivera> FiReSTaRT: yes, but i need only to limit say 2mbps for 192.168.1/24 then 512kbps to 192.168.2/24 ranges
[15:15] <dynamite> can someone tell me why im getting the following errors when i source my vimrc file? http://pastebin.com/d7f90f90
[15:15] <EricTheHax> how do i put the buttons where they used to be
[15:15] <scunizi> tread: great.. that's why the cli can be beneficial sometimes.. also in Applications> Accessories> Disk Usage Analyser is a good graphical tool to find where the largest partitions/directories are.
[15:15] <grawity> dynamite: Because .vimrc is a *vim* configuration file
[15:15] <grturner> EricTheHax, open gconf-editor apps>metacity>general
[15:16] <grawity> dynamite: And by sourcing it, you tell *bash* to read it
[15:16] <FiReSTaRT> jrivera: actually shape might be a better choice.. http://www.hadyaiinternet.com/index.php?topic=79.0
[15:16] <grturner> change 'button layout' to:menu:minimize,maximize,close
[15:16] <dynamite> grawity : Thanks
[15:16] <dynamite> i should touch it to let vim know i updated it right
[15:16] <tread> scunizi, yeah but that still doesn't explain why it wouldn't free up the space for me before a logout, even though the trash was already emptied
[15:16] <grawity> dynamite: Basically, this is the same as running a Perl script with Python.
[15:17] <dynamite> yes i understand
[15:17] <scunizi> tread: I suspect the space was free .. it was just nautilus not reporting correctly
[15:17] <phuhqueue> dynamite, restart vim
[15:17] <EricTheHax> thanks it worked
[15:17] <dynamite> kk
[15:17] <grturner> np
[15:17] <EricTheHax> u rule
[15:17] <FiReSTaRT> jrivera: that package seems to be able to restrict by ip... gives you more flexibility.. with that being said, being a Canadian, the concept scares me as most of the country is being throttled
[15:17] <Doc_Lappy> vim is over rated :P
[15:17] <mikejaer> Hello
[15:17] <Doc_Lappy> so is vi
[15:18] <Doc_Lappy> lol
[15:18] <tread> scunizi, didn't you read what i just said?  before logging out, i tried copying a file via command line, just to see if the problem was only with nautilus misreporting... the copy failed due to lack of disk space before I logged out.. so no, the space *wasn't* free before i logged out.
[15:18] <Doc_Lappy> hi mikejaer
[15:18] <jrivera> FiReSTaRT: this will only be applied on corporate connection :-)
[15:18] <grawity> Doc_Lappy: Comment ignored
[15:18] <scunizi> tread: nope.. must have logged in after that post..
[15:18] <grawity> tread: rm -rf ~/.local/share/Trash
[15:19] <FiReSTaRT> jrivera: as long as it's not mine :P good luck.. as i said, this one seems to be more configurable.. who knows, you may even be able to set time-specific throttling so the p2p freak can still go crazy when it won't affect others :)
[15:19] <WhiteCrow1> hi guys
[15:19] <tread> grawity, is that different than just emptying the trash manually?
[15:19] <guest42> How do I find out which X driver is being used at the moment on my pc?
[15:19] <Doc_Lappy> lol @grawity what aren't we allowed our opinions, I just like nano much easier to use
[15:20] <tread> grawity, by "manually" i mean via the panel icon.
[15:20] <jrivera> FiReSTaRT: ok thanks for the tip
[15:20] <WhiteCrow1> what's best firewall for ubuntu ???
[15:20] <FiReSTaRT> jrivera: yqw :)
[15:20] <Boohbah> WhiteCrow1: some people like apf, i use shorewall
[15:21] <nutterpc> man this last step in this KernelCheck bug is annoying the hell out of me
[15:21] <FiReSTaRT> WhiteCrow1: get firestarter.. that one's easy enough to configure
[15:21] <Doc_Lappy> I didn't know there were firewalls made for ubuntu, ill have to check those out Boohbah
[15:22] <grawity> Doc_Lappy: I think most of them are simply GUIs for 'netfilter'.
[15:22] <dynamite> how can you change the syntax highlight color scheme in vi or is this not possible?
[15:22] <WhiteCrow1> Boohbah: FiReSTaRT: what's better ?????????
[15:23] <nutterpc> what section of code is it that is adding the patch on the end (-rc1-git3) <---- anyone got an idea what code i may have to look for to stop it downloading the patch, as that's whats holding me up atm, from having it fully fixed
[15:23] <FiReSTaRT> !best
[15:23] <grawity> dynamite: vi doesn't even has highlighting.
[15:23] <dynamite> vim i mean
[15:23] <grawity> dynamite: In vim, it's :colorscheme
[15:23] <raven> nvidia-glx-96 is installed but with my gforce 4 mx ti4200 is nothing possbile above vga mode - how to solve?
[15:23] <mnaines> I use firestarter to configure Ubuntu's firewall...Its personal preference
[15:23] <Boohbah> WhiteCrow1: that depends on your needs
[15:24] <nutterpc> Firestarter is a great firewall if you want something which just *works*
[15:24] <Boohbah> WhiteCrow1: i like shorewall because it's powerful and i have LOTS of servers
[15:24] <nutterpc> minimal fuss and does the job
[15:24] <WhiteCrow1> Boohbah: i need for desck top
[15:24] <Doc_Lappy> k installing shorewall, does it need configured or am I done I just marked and applied it under the synaptic manager?
[15:24] <guest42> how do I found out the x video driver being used?
[15:24] <grawity> Doc_Lappy: _every_ firewall needs to be configured.
[15:24] <nutterpc> what card have u got installed atm guest42?
[15:25] <Boohbah> Doc_Lappy: don't use shorewall if you don't know how to configure a firewall
[15:25] <Doc_Lappy> well do you know where the config file is or how to do that or do I need to google it
[15:25] <grawity> Doc_Lappy: Actually, Ubuntu (like any other Linux distro) can do just fine without a firewall.
[15:25] <nutterpc> Doc_Lappy, if you want a firewall, I would suggest Firestarter, it does an excellent job and doesn't need a lot of configuration to run
[15:26] <nutterpc> even I'm using it on this laptop
[15:26] <guest42> nutterpc: an nvidia card
[15:26] <WhiteCrow1> Boohbah: i need ask  ?
[15:26] <nutterpc> is it a default install guest42?
[15:26] <Doc_Lappy> well that's why I guess I never heard of anyone using one but it wouldn't hurt to have one I thought if they have two available and easy to configure
[15:26] <guest42> nutterpc: is there a command that outputs the x video driver used? /etc/X11/xorg.conf is nonexistent.
[15:26] <Doc_Lappy> k thanks nutterpc
[15:26] <RDove> is there anyway to tell lynx to use a certain ip for browsing?
[15:26] <nutterpc> bit which will help further is how new is the install?
[15:27] <erUSUL> guest42: maybe this → grep -i driver /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[15:27] <Administrator_> can someone tell me where i can troubleshooting info on xming other than it's own site
[15:28] <WhiteCrow1> Boohbah: (i can't speak EN very will but i understand a little) my VGA today gat probleam me model VGA has gforce 8400 nvidia but i can't install nvidia-glx-180
[15:28] <WhiteCrow1> *my
[15:28] <nutterpc> Doc_Lappy, check on the forums, there is a guide for how to get Firestarter working on startup, just needs a small (5mins) conf to your network requirements
[15:28] <nutterpc> after that it will load on startup, and you don't need to worry
[15:28] <guest42> erUSUL: I get the following output:
[15:28] <guest42> $ grep -i driver /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[15:28] <guest42> 	X.Org Video Driver: 5.0
[15:28] <guest42> 	X.Org XInput driver : 4.0
[15:28] <guest42> 		Driver	"nv"
[15:28] <FloodBot3> guest42: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:28] <guest42> 		Driver	"vesa"
[15:28] <JoshuaL> !paste > guest42
[15:28] <nutterpc> he's not using the proper nvidia driver
[15:28] <toxic0> hello, i'm yilling to dist-upgrade, but I want the upgrade tool to use a specific repo in my university instead of the official (to avoid blowing my transfert-quota)
[15:28] <erUSUL> guest42: Driver "vesa" <<<< there you have your answer
[15:28] <Guest4686> nass..ìì
[15:29] <nutterpc> nv is the generic driver
[15:29] <Guest4686> soy zero,chicos, no se k pasa con este irc beta
[15:29] <JoshuaL> is it possible to change the name of the workspaces when running compiz? and is it possible to make certain apps open on a certain workspace with compiz?
[15:29] <Doc_Lappy> k thanks again nutterpc think thise will work just fine and has a wizard to configure it so I don't need to read up on anything to get it going..
[15:29] <toxic> hello, i'm yilling to dist-upgrade, but I want the upgrade tool to use a specific repo in my university instead of the official (to avoid blowing my transfert-quota)
[15:29] <BlouBlou> !es | Guest4686
[15:29] <guest42> erUSUL: but there is also a line Driver "nv" and Driver "fbdev"
[15:30] <soreau> JoshuaL: yes and yes
[15:30] <qdb> hello. i have installed ubuntu and screen size is with little resolution. hard to change with graphic tool. i do not see it. i have other version of ubuntu and cannot press keys looking to my ubuntu, the tool is different
[15:30] <nutterpc> toxic, you need to go thru System > Administration
[15:30] <erUSUL> guest42: post the whole log to a pastebin
[15:30] <qdb> how to change in terminal?
[15:30] <nutterpc> then go to Software Sources
[15:30] <WhiteCrow1> evryone can help me?
[15:30] <qdb> i am now in recover terminal
[15:30] <JoshuaL> soreau, good to hear, any idea how i can do it?
[15:31] <Halitech> qdb, what video card?
[15:31] <soreau> JoshuaL: The latter is possible using Place Windows, for the former you might want to install workspace-names
[15:31] <JoshuaL> !ask | WhiteCrow1
[15:31] <JoshuaL> thanks soreau
[15:31] <qdb> Halitech, s3 trio
[15:31] <guest42> erUSUL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/284654/
[15:31] <toxic> nutterpc: I'll give a shot, thx !
[15:32] <nutterpc> toxic, what university mirror you trying to use
[15:32] <Halitech> qdb, just tried an install with an s3 card, best I got was 640x480, s3 isn't very well supported
[15:32] <soreau> JoshuaL: Incidentally I have written a script to install a bunch of experimental plugins for compiz 0.8 (tailored for Jaunty)
[15:32] <qdb> Halitech, is is now like 640 480 ...
[15:32] <soreau> JoshuaL: On of which is workspace names
[15:32] <qdb> or smaller...
[15:32] <WhiteCrow1> JoshuaL: my VGA today have probleam i want to install nvidia-glx-180 but i can't that sys errore buge  so what i doing ???????? sorry i cant speak EN very will but i understand a littel
[15:32] <Guest4686> pero k es esto?
[15:33] <qdb> how can i set 640 480 in terminal
[15:33] <soreau> JoshuaL: One of which*
[15:33] <Guest4686> joshual?
[15:33] <toxic> nutterpc : tu-dresden => http://ftp.wh2.tu-dresden.de/pub/mirrors/ubuntu/ubuntu
[15:33] <soreau> ! es | Guest4686
[15:33] <Boohbah> !es | Guest4686
[15:33] <JoshuaL> soreau, cool, wanna share it? (does it work for karmic?)
[15:33] <Halitech> qdb, is this a desktop or a laptop?
[15:33] <toxic> nutterpc: I already added that url into source.list....
[15:33] <soreau> JoshuaL: I need a tester for karmic..
[15:33] <JoshuaL> WhiteCrow1, what is your language?
[15:33] <JoshuaL> soreau, i can give it a try
[15:33] <nutterpc> toxic, and you want it to try to check that url for its necessary files?
[15:33] <parapanghelescu> hi there fellows I cannot burn a DVD ..the system is reporting that Brasero is not able to burn the medium with the current set of plugins ....I checked and I have 4 plugins installed ....what could be the problem ...can you recommend another burning software ???
[15:33] <qdb> Halitech, desktop
[15:33] <soreau> JoshuaL: Do you happen to have a karmic installation on which to test?
[15:34] <toxic> nutterpc But the upgrate process says it disables the third-party sources...
[15:34] <erUSUL> guest42: you are using nv driver afaics
[15:34] <Guest80158> .
[15:34] <WhiteCrow1> JoshuaL:  i know #ubuntu-ir for persian language but this chanal not good
[15:34] <mnaines> Guest4686, no habla espanol
[15:34] <JoshuaL> im running it as production os atm
[15:34] <scunizi> WhiteCrow1: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade ... then... look in System> Admin> Hardware Drivers and see if the nvidia driver is listed.. if it is activate it.
[15:34] <guest42> erUSUL: how do you know?
[15:34] <Halitech> qdb, you could try booting to single user mode and running xfix but my suggestion would be to get an nvidia card and install it, be alot less hassle and will be better supported
[15:34] <toxic> nutterpc: I know all the upgrade files are in that repo, and if I'd like uptate-manager --dist-upgrade to use that repo instead of the official
[15:35] <erUSUL> guest42: for all the NV messages in the log and the fact that the other driver got unloaded
[15:35] <JoshuaL> soreau, so yes im able to test it
[15:35]  * sodium slaps buddhika around a bit with a large trout
[15:35] <WhiteCrow1> scunizi: no this is not active say errore  bug
[15:35] <Halitech> toxic, edit your sources.list file and uncomment any you don't want to use
[15:35] <bazhang> sodium, stop that
[15:35] <soreau> JoshuaL: I assume you know how to use a script then. chmod+x it and run it as user. It will prompt for password as needed http://pastebin.com/m3a5af75e
[15:35] <qdb> Halitech, i already runned xfix that way and after that it started to work, before that it freezed or something...
[15:35] <sodium> :D
[15:36] <scunizi> WhiteCrow1: did you do all the updates?
[15:36] <abhilashm86> i'm not able to view flex sites, videos and no sound, i checked in firefox and flash player is latest, please help
[15:36] <guest42> erUSUL: thanks!
[15:36] <Halitech> qdb, and you still only have 640x480? get a better card
[15:36] <JoshuaL> soreau, running it now
[15:36] <abhilashm86> http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/videotraining/xml/vid01.html like in this website, ican't hear sound
[15:36] <soreau> JoshuaL: Run it first with --help (or -h) to see how to use it and please let me know what happens on karmic
[15:37] <qdb> Halitech, i do not know, may be 320 240
[15:37] <WhiteCrow1> scunizi: i cant understand wat u say but today i have updata sys my ubuntu is 9.4
[15:37] <JoshuaL> soreau, im already running it without any parameters
[15:37] <abhilashm86> the flash says actionscript error, i don't know what is this error?
[15:37] <soreau> JoshuaL: Oh ok :)
[15:37] <toxic> Halitech: but the update-manager DISABLES third-party repos anyway !
[15:37] <parapanghelescu> hi there fellows I cannot burn a DVD ..the system is reporting that Brasero is not able to burn the medium with the current set of plugins ....I checked and I have 4 plugins installed ....what could be the problem ...can you recommend another burning software ???
[15:37] <WhiteCrow1> scunizi: PLZ see http://imagebin.ca/view/x8IAUeGk.html
[15:37] <Halitech> qdb, get a better card would be my suggestion
[15:37] <bazhang> parapanghelescu, gnomebaker k3b
[15:37] <qdb> Halitech, i cannot now
[15:38] <Halitech> toxic, but any from ubuntu.com aren't third party repos
[15:38] <abhilashm86> what are all softwares/tools i need to enable for watching adobe sites flex, its video tutorials? in ubuntu 9.04
[15:38] <parapanghelescu> bazhang > thanks I was thinking to it ...but whats about this error from Brasero ?? is the native burner of 9.04 !!!!
[15:38] <smellydog> Hi, My camera(motorola E6) works in Cheese but doesnot work in skype-2.1.0.47, export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4lconvert.so.0:/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so:/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l2convert.so dosenot work, here is the sceenshot:   http://paste.ubuntu.org.cn/45265
[15:39] <scunizi> WhiteCrow1: you don't have a video driver problem.. you have a "jocky" problem.. I don't know how to fix that.
[15:39] <jedc> parapanghelescu, there might be proprietary codecs required that you don't have installed
 sudo apt-get install gnomebaker k3b
[15:39] <Halitech> qdb, you could try installing 8.04 and see if it works better
[15:39] <qdb> i install and give the computer
[15:39] <toxic> Halitech: I know, but the repo I'd like to use is not from ubuntu.com
[15:39] <qdb> it is too long
[15:39] <qdb> soon i will give that
[15:39] <qdb> Halitech
[15:39] <WhiteCrow1> scunizi: what is jocky ???????? and what's meen?
[15:39] <Halitech> toxic, I know so disable them and it won't use them
[15:39] <qdb> there is windows also
[15:39] <JoshuaL> soreau, its compiling stuff now :)
[15:39] <qdb> Halitech
[15:39] <parapanghelescu> cabaro> thanks / jedc > you may be just right ...I try to write some avi files ...
[15:40] <scunizi> WhiteCrow1: I don't know exactly.. others will have to say what it is
[15:40] <Ranakah``> hello... i have problem with flashplayer plugin in all browser
[15:40] <parapanghelescu> avi is the container developed by Microsoft right ???
[15:40] <Halitech> qdb,
[15:40] <Halitech> qdb,
[15:40] <WhiteCrow1> scunizi: TNx for help
[15:40] <qdb> mm
[15:40] <Halitech> qdb, what?
[15:40] <abhilashm86> http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/videotraining/xml/vid01.html like in this website, i can't hear sound, i'm using ubuntu 9.04, help please
[15:40] <scunizi> WhiteCrow1: good luck
[15:40] <qdb> i want to see what resolution is currently and try others
[15:40] <qdb> Halitech
[15:41] <abhilashm86> Ranakah: same problem here too...................
[15:41] <Ranakah``> abhilashm86, and have any solution?
[15:41] <abhilashm86> http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/videotraining/xml/vid01.html , can u view this website
[15:42] <JoshuaL> soreau, its done installing
[15:42] <rsk> abhilashm86: yes
[15:42] <grawity> parapanghelescu: Yes.
[15:42] <toxic> Halitech: but the fact is that those sources are not in my source.list.... I think update-manager has it's own source.list
[15:42] <soreau> JoshuaL: Then I assume the necessary dependency package names are the same as they are on Jaunty then (which is what I was expecting). Hopefully, all of them will compile cleanly and work out-of-the-box. Note the instructions in --help to complete the installation
[15:42] <lisbon> Anyone see why hald is dieing? http://pastie.org/640463 Seems to die after I assemble an array with mdadm. Ubiquity wont run withou hald so I cant install!
[15:42] <grawity> toxic: AFAIK, update-manager uses exactly the same sources as any other package manager.
[15:42] <WhiteCrow1> every one can Description me what's jocky and what is means
[15:42] <parapanghelescu> grawity > there is no reverse enginnering on that ??? no plugin developed ???
[15:42] <abhilashm86> rsk: i'm not able to hear sound??some actionscript error? how to correct
[15:42] <rsk> abhilashm86: i hear the sound
[15:43] <rsk> abhilashm86: it seems the error is on your side
[15:43] <Halitech> toxic, update-manager, synaptic are just front ends to apt so its going to use the same sources.list file
[15:43] <qdb> Halitech, do you know how can i change that in terminal? i will serch in internet
[15:43] <grawity> parapanghelescu: The AVI container format is public, and almost every self-respecting program supports it.
[15:43] <abhilashm86> yes error is actionscript, can i try reinstalling flash player? or which tool
[15:43] <JoshuaL> soreau, everything works, thanks :D
[15:43] <abhilashm86> rsk: yes error is actionscript, can i try reinstalling flash player? or which tool
[15:43] <Halitech> qdb, you can try to manually edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf but I'm not sure what settings you would use
[15:43] <soreau> JoshuaL: Awesome, thanks for testing :
[15:44] <soreau> JoshuaL :)
[15:44] <parapanghelescu> grawity > well ? why not Brasero burning software ???
[15:44] <toxic> Halitech: ok, I'll give a shot and comment all sources but that from my university....
[15:44] <grawity> parapanghelescu: Install gstreamer-plugins-\*
[15:44] <JoshuaL> soreau, one question, the icons of the new plugins in ccms are missing
[15:44] <JoshuaL> they just show up with the ? icon thingy
[15:45] <oorah> i installed netbook remix interface, now where do i find?
[15:45] <oorah> i meant find it
[15:45] <Ranakah``> abhilashm86, u have intel graphic?
[15:45] <abhilashm86> Ranakh: no i've nvidia......
[15:45] <soreau> JoshuaL: Well hmm.. it should have installed icons. Can you show the output of ls /usr/share/ccsm/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps ?
[15:46] <WhiteCrow1> TNX all of your guys bye
[15:46] <oorah> i installed netbook remix interface, now where do i find it?
[15:46] <lisbon> This channel is too busy :( Doesnt reflect well.
[15:46] <abhilashm86> Ranakh: what error u get while browsinG?
[15:46] <scunizi> !who | lisbon
[15:46] <mgv2> how can i delele one spell checker so the other will work? im in the right folder but deletion isnt working
[15:46] <MikeC> Are there any known problems with the Karmic beta in Virtual Box?
[15:47] <Ranakah``> abhilashm86, browsing work normal
[15:47] <scunizi> mgv2: system>Admin>synpatic and use it to uninstall.. don't just delete the folder
[15:47] <Ranakah``> but youtube clips dont work
[15:47] <oorah> i installed netbook remix interface, now where do i find it?
[15:47] <Ranakah``> only white place
[15:47] <scunizi> oorah: look the the Applications menu.. usually shows up there someplace
[15:48] <abhilashm86> Ranakah: check in firefox url bar type= about:plugins , see whats wrong
[15:48] <Ranakah``> wait.. let's see :D
[15:49] <Flock> Hi
[15:49] <rsk> hi
[15:49] <abhilashm86> Ranakah: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree, do this in termianl and restart firefox
[15:49] <mgv2> scunizi, how can i find it in the synaptic?
[15:49] <toxic> Halitech: new source.list => http://pastebin.com/m49fb05f  It should york that way ?
[15:49] <Travis-43> if I have an open ssh connection to a server, is there any way to make separate command line calls to ssh or rsync use that already open connection rather than making new connections?
[15:49] <Ranakah``> abhilashm86, i try this
[15:49] <JoshuaL> courpse, oops, what did you say?
[15:50] <qdb> thank you
[15:50] <Ranakah``> in chromium and firefox
[15:50] <Ranakah``> don't work
[15:50] <scunizi> mgv2: search for spellcheck
[15:50] <qdb> thank you, Halitech
[15:50] <Flock> i have a question, i'm having troubles with playing videos
[15:50] <soreau> JoshuaL: Did you get my last message?
[15:50] <scunizi> mgv2: or dictionary
[15:50] <Flock> i have no sound, and the video is not entirely played.
[15:50] <JoshuaL> soreau, no, sorry
[15:50] <Ranakah``> http://pastebin.com/m7bdf4ebf
[15:50] <grawity> Travis-43: I think ssh has a way to do that... ssh -M or something like that. Never used it.
[15:50] <soreau> JoshuaL: Well hmm.. it should have installed icons. Can you show the output of ls /usr/share/ccsm/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps ?
[15:50] <JoshuaL> hitting the wrong button is never such a good idea
[15:50] <Travis-43> grawity, ok thanks, I'll look into it
[15:50] <JoshuaL> soreau, ls: cannot access /usr/share/ccsm/icons/hicolor/scalable/app: No such file or directory
[15:50] <Halitech> toxic, that looks okay to me, run sudo apt-get update and see if it gives any errors
[15:51] <soreau> JoshuaL: Ahh.. it must be a different directory on karmic
[15:51] <lisbon> fuckit. im installing windoze
[15:51] <soreau> JoshuaL: Thats why the icons didnt install
[15:51] <JoshuaL> !language | lisbon
[15:51] <FiReSTaRT> Flock: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu and also install vlc.. videos will start playing just fine :)
[15:52] <Flock> thanks fire.
[15:52] <Halitech> lisbon, you havent even given us a chance to help you out
[15:52] <mgv2> scunizi, thanks - i hope now i will have the english spell check workin
[15:52] <JoshuaL> soreau, my mistake, forgoto to copy the last s
[15:52] <toxic> Halitech: apt-update works, but update-manager says he knows no source for karmic....
[15:52] <FiReSTaRT> Flock: no problem.. vlc beats the stock media players hands down (and it is in the repos) while following the instructions on the medibuntu page will install all of the codecs and other crap you need to play any kind of video.. the only ones i still can't play are hi-def wmv's
[15:53] <Halitech> toxic, are you sure they have the sources for karmic on the server?
[15:53] <soreau> JoshuaL: Well then.. do you have /tmp/icons-experimental.tar.gz?
[15:53] <Halitech> toxic, it is still beta so may not have it
[15:53] <Travis-43> grawity, it let me to the ControlMaster configuration option which works perfectly, thank you.
[15:53] <JoshuaL> soreau, list of icons: http://pastebin.com/m37621a71
[15:54] <Flock> ahm ok
[15:54] <Flock> where i can get vlc?
[15:54] <JoshuaL> soreau, nope, no such file in my /tmp
[15:54] <benedikt> I have iptables doing ip masquerading. after some fiddling to forward ap ort over openvpn (and deciding not to and revertnig to the old setup), iptables doenst want to translate http requests. https and everything else works fine.
[15:54] <benedikt> And i think my problem is somehow related to conntack. How can I debug this?
[15:54] <benedikt> according to tcpdump the http request doesnt even make it to the iptables masq machine
[15:55] <The_Dead_91> guys i want ot boot the cdrom from grub, how can i do it?
[15:55] <cabaro> flockflock: sudo apt-get install vlc
[15:55] <sinan> i am unable to cd into a director owned by me, and has 660 permission. is this normal?
[15:55] <toxic> Halitech: when i browse the repo on my web browser, i see karmic.... maybe I have to change jaunty to karmic in source.list manually ?
[15:55] <The_Dead_91> (soory, i missed the hi all :P )
[15:55] <grawity> sinan: Yes, it's normal.
[15:55] <grawity> sinan: Directories need 'execute' permission if you want to cd into them.
[15:55] <cabaro> Flock: sudo apt-get install vlc
[15:55] <soreau> JoshuaL: Did you reboot since running the script?
[15:55] <JoshuaL> soreau, yeah
[15:56] <MikeC> Hi all, are there any known problems with the Karmic beta in Virtual Box?
[15:56] <sinan> grawity: thanks :)
[15:56] <soreau> JoshuaL: Ok, thats be why then. Looks like it installed the first icon (annotate) and failed on the rest
[15:56] <Halitech> toxic, update manager should do that itself, if its not, yes try changing it manually
[15:56] <jussi01> MikeC: karmic in #ubuntu+1 ;)
[15:56] <scunizi> MikeC: isn't Karmic still alpha?
[15:56] <rsk> karmic is beta
[15:56] <soreau> JoshuaL: Can you try running the script with install all as arguments?
[15:56] <sinan> scunizi: it is beta starting last thursday
[15:57] <Halitech> scunizi, I think it went beta on Oct 1
[15:57] <JoshuaL> soreau, sure
[15:57] <scunizi> ok
[15:58] <happy_finger> when carmic koala full release detail??
[15:59] <obsidieth> so i needa update 8.10 to 9.04
[15:59] <obsidieth> at a certain time of day, where i will be asleep
[15:59] <obsidieth> whast the best plan of attack here
[16:00] <RLIMA> I have a silly question
[16:00] <jrib> !away > LinoSP|Away
[16:00] <parapanghelescu> grawity > thanks I try to do that also ...but I can play the files with no problem .....
[16:00] <jrib> obsidieth: start the install, and let it get to the downloading part
[16:00] <RLIMA> why the hell are the timezones wrong in ubuntu installer
[16:00] <Halitech> happy_finger, around the end of the month
[16:00] <jrib> !upgrade > obsidieth
[16:00] <JoshuaL> soreau, still the same
[16:00] <rsk> obsidieth: start the upgrade before you go to sleep
[16:00] <RLIMA> i'm in Portugal, now the right time is 1600
[16:00] <scunizi> obsidieth: how bout just downloading the iso and "reinstalling" the latest version?  You WILL have to have a seperate /home partition to retain all your data.
[16:00] <Halitech> obsidieth, run it as a cron job?
[16:00] <obsidieth> i have serious doubts about that being of use, jrib
[16:00] <RLIMA> but in the installer is giving me 1700
[16:00] <JoshuaL> icons-experimental.tar.gz  <-- is present in /tmp
[16:01] <obsidieth> i considered that Halitech, but im not sure how to do it from cli
[16:01] <jrib> obsidieth: well what doubts exactly?
[16:01] <obsidieth> its not a common task
[16:01] <obsidieth> but i have bandwith limitations.
[16:01] <raven> "raw1394 - failed to get handle: No such file or directory." what can i do?
[16:01] <soreau> JoshuaL: Hmm.. I will have to look then. For now, just extract the icons in /tmp/icons-experimental.tar.gz to /usr/share/ccsm/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps manually
[16:01] <obsidieth> basically if i run it before 4am im going to use up all my downloads and get charged.
[16:01] <obsidieth> must avoid
[16:02] <jrib> obsidieth: I see.
[16:02] <JoshuaL> soreau, ok, i gota go now anyways. thanks for the script and good luck fixing that issue :)
[16:02] <obsidieth> in debian at least, you can just update the sources.list and invoke apt-get distupgrade
[16:02] <obsidieth> or something along those lines
[16:02] <obsidieth> does ubuntu have anything like this?
[16:02] <JohannesSM64> dist-upgrade*
[16:02] <obsidieth> * or something along those lines
[16:03] <jrib> obsidieth: one way would be to start the upgrade, get a list of packages it wants to download, write a wget script to download just the packages to the right location, then schedule that, then do the upgrade itself after the packages have downloaded
[16:03] <obsidieth> true.
[16:03] <obsidieth> 850mb is going to equal a reasonable amount of packages though
[16:03] <obsidieth> i think it was around that
[16:03] <jrib> obsidieth: see what is required of you for the server install (I'm not sure if it asks questions)
[16:04] <jrib> obsidieth: the dist-upgrade method you mention isn't supported
[16:04] <ruby_on_tails> hello
[16:04] <obsidieth> i suspected as fuck
[16:04] <obsidieth> hasdf
[16:04] <obsidieth> much*
[16:04] <FloodBot3> obsidieth: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:04] <benedikt> obsidieth: edit sources.list, schedule a cron job to do "apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade -y"
[16:04] <obsidieth> thats what im after
[16:04] <ruby_on_tails> by mistake I installed some iditioc flash player for my FF instead of Adob'es flash plugin, and I don't remember its name even, its creating troubles now, what should I do ?
[16:04] <bytewalker> are all ubuntu repo's really slow right now?
[16:04] <jrib> benedikt: that isn't a supported way to upgrade...
[16:04] <magdala> I am using Ubuntu jaunty with fglrx drivers downloaded from ati homepage. I get som eproblems with compiz. Using Radeon HD 4850. Any ideas?
[16:05] <benedikt> jrib: but it works just fine
[16:05] <jrib> benedikt: no, not in general
[16:05] <obsidieth> ill give er a dry run
[16:05] <jrib> it works fine sometimes
[16:05] <soreau> magdala: What problems?
[16:05] <mnaines> bytewalker: I was wondering the same thing...When I download from the repos, its at less than 100kB/sec
[16:05] <obsidieth> well how is ubuntu server updated
[16:06] <magdala> soreau, when I minmize windows it takes some time to maximize them again
[16:06] <jrib> obsidieth: read the link from ubottu
[16:06] <MenZa> benedikt: It's like lighting a fire in your sitting room - sure, it'll keep you warm, but you will eventually die from monoxide poisoning.
[16:06] <obsidieth> surely there is a simple way without the x server running
[16:06] <magdala> and same happens when resizing windows
[16:06] <magdala> and I get screen tearing in default video player
[16:06] <soreau> magdala: Well afaik, that is an issue with the flgrx driver
[16:06] <bytewalker> yea heh, im using the main us one, it's like 50kB/s
[16:06] <obsidieth> gotcha
[16:06] <magdala> soreau, wtf? :D
[16:06] <soreau> magdala: And the driver also sucks for video playback
[16:06] <obsidieth> update manager core.
[16:06] <obsidieth> secondly
[16:07] <magdala> ATI closed source drivers?!
[16:07] <magdala> OMG!
[16:07] <obsidieth> is something going to go terribly wrong if i update without first applying all updates for 8.10
[16:07] <magdala> They should be perfect!
[16:07] <soreau> magdala: For resizing windows, change the default resize method to anything other than Normal in ccsm>Resize WIndow
[16:07] <jrib> obsidieth: well the updater should do that for you
[16:07] <obsidieth> it looked like ti was
[16:07] <nascentmind> magdala, are you getting blank spots on the screen?
[16:07] <magdala> no
[16:07] <obsidieth> but this page from the bot does say to be sure you apply all updates first.
[16:07] <happy_finger> obsidieth
[16:08] <magdala> everything looks ok but I get those problem
[16:08] <The_Dead_91> can you help me to add a menu option that allow me to boot a cdrom from grub?
[16:08] <magdala> when I minimize I guess the windows is taken out of the ram
[16:08] <raven> "raw1394 - failed to get handle: No such file or directory." what can i do?
[16:08] <henkpoley> I heard some gossip about the cpu frequency scaling governor in current ubuntu kernels being less than optimal. Is this (still) true ?
[16:08] <nascentmind> magdala, well the window max/min is a big problem.
[16:08] <magdala> and it takes some time to render them when I restore them
[16:08] <obsidieth> i assume the cli update tool is curses?
