[00:00] <Serla> Can someone tell me how to add language?
[00:00] <losha> passses: how about just saving your MBR so you can restore it when you like, and experiment meanwhile...
[00:00] <MrElendig> Serla: edit /etc/locale.gen and run locale-gen
[00:00] <passses> thats what I'm talking about
[00:01] <sebsebseb> Serla: right click on the panel and  then add the keyboard indicator.   This is what you want to do isn't it?  Switch between two differnet languages  for the keyboard layout?
[00:01] <passses> switching the boot flag from my where the MBR is stored on primary partition, to linux partition on the logical partition
[00:01] <passses> losha: ^
[00:01] <mgv1> unkmar- how do i add it?
[00:01] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: my bad, yes, please redo it as follows: sudo -i (then hit return), then  cd /; du -x | sort -rn > /tmp/du.out
[00:01] <rrittenhouse> I want to listen to a huge list of podcasts at home and at work but I want it to sync up whats played and what isn't. Are there any combination of apps that will let me do this? Banshee+dropbox? or something
[00:02] <d3MMoNuL> Hey guys ... i know this is a non related OS problem but anyone can help me whit a little detail about a network problem
[00:02] <passses> losha: good idea, got any good programs you can suggesT?
[00:02] <sebsebseb> d3MMoNuL: try ##networking ?
[00:02] <unkmar> mgv1: I was going to have you call it.  you should be able to dial it with ekiga.
[00:02] <d3MMoNuL> ok thanks
[00:03] <sebsebseb> np
[00:03] <unkmar> mgv1: just put the number after sip: and click the funny connection icon to the right of it.
[00:03] <losha> passses: http://www.sysdesign.ca/guides/partitions.html, see the part on Backing up and restoring the MBR and boot sector(s) using 'dd'. Note that your device names will be different, usually /dev/sd something, not /dev/hd...
[00:03] <lobonegro_rlopez> sudo -i gives permanent root access, cool
[00:03] <Gewitterstern> Does anyone know if KK supports Speedlink Snappy Webcams?
[00:03] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: shh. That ones a secret...
[00:04] <sebsebseb> Gewitterstern: I assume KK means  Karmic Kaola and  currently the channel for that is #ubuntu+1
[00:04] <passses> losha: thanks
[00:04] <Gewitterstern> Sorry.
[00:04] <passses> seems like a better way to proceed
[00:04] <lobonegro_rlopez> ahh
[00:04] <lobonegro_rlopez> http://paste.ubuntu.com/286584/
[00:05] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: it's considered bad practice to sit around as root. Too easy to type the wrong thing in by mistake...
[00:05] <lobonegro_rlopez> I see
[00:05] <mgv1> unkmar- i could hear but my connection loose - could you hear?
[00:05] <passses> losha: I get permission denied
[00:06] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: sigh. Not even enough disk space to write a small text file....
[00:06] <lobonegro_rlopez> guess not
[00:06] <unkmar> mgv1: I could not hear but.. I figured I was having problems so I disconnected and called back. You have not picked up.  You can call me again.
[00:06] <losha> passses: has to be done as root, use sudo or (sudo -i)
[00:06] <unkmar> I will maintain connection until we determine your problem.
[00:06] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: which os version are you running?
[00:06] <lobonegro_rlopez> Jaunty
[00:06] <lobonegro_rlopez> Ubuntu
[00:07] <losha> !trash
[00:07] <passses> losha: now I get "cannot execute"
[00:07] <syzo> hey all... I tried installing 9.10 through liveUSB onto my EeePC 1005HA, but after about 36% (1.72 gigs apparently) it gave me "Errno5 input/output error". GParted could edit the partitions just fine, and I gave it more than 70 gigs to work with. help?
[00:07] <mgv1> unkmar - yes- maybe i will call later on because i was about to go sleep but im happy i could hear you
[00:07] <sebsebseb> syzo: #ubuntu+1 is currently the 9.10 channel
[00:07] <syzo> oh, thanks
[00:07] <sebsebseb> syzo: np
[00:07] <mgv1> unkmar - please tell me on the off-topic what did you said
[00:07] <losha> passses: then you're typed something wrong. What exactly did you type?
[00:08] <mgv1> unkmar - thanks
[00:08] <passses> losha: you are right. what directory can I find the backup?
[00:08] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: ok, cd to ~/.local/share/Trash and do an ls -l
[00:09] <daveycake> what is a good windows emulator for ubuntu?
[00:09] <daveycake> wine doesnt seem to exist any more
[00:09] <cropalato> hi all, i need some help with xorg with sis video card.
[00:09] <sebsebseb> !wine |  daveycake
[00:09] <ixian_> i can assure you wine still exists
[00:09] <losha> passses: whatever you used in the of= part is where the backup get written. of means 'output file'. Or are you telling me you trashed your MBR?
[00:09] <Biovore> !wine
[00:09] <Berzerker> anyone use opera here? ##opera isn't responding
[00:09] <daveycake> i just looked for it
[00:09] <daveycake> on add/remove
[00:09] <DaZ> cropalato: no you don't ;f
[00:09] <daveycake> its not there
[00:09] <daveycake> also. what is the ubuntu command to remove an app?
[00:10] <sebsebseb> daveycake: you can also run Windows inside Ubuntu with enough RAM in a virtual machine with for example Virtualbox
[00:10] <ixian_> daveycake, look in synaptic package manager
[00:10] <cropalato> DaZ, sorry?
[00:10] <ixian_> or do sudo apt-get install wine
[00:10] <unkmar> mgv1: that means your currently problem is at least microphone and do you recieve incoming calls?
[00:10] <lobonegro_rlopez> two folders: files and info
[00:10] <sebsebseb> daveycake: sudo apt-get remove  and if you want to do config as well sudo apt-get purge,  also program user data  goes in hidden .folders in home
[00:10] <DaZ> cropalato: nothing [;
[00:11] <passses> losha: of=hda-mbr-full
[00:11] <passses> ???
[00:11] <losha> passses: that means a file named hda-mbr-full in the current directory. Is it there?
[00:11] <passses> rele hope so lol
[00:12] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: run 'du -h files' ....
[00:12] <passses> sdal-mbr-full
[00:12] <passses> sorry
[00:12] <passses> got that wrong
[00:12] <passses> its sda1 which is my primary partition
[00:12] <ricky21tom> hey Do any body know how to use the aircrack
[00:12] <losha> passses: that should be your MBE backup. What does ls -l say about it?
[00:13] <lobonegro_rlopez> http://paste.ubuntu.com/286588/
[00:13] <od3n> anyone have an idea why I cant get the full res out of my video card on my monitor
[00:13] <sebsebseb> od3n: Which video card?
[00:13] <ricky21tom> hello can anybody help me
[00:13] <sebsebseb> od3n: or the manufacture at laest, if your not sure which one it is exactly
[00:13] <passses> 512 bytes
[00:14] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: ok, it's saying there are 7.2G of files in the directory. If we delete those (since they are trash) we'll get enough space to work with. So type: rm -r files/*
[00:14] <Pulsewidth> Is there any way to dismiss the new undissmissable notifications?
[00:14] <passses> losha: can I tell LILO to boot from sda7 where my linux partition is
[00:14] <od3n> I can get 1600x1200 on the laptop screen but when I put in on the docking station the monitor will only go to like 1324x768
[00:14] <od3n> I have a quadra fx 1500
[00:14] <ricky21tom> Can anybody help me ?
[00:14] <nh2> hi, what part of the kernel is for controlling laptop LEDs? I have a led I would like to turn out, so I first have to find out _if_ the kernel can control it
[00:15] <sebsebseb> od3n: Have you installed a driver for it, if one is available,  system > administration > hardware drivers
[00:15] <sebsebseb> !patience |  ricky21tom
[00:15] <od3n> yeah I was using the nvidia one that comes with ubuntu
[00:15] <lobonegro_rlopez> since I didn't know about all that, I just emptied the trash through Nautilus, should I do that regularly?
[00:15] <sebsebseb> od3n: Which version of Ubuntu?
[00:15] <od3n> version 180
[00:15] <losha> passses: ok, that 512 byte file is your MBR backup. When you want to restore it, you just swap the arguments to of and if ...
[00:16] <od3n> juanty
[00:16] <ricky21tom> ubottu: hey do know how to use aircrack
[00:16] <nh2> ricky21tom: don't ask "can sb help me", rather re-ask your original question after some time so that newly joined users know your question
[00:16] <od3n> 9.0.4
[00:16] <passses> losha: do you know if can I tell LILO to boot from sda7 where my linux partition is
[00:16] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: some versions of nautilus don't delete trash properly when you select 'empty trash'.
[00:16] <sebsebseb> od3n: Well  maybe for whatever reason you can't get that other resolution in Ubuntu even with the driver installed
[00:16] <DaZ> od3n: nvidia-xconfing --mode=1600x1200
[00:16] <DaZ> :f
[00:16] <DaZ> nvidia-xconfig
[00:17] <losha> passses: sorry, I haven't used LILO in over a decade. You're gonna have to read your manual :-)
[00:17] <ricky21tom> hello can anybody help me with aircrack
[00:17] <Griktar> ricky21tom, you aircrack is well documented on the internet. as well as any problem you are going to have with it, you should probably search there.
[00:17] <od3n> yeah I was in there is it does not go that high
[00:17] <passses> losha: thanks for your help
[00:17] <lobonegro_rlopez> ok, should I run ".../tmp/du.out" again
[00:17] <ricky21tom> Griktar: hey do know how to use in ubuntu
[00:17] <industrial> Does anyone her have Unity working with Ubuntu and Mac OS X? The client apps on my OS X host won't take mouse clicks
[00:18] <sebsebseb> od3n: I guess I won't be of much help for you, if any as such even,   but maybe  things will work better when you do 9.10 on there (assuming your going to do that), and that's released October 29th
[00:18] <Griktar> ricky21tom: Yes I know how to use aircrack-ng, you should go to go to their forums for help.
[00:18] <od3n> the laptop res goes as high as 1960x1200
[00:18] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: yes please. You still have about 130G used up, which seems large. I'd still like to know where all that space is being used. So, sudo -i; cd /; du -x | sort -rn > /tmp/du.out
[00:18] <guedesav> good night, guys
[00:18] <ricky21tom> Griktar: hey can u teach me how to use it
[00:19] <guedesav> I'm having a problem with a microSD card
[00:19] <guedesav> it's brand new, yet I can't write on it... anyone seen it before?
[00:19] <nh2> ricky21tom: perhaps you should join the channel #aircrack-ng
[00:19] <Griktar> ricky21tom: No, I won't teach you how to hack your neighbors wep.
[00:19] <od3n> I got a new driver but I have to install it from root and I am unsure on how to do that
[00:19] <sebsebseb> od3n: a new driver from where?
[00:19] <losha> Griktar: quite right too...
[00:20] <ricky21tom> Griktar: hey i just want to learn for knowledge
[00:20] <Griktar> thats illegal :-)
[00:20] <od3n> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=990978
[00:20] <DaZ> everything is legal
[00:20] <ricky21tom> Griktar: ok fine give me the link atleast
[00:20] <Griktar> google.com
[00:20] <sebsebseb> od3n: I don't want to go on that link, however only install the nivida driver from the repo, if you install it from their website,  you can get a lot of problems
[00:20] <ricky21tom> Griktar: hey i am a beginner
[00:20] <Griktar> you can't use google? lol
[00:20] <kristian_> how can i find the exact size of a dir, in terminal?
[00:20] <losha> Griktar: the legality depends where you live I think. It's rude though, wherever you are...
[00:20] <ricky21tom> Griktar: hey please teach me
[00:21] <nh2> ricky21tom: of course, learning how to do something is not illegal, but there are good tutorials on the aircrack-ng website
[00:21] <od3n> well how do I add it to the repo then
[00:21] <lobonegro_rlopez> ok, now what?
[00:21] <ricky21tom> nh2: ok give me the link atleast
[00:21] <losha> kristian_: du <directory>. Try -h also
[00:21] <guedesav> ricky21tom: try google
[00:21] <sebsebseb> od3n: uhmm I guess I will check it out acstauly
[00:22] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: now we look at /tmp/du.out. Paste the top 10 lines from it & we'll look together
[00:22] <danklesman> Question, I want to dualboot 32bit and 64bit ubuntu. If i partition /dev/sda with two "/" root dirs can i share a "/home" dir between the two?
[00:22] <ricky21tom> guedesav: hey i tryed i installed also but my deskop gets whipped off
[00:22] <guedesav> I have a brand new microSD, but it's readonly, no matter what I do... I need to put stuff in it, but can't write or format it. Help, please?
[00:22] <losha> danklesman: absolutely. You can share a swap partition too if you use one...
[00:22] <guedesav> ricky21tom: "whipped off?"
[00:22] <danklesman> losha: thanks
[00:23] <nh2> ricky21tom: http://aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=simple_wep_crack - be aware you may only use it when you have permissions to do so or on your own network.
[00:23] <lobonegro_rlopez> http://paste.ubuntu.com/286591/
[00:23] <danklesman> losha: but you think if i share "/home/<username>" all the dotfiles will be compatible?
[00:23] <Griktar> I used it today without permission, was fun....  and now I feel like I robbed a bank and don't want to do it again.
[00:24] <sebsebseb> od3n: ok  that link you gave me the first post is from November 23rd 2008, and so it's probably not that relivant for jauntey if at all
[00:24] <losha> danklesman: if it's the same distro, no problem at all, since the dot files are usually just text anyway...
[00:25] <Griktar> for future reference, does IRC have an "ignore" feature :-)
[00:25] <danklesman> losha: thats what i was hoping, I just dont want a text argument that says "i386" or "amd64"
[00:25] <sebsebseb> Griktar: your client probably does
[00:25] <od3n> lol I did not see that
[00:25] <danklesman> guess i'll just have to test it
[00:25] <danklesman> ;)
[00:25] <Griktar> Hrm, it doesn't seem to :(
[00:25] <ricky21tom> guedesav: my desktop was completely was gone and i need to recover my last recovery
[00:26] <Barnabas> danklesman, there is also some 32 bit compability libs for 64 bit
[00:26] <DaZ> freenode has ignore ;f
[00:26] <nh2> I have a laptop led I would like to turn out, any hints to find out if I can control it by software at all? pehaps a program which makes all attached leds blink
[00:26] <Barnabas> slow but they work
[00:26] <Griktar> ricky are you using linux or windows?