[16:08] <hehe> hello
[16:08] <hehe> people
[16:08] <nascentmind> magdala, i used to have that. also i used to get black spots on the screen. no idea why.
[16:09] <magdala> so how did you fix it?
[16:10] <nascentmind> magdala, using open source drivers now.
[16:10] <jrib> obsidieth: you know, I just thought of a really simple option that you might want to consider in case the cli tool requires interaction.  Start the upgrade, as soon as it begins downloading, hit ctrl-z (or send SIGSTOP directly).  Then schedule a SIGCONT at the time you need
[16:10] <obsidieth> im strugglingt og et 5kbs from the mirrors here.
[16:10] <magdala> seriously?! But then I won'd be able to use 3d
[16:10] <obsidieth> ah, that sounds like it might work nicely
[16:10] <magdala> I need 3d for some games  I play thru wine
[16:10] <happy_finger>  help me,... how to upgrade kernel 8.04 to 9.04
[16:11] <IdleOne> !upgrade
[16:11] <nascentmind> magdala, oh games are a problem.
[16:11] <magdala> omg. radeon and ubuntu is a problem
[16:11] <magdala> never going to recommend their products to anyone :/
[16:12] <obsidieth> heh
[16:12] <obsidieth> how do i get back into it once i have halted
[16:12] <jrib> obsidieth: use kill to send SIGCONT
[16:12] <obsidieth> im sorry?
[16:13] <magdala> are there really no solutions with radeon hd 4850  and compiz?
[16:13] <jrib> obsidieth: use the kill command to send the SIGCONT signal to the process
[16:13] <stian1979> I created raid0 /dev/md0 , when doing swapon /dev/md0 it works. If I do a reboot the swap is gone and if I do swapon /dev/md0 again I'm told md0 don't exsist.
[16:13] <soreau> magdala: The solution is the open driver
[16:13] <parapanghelescu> cabaro > are you still there ???? it seems that your command installed 2 softwares ...k3b and gnomebaker ......why ???
[16:14] <magdala> soreau, I need 3d acceleration!
[16:14] <soreau> magdala: Unfortunately, it will be at least 10.04 before its ready (with 3D) for ubuntu
[16:15] <soreau> magdala: Currently 3D is already working with it but you have to install latest kernel, libdrm, mesa, ddx etc. Not a trivial task atm
[16:15] <qbeush> 3d accelerations drivers or hardware?
[16:16] <obsidieth> [1]+  Stopped                 sudo do-release-upgrade
[16:16] <obsidieth> i cant see this in ps aux
[16:16] <vatts> any ubuntu software which supports PLC programming?
[16:16] <vatts> :x
[16:16] <magdala> soreau, I am using open source radeon drivers on HP laptop. compiz works but 3d games crash with it
[16:16] <mordof> i was wondering if it's possible to set an application as the background on a single screen (the 4 pseudo-desktops) is it a) possible to set a running app as the background, and b) possible to seperate into a single background in that aspect?
[16:17] <soreau> magdala: Since AMD bought ATI and started releasing specs, there have been many improvements. However, everything is still up in the air and much work needs to be done
[16:18] <magdala> it sucks :D
[16:18] <magdala> ok, thank you! :)
[16:19] <magdala> I will have to stick with fglrx and some compiz glitches because I need 3d
[16:19] <aleksil> Hello.
[16:19] <gutsy_gibbon> hello
[16:19] <gutsy_gibbon> guys
[16:19] <MerlinW> hi
[16:19] <scunizi> magdala: some 3d games will crash with compiz running
[16:19] <Guest3993> can someone help me getting flash to work
[16:20] <magdala> even with fglrx?
[16:20] <aleksil> I'm trying to compile FreeOrion with scons but it exits with  the message "Checking for Py_Initialize() in C library python2.6... no"
[16:20] <obsidieth> jrib: perfect.
[16:20] <MerlinW> World of Goo the best game on linux:D
[16:20] <obsidieth> thanks!
[16:20] <jrib> obsidieth: you tested and it resumes fine?
[16:21] <obsidieth> it was moving sort of slowly as it was
[16:21] <obsidieth> so im not sure, yet
[16:21] <aleksil> I have both python2.5 and python2.6 installed.
[16:21] <Guest3993> I have the macromedia mozilla pluging and the adobe flash player from the add/remove programs but some sites say that I need to update my flash player, youtube works fine?
[16:21] <obsidieth> will it know to request the same file again, i assume it will drop the connection if i leave it longer
[16:21] <xiven> Hello
[16:22] <MerlinW> Guest3993, install flashplugin-nonfree
[16:22] <jrib> obsidieth: you should test resuming it now and see
[16:22] <aleksil> any suggestions on how to fix it or where to ask?
[16:22] <janisozaur> is it possible to resize squashfs file?
[16:23] <havingamare> newbie to linux here
[16:23] <blabla> hi
[16:23] <MerlinW> aleksil, u need to install python 2.6 ?:D
[16:23] <Guest3993> I can't see that in the list
[16:23] <obsidieth> no dice.
[16:23] <obsidieth> stalled at 61
[16:23] <obsidieth> but i sighalted while it was finding sources
[16:23] <jrib> obsidieth: what is sighalt?
[16:23] <grawity> jrib: I think he meant SIGSTOP.
[16:24] <aleksil> MerlinW: that's the first thing I checked.
[16:24] <janisozaur> jrib: a kind of signal a process can receive
[16:24] <xiven> I'd like to try and figure out a little networking issue. The latest Ubuntu 9.04 picked up my Wireless Networking immediately...however it can have very slow to totally stopped speeds randomly. I would think this could be a driver issue. Now, the problem is, the laptop manufacturer offers a special driver installation, which is a customization for the driver that goes with the actual hardware, developed by another company. The 
[16:24] <modder> i m unable to eject a disk from the optical drive? can you help me'''''???
[16:24] <raven> "raw1394 - failed to get handle: No such file or directory." what can i do?
[16:24] <xiven> Is there a way to yank the INF file out of the installer EXE?
[16:24] <janisozaur> modder: is it mounted?
[16:24] <havingamare> can anyone help with usb wireless dongle install-Warning I know nothing
[16:24] <obsidieth> blah, you know
[16:24] <modder> janisozaur: yes
[16:24] <obsidieth> stop/die
[16:25] <Guest3993>  flashplugin-nonfree comes up with the macromedia program that I have already installed?
[16:25] <janisozaur> modder: manually or via nautilus?
[16:25] <obsidieth> sighalt was a bunch of skiddies.
[16:25] <modder> janisozaur: manually
[16:25] <jrib> obsidieth: no, they do different things... Since you said it didn't work, I'm trying to understand exactly what you did
[16:25] <janisozaur> modder: sudo umount /path/to/mountpoint
[16:25] <obsidieth> ctrl z.
[16:25] <parapanghelescu> modder > there is a small hole on front of the unit ...you can insert a thin object and push ....and then you're doing it manually ...
[16:26] <MerlinW> Guest3993, u have to enable the third party repos - system-admin-software repository
[16:26] <parapanghelescu> modder > the tray is going to open
[16:26] <vatts> !plc
[16:26] <vatts> ?
[16:26] <vatts> >_<
[16:26] <obsidieth> its a single character
[16:26] <modder> ok guys i try now
[16:26] <obsidieth> that is stopping this from going smooth
[16:26] <janisozaur> modder: you should try being nice to your system first ;)
[16:26] <vatts> lol
[16:27] <vatts> exacly 1400 pplz atm
[16:27] <vatts> in here
[16:27] <vatts> xD
[16:27] <MerlinW> Guest3993, macromedia is not exist anymore. its adobe
[16:27] <aleksil> MerlinW: I'd try uninstalling python2.6 and see what happens but there's a lot of stuff depending on it.
[16:27] <modder> ok solved with it manually:)
[16:27] <vatts> and 1 parted.
[16:27] <vatts> xD
[16:27] <MerlinW> we have 2 flash plugin, the adobe flash plugin and the nonfree
[16:27] <havingamare> ﻿can anyone help with usb wireless dongle install-Warning I know nothing
[16:27] <cg999> how would i move my ubuntu's boot partition to its own partition?
[16:27] <modder> oh, is there some hardcore gamer here?
[16:27] <Guest3993> Could not download all repository indexes
[16:27] <obsidieth> screw it
[16:27] <modder> i need some help and advice for the linux day event
[16:27] <janisozaur> cg999: some systems can't boot past 1024 block
[16:27] <obsidieth> im setting my alarm clock
[16:28] <janisozaur> cg999: that's one reason
[16:28] <cg999> theres 31mb free behind the ubuntu partition
[16:28] <cg999> i seen on gparted
[16:28] <MerlinW> modder: openarena, world of goo
[16:29] <modder> MerlinW: will it workk good with my 64 bit ubuntu?
[16:29] <rsk> modder: define hardcore gamer
[16:29] <MerlinW> everybody have too read the awesome Ubuntu magazine: http://fullcirclemagazine.org/
[16:29] <cg999> janisozaur, theres 32 mb of space behind the ubuntu partition
[16:29] <jrib> obsidieth: meh, procedure seems to work fine with wget anyway
[16:29] <MerlinW> modder: yep
[16:29] <benedikt>  /window close
[16:29] <modder> rsk: well, an expert guy for gaming stuff
[16:29] <modder> ok merlinw
[16:29] <janisozaur> cg999: so? what about it?
[16:29] <rsk> modder: define expert and gaming stuff please
[16:30] <MerlinW> lol
[16:30] <modder> rsk: i'm not expert in gaming in linux.. so i'd like to have advice from someone who always plays games in ubuntu
[16:30] <MerlinW> no hc gamer on linux:S
[16:30] <obsidieth> uh
[16:30] <obsidieth> i am physically unable to set my time to 2.29am
[16:30] <MerlinW> its a windows privilege
[16:30] <MerlinW> :D
[16:30] <obsidieth> its only accepting 1 or 3
[16:30] <rsk> modder: ok what kind of advice?
[16:30] <obsidieth> why is this
[16:31] <fxfitz5> I'm on a livecd. Is there a way to check and see what harddrives are connected?
[16:31] <janisozaur> fxfitz5: "mount"
[16:31] <aleksil> So I have python2.6 and scons both installed via package manager, scons looks for python2.6 but can't find it. I'm suspecting a configuration issue on my end since Google didn't turn up anything relevant. Any suggestions?
[16:31] <janisozaur> fxfitz5: oh, wait
[16:31] <MenZa> fxfitz5: Open a terminal and run sudo fdisk -l - that'll show you all storage devices connected.
[16:31] <modder> rsk: i will present my pc in this eventt . . this pc is one with the good lookng neons, leds, fans colour etc etc and it is relly powerfull.. and i will allow people to try games in ubuntu .. newbies, so i 'd love to find something to impress them
[16:32] <janisozaur> fxfitz5: you could also use gparted
[16:32] <jrib> aleksil: you probably need the -dev package for python2.6
[16:32] <MenZa> fxfitz5: (that's "sudo fdisk -l") - an L, not an I.
[16:32] <fxfitz5> MenZa, Got it. Thanks!
[16:32] <rsk> modder: try et:qw
[16:32] <janisozaur> is it possible to resize squashfs file?
[16:32] <MenZa> modder: id Software have released Linux binaries for most of their games, for example Doom 3 and Quake 4.
[16:32] <aleksil> jrib: installed and re-installed. No dice.
[16:33] <modder> MenZa: what about racing gamess'?
[16:33] <MenZa> modder: I don't know of any, alas.
[16:33] <MenZa> modder: Then again, I keep my gaming on Windows, so I can't say I'd know.
[16:33] <modder> Menza: i see
[16:33] <aleksil> I wish it were something stupid like that. I'd be embarrassed but at least the problem would be solved.
[16:34] <stian1979> I created raid0 /dev/md0 , when doing swapon /dev/md0 it works. If I do a reboot the swap is gone and if I do swapon /dev/md0 again I'm told md0 don't exsist.
[16:34] <jrib> aleksil: what exactly are you doing then?
[16:34] <erUSUL> !raid | stian1979
[16:34] <MenZa> modder: If you want casual games, I highly suggest World of Goo, as has already been suggested.
[16:35] <modder> MenZa: ok i'll tr y getting it
[16:35] <Narc> Hi everyone
[16:35] <IdleOne> !hi | Narc
[16:35] <aleksil> jrib: I have the latest svn of FreeOrion. I type "scons configure" in the FreeOrion directory and get "Checking for Py_Initialize() in C library python2.6... no"
[16:36] <stian1979> I made md1 raid1 work without any problem, md0 big problem
[16:36] <fxfitz5> MenZa, So it looks like my harddrive might be dead on my netbook. Is there a way just to verify? From the livecd I don't see anything
[16:36] <fxfitz5> fxfitz5, Except for the USB i'm booting off of
[16:37] <MenZa> fxfitz5: Well, you could paste the output from sudo fdisk -l in a pastebin and I can have a look at it.
[16:37] <aleksil> jrib: No idea what's wrong really. I guess the next step would be to find out where exactly the problem is.
[16:37] <MenZa> fxfitz5: My next step would be to place it in a different computer and see if that yielded the same results.
[16:37] <janisozaur> fxfitz5: there is a utility for smart-capable HDDs, you could try that
[16:38] <MenZa> Also, what janisozaur said.
[16:38] <thedancingdeer> which processes are best removed for my desktop to increase my login time! the boot time is awesome as it is but takes a while to login due to my compiz desktop!
[16:38] <Crewsr3> is there a irc channel that is best for the Global bug jam?
[16:38] <phix> :D
[16:38] <fxfitz5> MenZa, Alright, lemme reboot it. Whatever I did just killed wireless :-P
[16:38] <MenZa> fxfitz5: Heh
[16:38] <Narc> Okay, I have an obviously obscure problem and I need your help Ubuntu brothers...
[16:38] <[fade]> just ask
[16:39] <thedancingdeer> are the current updates reliable enough? i've experienced unstability on updating my system, so i actually dread n stay away from updating my system!
[16:39] <havingamare> ﻿can anyone help with usb wireless dongle install-Warning I know nothing
[16:39] <jrib> aleksil: paste config.log
[16:39] <[fade]> havingamare in konsole type lsusb
[16:40] <phix> im gay
[16:40] <[fade]> it should give you name of the card
[16:40] <[fade]> nice for you phix
[16:40] <[fade]> phisher1 hi :)
[16:40] <phix> jubes?
[16:40] <phix> wher ewhwrew?
[16:40] <LjL> !ops | phix
[16:40] <yowshi> is it piossibletyo grab an older versxzion of ubuntu for an oldercomp?
[16:40] <phix> :) ok hello
[16:40] <[fade]> yes yowshi
[16:40] <yowshi> i just need the live disk to fix afriends windowsmachine
[16:40] <phix> sorry
[16:40] <[fade]> you can download it from archive
[16:40] <LjL> phix: sorry the hell.
[16:40] <phix> i dont speak english:)
[16:40] <yowshi> [fade]: where?
[16:40] <phix> hi
[16:40] <coz_> yowshi,  is should be yes but there will most likely be no updates
[16:40] <[fade]> on ubuntu website
[16:41] <yowshi> coz_: dont need updates it isnt going on as a installed OS
[16:41] <coz_> yowshi,  ah ok
[16:41] <phix> LjL: I am back
[16:41] <yowshi> coz_: know where i might get it?
[16:41] <janisozaur> yowshi: you could grab LTS
[16:41] <bmcfee> i'm running 9.10 and created a soft raid1 with palimpsest for use as /home (after the initial install), but it disappears on reboot.  does it save the raid config somewhere other than in mdadm.conf?
[16:41] <jrib> !paste | aleksil
[16:41] <janisozaur> !lts | yowshi
[16:41] <havingamare> Fade, didnt find konsole, so used terminal. it said:
[16:42] <yowshi> the comp has at most 128 megs of ram
[16:42] <havingamare> Bus 001 Device 004: ID 148f:2070 Ralink Technology, Corp.
[16:42] <havingamare> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
[16:42] <janisozaur> yowshi: i think you should go for alternate then
[16:42] <janisozaur> !alternate
[16:42] <yowshi> janisozaur: alternate?
[16:42] <janisozaur> !alternate | yowshi
[16:42] <coz_> yowshi,  yes alternate cd and also  which version do you want?
[16:43] <yowshi> janisozaur: no text mode wont work so well i need a live cd to go in and clean out someones crap loaded windows
[16:43] <aleksil> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/284690/
[16:43] <coz_> yowshi,  if you are going to install a previous version I might suggest dapper  6.06 or edgy 6.10
[16:43] <janisozaur> yowshi: you can still do that with cli
[16:44] <janisozaur> yowshi: unless you want wine to run some windows crap. but then, why would you want to run it?
[16:44] <mnaines> Why is the Ubuntu repo slow today?
[16:44] <Gintulis> today?
[16:44] <MenZa> !slow | mnaines
[16:44] <yowshi> janisozaur: heh no i just need an easy to use interface to run an AV if possibleor if not just manually cleanse the system
[16:45] <Narc> Is it alright to ask a long question here ?
[16:45] <musikgoat> mnaines: you can also change your mirror, if you haven't already
[16:45] <jrib> aleksil: what is cl?  Do you know?
[16:45] <yowshi> coz_: 6 or 7 would do fine
[16:45] <mnaines> muskigoat, I'm trying to download some more apps, but its running slow
[16:45] <coz_> yowshi,   http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/feisty/
[16:46] <musikgoat> mnaines: go to system -> admin -> software sources
[16:46] <janisozaur> yowshi: i think you could try knoppix (if they still keep updating it - last time i checked, it was version 5) or UBCD (i think it has some cli-gui, i've even written some module for that)
[16:46] <musikgoat> mnaines: change the "download from" to another location
[16:46] <janisozaur> yowshi: ubuntu officially says it requires 256 megs, but that doesn't prevent you from trying it anyway
[16:46] <musikgoat> find a school or location near you and try that for faster speeds
[16:47] <yowshi> janisozaur: i have tried the 256 versions on a system with not enough memory it doesnt work
[16:47] <jrib> aleksil: do you know why scons is trying to use cl instead of gcc?
[16:47] <janisozaur> yowshi: then use cli, that's what i'd do
[16:47] <fxfitz5> MenZa, FYI, I am using a knoppix live USB. I didn't have an Ubuntu live usb around, but I do use Ubuntu regularly
[16:47] <yowshi> coz_: wheres the download button
[16:47] <janisozaur> yowshi: do you really need gui?
[16:47] <aleksil> jrib: nope
[16:48] <jrib> aleksil: look into it, I suspect that is why
[16:48] <coz_> yowshi,   do you see the blue text?   just click on the blue text
[16:48] <havingamare> any1 help with usbBus 001 Device 004: ID 148f:2070 Ralink Technology, Corp.
[16:49] <yowshi> coz_: found it it shows up as white on my screen
[16:49] <coz_> yowshi,  ah ok no wonder it was confusing :)
[16:49] <sproaty> is anyone's facebook chat working w/ firefox 3.5, ubuntu 9.04?
[16:49] <etyrnal> hello?
[16:49] <mnaines> musikgoat: I had the program determine the best server for my location...It found mirror.anl.gov as the best one
[16:49] <yowshi> coz_: yeah something buggered ony my firefox no idea what but on many pages i have to select all to read text
[16:50] <musikgoat> mnaines: sure, are you in the midwest?
[16:50] <mnaines> musikgoat: Kansas City
[16:50] <UberTaco> hey guys: webcam issues
[16:50] <coz_> yowshi,  try changing themes
[16:50] <exodus_ms> anyone experiencing slow connection speeds while using apt to install programs?
[16:50] <UberTaco> I'm trying to set up my webcam so that I can make Skype video calls
[16:50] <musikgoat> mnaines: you can also try mirror.cs.umn.edu as that is usually faster for me (chicago)
[16:51] <mnaines> musikgoat: I'm getting 1200kB/sec now
[16:51] <musikgoat> mnaines: and ANL is just a city away from me
[16:51] <UberTaco> lsusb shows that it ought to use the gspca_pac207 driver. I modprobed it, but the driver won't detect my camera
[16:51] <etyrnal> i have a machine w/ 2 drives - on has win xp, other has ubuntu 9 -- i had to take the ubuntu drive out, now i have grub loader error on boot..  how can i tell grub to start off windows drive?
[16:51] <musikgoat> mnaines: good!
[16:51] <etyrnal> one^
[16:51] <[fade]> exodus_ms cool for me, updated with max speed few hrs ago
[16:51] <janisozaur> !slow | exodus_ms
[16:51] <gasg> Hello, somebody like me have tried 9.10 beta on the aspire one a110l?
[16:51] <gasg> the kernel is totally incompatible
[16:51] <gasg> a lot of errors during the bot
[16:52] <exodus_ms> janisozaur, thanks, you wouldnt know where I could find a deb for rosegarden do you :)
[16:52] <janisozaur> !karmic | gasg
[16:52] <The_Dead_91>  can you help me to add a menu option that allow me to boot a cdrom from grub?
[16:52] <voidje> I'm looking for video editing software.
[16:52] <voidje> Has anyone suggestions or that?
[16:52] <voidje> for*
[16:52] <Narc> Can I post a long question here ? I'm asking because I don't want it to be considered spam...
[16:52] <[fade]> just ask
[16:53] <janisozaur> exodus_ms: ppa?
[16:53] <MenZa> Narc: Unless you're pasting several lines, go ahead.
[16:53] <musikgoat> MenZa: have any control of ubottu?
[16:53] <voidje> Does linux even have video editing software?
[16:53] <MenZa> musikgoat: I don't, no.
[16:53] <rsk> voidje: it has.
[16:53] <exodus_ms> [fade], thanks man,
[16:53] <LjL> voidje: yes it does. feel free to join #ubuntu-bots and ask "list every video editor"
[16:53] <janisozaur> exodus_ms: from rosegardenmusic.com: "Installable binary packages for many major Linux distributions are available via the distributions' standard package repositories."
[16:53] <Narc> MenZa: Well in fact it is several lines
[16:54] <musikgoat> MenZa: suggestion of who i could hilight to ask that something be added to a factoid?
[16:54] <musikgoat> !pastebin | narc
[16:54] <voidje> LjL: thank you
[16:54] <LjL> !bot > musikgoat    (musikgoat, see the private message from ubottu) instructions for that are here
[16:54] <musikgoat> LjL: thanks
[16:54] <iseit> hola
[16:54] <exodus_ms> janisozaur, yeah, but like I mentioned, very sloooow connection
[16:54] <Narc> musikgoat: Okay thanks
[16:54] <fxfitz> MenZa: http://paste.ubuntu.com/284699/
[16:54] <iseit> hola
[16:54] <fxfitz> MenZa, Thats the result of fdisk -l
[16:54] <justi> any option to stopmotion? it keeps crushing, and I am not finding an alternative
[16:54] <janisozaur> !mirrors | exodus_ms
[16:55] <MenZa> I see a ~5GB and an ~8GB harddrive connected, fxfitz - I assume one of these is a USB stick you're running it off?
[16:55] <fxfitz> MenZa, Yes, the 4gig is the usb stick.
[16:55] <dredhammer> is there a seperate channel for Karmic Beta or can i use this one?
[16:55] <exodus_ms> janisozaur, not trying to install *buntu man :P
[16:55] <LjL> dredhammer: #ubuntu+1
[16:55] <MenZa> fxfitz: And the other is an SSD drive?
[16:56] <janisozaur> exodus_ms: i believe you can use the same mirrors (or quite a few of them) for standard repos
[16:56] <fxfitz> MenZa: I believe so; I think its the one that came with the netbook. I'm looking at it for my mother in law
[16:56] <fxfitz> MenZa: When I mount it, there is only one folder in it: IMAGES, and it has nothing in it
[16:56] <exodus_ms> janisozaur, ya, I got rosegarden finally installing from the repos, only ~54 mins left :)
[16:56] <MenZa> fxfitz: Ah. And the problem was what, you said? I remember something a missing disk, but that doesn't appear to be the case here (unless, of course, you're supposed to have 2 SSDs :p)
[16:57] <exodus_ms> thanks for your help janisozaur
[16:57] <etyrnal> can anyone help me with grub?
[16:57] <MenZa> !anyone | etyrnal
[16:57] <iseit> hablameeeee
[16:57] <aleksil> jrib: Found it. Options.cache had a line with "CC = 'lc'", I changed it to "CC = 'gcc'".
[16:57] <dredhammer> thank you LjL
[16:57] <fxfitz> MenZa, you're right. It looks like the harddrive is working properly, it just doesn't have anything on it. She must have really screwed it up. Would you have any idea about how to get Windows XP (my mother in law has already tried linux and didn't like it) back on it? If we can't, I'll just have to put linux back on.
[16:58] <iseit> you venezuela iseit
[16:58] <exodus_ms> !sp
[16:58] <janisozaur> exodus_ms: what's your architecture?
[16:58] <exodus_ms> !es
[16:58] <exodus_ms> janisozaur, 64bit
[16:59] <janisozaur> exodus_ms: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/amd64/rosegarden/download
[16:59] <exodus_ms> sweet, thanks man
[16:59] <janisozaur> exodus_ms: be sure to read the announcment in the box at the top
[16:59] <Ridders> any suggestions for apps that will show that my graphics card is working?
[17:00] <fxfitz> MenZa, Actually I think I'll just put ubuntu on it; I've always wanted to try Ubuntu Netbook Remix. Any idea how to get it onto the laptop though?
[17:00] <janisozaur> Ridders: glxinfo | grep -i direct
[17:00] <janisozaur> Ridders: glxgears
[17:00] <musikgoat> Ridders: if you see your screen, your graphics card is working ;)
[17:00] <exodus_ms> janisozaur, one habit I have since I stated using *nix, read read read :P thanks again man
[17:00] <dayo_> anyone know how accurate/current this wiki on plone+ubuntu is? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/forum/server/Plone
[17:00] <Joeseph> Where is the ssh config file?
[17:00] <MenZa> fxfitz: Simple :)
[17:00] <janisozaur> exodus_ms: also see https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors
[17:00] <MenZa> !usb > fxfitz (Please see the private message from the bot)
[17:00] <giambelluca> list!
[17:00] <musikgoat> Joeseph: /etc/sshd/ssh_config
[17:00] <fxfitz> Got it! THANKS!
[17:00] <Ridders> yh done all those, and i get that part, what i ment was I've installed what i think are the drivers for my ATI hd 4870 card, but Im not sure how to test it
[17:00] <Joeseph> musikgoat: THanks.
[17:01] <grawity> Joeseph: And ~/.ssh/config
[17:01] <MenZa> fxfitz: Welcome! Good luck :)
[17:01] <janisozaur> Ridders: fglrxinfo
[17:01] <musikgoat> Joeseph: yes, the ~/.ssh/config will be a user based config where /etc/sshd/ssh_config will be global
[17:01] <SVisor> As always.. something breaks when upgrading. Upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10 and now headphones do not work.  I tried the different "profiles". Those marked as "Duplex" gives me the option to select "headphone" but no sound. Does someone has a solution?
[17:02] <janisozaur> !karmic | SVisor
[17:02] <dayo> !plone
[17:02] <Joeseph> musikgoat: Ah.  That's what I wanted....  /etc/....  had nothing in it.   Thanks.
[17:02] <SVisor> ty moving on
[17:03] <Narc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/284706/
[17:03] <Narc> Thank you for your help
[17:03] <UberTaco> can someone help a dude set up his webcam in Ubuntu?
[17:03] <evident> hi everybody! Can anybody help me set up a development environment for programming Nintendo DS software on Ubuntu? Pls msg me!
[17:03] <heavenrider> can any body tell me how i can get the cube desktop on my ubuntu?
[17:03] <MenZa> Narc: I suggest boiling that down a little and actually posting it in the channel
[17:04] <MenZa> Narc: Few people open pastebin URLs unless addressed to them specifically ;)
[17:04] <grawity> heavenrider: First install ccsm, then enable the Desktop Cube plugin.
[17:04] <heavenrider> i can already enable the advance effects, and have updated nvidia drivers
[17:04] <grawity> !ccsm | heavenrider
[17:04] <musikgoat> Narc: have you looked into dd-wrt or tomato?
[17:04] <grawity> heavenrider: compizconfig-settings-manager
[17:04] <heavenrider> in very new to linux , i dont knw how to install ccm?
[17:05] <[fade]> what is ccm ?
[17:05] <heavenrider> andd how do i find where it is
[17:05] <eng_metal> hi! my first time here. Are there friends to change good ideas?
[17:05] <Narc> MenZa: Okay I'll try, thanks. I don't know how to boil it down though :)
[17:05] <[fade]> eng_metal what you need ?
[17:05] <janisozaur> !ot | eng_metal
[17:05] <eng_metal> hi, guys!
[17:05] <Ridders> evident: would it not be an idea to install virtual box in ubuntu and install windows in it to do all that?
[17:05] <Sephran> anyone who can assist me a little with making an USB boot of ubuntu? Few problems, I'm in windows, and I don't have a ubuntu live cd, and no cd's to burn it..just the iso
[17:06] <Narc> musikgoat: No, not at all, I even never heard about that, I'm going to investigate
[17:06] <musikgoat> !unetbootin | Sephran
[17:06] <Narc> thanks
[17:06] <eng_metal> first, in this channel can I do any question? Just about ubuntu?
[17:06] <[fade]> easy solution = buy a cd
[17:06] <evident> Ridders, well I already found a way to run "devkitpro" using wine, but I thought there were people here knowing how to do all this without emulating windows programs
[17:06] <MenZa> eng_metal: Correct - this channel is for Ubuntu support. We do have #ubuntu-offtopic for all other topics.
[17:06] <Sephran> is not an easy solution, since the shops are closed :p
[17:06] <heavenrider> ok i found simple ccsm
[17:06] <musikgoat> Narc: dd-wrt is a open sourced router firmware, and there are a number of linksys models supported, yet they can be tricky to install
[17:06] <heavenrider> shoud i install it, then ill get the cube?
 thanks! if possible I hope to help somebody.
[17:07] <janisozaur> heavenrider: then you could configure your system to have the cube
[17:07] <eng_metal> what is the best irc program?
[17:07] <heavenrider> ok thanks a bunch
[17:07] <eng_metal> I use xchat-gnome.
[17:07] <heavenrider> also where can i get kiba dock?
[17:07] <grawity> eng_metal: There is no "best".
[17:07] <Ridders> evident: i dont know much about what involved with playing around with the ds, but I assume all it is, is that you program in a language right?
[17:07] <musikgoat> Narc: however, IF you follow the instructions to the T, you can have a much more useful and functional router as the end result
[17:07] <heavenrider> i cant find it any where
[17:07] <grawity> eng_metal: But many like either xchat (NOT xchat-gnome), or irssi.
[17:07] <janisozaur> !best | eng_metal
[17:07] <evident> Xchat is quite good... what more do you want?
[17:08] <Narc> musikgoat: Yes that's what I'm reading. You think it could help with my problem ? Because I'm happy with my Linksys firmware. I don't think it's a router issue since it's not doing it on other OSes
[17:08] <heavenrider> where can i find and install kiba dock?
[17:08] <heavenrider> i heard its really good
[17:08] <vimalg2> Is the NVIDIA 180.xx glx  plug and play when changing between graphhics cards in the 8xxx and 9xxx series. It worked for me. Can anyone confirm?
[17:08] <musikgoat> Narc: where do you see the disconnects happen, with the torrent clients or in some logs
[17:09] <shawn_> xchat
[17:09] <shawn_> eng_metal: XChat is one of the best.
[17:09] <The_Dead_91>  can you help me to add a menu option that allow me to boot a cdrom from grub?
 alright. it's good to understand the rules of the chaneel.
[17:09] <gsedej> Hi! How to install mesa 7.6 on ubuntu 9.04? Is easyer to install 9.10?
[17:09] <eng_metal> channel! sorry!
[17:09] <MarkGil> Hi, and PHP gurus here?  (I would ask in #php but it's permentently full it seems).   I am having problems with this CLI script:  http://pastebin.com/m531dff05   It keeps prompting for a password, even thou I specifiy one in the script.
[17:09] <evident> Ridders: Well as far as I've read so far the games are programmed in c++... there are libraries with many functions to interact with the NDS...  but I guess I'll need some kind of compiler to make "*.nds" files, which are the files the games are stored in... must be some kind of archive
[17:09] <vimalg2> I successfully changed to a 8500gt from a 9800gt and after a reboot it picked it up correctly. Will the clock and GPU settings be correct for older card
[17:10] <Narc> musikgoat: Well, logfiles haven't been really useful on this one, unless I'm not looking in the good ones
[17:10] <musikgoat> vimalg2: the clock and GPU settings are controlled in hardware, you shouldn't have anything  to worry about
[17:10] <musikgoat> Narc: how do you know that you are having these disconnects?
[17:10] <vimalg2> musikgoat: I figured. Thanks for confirming. :) I appreciate it
[17:10] <appi> hello everyone, how to uninstall ubuntu 9.04?
[17:10] <evident> appi: what do you mean by uninstall?
[17:10] <grawity> appi: Depends on how you installed it.
[17:11] <evident> what do you wanna use instead?
[17:11] <Ridders> evident: hmm, notepad ++ was always a good program for me, when I used to do programming, as for a compiler, all i can suggest is that you google for a linux one, sorry
[17:11] <Narc> musikgoat: What do you mean ? I'm just not connected to the internet anymore, can't access router's config page nor ping it and the internet led on it just goes off
[17:11] <Yoman> Hello! Been trying to figure this out for quiet some while now... I am trying to change my screen resolution to one that is larger than my screen can support in order to be able to use programs which are too large for my small netbook screen. I.e. much the way that windows handles stuff when making the resolution too big (which is making you able to pan to the sides). Highly appreciate any help! Thanks!