[00:26] <thomasawood> hey all
[00:26] <od3n> well the I have to figure this out somehow
[00:26] <Kruppe> Can i PM anyone on some troubleshooting with installing Ubuntu
[00:26] <danklesman> Barnabas: wellm this is for dev work more than anything. to build a good testing environment
[00:27] <thomasawood> which ubuntu are you tring to install???\
[00:27] <sebsebseb> od3n: oh there has been an August edit
[00:27] <nh2> Kruppe: you can just write here into the channel
[00:27] <Barnabas> danklesman, you should be able to test with those libs - for example if you produce 32 bit code from a 64 bit platform via cross compilation
[00:27] <Barnabas> your method will also of cause
[00:27] <Barnabas> but you need to reboot to test
[00:28] <Barnabas> a pain
[00:28] <danklesman> xD
[00:28] <danklesman> i know
[00:28] <od3n> yeah thats what I thought that it was new cause I am using version and that one is 185
[00:28] <danklesman> I should go with xen
[00:28] <danklesman> or kvm
[00:28] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: ok, du.out contains a listing of all your files, *largest first*. See that /media directory? It's huge (95G). Most of your space is going to that directory and it's contents. ./media/TOSHIBA EXT is responsible for most of that usage. Next is /home, using about 38G. Is it starting to make sense?
[00:28] <sebsebseb> od3n: if you install a Nivida driver from outside the repo, things can really go wrong with xorg
[00:28] <Elone> hi, i have a problem with the pen on my tablet pc; the pen won't work on fresh boot, but work after i relogin ... any workaround?
[00:28] <danklesman> anyways.. thanks... and i'm off
[00:28] <odla> do you guys know a package in ubuntu that is similar to Allways Sync for Windows?  http://allwaysync.com/
[00:28] <lobonegro_rlopez> yes
[00:28] <thiebaude> od3n, i use version 185 in ubuntu 9.10
[00:29] <kristian_> losha : thanks! i did "du -hs dirname", how can i get the result displayed in bytes? i can't figure it out from the "info du" command.
[00:29] <Kruppe> The latest version
[00:29] <Kruppe> My issue is i did Wubi, and liked it so i partitioned off some space on my HD to install it, i install it on the partition, i select Ubuntu to boot up with and it says that windows root file is missing or corrupted in a system32 file
[00:29] <odla> thiebaude: huh?
[00:29] <odla> thiebaude: oh sorry nevermind
[00:29] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: Wubi hmm
[00:30] <lobonegro_rlopez> how, TOSHIBA EXT is my external hard drive, how can that be taking up space?
[00:30] <Kruppe> Yeah it seems to have screwed my system
[00:30] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: So you tried to do a proper partitioned install using the LIve CD?
[00:30] <Kruppe> Yes
[00:30] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: and now Windows won't boot upt at all?
[00:30] <od3n> well 185 is out to download so I thought it wold fix my issue's
[00:30] <Kruppe> No no windows boots fine, i just can't boot into Ubuntu
[00:30] <thiebaude> !grub
[00:30] <guedesav> ricky21tom: ow XP
[00:31] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: Did you remove Wubi properly from Windows?  by removing it
[00:31] <kismet> hey, my sudo apt-get update and install dosen't work. i get error like "W: Failed to fetch http://........ Could not connect to ..... - connect (111 Connection refused)
[00:31] <Kruppe> Yes, there is no Wubi files left on my HD
[00:31] <Kruppe> Besides the installer images
[00:31] <ricky21tom> guedesav: no on ubuntu
[00:31] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: installer images???
[00:31] <kismet> and "W Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored , or old ones used instead"
[00:31] <Kruppe> The images you burn onto the live CD
[00:31] <guedesav> ricky21tom: I supposed. "XP" is an emoticon
[00:31] <guedesav> Question: how do I force a microDS card to mount as readwrite? "mount -o" didn't work
[00:31] <losha> kristian_: hmm. Try du -B 1 <directory>.
[00:32] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: you mean the ISO's  for Ubuntu?
[00:32] <guedesav> I have this new SD, but it keeps coming up as readonly, so I can't put anything into it
[00:32] <Kruppe> Yes, the image file
[00:32] <Kruppe> Thats the only Ubuntu related data on my HD right now is the ISO's
[00:32] <guedesav> Can't format it on Linux or Windows, it keeps being read-only, for uknown reason
[00:32] <guedesav> Anyone seen this before?
[00:32] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: Well and there should be Ubuntu partitions as well?
[00:32] <eido> Kruppe:  9.10? I saw alpha 6 reported that as a known issue https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/430141
[00:32] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: WIth an install of Ubuntu?
[00:32] <jiohdi> guedesav, did you check its permissions?
[00:32] <nerdy_kid> how do i change my default mouse theme?
[00:33] <guedesav> jiohdi: yes, I changed the permissions, but to no avail
[00:33] <guedesav> jihodi: also: Windows should manage it, but didn't work also
[00:33] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: If you have removed Wubi you have removed Ubuntu
[00:33] <ricky21tom> guedesav: hey i have installed aircrack from synaptic manager
[00:33] <jiohdi> guedesav, did you trying openining a file manager via root to see if you can do anything that way?
[00:33] <Kruppe> Yes but the partition won't show up for some reason after it is all installed, i removed Wubi before installing on LiveCD
[00:33] <ricky21tom> guedesav: hey now how to use  it
[00:33] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: Then you should be able to install with proper partitions on the Live CD, with Grub being ok
[00:33] <kismet> no one any idea. how i could may fix this
[00:34] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: you need to use my nick when you reply, so I get notified there's a msg. When we ran fdisk -l, it didn't show any external disk mounted. If I had to guess, I'd say you've been writing stuff to a directory named /media/TOSHIBA EXT when there was no disk there, so the files are actually sitting on your main drive, if you see what I mean...
[00:34] <Kruppe> I can install it, but after it is installed i cannot boot in side by side with Ubuntu
[00:34] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: How did you try to install it?
[00:34] <Kruppe> LiveCD
[00:34] <guedesav> jiohdi: yep
[00:34] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: yes, but there are different Ubuntu set ups that can be done on the Live CD
[00:35] <jiohdi> guedesav, I am puzzled that you can read it at all
[00:35] <eido> When installing Ubuntu from Alpha 6 in a dual-boot configuration with another operating system, such as Windows Vista, the grub2 configuration will not present an option to boot to the other OS. Investigation of this issue is ongoing.
[00:35] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: did you use the guided install,  or did you set up partitions yourself?
[00:35] <guedesav> ricky21tom: I once found a tutorial, but can't find it anymore. Try google
[00:35] <nerdy_kid> sorry for nube question: how do i change my default mouse theme?
[00:35] <guedesav> jihodi: I'm equally puzzled
[00:35] <guedesav> jihodi: and it's not only one, but two cards
[00:35] <Kruppe> I did the guided install
[00:35] <jiohdi> guedesav, did you check the little slider on the side of the card to make sure its not set to read only?
[00:35] <guedesav> jihodi: las time I had this problem, I managed to bypass it with a USB adabpter
[00:35] <guedesav> jihodi: yes, of course, it's unlocked
[00:35] <jiohdi> :)
[00:35] <guedesav> jihodi: the problem is I have no USB adaptor
[00:35] <ricky21tom> guedesav: hey please tech me i am just a basic learner
[00:36] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: by default  the Live CD will install Grub, and  go over your MBR,  but  maybe it didn't do that this time
[00:36] <ricky21tom> please
[00:36] <Kruppe> I get the option to boot into Ubuntu, but i get an error as soon as i choose it
[00:36] <lobonegro_rlopez> losha: I think so..
[00:36] <jiohdi> guedesav:  then how does it read?
[00:36] <guedesav> jiohdi: SD adapter
[00:36] <Kruppe> I've tried reinstalling three times now through LiveCD
[00:36] <DaZ> Kruppe: error ;f
[00:36] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: is your external drive plugged in right now?
[00:36] <kristian_> losha : thanks! :-) what does the 1 stand for?
[00:36] <YoTony> Hi, I'm having a bit of problem with my Ubuntu laptop. It's connected to the internet via a wireless router, and every time it's disconnected somehow I have to manually restore its connection. Anyone know how to make it reconnect automatically?
[00:36] <lobonegro_rlopez> losha: no
[00:36] <guedesav> ricky21tom: can't now, sorry
[00:36] <guedesav> jihodi: SD adapter
[00:37] <ricky21tom> guedesav: hey i to check the wifi adaptor of which manufacturer it is
[00:37] <Kruppe> The error? It says theres a missing or corrupt file in my sys32 windows folder, HAL.dll file
[00:37] <Kruppe> I checked the file, it's fine
[00:37] <od3n> so how did you install 185 then
[00:37] <guedesav> ricky21tom: try "lshw -c network"
[00:37] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: maybe it's picking up some of the old  Wubi MBR, and then not working properly.    I guess you could  let Windows fix it's MBR, and then  re install Grub.   or  just  re install Ubuntu  with real partitions  and hopefuly Grub works.  I guess I can't be of that much help really,  I tried though.
[00:37] <guedesav> ricky21tom: it'll displalist your network adapters
[00:38] <DaZ> od3n: just install the binary from the nvidia ;f
[00:38] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: I don't know that much about Wubi, but what I do know is that problems can happen, because of it
[00:38] <shafiq> hi all
[00:38] <od3n> how do I do that I am a linux noob
[00:39] <Kruppe> Well can i get rid of the Wubi issues without losing windows data
[00:39] <DaZ> od3n: this makes things harder
[00:39] <Kruppe> If i can clean out my computer of the Wubi screw up i think i'd be fine
[00:39] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: should be able to yep
[00:39] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: You know that when the external drive is plugged in, it appears in the directory /media/TOSHIBA EXT. When it's not plugged in, the directory is still there. You've (mistakenly) filled that directory with files. Looks like that's where most of your space has gone....
[00:39] <Kruppe> What can i do to fix everything back
[00:39] <od3n> well sure but I think I can do it
[00:39] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: I think you can probably  let   the Windows CD fix it's MBR, so only Windows boots up, and  then either re install Grub, or the whole of Ubuntu
[00:40] <shafiq> I need some info regarding Network simulator 2 can somebody help me
[00:40] <shafiq> ?
[00:40] <Kruppe> How would i go about using the windows CD to fix that
[00:40] <lobonegro_rlopez> It must be a back up program i use
[00:40] <nerdy_kid> anyone know how to change the default mouse theme?
[00:40] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: Windows XP or Vista or?
[00:40] <od3n> I have the pkg1.run on my desktop
[00:40] <Kruppe> XP 32bit
[00:40] <DaZ> od3n: you have to download the binary, turn of the xserver, chmod +x binary and ./binary
[00:40] <DaZ> ;f
[00:41] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: could be, You need to look through that directory and see if there's stuff there that you want to keep, and move it somewhere else, ok?
[00:41] <VCoolio> nerdy_kid: in appearance, hit "customize" and then the mouse tab
[00:41] <DaZ> od3n: and ofc remove driver from the repo ;f
[00:41] <shafiq> is ita right place to get help for NS2?
[00:41] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: Ok put the CD in boot it up, and  there should be some kind of  option  on there. so it can fix some errors.   Oh and ##windows can help with the Windows side.
[00:41] <thiebaude> Kruppe, do you have your data backed up?
[00:41] <shafiq> i am a begneer of ubuntu
[00:41] <DaZ> od3n: but i don't think that your problem is driver related <:
[00:41] <Kruppe> No, no backups =<
[00:41] <thiebaude> ok
[00:41] <nerdy_kid> VCoolio i mean the root theme, the global default, any idea?
[00:42] <Kruppe> Would a system restore be able to do it?
[00:42] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: no
[00:42] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: you need to let the Windows CD fix it's MBR
[00:42] <Kruppe> Alright
[00:42] <Kruppe> Let me find it then
[00:42] <VCoolio> nerdy_kid: create a file /root/.gtkrc-2.0  and in that add a line that defines the mouse theme, let me look it up
[00:43] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: I think this is the right way to do it hmm.   then just  re install Grub  or the whole of Ubuntu,  when only Windows is booting up
[00:43] <od3n> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=990978
[00:43] <od3n> will that work
[00:43] <Kruppe> Okay, i will be back, going to attempt to use the windows CD to fix it
[00:43] <nerdy_kid> VCoolio thanks, i had kde installed as default if that will help any...
[00:43] <Kruppe> Thank you for the help
[00:43] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: ah, if your backup program was set to backup to your external disk, and you ran it when the external disk wasn't connected, all the files would end up in /media/TOSHIBA EXT. The backup program would think that meant it was writing to the external disk, but since it wasn't connected, it all goes into the directory instead...
[00:44] <DaZ> od3n: should work
[00:44] <dan2077> does anyone know how to disable 3rd party repositorys?
[00:44] <od3n> should?
[00:44] <lobonegro_rlopez> losha: exactly,  you're going to have to help me use the CLI to do it, becuase nautilus says I don't have permission to open it
[00:44] <^Cheeky> hi, for some reason. i want a server to learn in , is it stupid if i install ubuntu server +LAMP + Gnome or should i just install Desktop edition and install LAMP ,,.... is there difference in performce, iam installing it on a dual core 2.8 gig 120 gb hdd(sata) and 2 gb ram ..
[00:44] <DaZ> od3n: it's ubuntu <:
[00:44] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: what exactly do you want to do next?
[00:44] <MenZa> dan2077: System -> Administration -> Software Sources
[00:44] <MenZa> dan2077: Simply remove it from there.
[00:45] <lobonegro_rlopez> losha: the contents and weed out what I don't want
[00:45] <VCoolio> nerdy_kid: ok, then it's different, don't know about kde theme config files and mouse definitions
[00:45] <Mage__> hello everyone
[00:45] <lobonegro_rlopez> losha: view the contents
[00:45] <shouthome> Is it possible to have the indicator applet tell me when new email has been received without having to keep Evolution minimized all of the time?
[00:45] <dan2077> MenZa: many thanks
[00:45] <nerdy_kid> VCoolio oh well, thanks anyway! ;)
[00:45] <MenZa> !yay | dan2077
[00:46] <Mage__> Is there anyone here that has experience with surround sound problems?
[00:46] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: Probably easiest if you just change the files so nautilus has permission to open them. What is your username?
[00:46] <lobonegro_rlopez> losha: ravel
[00:47] <guedesav> Asking agian: anyone knows how to make a microSD available for writing? The adapter is unlocked, I tried changing permissions, mounting as root... nothing
[00:47] <ricky21tom> guedesav: hey give a program to et root privalege
[00:47] <guedesav> ricky21tom: yes, I tried.
[00:47] <guedesav> ricky21tom: didn't help
[00:48] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: you can make the files all owned by you by doing: sudo chown -R ravel '/media/TOSHIBA EXT'   Note that you need quotes round the name because it has a space in it...
[00:48] <Elia1> hello everyone, i need help to dual booting windows 7 and ubuntu 9.04
[00:49] <sebsebseb> Elia1: Ok what is the actsaul problem?
[00:50] <sebsebseb> !details |  Elia1
[00:50] <VCoolio> nerdy_kid: do you have a file /usr/share/icons/default/index.theme ? inside that you may find a line "inherits=blah" which points to a mouse theme, change that to your theme (it must be in /usr/share/icons then, not ~/.icons)
[00:50] <pilif12p> Res2216firestar: stalker :P
[00:51] <Res2216firestar> pilif12p: I'm here to ask my question ;p
[00:51] <pilif12p> Res2216firestar: i assume you're the same one from moznet?