[17:11] <Memphisto> hi again folks
[17:11] <mnaines> !ext4
[17:12] <evident> Ridders: ok thanks... I usually code in vim with my own settings, and for a compiler: well I guess I'll find something... gonna contact some people... thanks fpr the help!
 there softwares that you can load through CD and follow the instrutions.
[17:12] <gsedej> Hi! How to install Mesa 7.6 on 9.04?
[17:12] <musikgoat> Narc: ok, thats what i was attempting to understand,  and is this over wireless or LAN?
[17:12] <Memphisto> what do i have to do to get remote desktop runing? (remote desktop in ubuntu)?
[17:12] <janisozaur> MarkGil: #php isn't full, perhaps you need to authenticate (/msg nickserv help)
[17:13] <Narc> musikgoat: LAN only, Ethernet. Wi-fi is disabled and DHCP too. I have a static IP, were you to ask :)
[17:13] <Guest90575> anyone to chat?????????/
[17:13] <Memphisto> Dr_Willis, hi its me again :)
[17:13] <janisozaur> !ot | Guest90575
[17:13] <heavenrider> hello i found that kiba dock has been removed from epositories and moved to source forge , then how can i get it?
[17:13] <eng_metal> can anybody explain how wireless card up?
[17:14] <musikgoat> Narc: good, there really shouldn't be anything different linux is doing with the data transfer and requests versus windows... check lspci for your NIC brand, what is that?
[17:14] <peter2> can someone tell me where I could go to ask questions about iptables?
[17:14] <Guest90575> how to chat in ubuntu???????/
[17:14] <grawity> Guest90575: You _are_ chatting already.
[17:14] <musikgoat> !pidgin | Guest90575
[17:14] <fearful> How can I install libgssdp-1.0-1 0.6.4 on Jaunty?
[17:15] <eng_metal> Guest90575 explain better. using a program? what is your difficult/
[17:15] <Narc> musikgoat: Yes, that's what I thought but it's obviously something that has to do with the way Ubuntu talk to the router, or maybe the way bittorrent packets are handled I don't know. My network card is an Intel.
[17:16] <gabisar> whois bc
[17:16] <fearful> How can I install libgssdp-1.0-1 0.6.4 on Jaunty?
[17:16] <grawity> fearful: apt-get install libgssdp?
[17:16]  * whois lookup on bc
[17:17] <phako> fearful: there's a ppa for it
[17:17] <janisozaur> fearful: "sudo apt-get install package-name"
[17:17] <fearful> janisozaur, grawity well I know that but the version in the repo is 0.6.2
[17:17] <musikgoat> Narc: and have you made sure your router firmware is up to date? the official firmware from linksys?
[17:17] <Narc> musikgoat: My bad, sorry, it's a Realtek, on an Intel motherboard.
[17:17] <fearful> phako, thanks I'll look into that
[17:17] <grawity> fearful: Then compile from source?
[17:17] <musikgoat> Narc: oh
[17:17] <computerquip> Anyone else have a problem with pulseaudio on 9.10?
[17:17] <Memphisto> why have the keyboard changed in vnc and not on the computer?
[17:17] <eng_metal> I'll back. some problems to resolv now. Thank you!
[17:18] <Narc> musikgoat: Yes, I got the latest firmware from Linksys
[17:18] <fearful> grawity, exactly what I was asking for if anyone knew where I could get the source, I googled it and nothing, thanks phako I'll look for the ppa
[17:18] <phako> https://launchpad.net/~jamesh/+archive/upnp
[17:18] <phako> but that deatures 0.7.0
[17:18] <phako> why do you need 0.6.4?
[17:18] <glicks> hey does anyone know why java applet isnt wroking correctly in firefox?
[17:18] <glicks> its just a gray box that says java applet
[17:18] <glicks> but strangely i can here sounds comming from it
[17:18] <phako> fearful: the yource is at http://gupnp.org
[17:18] <phako> source
[17:18] <fearful> phako, I'm getting a dependency error on installing aMSN 0.98b
[17:18] <iceroot> which port i have to open for the ubuntu desktop-viewer? 5900?
[17:18] <bsm> my also hda is not working
[17:19] <phako> amsn is using gssdp?
[17:19] <fearful> phako, thank you
[17:19] <fearful> phako, apparently so
[17:19] <janisozaur> fearful: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=gssdp
[17:19] <fearful> janisozaur, phaero thanks for your help
[17:20] <glicks> anyone know how to enable java applets on firefox?
[17:20] <glicks> i have java installed
[17:20] <iceroot> glicks: firefox restarted?
[17:20] <janisozaur> glicks: do you also have icedtea installed
[17:20] <janisozaur> glicks: ?
[17:20] <musikgoat> Narc: which realtek, 8139?
[17:21] <heavenrider> does any body here know about kiba dock, if so can u tell me where i can get it
[17:21] <glicks> icedtea janisozaur ?
[17:21] <glicks> no whats that?
[17:21] <cloclo> Bonjour
[17:21] <Ido_> Hey guys, I need help with Samba, I tried reading a guide and I quite don't understand much...
[17:21] <musikgoat> Narc: any specifics?
[17:21] <janisozaur> glicks: i remember sun java had issues with icedtea, i had to uninstall it to make sun java work
[17:21] <janisozaur> !icedtea | glicks
[17:22] <cloclo> N'y a-t'il pas une doc sur QT3 ou 4 désigner en francais ?
[17:22] <janisozaur> glicks: icedtea is a gnu java
[17:22] <musikgoat> !file icedtea
[17:22] <glicks> sould i install icedtea?
[17:22] <heavenrider> KIBA DOCK , can any one help me
[17:22] <Narc> musikgoat: Not 8139,  Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8111/8168B PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet controller
[17:22] <janisozaur> glicks: no, if you want sun java to work in your browser
[17:22] <glicks> sun java doesnt seem to be working
[17:23] <thiebaude> glicks, sun-java6.jre?
[17:23] <janisozaur> glicks: also remove openjdk
[17:24] <musschrott_> hi, i've got a dual boot system winxp/linuxMint; now i want to replace linuxMint with ubuntu - how do i do that without reinstallint windows? is that even possible?
[17:24] <Gintulis> #youtube
[17:24] <thiebaude> glicks, sun-java6-plugin
[17:24] <janisozaur> glicks: "update-alternatives --display java" ?
[17:24] <Joeseph> I've allowed only ssh private/public keys to access my ssh server.  I want to allow password authentication.   What line in ssh_config do I need to change?
[17:24] <Sephran> damn is there any way of installing ubuntu on the usb, without having a live cd?
[17:24] <janisozaur> Joeseph: man ssh_config
[17:25] <janisozaur> Sephran: yes
[17:25] <janisozaur> Sephran: you still need the iso though
[17:25] <janisozaur> !usb | Sephran
[17:25] <glicks> janisozaur, i think im running openjdk
[17:25] <janisozaur> glicks: then remove it and restart browser
[17:25] <musikgoat> Sephran: which ISO did you download?
[17:25] <Narc> musikgoat: I'm trying to follow MenZa's advise and skim down my original paste and post it here :)
[17:26] <musikgoat> Narc: i'm still looking around, good idea
[17:26] <disappearedng> I am seeing this: W: GPG error: http://deb.opera.com stable Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY F9A2F76A9D1A0061 any idea?
[17:26] <janisozaur> glicks: and make sure you have sun-java6-plugin
[17:26] <Sephran> ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
[17:26] <grawity> disappearedng: I think the page at http://deb.opera.com/ has instructions on adding their key.
[17:26] <musikgoat> Sephran: that is the LiveCD
[17:26] <musikgoat> Sephran: follow the USB installation instructions using unetbootin
[17:26] <grawity> disappearedng: Yeah, wget -O - http://deb.opera.com/archive.key | sudo apt-key add -
[17:27] <glicks> janisozaur, i want to remove java-gcj?
[17:27] <limx> hi
[17:27] <limx> where is the xorg.conf file in ubuntu 9.10?
[17:27] <musikgoat> !karmic | limx
[17:27] <limx> k
[17:27] <janisozaur> glicks: i think it is just a compiler - if you dont gcc's gcj, then yes
[17:27] <RalphS> I ordered the Ubuntu Server 9.04 (x64) only to realize that it was not compatible with my 32 bit architecture. But I just tried that disk, booted it and it WORKED! Then I tried that in VirtualBox but it wont work and I tried to run 64 bit applications which worked fine. I would be highly grateful to you if someone could explain this.
[17:27] <janisozaur> glicks: anyway, you can install it later on anyway
[17:28] <musschrott_> i want to replace the linuxmint in my dual-boot setup (winxp/linux) with ubuntu. how do i do that without reinstalling windows? is that even possible?
[17:29] <Sephran> I saw the live, and net install options, whats the difference?
[17:29] <Narc> Okay, here's my case Ubuntu fellows : My router (Linksys WAG200G) is getting disconnected from the Internet and mostly from the LAN almost each time I'm using BitTorrent, whatever the client. Any suggestions anyone ? Thanks. See http://paste.ubuntu.com/284706/ for more.
[17:29] <janisozaur> musschrott_: format your mint partiton and install or just install and choose to format aforementioned partition in the installer
[17:29] <musschrott_> janisozaur: thanks
[17:29] <janisozaur> Sephran: well, net is like from the net...
[17:30] <Sephran> it downloads it from the net?
[17:30] <janisozaur> Sephran: yeah, i believe so
[17:30] <glicks> what the heck, why are the ubuntu repos so slow today?
[17:30] <Kuba> Hey
[17:30] <janisozaur> !slow | glicks
[17:30] <janisozaur> glicks: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors
[17:30] <musikgoat> Sephran: janisozaur is correct, the net installer is a minimal installer that then grabs the rest of the installation from the net
[17:31] <wildc4rd> afternoon all
[17:31] <Sephran> live is the full packadge then
[17:31] <Kuba> Could someone please tell how to install newer (or older) version of libwebkit-dev?
[17:31] <musikgoat> Sephran: yes
[17:31] <janisozaur> Kuba: newer or older than what?
[17:31] <Doc_Lappy> kuba did you look in synaptic manager
[17:32] <musikgoat> Sephran: the instructions here are pretty clear, use unetbootin, select the disk image (the ISO you have), and select the destination USB stick... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[17:32] <Kuba> Doc_Lappy: newer used it :P
[17:32] <Doc_Lappy> simple question but just checking to make sure ya did
[17:32] <Sephran> it's installing
[17:32] <Kuba> janisozaur: 1.1.12 is the version from repo
[17:32] <Sephran> using this method, can I still use files cross platform?
[17:33] <janisozaur> Kuba: do you want to use that?
[17:33] <musikgoat> Sephran: be more specific
[17:33] <musikgoat> Sephran: you want to access your windows disk?
[17:33] <Kuba> janisozaur: nope; it has bug, which negatively influences uzbl browser
[17:33] <Sephran> that I can access any files on the usb from within linux and windows
[17:33] <musikgoat> Sephran: yes
[17:33] <Doc_Lappy> ya you can
[17:34] <janisozaur> Kuba: then look in PPAs or compile from source
[17:34] <Doc_Lappy> oh too late musikgoat got it
[17:34] <janisozaur> Kuba: also read about apt-pinning
[17:34] <musikgoat> !apt-pinning | Kuba
[17:34] <musikgoat> arg
[17:34] <Sephran> here goes nothing, gotta boot up :)
[17:34] <Doc_Lappy> but yeah usb sticks work for *nix or dos/win
[17:34] <ghostlines> I made mistake with gparted and marked half of my disk as unformatted, now i don't know how to get that space back, anyone know how to recover it?
[17:35] <janisozaur> ghostlines: did you commit changes?
[17:35] <bobertdos> ghostlines: You could just create another partition and use it for storage.........That's what I did........
[17:36] <ghostlines> bobertdos, that's what i wanted to initially do
[17:36] <janisozaur> ghostlines: do you want to "undelete"/recover the data or just use the space?
[17:36] <ghostlines> janisozaur, I want to create another partition and use the space
[17:36] <Athen> why would installing a program [in this case xscreensaver] cause one of my global shortcuts to no longer work [in this case the 'lock screen' function] ?
[17:36] <kipingor> hello people
[17:36] <janisozaur> ghostlines: then just format the partition with ext3 or whatever else suits you
[17:37] <Narc> Okay, I'm just posting it one more time : http://paste.ubuntu.com/284706/ . Thanks.
[17:37] <jgblanco> hi
[17:38] <ghostlines> janisozaur, gparted is not giving me an option to create another partition, just an option to resize the current half that's left
[17:38] <musikgoat> Narc: don't be worried about repeating, just don't do it too often
[17:38] <musikgoat> Narc: you have a unique issue, so you might find that the forums are a better avenue
[17:38] <kipingor> how do I configure DNS on Ubuntu
[17:39] <janisozaur> ghostlines: perhaps you already have 4 primary partitions?
[17:39] <musikgoat> gtg, good luck Narc
[17:39] <Narc> musikgoat: Well, I'm getting really hopeless because I already posted it on Ubuntu Forums
[17:39] <janisozaur> kipingor: man resolv.conf
[17:39] <Narc> musikgoat: Ok, thanks for you help, bye
[17:40] <musikgoat> Narc: oh :(  I am really happy with my dd-wrt router, keep that as an option, the firmware is fantastic, and linksys firmware is poop, imho
[17:40] <kipingor> so I can get example.local janisozaur?
[17:40] <Narc> musikgoat: Ok, I think I'm going to give it a try. dd-wrt is better than Tomato ?
[17:41] <janisozaur> kipingor: could you rephrase that?
[17:42] <musikgoat> Narc: in my opinion it is,  read around and ask in #dd-wrt
[17:42] <musikgoat> Narc: i'm not seeing anything for the WAG 200G router though, so make sure its supported
[17:42] <musikgoat> GL!
[17:42] <ghostlines> janisozaur, I misunderstood gparted :p, i can just resize it again an then set create a second partition this time instead of leaving it unformatted
[17:42] <ghostlines> janisozaur, thanks for your help though
[17:42] <janisozaur> ghostlines: you're welcome
[17:43] <kipingor> I want to configure my DNS so that I can host site offline on my PC, and type URL http://example.local
[17:43] <janisozaur> kipingor: oh...
[17:43] <janisozaur> kipingor: then "man hosts"
[17:45] <Narc> Okay, anyone have any suggestions about a disconnection problem on my Linksys WAG200G router caused by Bittorent traffic only on Ubuntu ?... Thanks
[17:45] <DigiAngel> Hey all
[17:45] <kipingor> Janisouzaur: I tried that...don't think I got it quit right, any forums or tutorials I can check out?
[17:45] <Narc> Hi DigiAngel
[17:46] <Kuba> ok, wondering what is the easies way of installing libwebkit => 1.1.14
[17:47] <erUSUL> Narc: maybe the firmware in the router can not handle that many connections ?
[17:47] <erUSUL> !ppa | Kuba
[17:47] <janisozaur> kipingor: no idea, but you could !pastebin it
[17:47] <kipingor> what is that?
[17:47] <DigiAngel> Anyone know what packages one need for audio?  Got a special....Ubuntu Server on a Mac Mini...not sure which packages I need
[17:47] <chibihogoshino> is there any background podcast downloaders ?
[17:47] <janisozaur> !pastebin | kipingor
[17:48] <filippo_> ciao scusate...
[17:48] <mikejet> Will this month's desktop release have the new gnome released a couple weeks ago?
[17:48] <janisozaur> Kuba: you can download .deb package from ppa via http and feed dpkg with it
[17:48] <Narc> erUSUL: Yes, I thought about that, and I did decreased the max global connections in my client but the weird thing is that it's only doing it with Ubuntu, not other OSes
[17:49] <DigiAngel> I know I need some alsa-* jazz, but is there anything else?  Is pulseaudio required?
[17:49] <erUSUL> Narc: then i dunno :|
[17:50] <Narc> erUSUL: Me neither :) Thanks anyway
[17:51] <kipingor> Thanks janisozaur
[17:51] <fearful> phako, I'm still having problems installing the 0.7 version, it won't let me from the source giving me an error dependency with gupnp and I do have it installed 0.7 (latest).
[17:51] <janisozaur> fearful: do you have -dev packages installed for that also?
[17:52] <ivica> Question: How do I make Piacasa default photo manager?
[17:53] <fearful> janisozaur, negative, but the dev package is not in the synaptic
[17:53] <janisozaur> fearful: perhaps it is lib*-dev?
[17:54] <DigiAngel> I remember weechat..that was a good app
[17:54] <fearful> janisozaur, libgnupnp-av-1.0-dev correct?
[17:54] <DigiAngel> Welp...time for some Darkest of Days
[17:54] <janisozaur> fearful: possible. install and try compiling
[17:54] <DigiAngel> enjoy the day all :)
[17:54] <fearful> janisozaur, ok will do
[17:57] <IdleOne> can someone remind me how do I suggest a factoid for ubottu ?
[17:57] <janisozaur> !bot | IdleOne
[17:58] <janisozaur> IdleOne: !factoid is definition
[17:58] <IdleOne> janisozaur: thank you
[17:58] <home__> every few seconds there is an anoyying noise in the system - what can it be?
[17:58] <mesa_booger> home__: could be fans starting up. or optical drive polling
[17:59] <rsk> home__: please record it and upload the sound somewhere'
[17:59] <BenBu> when I disable anti-aliasing in kubuntu, I get very badly looking fonts, as if they were scaled down or something. I just want the fonts as-is, without any distortion, exactly the pixels as is. that works fine and looks very sharp and good under suse 10.3
[17:59] <cocozz> How can I see an smb mounted dir ? mount doesn't show it
[17:59] <janisozaur> cocozz: via nautilus?
[17:59] <BenBu> how do I do that? Kubuntu 9.10 with nvidia proprietary, using KDE system settings
[17:59] <mesa_booger> BenBu: then you need anti-aliasing. the pixels "as-is" without anti-aliasing look awful
[17:59] <fearful> janisozaur, yea that seemed to do the trick, but missing more dependencies
[17:59] <home__> mesa_booger, rsk - ok, i will do that
[18:00] <BenBu> mesa_booger: no, they don't. they look perfect under suse 10.3, same machine.
[18:00] <ae> does any body use a Asus M4n82 Deluxe with Ubuntu? or knows if this mobo works fine with Linux?
[18:00] <janisozaur> fearful: wait a sec
[18:00] <grawity> BenBu: Try setting hinting to full.
[18:00] <GENT> is there some sort of setting where i can select eext and then get my computer to read outloud the selected text?
[18:00] <BenBu> grawity: I did, but that's with anti-aliasing. I want none.
[18:00] <home__> mesa_booger, rsk - it isnt the optical drive but i can open check the fans, it doesnt sound related to fans but i will check
[18:00] <grawity> BenBu: Disable antialiasing, then
[18:01] <janisozaur> fearful: try "sudo apt-get build-deb yourpackagename"
[18:01] <BenBu> grawity: well, when I do that, the fonts look really bad. there's something very wrong.
[18:01] <janisozaur> fearful: build-dep*
[18:01] <mesa_booger> BenBu: i think you are perhaps mistaken. most ttf fonts without anti-aliasing look terrible
[18:01] <Nooneshere> Hello can someone help me finish setting up a game on wine?
[18:01] <BenBu> mesa_booger: same font on suse 10.3 looks perfect, without anti-aliasing.
[18:01] <janisozaur> !wine | Nooneshere
[18:01] <BenBu> (front Sans Serif)
[18:01] <BenBu> font
[18:02] <fearful> janisozaur, I have all the dependencies just not the correct version, I need gtk+2.0 >=2.16 and I have Juanty's
[18:02] <Two4> ae, I, for one, don't usually know if specific hardware components are compatible or not, and I'm sure that most people don't either.
[18:02] <janisozaur> Nooneshere: you might get better help in #wine
[18:02] <cocozz> janisozaur: I need to see it on shell
[18:02] <home__> mesa_booger, rsk - it doesnt related to fans as they always on
[18:02] <mesa_booger> BenBu: you've said that three times now. and you are still wrong. and you will still be wrong if you say it 300 times
[18:02] <janisozaur> cocozz: is is mounted via nautilus (gvfs, to be exact)
[18:02] <Nooneshere> Thats an invite only channel
[18:02] <Two4> ae, check the documentation
[18:02] <bobertdos> !test
[18:03] <BenBu> mesa_booger: what is wrong? I have the suse 10.3 right in front of me, and they *are* perfect there.
[18:03] <mesa_booger> home__: any other moving parts in there apart from fans and drives ?
[18:03] <janisozaur> Nooneshere: then go to wine's website and look for their irc channel. perhaprs #winehq
[18:03] <cocozz> janisozaur: yes it is , atm I'm googling for mounting it by shell :)
[18:03] <lolrofllmao> !info kubuntu-desktop
[18:03] <janisozaur> cocozz: man mount
[18:03] <home__> mesa_booger, no - i can also chech what other sound settings will make it like
[18:03] <janisozaur> cocozz: look for cifs
[18:04] <BenBu> mesa_booger: could it be that ubuntu doesn't install the full fonts with all font sizes, just the base lines? fonts are optimized for every pt. if that's not done, they might look as bad as what I see, so maybe I am just lacking some font files for Sans Serif and co?
[18:05] <fearful> janisozaur, I have all the dependencies just not the correct version, I need gtk+2.0 >=2.16 and I have Juanty's
[18:05] <mesa_booger> BenBu: ttf fonts are vector fonts. one size fits all
[18:05] <janisozaur> cocozz: the mounts in gvfs aren't that easy to handle from cli (at least i know no such method), but all the info should be kept in ~/.gvfs
[18:05] <fearful> janisozaur, sorry didn't mena to send that.
[18:05] <janisozaur> fearful: ppa
[18:05] <home__> mesa_booger, so recording the sound is the only good idea?
[18:05] <fearful> janisozaur, yea thats what I'm doing thanks so much again for your help.
[18:05] <mesa_booger> home__: open up the case and use a stethoscope :)
[18:06] <BenBu> mesa_booger: no, that's not true. you *can* render all sizes from a single vector, but you get bad results for small font sizes. that's why 8-12 pt each have their own glyphs
[18:06] <home__> mesa_booger, there are many devices to choose from at 'sound'
[18:06] <mesa_booger> home__: is the sound coming out of the speakers or out of the system case ?
[18:06] <home__> mesa_booger, it is the speakers
[18:06] <mesa_booger> sheez
[18:07] <mesa_booger> lol
[18:07] <dorgan1> since everyone in #apache seems to be sleeping maybe someone in here can help me
[18:07] <Jill> need to install any IDE for c\c++ and gtk
[18:07] <dorgan1> with apache how would i forward requests coming in for mail.domain.tld to mail.domain.tld:8181/   where domain and tld are dynamic
[18:08] <janisozaur> Jill: eclipse, code::blocks, ...
[18:08] <mesa_booger> home__: try disabling the daemons one at a time, to see which one is causing the "sounds"
[18:08] <MindVirus> Hello. I am trying to extract an ISO file to a directory but it is a bit damaged. Is there any way to force-extract, skipping errors?
[18:09] <home__> mesa_booger, what are daemons?
[18:09] <janisozaur> MindVirus: try mounting it and just copying the files without errors
[18:09] <home__> mesa_booger, im not sure there is sound in the system by the way
[18:09] <MindVirus> janisozaur: what do you mean, mount it? You mean mount -o loop -t iso9660?
[18:09] <janisozaur> MindVirus: yeah, something like that
[18:10] <MindVirus> janisozaur: it won't mount because it says it's not a valid iso9660 partition.
[18:10] <MindVirus> But I know it is.
[18:10] <mesa_booger> home__: system services. like exim, sysklogd, gpm, gdm etc
[18:10] <MindVirus> It just has the copy-protection error in the first block.
[18:10] <cocozz> janisozaur: lol...I found that mounting it throught its domain name doens't work, it must be it's ip ..
[18:10] <mesa_booger> home__: extraneous sounds from the speakers can be caused by irq problems and also by rf interference from nearby units
[18:10] <home__> mesa_booger, do i need to disable them?
[18:11] <Jill> janisozaur: can i edit .net sources in eclipse?
[18:11] <zsakr> how to make flash work on ubuntu?
[18:11] <zsakr> ive been trying for a weeknow!|
[18:11] <grawity> janisozaur: ls /usr/bin/gvfs-*
[18:11] <FeiRuoWa> hi. i heard you guys are awake >_>
[18:11] <grawity> cocozz: mount.cifs //host/share /mnt
[18:11] <mesa_booger> home__: disable each in turn. and put it back on again. when the badness stops, you have the culprit
[18:11] <zsakr> is there any tut?
[18:11] <zsakr> page?
[18:11] <zsakr> how to make flash work!
[18:11] <zsakr> grawity?
[18:11] <home__> there is nothing close to the computer mesa_booger
[18:11] <FloodBot3> zsakr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:11] <Exodus> home__, weird sounds from the speakers are usually your cellphone :P move it away.
[18:11] <janisozaur> Jill: well... technically you can edit anything in eclipse
[18:11] <ZanQdo> hey
[18:11] <FeiRuoWa> anybody know of a good cd importer? i'm using exaile to play if that makes a difference...
[18:11] <janisozaur> grawity: ty
[18:11] <ZanQdo> what app in gnome is equivalent to klipper
[18:11] <grawity> ZanQdo: glippe
[18:11] <mesa_booger> home__: dunno then. must be the Ghost In The Machine
[18:11] <home__> Exodus, no cell phone
[18:11] <grawity> ZanQdo: er, glipper
[18:12] <ZanQdo> seriusly? haha
[18:12] <ZanQdo> ok
[18:12] <bobertdos> zsakr: Have you tried to install anything yet?
[18:12] <home__> mesa_booger, i will try disabling but how to disable?
[18:12] <Exodus> home__, sometimes usb devices will make horrible sounds through the speakers. Bad front panel wiring.
[18:12] <janisozaur> Jill: for .net/mono you'd like to use sharpdevelop (or monodevelop, i'm not 100% sure about the name)
[18:12] <linxeh> Exodus: or bad motherboard design, or mismatched impedances on the connected audio devices
[18:13] <Jill> janisozaur: thanks
[18:13] <Exodus> linxeh, exactly.
[18:13] <home__> Exodus, ok that might be - and i think there is no sound in the system
[18:13] <LobbyZ> i need to get something to rip cds ultimately for exaile on ubuntu. Any suggestions?
[18:13] <grawity> LobbyZ: cdparanoia?
[18:13] <FeiRuoWa> haha, LobbyZ, that's what i asked. plagiarism! you even stole my wording :P
[18:14] <lolrofllmao> lol
[18:14] <LobbyZ> since you wouldnt ask yourself, FeiRuoWa
[18:14] <home__> Exodus, no spcial usb devises
[18:14] <LobbyZ> but grawity was nice enough to answer your question
[18:14] <FeiRuoWa> LobbyZ, i did.
[18:14] <FeiRuoWa> see above. it got lost in th eflood.
[18:14] <FeiRuoWa> also, thank you, grawity
[18:14] <LobbyZ> Choose a better moment then!
[18:14] <Exodus> home__, try unplugging your usb devices. Just having them connected might do the above.
[18:14] <benjo123> hi
[18:17] <taylor_> I'm trying to get my daughter's wireless working on release 9.04. she has a broadcom BCM 4401-B0 ethernet controller. The instruction I have said I should execute this command, echo "ndiswrapper" >> /etc/modules. Synaptic shows that ndiswrapper modules are installed.
[18:17] <dorgan1> how would i forward requests coming in for mail.domain.tld to mail.domain.tld:8181/
[18:18] <Exodus> taylor_, In the System --> Administration --> Hardware Drivers. There should be a simple click-to-enable wireless.
[18:18] <lucaxxxxxx> cant play avi files with totem... http://paste.ubuntu.com/284750/
[18:19] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, do you have codecs installed?
[18:20] <Loafers> How do I update Google Chrome on Ubuntu?  There's no update option in the menu or anything.
[18:20] <taylor_> Exodus, I do not show Hardware Drives under that path.
[18:20] <lucaxxxxxx> Exodus: i do... i can play the files with mplayer, in mplayer i see it laggy... but i could see it just fine with totem... i dont know why but i cant play it anymore... so yes i think i do have gstreamer plugin installed
[18:21] <janisozaur> Loafers: via apt
[18:21] <yowshi> coz_: change themes in firefox? i dont know where to gewt themese for firefox
[18:21] <Loafers> janisozaur, sudo apt-get update ?
[18:21] <RickZilla> Is there a list somewhere of hardware requirements for the upcoming Karmic release?
[18:21] <coz_> yowshi,   not in firefox  but on your system  under  system/preferences/appearance
[18:21] <Crazy_man> #ccolinux
[18:21] <Exodus> taylor_, Ubuntu 9.04 has a Restricted Hardware or Hardware Drivers menu option under the system/administration/
[18:21] <coz_> yowshi,  change the gnome system gtk2 theme there
[18:22] <mesa_booger> yowshi: tools -> addons
[18:22] <Exodus> taylor_, it's the main menu: System. Administration.
[18:22] <janisozaur> Loafers: "Installing Google Chrome will add the Google repository so your system will automatically keep Chrome up to date. If you don't want Google's repository, do "sudo touch /etc/default/google-chrome" before installing the package."
[18:22] <janisozaur> Loafers: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[18:22] <Loafers> janisozaur, Yes I know, but I heard a new version was released today and its not autoupdating
[18:22] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, ok, totem uses the gstreamer engine, and I think mplayer uses the xine one
[18:22] <Loafers> janisozaur, thanks
[18:22] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, lets make sure you have the gstreamer engine codecs installed.
[18:23] <Dev_N00b> Anyone know of decent icecast two broadcast software similar to SAM broadcaster, but for Ubuntu?
[18:23] <janisozaur> Loafers: i have 4.0.220.1
[18:23] <Tarthen> Hey guys
[18:23] <Tarthen> Slight issye
[18:23] <Tarthen> issue*
[18:23] <Dev_N00b> ni hao
[18:23] <janisozaur> Loafers: that's from today
[18:23] <yowshi> coz_: yeah changing ubuntu theme had no effect on firfox texxt
[18:23] <home__> Exodus, all are discconected but the anoyying sound still there
[18:23] <lucaxxxxxx> Exodus: i have them installed gstreamer plugins good and ugly or bad i dont remember
[18:23] <Tarthen> Loopback sound in 9.10 beta - what happened?
[18:23] <yowshi> coz_: but i do like this high contrast inverse
[18:23] <FeiRuoWa> ni hao, Dev_N00b.
[18:23] <home__> how can i change my nick?
[18:23] <janisozaur> home__: /nick newnick
[18:23] <Loafers> janisozaur, Ah okay.  I have same version too.  How come I didn't notice it updating at all?
[18:23] <Dev_N00b> It should be Ni Hao Mah on my part.  There are multiple people in the room.  Third person plural
[18:23] <skyn3t> sup guys
[18:24] <coz_> yowshi,  ok if that works then use it    because the issue is a little strange  I have not had that issue unless it was caused by a bad firefox theme or gtk2 theme
[18:24] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, ok. There's the good, the bad, and the ugly.
[18:24] <Dev_N00b> damn conjugation
[18:24] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, make sure you have them all :)
[18:24] <janisozaur> Loafers: you may have auto-updates enabled, check in synaptic options
[18:24] <Dev_N00b> I should stick to Russian and Latin
[18:24] <skyn3t> i need some help
[18:24] <home__> mmm/nick mgv4
[18:24] <lucaxxxxxx> ill check again
[18:24] <home__> nick/ mgv4
[18:24] <Loafers> janisozaur, ok thanks
[18:24] <metalf8801> is there an easy way to align my Icon on my desktop?
[18:24] <ZanQdo_> I just lost my traybar...
[18:24] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, they are under gstreamer0.10-plugins-
[18:24] <ZanQdo_> cant get it back :s
[18:25] <skyn3t> i manager to install intel pro 100 ve , but every time i need to reboot i have to "sudo modprobe eepro100" to get my network card working
[18:25] <janisozaur> ZanQdo_: right click on panel, add to panel, look for tray
[18:25] <ZanQdo_> I right click everywhere and I cant get the add option
[18:25] <ZanQdo_> what panel
[18:25] <ZanQdo_> Im on ubuntu netbook
[18:25] <skyn3t> ani'm on ubuntu 9
[18:25] <janisozaur> the one that had tray
[18:25] <lucaxxxxxx> Exodus: sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins*
[18:25] <lucaxxxxxx> Exodus: that will do it i guess
[18:26] <janisozaur> ZanQdo_: is it different from "full"?
[18:26] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, no, if you use synaptic you can easily find them. The Bad plugins don't mix with the Ugly plugins. They conflict
[18:26] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, the package you WANT to have is ugly.
[18:26] <lucaxxxxxx> Exodus: which one should i use... i have them both installed so that may be the problem
[18:26] <ZanQdo_> oh finally got it
[18:27] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly & gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg
[18:27] <lucaxxxxxx> Exodus: k... thats a good point
[18:27] <rompness_425> hi there!!  I have a GeForce Nvidia FX 5500 PCI card 256MB and am trying to get it work work on my computer Ubuntu 9.04 server loaded with Xwindows  I can't get it to work past 640x480
[18:27] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, aptitude install gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg
[18:27] <rompness_425> need help
[18:27] <jhattara> what should i do when installing a new monitor? just plug it in and run this in terminal: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[18:27] <Exodus> rompness_425, have you installed the nvidia drivers?
[18:27] <rompness_425> Exodus: yes
[18:28] <rompness_425> I used hardware drivers and I selected the restricted driver
[18:28] <taylor_> Exodus, Do I have to reboot to activate the driver?