[00:51] <pilif12p> oh
[00:51] <Res2216firestar> yes
[00:51] <Elia1> its a minimal problem i think, i first install windows 7 and then ubuntu, i can boot ubuntu, but every time i boot windows 7 this one make something that make the grub to send me error 22 on the next restart
[00:51] <pilif12p> Cool
[00:51] <Mage__> I have a problem getting surround sound.  I am using Ubuntu 9.10 Beta since in 9.04 the problem was still there.  My motherboard is an asus m2v with an onboard audio card.  But for some reason ubuntu only gives me 2.0 sound ever since 8.04
[00:51] <pilif12p> Whats the terminal command to moce?
[00:51] <sebsebseb> Mage__: The 9.10 channel is currently #ubuntu+1
[00:52] <lstarnes> pilif12p: mv
[00:52] <pilif12p> cool thanks
[00:52] <Mage__> alright i will go there thank you sebsebseb
[00:52] <sebsebseb> Mage__: good luck
[00:52] <kristian_> "du -bs <dirname>" shows a summary of the size of a dir in bytes. (at least that is what i think) from "info du" i get "-b like --block-size=1K", is this as in 1000 or 1024? thoughts?
[00:53] <sebsebseb> Elia1: I think a few or more people have had issues trying to dual boot Windows 7 (Vista Version 2) and Ubuntu
[00:53] <thiebaude> Elia1, you use the live cd?
[00:53] <sebsebseb> Elia1: It might be worth Google error 22 to find out what that is, as well as trying to find a  Windows 7 and Ubuntu dual boot guide
[00:54] <eido> how can i have a different Xorg.0.log in my live boot vs an installed boot?
[00:54] <thiebaude> !dual boot
[00:54] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: yes, but I think things might be a little differnet for Windows 7 hmm
[00:54] <Elia1> yes i use the live cd to re-edit the mbr again to boot ubuntu
[00:54] <colemanguy> so i been running the eeebuntu netbook remix on my aspire one, and after doing the updates, my wireless refuses to work now
[00:55] <pilif12p> So, i want to move ./bugzilla-3.4.2 to /usr/local/apache2/htdocs
[00:55] <sebsebseb> Elia1: probably not the best idea really, but  the Windows 7 bootloader could also be edited  as far as I know, to boot Ubuntu
[00:55] <pilif12p> what do i do?
[00:55] <Kruppe> Alright so the windows disk didn't work, if i install Kubuntu will it bring up another boot name for Kubuntu?
[00:55] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: didn't work hmm
[00:55] <lstarnes> pilif12p: mv ./bugzilla-3.4.2 /usr/local/apache2/htdocs
[00:55] <eido> can someone help with intel graphical errors that lock my system.  a live boot works perfectly but once installed halts
[00:55] <sebsebseb> !work |  Kruppe
[00:55] <pilif12p> do i have to do root first?
[00:55] <pilif12p> or just sudo
[00:55] <insigne_> olhá
[00:55] <thiebaude> eido, whuch intel card?
[00:56] <lstarnes> pilif12p: put sudo before the command if necessary
[00:56] <insigne_> hello
[00:56] <pilif12p> ok
[00:56] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: so you  did the  WIndows fix thing on the CD?
[00:56] <Kruppe> Windows disk didn't give me an option to fix anything
[00:56] <eido> thiebaude:  945GME
[00:56] <lobonegro_rlopez> losha: that worked, thanks  so much for your help
[00:56] <thiebaude> !intel | eido
[00:56] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: there is one I am pretty sure,   ##windows can help remove Grub using the CD
[00:56] <Kruppe> If i install it under Kubuntu will it give me a boot option for Kubuntu, or will it go under the Ubuntu boot name
[00:56] <losha> lobonegro_rlopez: glad to help. Time for tea....
[00:56] <thiebaude> eido, i had the same problem when i had intel
[00:56] <eido> thiebaude:  yeah i get it but why would the live boot work perfectly and not the installed
[00:56] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: maybe you should just attempt re installing Ubuntu
[00:56] <thiebaude> x locking up
[00:57] <ricky21tom> hey can any body help me
[00:57] <lobonegro_rlopez> losha: sure... ;-)
[00:57] <Kruppe> I reinstalled it three times
[00:57] <eido> thiebaude: even compiz works on live
[00:57] <ricky21tom> i need help with aircrack
[00:57] <ricky21tom> please
[00:57] <thiebaude> eido, becaude default vesa was used
[00:57] <eido> well how do i force that
[00:57] <ricky21tom> i want to learn this program
[00:57] <thiebaude> eido, you have to edit xorg.conf
[00:57] <ricky21tom>  please
[00:57] <ricky21tom> please
[00:57] <ricky21tom> please
[00:57] <FloodBot1> ricky21tom: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:57] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: well  trying to install Kubuntu instead, probably won't be much good
[00:57] <Kruppe> Will it bring up a Kubuntu boot option
[00:57] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: after all  Kubuntu is really just Ubuntu, but with KDE
[00:58] <ubox> is there a reason sometimes i can successfully upgrade to 9.04 from 8.10, but other times it literally breaks my installation?
[00:58] <ubox> it was like metacity got left behind, no menu or panel etc
[00:58] <ricky21tom> hello
[00:58] <soreau> eido: If you have troubles with getting compiz to work, we can help you in #compiz
[00:58] <Kruppe> Because i can run LiveCD with Ubuntu, it just won't let me choose Ubuntu on a side-by-side boot with windows
[00:58] <Elia1> i install another application on windows to dual booting ubuntu (easy BCD), but this one does not reconice my ubuntu give another error
[00:58] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: you need to either fix Grub or get it overwritten by something such as the Windows bot loader, it seesm
[00:58] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: ,but the option for Ubuntu is there?
[00:59] <Kruppe> Yes
[00:59] <thiebaude> soreau, his x is locking up
[00:59] <eido> soreau: i have problems with x compiz works flawlessly when x works but thank you
[00:59] <Kruppe> I can highlight it and select it, but thats when the error pops up when it tries to boot from Ubuntu
[00:59] <ricky21tom> hey can anybody help me with aircrack please
[00:59] <Kruppe> I can reinstall Wubi and it will boot fine under Wubi
[00:59] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: What is the error?
[00:59] <Kruppe> It was a windows sys32 file error
[00:59] <Kruppe> Hal.dll
[00:59] <eido> thiebaude: this should work right? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=890645
[01:00] <soreau> thiebaude: He might need to use a different rendering method
[01:00] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: That's  really a Windows error as far as I know and not a Wubi or Grub one
[01:00] <Kruppe> I am assuming the error was caused from Wubi
[01:00] <eido> thiebaude: the reply to original post in that link
[01:00] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: I guess Wubi has something left behind some where,   that is causing problems
[01:00] <thiebaude> soreau, i think he hass the intel problem i had
[01:00] <thiebaude> has
[01:01] <aprigio> i report bug in ubuntu 9.10. Presents problems in nvidia go (notebook), and others hardwares
[01:01] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: I don't know enough about Wubi to  have any idea what's left behind exactly
[01:01] <Kruppe> Yeah, thats what i figured, it's getting rid of Wubi completely thats the issue, i did their uninstaller and all that
[01:01] <sebsebseb> aprigio: The 9.10 channel is currently #ubuntu+1
[01:01] <thiebaude> soreau, can he run compiz on a intel 945gme -3d rendering
[01:01] <pilif12p> also, a tip to you who don't know, do NOT delete perl ;)
[01:02] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: Well  you should be able to remove it like any other Windows app and have it going, but  I guess that doesn't always work out
[01:02] <soreau> eido: Can you show the output of 'egrep "XAA|EXA|UXA" /var/log/Xorg.0.log'?
[01:02] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: There is also a way to convert a Wubi install into a psyical partition, but I don't know the details
[01:02] <Kruppe> Yeah i'm not sure how to do that either, the installer with Wubi doesn't have that option that i can see
[01:03] <Pulsewidth> In 9.10 the volume control only changes by 1% with each increment of the scroll wheel, how can I restore it to bigger changes?
[01:04] <sebsebseb> fccf: Do you know how to solve  Wubi didn't remove itself properly issues?   If so  maybe you can help  Kruppe
[01:04] <user__> inthekeys01
[01:04] <thiebaude> Pulsewidth, people in #ubuntu+1 might be able to help you
[01:04] <fccf> sebsebseb: I am guessing ... he needs to boot with the live cd and remove the partition then re-expand windows partition
[01:04] <system404> eido i have the settings for u to copy and past i had exact same problem pm me ill paste em to u
[01:04] <Pulsewidth> thiebaude: thanks
[01:04] <user__> How do I st up chat
[01:04] <thiebaude> Pulsewidth, np
[01:04] <thiebaude> !chat
[01:05] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: maybe fccf can help you
[01:05] <fccf> user__: you are chatting are you?
[01:05] <ubuntuisloved> I was wondering what is causing this black on my cario dock? http://yfrog.com/6zblackkp
[01:05] <user__> can't chat in a chat room or IM
[01:05] <fccf> user__: to change your nickname /nick newnickname
[01:06] <user__> change it?
[01:06] <Slurpee> when typing the ls command, which flag can I use to do nothing but list the items in alphabetical order?
[01:06] <Slurpee> i dont want to list any other info
[01:06] <Slurpee> i want to copy and paste the items out
[01:06] <user__> will do
[01:06] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: What do you use Windows for anyway?   With enough RAM  you can virtual machine it nicely for most stuff inside Ubuntu :)
[01:06] <eido> soreau: (==) intel(0): Using EXA for acceleration
[01:06] <eido> (WW) intel(0): DRI2 requires UXA
[01:06] <eido> (WW) intel(0): Failed to allocate EXA offscreen memory.
[01:07] <eido> soreau: sorry pastebin seems to having problems
[01:07] <VCoolio> Slurpee: check out "man ls" to find out or pipe it into sort, like "ls | sort"
[01:07] <thiebaude> !itenl | eido
[01:07] <Slurpee> k cool thanx
[01:07] <thiebaude> !intel | eido
[01:07] <thiebaude> eido, read that
[01:07] <eido> thiebaude: i have already
[01:08] <thiebaude> eido, cool, ok
[01:08] <fccf> Slurpee: ls -m will comma seperate in alpha
[01:08] <FLAC> hey y'all\
[01:08] <mrwes> !apropos
[01:08] <mrwes> uh?
[01:08] <Kruppe> sebsebseb, Currently i have windows with all my data on it, and i want to learn Ubuntu, so i want to get it partitioned on first and learn it before i dedicate myself to it
[01:08] <mrwes> sigh...
[01:08] <^Cheeky> thats it , i guess ubuntu server ! it is
[01:08] <system404> eido: check my om
[01:08] <system404> pm
[01:08] <Slurpee> ls | sort works
[01:09] <FLAC> I asked earlier today if anyone here ran Lightpd on an ubuntu server. Would you recommend Ubuntu over CentOS?
[01:09] <system404> eido: make sure ur xorg.conf looks as i just pmd and ull be good to go
[01:09] <eido> system404: i had closed it can you resend
[01:09] <mrwes> FLAC,  you come to the #Ubuntu channel and ask that? heh
[01:09] <lstarnes> FLAC: this channel would obviously recommend ubuntu
[01:09] <mrwes> duh
[01:10] <lstarnes> FLAC: ##linux is about linux in general and is less biased
[01:10] <mrwes> I'd actually recommend PCAnywhere
[01:10] <FLAC> yes, but does anyone have any lighttpd expirence with ubuntu
[01:10] <lstarnes> FLAC: I use it on ubuntu
[01:10] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: Well good luck, and maybe now is a good time to repeate your issue with all the details
[01:10] <eido> system404: can you pastebin it it gets truncated from flood
[01:11] <eido> or not
[01:11] <eido> system404: can you pastebin it it gets truncated from flood
[01:11] <FLAC> are you happy with it? is managing it easy? do you run with a xserver or not?
[01:11] <system404> eido what was last message had to close pidgin there
[01:11] <Kruppe> Well my main question is if i install under Kubuntu will it have a Kubuntu boot choice, or will it be named Ubuntu
[01:11] <system404> eido will do
[01:11] <lstarnes> FLAC: it doesn't need an xserver
[01:11] <lstarnes> FLAC: it works fairly well
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: If you install  Kubuntu your pretty much installing Ubuntu again
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: just with a different   desktop environment
[01:12] <Kruppe> Yes, i understand, but will it be under the side-by-side boot name "Ubuntu"
[01:12] <lstarnes> FLAC: it might need a little more configuration than apache
[01:12] <Kruppe> Or "Kubuntu"
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: and I guess it will be called Kubuntu  in  menu.lst rather than Ubuntu
[01:12] <shamike> hey is there a way to have flash 9 for opera and flash version 10 for firefox?
[01:12] <lstarnes> FLAC: there is also nginx, which I haven't tried yet
[01:12] <FLAC> thanks. i run currently on centos (with xserver) and I wanted to hear some ubuntu expirence.
[01:12] <Kruppe> I think that would give me a temporary fix
[01:13] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: On a Live CD you can access the  menu.lst it's put on when you installed  with partitions,  and  change stuff in there if nessarey
[01:13] <lstarnes> FLAC: it's largely the same on every linux distro or unix variant
[01:13] <system404> eido: http://pastebin.org/36730
[01:13] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: There's IRC,   there's Googleing, and forums, for help
[01:13] <Kruppe> I just don't know how to address the windows issue with Wubi, since everything under Ubuntu works fine, it's Windows thats holding it back
[01:13] <FLAC> yeah. I don't have as much server expirence with a deb distro as I do with an rpm distro.
[01:14] <system404> make sure to backup or xorg.conf then overite it with what ive shown u save restart and kick in compiz fusion lol
[01:14] <Kruppe> Yeah, i understand, i've googled and forum searched, so i came to IRC
[01:14] <lstarnes> FLAC: apt is fairly easy to work with
[01:14] <sebsebseb> Kruppe: Wubi is  a file in Windows, and then it does the stuff to the bootloaders
[01:15] <FLAC> lstarnes: Thanks for the help! What scripting languages do you run on it?
[01:15] <lstarnes> FLAC: perl and php
[01:15] <FLAC> cool. i run the same on centos. apache is over rated. lighttpd ftw.
[01:17] <Merc> UBUNTU!
[01:17] <DaZ> ...? :f
[01:17] <Merc> DaZ: Ubuntu
[01:18] <DaZ> Merc: no ubuntu >:
[01:18] <Merc> yesh ubuntu
[01:19] <sypress> Huh. Nice
[01:19] <prajjwal> is there anything i can use to use my Yahoo Chat ??? pidgin isnt working ...
[01:19] <fccf> !yahoo
[01:19] <prajjwal> sint working for yahoo**
[01:19] <prajjwal> thnks
[01:20] <chilicuil> hi,  does anyone know how to reset the crontab editor? I've run "crontab -e" and it prompted me to choice an editor, I've selected vim but it doesn't works fine with the my plugins, so I want to set another editor
[01:20] <soreau> eido: Oh yea, pastebin has been having problems all day
[01:21] <fccf> chilicuil: perhaps nano
[01:21] <soreau> eido: Which version of ubuntu do you have there?
[01:21] <_Tristan> can I install another ubuntu partition without destroying the world?
[01:21] <chilicuil> yeah, I want change it, but I dont know how, fccf
[01:21] <eido> soreau: 99.04
[01:21] <lstarnes> chilicuil: export EDITOR=new-editor
[01:21] <Merc> ubuntu
[01:21] <eido> hahah 9.04
[01:21] <lstarnes> chilicuil: e.g. export EDITOR=nano
[01:22] <soreau> eido: Try UXA acceleration method to see if it helps by putting the following line in the Device section of xorg.conf: Option "AccelMethod" "UXA"
[01:22] <soreau> eido: Or just change EXA to UXA if that line is already there
[01:22] <chilicuil> Ohh, thx lstarnes : )
[01:23] <soreau> eido: This way, you will have DRI2 and gl should work better with compiz (dragging glxgears window around will stay with the window instead of leaving a mess on your screen for example)
[01:24] <olvap> how do i kill a process?
[01:24] <_Tristan> pkill or killall
[01:24] <_Tristan> killall firefox/pkill -9 4336
[01:24] <Merc> ubuntu
[01:25] <accol> can anyone plz tell me the command that lets me know the name of my dvd drive?
[01:26] <Merc> accol:ubuntu
[01:26] <_Tristan> so I uninstalled (sudo apt-get remove) pulseaudio the other day and sound no longer works (go figure). The person that tells me how to restore it gets $20 (via paypal)
[01:26] <olvap> ok,i want to kill a proces name server.pid, what do i have to type?
[01:26] <eido> soreau: this is my current xorg http://pastebin.com/m45a2690a
[01:26] <accol> ??
[01:27] <Merc> accol: ubuntu!
[01:27] <_Tristan> olvap: killall server.pid
[01:27] <soreau> eido: You see the Device section? That's where you put: Option "AccelMethod" "UXA"
[01:27] <olvap> thanks'
[01:27] <idleone_> Merc: you have been asked several times not to troll. please stop
[01:27] <AdamB> Has anyone else been experiencing slow internet response time on 9.10? Any solutions?
[01:28] <_Tristan> AdamB: everyone is downloading it at once, torrent it.
[01:28] <chilicuil> I've another little issue, for some unknown reason every 3-5 reboots my apache init script gets overwrite to /etc/init.d/apacheX where X is a number and the old script gets empty. So it doesn't boot at start up. Any help is welcome
[01:28] <AdamB> _Tristan: Actually already downloaded it. The lag is with browsing the internet on 9.10. Problem stands with both Firefox and Opera
[01:28] <Merc> idleone_: k...ubuntu!
[01:28] <accol> can anyone plz tell me the command that lets me know the name of my dvd drive?
[01:29] <_Tristan> AdamB: oh. No idea then.
[01:29] <_Tristan> sorry.
[01:29] <AdamB> No prob!
[01:29] <AdamB> Is there a specific channel for karmic?
[01:30] <eido> soreau: is there a text editor that i can launch gksudo other than pico which seems to have issues from text copied from browsers
[01:30] <Fishscene1> AdamB: #ubunt+1
[01:30] <Fishscene1> sorry. #ubuntu+1
[01:30] <_Tristan> I uninstalled pulseaudio and will pay $20 to anyone who tells me how to restore it to the state it was in before
[01:31] <DK_CE> soreau: gksudo gedit
[01:31] <soreau> eido: gksu gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:31] <AdamB> Thanks Fish
[01:31] <soreau> _Tristan: Reinstall ubuntu
[01:31] <Gianlu24> !it
[01:31] <eido> soreau: thanks much easier
[01:31] <olvap> how do i list all the proces?
[01:31] <soreau> _Tristan: You can put the 20 on my paypal acct
[01:32] <IdleOne> _Tristan: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio I would like my $20 in pennies please
[01:32] <Fishscene1> sudo apt-get install pluseaudio
[01:32] <godstar> olvap: ps -A in terminal
[01:32] <_Tristan> soreau: That does not count as a solution, but I am considering it
[01:32] <_Tristan> Fishscene1: not even close
[01:32] <Fishscene1> I tried. lol.
[01:32] <DK_CE> eido: sorry, not for soreu, but eido: gksudo gedit
[01:33] <pingo-> hi, i need help, i installed skype, i can hear everything, but my mic isnt working, my mb is p5vd2-x , what sound "drive" should i use?
[01:34] <luis18jose> hola a todo
[01:34] <Merc> ubuntu
[01:34] <luis18jose> como les va
[01:34] <LjL> !es | luis18jose
[01:34] <Merc> :)
[01:34] <luis18jose> necesito como pasa esos programas
[01:34] <rsouthard> hello. Can someone tell me what i am doing wrong here. I am trying to parse my itunes folder and copy out all *.mp3's, I have come up with ls -R | grep *.mp3 | xargs cp /home/user/music.
[01:34] <eido> ok here goes
[01:36] <godstar> rsouthard: have you tried to cp -r and mv /path name of mp3 dir/
[01:36] <shadowhywind>  hay all, when ever i do a ls command, I get one long listing, instead of the normal multiple columns look, any ideas on what to change?+
[01:36] <cupucrew> excuse me
[01:36] <AdamB>  Anyone else experiencing slow response time while web browsing?
[01:36] <cupucrew> who's from indonesia??
[01:36] <Merc> me
[01:37] <cupucrew> dari indo bro?
[01:37] <DK_CE> Saya
[01:37] <cupucrew> wew
[01:37] <cupucrew> have problem nih..
[01:37] <lstarnes> !id
[01:37] <Merc> Sorry I'm australian. I live in an all english village
[01:37] <cupucrew> ym di ubuntu..
[01:37] <DK_CE> What problem?
[01:38] <Merc> in Indonesia
[01:38] <Merc> dont speak the language...
[01:38] <Merc> :(
[01:38] <DK_CE> ym?
[01:38] <chilicuil> rsouthard: Why don u try with: find . -iname "*.mp3" -exec mv '{}'  \;
[01:38] <cupucrew> iyo.. yaho mesengger
[01:38] <cupucrew> dah coba bro?
[01:38] <DK_CE> nope, I live in Vietnam
[01:38] <cupucrew> azz
[01:39] <DK_CE> ym form indonesia was blocked?
[01:39] <rsouthard> godstar i have not tried that but i will
[01:39] <cupucrew> no ..
[01:39] <rsouthard> chilicuil where would i put my target path in that statement?
[01:39] <DK_CE> I am inodnesian live in Vietnam, so not sure about indo connection
[01:40] <godstar> rsouthard: cp -r (path to mp3 dir) mv (path to desired dir)
[01:40] <AdamB>  Anyone else experiencing slow response time while web browsing? on 9.10?
[01:40] <rsouthard> godstar looking at your statement. that wont work b/c half the files in there or more are drm'd *,mp4 files. i dont want those. I could recursively copy them all but i have no use for files i cannot play.
[01:40] <JB100> Hello, I'm running 9.10 and I can't get the cisco vpn client to work.  It was working prior to the upgrade.  I receive this error   jimb@jimb-laptop:~$ vpnclient connect AmericasEast
[01:40] <JB100> Cisco Systems VPN Client Version 4.8.01 (0640)
[01:40] <JB100> Copyright (C) 1998-2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
[01:40] <JB100> Client Type(s): Linux
[01:40] <JB100> Running on: Linux 2.6.31-11-generic #38-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 2 11:55:55 UTC 2009 i686
[01:41] <FloodBot1> JB100: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:41] <JB100> Config file directory: /etc/opt/cisco-vpnclient
[01:42] <faryshta_> Simple question, how do I concatenate two strings in c++?
[01:42] <chilicuil> rsouthard:yep excuse me, it should be find . -iname "*.mp3" -exec mv '{}'  mp3_folder \;
[01:43] <rsouthard> chilicuil thank you. will try that.
[01:43] <LjL> faryshta_: tried asking #c++? this is ubuntu support
[01:43] <leaf-sheep> !karmic | JB100
[01:44] <leaf-sheep> faryshta_: Google/Bing/Search Engines should answer your question.
[01:45] <JB100> hey leaf-sheep
[01:45] <JB100> thanks
[01:54] <kewlman> hello everyone
[01:54] <eido> that didnt work
[01:56] <TechN9ne> hi
[01:57] <eido> can someone please give me the pastebin link system404 gave me 15 minutes or so ago
[01:57] <eido> it was in channel
 eido: http://pastebin.org/36730
[01:59] <eido> test34:  thank you so much!!!
[01:59] <test34> np
[02:01] <cupucrew> akhhh mn nih yg anak indo nye..
[02:01] <bradley> mn aekjfrb
[02:01] <res0w> hi ,everyone...
[02:01] <phix> hey, has anyone had any success with SOGo running in Ubuntu?
[02:02] <cupucrew> i have problem with install Yaho Mesengger in Ubuntu 9.04.. everyone can help me???
[02:03] <Serla> cupucrew if you do that, tell me how please
[02:03] <cupucrew> how do what?
[02:03] <Serla> cupucrew install yahoo
[02:04] <TechN9ne> cup, just use pidgen
[02:05] <phix> pidgin
[02:05] <TechN9ne> or sudo apt-get install libssl0.9.6
[02:05] <phix> so no one here has messed with SOGo?
[02:05] <Jeruvy> 1:
[02:05] <TechN9ne> then install the yahoo deb file
[02:06] <Serla> TechN9ne whats the libssl10.9.6 for>
[02:06] <Serla> ?
[02:06] <rigderunner7> u don't need pidgin, empathy is already installed
[02:06] <rigderunner7> oops
[02:06] <Replop> wasn't pidgin installed by default, too ?
[02:07] <rigderunner7> just realized cupucrew said 9.04
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[02:07] <Serla> pidgin does not support webcam
[02:07] <kermit> yes it does
[02:07] <Serla> kermit how?
[02:07] <stlsaint> but empathy does i think support webcam
[02:07] <rigderunner7> pidgin will work
[02:07] <kermit> Serla: it works over jabber (what google uses)
[02:08] <portland> they both now support both audio and video
[02:08] <TechN9ne> pidgen simple but great to use
[02:08] <Serla> kermit can u log with yahoo/msn accoutns in empathy
[02:09] <Serla> kermit sorry that to stlsaint
[02:09] <Serla> kermit i dont think cam works for yahoo or msn in pidgin
[02:09] <Serla> kermit unless there is something else you've done for that, i dont use jabber though
[02:10] <stlsaint> Serla,  i dont use empathy...i use pidgin but for webcam empathy is suppose to work...i use yahoo with pidgin
[02:10] <kermit> Serla: yeah ,it only works with google
[02:11] <Serla> stlsaint yahoo works in empathy?
[02:11] <Serla> kermit that sucks
[02:13] <Zappo> Hi where would i get mad.h?
[02:13] <green_wax> does anyone know anything about using ubuntu with dial-up internet?
[02:14] <IdleOne> !dialup
[02:14] <mlregister> OK! so im trying to install Ubuntu 9.04 on a Micron PC and for some reason after booting from the CD and telling it to install, everything goes ok but then when i restart the pc, the boot screen comes up ect ect but the login screen never shows up. it just stays blank, anyone know why this might be?
[02:15] <stlsaint> Serla, couldnt tell ya...i dont use it in empathy...i will try in my karmic vm right quick tho and let you know
[02:16] <seidos> Serla: I have an account set up in empathy for yahoo, but I have no yahoo contacts so, can't say to what extent it works
[02:16] <mlregister> so im trying to install Ubuntu 9.04 on a Micron PC and for some reason after booting from the CD and telling it to install, everything goes ok but then when i restart the pc, the boot screen comes up ect ect but the login screen never shows up. it just stays blank, anyone know why this might be?
[02:16] <stlsaint> Serla, yes it does work
[02:17] <stlsaint> seidos, yes it works...just tried it...all contacts came up fine
[02:17] <godstar> mlregister: if you are new to linux, often times the easiest thing to do is to reinstall Ubuntu with a default guided install. Another recommendation would be to not have any of your other HDD connected to SATA or IDE channels during the install so you dont have to worry about wiping them accidentally.
[02:17] <canthus13> mlregister: try booting nosplash.
[02:17]  * Serla dances with stlsaint and seidos
[02:17] <EmilemiL> Hey, I have a question. I finaly got mayself to port to ubuntu with my workstation to, when I try to install/use the live feature I get the error: "powernow-k8: Your BIOS does not provide ACPI _PSS..." Is there a way to work around this or am I stuck with the crappy windows?
[02:17] <canthus13> mlregister: That might get you an idea of where it's hanging.
[02:18] <stlsaint> lol
[02:18] <mlregister> godstar: well its not that im new, this is like the eighteenth time ive put linux on pcs, but! idk i used the guided install, for some reason it just doesnt bring up the login screen
[02:18] <mlregister> canthus13: how do i boot with nosplash?
[02:19] <canthus13> mlregister: Boot, when it tells you to press escape, do so.
[02:19] <canthus13> mlregister: Then, press 'e' to edit the boot options of the kernel.
[02:19] <mlregister> ok
[02:19] <canthus13> mlregister: add nosplash at the end of the line.
[02:19] <IdleOne> EmilemiL: boot with acpi=off
[02:19] <jiohdi> what is the acpi?
[02:19] <part2ntfs> how do i partition a blank partition to NTFS in ubuntu (gparted has it grayed out)?
[02:19] <mlregister> canthus13: k ill try that
[02:20] <part2ntfs> !acpi | jiohdi
[02:20] <canthus13> jiohdi: ACPI is power contorl.
[02:20] <martin_henry> !nice
[02:20] <hajmola> part2ntfs, is the partition mounted?
[02:20] <canthus13> err... control.
[02:20] <abarbaccia> im having a little trouble compiling v4l-dvb on karmic. says it cannot find dma.h and no kernel sources installed but i believe my build environment is setup correctly. can someone help me by testing on their machine
[02:20] <part2ntfs> hajmola, no, its not even partitioned
[02:20] <droolpal> My sound worked yesterday, but not today after updating FF 3.6 daily. I'm not sure if the update was the problem or not, but that is the only thing I have changed. How do I troubleshoot this?
[02:20] <canthus13> jiohdi: it manages things like shutting down your screen, powering down drives, and other power-saving measures.
[02:21] <part2ntfs> abarbaccia: you should ask in #ubuntu+1 for karmic questions
[02:21] <abarbaccia> part2ntfs: thanks!
[02:21] <jiohdi> canthus, is that why when I power off it just says system halted and stays that way?
[02:21] <EmilemiL> IdleOne: Ok, I'll try that. Thanks. One more thing, will my 9800gtx+ work propperly with ubuntu? I looked but didnt find an answer to that.
[02:21] <canthus13> jiohdi: Did you disable acpi?