[18:28] <Exodus> rompness_425, are you sure they are enabled?
[18:28] <rompness_425> how to I check ?
[18:28] <Exodus> taylor_, you shouldn't have to.
[18:28] <janisozaur> rompness_425: run nvidia-settings
[18:28] <Pupeno> Is there any graphical program that average joe can use to extract the audio out of an mp4 or flv to an mp3?
[18:29] <lucaxxxxxx> Exodus: nope still have that error
[18:29] <janisozaur> Pupeno: as in youtube?
[18:29] <rompness_425> I can't even run Envidia setting, because the screen is too small and everything moves around like crazy, I can't even select and even in there I see the highest resolution is that max
[18:29] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, try installing VLC. If vlc doesn't open it, the file is probably damaged.
[18:29] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, aptitude install vlc
[18:30] <lucaxxxxxx> Exodus: i have vlc installed..
[18:30] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, does vlc play the file?
[18:30] <Pupeno> janisozaur: what? yeah, as in files downloaded from youtube, if that's what you are asking.
[18:30] <lucaxxxxxx> Exodus:  nope
[18:30] <lucaxxxxxx> Exodus: just the sound
[18:30] <janisozaur> Pupeno: try vixy.net
[18:31] <janisozaur> Pupeno: also http://lmgtfy.com/?q=flv+online+converter
[18:31] <Pupeno> janisozaur: vixy.net is not responding.
[18:31] <Pupeno> janisozaur: I do not want an on-line converter.
[18:31] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, that's weird. Either the file is not correct or you have some codecs mismatch.
[18:32] <ae> does any body use a Asus M4n82 Deluxe with Ubuntu? or knows if this mobo works fine with Linux?
[18:32] <rsk> ae: what cpu does it have on it?
[18:33] <ae> phenom 955
[18:33] <lucaxxxxxx> Exodus: vlc says something about xvid format not supported
[18:33] <Exodus> Pupeno, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Transcoding
[18:33] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, oh, it's an xvid
[18:33] <rsk> ae: _absolutely_ best thing to do is to boot it up with the ubuntu CD and see if it works. (no need to install it)
[18:33] <rsk> ae: that way you dont have to take someone's word for it :)
[18:33] <Pupeno> Exodus: Thanks. I'm aware of those, none usable by my wife. I need something easy to use.
[18:33] <ae> thanks rsk
[18:33] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, i told you earlier to do an: aptitude install gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg
[18:33] <rompness_425> when I press Ctrl+Alt+Backspace I don't exit xwindows, how can I exit to command prompt ?
[18:33] <hikenboot> can anyone tell me of an apt sources that work with jaunty that have educational games for kids 2 - 10? free is best
[18:33] <heavenrider> are ther docks for ubuntu, if so how can i set them on my sesktop
[18:33] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, ffmpeg open xvid
[18:34] <janisozaur> Pupeno: "apt-cache search flv", "apt-cache show yourpackage"
[18:34] <lucaxxxxxx> Exodus: i have installed ffmpeg
[18:34] <Exodus> rompness_425, you can use CTRL ALT F1 through CTRL ALT F6, CTRL ALT F7 is you windows.
[18:34] <Izazul> can i get some help i  want to install ubuntu on my sistem but i get this error "i/o error, dev SR0, sector1431176 buffer i/o error, on drive , logical bloc" can someone help me ?
[18:34] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, then totem is probably not using that.
[18:35] <juli_> hi there
[18:35] <Exodus> lucaxxxxxx, do a "aptitude search totem" and tell me if "totem-xine" is installed
[18:35] <heavenrider> hello
[18:35] <heavenrider> can any body help me i dont knw how to set a dock on my ubuntu
[18:36] <heavenrider> and is there widgets like a clock etc that i can set on my desktop
[18:36] <juli_> can some one halp pls i canot install kismet on ubuntu
[18:36] <Exodus> heavenrider, kde has cute stuff like that built in
[18:36] <rsk> heavenrider: rightclick at the top, add to panel. might be what you want there
[18:36] <heavenrider> i use ubuntu(gnome) i think
[18:36] <juli_> i try everytheng but nothing
[18:36] <rompness_425> Exodus  Ctrl+Alt  F1 works but, using my username/password don't work, it won't take it, and I know its valid
[18:36] <BenBu> somebody has kubuntu 9.10 running? kpackagekit doesn't work for me, says I don't have the "necessary privileges", and then crashes. even if I start it with "kdesudo kpackagekit"
[18:37] <janisozaur> !karmic | BenBu
[18:37] <jhattara> Pupeno, avidemux is probably as easy as it can get for demuxing
[18:37] <Exodus> rompness_425, make sure the console has the right keyboard layout. Try typing your password without pressing ENTER on the username. That way you can test that all the keys are mapped like they're suppose to
[18:38] <heavenrider> rsk thats not a widget
[18:38] <rsk> ok nvm then
[18:38] <Exodus> heavenrider, try kiba dock
[18:38] <heavenrider> i want a sepaeate widgets like this http://www.cairo-dock.org/mediacolor/album3/1223007068_91eea83fb7.png
[18:38] <Pupeno> jhattara: and it can read .mp4 and .flv?
[18:38] <heavenrider> can any body help me
[18:38] <rsk> heavenrider: that's awn
[18:38] <heavenrider> i knw i tried kiba dock
[18:38] <heavenrider> but i cant find it
[18:38] <heavenrider> i mean tried to find it
[18:39] <heavenrider> its not ther any wheer
[18:39] <heavenrider> rsk, kiba dock, wher can i find it
[18:39] <jhattara> Pupeno, it can read flv fine, at least if you have the codecs installed, it's been ages since i've used it so it might take some time if you want me to give you a walkthrough
[18:39] <rsk> !awn
[18:39] <rompness_425> ok, thanks, need to reboot
[18:39] <rsk> there heavenrider
[18:40] <Exodus> AWN is also very good heavenrider
[18:40] <Exodus> heavenrider, "aptitude install avant-window-navigator"
[18:40] <jaapz> cairo-dock is also a good one
[18:41] <jhattara> Pupeno, actually, i need to explore some stuff, i'm not certain if avidemux is what you're looking for
[18:41] <heavenrider> exodus, i dont understand
[18:41] <heavenrider> im totally new to ububtu
[18:41] <Exodus> heavenrider, ok
[18:41] <heavenrider> rsk where?
[18:41] <taylor_> Exodus, my wireless still shows not connect. I crested a new wireless connection called "Home". I also rebooted the system. still no effect.
[18:41] <Carvin> #surabaya
[18:42] <rsk> heavenrider: under where i typed !awm
[18:42] <heavenrider> sorry, i m jus getting used to ubuntu
[18:42] <rsk> awn even
[18:42] <Exodus> heavenrider, go to the Applications Menu, and click on "Add/Remove Software" or something like that
[18:42] <Exodus> heavenrider, in there, you're going to make sure the dropdown on the top part of that program says "all free and open sources packages" or something like that
[18:42] <heavenrider> dont see any thing rsk , sorry
[18:42] <Darxus> Package: hugin
[18:42] <Darxus> Pin: release a=experimental
[18:42] <Darxus> Pin-Priority: 1000
[18:42] <heavenrider> ok exodus
[18:42] <Exodus> heavenrider, then you're going to put "avant-window-navigator" in the search box
[18:43] <Darxus>   Package pin: (not found)
[18:43] <Exodus> heavenrider, from there on just double click and install.
[18:43] <Darxus> Why am I getting "not found"?
[18:43] <rsk> heavenrider: sorry if you're missing a peice of text in this channel im sorry i can't help you :)
[18:43] <heavenrider> that ll give me docks , or widgets?
[18:43] <Exodus> heavenrider, that will give you the Mac Like dock
[18:43] <heavenrider> oh!!
[18:43] <heavenrider> ok
[18:43] <heavenrider> thanks
[18:43] <Exodus> avant-window-navigator          - A MacOS X like panel for GNOME
[18:44] <heavenrider> ahh i see it
[18:44] <carpediem> or gnome-do with docky mode, which I like more than AWN
[18:44] <Exodus> heavenrider, aptitude is a program you use in the console, with some parameters you search, install, remove packages. avant-window-navigator is a package. Under the console typing "aptitude install avant-window-navigator" you'll install that package.
[18:44] <heavenrider> exodus: is that the best one ?
[18:45] <heavenrider> ok
[18:45] <janisozaur> !best | heavenrider
[18:45] <Exodus> heavenrider, I don't really know, I use my desktop pretty simple, with some minor gl effects :P
[18:45] <jhattara> Pupeno, you still here ?
[18:45] <Pupeno> jhattara: yes.
[18:45] <heavenrider> sorry ubottu
[18:46] <janisozaur> heavenrider: ubottu is a bot
[18:46] <jhattara> Pupeno, sent a private message yo you, do you see it ?
[18:46] <carpediem> Sheesh.  #ubuntu = the no fun channel
[18:46] <heavenrider> i jus want somin flashy , so my friends wud want to install linux
[18:46] <Exodus> heavenrider, ok
[18:46] <heavenrider> they think linux is not very good
[18:46] <Yashy> I'm looking for help with fakeraid 10 setup. In Ubiquity it's showing 2x RAID0 instead of one RAID10
[18:46] <heavenrider> i wanna change thir opinion
[18:46] <Exodus> heavenrider, i'll give you something to play with.
[18:46] <Exodus> heavenrider, there's a package called simple-ccsm
[18:47] <Exodus> heavenrider, install "simple-ccsm"
[18:47] <heavenrider> oh!! i have that already, installed it jus 5 mins b4
[18:47] <carpediem> or, more fun compizconfig-settings-manager
[18:47] <heavenrider> whats flashy without that
[18:47] <Exodus> heavenrider, that will add a the compiz configuration settings manager under the System -- Preferences  menu
[18:47] <heavenrider> :)
[18:47] <heavenrider> i came to linux because of that
[18:47] <heavenrider> :)
[18:48] <Szkrabek> I've got a problem with the installer. It doesn't seem to recognize my screen correctly. It "glitches" to the right, on the left remains black. I can't see the buttons to confirm my choices. What can I do?
[18:48] <Exodus> Szkrabek, with what installer?
[18:48] <heavenrider> thanks exodus
[18:48] <Exodus> Szkrabek, the microwave installer? :P
[18:49] <Exodus> heavenrider, np, there's some really fun plugins there.
[18:49] <carpediem> Szkrabek: assuming you don't have other monitors hooked up or something on tv-out, that's a bit odd.  Only other option is to use the alternative ISO for a non-GUI installer.
[18:49] <janisozaur> Szkrabek: hold left alt, click with left mouse button on the app and move it
[18:49] <Exodus> heavenrider, the trick is binding the right plugins on the right keys.
[18:49] <heavenrider> i have the cube
[18:49] <outoftime> is there a quick way to test whether a bootp server is responding?
[18:49] <taylor_> Exodus, my wireless still shows not connect. I crested a new wireless connection called "Home". I also rebooted the system. still no effect. Do I have to put in the mac values?
[18:49] <heavenrider> i dont knw what else to do
[18:49] <Szkrabek> Exodus, no the kubuntu installer...
[18:49] <heavenrider> which keys?
[18:49] <Yashy> I'm looking for help with fakeraid 10 setup. In Ubiquity it's showing 2x RAID0 instead of one RAID10
[18:49] <m0r0n> Does anyone have this problem, uploading to imageshack or photobucket, your firefox will pulse grey and your not able to use it, nor open any new windows until it's done, and it takes forever?
[18:49] <Exodus> taylor_, make sure the wireless card is installed correctly. Have you connected to other wireless networks? What card is it?
[18:50] <outoftime> m0r0n: known issue with linux flash player. probably will never be fixed
[18:50] <taylor_> Exodus, Broadcom BCM4401-B0
[18:50] <Exodus> Szkrabek, reboot into the safe vga mode, it's an option on the boot
[18:50] <outoftime> m0r0n: the greying out bit, specifically. as far as taking forever, most likely just takes forever.
[18:50] <Exodus> taylor_, that has a firmware that needs to be installed first.
[18:51] <janisozaur> outoftime, m0r0n i've never experienced that, although i have uploaded images to imageshack
[18:51] <m0r0n> outoftime: Ah. Thanks. Hopefully the new Ubuntu will fix  that
[18:51] <outoftime> m0r0n: nope - it's up to adobe to do it, and it's unlikely they will
[18:51] <outoftime> m0r0n: it's a bug in their flash player for linux
[18:51] <m0r0n> janisozaur: Hm... which flash plugin do you have?
[18:51] <outoftime> which is nonfree, so nobody can fix it
[18:51] <taylor_> Exodus, It was in the Dell laptop when we bought it.
[18:51] <janisozaur> outoftime: is it possible that it's because i use x64?
[18:51] <Szkrabek> Exodus, thanks, I'll r
[18:51] <Exodus> taylor_, wait a sec
[18:51] <Exodus> Szkrabek, no problem
[18:52] <outoftime> janisozaur: no idea - afaik it's the code in the linux flash player itself. it totally blocks the process on uploads.
[18:52] <Szkrabek> Exodus,thanks, I'll try that!
[18:52] <janisozaur> m0r0n: 10.32.18, latest from adobe labs
[18:52] <Exodus> taylor_, the 4401 is a ethernet card
[18:52] <janisozaur> m0r0n: let me check again, the default imageshack website?
[18:52] <Exodus> taylor_, your wireless card is something else
[18:53] <m0r0n> janisozaur: www.imageshack.us
[18:53] <outoftime> m0r0n, janisozaur that's the same version i'm using nb
[18:53] <Exodus> taylor_, the broadcom 4401 B0 is a wired network card. Do you need help finding out what your wireless card is?
[18:53] <ExElNeT> is there any solution available to run a wireless card with the rtl r8185 chipset? the current kernel crashes ...
[18:53] <taylor_> Exodus, The network card it BCM4311
[18:53] <Exodus> taylor_, ok
[18:54] <Exodus> taylor_, that's a wireless :)
[18:54] <Exodus> which one do you have specifically?
[18:54] <user01> hello, I have a 5dbi usb wireless internet adapter attached to my computer. The problem is that the signal being detected is very low and after a couple of hours, the connection drops. Is something that I can do?
[18:54] <Exodus> taylor_, can you type in a console "lspci | grep "4311" and copy paste it here?
[18:54] <alabd> Good Day everyone ,How to change Serial device in Minicom software ? in default it checks /dev/tty8 but dialup modem is /dev/ttySHSF0 .
[18:54] <user___> hello
[18:54] <Doc_Lappy> know this is off topic but anyone willing to help me with a php/mysql website that I've spent 4 days on now and still can't get to work trying 4 different scripts that I've tried to modify?
[18:54] <user___> how do you do?
[18:54] <user___> q
[18:54] <Exodus> taylor_, that's:  lspci | grep 4311
[18:55] <user01> the internet signal detected in ubuntu is low, while the same signal in windows is full
[18:55] <Doc_Lappy> weird user...
[18:55] <mnaines> user01: I use a 20dBm wireless
[18:55] <Exodus> user01, hello, two things, some drivers aren't perfect, meaning it's not that the signal is not strong, it's the driver that is just SHOWING it as low.
[18:56] <Exodus> user01, two, depending on the driver you'll get different outcome.
[18:56] <taylor_> Exodus,  Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01
[18:56] <janisozaur> m0r0n: checked
[18:56] <Doc_Lappy> yeah I'd have to go with exodus that's what it sounds like to me too is just different drivers not reading the same
[18:56] <mnaines> Exodus, if the wireless card can output 20dBm, what antenna would I need for optimal performance?
[18:56] <janisozaur> m0r0n: fully working all the time
[18:57] <mnaines> I currently have a 7dB antenna on it
[18:57] <janisozaur> m0r0n: even watching some metacafe (as youtube is down atm) flash vid
[18:57] <Exodus> mnaines, it really depends on how far you're trying to link up.
[18:57] <janisozaur> m0r0n: while uploading
[18:57] <user01> Exodus, I see, is there anything I can do to change the driver? In windows I have 100% while in ubuntu I only get 1 out of 4 bars
[18:57] <mnaines> Exodus: Its not the distance...Its that I have to connect through walls with a lot of RFI
[18:58] <Doc_Lappy> how do I open up a new window without closing this one, if I just type /join $? will it close it on pidgin/
[18:58] <cumulus007> Is there a IRC channel intended for documentators?
[18:58] <janisozaur> m0r0n: http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/4189/zrzutekranuo.png check if it is the same version of uploader (i see no flash there)
[18:58] <cumulus007> I mean the Ubuntu documentation team
[18:58] <mnaines> Exodus: There is a lot of harmonic resonance between my computer and the wireless router
[18:58] <Yashy> I'm looking for help with fakeraid (BIOS RAID) 10 setup. In Ubiquity it's showing 2x RAID0 instead of one RAID10
[18:58] <ibkanat> I just upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 and now I HAVE NO AUDIO?? MCP51 High Definition Audio
[18:58] <ibkanat> what do I do?
[18:58] <ibkanat> worked in 9.04
[18:59] <janisozaur> !karmic | ibkanat
[18:59] <cumulus007> Yashy, you have to use the Alternate CD for RAID
[18:59] <Exodus> ibkanat, play with "alsamixer" in the console
[18:59] <rsk> ibkanat: report a bug and ask in the right channel #ubuntu+1
[18:59] <m0r0n> janisozaur: Same thing, I just have ad's on the side
[19:00] <janisozaur> m0r0n: x86 or x64?
[19:00] <taylor_> Exodus,  Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01
[19:00] <Exodus> mnaines, then it depends also on the amount of walls and what they're made of :P
[19:00] <user01> how can I change my wireless card drivers?
[19:00] <Exodus> taylor_, let me look up a good guide for you.
[19:00] <m0r0n> janisozaur: x86, not sure, I know it's not x64 for sure though
[19:00] <vargadanis> hi... hello everyone, I have a little bit of trouble with dual boot.. I can't start windows even after reinstalling grub. I have detailed the problems here http://pastebin.com/m410f04b4
[19:00] <vargadanis> please take a look if you have a min
[19:01] <taylor_> Exodus, thanks - I been on the search several days now.
[19:01]  * inspire` sips beer
[19:01] <Yashy> cumulus007: I'm pretty sire I am, as it said SATA RAID detected at the "Detect disks" stage. But at the "Partition Disks" stage it's showing two RAID 0s instead of one RAID 10.
[19:01] <Exodus> taylor_, here we are: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[19:01] <janisozaur> m0r0n: i use x64, adobe rarely releases updates for this architecture, but i think it is up to date with other releases
[19:02] <Exodus> taylor_, the driver is there, but the firmware isn't, that page will show you how to 'cut' the firmware.
[19:02] <janisozaur> m0r0n: i use 10.0.32.18, check it at http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
[19:03]  * inspire` Lucky Peterson - Black Midnight Sun - 01 - Herbert Harper's Free Press News.mp3
[19:03] <m0r0n> janisozaur: I have 10.0.32.18 also
[19:03] <m0r0n> janisozaur: I checked Synapic's
[19:03] <user01> how can I know what is the current driver in my system for the wireless card?
[19:04] <janisozaur> m0r0n: if it's not x64 (which is known to have problems with 32-bit flash plugin), then i can't help you any further, sorry
[19:04] <taylor_> Exodus, what do you mean "cut" the firmware?
[19:04] <m0r0n> janisozaur: np, at least you just answered me, I've ask this question a couple times no one seems to know anything about it
[19:04] <Exodus> taylor_, hehe, just follow the guide, you'll use a program falled fwcutter, it cuts the firmware from the windows drivers pretty much.
[19:05] <Exodus> taylor_, you don't have to cut anything, the programs will :)
[19:05] <taylor_> Exodus, thanks for your help.
[19:05] <Exodus> taylor_, np
[19:06] <scatterp> hi i am trying to install phpmyadmin after booting from dvd (live) i see i need to change deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu gutsy main universe multiverse restricted but i cant do that as its locked is there another way i can grab it ?
[19:06] <erUSUL> user01: lshw -C Network | grep -i driver
[19:06] <Exodus> scatterp, locked how? what program are you using?
[19:06] <scatterp> nano
[19:07] <scatterp> remember im booted from a live cd...
[19:07] <vtec_> I did a command sudo apt-get install xdotools it isntalled correctly but how do I open it? I can't find it
[19:07] <scatterp> i guess i just need a .deb or something ?
[19:07] <Exodus> you're trying to install phpmyadmin from a livecd?
[19:07] <scatterp> Exodus, yes
[19:07] <janisozaur> m0r0n: i think you might check if it is flash-related - just remove the flash plugin and go to imageshack to check if the problem persists
[19:08] <Exodus> vtec_, what is xdotools?
[19:08] <Exodus> vtec_, do you mean xdotool?
[19:08] <Exodus> scatterp, try installing ubuntu first :P
[19:08] <vtec_> it's a program from the synaptics
[19:09] <vtec_> How do I open an app I dled from package manager if I don't find it in my menus?
[19:09] <Exodus> right click on it in synaptic, go to Files, and see what files it has.
[19:09] <luist> how can i download a whole folder from a website preserving its subfolders structure??
[19:09] <Exodus> vtec_, some packages are command line tools, or aren't the big of a program to have a menu spot
[19:10] <erUSUL> luist: wget -r --no-parent url/folder
[19:10] <Tux0r> hey guys
[19:10] <luist> erUSUL: thanks.. where will that download to?
[19:11] <Exodus> luist, to the folder you're currently in
[19:12] <aj_444> I am trying to make my panels transparent like shown here http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/BlueSpace?content=73599 but its confusing me. help?
[19:13] <erUSUL> luist: current folder
[19:13] <luist> erUSUL: it download just a folder with index.html -.-
[19:14] <Exodus> vtec_, the command is: xdotool
[19:14] <Exodus> vtec_, either open a console and type "xdotool" or press alt+f2 and type it.
[19:14] <Buckie> does anyone know what the consol version of vlc is called, i forgot >.<
[19:14] <Yashy> I'm looking for help with fakeraid (BIOS RAID) 10 setup. In Ubiquity it's showing 2x RAID0 instead of one RAID10
[19:15] <Exodus> Buckie, vlc-nox
[19:15] <vtec_> Exodus: thankyou very much
[19:15] <Buckie> Exodus thats what i thought but its bugged somehow
[19:15] <handshake> hello all just got my ubuntu installed came from windows but i have a quick question
[19:15] <Exodus> vtec_, you're welcome
[19:15] <Buckie> Exodus  -bash: vlc-nox: command not found
[19:15] <erUSUL> luist: dunno should work. check wget man page
[19:15] <Exodus> Buckie, well, the package is called vlc-nox ;)
[19:15] <Exodus> Buckie, "aptitude install vlc-nox"
[19:16] <handshake> i used to be running windows 7 as stated before but i still need it for work documents and such... is there a way to use my old partition of windows in linux and if so how
[19:16] <Buckie> Exodus it just tells me 3 packages was not upgraded
[19:17] <Exodus> Buckie, it is probably installed. Let's check doing a "aptitude show vlc-nox"
[19:17] <wit> good evening
[19:17] <stefg> Yashy: is that a dual boot machine, or ist it linux-only?
[19:17] <Exodus> Buckie, if it is, the second line should say "State: Installed"
[19:17] <handshake> can anyone help?
[19:17] <Yashy> stefg: brand new machine, nothing yet, will be linux only
[19:18] <Exodus> handshake, installing ubuntu has many options, one of them is living next to other operating systems like windows.
[19:18] <wit> i don;t understand a word of your discussion
[19:18] <stefg> Yashy: i'd forget about about bios fakeraid (dmraid) and use softraid (mdadm).
[19:18] <Buckie> Exodus yes its installed, it also tells me that its in conflict with vlc
[19:19] <handshake> exodus i understand that but i want to do like a virtual machine but use my old partition
[19:19] <Exodus> handshake, virtual machines usually use a file image to hold their virtual hard drives, you don't actually need a real partition
[19:19] <stefg> Yashy: the CPU does the heavy lifting anyway, and mdadm is much more flexible and compatible (and you don't need to wait for the raid bios at boot-time)
[19:19] <ZykoticK9> handshake, VirtualBox is capable of booting your RAW partition - this might get you started http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=769883 also check the VBox manual and the "working with RAW" partitions
[19:19] <Exodus> Buckie, if it is installed, run it. "vlc"
[19:20] <Yashy> stefg: I assumed using the BIOS/hardware would have some speed advantages?
[19:20] <handshake> exodus then what can i do to run my old windows partition virtually in linux?
[19:20] <wit> you know what guys?You are not too hospitable
[19:20] <Exodus> Buckie, http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/i386/vlc-nox/filelist shows all the files in that package. there's "vlc" "nvlc" and others.
[19:20] <erUSUL> handshake: ask in #vbox maybe virtualbox can do it
[19:20] <ZykoticK9> handshake, FYI you might run into MS validation issues BTW
[19:20] <handshake> ok thanks guys
[19:20] <stefg> Yashy: no... it's no real hardware raid. It's mainly intended for stupid OS's which can't deal with raid on pure software :-)
[19:20] <Yashy> stefg: for that do I just tell the BIOS 4 seperate disks and let mdadm do it all?
[19:21] <wit> i'd better go watch some cartoons
[19:21] <stefg> Yashy: right
[19:21] <wit> bbut don't ever ask me to come back!!
[19:21] <erUSUL> handshake: the question is not if vbox can boot off of a parition in the disk. the question is would win7 survive a hardware change under its feet ?
[19:21] <stefg> Yashy: and you need the alternate installer
[19:21] <wit> i'm serious!!
[19:21] <Exodus> wit, <3
[19:21] <Yashy> stefg: So there is no such thing as BIOS RAID doing real hardware raid?
[19:22] <Yashy> cumulus007: I'm pretty sire I am, as it said SATA RAID detected at the "Detect disks" stage. But at the "Partition Disks" stage it's showing two RAID 0s instead of one RAID 10.
[19:22] <Exodus> handshake, you can install ubuntu after windows 7
[19:22] <Yashy> oops, I meant that for stefg
[19:22] <Exodus> handshake, don't be frightened, I've done it.
[19:22] <Perry__> Hi all, was wondering if someone might be able to assist.  I installed Ubuntu 9.10 on friends system over a windows 7 install (created new partition for the install) but now windows is not showing up in GRUB, and there is no menu.lst to check out.
[19:22] <Exodus> handshake, just repartition the windows partition and install ubuntu if you want to dual boot
[19:22] <erUSUL> Perry__: karmic (in beta) uses grub2. go to #ubuntu+1
[19:22] <Buckie> Exodus I did run it many times but i get this message : http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/284800/
[19:23] <Perry__> ok
[19:23] <stefg> Yashy: "Bios" raid uses the CPU for all calculations, just like softraid.. there's just one abstrction layer added to hide this fact from windows. linux doesn't need that
[19:23] <Exodus> Buckie, use "cvlc"
[19:23] <Yashy> stefg: OK Thanks, not sure why I bought a MB with RAID then :)
[19:23] <Exodus> Buckie, says it right there :P  "[00000001] main libvlc: Running vlc with the default interface. Use 'cvlc' to use vlc without interface."
[19:24] <stefg> Yashy: bedcause you wanted the extra sata-ports
[19:24] <erUSUL> Yashy: you need the extra sata ports  anyway
[19:24] <Exodus> Buckie, don't expect anything cute without any windows ;)
[19:24] <mlissner> Hi, does anybody know how to deprioritize a backup script? It's bringing my computer to a halt.
[19:25] <erUSUL> mlissner: probably you want ionice
[19:25] <ZykoticK9> mlissner, look into nice / renice etc.
[19:25] <stefg> mlissner: man nice
[19:25] <Exodus> mlissner, nice values is what you're looking for
[19:25] <Buckie> Exodus it still makes some error : http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/284803/
[19:25] <mlissner> I tried giving it a high nice value, but that didn't help.
[19:25] <mlissner> ionice sounds promising though
[19:25] <Yashy> ahh makes sense. Thanks guys. Will the ncurses installer let me use mdadm or should I jump to console before detect disks and do it manually?
[19:25]  * erUSUL a backup script is probably IO bound not cpu bound
[19:25] <Exodus> mlissner, http://www.nixtutor.com/linux/changing-priority-on-linux-processes/
[19:26] <Exodus> Buckie, do a "cvlc --help" of "man vlc" I think there's a --nox parameter that goes with that command
[19:27] <Exodus> I'll install vlc
[19:27] <stefg> Yashy: the alternate installer will let you set it up. but i find it soemwhat counter-intuitive and usually prepare my disk beforehand and present a readily made array to the installer.
[19:28] <DPic> godstar: check this-- http://www.archive.org/details/FuckingMacs
[19:28] <Yashy> thanks for your help stefg, will try this.
[19:28] <stefg> Yashy: and raid 10 is special, too.. although mdadm supports native raid-10 the installer will make you create two raid-1 arrays, that you then raid 0
[19:28] <DPic> anyone who's good at macs is welcome to see if they can figure this one out =]
[19:28] <Joeseph> I need to tell SSH to allow password authentication.   What line in ssh_config Do I change to make that happen?
[19:28] <mnaines1> stefg: I usually run Hardware Raid before I install Ubuntu
[19:28] <stefg> !raid | Yashy
[19:28] <Yashy> ok good to know
[19:29] <peol> How would I install software from my PPA instead from the original PPA (even if it's older)?
[19:29] <{Onyx}> Hmm, I was runing a HDD test/recover from ultimate boot cd and now my secondary drive doesn't mount. When I try to mount it is says I have to specify file system but when I do it says incorrect fs
[19:29] <Yashy> I want the softwareraid one instead of fakeraid now :)
[19:29] <peol> original PPA = original repos
[19:29] <Exodus> peol, you have to give your repo priority
[19:29] <{Onyx}> I'm guessing runing HDD tools from ultimate boot cd isn't a good idea for an ext3 file system.
[19:30] <PCTeacher012> I have a question on what version of ubuntu should i use
[19:30] <Exodus> peol, it's called pinning
[19:30] <PCTeacher012> I will give my specifications
[19:30] <Exodus> peol, http://wiki.debian.org/AptPinning
[19:30] <erUSUL> !pinning
[19:30] <peol> Exodus: Awesome, thanks
[19:30] <stefg> Yashy: esp. beacause you want a small, all raid1 (4 partitions) /boot partition, your OS on a direct raid 10, and all the data stuff on a lvm.... stupid bios can't do that
[19:31] <Exodus> peol, np, although https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto is prettier page ^_^
[19:31] <PCTeacher012> I have 2 GHz processor, Intel Pentinum 4, 256 MB SyncDRAM, 32MB AGP 3D Graphics card. Should i use Ubuntu, Kubuntu, or Xubuntu?
[19:31] <{Onyx}> PCTeacher, except for ram your system is better than mine and ubuntu runs ok.
[19:32] <erUSUL> PCTeacher012: the problemis the ram. it wouñb be grat if you can add some more. with 256  install xubuntu
[19:32] <rsk> PCTeacher012: make sure you download the alternative installer, ram is not enough
[19:32] <ZykoticK9> PCTeacher012, think about upgrading your memory and you could use regular Ubuntu, but with only 256 Xubuntu is probably more suited
[19:32] <DPic> whenever i try to boot a LiveCD from this macbook, i can get past the boot menu but then i get this "[5.162415] Not responding. "
[19:32] <naxa>  hi; how much space do i need for installing ubuntu?
[19:32] <PCTeacher012> erUSUL: Okay, Thanks, what is the alternative installer?
[19:32] <Exodus> PCTeacher012, it's usually just called sdram :P
[19:32] <erUSUL> !requirements
[19:32] <erUSUL> !alternate | PCTeacher012
[19:33] <PCTeacher012> exodus: Mine actually says SyncDRam xD
[19:33] <Exodus> PCTeacher012, hehe, that's pretty cool
[19:33] <PCTeacher012> erUSUL: Is it still easy to install with?
[19:33] <erUSUL> PCTeacher012: is  a cuses based installer like the first half of the winXP installer
[19:34] <Exodus> PCTeacher012, the installer is going to be very slow because you don't have all that much memory. But after you install it should run pretty quick.
[19:34] <erUSUL> PCTeacher012: you navigate with cursosr keys tab and enter/space
[19:34] <PCTeacher012> erUSUL and Exodus: Okay, thanks. My computer ran the LiveCD installer of ubuntu fine
[19:34] <PCTeacher012> LOL
[19:34] <godstar> DPic: have you tried talking to someone in #mac to see if they knew about installing Ubuntu on mac hardware?
[19:34] <Exodus> PCTeacher012, oh nice. Then go ahead and install :)
[19:34] <phix> hey
[19:35] <phix> LjL: <3
[19:35] <erUSUL> PCTeacher012: well min req ask for 384 MB ;P
[19:35] <PCTeacher012> PCTeacher012: I already have ubuntu installed, just seeing if it is right for my computer lol
[19:35] <DPic> godstar: didn't even know that was a channel. heading over now
[19:35] <{Onyx}> Guess I'm just going to finish runing the hard drive scan on this thing and let it repair the disk all the way and if that doesn't work forget about it.
[19:35] <godstar> DPic: good luck.
[19:35] <{Onyx}> Just a stupid  40gb IDE disk anyway
[19:35] <PCTeacher012> Odd thing is: Manufacturer says i have 256 MB, but when i went to msinfo32 on windows, it said i had 512 O.o I have never upgraded ram
[19:35] <Exodus> erUSUL, that's the recommended settings for memory
[19:36] <hatchetman82> hi
[19:36] <DPic> godstar: thanks for your help
[19:36] <Exodus> PCTeacher012, it was probably adding the swap to the memory
[19:36] <godstar> DPic: anytime.