[02:21] <jiohdi> canthus, I think the system did it automatically
[02:21] <IdleOne> EmilemiL: I don't know
[02:21] <canthus13> jiohdi: That would be why.  Check your bios settings and make sure it hasn't somehow been disabled.
[02:22] <hajmola> part2ntfs, oh, the "ntfs" option is greyed out?
[02:22] <EmilemiL> IdleOne: Okey, thanks
[02:22] <part2ntfs> hajmola: yes
[02:22] <jiohdi> canthus13: I have an old machine, perhaps it does not have that?
[02:22] <canthus13> jiohdi: Could be.
[02:22] <od3n> anyone know what would cause a resolution not to show up for the nvidia x server
[02:22] <EmilemiL> Anyone else that run any ubuntu dist with nvidia 9800gtx+?
[02:22] <jiohdi> canthus, I know years ago, I had problems with knoppix on it... had to put some special code like that into the boot
[02:23] <IdleOne> !hardware | EmilemiL check to see if it is listed
[02:23] <hajmola> part2ntfs, you have to install package "ntfsprogs"
[02:23] <part2ntfs> od3n: i know its possible to manually input the resolution (dangerous) by sudo editing the /etc/X11/xorg.conf (backup before)
[02:23] <EmilemiL> !hardware
[02:23] <part2ntfs> hajomla: thanks
[02:23] <canthus13> jiohdi: acpi is buggy on some systems.  It's a perennial  headache in linux.
[02:23] <IdleOne> EmilemiL: go to the site ubottu gave you
[02:24] <EmilemiL> I noticed, Thanks
[02:24] <neoTheCat> i have a blackberry, laptop and a desktop.  i want to sync my todo list and calendar.  any recommendations, even if i need to install a backend?
[02:24] <od3n> 1360x768 is as far as it will show and I know the lcd I have has a max of 1680x1050
[02:24] <jiohdi> canthus13: mine is a compaq, I think must be close to 5-6 years old
[02:24] <canthus13> jiohdi: It should support acpi.
[02:24] <part2ntfs> does jaunty support ntfs without installing this program?
[02:25] <hajmola> EmilemiL, is it not working with nvidia-settings?
[02:25] <jiohdi> canthus13: it may be older, dont remember for sure
[02:25] <canthus13> jiohdi: acpi came out around 1996, and was pretty much everywhere by about 2001.
[02:25] <hajmola> part2ntfs, I don't think so....
[02:26] <part2ntfs> jiohdi: evo or compaq armada? armada doesn't support acpi, evo does
[02:26] <jiohdi> canthus13: I am relatively sure its not that old :)
[02:26] <canthus13> jiohdi: It could simply be that the acpi drivers aren't being loaded.
[02:26] <hajmola> part2ntfs, when you install ntfsprogs, gparted will un-grey it in the pulldown
[02:26] <jiohdi> part2ntfs: presario 1113mx
[02:26] <Penol> Where can i find vinylstickers like, Facebook,Twitter,LinkedIN, And stuff to put on the back of my laptop screen?
[02:26] <EmilemiL> hajmola: I have no idea, did not test it with ubuntu yet but the hardware compability site says that it will work with "3D requires nvidia-glx"
[02:27] <jiohdi> canthus13: most things seem to be working well at the moment, its just the shut down, which seems to have a problem
[02:27] <od3n> well how do I add that res to the xorg.conf file
[02:27] <hajmola> EmilemiL, yeah, it's a restricted driver from Nvidia... it *should* work, but i dont' have the same chipset
[02:27] <canthus13> jiohdi: Does your screen turn off when it sits idle?
[02:27] <jiohdi> canthus13: it just sits there black with a few cryptic lines and system halted
[02:28] <canthus13> jiohdi: Hmm... do this from the terminal:  dmesg | grep acpi  and pastebin it.
[02:28] <EmilemiL> hajmola: I'll just give it a try, if it works I'm happy ;)
[02:28] <EmilemiL> quit
[02:28] <EmilemiL> exit
[02:28] <hajmola> EmilemiL, good luck
[02:28] <EmilemiL> nvm XD
[02:28] <EmilemiL> thanks
[02:29] <jiohdi> canthus13: [    0.348204] * this bug, please use "acpi_pm_good" to disable the workaround
[02:30] <canthus13> jiohdi: Hmm.. Looks like you've got an acpi bug that hasn't been worked out.
[02:30] <part2ntfs> od3n: edit manually through a program such as nano (don't know exactly how); see the other resolutions and add a line with the resolution you think your card supports
[02:30] <jiohdi> canthus13: hasnt been worked out by linux programmers?
[02:31] <canthus13> jiohdi: Exactly.
[02:31] <canthus13> jiohdi: You might try adding the acpi_pm_good to the boot options.
[02:31] <__lupo__> does anybody knows a software for linux to build house? like Google SketchU
[02:32] <canthus13> jiohdi: Of course, if you do that, you might find other odd stability issues.
[02:32] <jiohdi> canthus13: yeah, I think I will leave good enough alone :)
[02:32] <canthus13> jiohdi: But it's worth a try.  I'm assuming this is on a laptop, right?
[02:32] <MaximLevitsky> Is there a way to repair damaged files using dpkg/apt
[02:32] <MaximLevitsky> At least missing files
[02:32] <jiohdi> canthus13: no desktop
[02:32] <LjL> MaximLevitsky: files that are missing from packages, that is?
[02:32] <canthus13> jiohdi: Huh.  Most acpi issues I've seen have been on laptops.
[02:33] <jiohdi> canthus13: I have an acer laptop has no issues
[02:33] <Zappo> nevermind i found it
[02:33] <LjL> MaximLevitsky: you can just reinstall the involved package with "sudo apt-get --reinstall install packagename"
[02:33] <MaximLevitsky> LjL: fsck mess....
[02:33] <canthus13> jiohdi: Cool.  Well, I suppose if it's not bother to push the power button after it halts, then it's not a big deal, eh?
[02:33] <MaximLevitsky> LjL: there are many files that are broken now
[02:33] <jiohdi> canthus13: compaq tended to use a lot of proprietary junk
[02:33] <canthus13> jiohdi: No kidding.
[02:34] <canthus13> jiohdi: HP is the same.
[02:34] <part2ntfs> MaximLevitsky: you can try sudo aptitude upgrade or sudo apt-get install -f
[02:34] <LjL> MaximLevitsky: you can use "debsums" to find out which ones are broken and what packages they belong to
[02:34] <canthus13> jiohdi: It took a couple of months to shoehorn ubuntu into this HP laptop and make everything work properly.
[02:34] <jiohdi> canthus13: I have an even older compaq that I am running macpup on... ubuntu could not find sound drivers for it, but puppy did
[02:35] <MaximLevitsky> LjL: this is interesting...
[02:35] <LjL> MaximLevitsky: but keep in mind you might have corrupted configuration files too, and that can'teasily be helped
[02:35] <part2ntfs> jiohdi: do you know how to compress ntfs drives in ubuntu after partitioning them?
[02:35] <canthus13> jiohdi: puppy does a pretty good job of basic hardware detection.
[02:35] <MaximLevitsky> LjL: sure, but my /home is on seperate partition.... thank godness...
[02:35] <eido> so when ubuntu boots off a live boot  it loads vesa?
[02:36] <LjL> MaximLevitsky: configuration files are also in /etc
[02:36] <canthus13> eido: Yep.
[02:36] <jiohdi> part2ntfs: I have only seen it take up some ntfs and repartition it, dont know about compression
[02:36] <MaximLevitsky> LjL: sure, but this can be handled
[02:36] <MaximLevitsky> LjL: I once got all /etc in lost+found. That was JFS....
[02:36] <LjL> MaximLevitsky: ugh.
[02:37] <droolpal> My sound worked yesterday, but not today after updating FF 3.6 daily. I'm not sure if the update was the problem or not, but that is the only thing I have changed. How do I troubleshoot this?
[02:37] <jiohdi> canthus13: do you know how I can tell if my harddrive is scsi?
[02:37] <part2ntfs> anyone know how to compress ntfs drives in ubuntu after partitioning them?
[02:37] <eido> canthus13: is this a basic vesa xorg?  http://pastebin.com/m41e13d7d
[02:38] <lucille> ggg
[02:38] <mlregister> canthus13 u still here?
[02:38] <se5a-nix> how do I update firefox to 3.5?
[02:39] <Berzerker> se5a-nix, sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[02:39] <bp> hi
[02:39] <jiohdi> se5a-nix: it will make it side by side to the original, it will not update it
[02:39] <Berzerker> there's no way to physically update it, it's a separate package
[02:40] <lucille> anyone have an acer aspire one D250
[02:40] <se5a-nix> I installed it via synaptic
[02:40] <deacon_> does ubunto update every 2 days?
[02:40] <se5a-nix> but it's not showing in the aplications
[02:40] <phix> deacon_: no
[02:40] <eido> can anyone tell me if this is a basic vesa xorg http://pastebin.com/m41e13d7d  what my xorg should contain to force vesa
[02:40] <part2ntfs> anyone know how to compress ntfs drives in ubuntu after partitioning them?
[02:40] <Sledger> hello, is anyone familiar with VirtualBox
[02:40] <part2ntfs> deacon_: daily
[02:40] <phix> Sledger: yes
[02:41] <deacon_> mine updates every 2 days like clockwork
[02:41] <phix> part2ntfs: you don't
[02:41] <Sledger> phix.. do you know how i can add files to the harddrives?
[02:41] <lucille> i am familiar with virtualbax
[02:41] <Sledger> they are .vdi files
[02:41] <deacon_> daily? will it ever get bigger thqn the windows aps?
[02:41] <Berzerker> se5a-nix, it's called Shiretoko
[02:41] <phix> Sledger: yes
[02:41] <part2ntfs> deacon_: files get replaced, so size is not a problem
[02:41] <deacon_> oh thanks
[02:41] <nossralsuva> Sledger: the .vdi files stay in your /home/username/.VirtualBox folder
[02:42] <deacon_> i love ubuntu but stillnew to it
[02:42] <jiohdi> part2ntfs: why would you want to compress them?
[02:42] <phix> Sledger: It is easier if you have an OS on it though
[02:42] <Sledger> i want to run windows with a copy of MS office 2007, and i have the ISO made.. but where do i put it, or how do i get to it?
[02:42] <nossralsuva> Sledger: in that folder you will find the hardisk and machines folder
[02:42] <part2ntfs> jiohdi: space
[02:42] <phix> Sledger: then you can use VituralBox shared folders
[02:42] <Sledger> phix i tried that..
[02:42] <phix> Sledger: mount it
[02:42] <Sledger> i shared the folders, but how do i get to them?
[02:42] <Sledger> mount it?
[02:42] <lucille> mounting............look to guest addon additions
[02:42] <jiohdi> part2ntfs: why are you keeping them?
[02:42] <phix> Sledger: in virtualbox
[02:42] <Sledger> guest addon additions?
[02:42] <phix> Sledger: have you installed the guess addons?
[02:42] <Sledger> no
[02:42] <Sledger> phix , no
[02:42] <phix> Sledger: point, click, click, done
[02:43] <part2ntfs> jiohdi: we were talking about why I want to compress my NTFS? for space?
[02:43] <eido> sledgenowski
[02:43] <nossralsuva> Sledger: add the .vdi (the virtual machine) into the hardisk folder
[02:43] <deacon_> you ppl are great!! and cool
[02:43] <phix> Sledger: Run the virtual machine
[02:43] <jiohdi> part2ntfs: why do you wish to keep anything ntfs?
[02:43] <lucille> yes. for accessing other fsystems
[02:43] <nossralsuva> Sledger: then open virtual box and preferences and add a virtual harddisk
[02:43] <part2ntfs> ability to use my usb on others computers
[02:43] <phix> Sledger: then click on device, then install guest addons
[02:44] <Serla> stlsaint too bad, doesn't look like empathy supports webcams
[02:44] <jiohdi> part2ntfs: if you compress, you take a big chance in making those files completely useless
[02:44] <phix> Sledger: but you don't need to do that to access a .ISO file, just do what nossralsuva said
[02:44] <part2ntfs> jiohdi: ntfs-3g dev team hasn't gotten around that problem yet? its only been 4 years
[02:44] <phix> Sledger: I recommend installing the guest addons any way
[02:44] <jiohdi> part2ntfs: why not simply compress them while booted into some windows os?
[02:44] <part2ntfs> jiohdi: i want to do it the ubuntu way
[02:45] <phix> part2ntfs: Not their fault, NT is a properitary file system
[02:45] <Sledger> PHIX what did nas say?
[02:45] <phix> part2ntfs: NTFS even
[02:45] <akanthehouse> hi i join clan ant just now so now what?
[02:45] <phix> Sledger: 12:43 < nossralsuva> Sledger: then open virtual box and preferences and add a virtual harddisk
[02:45] <nossralsuva> Sledger: once you add the virtual machine using the preferences option from the virtualbox pane, then you will be able to use that virtual hard disk
[02:45] <part2ntfs> phix: NTFS-3G is not open source?
[02:45] <phix> part2ntfs: ummmm I thought it was, then again Ubuntu is not as anal as Debian, so it could be
[02:45] <nossralsuva> Sledger: and you will just need to make a new machine and then reference that 'existing' hard disk
[02:46] <Sledger> ty
[02:46] <part2ntfs> phix: there should be a way to compress NTFS in ubuntu then
[02:46] <Sledger> a new machine
[02:46] <Sledger> just for that harddrive?
[02:47] <jiohdi> part2ntfs: are you talking files or the file system? how do you compress a file system?
[02:47] <phix> part2ntfs: yes, copy the entire file system onto another file system that supports compression under Linux, then mount the NTFS file somewhere
[02:47] <phix> part2ntfs: done
[02:47] <part2ntfs> jiohdi: file system, nothing is on the partition yet
[02:48] <phix> I believe there is kernel support for compression in Ubuntu
[02:48] <part2ntfs> phix: what file systems available on all computers support compression (ntfs is the only one)
[02:48] <riley> Good evening everyone. I have... i hope... a quick question. I have been running Ubuntu 9.04 for a while, and on more than one occasion gotten some really weird hangups. When i restart... green screen, then no boot. ran recovery mode but due to my noobish nature... couldnt get anywhere.
[02:48] <phix> there is an attribute you set or seomthing
[02:48] <phix> part2ntfs: no it isn't, NTFS does not work on all computers for compression, only Windows
[02:48] <part2ntfs> phix: MAC also
[02:48] <riley> is there a quick fix for the no boot that i am running into?
[02:49] <phix> part2ntfs: unless you purchase a commerical module
[02:49] <part2ntfs> phix: as an alternative, does truecrypt compress when it encryptions the partition?
[02:49] <phix> part2ntfs: MS requires that developers pay them to create stuff to maniplute their file format
[02:49] <phix> part2ntfs: Not that I am aware of
[02:50] <phix> part2ntfs: just don't worry about it :)
[02:50] <MaximLevitsky> LjL: thanks you very very much
[02:50] <part2ntfs> phix: darn, running out of options, ok, i'll forget it until space is a problem
[02:50] <phix> part2ntfs: You can pick up a 1TB for about $115 AUD
[02:50] <phix> part2ntfs: that is nothing
[02:50] <graelin> Is there a DVB/TV card support channel? Or will here be an appriopriate venue for my problem?
[02:51] <phix> graelin: I have had little experience with it, ask away, I may beable to provide assistance
[02:51] <riley> has anyone else experienced what i mentioned?
[02:51] <jiohdi> riley: how far into the boot are you getting?
[02:52] <riley> grub loader
[02:52] <phix> riley: and then?
[02:52] <jiohdi> riley, where does it stop...
[02:52] <riley> then where i would get my ubuntu splash... i get a blinking curser
[02:52] <riley> cursor
[02:52] <phix> ok
[02:52] <riley> nothing after the cursor
[02:52] <jiohdi> no error code?
[02:52] <riley> none
[02:52] <jiohdi> does it give any boot options?
[02:53] <graelin> Welp... Hauppage WinTV HVR 1600 supposed to have support in new kernal now. In fact I can get picture, but it's horribly pixilated at times. There are 2 connectors on back.. TV and ATSC. In windows I only get a picture with Comcast connected to TV co-ax port. In Linux Only get it in ATSC coax port...
[02:53] <riley> jiohdi: at the grub or when it hangs?
[02:53] <jiohdi> riley, grup typically has a list of options, do you get that far?
[02:53] <jiohdi> grub*
[02:53] <riley> Jiohdi: i can do the esc, then select .15, .15 recovery, .11, .11recovery and a memtest
[02:54] <jacquesdupontd> hi
[02:54] <riley> jiohdi, are these the options you mean?
[02:54] <phix> graelin: hmmm, that is a bit out of my leage :)
[02:54] <jiohdi> riley, mine says things like safe and recovery in different lines
[02:54] <jacquesdupontd> i have a little webcam problem that i can't understand how to resolve, if i launch xcam it doesn't work and can't access to /dev/video0 operation not permitted but if i do a sudo wxcam it works and its all the same for skype and others any clue please ?
[02:55] <graelin> When I scan for channels in Linux, I can only use scan utilities with ATSC options... any other option results in device not being found. Supposedly this is completely supported now, so I'm wondering if I need to install/inject another driver for the "tv" port
[02:55] <riley> jiohdi, yes. that is the screen
[02:55] <phix> jacquesdupontd: permissions
[02:55] <graelin> jacquesdupontd: Add yourself to the video users group
[02:55] <riley> jiohdi, if i try safe, i get the cursor hangup, if i choose recovery... im in over my head
[02:55] <phix> jacquesdupontd: What permission does /dev/video0 have? who is the owner?
[02:56] <phix> jacquesdupontd: yes you need to be in the video group, but just see who the file is owned by first
[02:56] <jiohdi> riley, did you try booting from a live cd to see if you can get to the desktop?
[02:56] <Frag> good afternoon persons
[02:56] <yj> hello
[02:57] <jacquesdupontd> phix, don't remember how to change those group thing in the terminal
[02:57] <riley> jiohdi, i was confused when i tried that. if i were to boot from the live, will it bring me to "my" desktop or to the live desktop?
[02:57] <graelin> I can usually figure out anything in Linux, but TV standards and stuff like that(particularly in Linux) make my head spin
[02:57] <yj> i m chinese
[02:57] <jiohdi> riley, it will bring you to the live, but you have access to the other
[02:58] <jiohdi> riley, if you can get that far atleast you can rule out massive disk corruption
[02:58] <riley> jiohdi, hrmm. I havent tried that. I ended up going with a clean install.. but i want to be on the ready for next time
[02:58] <jiohdi> riley, I could not even boot the live cd because my disk got corrupted, I had to wipe and reformat the drive
[02:58] <Frag> anyone know why 64bit completely hates AMDs? more specifically turions with an ATI card?
[02:59] <od3n> I have a quick quiestion about "sudo"
[02:59] <dfwlinuxguy> Frag...works for me
[02:59] <riley> Jiohdi, i will have to try that for sure next time
[02:59] <Frag> hrm, i get to the live install, and it just hangs there...
[02:59] <dfwlinuxguy> works great as a matter of fact
[02:59] <Berzerker> od3n, yes?
[02:59] <Frag> has done that with 3 different distros
[02:59] <od3n> if I use that to launch a app I will be doing it as "root" correct
[02:59] <Berzerker> yes
[02:59] <Berzerker> launching an app, you use gksudo
[02:59] <jiohdi> frag, I had the same problem until I reformatted my entire drive, dont know why, but it works now
[02:59] <Berzerker> unless it's CLI, then that's just sudo
[02:59] <dfwlinuxguy> Frag I'm using a gateway laptop with AMD and ati and It's all good
[02:59] <graelin> 64 bit working fine here... I'd look more at the ATI part of that statement... seem a bit harder to get playing nicely in Linux
[03:00] <Frag> im on a gateway laptop and i cant get it going
[03:00] <riley> jiohdi, if i get into the live disk, and it is not a corrupt drive, what would be the options?
[03:00] <Frag> windows vista, xp and 7 all work beautifully
[03:00] <dfwlinuxguy> frag I have a mx6440 that I'm using now with 64bit
[03:00] <jiohdi> riley, you will have access to the boot records like main.lst and you can find out if they are corrupted
[03:01] <graelin> Frag: Whats not working
[03:01] <Frag> im using a MD2614u with no luck :/ im grabbing a 32bit now and seeing if that helps
[03:01] <canthus13> Frag: I've got the whole line of Microsoft Coasters, and you're right.  They work beautifully! No cup rings on *ANY* of my furniture.
[03:01] <Frag> *laughs*
[03:01] <dfwlinuxguy> frag I was actually surprised how well 64 works these days
[03:01] <riley> Thanks for the advice. next time it hangs up i will be sure to try that before a clean install :)
[03:01] <Frag> i have the latest version, slam the disk in, go to install and it is stuck there...
[03:02] <Frag> i cant even test the cd/memory before install...does the same hting
[03:02] <graelin> Frag: Try the alternate installer?
[03:02] <dfwlinuxguy> frag where does it "stick"
[03:02] <Frag> when it says "install ubuntu" i hit it, and it stays there
[03:02] <riley> Frag, i had the same issue... it was the drive i was using to create my disc
[03:02] <Frag> o really?
[03:02] <riley> i created it in a different pc... and retry... with success
[03:02] <canthus13> Frag: Reburn the CD at the slowest speed.
[03:02] <riley> yes
[03:02] <canthus13> Frag: I had that several times when I burned at full speed.
[03:03] <graelin> Frag: better yet... put it on a USB drive and install that way
[03:03] <dfwlinuxguy> I just bought the new version of nero for linux...it's pretty neat
[03:03] <Frag> ill have to try that
[03:03] <dfwlinuxguy> they have a 64 bit version
[03:03] <Frag> i got a usb key here and a stack of cds, ill try both ways
[03:03] <dfwlinuxguy> it rips too
[03:04] <Zodling> i am haveing some trouble getting my network card to link at 1gig any tips?
[03:04] <canthus13> Frag: Run the CD test when you boot the CD. it'll tell you if you've got a bad burn.
[03:04] <Frag> it locks there
[03:04] <jacquesdupontd> phix, crw-rw---- 1 root video 81, 0 2009-10-06 03:50 video0
[03:04] <jacquesdupontd> phix, how can i just add me, jacquesdupontd
[03:04] <Frag> when i try anything it just sticks
[03:04] <dfwlinuxguy> frag or do a md5sum after downloading
[03:04] <Frag> fedora 11 at least lets me get a bit further
[03:04] <Frag> ^^ ill give that a shot also
[03:04] <canthus13> Frag: Two distros giving you the same issue? Prolly the drive.
[03:05] <dfwlinuxguy> frag or the memory
[03:05] <graelin> Frag: No disk activity? When I installed on a laptop, it took forever... granted it was an older laptop, but it took so long, it made WinBlows look like a cheetah
[03:05] <Frag> ran memtest 86 and its fine
[03:05] <canthus13> Frag: Try burning slow first.
[03:05] <Frag> im buring a new disk now...
[03:05] <Frag> we'll see what happens *laughs*
[03:05] <riley> Frag, slow, then different drive.
[03:06] <riley> :) it feels nice to give help.. im usually only here to get help :)
[03:06] <riley> like i finally had a penny to leave after taking 5 dollars worth
[03:07] <jiohdi> riley, do you know about usb stand alone apps?
[03:07] <dfwlinuxguy> anyone tried lighttpd? It's awesome
[03:07] <dfwlinuxguy> I replace apache after 12 years
[03:07] <riley> jiohdi, meaning?
[03:07] <dfwlinuxguy> my server only has 512 ram and apache was eating up all the mem
[03:07] <jiohdi> riley, I recently discovered a lot of usb stand alone apps that run really well under wine
[03:08] <jiohdi> riley, like operaUSB... does not crash like the opera for linux
[03:08] <MenZa> dfwlinuxguy: I'm still happy with Apache.
[03:08] <riley> jiohdi, ill have to check it out. Ive had.... limited.. success with wine
[03:08] <nErVe> hey guys i m having troubles with karmic it wont boot atm from the live cd
[03:08] <Elone> hi, i have a problem with the pen on my tablet pc; the pen won't work on fresh boot, but work after i relogin ... any workaround?
[03:08] <nErVe> the screen flickers and keep flickering.
[03:09] <jiohdi> riley, because they are designed to work straight off a usb stick, they seem perfect for wine
[03:09] <dfwlinuxguy> Menza I was too until it ate all the mem and crashed my server
[03:09] <MenZa> !karmic | nErVe
[03:09] <jiohdi> riley, portableapps.com is a good site there others
[03:09] <MenZa> dfwlinuxguy: Regardless, this is offtopic :)
[03:09] <riley> jiohdi, do you need a dedicated stick per prog? or can you stack a bunch on a single stick?
[03:09] <jiohdi> riley, you can put them on the .wine c drive
[03:09] <dfwlinuxguy> Menza how is that off topic?
[03:10] <fragmonkee> ugh
[03:10] <fragmonkee> god this thing sucks
[03:10] <MenZa> dfwlinuxguy: This is solely for support.
[03:10] <jiohdi> riley, you can install them all, dont need a stick, even though that was the original intent
[03:10] <sebsebseb> !details |  fragmonkee
[03:10] <Zappo> good night everyone
[03:10] <riley> jiohdi, ohhh i see. use your .wine c as the "stick"
[03:11] <jiohdi> riley, exactly
[03:12] <jiohdi> riley, I dont know about gnome, but in xfce you can create a launcher for the panel and for the command you just put in wine program.exe and it will work
[03:12] <jiohdi> riley, as long as you set the path properly of course
[03:12] <riley> jiohdi, very interesting... could i make the .wine c reside on a thumb? may seem like sillyness.. but having a set of apps on a thumb that wine could... automount perhaps. that way if wife wanted pc i could keep the base progs on here, and my stuff on the thumb
[03:13] <riley> jiohdi, gnome is about the same
[03:13] <riley> panel > add to panel > custom launcher > browse to app
[03:13] <jiohdi> riley, you can keep all the programs on the thumb, and just activate them by wine program loader
[03:14] <jiohdi> riley, then you can use them on windows os and linux machines
[03:14] <riley> jiohdi, very interested. portableapps.com you said?
[03:14] <jiohdi> riley, that is one of the sites I think, you can google and find about three others
[03:15] <eduardo> hello can anyone check my kernel log please? my computer freezes for some seconds, but i can still move the mose pointer? any ideas? please help! thanks!
[03:15] <sebsebseb> riley: that's not for Linux last time I looked, only Windows
[03:15] <esaym153> does ubuntu still come with this as default: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/share-your-ubuntu-desktop-using-remote-desktop.html
[03:15] <jiohdi> riley: there are a couple of dozen programs, most work just fine
[03:15] <riley> seb, understood
[03:15] <Sledger> Phix i don't understand
[03:15] <jiohdi> sebsebseb: works with wine just fine
[03:16] <sebsebseb> jiohdi: really you should try and run as many apps as possible for what you want to do on a computer natively :)  and then Wine, and  then a Windows virtual machine
[03:16] <pahom> hi all
[03:16] <jiohdi> sebsebseb: my linux version of opera crashes on a regular basis, but the operaUSB under wine is rock solid
[03:16] <dfwlinuxguy> esaym153 nomachine's nx server and client is the best remote desktop app ever
[03:17] <esaym153> dfwlinuxguy: I don't care about best, I want easiest
[03:17] <riley> seb, understood, but i jump from work (windows) to home (lnx). the thumb+wine would make a nice interface for the 2 machines
[03:17] <riley> hadnt even considered usb sa apps
[03:17] <jiohdi> riley, as you said, feels good to help :)
[03:17] <Sledger> How to mount harddrives within a VirtualBox OSE virtual machine?
[03:18] <sebsebseb> riley: Wine does not run on Windows
[03:18] <dfwlinuxguy> esaym153 well if the easiest is something that works even over slow Internet connections, then nx is what I would use.
[03:18] <riley> sebsebseb: right
[03:18] <MenZa> sebsebseb: Yes it does.
[03:18] <jiohdi> sebsebseb: you dont need wine to run usb portable apps on windows machines
[03:18] <sebsebseb> MenZa: Can it?  I thought it was only for Linux and Mac,  and maybe Unix
[03:19] <MenZa> sebsebseb: Sure.
[03:19] <jiohdi> sebsebseb: but wine allows those portable apps to work really well in ubuntu
[03:19] <jiohdi> you dont need wine in windows thats redundant :)
[03:19] <riley> jiohdi: this will also help with my carputer...
[03:19] <sebsebseb> MenZa: if someone ports it, if it's not already been done, well yeah
[03:20] <MenZa> jiohdi: Not if you want to check how a program you're developing in Windows would run on Wine. But this is straying offtopic.
[03:20] <jiohdi> menza, true
[03:20] <sebsebseb> shame as far as I know there isn't anything that is actsaully cross platform  (Linux distros, Windows, and Mac OS X) when it comes to portable usb apps.
[03:20] <dfwlinuxguy> MenZa <---the offtopic police
[03:21] <MenZa> dfwlinuxguy: In case you haven't noticed, it's a very busy channel. We can't have all sorts of discussions going on in here, so it's restricted to support. Anything else goes in #ubuntu-offtopic.
[03:21] <jiohdi> sebsebseb: because the portable apps are small and tight coded, they are ideal for wine :)
[03:22] <dfwlinuxguy> MenZa yes officer
[03:22] <jiohdi> aye aye sir
[03:23] <riley> heh... 1337 people in the room?
[03:24] <sebsebseb> riley: four or so bots that are also part of the number
[03:24] <riley> sebsebseb: just found humor in the number is all...