[19:36] <erUSUL> PCTeacher012: maybe someone elses did :) type « free -m » on a terminal
[19:36] <hatchetman82> how do i go about making 9.10 recognize my wifi card ? (via based)
[19:36] <{Onyx}> actually, since this hdd is jacked anyway and I've got backtrack booted I'm going to play around with its recovery tools
[19:36] <PCTeacher012> erUSUL: Okay, and c/p it?
[19:36] <godstar> DPic: I am interested to know if it installs.
[19:36] <erUSUL> !karmic | hatchetman82
[19:36] <stinky> Hello, I need to make some tables for my website, Kompozer crashes thanks to the wrong version of GTK, and open office makes a huge mess of the html, and insists on scaleing and reducing my images. Could anyone please suggest a table editor that works. TIA :)
[19:37] <erUSUL> PCTeacher012: well it should be pretty obvious
[19:37] <PCTeacher012> ill use pastebin...
[19:37]  * phix is watching SG:U
[19:37] <hatchetman82> erUSUL: ok, thanks (i know it will break, i just want to try and fix it :-)
[19:37] <hds> hi
[19:37] <devned> anyone know for sis mirage 3D (M671/M672) driver on ubuntu 9.04 ? And who can make it ? becouse from sis  declaned support for this product
[19:37] <Buckie> stinky this could help ? - http://www.bagism.com/tablemaker/
[19:37] <erUSUL> PCTeacher012: llok in Mem:  under Total
[19:37] <stinky> thanks Buckie :)
[19:37] <hds> can anybody tell me how to backport mpd > 0.15 to hardy?
[19:37] <aj_444> I've installed this http://www.compiz-themes.org/content/show.php/Who+Needs+Windows+7+%3F?content=105399 and have got the top of the window bar thing to work but I can't get the panel to look like that. help please?
[19:37] <PCTeacher012> erUSUL: It is, it says i have 497 MB total, 490 used, 6 free.
[19:38] <erUSUL> hatchetman82: ok do it in #ubuntu+1 :)
[19:38] <PCTeacher012> I bought this straight from i think walmart LOL
[19:38] <erUSUL> PCTeacher012: the nwindows was not lying you have 512 MiB
[19:38] <devned> i was geting only for SuSe pack files for this project byt i not have enought skills on c++
[19:38] <EricTheHax> i know this is a blender question but no one's in the blender channel: how do i remove all keyframes
[19:38] <{Onyx}> Wait, if I can't mount the drive I can't do anything with it.
[19:38] <PCTeacher012> Then why would the manufacturer say i have 256? Lol
[19:38] <{Onyx}> Blah
[19:39] <devned> anyone help me ?
[19:39] <rompness_425> ok, went to System > Hardware Drivers, I clicked on the NVIDIA 173 driver, and I rebooted, then I went back there to make sure it is activated and it is green, but my max resolution is 640x480  my CRT screen is capable of a lot more, what do I need to do ? the NVIDIA X Server setting only shows that at the max resolution from what I can select
[19:39] <PCTeacher012> brb, my sis needs me -_- lol so brb
[19:39]  * inspire` Henderson-Smith-Wooten - Vital Tech Tones - 04 - Everglades.mp3
[19:39] <erUSUL> rompness_425: run « gksudo nvidia-settings »
[19:40] <Exodus> Buckie, I just installed vlc-nox and it runs ;[ so I don't know what your problem is exactly. Try upgrading :)
[19:40] <scatterp> hi i am trying to install phpmyadmin after booting from dvd (live) i see i need to change deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu gutsy main universe multiverse restricted but i cant do that as its locked is there another way i can install it with out doing a full install ?
[19:40] <erUSUL> inspire`: please turn off that script in this channel
[19:40] <inspire`> ups
[19:40] <inspire`> global commands, not used to xchat yet
[19:40] <Buckie> Exodus I think maybe its because its a server version of ubuntu
[19:40] <rompness_425> erUSUL: same thing, my max rsolution is 640x480 in those settings
[19:41] <Exodus> Buckie, ah, you have server edition
[19:41] <erUSUL> scatterp: gutsy is eoled. repos have been moved to old-releases
[19:41] <Buckie> Exodus so im trying to build alsa from source atm
[19:41] <erUSUL> rompness_425: and you can not change it ?
[19:41] <Exodus> Buckie, I have desktop edition, I have a lot more packages installed, I'm guessing it's a package I have installed that you don't.
[19:41] <scatterp> erUSUL, not sure what that means ..
[19:41] <rompness_425> the only options that I see in there are 640x480 and 320x240 and auto
[19:41] <erUSUL> scatterp: gutsy is too old. repositories are not longer aviable
[19:41] <devned> PCTeacher012 do you help me whit my sis video ?
[19:41] <Buckie> Exodus yea that what i think too, cause i had ubuntu desktop on it and the sound worked without a problem
[19:42] <rompness_425> nothing is larger than 640x480
[19:42] <erUSUL> !gutsy | scatterp
[19:42] <mlissner> Follow up question: Would using ionice and nice together cause any problems people can think of? E.g. nice -10 ionice -c3 'backupscript.sh'
[19:42] <scatterp> erSol oh i am runing version 9
[19:42] <Exodus> Well I'm off. Ubuntu Global Jam time..
[19:42]  * Exodus waves
[19:42] <skyn3t> How to modprobe eepro100 permanent, on ubuntu i tryied many diferents way i can get this permanent
[19:42] <PCTeacher012> devend: What?
[19:43] <skyn3t> cant*
[19:43] <erUSUL> mlissner: do not think that will work... at least one of the commands will complaint about arguments passed
[19:43] <erUSUL> skyn3t: put the module name in /etc/modules
[19:43] <rompness_425> hello ? any idea what is wrong ?
[19:43] <erUSUL> rompness_425: nope; sorry
[19:43] <PCTeacher012> I hate how i can not use Compiz with this computer D:
[19:44] <rompness_425> ok, I guess I post question to ubuntu forum
[19:44] <mlissner> erUSUL: I just tested  nice -10 ionice -c3 bc, which seems to work.
[19:44] <soreau> PCTeacher012: Why not?
[19:44] <devned> PCTeacher012 do you help me ... my problem is sis mirage 3D driver ...i not have 3D acc
[19:44] <scatterp> erSol so i dont understand how i can install phpmyadmin i have version 9 of ubuntu not 7....
[19:44] <erUSUL> mlissner: yes you niced ionice instead of bc
[19:44] <PCTeacher012> I dont know soreau. My card probably isnt good enough. nVidia RIVA TNT2 Model 64 Pro. And devned. Sorry, i dont know how. I dont know crud about linux right now lol
[19:45] <erUSUL> scatterp: if you have a current version of ubuntu just do « sudo aptitude install phpmyadmin »
[19:45] <scatterp> ok
[19:45] <devned> PCTeacher012 k ;)
[19:45] <vtec_> Hello can anyone help me with my sound? When I boot Ubuntu I hear the system sounds when I log on and when the logon screen shows up BUT now for some reason when I open my Music Player or watch a video my sound doesn't work... I'm using ALSA..I've tried this command sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[19:45] <dextro_> http://www.debianadmin.com/linux-ethernet-bonding-configuration.html does this mean i can hook my dsl and cable modem up and load balance my tcp connections over them
[19:45] <vtec_>  and it doesn't really work for me the sound doesn't get restored. Under my volume control I have HDA NVidia (Alsa mixer) and I have Realtek ALC662 rec1 (OSS Mixer), can anyone help? Thanks
[19:45] <skyn3t> erSuL : what u mean just add "eepro100" on modules
[19:46] <erUSUL> skyn3t: just that will make the module be modprobed on boot
[19:46] <erUSUL> !tab | skyn3t
[19:46] <mlissner> erUSUL: Actually, I think it works. I just checked in htop, and bc had a nice value of 10. I'm guessing I DID nice iotop, which in turn niced whatever program it called.
[19:46] <Growlithe> vtec_, Have you tried the OSS Mixer?
[19:46] <erUSUL> mlissner: ok
[19:47] <skyn3t> let me try and i get back to ya
[19:47] <skyn3t> 1 sec
[19:47] <PCTeacher012> Is there anyway to.. i dont know... Replicate compiz without using it?
[19:47] <scatterp> erUSUL, that brings up errors about removing phpmyadmin maybe i already have it
[19:47] <mlissner> erUSUL: Yeah, weird, but it seems to work.
[19:47] <erUSUL> vtec_: make sure you configure all apps to use pulseaudio/esd output
[19:47] <owen1> can i list the apps i installed, but only the ones that appear on the application menu?
[19:47] <vtec_> Growlithe: Yes I have tried to use the OSS Mixer as device and it doesn't work, I removed PulseAudio before becasue I was suggested to, and it worked fine without PA..that was a few weeks ago
[19:48] <PCTeacher012> What is a good place to find out all the technical stuff to do with linux? Because i knew tons about windows, and how to fix almost anything on it, but on linux, i dont know crud. Where could i learn how to?
[19:48] <virtuelv> does anyone have an alternative keyserver (or alternative means of getting a key for a ppa?)
[19:48] <stinky> can anyone recommend a nice HTML editor? I have troubles with NVU and kompozer thanks to GTK version. and open office makes my pages HTML really messy. Bluefish is not much help either.
[19:48] <DPic> godstar: they were useless =[
[19:48] <scatterp> erUSUL, that brings up errors about removing phpmyadmin maybe i already have it but when i try to visit 127.0.0.1/phpmyadmin/ i get a 404 error
[19:48] <stinky> PCTeacher012, google is my best source
[19:49] <PCTeacher012> stinky: haha okay, but i want like an all in one resource (site) that can help me lol :P
[19:49] <virtuelv> stinky: in general, visual HTML editors are completely useless
[19:49] <ssmy> PCTeacher012: have a problem, fix it. read blogs. planet ubuntu. same way you did on windows.
[19:49] <erUSUL> PCTeacher012: how you learned all the stuff you know about windos ? ... let me guess using it over the years ;)
[19:49] <erUSUL> PCTeacher012: there are not magic web pages/books. only experience :)
[19:50] <stinky> PCTeacher012, I was not being sarcastic.. sorry some people say to google stuff to be rude
[19:50] <ssmy> PCTeacher012: try to do something difficult you don't know how to do.
[19:50] <PCTeacher012> ;) Yea, haha erUSUL. One more question. Wine: How do i configure it to open ALL EXEs?
[19:50] <scatterp> PCTeacher012, google helps a lot
[19:50] <PCTeacher012> Without right click, open with wine application launcher
[19:50] <ssmy> PCTeacher012: right click an exe > properties > open with, choose wine
[19:50] <scatterp> PCTeacher012, click on the exe open with the first time and tick dont ask again
[19:51] <erUSUL> PCTeacher012: once installed it will do. at least it does here... the faxt that it opens them does not guarantee the pexe will work ok
[19:51] <scatterp> erUSUL, that brings up errors about removing phpmyadmin maybe i already have it but when i try to visit 127.0.0.1/phpmyadmin/ i get a 404 error
[19:51] <erUSUL> !appdb | PCTeacher012
[19:51] <stinky> PCTeacher012, look in nautalis , rightclick on an exe and it will allow you to change what application opens it
[19:51] <skyn3t> erUSUL : its work :)
[19:51] <skyn3t> thanks man
[19:51] <stinky> PCTeacher012, it is underr the EXE files prefrences
[19:51] <PCTeacher012> oh, and who needed the key update? and thank, i got it working
[19:51] <erUSUL> !lamp | scatterp never installed it myself maybe here there are some tips
[19:51] <erUSUL> skyn3t: no problem
[19:52] <skyn3t> :)
[19:52] <stinky> So there are not any useful html editors for linux? could someone suggest a good windows one? I have wine up and running good.
[19:52] <erUSUL> !html | stinky
[19:53] <stinky> thanks erUSUL  :)
[19:53] <owen1> can i list the apps i installed, but only the ones that appear on the application menu?
[19:53] <owen1> i want to see all the packages i, as a user can use. not kernel/internal packages.
[19:53] <erUSUL> skyn3t: aptana studio ? (eclipse based)
[19:53] <mlissner> owen1: No easy way that I know of, no.
[19:53] <PCTeacher012> because to update a key code, open terminal, type sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys KEYCODE (Replace KEYCODE with the key they gave you)
[19:54] <PCTeacher012> I had to do that when i had linux mint lol
[19:54] <owen1> mlissner: ok
[19:54] <shai> How can I use ~/.gtkrc-2.0 to change the font size inside applications (like gnome-terminal)? When I use gtk-font-name = "geneva 12" ; it just changes the size of the menu fonts.
[19:54] <PCTeacher012> It doesnt have Software Sources T_T
[19:54] <mlissner> owen1: It's possible (likely) that the menu config is somewhere in a file, but from there you'd have to extract it and such...probably not an easy task.
[19:54] <HazeFaze> hi, if I copy some files via a cp -rvp /myFiles* /destination, how can I see the Mbit/s of this copy command? is there a tool I can pipe the command through?
[19:54] <erUSUL> stinky: aptana studio ? (eclipse based) <<<
[19:54] <jrib> owen1: maybe something like: for x in /usr/share/applications/*.desktop; do dpkg -S $x; done     is close enough?
[19:54] <erUSUL> skyn3t: sorry; the aptana tip was not for you
[19:54] <mlissner> HazeFaze: you might try iotop
[19:54] <jrib> HazeFaze: use rsync
[19:55] <SGottl7227> hi room
[19:55] <phix> hi SGottl7227
[19:55] <erUSUL> HazeFaze: pv can measure the data through a pipe. but you will have to use a more convoluted command
[19:55] <ssmy> shai: why not use system > preferences > appearance > fonts to change size?
[19:56] <SGottl7227> how come when i watch the official web site for 2012 trailer.. when i make the image full screen it starts to flicker
[19:56] <shai> ssmy, Because that doesn't affect on apps I start via SSH X11 Forwarding
[19:56] <ssmy> shai I see. hmm
[19:56] <_raven_> how to install a hauppauge analogue-cable pci card? tnx...
[19:56] <SGottl7227> the abode flash works fine at small size
[19:56] <HazeFaze> erUSUL: thank you I look through the man page, thx mlissner and jrib too
[19:56] <erUSUL> HazeFaze: something like tar cpf - /myFiles* | pv | tar xf - -C /destination
[19:56] <owen1> jrib: i'll try it. thanks
[19:56] <stinky> erUSUL, you rock, thank you very much :)
[19:57] <erUSUL> stinky: no problem
[19:57] <skyn3t> erUSUL : no prob u already helped me :)
[19:58] <natrixnatrix89> Hi. I have this: http://www2.oregonscientific.com/shop/product.asp?cid=2&scid=84&pid=83 weather station. It has a serial port. and im thinking how it would be possible to connect it to a linux desktop that would send the information to mySQL server every 5 minutes, so the current weather could be seen on a web-page..
[19:58] <warbio> What program shall I use for a virtual windows xp client?
[19:58] <PCTeacher012> Can BASH fix like almost every problem? LOL
[19:58] <HappyHobo> I want to make a timer to play last fm for 3 hours and cut off.
[19:58] <mlissner> anybody have any help for SGottl7227? I have that problem too, actually.
[19:58] <HappyHobo> BASH can fix everything but marital problems and impotence.
[19:58] <SGottl7227> something wrong with the adobe player at full screen on 2012 web page.. the official page
[19:59] <PCTeacher012> HappyHobo: LOL
[19:59] <mlissner> HappyHobo: How are you playing last fm?
[19:59] <natrixnatrix89> happyHobo. make a bash script
[19:59] <natrixnatrix89> that would sleep 3 hours and then killall lastfm
[19:59] <erUSUL> natrixnatrix89: you will have to find out the protocol the station uses if it is simple enough maybe you can cook up a script to do what you want
[19:59] <mlissner> warbio: I think most peopole use the terminal client
[19:59] <PCTeacher012> Why wont Youtube videos play correctly -_- D:
[19:59] <HappyHobo> mlissner: I'm playing it from the menu normally
[20:00] <stinky> PCTeacher012, do you not have sound?
[20:00] <phix> PCTeacher012: Because you are doing it wrong
[20:00] <mlissner> HappyHobo: You mean from within Firefox?
[20:00] <natrixnatrix89> erUSUL: where do i find the protocol? And i have no experience with serial ports+linux
[20:00] <PCTeacher012> stinky: I do, but the sound is very very very jumpy
[20:00] <warbio> mlissner: ok, how do I use/start it?
[20:00] <natrixnatrix89> erUSUL: is there some documentation I could read?
[20:00] <ssmy> natrixnatrix89: google is your friend http://www.wviewweather.com/
[20:00] <lizzzy> What's a better IDE for java development other than eclipse?
[20:01] <lizzzy> on ubuntu.
[20:01] <PCTeacher012> phix: Truly that does not help at all.
[20:01] <mlissner> warbio: tsclient, I believe should start it. I have it listed under applications > Internet > terminal client
[20:01] <HappyHobo> mlissner: lastfm is a separate player from firefox
[20:01] <stinky> PCTeacher012, I had problems installing the Adobe flash package, I got rid of it, and installed it from synaptic to fix my sound. Might be a diffrent problem than you are having though
[20:01] <PCTeacher012> The video i am trying to watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQbGhImpMKI
[20:01] <natrixnatrix89> ssmy: thanks
[20:01] <PCTeacher012> stinky: Okay, ill try it out
[20:01] <jumbers> PCTeacher012: Are you at the latest Flash version?
[20:01] <PCTeacher012> How exactly do i do it? I installed Gnash instead of adobe for some reason
[20:01] <ssmy> natrixnatrix89: np. looks like it does everything you need too.
[20:01] <mlissner> HappyHobo: Ah, OK. You can also play last fm music through amarok, FF, banshee, etc.
[20:02] <warbio> mlissner: ok thanks for the help
[20:02] <mlissner> warbio: np
[20:02] <stinky> sudo apt-get remove gnash I think
[20:02] <erUSUL> lizzzy: netbeans ?
[20:02] <stinky> or remoev it from synaptic
[20:02] <natrixnatrix89> ssmy yep and looks like it supports my station
[20:02] <HappyHobo> lastfm player is easiest.  I want to start the player and then have it turn off after half an hour.
[20:02] <natrixnatrix89> ssmy: did you google that?
[20:02] <PCTeacher012> jumbers: IDK, ill install it from their site real quuck. stinky, ill run though it
[20:02] <ssmy> natrixnatrix89: given how well it supports it, I want one. would be so cool.
[20:02] <lizzzy> erUSUL: It's too heavy. Something made for ubuntu???
[20:03] <PCTeacher012> and then sudo apt-get install flash
[20:03] <PCTeacher012> ?
[20:03] <stinky> PCTeacher012, search for gnash in synaptic right click on it, and select to completely remove it, then you can install the flash
[20:03] <HappyHobo> no gnash
[20:03] <stinky> sudo synaptic
[20:03] <PCTeacher012> stinky: I did it thought terminal
[20:03] <erUSUL> lizzzy: and editor + the terminal is the unix way ;P
[20:03] <ssmy> natrixnatrix89: yes. exact query: "weather station oregon scientific linux"
[20:03] <HappyHobo> gnash is totally free but totally junk
[20:03] <ssmy> natrixnatrix89: first result
[20:03] <erUSUL> lizzzy: maybe emacs and a special mode
[20:03] <HappyHobo> go with the non-free flash it always works
[20:03] <natrixnatrix89> ssmy: thanks again.. sorry im  a noob..
[20:03] <jumbers> PCTeacher012: The package is called adobe-flashplugin
[20:03] <PCTeacher012> jumbers: Thank you, installing now
[20:04] <ssmy> natrixnatrix89: np, we all have to learn. been there, done that.
[20:04] <stinky> make sure you have firefox closed
[20:04] <erUSUL> lizzzy: http://jdee.sourceforge.net/
[20:04] <lizzzy> erUSUL: Haha.. I'd use the terminal way, but I like debugging with an IDE better. Emacs? Hmm.. ok. Lemme check it out then.
[20:04] <mlissner> HappyHobo: Hmmm...I don't know if the lastfm player has command line arguments to stop it without suspending or killing the app, but if you ran something like sleep 30 && killall lastfm, that would terminate the program after 30 seconds.
[20:04] <jumbers> HappyHobo: Obviously it doesn't in this case
[20:04] <PCTeacher012> jumbers: I got an error. Ill just install from their site
[20:04] <jumbers> Er, misread what you said
[20:05] <SGottl7227> if you make the movie larger at this site.. it is flickering all over and unwatchable
[20:05] <SGottl7227> http://www.whowillsurvive2012.com/
[20:05] <jumbers> PCTeacher012: What error?
[20:05] <mlissner> HappyHobo: You might also try doing a man lastfm, and seeing if you can stop it via commandline.
[20:05] <SGottl7227> something wrong with adobe flash player and ubuntu
[20:06] <PCTeacher012> This package is currently referred to by another package, or is only avaible from another source
[20:06] <PCTeacher012> but im installing its .deb
[20:06] <jumbers> Okay
[20:06] <SGottl7227> is there a fix out there?
[20:06] <HappyHobo> always a fix
[20:06] <SGottl7227> or should i just trash my computer?
[20:06] <SGottl7227> http://www.whowillsurvive2012.com/.. it is very choppy full size
[20:06] <erUSUL> lizzzy: also written in java there is jedit
[20:07] <ssmy> SGottl7227: compiz enabled?
[20:07] <SGottl7227> windows doesn't do that
[20:07] <emydvx> hi
[20:07] <emydvx> 	
[20:07] <emydvx> you can bring back to the default my network with ubuntu?
[20:07] <paulkm> hey guys, has qt creator been removed? can't seem to see it in the package list anymore :s
[20:07] <Etrai> Hello! I'm possibly dim-witted but I'm struggeling to get the network to work the way I want for virtualized computer running on my Ubuntu server. What I'm trying to achieve is guest networks acting as if they were physically attached to my switch, i.e. using my ISPs DHCP or having static LAN-addresses. (sketch, kindof: http://vault.etrai.net/net.png ) I've tried googling for two days now without result...any ideas?
[20:08] <erUSUL> lizzzy: http://java-source.net/open-source/ides
[20:08] <tdw> irc://irc.freenode.net/#transmission
[20:08] <grawity> erUSUL: What VM software are you using?
[20:08] <tdw> Oups.
[20:08] <grawity> tdw: Type /join #transmission
[20:08] <morgan101> what is studio 9,40
[20:08] <PCTeacher012> Good! Adobe flash player made it full and fast! Thanks :D:D:D
[20:09] <stinky> erUSUL, I just found screem, it is a really nice website development suite. it is even supported by ubuntu :)
[20:09] <jumbers> PCTeacher012: Yeah, Adobe finally decided to make a working Linux plugin
[20:09] <SGottl7227> but what about http://www.whowillsurvive2012.com/  this site.. does it work on full screen for u?
[20:09] <erUSUL> grawity: VM as VBox ? none really when i try some iso i use kvm
[20:09] <emydvx> 	
[20:09] <emydvx> Browse more no, I ruined my configuration ..
[20:09] <SGottl7227> i am talking about the video
[20:09] <PCTeacher012> jumbers: Glad i got linux at a good time :)
[20:09] <erUSUL> stinky: screem was mentioned in the factoid...
[20:09] <erUSUL> !html
[20:09] <grawity> erUSUL: Wait, wrong nick again. Ignore that.
[20:10] <stinky> lol! I must be blind
[20:10] <ssmy> SGottl7227: you probably need to change one setting. install advanced desktop effects settings from add/remove. open it System > PReferences > COmpizconfig settings manager. go to general options. toggle unredirect fullscreen windows
[20:10] <emydvx> !html
[20:10] <NoCode> What package is glxgears installed in?
[20:10] <SGottl7227> let me try
[20:10] <morgan101> can any one tell if i install 9.40 befor studio
[20:10] <NoCode> or rather packaged in.
[20:10] <ssmy> SGottl7227: also, "Windows doesn't do that" doesn't help. quit whining and people will be more willing to help
[20:11] <DPic> godstar: i'm going to try the alternate install CD but i'm worried because i won't be able to test the graphics with that until it's installed and i had a problem with that on an iMac at my school
[20:11] <PCTeacher012> Final question for right now maybe. Is it possible to make my camera/mic to work on linux? The camera/mic is a PS2 Logitech EyeToy
[20:11] <PCTeacher012> I know it works for PC Lol
[20:11] <test34> which webcam would you recommend?
[20:11] <NoCode> !glxgears
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> Etrai: you need to bridge the connection, they'd need to get dhcp from the lan then go through the host
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> !webcam | test34
[20:11] <ZykoticK9> NoCode, it's in MESA somewhere - not sure specifically what package
[20:12] <erUSUL> NoCode: mesa-utils
[20:12] <NoCode> mesa-utils
[20:12] <NoCode> yes
[20:12] <NoCode> thanks
[20:12] <stinky> PCTeacher012, check this out:
[20:12] <denis|> hi, folks.
[20:12] <stinky> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1228554
[20:12] <stinky> hi denis|
[20:12] <PCTeacher012> stinky: Thanks, checking now
[20:12] <ssmy> PCTeacher012: google is your friend. looks like it. have you tried just plugging it in?
[20:12] <denis|> does anybody have glibc-2.10.1 installed ?
[20:13] <denis|> on x86
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> !anybody | denis|
[20:13] <PCTeacher012> stinky: I really do not want to buy a new webcam lol.
[20:13] <Etrai> ActionParsnip: thanks! but if I'm running servers, say web servers, on both the host and one or more of the VMs how would this work out? because I'm thinking "then go through the host" means using IPTables and forwarding, yes?
[20:13] <PCTeacher012> ssmy: Of course, it was plugged in when i installed. I will unplug then replug it
[20:13] <denis|> ubottu: ok, i need to now, if a package called ace works for somebody with glibc-2.10.1 on x86
[20:14] <PCTeacher012> Nevermind O_O It was not plugged in --_-
[20:14] <stinky> yea, he mentions why it did not work PCTeacher012 , there might be a workaround somewhere dont give up
[20:14] <ssmy> PCTeacher012: always worth a try to make sure it isn't the obvious.
[20:14] <ssmy> PCTeacher012: =) see?
[20:14] <PCTeacher012>  ssmy: LOL, i always have it plugged in, i though :P
[20:14] <PCTeacher012> and stinky: KK
[20:14] <PCTeacher012> I just gota find the mic -_-
[20:15] <_raven_> how to install a hauppauge analogue-cable pci card? tnx...
[20:15] <stinky> PCTeacher012,  look in the audio controls, and make sure the mic is not muted, some devices are muted by default for some reason
[20:15] <PCTeacher012> plugged in now
[20:16] <PCTeacher012> uhh,,, Stinky, where do i find that?
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> Etrai: no, you need to create a bridge between the physical NIC and the guest NIC
[20:16] <krainbolt> Is there a better browser for watching Flash movies (Like Hulu) for Ubuntu? Firefox is incredibly slow after a time period and it pisses me off.
[20:16] <stinky> PCTeacher012,  look in the system try, the speaker icon
[20:16] <stinky> tray
[20:16] <PCTeacher012> just found it haha
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> Etrai: the guests will get a LAN IP which will make them visible on the LAN as a proper PC, you acn then perform port forwarding as you wish
[20:17] <ZykoticK9> _raven_, the easiest thing to do might be to install mythbuntu-control-centre and then you'll have a GUI way to setup your TV card.  Good luck man.
[20:17] <PCTeacher012> stinky: I changed it to: Sony Corporation Logitech Eyetoy Camera USB (ALSA) and when i click test i hear a quick fuzz
[20:17] <_raven_> ok tnx
[20:18] <stinky> nice try talking into it
[20:18] <stinky> it might be working
[20:18] <paulkm> so no one knows if qt-creator has been removed somehow?
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> !info qt-creator
[20:19] <erUSUL> paulkm: seems you are wrong is alive and well ;)
[20:19] <PCTeacher012> stinky: I went to sound recorder, nothin :(
[20:19] <Exodus|Away> paulkm, it's best to install qtcreator from the qt site then the package
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> paulkm: seems to be around
[20:19] <paulkm> E: Couldn't find package qt-creator
[20:20] <ActionParsnip> paulkm: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install qt-creator
[20:20] <paulkm> is my package list out of date then?
[20:20] <erUSUL> paulkm: are you in karmic perhaps ?
[20:20] <ActionParsnip> paulkm: make sure you have universe repos enabled
[20:20] <PCTeacher012> Woah, stinky. It is working now.... But it makes my voice uber high and squeaky
[20:20] <erUSUL> paulkm: or maybe you have universe not enabled for some reason ...
[20:20] <ActionParsnip> erUSUL: its in karmic too ;)
[20:21] <stinky> PCTeacher012, tweak the volume to 50% it might help
[20:21] <erUSUL> ActionParsnip: ok ;)
[20:21] <stinky> the mic volume
[20:21] <PCTeacher012> stinky: K, i am trying that
[20:21] <paulkm> erUSUL: Hm where can I enable that? or is there a command line to enable it?
[20:21] <SuspectZero> if i want to edit the init scripts of an ubuntu basted distro, where would i find them?>
[20:21] <erUSUL> paulkm: System>Admin>software Sources
[20:21] <ActionParsnip> paulkm: gksudo synaptic     click the sources and enable the repo
[20:21] <erUSUL> paulkm: in the first tab
[20:21] <erUSUL> SuspectZero: /etc/init.d/
[20:22] <ZykoticK9> SuspectZero, /etc/init.d - be careful editing that stuff
[20:22] <erUSUL> SuspectZero: would help to know what you wan to do
[20:22] <PCTeacher012> Oklay, i did it agian. It is like... fast forwarded and still squeaky
[20:22] <PCTeacher012> is it just the program? The default with ubuntu
[20:22] <SuspectZero> erUSUL, i wanna edit the initramfs of the ubuntu based distro so taht it supports booting off iso
[20:22] <darkham> how can i use smbclient?
[20:22] <PCTeacher012> 9.04 ubuntu
[20:22] <darkham> i can't mount properly my share
[20:23] <erUSUL> SuspectZero: /etc/initramfs-tools/ then
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> darkham: press ctrl+L and type: smb://<servername>/<share>
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> darkham: E.g.     smb://fileserver/music
[20:23] <Quasar1048> Hey, does anyone have knowledge of setting up irssi with ssl?
[20:24] <paulkm> ok its updating the packages list now :)
[20:24] <SuspectZero> erUSUL, thanks i'll look into it now
[20:24] <zleap> Quasar1048, does port 6697 use ssl
[20:24] <Etrai> ActionParsnip: ok, but that is what I'm trying to avoid =) I would like to have my guests act and appear as if they were physically connected to my network switch, which is hooked up directly to my internet socket (RJ-45 in the wall). I currently have a couple of things attached to the switch (xbox, some windows boxes, etc.) which are configured to either use the internet connection (DHCP) or LAN (static IP) or both (lik
[20:24] <Etrai> e the one I'm using now). Is this possible?
[20:24] <darkham> ActionParsnip, thanx
[20:24] <erUSUL> SuspectZero: no problem
[20:24] <Etrai> (sorry for novell)
[20:24] <Quasar1048> zleap: its depends on the servers... one uses 6697, another 9999 and one uses 7000- nonne of them will connect
[20:25] <zleap> ok
[20:25] <zleap> not sure then
[20:25] <Quasar1048> I do have a firewall(guarddog) but I did set it to allow those ports...
[20:25] <natrixnatrix89> There are those cheap chinese mobile phones that run windows mobile. Is it possible to install linux on such cell phone? Or there is no linux operating system made for a cell phone. I know there was sth made for ipod. Is there anything to replace windows mobile?
[20:25] <Quasar1048> or... perhaps I just thought i did?
[20:26] <stinky> natrixnatrix89, try googleing your celphone model# and the words "install linux", that is how i found out how to install linux on my phone
[20:26] <PCTeacher012> I'm following a guide to use it
[20:26] <ActionParsnip> Etrai: they will be attatched to the LAN. unless you configure your host as a router then have the guests using the host as a gateway, using the LAN is much cleaner
[20:26] <Etrai> ActionParsnip: ok, thanks alot! =D
[20:27] <evilxhwnd> sysinfo:pregs
[20:28] <natrixnatrix89> stinky: really - tuxmobil.org
[20:28] <PCTeacher012> It is actually in the product list for working webcams. Under sony. I looked under logitech :P
[20:28] <darkham> ActionParsnip, i'm on xubuntu karmic beta
[20:29] <edgar_> xubuntu? hmm...
[20:29] <darkham> i can't press ctr+l
[20:29] <stinky> natrixnatrix89, yes, I think that is the site I found
[20:29] <nerdy_kid> i know this is off subject, but anyone know if 'resealing' a windows install (via sysprep) deletes user data?
[20:30] <erUSUL> nerdy_kid: ##windows
[20:30] <darkham> please help me to mount my shares
[20:30] <nerdy_kid> erUSUL thank you!!!!!
[20:30] <paulkm> ok I've updated my package list yet qt-creator is still no where to be found :(
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> darkhaits the same ni all buntus
[20:30] <erUSUL> paulkm: what version of ubuntu ?
[20:30] <switch10__> Did anyone ever have a problem with their GUI not loading because of the .x0-lock file. I just deleted it and my desktop boots now. Anyone know what causes this?
[20:31] <paulkm> erUSUL: 8.04
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> darkham: http://www.linux-noob.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1404-how-to-mount-a-windows-share-with-smbmount/
[20:31] <stinky> switch10__, might be a screensaver lock file, but I really dont know
[20:31] <erUSUL> !search qt-creator hardy
[20:31] <{Onyx}1> Damn, managed to trash another hdd file system with ultimate boot cd
[20:31] <paulkm> erUSUL: can i upgrade my distro version?