[03:25] <DK_CE> sebsebseb: http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOnWindows
[03:25] <sebsebseb> riley: just over 1500  earlier,  if I remember correctly
[03:25] <sebsebseb> DK_CE: oh,  well thanks I guess, i'll have to go on that
[03:26] <sari>  :D ~
[03:26] <sari> hi
[03:26] <riley> sebsebseb: not the amount.. but the number itself... nvm.. sense of humor is off topic on this channel apparently
[03:26] <sari> hi ?!
[03:26] <sebsebseb> riley: yes it will be
[03:26] <sebsebseb> !hi |  sari
[03:26] <riley> hi sari
[03:26] <sari> how are u ?
[03:27] <riley> sebsebseb: what?
[03:27] <sari> how are you ?
[03:27] <riley> good.. you?
[03:27] <sari> fine , thanx
[03:27] <sebsebseb> riley: thought you meant going on about the channel number loads,  that's  off topic,   sense of hemour  would depend I guess.   Anyway it's a support channel, want help with something?
[03:28] <RockClimb> evening all
[03:28] <sari> brb ~
[03:29] <riley> sebsebseb: already got some.. thanks. as to the number.. 1337 is common internet slang for elite.. or leet. we had 1337 people... leet people.. elite people.. thought it was a neat circumstance
[03:29] <sebsebseb> riley: ah yes  1337 means that
[03:30] <riley> o_O right... and.. im off
[03:30] <riley> good day
[03:30] <RockClimb> got a minor problem with my window manager that I have forgotten how to fix
[03:31] <sebsebseb> !details |  RockClimb
[03:33] <RockClimb> switched from a 1280x1024 monitor to 1920x1080, taskbars are still placed as 1280x1024
[03:33] <RockClimb> monitor is in 1920x180
[03:33] <RockClimb> ran into this about 18 months ago, but I can't remember what I did to fix it
[03:34] <n-iCe> hi
[03:34] <bar> \join #haskell
[03:35] <sebsebseb> n-iCe: hi
[03:35] <cornwall> hello, I have 300 folders in a directory, and about 50 of the folders have no files in them. Is there an easy command for me to delete only directories with no files in them?
[03:35] <phix> back
[03:35] <n-iCe> nice to see you
[03:35] <phix> Sledger: what did i miss?
[03:35] <kismet> hey there... my apt-get update doesent work and install as well
[03:35] <Sledger> phix:  im trying to figure out how to get my media on the virtual box, ive added a newharddisk, now what?
[03:36] <phix> Sledger: you want to mount a CD image? office XP or 2007 or whatnot? is that correct?
[03:36] <Sledger> phix yes
[03:36] <phix> ok, so run your VM
[03:36] <Sledger> phix and i want to get my hdd on there
[03:37] <Sledger> phix ok its open
[03:37] <kismet> no one any idea
[03:37] <phix> then click on devices, mount CD/DVD ROM, then mount cd/dvd rom image
[03:37] <cornwall> kismet, what error messages are presented?
[03:37] <kismet> i get error message like  "Failed to fetch.....
[03:37] <phix> Sledger: select your iso file and done
[03:37] <cornwall> kismet, how's your internet?
[03:37] <phix> Sledger: easy
[03:37] <c0l2e> how can I CNAME to ip:port.. is it possible??
[03:38] <calebH> hello all.  I've been using ubuntu for about 3+ years now, and I now use ubuntu on all of my computers (no dual booting - straight linux).  I've been recently wondering how I could go about synchronizing the "package state" of my machines (e.g. if I install an app on one system, also have it installed on the others).  Any ideas?  Would I have to manage my own repository?
[03:38] <kismet> cornwall: and at the end "W: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[03:38] <phix> c0l2e: no
[03:38] <c0l2e> so is there any way i can do that??
[03:38] <kismet> cornwall: my internet is good.. so it works with browser. and all that stuff
[03:38] <cornwall> kismet, have you tried changing your download server in System>Software Sources?
[03:38] <phix> c0l2e: DNS is a name to ip address resolver, it knows nothing about services or TCP/UDP ports
[03:38] <phix> c0l2e: you can add a TXT or SVR record to a DNS entry
[03:39] <c0l2e> hmm how?
[03:39] <phix> c0l2e: and add whatever information you want to
[03:39] <kismet> cornwall: yeah i tried to changed to different server but still every time same error and i tried evan apt-get -f clean
[03:39] <phix> c0l2e: Are you hosting the DNS?
[03:39] <c0l2e> I can modify our DNS
[03:40] <phix> c0l2e: ok, so add in a TXT record then, but the application that resolves it needs to be modified in order to make use of it
[03:40] <phix> c0l2e: what are you trying to do?
[03:40] <c0l2e> i  just want to  access the site  mail.example.com:5051 to  webmail.example.com
[03:40] <calebH> ah, it looks like I need canonical/landscape
[03:40] <phix> c0l2e: you can't do that
[03:41] <Sledger> phix how would i get to it within windows 7?
[03:41] <phix> c0l2e: SMTP uses port 25 as a standard
[03:41] <c0l2e> phix: so what is the other way to do it? redirection from webserver ?
[03:41] <RockClimb> anyone know how to force the window manager to reread the screen size? or change the task bars to the new screen size?
[03:41] <phix> Sledger: It mounts it to the CDROM drive
[03:41] <phix> Sledger: in the guest OS
[03:41] <cornwall> kismet, have you tried disabling your firewall?
[03:41] <c0l2e>  phix: no I mean it still in 25.. but that one is for webmail access only
[03:41] <kismet> the funny thing is i evan don't have a firewall
[03:41] <c0l2e> hmm
[03:41] <phix> c0l2e: what?
[03:41] <kismet> cornwall:
[03:42] <phix> c0l2e: oh this isn't a mail server you are connecting to, it is a webserver?
[03:42] <phix> c0l2e: well use mod_redirect or something like that if you have access to apache config
[03:42] <c0l2e> phix: it's not a webserver
[03:42] <phix> c0l2e: webmail means it is running on a webserver :)
[03:43] <phix> c0l2e: stop confusing me, explain how you system is set out and what you are trying to achieve
[03:43] <c0l2e>  phix: yeah i mean... our router has a different forwarded webserver
[03:43] <c0l2e> here what our current setup
[03:44] <c0l2e> ROUTER  point  port 80  --->  localip 192.168.1.20
[03:44] <kismet> :( that is sh....
[03:44] <c0l2e> ROUTER point point 5051  ---> localip 192.168.100.21:80
[03:44] <c0l2e> like that
[03:44] <cornwall> kismet, what?
[03:44] <kismet> why is that not working if i copy the link in brower it works
[03:44] <phix> c0l2e: so you are trying to access the webmail externalling? or internally?
[03:45] <c0l2e> externally
[03:45] <phix> c0l2e: ok, use apache mod_proxy
[03:45] <c0l2e> I already created a dynDNS
[03:45] <c0l2e> ah
[03:45] <cornwall> kismet, what about your proxy settings for apt-get?
[03:45] <phix> c0l2e: setup a proxy pass from /webmail for example to go to your internal IP
[03:45] <kismet> how can i see the proxy settings for apt-get cornwall
[03:45] <c0l2e> hmm
[03:46] <phix> c0l2e: read up on mod_proxy, google for it :)
[03:46] <c0l2e> phix: can you give a hint??
[03:46] <vigo> allow or deny
[03:46] <phix> or sudo apt-get install apache2-docs I think the name of it is
[03:46] <c0l2e> phix:  I'm afraid I haven't use mod_proxy before
[03:46] <phix> c0l2e: I gave you a hint :) you want me to hold your hand and spoon feed you as well? :)
[03:46] <phix> c0l2e: so read up on it then
[03:46] <stuntshunter> could someone help me fix my xorg config?  i have a outdated video card that supports 1024x768 16bit in windows, but hihgest i can get in linux is 800x600
[03:46] <c0l2e> ok thanks
[03:46] <MindSpark> hi, nm-applet stopped working after I did an update, it sort of crashes and doesn't respond to anything, does anyone know of this issue ?
[03:47] <cornwall> kismet, I'm trying to remember :)
[03:47] <kismet> cornwall: thx ;)
[03:47] <phix> c0l2e: here is an example of it --> ProxyPass /threat http://threat.lan:80/
[03:47] <phix> ProxyPassReverse /threat http://threat.lan:80/
[03:48] <c0l2e> thanks
[03:48] <RockClimb> stuntshunter, read the xorg log file and see if it gives any errors
[03:48] <c0l2e>  phix: can i do that inside a virtualhost??
[03:48] <vigo> MindSpark: I have heard of this twice today, found a simple fix, run a LiveCD or get it from the deb mirrors.
[03:48] <phix> c0l2e: you need to ln -s /etc/apache2/mods-available/mod_proxy.* /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/ first though or something like that, you should really read the docs about it first though :)
[03:48] <phix> c0l2e: yes
[03:48] <phix> c0l2e: READ THE DOCS!
[03:48] <phix> :)
[03:48] <phix> It tells you all about it there
[03:49] <c0l2e> yeah I think i got those apache plugins/mod
[03:49] <MongoTheMad> What is the 9.10 channel called?
[03:49] <stuntshunter> wheres the log for it, same as the configuration file?
[03:49] <MindSpark> vigo, I actually shut off network manager and connected manually using iwconfig and dhclient, does this mean it's a bug ?
[03:49] <vigo> !Karmic
[03:49] <c0l2e> thanks
[03:49] <stuntshunter> i don thave the folder open...gimme a min
[03:49] <phix> c0l2e: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_proxy.html
[03:49] <RockClimb> stuntshunter /var/log/
[03:49] <MindSpark> vigo, and what do you mean with get it from the deb mirror ?
[03:49] <stuntshunter> thanks
[03:49] <cornwall> kismet, ah, forget that, I don't think a proxy would do anything, anyway. have you tried running 'sudo apt-get -f update' ?
[03:49] <MongoTheMad> thanks
[03:49] <phix> c0l2e: or sudo apt-get install apache2-docs or something like that
[03:50] <stuntshunter> gimme a min this computer is slow(300MHz)
[03:51] <phix> That isn't slow! that would make an awesomely fast router
[03:51] <RockClimb> stuntshunter, will be Xorg.0.log
[03:51] <vigo> MindSpark: Is prolly still there, just launch it from Terminal or get the GUI repo from the Source,Synaptic or <example> wget.ftp network manager debian archive, that is in no way the actual command, but it is one the forums.
[03:51] <kismet> cornwall: i just tried your command and still the same problem
[03:51] <n-iCe> how do I configure locales?
[03:51] <cornwall> kismet, have you recently added a ppa?
[03:52] <kismet> cornwall: but i don't have a proxy for apt-get i checked that in /etc/apt/apt.conf
[03:52] <MindSpark> vigo, can you please rephrase that ?
[03:52] <webbb82> anyone know of a good alternative to the system tray that comes with it
[03:52] <vigo> MindSpark: I am looking up the link now,,,,,
[03:52] <cornwall> kismet, are ALL of your packages failing to get any hits?
[03:53] <MindSpark> vigo, ok
[03:53] <Sledger> phix now about the hard drives, i have to create a new .vdi?
[03:53] <kismet> cornwall: yes alll
[03:53] <stuntshunter> ok for the begining of log about video it syas this:
[03:53] <stuntshunter> (==) Log file: "/var/log/Xorg.0.log", Time: Mon Oct  5 18:50:29 2009
[03:53] <stuntshunter> (==) Using config file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf"
[03:53] <stuntshunter> (==) No Layout section.  Using the first Screen section.
[03:53] <stuntshunter> (**) |-->Screen "Default Screen" (0)
[03:53] <stuntshunter> (**) |   |-->Monitor "Configured Monitor"
[03:53] <FloodBot3> stuntshunter: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:53] <cornwall> jesus...
[03:53] <kismet> cornwall: first i get some error like : "Err http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty Release.gpg
[03:53] <kismet>   Could not connect to 67.19.40.156:3128 (67.19.40.156). - connect (111 Connection refused)"
[03:53] <MaximLevitsky> I have run the debsums
[03:54] <WanHouse> webbb82: come with what troll ?
[03:54] <Tomasso> has anyone ever use portage in ubuntu?
[03:54] <kismet> cornwall: and after that "Reading package lists... Done
[03:54] <kismet> W: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/Release.gpg  Could not connect to 67.19.40.156:3128 (67.19.40.156). - connect (111 Connection refused)"
[03:54] <MaximLevitsky> Everything is fine, but desktop doesn't show the picture any way
[03:54] <webbb82> gnome
[03:54] <DigitalKiwi> Tomasso: >.>
[03:54] <mattwj2002> hi can I get some help with mythbuntu here?
[03:54] <kismet> cornwall: like each of them 5 times
[03:54] <MaximLevitsky> What do you think to do?
[03:54] <vigo> MindSpark: here you are: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7999416
[03:54] <webbb82> WanHouse: ya the one gnome comes with
[03:54] <MindSpark> vigo thanks a lot
[03:54] <MaximLevitsky> I tried select defferent pictures, but no way
[03:54] <Tomasso> im just boring...
[03:54] <MaximLevitsky> Its not a bug?
[03:54] <Tomasso> unemployed
[03:55] <stuntshunter> ok wher i pste this agia
[03:55] <stuntshunter> o i dont flood
[03:55] <mattwj2002> how do I upgrade ubuntu only using a desktop cdrom that isn't the alternative version?
[03:55] <cornwall> kismet, I'm running out of ideas :). What does Synaptic's Network tab under preferences say?
[03:55] <phix> Sledger: why?
[03:55] <vigo> MindSpark: There are about 20 posts on that, may have to look for the one that you are comfortable with.
[03:55] <phix> Sledger: you want to add another hard disc image to it?
[03:55] <mattwj2002> because there is no alternative version of mythbuntu
[03:55] <aniki> gentoo ftw
[03:55] <stuff> very weird issue: unless I move around the mouse during the starting of X I've connect to my eeepc - xserver will die and not start
[03:55] <phix> Sledger: for what purpose?
[03:55] <MindSpark> vigo, great, reading through the post
[03:55] <kismet> cornwall: where is that
[03:56] <stuntshunter> and sry bout typing like this but ihave keyboard off of the laptop and its on the mouse buttonsn wich im nottrynto use cause of secnodary mouse...
[03:56] <RockClimb> @$#% short task bar :)
[03:56] <stuff> any ideas would be great
[03:56] <phix> Sledger: you can just share a folder on your host OS if you want to access files on it
[03:56] <cornwall> System>Administration>Synaptic Package Manager
[03:56] <stuff> xserver also takes a while to start
[03:56] <mattwj2002> http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading
[03:56] <stuff> eeepc 1000he
[03:56] <mattwj2002> these steps don't work for me
[03:56] <mattwj2002> :(
[03:56] <phix> Sledger: i recommend you read the PDF file that comes with VirtualBox, it tells you how to use it, takes about 5 - 10min to read, will save you hrs of trying to guess how to use it
[03:57] <phix> throw new MrException();
[03:57] <stuff> why would moving the mouse allow X not to die when starting?