[20:31] <erUSUL> !search hardy qt-creator
[20:32] <erUSUL> !upgrade > paulkm
[20:32] <Exodus|Away> paulkm, install the one from the QT Creator PAGE
[20:32] <erUSUL> !find hardy qt-creator
[20:32] <denis|> does a package called ace work for somebody with glibc-2.10.1 on x86
[20:32] <erUSUL> !find qt-creator hardy
[20:32] <Exodus|Away> paulkm, the qt-creator page doesn't have the help and a bunch of other stuff.
[20:32] <{Onyx}1> I don't think ultimate boot cd's hard drive tester likes ext3 file systems. every time I run it on a HDD I can no longer mount the drive.
[20:33] <Exodus|Away> qt-creator doesn't exist for hardy
[20:33] <mr> hey guys
[20:33] <mr> hey guys
[20:33] <Exodus|Away> qt-creator was released around this year
[20:33] <Quasar1048> If anyone can think of anything realted to my irssi ssl issue, please pm me. Thanks.
[20:33] <grawity> {Onyx}1: I tend to stay away from anything with "super" or "ultimate" in its name.
[20:33] <switch10__> {Onyx}1: who makes it. Norton?
[20:34] <Exodus|Away> I'm a qt developer, until ubuntu gets a meta package that contains everything qt-creator (download version) has, it's not worth installing as a ubuntu package.
[20:34] <stinky> grawity, you dont like super mario!?!? lol
[20:34] <{Onyx}1> Na, just a collection of diagnostic tools
[20:34] <Exodus|Away> paulkm, http://qt.nokia.com/products/developer-tools
[20:34] <socomm> help karmic broke my audio
[20:34] <socomm> !!!
[20:34] <{Onyx}1> The drive was readable but it found a bad sector early on and then I lost power during the scan. Now I can't read the drive anymore
[20:34] <SynTux> hi,does anybody know where i can get help with python?
[20:35] <jrib> SynTux: #python
[20:35] <jrib> !karmic | socomm
[20:35] <switch10__> Hmm I use microscopes diagnostic tools and it works fine
[20:35] <paulkm> Thanks guys, im doing the upgrade now ;)
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[20:36] <jrib> !register | SynTux
[20:36] <SynTux> tthanks
[20:36] <denis|> what's the last version of glibc ?
[20:36] <Steff> sure thing...
[20:37] <jo_>  	/msg [S`n`N]`Izanagi xdcc send #44
[20:37] <stinky> lol! I got the windows version of kompozer running under wine! omg the irony of it all.
[20:38] <Steff> TEsting :P
[20:38] <HappyHobo> you're sup[posed to say 1 2 3 first
[20:39] <{Onyx}1> ahh, that's why wine wouldn't install. didn't have 3rd party reps enabled
[20:40] <Ridders> does anyone know if for ATI cards theres a linux graphic card manager?
[20:40] <Ridders> specially the ATI hd 4870
[20:40] <stinky> speaking of windows, Is cedega the best way to go for gaming? I have wine installed and my halflife 2 games run pretty good, but i would like to play killingfloor and COD world at war too. does anyone have cedega and those games running?
[20:40] <N0LLY> hi Riddlers
[20:41] <N0LLY> have you tried the Hardware Drivers?
[20:41] <N0LLY> I have ATI HD 4850 and have the Catalyst
[20:41] <N0LLY> in applications...
[20:43] <Quasar1048> Ridders: I think there is, but be very careful with it
[20:43] <DoctorD> hy all
[20:43] <Quasar1048> I crashed my ubuntu a bunch of times with that stupid ATi software..
[20:43] <Quasar1048> Get a Nvida card...
[20:43] <DoctorD> initial, ubuntu 9.04 what themes can support ...i mean gtk 1.2 2.1 smth like that..
[20:43] <SynTux> !register
[20:44] <switch10__> Quasar1048: I agree I will never buy an ati card again
[20:44] <DoctorD> i wanna download & apply from gnome look a themes
[20:45] <DoctorD> someone help me ?
[20:45] <PCTeacher012> ugh, it like half works lol
[20:46] <Quasar1048> switch10__: although... I have to thank the ATI cards. Without them, I wouldn't know half as much as I do about xorg.conf. lol. I can fix graphics issues weel.
[20:46] <iggykoopa> DoctorD: you download it then open appearance preferences...then just drag and drop the theme into the appearences window
[20:47] <DoctorD> thx
[20:49] <switch10__> Anyone know of a good plug and play gamepad to play emulated games?
[20:50] <Ridders> any reason why my compiz cube wont work?
[20:50] <iggykoopa> Ridders: was it working before?
[20:51] <ubuntistas> how can i connect my cellphone with my pc is any software available?
[20:51] <switch10__> Ridders: graphics have to be set on the highest setting in apperance
[20:51] <switch10__> ubuntistas: I use joduu.
[20:51] <ubuntistas> is it good?
[20:51] <switch10__> Yup
[20:51] <brandan> Hey, I need a simple fix here, a little help...it worked yesterday and now today I tried to open a MP3 to play, and it searches for the correct codec but wont find it or install it'
[20:52] <zebastian> Help,  I am having trouble making a backup of my system to my external hard drive, I did rsync -avh --delete --stats /home/sebastian/ /media/SAMSUNG/mybackup and i got a whole bunch of outputs with these errors rsync: chgrp "/media/SAMSUNG/mybackup/.icons/Mac4Lin_Icons_v0.4/scalable/mimetypes/application-x-rar.png" failed: Operation not permitted (1)
[20:52] <switch10__> I can control everything
[20:52] <brandan> What can I do? I wanna listen to my MP3s
[20:52] <zebastian> far as i know the hard drive is mounted
[20:52] <zebastian> i also tried using sudo but i get hte same outputs
[20:52] <denis|> !gf ubuntu linux
[20:52] <denis|> !googlefight ubuntu vs linux
[20:52] <denis|> !googlefight ubuntu linux
[20:53] <grturner> brandan, have you installed ubuntu-restricted-extras ? that installs flash, java and codecs
[20:53] <Ridders> switch10__: when i try that, it say desktop effects could not be enabled
[20:53] <switch10__> Ridders: do you have ur hardware drivers installed?
[20:53] <brandan> grturner I don't think so, what is that?
[20:53] <iggykoopa> Ridders: it probably means you don't have the right driver for your card, or your card doesn't support 3d acceleration
[20:54] <{Onyx}1> Anyone else having issues with 9.04 repositories today?
[20:54] <brandan> No packages with the request plugins found. The requested plugins are:
[20:54] <brandan> MPEG-1 Layer 3 (MP3) decoder
[20:54] <switch10__> Ridders: u on 9.04 with an ati card?
[20:54] <brandan> That's what I see.
[20:54] <Guest28043> Je n'arrive pas à lancer g compris
[20:54] <Ridders> switch10__: dont think so
[20:54] <Ridders> switch10__: not really sure with the grpahic card thing with linux
[20:55] <Ridders> switch10__: any links as to where i can download the latest and correct drivers?
[20:55] <ActionParsnip> !fr | Guest28043
[20:55] <ubuntistas> how can i connect my cellphone with my pc is any software available?
[20:55] <taylor_> I have a Broadcom, bcm4311 network card. I followed these instruction located here, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx. Everthing seem to work ok. Do I have to create a new wireless connection?
[20:55] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: to connect it you need a cable or bluetooth, not software
[20:56] <{Onyx}1> Looks like it may have been the Chicago mirror having issues.
[20:56] <brandan> grturner what do you think I can do? I just wanna listen to my music...
[20:56] <switch10__> Ridders: go to hardware drivers under administration tab. Let it search for proper drivers
[20:56] <ubuntistas> i have a cable and i need a software actionparsnip
[20:56] <grturner> brandan,  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: well, why do you want to connect the 2?
[20:57] <KeiAiAm> hi @ll
[20:57] <Ridders> switch10__: it doesnt find any, i have a xfx ATI HD 4870
[20:57] <ubuntistas> yup actioparsnip
[20:57] <Chun1> Every time I boot up I have to restart pulse audio to get any sound. Any reason why this might be?
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: connecting the cable between the 2 systems will "connect them"
[20:57] <brandan> grturner i click the link on that site and it says
[20:57] <ubuntistas> i have a class in 15 min so i need to transfer some files actionparsnio
[20:57] <brandan> Could not find package 'ubuntu-restricted-extras
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: untyil yuo outlay why you want tem connected we can't advise further
[20:58] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: ok so you should ghave said that rather than ambiguos "connect"
[20:58] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: plug the usb between then check in places in nautilus
[20:58] <switch10__> Ridders: if that is a slightly older ati card and you are on distro 9.04 or above, there are no drivers for it. I use the fglx drivers with my ati card. I'm on 8.10
[20:59] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: or if it doesnt automount, then you will need to run: sudo fdisk -l     to check the partition name and manually mount
[20:59] <brandan> grturner any other options ?
[20:59] <grturner> umm... standby
[20:59] <ubuntistas> so actionparsnip no signal of my usb
[20:59] <brandan> grturner no problem :-)
[21:00] <taylor_> I have a Broadcom, bcm4311 network card. I followed these instruction located here, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx. Everything seem to work ok. Do I have to create a new wireless connection?
[21:00] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: does it have an internal SD card?
[21:00] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: and does your system have a card reader?
[21:00] <ubuntistas> no unfortunately
[21:00] <Ridders> switch10__: the card is like one of ATI's top cards, so are no saying theres still no drivers for it on linux yet?
[21:00] <ActionParsnip> hmm
[21:00] <ubuntistas> i dunno
[21:00] <ActionParsnip> Ridders: cutting edge vga cards dont get supported immediately
[21:01] <Quasar1048> Here's a graphics question... my desktop effects are enabled... but when I check the highest settings, things get strange... like when I grab a window nad drag it around, its like jello, bouncing around... that's not supposed to happen, right?
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: if yuo run: dmesg | tail    does the system show a reaction to the connection
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> Quasar1048: you have wobbly windows enabled
[21:01] <switch10__> Ridders: Possibly not. Ati is not very Linux friendly
[21:01] <Ridders> ActionParsnip: its not vga though, its dvi
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> Quasar1048: run ccsm and disable it
[21:02] <Quasar1048> ActionParsnip: Ah...
[21:02] <Quasar1048> ccsM/
[21:02] <grturner> brandan, system > administration > software sources; under ubuntu software make sure that multiverse is checked. if it's not, check the box next to it and then click close
[21:02] <Quasar1048> ccsm?*
[21:02] <Ridders> switch10__: that sucks
[21:02] <ActionParsnip> Ridders: video graphic accellerator
[21:02] <Ridders> switch10__: been waiting ages for the drivers to come out for this card
[21:02] <erUSUL> Quasar1048: that's suppossed to happen yes
[21:02] <switch10__> Ridders: I don't much like it either. I will never buy an ati card again
[21:02] <Quasar1048> ActionParsnip: whats ccs,?
[21:02] <erUSUL> !ccsm | Quasar1048
[21:02] <ubuntistas> yes actionparsnip
[21:03] <Ridders> switch10__: yh agreed
[21:03] <yellowrooster> how do i know which version of gdm is on my comp
[21:03] <erUSUL> yellowrooster: apt-cache policy gdm
[21:03] <erUSUL> !version > yellowrooster
[21:03] <ActionParsnip> Ridders: you can use the open driver until it gets supported but buying the latest hardware isnt usually a good call in Linux due to companies getting more cash supporting windows so they intelliently plow more time into that
[21:03] <Quasar1048> Okay... I have ccsm already...
[21:03] <Roasted> Is it possible for Samba to somehow auto-authenticate with XP users on local accounts as long as they're in the same workgroup?
[21:03] <Quasar1048> Hmm.. let me look and see if i can find it...
[21:03] <yellowrooster> erUSUL: thanks!
[21:03] <ActionParsnip> Quasar1048: i know, you need to run it to turn off wobbly windows
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> Quasar1048: alt+f2   type ccsm   press enter
[21:04] <stefg_> !roasted
[21:04] <stefg_> !samba | roasted
[21:04] <Roasted> yeah, thanks.
[21:04] <Roasted> that's kind of why I asked here, to get actual user's opinions on it
[21:04] <brandan> grturner i dont see multiverse under any of those tabs in the Software Sources menu....
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: you need top add the same username and password to the windows system
[21:04] <brandan> grturner unless I am not looking right.
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: then it will be ok afaik
[21:05] <Roasted> ActionParsnip - I know. I have the XP users added on my Ubuntu machine.
[21:05] <Quasar1048> Oh, no I don't.. I'll install it...
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: its the weakness of workgroups, no central management for users
[21:05] <Roasted> ActionParsnip - But when the user logs in to their XP computer, and goes start - run - \\myserver, they have to log in again. I'm wondering if there's a way to auto-authenticate that portion
[21:05] <{Onyx}1> hmmm apt is having a hard time hitting a couple repositories.
[21:05] <Ridders> ActionParsnip: wheres the open driver for it, and will i be able to use the desktop effects etc?
[21:05] <ikhider> Hey guys, I installed my wifi card's driver with ndiswrapper but still iwconfig shows no wireless extensions, any ideas why?
[21:06] <grturner> brandan, the line that needs to be checked is 'software restricted by copyright or legal issues (multiverse)'
[21:06] <stefg_> Roasted: that's possible, but that's a question for ##windows
[21:06] <zebastian> Help,  I am having trouble making a backup of my system to my external hard drive, I did rsync -avh --delete --stats /home/sebastian/ /media/SAMSUNG/mybackup and i got a whole bunch of outputs with these errors rsync: chgrp "/media/SAMSUNG/mybackup/.icons/Mac4Lin_Icons_v0.4/scalable/mimetypes/application-x-rar.png" failed: Operation not permitted (1)
[21:06] <brandan> grturner oh wait, do u mean,  "Software restricted by copyright or legal issues (multiverse)  ?
[21:06] <zebastian> far as i know the hard drive is mounted
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: if the username matches the one on ubuntu and the passwords match it should be ok. not sure i dont use windows in workgroups, too much legwork
[21:06] <Roasted> stefg - really? I thought it would be a samba setting.
[21:06] <grturner> brandan, yep
[21:06] <brandan> grturner yes its checked already
[21:06] <Roasted> ACtionParsnip - What, you have a domain set up at home??
[21:06] <maniel> hi
[21:06] <Quasar1048> Cool, installed! :D I'm glad I asked that, cause I always thought it was a driver issue...
[21:06] <ubuntistas> how can i connect my cellphone with my pc is any software available?
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> Ridders: not sure, try the radeon driver, if thats bad, try the ati driver
[21:07] <sebsebseb> hi
[21:07] <Roasted> ActionParsnip - and hte users login credentials for their samba accounts match identically to their XP local logins, yet it doesnt carry over to Samba. They still have to log in again there.
[21:07] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: i dont use windows, i use to have a domain way back when
[21:07] <grturner> brandon, try opening terminal and typing 'sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras'
[21:07] <brandan> grturner whats next?
[21:07] <erUSUL> zebastian: probably you do not have the permissions to writte in the backupdisk
[21:07] <sunny__> helloooooo
[21:07] <zebastian> erUSUL: how do i get hte permissions? i used sudo
[21:07] <zebastian> it worked the first couple of times i backed up
[21:08] <Rabbitbunny> So... When Brasero says it doesn't have the right plugin, what plugin do I need? The track plays perfectly in rythmbox.
[21:08] <erUSUL> zebastian: what filesystem is used on the backup disk ?
[21:08] <maniel> how to make poackages building use some -j parameter for simultaneous jobs?
[21:08] <zebastian> erUSUL: how do i check that?
[21:08] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: you could mount the share at bootup and allow all users to read/write with uid=1000
[21:08] <zebastian> erUSUL: msdos
[21:08] <erUSUL> zebastian: grep -i samsung /proc/mounts
[21:09] <erUSUL> zebastian: well you can not store unix permissions/ownership on a vfat filesystem
[21:09] <zebastian> erUSUL: /dev/sdd1 /media/SAMSUNG vfat rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,uid=1000,fmask=0077,dmask=0077,codepage=cp437,iocharset=iso8859-1,shortname=mixed,utf8 0 0
[21:09] <stefg_> Roasted: hmm... it's sort of in-between. unix accounts are not samba accounts... if you don't want a unix account for every windows user on your system you have to use ldap. If you need a file-server and want some preconfigured ldap i'd look at !ebox
[21:09] <erUSUL> zebastian: you have to use tar to do the backup
[21:09] <Roasted> ActionParsnip - Yeah, I thought about that, but I dual boot and I'm not always in Ubuntu, so I didnt want to have them face any error messages. Every night at 4 am is when the backup occurs, and Im in bed by 1am latest so Im always in ubuntu by the time they run the backup
[21:09] <zebastian> erUSUL: tar ?
[21:09] <Quasar1048> Thanks guys! SImple-ccsm did the trick!
[21:09] <zebastian> please elaborate
[21:09] <erUSUL> zebastian: and vfat has a 4GiB limit on filesize so
[21:10] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: Then you'll need to manage tht for the backup to complete
[21:10] <zebastian> erUSUL: tar?
[21:10] <erUSUL> zebastian: tar cvzpf /media/SAMSUNG/mybackup.tgz /home/sebastian/
[21:11] <Roasted> ActionParsnip - I suppose I could just hit "remember this" in the password box for each user when they go to start - run - \\myserver, haaaa....
[21:11] <erUSUL> zebastian: vfat has a 4GiB limit on filesize so maybe not even that would work (if the backupfie is too large)
[21:11] <zebastian> erUSUL: if i copy and paste that into the terminal it will do a backup of everything on the laptop?
[21:11] <grturner> brandan, try opening terminal and typing 'sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras'
[21:11] <brandan> Ubuntu wont play any MP3s for me, can anyone else provide some hints how I can fix it? Would a reboot maybe fix it?
[21:11] <Quasar1048> Cool! I have cube now! :D
[21:11] <erUSUL> zebastian: a tar file is like a zip file. but it can store unix permission and ownership
[21:11] <brandan> grturner ok 1 min i will do that
[21:11] <ubuntistas> how can i connect my cellphone with my pc is any software available?
[21:12] <zebastian> does cvzpf stand for anything erUSUL¿?
[21:12] <shiznebit> what programa do i use to save the video out from my PVR ?
[21:12] <ubuntistas> by connection i mean transfering files
[21:12] <erUSUL> zebastian: no it will backup everythin in /home/sebastian to a file in /media/SAMSUNG/
[21:12] <Quasar1048> Alrgiht, I'm out.. thanks for the help!
[21:12] <zebastian> erUSUL: but it had already worked before...and it copied up to 30 gb
[21:13] <brandan> grturner Reading package lists... Done
[21:13] <brandan> Building dependency tree
[21:13] <brandan> Reading state information... Done
[21:13] <brandan> E: Couldn't find package ubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:13] <erUSUL> zebastian: c -> create v -> vervose z -> compressed p -> with permissions f -> filename fllows
[21:13] <FloodBot3> brandan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:13] <brandan> Would a reboot help?
[21:13] <grturner> brandan, what version ubuntu are you on? the package should be there
[21:13] <brandan> 9.04
[21:13] <erUSUL> zebastian: maybe you used other options for rsync
[21:13] <zebastian> zebastian: how so? i used the same folders
[21:15] <brandan> grturner 9.04 32bit
[21:15] <erUSUL> zebastian: -avh <<< that -a makes rsync preserve permissions and owner. it can do that on a vfat filesystem
[21:15] <erUSUL> can't*
[21:15] <iso_> got problems with flash movies in firefox ubuntu real bad quality ho to resolve conflicts?
[21:15] <zebastian> so what command would you use for rsync?
[21:16] <zebastian> erUSUL:
[21:16] <iso_> whats the best extension for swf and flv?
[21:16] <iso_> any idea?
[21:17] <erUSUL> zebastian: for a backup in a vfat filesystem i would use tar
[21:17] <grturner> brandan, can you install gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg and gstreamer-0.10-plugins-ugly ?
[21:17] <brandan> grturner where do I get those?
[21:18] <subito> hi. does someone know how to make work virtual midi piano keyboard? i have no sound on it
[21:18] <grturner> brandan, 'sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg gstreamer-0.10-plugins-ugly'
[21:18] <iso_> got problems with flash movies in firefox ubuntu real bad quality ho to resolve conflicts?
[21:19] <iso_> whats the best extension for swf and flv?
[21:19] <Whitor> If I'm in a console... how do I change the graphics mode?
[21:20] <Whitor> I would like high resolution text
[21:20] <brandan> grturner it is getting them now, I will have to wait and see
[21:20] <brandan> grturner the ubuntu servers running slow or is it just my connection ?
[21:20] <losha> !slow > brandan
[21:21] <zebastian> erUSUL: can i then extract it to another folder within the external drive?
[21:21] <jmcdermott> trying to install skype and get message Error: Wrong architecture 'amd64'- help?
[21:21] <iso_> brendan- server s running slow 2nite
[21:21] <grturner> brandan, the servers are under heavy load b/c of karmic beta release
[21:21] <erUSUL> zebastian: the tgz archive ? yes
[21:21] <iso_> jmr dermott- get the debian package
[21:21] <jmcdermott> thx- will try that
[21:21] <brandan> karmic beta ? whats that a new Ubuntu ?
[21:21] <mikejet> How do I set my printer preference to default to double-sided printing?
[21:22] <grturner> brandan, its the 9.10 beta
[21:22] <stefg_> !karmic | brandan
[21:22] <MenZa> brandan: Ubuntu 9.10 (codename: Karmic Koala) is currently in beta, yes.
[21:22] <brandan> ooh okay I see!
[21:22] <erUSUL> mikejet: System>Admin>Printers
[21:22] <losha> brandan: calm down. It's *not* ready for prime-time yet...
[21:22] <iso_> got problems with flash movies in firefox ubuntu real bad quality ho to resolve conflicts?
[21:23] <brandan> losha I understand that
[21:23] <sdubois> HTML5 audio is being sent to my internal pcspeaker in Firefox
[21:23] <evident> hi everybody... I am having some troubles with my .bashrc. You see, I want to install devkitPro to be able to compile and program software for the nintendo ds and following this doku (http://palib.info/wiki/doku.php?id=day1) I have to add some lines to my .bashrc and then run "source ~./bashrc" to update these variables. But when doing so it gives me a parse error, which it even gives me when I switch back to the backup of my .bashrc,
[21:23] <evident> which I created before... how come there is some wrong code? I can't remember changing it...
[21:24] <erUSUL> evident: can we see the actual error ?
[21:24] <evident> i'll pastebin it
[21:24] <SuspectZero> anyone here have a tutorial for how to edit the initramfs so it can loop an iso making it possible to boot it through grub2?
[21:25] <evident> http://hpaste.org/fastcgi/hpaste.fcgi/view?id=10212#a10212
[21:25] <evident> http://hpaste.org/fastcgi/hpaste.fcgi/view?id=10213#a10213
[21:25] <evident> and this is my .bashrc
[21:26] <losha> evident: if you sourced something, it's in your running shell's environment. Unless you restart the shell completel *from scratch* after restoring your .bashrc, the change might still affect stuff...
[21:27] <losha> evident: so let's see line 20 of your old .bashrc where the trouble appears to start...
[21:27] <brandan> when are the servers expected to go back full speed? is there a date set?
[21:27] <jcdyer> I've got Easy Peasy on my Acer Aspire One, and I'd like to switch to Netbook Remix.  Is it possible to do that without blasting my current install?
[21:27] <evident> can you see an error?
[21:27] <SuspectZero> j #linux
[21:27] <SuspectZero> oops
[21:27] <jcdyer> In other words, can I add a line to my software sources, and run an update?
[21:27] <cybersplice> brandan, they will speed up when people stop mercilessly downloading Karmic.
[21:27] <erUSUL> evident: i know what have happened... you are using dash not bash (you are at a root promt)
[21:27] <erUSUL> evident: exit from that root promt and do the source
[21:28] <brandan> cybersplice oh okay
[21:28] <keithburton> Hi - anyone have any experience with ubuntu 9.10 on HP2133.  took me ages to get 9.04 working reasonably, usual problems with Wifi and via display drivers
[21:28] <jmcdermott> is there a default pwd the system has if you leave the pwd field blank when you set up ubuntu?  left it blank and now unable to change pwd or install things
[21:28] <erUSUL> keithburton: #ubuntu+1
[21:29] <cybersplice> keithburton, try channel #ubuntu+1
[21:29] <evident> root prompt? I'm not in a root prompt... this is my normal zsh and I am logged in as normal user... I didn't start sudo or something
[21:29] <keithburton> thx - sorry to bash in ...
[21:29] <zebastian> erUSUL: gzip: stdout: File too large
[21:29] <cybersplice> jmcdermott, do you mean the pwd for your user account?
[21:30] <brandan> grturner I was able to get ubuntu restricted-extras to download but it will take a while ;)
[21:30] <erUSUL> evident: then it is not dash but zsh in both cases you can not use a *bash* configuration file with a shell that is *not* bash
[21:30] <iplaman> hi all
[21:30] <grturner> brandan, yah... i'm running updates right now getting 20kbps
[21:30] <losha> jmcdermott: it should never have allowed you to leave it blank during setup. You may have to boot the livecd and edit your on-disk /etc/passwd file to fix this...
[21:30] <iso_> got problems with flash movies in firefox  real bad quality ho to resolve conflicts?
[21:31] <erUSUL> evident: you are asking zsh to read and interpret a bash configuration file and it fails (as spected)
[21:31] <evident> ahh ok... can you tell me where I have to add the three lines instead?
[21:31] <brandan> grturner yeah im getting between 2kb/s and 18kb/s so dont feel bad lol
[21:31] <jmcdermott> thx
[21:31] <iplaman> can someone help me with regex small problem?
[21:31] <erUSUL> evident: to ~/.zshrc
[21:31] <brandan> grturner sometimes below 1kb/s too
[21:31] <vge> iplaman: degends
[21:31] <evident> still write it the same way?
[21:31] <evident> export DEVKITPRO=/home/florianbg/workspace/nds/devkitPro
[21:31] <evident> export DEVKITARM=$DEVKITPRO/devkitARM
[21:31] <evident> export PAPATH=$DEVKITPRO/PAlib/lib
[21:31] <vge> iplaman: dont ask to ask, just ask :)
[21:31] <FloodBot3> evident: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:32] <erUSUL> evident: yes the same should work
[21:32] <iplaman> im trying to extract all the words that contains the "ns" characters
[21:32] <erUSUL> zebastian: as i said vfat can not hold files larger than 4 GiB
[21:32] <iplaman> not the lines
[21:32] <zebastian> erUSUL: is there any way to hack the thing and change the file system?
[21:32] <zebastian> reformat or something
[21:33] <evident> ahh ok everything works fine now! thanks everybody!
[21:33] <brandan> grturner down to 4303 bites per sec, not even 1KB/s LOL
[21:33] <erUSUL> zebastian: you can reformat the external disk to ext3 or something (if you are going to use it only with linux) or as ntfs (if you want to use it with windows too)
[21:34] <losha> erUSUL: good catch re: zsh vs bash
[21:34] <grturner> yah it's pretty ridiculous, they need to stress torrents more
[21:34] <Seveas> brandan, 1kB == 1000 (or 1024) bytes, so you're still over 4kB :)
[21:34] <erUSUL> zebastian: reformatting deletes the data in the disk of course
[21:34] <erUSUL> losha: :)
[21:34] <brandan> but I did go below 1KB/s a few times now.
[21:34] <zebastian> erUSUL: will you be here in a couple of hours?
[21:34] <stefg_> !slow
[21:34] <Whizp0pthat> I have Ubuntu 8.10, I installed it as dual boot with windows. But however, I haven't used Ubuntu for a while and forgot my user & pass is there a way to find it?
[21:35] <erUSUL> zebastian: not likely is getting late here in Europe.
[21:35] <vge> Whizp0pthat: you can boot to failsafe and change it
[21:35] <stefg_> Seveas: hey, long time not seen
[21:35] <brandan> everyone here in europe ??
[21:35] <erUSUL> Whizp0pthat: just boot into recovery mode and change it
[21:35] <grturner> Whizp0pthat, you can boot into rescue mode and reset your password
[21:35] <vge> brandan: finland here
[21:35] <brandan> usaa here, sadly
[21:35] <brandan> usa *
[21:35] <Ingsoc> Can anyone help me compile the newest version of openal? I have downladed the source but I don't know what to do next.
[21:35] <Whizp0pthat> I'm not sure how to do failsafe, recovery mode, or rescue mode... do i do that from the menu when it's booting up?
[21:35] <vge> brandan: to be sorry or happy for you, i donno
[21:35] <erUSUL> Ingsoc: why are you doing that ?
[21:36] <iplaman> how can i extract all word contains the characters "ns" form a file PLEASE
[21:36] <erUSUL> Whizp0pthat: from the grub menu; yes.
[21:36] <stefg_> !build | Ingsoc
[21:36] <Ingsoc> erUSUL: choppy sound in a lot of games
[21:36] <losha> !password | Whizp0pthat
[21:36] <erUSUL> iplaman: grep ns file.txt
[21:36] <zebastian> erUSUL: how do you format it to ext3?
[21:36] <mcginleyr1> hey guys i setup 9.10 and when i click on my username to login gnome freezes/crashes I thought it might need to be udated so I droped to TTY2 and upgraded everything and it still does it any ideas?
[21:36] <Whizp0pthat> thanks all
[21:36] <erUSUL> zebastian: use gparted
[21:37] <iplaman> erUSUL: not the lines just the words
[21:37] <zebastian> erUSUL: i mean from the terminal
[21:37] <vge> mcginleyr1: have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling gdm?
[21:37] <mcginleyr1> no I'll give it a shot
[21:37] <iso_> any idea flash movies wont work on frefox...extension s installed..any possible conflicts?
[21:38] <iplaman> erUSUL: and i dont wanna use "cut"
[21:38] <iplaman> since i dont know the "-f"
[21:38] <losha> iplaman: harder, but not impossible. Use tr to change all spaces to newlines so you only have one word per line, then use grep as before...
[21:39] <brandan> well im out, take care everyone! nice chatting
[21:39] <iso_> any idea flash movies wont work on frefox...extension s installed..any possible conflicts?
[21:39] <erUSUL> iplaman: brute force --> « grep ns file.txt | tr ' ' '\n' | grep ns > output.txt »
[21:39] <zebastian> erUSUL: ok i'm on gparted, how do i format it, i don't see an option for formatting
[21:39] <vge> iso_: have you installed 10.0 version?
[21:39] <SuspectZero> does casper == lupin-casper?
[21:39] <zebastian> erUSUL: it's mounted btw
[21:39] <erUSUL> losha: stop reading my mind XXDD
[21:39] <SuspectZero> or are they 2 seperate entities?
[21:40] <iso_> adobe 10.0?
[21:40] <iplaman> erUSUL: thanks
[21:40] <iplaman> losha: Thanks
[21:40] <erUSUL> zebastian: umount it; right click on the parition
[21:40] <vge> iso_: ye, the so file from adobe site, shoud would just fine alone
[21:40] <losha> erUSUL: iplaman: slightly improved version: tr '[:space:]' '\n' file.txt | egrep ns
[21:40] <iso_> is it on synaptics?
[21:40] <iplaman> :) kind of a round problem solving but should work
[21:41] <vge> i would not take it from there
[21:41] <frostfirex11> hi
[21:41] <iso_> does 10.0 conflict with previous versions?
[21:41] <iplaman> thanks guys
[21:41] <losha> erUSUL: :-)
[21:41] <ZeRoDeAtH50435> what room am i in
[21:41] <erUSUL> !hi | ZeRoDeAtH50435
[21:42] <Wunderbar> how do i go about fixing an xmodmap error?
[21:43] <losha> SuspectZero: you can use the /whois <nick> command to find out about casper
[21:43] <vge> iso_: just check your firefox plugins about:plugins inside firefox, should tell you id you have flash installed
[21:43] <SuspectZero> losha, what?
[21:43] <ZeRoDeAtH50435> i have ubuntu 9.04 installed on my computer but im checking out crunchbang on live cd
[21:43] <Wunderbar> any tips on fixing and xmodmap error?
[21:43] <losha> SuspectZero: run /whois casper and then /whois lupin-casper to see if they are the same 'entity'
[21:44] <SuspectZero> losha, hahaha i meant the applications called casper and lupin-caser
[21:44] <iso_> got swf
[21:44] <vge> iso_: if not, get the single file from adobes site, put libflashplayer.so inside ~/.mozilla/plugins/
[21:44] <vge> and that should be it
[21:44] <losha> SuspectZero: :-). Oops. Obviously I don't know what I'm talking about. Senility has finally set it...
[21:44] <SuspectZero> hahahah no worries :)
[21:44] <ZeRoDeAtH50435> any1 know anything about crunchbang
[21:45] <evident> where is the xorg.conf again?
[21:45] <HeDidIt[FaR]> i'm a n0b at using ubuntu...atm i'm running ubuntu 9.04
[21:45] <Wunderbar> focus guys...xmodmap error here...
[21:45] <HeDidIt[FaR]> how can i install software?
[21:45] <erUSUL> evident: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:45] <Wunderbar> lol
[21:45] <erUSUL> !software | HeDidIt[FaR]
[21:45] <losha> ZeRoDeAtH50435: crunchbang has its own channel I believe..
[21:46] <vge> iso_: if that lib is there and your still not getting any flash and firefox think it has flash then i donno how to help :/
[21:46] <erUSUL> Wunderbar: i have focused in my crystall ball but failed to see the actual error...
[21:46] <ZeRoDeAtH50435> know what the name is
[21:46] <losha> Wunderbar: I saw the error in my crystal ball, but the solution was interrupted by a commercial...
[21:47] <HeDidIt[FaR]> 10x for help Usul
[21:47] <erUSUL> HeDidIt[FaR]: no problem
[21:47] <iso_> go flash 9
[21:47] <losha> ZeRoDeAtH50435: I think it's #crunchbang... :-)
[21:47] <Wunderbar> okay, it says- unable to open file /usr/share/kubuntu-default settings/kubuntu.xmodmap for reading /usr/bin/xmodmap: 1 error encountered, aborting
[21:47] <Wunderbar> please note i do not use kde- i abhor kde
[21:47] <iso_> thx
[21:48] <jo88> hellow everyone, I recently registerd on dyndsn and set up a webserver. Now, I can acces it it on my computer an on my android phone (true the mobile dataplan, so it's online) but some people can't. It say's the server doensn't respond. Any idea? Tx
[21:48] <losha> Wunderbar: that's a bit odd, that it looks for a kubuntu file. Did you change something recently to cause this?
[21:49] <Wunderbar> i was messing around with my awesome wm config
[21:49] <Wunderbar> but i uninstalled kubuntu a few months back
[21:49] <zebastian> erUSUL: ok i formatted to ext3, now it mounted and there's a lost and found folder, but it says i don't have permissions to it
[21:49] <zebastian> erUSUL: how do i get permissioons to the drive now
[21:49] <losha> jo88: how recently. I think it can take some time to propagate...
[21:49] <Wunderbar> having barely used it
[21:49] <erUSUL> jo88: you set up the dyundns client to update your ip ?
[21:50] <SuspectZero> anyone here ever worked with lupin-casper
[21:50] <erUSUL> zebastian: use the original sync command (with sudo) that should work
[21:50] <jo88> half a day ago :) Yes, maby it's that. And yes ddclient run's without problem (for the first time ever here, love it)
[21:50] <kubanc> how do i restart metacity with out restarting the computer?
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> kubanc: define "restart"
[21:51] <erUSUL> jo88: you use a router ? are ports correctly forwarded ? is the ddns client running in the router ?
[21:51] <Wunderbar> losha, any ideas?
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> kubanc: if you are running compiz and want to start metacity, you can run: metacity --replace
[21:51] <SuspectZero> anyone here ever worked with lupin-casper?
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | SuspectZero
[21:51] <evident> I am having a proplem with my touchpad... when I go to System->Preferences->Touchpad it says it can't initialize GSynaptics because "SHMConfig" must be set to "true" in my xorg.conf or my XF86Config... but my xorg.conf doesn't have any "SHMConfig" in it... should I add it? If yes, where exactly?
[21:51] <losha> Wunderbar: sorry, dunno. I abhor kde too. One easy workaround that doesn't actually address the root cause would be to create an empty /usr/share/kubuntu-defaultsettings/kubuntu.xmodmap file...
[21:51] <SuspectZero> ActionParsnip, haha got it
[21:52] <jo88> erUSUL: no, straight to the internet.
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> evident: add it manually: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:52] <SuspectZero> how can i configure lupin-casper? or atleast read a man page on it?
[21:52] <kubanc> i installed cairo-dock, but i don't have transparancy, so went into config-editor and added apps/metacity/general/composite_manager ON, but i still dont have any transparency, so do i need to restart metacity ...
[21:52] <jo88> erUSUL: and now i see it, the proxys don't catch it to.
[21:52] <losha> jo88: wanna tell us the url, so we can try it. PM if you don't want everyone to know...
[21:52] <erUSUL> jo88: maybe the webserver only listens on loopback and not in the modem interface
[21:52] <evident> ActionParsnip, just write "SHMConfig true" at the end or does it have to be in any of the "sections" there?
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> evident: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=975421
[21:53] <duffydack> anyone ever had any entries in lost+found?  I never have.  also ext needs to start thinking about NOT making 5% reserved space, at least without telling the user its going to and why.
[21:53] <jhattara> why don't i get any screen resolution options when running dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ?
[21:53] <juro> hi, I created an image using partimage (gzipped). can I read the contents without restoring it?
[21:53] <jo88> erUSUL: how do you pm it (one of my first times on IRC, sorry)
[21:53] <Salty> hey everybody! can anybody help me with this: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-headers-2.6.28-15_2.6.28-15.52_all.deb: corrupted filesystem tarfile - corrupted package archive
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> jhattara: it got taken out fter gutsy
[21:53] <Salty> tried deleting the file but it didnt help
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> Salty: sudo apt-get clean
[21:54] <jhattara> ActionParsnip, then how can i edit the available resolutions ?
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> jhattara: what video card does: lspci | grep -i vga    say you have?
[21:54] <Salty> thanks ActionParsnip - I'm trying
[21:54] <jo88> losha: how do you pm it (one of my first times on IRC, sorry)
[21:55] <losha> jo88: unfortunately, it depends on your client. You
[21:55] <jhattara> ActionParsnip, 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA G550 AGP (rev 01)
[21:55] <losha> jo88: unfortunately, it depends on your client. You're going to have to look at the docs...
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> jhattara: let me websearch
[21:55] <santium> Does anyone know why 'find' puts ASCII 1 (SOH) in each line of its output?
[21:55] <slawek> WITAM
[21:55] <edbian> I'm setting up a dnsmasq to act as a caching server and I can't seem to get better 'dig' times.
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> jhattara: http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3105047.0;wap2
[21:56] <Salty> wow thanks it helped!
[21:56] <losha> santium: exactly what command line are you typing in your find command?
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> Salty: sweet :)
[21:56] <losha> ActionParsnip: :-)
[21:56] <scott_ino2> super pollo ohhh yeahhh
[21:56] <alabd> please see pic http://85.9.65.222:8899/home/img/main.gif  click on The picture you have saw ,in this address  http://85.9.65.222:8899/ ,can you see new page ?
[21:57] <jo88> lo
[21:57] <santium> find  /home/ -maxdepth 2 -name public_html
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> jhattara: you'll need to add some stuff to xorg.conf manually
[21:58] <losha> alabd: I see a bunch of arabic? Pretty colors...
[21:59] <kubanc> how to enable desktop transparency in metacity?
[21:59] <jhattara> ActionParsnip, yeah, looks like it
[22:00] <santium> losha: Oh, I misread what you asked. GNOME's terminal.
[22:00] <techlobyte1> umm, which channel do I join for questions about evolution mail client?
[22:00] <laptop_> hey guys, anyone knows of a good newsgroup leecher for ubuntu?
[22:00] <losha> santium: no, you wrote what I asked for. On *my* system, that just gives me regular ascii file names. You don't have find aliased to something do you. In particular, see the -print0 option in the man page...
[22:02] <techlobyte1> laptop_/ sorry haven't done newsgroup for ages
[22:02] <losha> laptop_: for text, I use slrn. For binaries, I dunno. Maybe 'pan'?
[22:03] <techlobyte1> how do I find my passwords in evoloution?
[22:03] <santium> losha: Unless 9.04 aliases it in a new install, I doubt it.
[22:03] <taylor_> I'm trying to get my wireless working on release 9.04. I have a broadcom bcm4311. I ran fwcutter. I also did "sudo modprobe b43" and add it to /etc/modules. the output from dmesg | tail is   b43-phy0 ERROR: Firmware file "b43/ucode5.fw" not found. What did I miss?
[22:04] <branko> Hello there. Something is going on with my audio sound. WHen I try to listen myself after recording myself with arecord test.wav I hear nothing but static. What is cousing this problem? After reboot I am able to hear myself but after a couple of skpye calls this happens? How do I restart all my sound devices? (if this is cousing the problem) I really need to solve this problem since I'm doing remote work with my collage. Any ideas how c
[22:04] <FiReSTaRT> taylor_: actually it should work out of the box.. even if it doesn't, you should install the driver through jockey
[22:05] <techlobyte1> poseidon flavored ubuntu is becoming unstable after long logins
[22:05] <taylor_> FiReSTaRT, what is jockey?
[22:05] <FiReSTaRT> taylor_: yeah, that goes through jockey.. system, administration, hardware drivers and enab le it there (just make sure your system is fully updated)
[22:05] <techlobyte1> who do I ask about questions about evolution mail?
[22:05] <laptop_> losha, the add/remove programs showed KLibido .. ever used it?
[22:06] <Wunderbar> how i go about completely removing awesome wm  from my system
[22:06] <system404> techlobyte1: whats your question
[22:06] <stanworld> hello, i am using a linux system, ubuntu, and i would like to develop aplication with a GUI , i would like a GUI library , if possible in C++ , what you advise me to use?
[22:06] <fccf> taylor_: sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter
[22:06] <losha> santium: I doubt it too. Still, check your aliases via the alias command.
[22:06] <PiotrK> hi, I'm experiencing bug associated with ati drivers
[22:06] <jhattara> how can i restart window manager without rebooting the computer ?
[22:06] <techlobyte1> system, i'd like to recover the passwords I put into evolution, cause forgot and wanna switch os's
[22:06] <PiotrK> it's very long - from Ubuntu 7.04 probably
[22:06] <PiotrK> till now
[22:06] <losha> laptop_: never even *heard* of klibido. Google for ubuntu newsreaders & see what 'the people' say...
[22:06] <DigitalKiwi> Wunderbar: why would you do such an awful thing, awesome is the best! :D
[22:06] <taylor_> FiReSTaRT, what do you mean it goes through jockey? I have not hear of thar before.
[22:07] <PiotrK> can someone look if this is new? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuvfXgcQC94
[22:07] <kanak> Hi. Can anyone tell me how to turn off the Login screen ready sound in Ubuntu 9.10? System -> Administration -> Login Screen does not seem to have any sound related options, and I've already set System -> Administration-> Sound Preferences to "No Sound Theme".
[22:07] <taylor_> fccf, I did that.
[22:07] <fccf> !karmic | kanak
[22:07] <Wunderbar> awesome keeps crashing
[22:07] <PiotrK> I mean if it's not in bugtraq
[22:07] <Wunderbar> i need to uninstall, then maybe in the future fresh install
[22:07] <FiReSTaRT> taylor_: just go to system, administration, hardware drivers... enabling the broadcom driver through there is fairly self-explanatory
[22:07] <Wunderbar> but for now i need to completely uninstall awesome, so...
[22:07] <branko> Any ideas? I hear static after running skype also with arecord....
[22:07] <Wunderbar> anyone
[22:08] <Wunderbar> ?
[22:08] <losha> Wunderbar: something like 'sudo apt-get autoremove awesome' might do it. What are you gonna replace it with?
[22:08] <DexterF> what's the preferred method on upgrading to 9.10beta?
[22:08] <taylor_> FiReSTaRT, I did that also.
[22:08] <janisozaur> what is a good hex editor?
[22:08] <Wunderbar> i use fluxbox most of the time
[22:08] <FiReSTaRT> taylor_: and that didn't install the driver for you initially?
[22:08] <vge> fluxbof for the win
[22:09] <Wunderbar> i might just play around with that a bit, get it to look a bit more like awesome
[22:09] <vge> (if i could write the name correctly)
[22:09] <Wunderbar> brb
[22:09] <djustice> janisozaur: khexedit, okteta
[22:09] <taylor_> FiReSTaRT, At this point I'm not sure. How to I check?
[22:10] <FiReSTaRT> taylor_: when you open it, do you see a green circle next to Broadcom STA Wireless?
[22:10] <taylor_> FiReSTaRT, Give a sec.
[22:10] <branko> I have also noticed that after restart the FIRST call I make with skype is fine but all the next is static? Why is that? How can I restart pulseaudio?
[22:10] <Wunderbar> didn't uninstall, downgraded instead
[22:11] <branko> Anyone... I know this is skype related problem but I belive pulse has fingers in it?
[22:11] <losha> branko: 9.04?
[22:11] <Wunderbar> funny how awesome 2.3 is so much better and apparently easier to configure than 3.3.4
[22:11] <branko> losha: yes
[22:11] <losha> branko: it's riddled with sound problems, apparently. !sound
[22:11] <losha> !sound | branko
[22:12] <branko> losha: can u please just tell me the command how to restart pulse audio?
[22:12] <DigitalKiwi> Wunderbar: but awesome 3 is far more powerful with customizations
[22:12] <techlobyte1> system404: did you get that?
[22:12] <losha> branko: If I knew it, I'd tell you. I don't run 9.04 myself, too buggy. Maybe someone else will help...
[22:12] <DigitalKiwi> since it can do just about anything you could imagine a window manager to do due to lua
[22:13] <Wunderbar> lua makes me cry
[22:13] <dyeohnyesus> anybody here has an acer timeline 5538 ?
[22:13] <branko> Anyone here knows how to restart pulse audio?
[22:13] <Loafers> Wunderbar, why?
[22:13] <cichlasoma> hi. does anybody use kde 4.3 in ubuntu?
[22:13] <Loafers> Wunderbar, good or bad?
[22:13] <SirBob1701> hey guys i setup 9.10 and when i click on my username to login gnome freezes/crashes I thought it might need to be udated so I droped to TTY2 and upgraded everything and it still does it any ideas? and resinstalling gdm didn't work
[22:13] <DigitalKiwi> lua is awesome
[22:13] <Wunderbar> bad, i don't like it
[22:13] <Loafers> o
[22:13] <Wunderbar> also, i prefer the default config of 2.3 over 3.3
[22:14] <Wunderbar> i like the fact that you're forced to use the terminal in 2.3
[22:14] <losha> DigitalKiwi: great. Just what the world needed. *Another* programming language...
[22:14] <DigitalKiwi> lua has been around a while
[22:14] <FiReSTaRT> jhattara: /etc/init.d/gdm restart <-- in terminal
[22:15] <Wunderbar> but there's a reason why hardly anyone uses lua...
[22:15] <DigitalKiwi> and it is wonderful, the world is a better place with it
[22:15] <DigitalKiwi> tons of people use it
[22:15] <Wunderbar> no one that i know
[22:15]  * DigitalKiwi uses it
[22:15] <Wunderbar> and that's the most important thing
[22:15] <losha> DigitalKiwi: I'd never even *heard* of it...
[22:15] <Freeaqingme> I just upgraded to karmic, but now Amarok refuses to play mp3 files. I already installed ubuntu-restricted-extras.
[22:15] <FiReSTaRT> !karmic Freeaqingme
[22:15] <FiReSTaRT> !karmic
[22:15] <telaviv> no one uses lua? you mean like world of warcraft doesn't count?
[22:15] <Loafers> Wunderbar, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lua_(programming_language)#Applications
[22:15] <yofel> Freeaqingme: come to #ubuntu+1 please
[22:16] <Freeaqingme> got the message. tnx
[22:16] <Wunderbar> people still use Amarok? what's that like these days?
[22:16] <Loafers> Wunderbar, Here is the better link  http://tr.im/AzCB
[22:16] <DigitalKiwi> tons of games use it, vlc uses it, nmap uses it, wow uses it, crysis, far cry, lots
[22:16] <DigitalKiwi> you just aren't looking/don't know it
[22:16] <Freeaqingme> Wunderbar, they said it would improve. But I'd at least expect it to play mp3 files ;)
[22:17] <FiReSTaRT> taylor_: what's the good word? :)
[22:17] <losha> Wunderbar: Freeaqingme: well, apparently it's broken in Karmic. Wait, maybe that's the improvement....
[22:17] <DigitalKiwi> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Lua-scripted_video_games lot of big titles on there as well as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lua_%28programming_language%29#Other
[22:17] <Wunderbar> use quodlibet if you need an all in one solution
[22:18] <Wunderbar> okay guys i get the point about lua
[22:18] <Loafers> :)
[22:18] <DigitalKiwi> ;p
[22:18] <taylor_> FiReSTaRT, Thanks. I did that earlier, must of lost it somehow.
[22:18] <Wunderbar> looks like i'll have to learn lua :(
[22:18] <system404> how to update from 9.04 to 9.10 and what are the key differences between the 2 please
[22:18] <FiReSTaRT> taylor_: ok so is the driver finally installed? did you test your wireless adapter?
[22:19] <DigitalKiwi> nah, Wunderbar, I didn't know lua when I wrote my config, I learned lua after that, and I know little more about configuring awesome, it is not strictly necessary to know lua to configure it
[22:19] <taylor_> FiReSTaRT, I'm using it right now!!
[22:19] <losha> system404: currently the principal difference seems to be that 9.10 is even more broken, unstable and not ready-to-be-used than 9.04
[22:19] <Wunderbar> i tried configuring awesome 3.3 without knowing lua and it turned into an almighty mess
[22:19] <FiReSTaRT> taylor_: great news :) glad it worked for you buddy.. time for me to grab some lunch.. l8ah
[22:19] <system404> losha: so its not advisable to upgrade to this edition yet then
[22:19] <Wunderbar> by comparison my 2.3 config was a thing of beauty
[22:19] <yofel> system404: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/karmic/beta and read the WHOLE page!
[22:20] <techlobyte1>  system404: i'd just like to get off poseidon
[22:20] <system404> losha: cheers
[22:20] <shaullx> i installed flashplugin-nonfree and it crashes firefox whenever i try to see flash  videos
[22:20] <Freeaqingme> Wunderbar, after installing a missing package it even plays mp3 files. So it being broken can't be the improvement.. ;)
[22:20] <losha> system404: it's still in beta, so do not use for anything you can't afford to lose...
[22:20] <system404> poseidon?
[22:20] <DigitalKiwi> some ubuntu derivative, system404
[22:20] <techlobyte1> yep
[22:20] <system404> ahh lol
[22:20] <shaullx> anyone know what the problem is?
[22:21] <DigitalKiwi> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poseidon_Linux
[22:21] <yofel> o.O... it's not some ubuntu derivate but the comming release...
[22:21] <robuntu> I need help with ndiswrapper, I installed without error but when I try to  install the windows driver I get "couldn't open driver.inf: No such file or directory at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper line 219."
[22:21] <cichlasoma> ons drives on desktop gnome
[22:21] <techlobyte1> yofel, what?
[22:21] <losha> techlobyte1: you're the only person I know who runs poseidon, It's supposed to be a Ubuntu derivative, so moving shouldn't be too much of a chore. What's stopping you?
[22:21] <yofel> techlobyte1: 9.10 is the next ubuntu release coming 29th october
[22:21] <DigitalKiwi> yofel: we are talking about Poseidon Linux not karmic koala
[22:22] <techlobyte1> losha: i forgot my evolution mail passwords
[22:22] <yofel> oh, my miss then, sry
[22:22] <techlobyte1> all but one that is
[22:23] <robuntu> ﻿I need help with ndiswrapper, I installed without error but when I try to  install the windows driver I get "couldn't open driver.inf: No such file or directory at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper line 219."
[22:23] <losha> techlobyte1: that's gotta be a faq somewhere. But not here. Try: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7627812 ?
[22:23] <techlobyte1> will try
[22:24] <joeyjones> any ideas for how to bind extra keys on the keyboard?
[22:25] <joeyjones> my kb has a euro and dollar sign key that would be really useful if they worked, but they only work in windows
[22:25] <durt> I have a file that needs to be setuid to use ping, anyone care to explain that and how to do it?
[22:26] <losha> !keys | joeyjones: does this help?
[22:26] <techlobyte1> losha: learn something new everyday
[22:26] <techlobyte1> peace all
[22:27] <losha> techlobyte1: that's just as it should be...
[22:27] <system404> yofel: just had a read of that page you advised so basicly nothings changed at all really couple of tweaks bad ones at that and they call it a new distro eh
[22:28] <losha> durt: what kind of 'file'?
[22:28] <system404> yofel: there wasnt much there at all that appealed to me as an end user
[22:28] <durt> losha, sonar from the xscreensavers.
[22:28] <losha> system404: nowadays, a change of background color seems to qualify as a new distro
[22:29] <system404> a bit like windows 7
[22:29] <dyeohnyesus> hehe
[22:29] <durt> losha, actually I'm not sure where it's located, it's not in /usr/bin
[22:29] <Mike_lifeguard> Hello. I installed ubuntu desktop because I didn't have a server iso & I can't burn on this laptop due to some bug even if I did download it. What packages should I be installing/removing to get a more server-like install?
[22:29] <yofel> well, karmic has a lot of system-related changes, gnome and kde don't have that many though
[22:29] <system404> windows 7 aka vista (the way it shoulda been)
[22:29] <iceroot> i am using ssh user@host  but some days ago i reinstall the host, so its another key and ssh wont connect because of that. is there a way to force ssh to use the new key?
[22:30] <durt> Mike_lifeguard, what is the server going to do?
[22:30] <yofel> iceroot: it should tell you the line in .ssh/known_hosts that is outdated. delete that line and it will connect again
[22:30] <Mike_lifeguard> iceroot: use the -i option
[22:30] <losha> durt: /usr/lib/xscreensaver/sonar on my system
[22:30] <shaullx> im unable to download anything, my windows 7 stoped working so i install ubuntu and in the partition manager i selected run with windows
[22:30] <vigo> Mike_lifeguard: Really depends on what you prefer and are use to, one moment though.
[22:30] <shaullx> now it says i have no space left when i download
[22:31] <shaullx> any ideas?
[22:31] <durt> losha, thx, now what do I do to it?
[22:31] <iceroot> Mike_lifeguard: thanks
[22:31] <Mike_lifeguard> durt: MySQL replication, apache, php, mediawiki... and eventually it will need to serve /home on NFS
[22:31] <iceroot> yofel: thank you
[22:31] <yofel> iceroot: np
[22:31] <audigy6x> how do I use a program once I have compiled it from the source code
[22:31] <shaullx> someone?...
[22:31] <shaullx> please:
[22:31] <shaullx> (
[22:32] <iceroot> Mike_lifeguard: and then? ssh -i wants a file
[22:32] <dyeohnyesus> shaullx, what is the problem ?
[22:32] <Mike_lifeguard> audigy6x: run the binary?
[22:32] <jedc> audigy6x, there should be some sort of executable in the directory, if it is foo use it with ./foo
[22:32] <Mike_lifeguard> iceroot: Yes, it wants the private key you will use to authenticate to the host
[22:32] <Mike_lifeguard> iceroot: normally this will be something like ~/.ssh/id_rsa
[22:32] <eisenhower> Hey, I installed firefox 3.5 over my 3.0 in ubuntu and I can't added google as a search engine in the top right. Any idea how to fix this?
[22:32] <iceroot> Mike_lifeguard: hm
[22:32] <audigy6x> ok let me try
[22:32] <iceroot> Mike_lifeguard: ok
[22:33] <losha> durt: ping should already be setuid root. Isn't yours? ls -l /bin/ping
[22:33] <shaullx> dyeohnyesus i installed ubuntu and in the setup i selected run with windows in partition manager now whenever i try to download something in firefox it says i have no space left
[22:33] <yofel> Mike_lifeguard: I think he means the server hash that's changed, would the id file help with that too?
[22:33] <Mike_lifeguard> eisenhower: ask the firefox folks? There is #firefox (or maybe #mozilla) on freenode, or they have irc.mozilla.net
[22:33] <shaullx> i think its related to what ive done in partition manager but how to fix it?
[22:33] <Mike_lifeguard> yofel, iceroot: if that's the case, then you should verify the fingerprint, and trust the host if it is correct
[22:34] <Mike_lifeguard> iceroot: Maybe you should be clearer about what the problem is.
[22:34] <obsidieth> my update is taking a suspiciously long time setting up ipopd
[22:34] <obsidieth> like 5 minutes
[22:34] <durt> losha, ya, ping's not the prob its sonar.
[22:34] <obsidieth> is something borked
[22:34] <dyeohnyesus> shaullx,
[22:34] <dyeohnyesus> where is it trying to download ?
[22:34] <losha> iceroot: forget ssh -i. Edit the known_hosts file like yofel said...
[22:35] <dyeohnyesus> run a df -h
[22:35] <shaullx> something with tmp the error says
[22:35] <iceroot> losha: cant find the line so i was clearing the hole file
[22:35] <joeyjones> losha: it didn't help
[22:35] <dyeohnyesus> can you paste it?
[22:35] <vigo> Mike_lifeguard: This official guide might help: http://www.ubuntu.com/aboutus/faq
[22:36] <dyeohnyesus> shaullx, better yet just paste the output of df -h
[22:36] <dyeohnyesus> shaullx, "df -h"
[22:36] <shaullx> There is not enough room on the disk to save /tmp/2_EdlSz7.zip.part.
[22:36] <losha> iceroot: it's ok to clear the whole file. Did you say it didn't help?
[22:36] <shaullx> ok sec
[22:36] <system404> hey guys in amarok one of my albums ive downloaded is coming under various artists so i tried to change it to the name of the album but the title bit is greyed out so i changed the rest of the bits but it still says various artists
[22:36] <iceroot> losha: its working now
[22:36] <shaullx> where to past it its big
[22:37] <dyeohnyesus> msg me
[22:37] <durt> Mike_lifeguard, if you run 'sudo tesksel' you might get a list of servers to install, but this is a throwback to debian...
[22:37] <durt> Mike_lifeguard, er, tasksel
[22:37] <Mike_lifeguard> durt: k, I'll give that a whirl
[22:37] <obsidieth> grf
[22:37] <obsidieth> still moving any
[22:37] <tpw_rules> hellp
[22:38] <system404> hey guys in amarok one of my albums ive downloaded is coming under various artists so i tried to change it to the name of the album but the title bit is greyed out so i changed the rest of the bits but it still says various artists
[22:38] <obsidieth> theres probably something indicating its a compilation
[22:38] <losha> durt: Personally, I wouldn't run any screensaver setuid. Whoever designed it to need to setuid got it wrong. Which makes me even less inclined to run it...
[22:38] <dyeohnyesus> hahaha
[22:38] <dyeohnyesus> setuid screensaver :)
[22:38] <yofel> tpw_rules: ?
[22:38] <system404> it is an album of various artists its now dance anthems 2009 but i want it to say now dance anthems 2009
[22:39] <losha> dyeohnyesus: no kidding...
[22:39] <Yanick_> hi, why will Empathy replace pidgin on the next release, in 26 days? I just installed it, and it is half as stable and mature as pidgin is, except Empathy supposedly support video messaging?
[22:39] <system404> not various artists
[22:39] <tpw_rules> i've installed kdevelop on my system and i can't get it to build executables. I start with the 'simple c++ hello world' example, hit compile and after a lot of crunching it says 'Configure: error: c++ compiler cannot create executables'. do i have to install anything else?
[22:39] <durt> losha, understood, I have no security issues to pay attention to.
[22:39] <joeyjones> tpw_rules: why not just use gcc?
[22:39] <chai> does anybody know how to share an internet connection with hardy?
[22:40] <yofel> Yanick_: come to #ubuntu+1 for that, you should get a better answer there
[22:40] <eisenhower> Okay this is prob a newb question but, How do you know where synaptic installs programs at?
[22:40] <Yanick_> yofel, ok
[22:40] <losha> durt: sorry, I can't help you...
[22:40] <tpw_rules> joeyjones: i just like ides
[22:40] <joeyjones> eisenhower: probably /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin for the binaries
[22:40] <system404> it installs them in filesystem/etc
[22:41] <janisozaur> !pl
[22:41] <losha> eisenhower: looking for something in particular?
[22:41] <djustice> tpw_rules: learn cmake. and qmake. and c++. then kdevelop is liek sweeeet boobies.
[22:41] <chai> i have a usb wifi adapter and i want to share that internet connection through my onboard ethernet port. can i?
[22:41] <yofel> eisenhower: what do you mean 'where' (linux is different from windows there)
[22:41] <tpw_rules> lol
[22:41] <system404> eisenhower: go to computer filesystem etc
[22:41] <obsidieth> my upgrade is still frozen.
[22:41] <system404> in that folder ull find installed apps
[22:41] <eisenhower> so for example,  using synaptic package manager, I installed xchat
[22:41] <eisenhower> i looked in /etc
[22:42] <system404> eisenhower: go to places computer then etc ur apps are in there
[22:42] <system404> thats where ur apps go
[22:42] <yofel> system404: STOP
[22:42] <yofel> no,
[22:42] <joeyjones> system404: iirc /etc is jsut where config files are
[22:42] <system404> thats where all my apps are
[22:42] <joeyjones> no binaries
[22:42] <yofel> eisenhower: just run xchat from the menu, and if you need the executable then it's in /usr/bin
[22:42] <joeyjones> yofel: i;ve been trying to say that...
[22:42] <cybersplice> Apps aren't in any one place. /etc is for config files.
[22:43] <vigo> eisenhower: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FindingFiles
[22:43] <FiReSTaRT> Yanick_: thanks for the heads up.. i'm downloading empathy as we speak.. i'd love to see webcam and custom emoticon support... might even replace aMSN with it :P
[22:43] <yofel> joeyjones: just making sure ;)
[22:43] <joeyjones> yofel: i was being ignored though...
[22:44] <eisenhower> one other question.  how do you set a defualt browser in ubuntu?
[22:44] <cybersplice> joeyjones, that will happen.
[22:44] <Yanick_> FiReSTaRT, be aware that you'll have to kill "telepathy-butterfly" if you get "Network error" message or something
[22:44] <eisenhower> i moved to firefox 3.5 from 3.0 and its not linking from othe rapps
[22:44] <FiReSTaRT> Yanick_: thanks for the warning.. is that in an unstable release of koala or in jaunty?
[22:44] <vigo> eisenhower: dpkg -L <filename> (synaptic) is one way.
[22:44] <Yanick_> FiremanEd, and if you have multiple accounts, connecting simultaneously might not work :)
[22:44] <yofel> eisenhower: check 'preferred applications' in system settings
[22:45] <Yanick_> sorry, last one was for FiReSTaRT
[22:45] <mrwes> eisenhower, make a symbolic link from 3.0 to 3.5
[22:45] <joeyjones> chai: you can probably setup network forwarding with iptables or some gui app
[22:45] <Yanick_> FiReSTaRT, well, I read that Empathy will officially replace Pidgin in 9.10
[22:45] <FiReSTaRT> Yanick_: i don't do polygamy.. but are you running it on jaunty or koala?
[22:45] <cybersplice> I like Empathy.
[22:45] <FiReSTaRT> Yanick_: i installed it under jaunty (just now)
[22:45] <Yanick_> I run it on Jaunty right now
[22:46] <FiReSTaRT> Yanick_: and it's still buggin' on you? yikes... i'll need o check it out
[22:46] <cybersplice> I installed Karmic. It's running mostly smoothly. Needs polish, but hey. We have a month.
[22:46] <Yanick_> FiReSTaRT, it's not Ubuntu related problem, the issues are from the Telepathy framework, I guess
[22:47] <eisenhower> is there way to change a global? from firefox-3.5 to firefox
[22:47] <eut> hello
[22:47] <grturner> !karmic | cybersplice
[22:47] <yofel> Yanick_ FiReSTaRT: the karmic version has a lot of bugfixes compared to the jaunty one
[22:47] <vigo> I need a VRT or Speech to Text widget,   had a bad accident yesterday, any suggestions?
[22:47] <FiReSTaRT> yofel: good to know.. thanks :)
[22:47] <cybersplice> grturner: Thanks, i'm aware of that.
[22:47] <MyTh> Hi ppl! I have a bug: I can't give eth0 a static IP-Address because of network-manager is crashing! What is a possible work-around?
[22:47] <mrwes> hrmm
[22:47] <grturner> that channel is reserved for the discussion of karmic as well. just fyi
[22:48] <FiReSTaRT> Yanick_: i figured.. every client has certain bugs.. but it's time to just give empathy a quick test.. wish me luck :P
[22:48] <cybersplice> MyTh, google /etc/networking/interfaces
[22:48] <MyTh> good luck FiReSTaRT
[22:48] <MyTh> :) I don't like it ;)
[22:48] <Yanick_> yofel, I sure hope that Empathy will have serious fixes in the next months, or I won't vote for it
[22:48] <grusum> Myth: wicd replaces NM
[22:49] <MyTh> NetworkManager Applet 0.7.99
[22:49] <yofel> well, I tried empathy once and don't like it, so the discussion is finished for me
[22:49] <tpw_rules> hmm. it appears g++ was not installed, so i installed that and now i get a pile of errors saying that gcc has no input files, it's not authorized to run the X server, and it can't make a directory because it doesn't have the proper permissions. any ideas to make kdevelop work?
[22:49] <joeyjones> lol @ network-manager crashing
[22:49] <MyTh> why joeyjones?
[22:50] <MyTh> i know how to set an ip with ifconfig
[22:50] <joeyjones> just use the cli
[22:50] <joeyjones> good
[22:50] <juro> how can I mount an image that was created using partimage?
[22:50] <cybersplice> yofel, Joys of open source. Just pop pidgin in yourself. It'll probably stay in repos, i'd guess.
[22:50] <MyTh> but after it the network doesn't work anymore...
[22:50] <cybersplice> Choice is everything...
[22:50] <joeyjones> roo many wintards are coming over to ubuntu and don't even know there's a cli
[22:50] <MyTh> :D
[22:50] <joeyjones> *too
[22:50] <yofel> cybersplice: it'll stay (I use psi :P)
[22:50] <MyTh> I'm not really new ;)
[22:50] <cybersplice> yofel, Heh! I use Xchat.... !
[22:51] <dyeohnyesus> haha
[22:51] <dyeohnyesus> I am on windows man!
[22:51] <yofel> cybersplice: I use psi for jabber and quassel for IRC ;)
[22:51] <cybersplice> Though, on my iPhone i use irssi via one of my pentest rigs.
[22:51] <dyeohnyesus> just because ubuntu can't see my stupid wireless card
[22:51] <MyTh> joeyjones: should I disable network manager from automatic startup?
[22:51] <puchat3k> empathy sucks balls, the interface is nice, i could get used to it but it's support of the gadu gadu is lacking so right now pidin is still the better choice
[22:51] <dyeohnyesus> neither madwifi...
[22:51] <joeyjones> MyTh: i'd suggest that
[22:52] <MyTh> fine, i gonna try it right now :)
[22:52] <joeyjones> MyTh: and if it fails you can;t complain :p
[22:52] <kromar> hi, how can i create a second login account?
[22:52] <stinky> !account
[22:52] <dyeohnyesus> kromar, use useradd
[22:52] <puchat3k> anyone knows what is happening with ubuntu one? i can't seem to authorize my computer, i cant connect to the localhost address
[22:52] <kromar> in the terminal?
[22:52] <cybersplice> kromar, system, administration, users and groups.
[22:53] <dyeohnyesus> kromar, yep
[22:53] <eut> i've recently installed the sun-java6-jdk with aptitude. what should i set JAVA_HOME  to?
[22:53] <mrwes> kromar, System | Administration  | Users and Groups > Add user
[22:53] <tpw_rules> anybody know?
[22:53] <eut> its currently unset and other programs are breaking. the docs say i'm supposed to set JAVA_HOME to the installation path of the java jdk
[22:55] <dyeohnyesus> kromar, mrwes  is right...that way is easyer
[22:55] <dyeohnyesus> esier
[22:55] <dyeohnyesus> damn
[22:55] <dyeohnyesus> easier
[22:55] <FloodBot3> dyeohnyesus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:56] <tpw_rules> lol
[22:56] <nerdy_kid> hi, anyone know what happened to the 'encrypt file' entry in nautilus? ubuntu 9.10
[22:56] <kromar> thanks a lot
[22:56] <cybersplice> !karmic | nerdy_kid
[22:56] <FiReSTaRT> Yanick_: no custom emoticons and i'm not a big fan of the interface.. i'll probably stick with aMSN
[22:57] <nerdy_kid> ubottu, yeah. but this isnt a break i dont think, the entrys just gone.
[22:57] <mrwes> dyeohnyesus, you seemed like a GUI guy -- people like to give terminal advice :)
[22:57] <Yanick_> FiReSTaRT, the options are still very limited too
[22:57] <Afrix> moOOoOOoooOOO
[22:58] <Acetilominonitro> Hello. I tried to register new ISP adress on ekiga.net but I can`t see the picture with Captcha code. Could you help me?
[22:58] <mrwes> dyeohnyesus, most people here are new users, of sort. I always prefer to give the graphical usage over the terminal. However, for myself, I normally use the terminal
[22:58] <Acetilominonitro> Hello. I tried to register new SIP adress on ekiga.net but I can`t see the picture with Captcha code. Could you help me?
[22:59] <Yashy> I'mn running memtest86+ off the ubuntu installer, and it's saying I have 569MHz (DDR1138) CAS 1-5-7 DDR1 when really it is DDR that can do 1066MHz, and there is no apparent setting in memtest to modify this?
[22:59] <ardian> exit
[23:00] <FiReSTaRT> Yanick_: i noticed.. on a good note, aMSN does everything i want it to, but i'd still like to have actual video-conferencing and better file transfer rates
[23:00] <phantomcircuit> Yashy, I'm guessing your wrong you're memory supports going faster but the mobo doesnt
[23:01] <Yanick_> same problem with Pidgen. MSN actually can use DCC file transfers, but all ther others need to pass through the MSN central servers, which is why it's so slow
[23:01] <mom_> hi my audio stopped working what can i do to troubleshoot?
[23:01] <Yashy> phantomcircuit: bought the MB because it is reported to support it
[23:02] <phantomcircuit> Yashy, does the BIOS support changing the FSB independently?
[23:02] <cybersplice> mom_, does it come back after a reboot?
[23:02] <Yashy> phantomcircuit: yeah
[23:02] <ryguy> My family already got two warnings sent to us from our ISP because of torrents, is there anyway to download torrents without the threat of the ISP shutting us off or worse? http://deluge-torrent.org/ says it has full encryption..is that what I need?
[23:02] <mom_> cybersplice, nope :(
[23:03] <cybersplice> mom_, i had that happen to me on Jaunty. Let me think about it for a while. Don't remember how I fixed it.
[23:03] <Yanick_> I just removed Empathy -1 for that one, and reinstalled Pidgin
[23:03] <draconis> ryguy: yeah, running torrent through SSH tunnel. you would need a VPS or another system to actually run a command line torrent client
[23:04] <mom_> cybersplice, yep its jaunty
[23:04] <ryguy> draconis: I dont know what any of that means. Im not exactly network-smart
[23:04] <draconis> ryguy: basically, you can't trust anything that says its secure
[23:04] <FiReSTaRT> Yanick_: i can even live with the file transfers, but having actual video-chats would be great
[23:04] <draconis> ryguy: bittorrent "encryption" is a joke
[23:05] <dermot> Hi i am a new user and seam do be having audio problems when ever i run a program the sound gets all jumbled repeats itself and slows down my laptop.
[23:05] <ryguy> draconis: so what do I have to do to not get caught by my ISP?
[23:05] <DigitalKiwi> ryguy: you could, like, not do illegal torrenting
[23:05] <draconis> ryguy: what DigitalKiwi said
[23:05] <draconis> then again if your ISP is threatening to kick you off for any torrents...
[23:05] <DigitalKiwi> freenode policy is probably actually against informing how to get around that too
[23:05] <ryguy> yeah..thats totally the case..
[23:05] <DigitalKiwi> iirc it has a file sharing clausee
[23:05] <phantomcircuit> draconis, bittorrent encryption is designed to make it difficult to easily identify it not to actually encrypt it
[23:06] <darksmac> hey guys any one know if we have a cli version of some old skool games (pong,space invaders, pacman)
[23:06] <Yanick_> FiReSTaRT, meh. I just found out that I could actually use my webcam (XPS Studio 16) with Ubuntu using Cheese lol so you see that I don't use that much :)
[23:06] <phantomcircuit> bittorrent encryption doesnt even try to protect against MiTM attacks
[23:06] <Yashy> ryguy: or you could move to a country that respects the privacy of its citizens, like Canada, where you can't snoop on your customers.
[23:06] <cybersplice> ryguy, It's pretty difficult to stop your ISP from identifying torrent traffic.
[23:06] <ryguy> Yashy: totally would if I wernt broke
[23:06] <draconis> or you could change ISPs
[23:06] <DigitalKiwi> Yashy: I think most likely it is some watchdog reported his IP to his ISP
[23:07] <ryguy> well it was Universal pictures that sent a complaint to the ISP or something
[23:07]  * DigitalKiwi wins
[23:07] <ryguy> X_X I mean..Open Pictures..?
[23:07] <thielmann> Does anyone know what changed in last nights karmic updates? My system was really fast, now I'm back to Jaunty speed. I guess it was related to Xorg and the legacy ATI drivers (I'm running a Rage 128 card). Any ideas?
[23:07] <Acetilominonitro> Hello. I tried to register new SIP adress on ekiga.net but I can`t see the picture with Captcha code. Could you help me?
[23:07] <FiReSTaRT> Yanick_: i don't use it much but it's a nice way to complement chatting with the Mrs. while she's away doing grad school
[23:07] <cybersplice> ryguy: You could always stop downloading copyrighted material? :D
[23:07] <ryguy> yup
[23:08] <queso_> Is there any way to name a screen so I could reattach by means of a name instead of the pid?
[23:08] <ryguy> Mediacom are nazis
[23:08] <DigitalKiwi> queso_: yes
[23:08] <dermot> Hi i am a new user and seam do be having audio problems when ever i run a program the sound gets all jumbled repeats itself and slows down my laptop. Can anyone tell me where i might be able to get drivers.
[23:08] <DigitalKiwi> -S queso_
[23:08] <ryguy> is there a place I can buy movie downloads for cheap?
[23:09] <SuspectZero> how can i configure lupin-casper to mount an iso as a loop?
[23:09] <DigitalKiwi> netflix might
[23:09] <cybersplice> ryguy, lovefilm, netflicks. I actually like Virgin's on demand thinger.
[23:09] <cybersplice> on demand will eventually kill off the cinema experience, methinks.
[23:09] <ryguy> cybersplice, alright thanks
[23:10] <mikejet> ryguy : The only way I get the netflix player to work on ubuntu is inside Windows-7 running in a VirtualBox.
[23:10] <cybersplice> ryguy, Perhaps not what you wanted to hear, but it IS the safe / legal way.
[23:10] <cybersplice> :D
[23:10] <ryguy> youch, Im runnin on a 850MHz pentium 3
[23:10] <obsidieth> does anyone else use enlightement?
[23:10] <queso_> DigitalKiwi: session -S sessionname  -- found it, thanks :)
[23:10] <cybersplice> obsidieth, Nope, just you!
[23:10]  * cybersplice is kidding.
[23:10] <mneptok> obsidieth: check in #e17
[23:11] <SuspectZero> obsidieth, i do
[23:11] <SuspectZero> and the channel is #e
[23:11] <SuspectZero> not #e17
[23:13] <mom_> cybersplice, got it to work :)
[23:13] <trinium> yeah
[23:14] <trinium> hello
[23:14] <cybersplice> mom_, beat me to it. what'd you do?
[23:15] <Yanick_> FiReSTaRT, yes, that's a good reason
[23:16] <mom_> cybersplice, switched to alsa in the sound configuration
[23:16] <jmad980> O___o: Hi
[23:17] <q_> good night to all
[23:20] <cybersplice> mom_, d'oh
[23:20] <RPG_Master> I am unable to click the play/pause button on embed youtube players :(
[23:21] <RPG_Master> But I can still watch videos on youtube.com
[23:21] <RPG_Master> Help meh :(
[23:21] <RPG_Master> :O
[23:21]  * RPG_Master was going to say "Don't leave me mommy!"
[23:21] <RPG_Master> :P
[23:22] <RPG_Master> * mom_ has quit ("Leaving")
[23:22] <Gnea> lol
[23:22] <RPG_Master> :P
[23:22] <RPG_Master> So, anyone know why it was working for me before I updated to Karmic?
[23:22] <RPG_Master> :O
[23:22] <Gnea> we don't do karmic here, yet
[23:23] <AnthonyZbierajew> hi
[23:23] <fccf> !karmic | RPG_Master
[23:23] <RPG_Master> maybe I'ed be better off at #ubuntu+1 .... :P
[23:23] <AnthonyZbierajew> can i get ubuntu help here?
[23:23] <Gnea> yes :)
[23:23] <Gnea> AnthonyZbierajew: if it's jaunty or earlier, sure
[23:23] <AnthonyZbierajew> the newest
[23:23] <AnthonyZbierajew> i gues
[23:23] <Gnea> well
[23:23] <AnthonyZbierajew> spelling?
[23:23] <cybersplice> AnthonyZbierajew, the beta, or the other?
[23:23] <Gnea> open a terminal and type this:  lsb_release -r
[23:24] <AnthonyZbierajew> i dont know which one
[23:24] <AnthonyZbierajew> the newest non beta
[23:24] <Gnea> AnthonyZbierajew: type that ^^
[23:24] <AnthonyZbierajew> i cant access it
[23:24] <Gnea> AnthonyZbierajew: why not?
[23:24] <AnthonyZbierajew> it wont boot
[23:24] <Gnea> oh
[23:24] <cybersplice> Ow.
[23:24] <Gnea> why not?
[23:24] <AnthonyZbierajew> it just cuts to shell
[23:25] <Gnea> so it boots, but X doesn't work?
[23:25] <Gnea> AnthonyZbierajew: are you sure you installed the desktop edition?
[23:25] <AnthonyZbierajew> can i leave restart my computer and take notes
[23:25] <AnthonyZbierajew> come back?
[23:25] <AnthonyZbierajew> i have the desktop yhes
[23:25] <Gnea> AnthonyZbierajew: please do
[23:25] <AnthonyZbierajew> k
[23:25] <AnthonyZbierajew> bye
[23:25] <cybersplice> AnthonyZbierajew, We'll be here.
[23:25] <FloodBot3> AnthonyZbierajew: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:26] <dro> after doing a dist-upgrade on jaunty, eth0 no longer works, not dhcp or static
[23:28] <veloz> Ola alguem pode me ajudar a resolver problema de conecção com a internet?
[23:28] <veloz> toda vez que eu ligo meu pc tenho que fazer o sudo pppoeconf no terminal
[23:28] <soundray> veloz: not in portuguese
[23:28] <fearful> !portuguese | veloz
[23:29] <veloz> tankyou soundray
[23:29] <dhendrix> what's the quickest way to find out which pool (main, multiverse, universe, etc) a package belongs to? I can't seem to get this info using apt-cache search or dpkg-query.
[23:29] <Stormx2> Hi guys. I've installed Windows 7 over Vista and reinstalled GRUB in the usual way. Windows is complaining "BOOTMGR not found". What should I do?
[23:29] <veloz> ubottu, como que eu faço isso ?
[23:29] <scunizi> dhendrix: synaptic
[23:30] <soundray> dhendrix: try apt-cache policy packagename
[23:30] <fearful> veloz, /join #ubuntu-br
[23:30] <soundray> dhendrix: apt-cache show should tell you, too
[23:30] <dhendrix> soundray:  Ah, thanks!
[23:31] <dhendrix> listing the policy using apt-cache did the trick
[23:31] <steffan> !br > veloz
[23:31] <AnthonyZbierajew> im back
[23:31] <dhendrix> oh, and I see "apt-cache show" works as well. Awesome.
[23:31] <AnthonyZbierajew> im back
[23:31] <AnthonyZbierajew> i have what is said
[23:32] <ryguy> I'm setting up my wireless connection, which is the best option under  'Wireless Security'
[23:32] <neip> Hello, I'm trying to install gyachi while installing I got this error (automake missing or too old. This requires at least automake 1.5) how can I fix it?
[23:32] <AnthonyZbierajew> are you still able to help me?
[23:32] <dro> after doing a dist-upgrade on jaunty, eth0 no longer works, not dhcp or static
[23:32] <yofel> neip: which release do you use?
[23:33]  * jmad980 is away: X-Moto Addiction
[23:33] <AnthonyZbierajew> can anyone help me?
[23:33] <AnthonyZbierajew> ALERT! root.disk doesnt exist. dropping to shell
[23:33] <neip> yofel 9.04
[23:33] <AnthonyZbierajew> is what mine said
[23:33] <soundray> AnthonyZbierajew: we won't know until you describe the problem. BTW, what you blog about batteries is nonsense
[23:33] <AnthonyZbierajew> what
[23:33] <soundray> AnthonyZbierajew: okay, is this a fresh install?
[23:33] <AnthonyZbierajew> kinda
[23:33] <AnthonyZbierajew> i installed it a month ago
[23:33] <soundray> AnthonyZbierajew: so it did boot at first?
[23:34] <yofel> neip: then check that you have 'automake' installed it should be 1.10
[23:34] <dro> after doing a dist-upgrade on jaunty, eth0 no longer works, not dhcp or static
[23:34] <steffan> !repeat | dro
[23:34] <neip> yofel how to check?
[23:35] <yofel> neip: 'apt-cache policy automake'
[23:35] <AnthonyZbierajew> eyes
[23:35] <AnthonyZbierajew> yes
[23:35] <AnthonyZbierajew> it did boot before
[23:35] <AnthonyZbierajew> and then it doesnt now
[23:35] <soundray> AnthonyZbierajew: what did you do with it just before it stopped booting?
[23:35] <yofel> neip: also, it sounds like you are compiling it from source. do you have all the build dependencies installed?
[23:35] <ekimmargni> Hello, is there documentation on what user_xattr ("support user extended attributes") means for an ext4 filesystem?
[23:35] <AnthonyZbierajew> left it
[23:36] <AnthonyZbierajew> i have windows next to it
[23:36] <AnthonyZbierajew> and thats what im on
[23:36] <soundray> AnthonyZbierajew: did you do anything that could have messed up the root partition?
[23:36] <steffan> neip: do you have build-essential installed?
[23:36] <AnthonyZbierajew> nope, nothing
[23:37] <dhendrix> AnthonyZbierajew:  Did you install windows after ubuntu? perhaps the windows installer corrupted the partition table or something.
[23:37] <neip> steffan dont know really, I'm just trying ubuntu for the first time
[23:37] <AnthonyZbierajew> it was windows as the first and ubuntu was installed second
[23:38] <AnthonyZbierajew> you can call me anthony
[23:38] <AnthonyZbierajew> my name is long
[23:38] <B3rz3rk3r> AnthonyZbierajew, then change your nick ;)
[23:38] <soundray> AnthonyZbierajew: the error message is strange. Did you quote it here exactly as it appeared on screen?
[23:38] <Mka> AnthonyZbierajew: then make your name shorter
[23:38] <scunizi> AnthonyZbierajew: we just type the first few characters then hit tab for auto completion.. without that when someone talks to you the line won't be highlighted.
[23:38] <AnthonyZbierajew> no
[23:39] <yofel> AnthonyZbierajew: irc clients can auto-complete nicknames with <tab> ;) (like for you: ant<tab>)
[23:39] <AnthonyZbierajew> i typed what i could remember
[23:39] <wlodi> dro: what's the ifconfig mess saying?
[23:39] <soundray> AnthonyZbierajew: I see, you don't own a pen and paper
[23:39] <neip> yofel I did type (apt-cache policy automake) it says (  Installed: 3.81-5 Candidate: 3.81-5)
[23:39] <AnthonyZbierajew> it had directories before the "root.disk
[23:39] <AnthonyZbierajew> i do have a pen and paper but i like to use my memory
[23:40] <Mka> AnthonyZbierajew, it seems as if you didnt install properly in the first place
[23:40] <steffan> !build-essential > neip
[23:40] <shaullx> uh im screwed i installed ubuntu over windows partition know i have no space for nothing and i cant resize the partition because i cant even download gparted
[23:40] <soundray> Mka: he said it was booting before
[23:40] <scunizi> AnthonyZbierajew: when you installed did you manually partiton or let ubuntu do it all on it's own?
[23:40] <AnthonyZbierajew> it worked before, just fine
[23:40] <steffan> neip: build-essential is often required when compiling from source, if that is what you're doing then you'll need that
[23:40] <Mka> AnthonyZbierajew, yes I know
[23:40] <AnthonyZbierajew> ubuntu did it
[23:40] <AnthonyZbierajew> i used wubi
[23:40] <scunizi> AnthonyZbierajew: do you have just one HD in the computer or more?
[23:41] <soundray> Mka: that kind of proves that he did install it properly
[23:41] <AnthonyZbierajew> just the one
[23:41] <Mka> AnthonyZbierajew, just as I thought, Wubi!!!
[23:41] <scunizi> AnthonyZbierajew: oh.. this is a wubi install
[23:41] <AnthonyZbierajew> yes
[23:41] <scunizi> not a real install..
[23:41] <soundray> Mka: okay, you're right, wubi=improper ;)
[23:41] <AnthonyZbierajew> no
[23:41] <dro> wlodi: everything looks normal, no ip listed while in dhcp, but ip is there with static
[23:41] <B3rz3rk3r> shaullx, was that a question?
[23:42] <scunizi> AnthonyZbierajew: wubi seems to be problemmatic on some systems.. if you want to try it without "really" installing it on it's own partition then I suggest getting the windows version of virtualbox
[23:42] <dro> wlodi: everything works great from wlan0, but eth0 can't even ping gateway until i type "sudo ifconfig eth0 default gw 192.168.15.1" then can only ping things in the 192.168.15.0/24 subnet
[23:42] <Mka> AnthonyZbierajew, why dont you do a REAL install?
[23:42] <shaullx> well if you got a solution then yes, B3rz3rk3r
[23:42] <AnthonyZbierajew> k
[23:42] <B3rz3rk3r> shaullx, hehe. ok. Well there is always the LiveCD ;)
[23:42] <RandomCake> Hi All, I've just bought a Microsoft LifeCam VX-1000 webcam and have been trying to get it to work in 9.10, I've so far had a green screen, cheese vanish, and a black screen, I've struggled to get hold of EasyCam2 or 3 due to a Python dependancy which cannot be met, has anyone any tips on how to get this webcam working? Would I be best dropping back to 9.04, or 8.10?
[23:43] <AnthonyZbierajew> does ubuntu in virtual box work on all systems
[23:43] <AnthonyZbierajew> beb
[23:43] <shaullx> netbook no cdrom, B3rz3rk3r
[23:43] <AnthonyZbierajew> brb
[23:43] <oyzar> I know this question isn't in any way related to ubuntu, but i am wondering how i tell my program in clips to read from console, what the tutorial/help file suggests doesn't work and google doesn't give me any other answer, odds are i am doing something wrong though... Anyone know the answer or know where i can start to look for someone who can help me get to the right answer?
[23:43] <B3rz3rk3r> shaullx, so use a USB based one
[23:43] <scunizi> AnthonyZbierajew: any system that can run virtual box you can install most any OS into it.
[23:43] <Roasted> QUESTION - I got a curve ball question here. Let's say someone hacks my Ubuntu machine and resets my system password. How would I be able to take control over of my machine again? Could I boot to failsafe terminal and log in as root (somehow) and reset my password?
[23:43] <soundray> RandomCake: I would stick with 9.10 for now, but please ask on #ubuntu+1
[23:44] <B3rz3rk3r> shaullx, same thing as a cd based version but faster :)
[23:44] <wlodi> dro: what's in the /etc/network/interfaces file?
[23:44] <shaullx> only usb device but cant download the image because there is not space in the root partition, if only i could change the tmp folder or something
[23:44] <AnthonyZbierajew> oh ok
[23:44] <AnthonyZbierajew> i'll try
[23:44] <lolrofllmao> Roasted: u could boot into the live CD, recover data, and reinstall OS
[23:44] <soundray> Roasted: yes, there is a grub boot option for recovering from such a situation
[23:44] <dhendrix> Roasted:  reboot and enter single-user mode by adding "single" to the kernel command line options from your bootloader.
[23:44] <shaullx> B3rz3rk3r, cant download the image:(
[23:44] <dro> wlodi: well when running dhcp just, auth eth0 iface eth0 inet dhcp
[23:44] <shaullx> too bad i dont have a pc here
[23:44] <Roasted> lolrofllmao - that's "roflmfao" material, becuase I would not reinstall my entire OS based on taht situation. I just wouldnt.
[23:44] <shaullx> it would be so simple
[23:44] <dro> wlodi: remember, everything worked until i ran dist-upgrade
[23:45] <soundray> Roasted: nobody suggested that
[23:45] <B3rz3rk3r> shaullx, you mean you dont have access to internet?
[23:45] <Roasted> soundray - yes, yes someone did. See above.
[23:45] <dro> wlodi: i normally use gnome network manager, I even tried wicd, and even tried manually setting dhcp/static in /etc/network/interfaces
[23:45] <longtime> Hi
[23:45] <shaullx> then how am i talking to you right now lol
[23:45] <Mka> AnthonyZbierajew, but besides the Virtualbox stuff, what is holding you back from just partitioning the hard drive and install ubuntu properly?
[23:45] <Roasted> dhendrix - is there a guide on what you suggest? Because I'm not so sure I know how to do that.
[23:46] <lolrofllmao> Roasted: it's actually laughing out loud; rolling on floor laughing; laughing my ass off. :)
[23:46] <shaullx> i mean i dont have any space on my root partition
[23:46] <B3rz3rk3r> shaullx, exactly, thats why im confused
[23:46] <B3rz3rk3r> shaullx, oh
[23:46] <shaullx> and no pc to download the ubuntu image
[23:46] <Roasted> lolrofllmao - I had it half right. I at least get half a gold star on that one. Right?
[23:46] <B3rz3rk3r> shaullx, then just save it somewhere else :p
[23:46] <shaullx> and windows wont even boot now
[23:46] <neip> steffan is there something that I need to change in this command (./configure --disable-rpath --enable-maintainer-mode --prefix /usr) when I paste it.. it says please read INSTALL.txt
[23:46] <dhendrix> Roasted:  Hmmm, try http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/grub-boot-into-single-user-mode/
[23:46] <soundray> Roasted: what dhendrix suggests amounts to the same as using the Recovery boot option from grub
[23:47] <oyzar> so noone have any idea where to start looking for my questions?
[23:47] <shaullx> it wont let me save because "tmp" folder has no space or something like that
[23:47] <longtime> Was wondering if anyone had ever encountered the problem with their bios lying to them about how much RAM they just installed?
[23:47] <dro> I believe I have a routing issue, can't ping anything in the network or outside network until i type "sudo ifconfig eth0 default gw 192.168.15.1" and then can only ping things in the network 192.168.15.0/24 but nothing other than that
[23:47] <Roasted> soundray - is the recovery boot option osmething that shows up in the boot menu?
[23:48] <dhendrix> Roasted:  oh, i guess single user mode does requite a password to log in. So if your root password was changed, then you're probably hosed.
[23:48] <soundray> Roasted: yes, by default, it's right under the default option.
[23:48] <dhendrix> s/requite/require
[23:48] <soundray> dhendrix: no, it doesn't
[23:48] <B3rz3rk3r> shaullx, so save to another external media device, or make room in your linux partition
[23:48] <soundray> oyzar: please ask your question. Make it short and sweet.
[23:48] <wlodi> dro: have you tried clearing the routing cache?
[23:48] <Roasted> soundray - cant I just somehow unlock the root account and log into that in failsafe terminal and reset the PW via terminal?
[23:48] <B3rz3rk3r> shaullx, or just format the disk :p
[23:48] <dro> wlodi: how do I do that?
[23:49] <disobeyedrelic> is there a ps2 channel lol??
[23:49] <oyzar> I know this question isn't in any way related to ubuntu, but i am wondering how i tell my program in clips to read from console, what the tutorial/help file suggests doesn't work and google doesn't give me any other answer, odds are i am doing something wrong though... Anyone know the answer or know where i can start to look for someone who can help me get to the right answer?
[23:49] <shaullx> i have room in my hdd i dont have room in my linux partition and i cant make any because i have nothing that accupies space i just did a clean install
[23:49] <soundray> oyzar: please rephrase, it's not clear what you are trying to achieve
[23:49] <shaullx> only i chose to mix it with windows
[23:49] <shaullx> here the problem lays:(
[23:50] <shaullx> is it possible to download ubuntu image with terminal?
[23:50] <oyzar> I am trying to use Read in CLIPS
[23:50] <soundray> Roasted: if you're still logged in, then it's possible. But, really, the situation you describe -- a hacked root -- calls for a reinstallation
[23:50] <AnthonyZbierajew> bye
[23:50] <B3rz3rk3r> shaullx, yeah you gotta be carfeul what you are doing when dualbooting
[23:50] <dro> wlodi: "sudo ip route flush cache" ?
[23:50] <scunizi> shaullx: sure.. use wget
[23:50] <wlodi> dro: crap, I don't remember at the moment:)
[23:50] <AzizLight> hi everybody
[23:50] <stinky> shaullx:  try : wget theURLehre.com
[23:50] <Roasted> soundray - well damn. Even in windows you can force a reset. I'm kind of surprised you couldnt in linux.
[23:51] <shaullx> and how do i choose destination?
[23:51] <wlodi> dro: have you checked the /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf?
[23:51] <B3rz3rk3r> Roasted, if you ahve to reboot Linux, your doing it wrong :p
[23:51] <scunizi> shaullx: man wget
[23:51] <stinky> shaullx: it is where ever the termial is, use CD to change directorys
[23:51] <Roasted> b3rz3rk3r - whats your excuse if you're a dual booter then? Not much choice there. ;)
[23:52] <B3rz3rk3r> Roasted, haha... ok. you got me there
[23:52] <Roasted> b3rz3rk3r - being a gamer, I'm kind of stuck in the often-rebooting category.
[23:52] <AzizLight> I "extended" the cd command by creating a bash function. But my new function doesn't recognize $CDPATH. is there a way to make the two work together?
[23:52] <Roasted> I love linux, but I love games. So the Vista/Ubuntu combo is kind of a requirement.
[23:52] <dro> wlodi: no, because static didn't work either
[23:52] <B3rz3rk3r> Roasted, i hear ya man. Im currently dualbooting too just for my games
[23:52] <blouf> hi
[23:52] <scunizi> shaullx: wget http://mirrors.ccs.neu.edu/releases.ubuntu.com/jaunty/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
[23:52] <yofel> AzizLight: better ask that in #bash
[23:53] <soundray> Roasted: if you're moving on to chitchat, please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:53] <Roasted> soundray - uh, no
[23:53] <shaullx> Cannot write to `ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso' (No space left on device).
[23:53] <Roasted> I'm actually still very interested in finding out if theres any way to work around the scenario I described above.
[23:53] <shaullx> no luck here too
[23:53] <shaullx> :(
[23:53] <spook2012> hello
[23:53] <blouf> anyone know how to make the buttons of the title bar be on the left instead of the right ? using gconf editor didn't work, any suggestion ?
[23:53] <wlodi> dro: do you normally use the network manager?
[23:54] <shaullx> then only 1 option left..go to someone download and past it on my usb device and format the hdd
[23:54] <spook2012> all linux geeks?/ and nerds?
[23:54] <stinky> blouf: if you are using compiz try the emerald theme , it lets you tweak the buttons really easy. I am not shure how to do it in gnome metacity though
[23:54] <mneptok> blouf: you could change Metacity themes ....
[23:54] <kj4> spook2012: whats wrong?
[23:54] <B3rz3rk3r> blouf, there are lots of themes out on "t3h 1nt3rn3tz" that will do just that
[23:55] <dro> wlodi: yes, but right now it's uninstalled and i'm using wicd
[23:55] <spook2012> Nothing Kj4
[23:55] <soundray> Roasted: there probably is, but your query is very vague
[23:55] <TheFunkbomb> hey, I unmounted a USB drive and now I can't get it to show up
[23:55] <{Onyx}> This isn't good. I installed an updated version of ALSA and it wasn't working so I uninstalled it. Now to reinstall it wants to remove all kinds of  stuff like gnome-desktop.
[23:55] <eut> i've recently installed the sun-java6-jdk with aptitude. what should i set JAVA_HOME  to?
[23:55] <eut> its currently unset and other programs are breaking. the docs say i'm supposed to set JAVA_HOME to the installation path of the java jdk
[23:55] <elmar_> hi
[23:55] <spook2012> my system is wrong
[23:55] <Roasted> soundray - how is it vague? You have 1 system. 1 user on this system. and 1 unknown password. How do you solve the riddle?
[23:55] <mneptok> Roasted: buy a console?
[23:55] <eut> any idea where this installation path is?
[23:55] <kj4> spook2012: whats wrong with it?
[23:55] <blouf> that wasn't my question.
[23:56] <shaullx> can i install some kind of a partition manager with apt-get?
[23:56] <scunizi> eut: whereis java in terminal
[23:56] <B3rz3rk3r> shaullx, apt-get gparted
[23:56] <shaullx> that seems to be the only thing that does able to download for me
[23:56] <mneptok> !gparted > shaullx
[23:56] <stinky> shaullx: qtparted is a good one I think
[23:56] <spook2012> problems whit Vista
[23:56] <dhendrix> oyzar:  oh, is that CLIPS thing just some variant of C?
[23:56] <soundray> Roasted: in your original question you talked about a "system password". Didn't you mean "root"?
[23:56] <kj4> spook2012: i had problems with vista, but they are cured
[23:57] <Roasted> soundray - oh no, I meant my account password on the machine.
[23:57] <spook2012> problem whit grub
[23:57] <shaullx> thanks guys i will try
[23:57] <dhendrix> Roasted:  Oh, so you still have your root password in tact?
[23:57] <soundray> Roasted: okay, so the machine is up, you're logged in, but you don't know the current password?
[23:57] <mneptok> Roasted: boot to recovery mode and run "passwd $USERNAME"
[23:57] <TheFunkbomb> no ideas?
[23:58] <spook2012> but i think i solved now
[23:58] <Roasted> dhendrix - ah hah! But we're in Ubuntu land. The root account isnt even activated in the first place. ;)
[23:58] <kj4> spook2012: grub2 with karmic or the 'old grub'?
[23:58] <Roasted> soundray - I'm talking from the instance you boot up and your password doenst work, and from there you assume you've been hacked and you just need to reset it to get running again.
[23:58] <mneptok> Roasted: it's active, it just has a null password.
[23:58] <neip> Hello, Can someone help me compile gyachi I reached this step in install.txt  (./configure --disable-rpath --enable-maintainer-mode --prefix /usr) when I paste it.. it says please read INSTALL.txt... is there anything I should change?
[23:58] <spook2012> i erased all the parts windos
[23:58] <Mka> how to execute a command at a specific time?
[23:59] <steffan> neip: read INSTALL again
[23:59] <dhendrix> Roasted:  If you've been hacked, typically the solution is to blow everything away and start over since you can't trust the content of your system any longer. But that's another matter :-)
[23:59] <spook2012> 1 partition for winhose
[23:59] <mneptok> !cron > Mka
[23:59] <scunizi> Mka: use cron.. man cron in a terminal
[23:59] <soundray> Roasted: so you choose Recovery from the grub menu and run 'passwd roasted' from the root shell.
[23:59] <spook2012> and the rest for ubunto
[23:59] <Roasted> mneptok - but the big question is, if I cant log in to my account in the first ptlace, how do you enable the root account to even begin resetting passwords?
[23:59] <Mka> mneptok: not cron, I know that
[23:59] <steffan> Mka: 'at'
[23:59] <TheFunkbomb> goatse, please change your name
[23:59] <kj4> spook2012: that can be good and bad.  bad if you lost data.  good if M$ has been eliminated from your system.
[23:59] <mneptok> Roasted: i already told you how to reset the user password.
[23:59] <TheFunkbomb> even better
[23:59] <Roasted> mneptok - uh, you did?