[03:57] <phix> stuff: who knows
[03:57] <stuff> that's why I'm here
[03:57] <stuff> "who knows"
[03:58] <starcannon> mattwj2002 my favorite way to do upgrading is easiest when one has a separate /home partition; I just do a clean install of the version I want, and during the partition editor portion of the installer, I just relalbe, and then only format the /root partition.
[03:58] <phix> stuff: It sounds like that isn't the problem though :)
[03:58] <phix> stuff: just a coquinicidence (I can't spell)\
[03:58] <Flannel> starcannon, mattwj2002: / not /root
[03:58] <vigo> MindSpark: Here is the Source from a Debian Repository: https://wiki.thayer.dartmouth.edu/display/linux/Ubuntu+nm-applet+Bug
[03:58] <mattwj2002> okay
[03:58] <mattwj2002> hmmm
[03:58] <mattwj2002> maybe I should just do that
[03:58] <mattwj2002> :)
[03:59] <mattwj2002> it might be easier
[03:59] <mattwj2002> :)
[03:59] <FloodBot3> mattwj2002: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:59] <stuff> phix, what else could be
[03:59] <stuff> I did it with and without
[03:59] <Flannel> mattwj2002: But, upgrading should work just fine.  What "doesn't work"? Do you get an error?
[03:59] <RockClimb> time log in as a new user so I can fix this taskbar problem
[03:59] <stuff> and moving it a lot is the only wway to get it to start
[03:59] <starcannon> Flannel yes I guess I should say it that way, just never sure how to keep a slash from getting lost in the chat text
[03:59] <stuff> otheriwse it dies
[03:59] <mattwj2002> nope it just doesn't work with those commands
[03:59] <Flannel> mattwj2002: Are you on 8.10 right now?
[03:59] <mattwj2002> yup
[03:59] <MindSpark> vigo, this is quite old, I am on karmic. is this still valid for me ?
[03:59] <mattwj2002> see
[04:00] <frag> sigh...
[04:00] <mattwj2002> there is no alternative cd for mythbuntu
[04:00] <Flannel> mattwj2002: Alright, try this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades  It's a bit more indepth
[04:00] <vigo> MindSpark: One moment then,,
[04:00] <starcannon> mattwj2002 its a pita if you have stuff already on your /home partition, but it makes it much easier for upgrading in the future, kinda a one time hassle so that you don't have to hassle again
[04:00] <Flannel> mattwj2002: And you're hoping to upgrade from the CD?
[04:00] <mattwj2002> so I have to use the desktop cd and it doesn't work :(
[04:00] <Flannel> mattwj2002: No, you need the alternate CD.  Grab an Ubuntu alternate CD.  It'll work.
[04:00] <cornwall> kismet, did you find it?
[04:00] <stuntshunter> ok im back after using right process...
[04:01] <stuntshunter> here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/286670/
[04:01] <mattwj2002> no on second thought I think I'll just do a fresh install
[04:01] <mattwj2002> :)
[04:01] <cornwall> kismet, System>Administration>Synaptic Package Manager
[04:01] <phix> stuff: your computer has a form of sexual deviancy and it is only letting you use it if you jack off its mouse
[04:01] <Flannel> mattwj2002: er, wait.  There is an alternateCD
[04:01] <Res2216firestar> Quick question: How can I adjust my screen resolution from the command line? It is so low that I can't get to the apply button in the display prefs.
[04:01] <mattwj2002> good practice for 9.10 anyways ;)
[04:01] <kismet> cornwall: wait just a sec
[04:01] <vigo> MindSpark: Here it is: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/network-manager-applet/0.8~a~git.20090923t220421.1ac8ffd-0ubuntu4
[04:01] <mattwj2002> that is for 8.04 though
[04:01] <Flannel> mattwj2002: Oh, only for 8.04, nevermind.  But yeah, just use the Ubuntu alt CD for the upgrade.
[04:01] <phix> stuff: hey just as feasiable as moving it to make it work in the first place :)
[04:01] <mattwj2002> :O
[04:01] <stuff> ug
[04:01] <stuntshunter> rockclimb u there?
[04:01] <mattwj2002> maybe I should be 9.10 beta on here for fun
[04:01] <mattwj2002> :D
[04:01]  * mattwj2002 evil smile
[04:02] <kismet> cornwall: i found it where should i look again
[04:02] <cornwall> kismet, Preferences>Network
[04:02] <MindSpark> vigo, is that source ? do I have to compile ?
[04:02] <vigo> MindSpark: After compiling/installing you will want to Update and Upgrade.
[04:02] <cornwall> kismet, what are the settings under it?
[04:02] <Balrog> hello
[04:02] <Balrog> I'm having an issue with logins taking forever
[04:02] <Balrog> command line (at console, ssh, or with 'su - user') or graphical
[04:03] <Flannel> MindSpark: You're on Karmic?  You should be asking in #ubuntu+1.  It might be a known issue, with a proper workaround.
[04:03] <Balrog> this is on a system that was upgraded from 8.04 --> 8.10 --> 9.04
[04:03] <Balrog> and I didn't see this issue until a few days ago
[04:03] <Balrog> any ideas?
[04:03] <Flannel> MindSpark: You shouldn't need to compile manually,no.  Whatever fixes get made you'll see soon.
[04:03] <kismet> cornwall: there are no preference network... i can just see a list with all and there are all the packes which i installed
[04:03] <stuntshunter> could someone help me fix my xorg conf, my graphics card is soo ld that i guess its assigning a genreic driver, i cant get past 800x600, and i know its capable of more cause i can run it in windows at 1024x768 at 16bit
[04:03] <vigo> MindSpark that is the Source, is the GTK , but since you are on line you can also grab it from wget or Synaptics.
[04:03] <kismet> cornwall: sorrry
[04:04] <mattwj2002> thanks guys for the help!
[04:04] <kismet> cornwall: i got it  ... a little dumb... i use global menu thats why i didn't find it
[04:04] <cornwall> kismet, my bad, it's in Settings>Preferences>Network
[04:04] <Balrog> this seems to happen before /etc/profile is reached
[04:04] <mattwj2002> :)
[04:04] <mattwj2002> gtg
[04:04] <mattwj2002> bye!
[04:04] <kismet> cornwall: yeah there is direct connection selected
[04:04] <cornwall> Balrog, have you messed with the CFQ? I changed mine to Deadline and I have to wait a little bit for GDM to be responsive
[04:05] <MindSpark> vigo, ok, I opened synaptic, can't find the package
[04:05] <Balrog> cornwall: not afaik
[04:05] <vigo> NM?
[04:05] <Balrog> and this happens not only with GDM but with CLI logins as well
[04:05] <Balrog> unless I'm root
[04:05] <Balrog> then it works fast
[04:05] <MenZa> !enter | Balrog
[04:05] <Balrog> all right
[04:05] <Balrog> sorry about that :(
[04:06] <stuntshunter> help with xorg config plz, card so old that its using a generic driver that wont let ‭me go past 800x600, and in windows i can get up to 1024x768 16bit
[04:06] <cornwall> kismet, this is baffling me.
[04:06] <vigo> MindSpark: Just type Network in the search of Synaptic, is like 4rth down.
[04:06] <kismet> cornwall: i know.. it is kind of a pain in the ass
[04:06] <MindSpark> vigo, network-manager-gnome ?
[04:06] <vigo> Sure
[04:07] <cornwall> kismet, is your network set to Automatic (DHCP)?
[04:07] <kismet> cornwall: should be....
[04:07] <onats> whats the best IRC client to use?
[04:07] <kismet> cornwall: i didn't changed my wireless settings or any just made a encrypt
[04:08] <vigo> MindSpark: I am on Karmic Dev, mine just says Network-Manager
[04:08] <stuntshunter> personalyi like mirc
[04:08] <cornwall> onats, I'm happy with XChat
[04:08] <RockClimb> looks like the taskbar issue might be a bug or limitation of the window manager :(
[04:08] <archiebenedict> why does the apply buttong dissappear when i try to add encryption while setting up a wireless network?
[04:08] <stuntshunter> but alas im stuck with pidgin..
[04:08] <MindSpark> vigo, both network-manager and network-manager-gnome are installed
[04:09] <cornwall> kismet, maybe you should try turning that off. Also, you might want to try wired
[04:09] <scunizi> stuntshunter: I just logged on .. why stuck with pidgin? What are you trying to connect to?
[04:09] <Sledger> A music messaging session has been requested. Please click the MM icon to accept.
[04:09] <phix> MenZa: That is sound advice
[04:09] <vigo> MindSpark: That is kinda what I thought, Now you just need or want the GUI applet or Launcher?
[04:09] <stuntshunter> ?
[04:09] <cornwall> kismet, but if your browser can go the the nets, apt-get should, too... so I don't understand why it isn't. Is your browser directly connecting to the internet, or are you using a proxy?
[04:09] <MindSpark> vigo, I am not sure what that is called :S
[04:09] <stuntshunter> i just using it cause i just reintalled os and it was convienient
[04:10] <scunizi> stuntshunter: for irc?..
[04:10] <stuntshunter> yea
[04:10] <kismet> cornwall: my browser is connecting directly to the internet i tried before some proxy settings to access some us web pages... but it didn't work...
[04:10] <stuntshunter> i dont like the preinstalled clients
[04:10] <scunizi> stuntshunter: sudo apt-get install irssi :)
[04:10] <vigo> MindSpark: Lets take this to #ubuntu+1 so we are not mixing people up or whatever.
[04:11] <MindSpark> vigo, ok
[04:11] <stuntshunter> i would rather not, 300MHz laptop
[04:11] <Res2216firestar> never mind my question earlier, I'm going to try getting rid of the nvidia drivers
[04:11] <cornwall> kismet, have you tried wired?
[04:11] <scunizi> stuntshunter: irssi is light.. and cli only.. so it's really light :)
[04:11] <Res2216firestar> maybe that'll fix it
[04:11] <stuntshunter> takes a while to do anything
[04:11] <kismet> cornwall: wired? what is that
[04:12] <cornwall> kismet, Ethernet instead of wireless
[04:12] <jaja> hi to all. its my first time here.
[04:12] <kismet> no not yet cornwall wait i try
[04:12] <cornwall> ¡Hola, jaja!
[04:12] <jaja> i would like to ask if someone here has used a starfire nIC
[04:12] <obadeh> hi jaja mine too
[04:12] <RockClimb> anyone have a multiple monitor setup with one monitor at a different resolution?
[04:12] <obadeh> yeah
[04:13] <obadeh> RockClimb: at work I do, why?
[04:13] <RockClimb> what window manager are you using?
[04:13] <obadeh> compiz
[04:13] <bostongeek24> hi
[04:14] <stuntshunter> could someone help me configure my xorg conf file manually? my graphics card is so old it is defaulting with ageneric, and i cant get above 800x600, but in windows i can get upto 1024x768 at 16 bit
[04:14] <bostongeek24> i am trying to upgrade to 9.10 beta but the upgrade aborts right in the middle
[04:14] <RockClimb> i didn't think compiz was a window manager
[04:14] <obadeh> mmm it probably isn't
[04:14] <thiebaude> stuntshunter, which card?
[04:14] <stuntshunter> chips and tech f69000
[04:14] <RockClimb> I thought it was just really cool effects :)
[04:14] <obadeh> I don't know, I use gnome and compiz
[04:14] <bostongeek24> can someone help me
[04:15] <thiebaude> stuntshunter, sorry, dont know about that
[04:15] <RockClimb> ah, gnome is the windo manager
[04:15] <obadeh> makes sense yeah
[04:15] <bostongeek24> ?
[04:15] <obadeh> I think of gnome as more the desktop environment
[04:15] <stuntshunter> its b4 intel bought them out
[04:15] <stuntshunter> back in 90's atleast
[04:16] <obadeh> though I suppose you're right it includes a wm
[04:16] <thiebaude> stuntshunter, thats old
[04:16] <bostongeek24> *looks around hoping to attract someones attention*
[04:16] <RockClimb> kde seems to have some trouble with my new widescreen monitor
[04:16] <stuntshunter> yea im on a compaw armada 3500
[04:16] <kismet_> cornwall: am i online
[04:16] <stuntshunter> compaq8
[04:16] <obadeh> I have kde too..
[04:16] <kismet_> cornwall: i think the problem is still there... i don't get that...
[04:16] <stuntshunter> COMPAQ*
[04:16] <bostongeek24> hello?? is this thing on??
[04:16] <scunizi> bostongeek24: 9.10 is beta.. and supported in #ubuntu+1 not here
[04:17] <bostongeek24> ah
[04:17] <bostongeek24> ok
[04:17] <thiebaude> !details | RockClimb
[04:17] <IdleOne> bostongeek24: try changing server in Software Sources
[04:17] <obadeh> be back I gotta find a better irc client
[04:17] <RockClimb> ubottu, i did earlier, no one answered
[04:17] <eido> thiebaude: ok so I set my xorg to vesa and get a gui login screen.  the cursor flashes as the login but keyboard and mouse do not work.  is there some default these use in a live boot?
[04:17] <stuntshunter> anyone good with manual configurations of xorg?
[04:18] <IdleOne> !fixres | stuntshunter
[04:18] <thiebaude> eido, you'll have to edit xorg.conf,, i had to do the same thing
[04:18] <cornwall> kismet_, I have no idea
[04:18] <stuntshunter> ok il try that
[04:18] <stuntshunter> thnx
[04:18] <eido> thiebaude: do you know what the defaults are for a live xorg?
[04:18] <stuntshunter> now to w8 5 min for  page to load
[04:18] <obadeh> oh man xchat-gnome is weird
[04:19] <kismet_> cornwall: hmm okay.. thanks for your patient and time... very kind of you :)
[04:19] <thiebaude> eido, not sure
[04:19] <IdleOne> obadeh: there is also xchat-common, better in my opinion
[04:19] <cornwall> Could someone help kismet_? His apt-get will fail to download, but his networking is set up okay, and he can browse the internet directly. His synaptic also says he is directly connecting
[04:19] <obadeh> I installed just xchat
[04:19] <alfredo> ubuntu-es?????? help
[04:19] <cornwall> kismet_, sorry I couldn't help. I've got to go
[04:19] <obadeh> it has way more options
[04:19] <thiebaude> eido, are you single or dual booting?
[04:19] <Blackbird> On a somewhat old computer (Pentium 4, 768 MB of RAM) around how much will it take for the installer to load?
[04:20] <obadeh> not even that I need options, just the gnome version has none
[04:20] <IndyGunFreak> obadeh: than what?
[04:20] <IdleOne> obadeh: yeah that's the one
[04:20] <kismet_> cornwall: don't worry ... thanks ..:D
[04:20] <eido> thiebaude: triple booting with lilo
[04:20] <thiebaude> eido, re-install ubuntu
[04:20] <thiebaude> ?
[04:20] <eido> slack 12, xp, and trying to get 9.04 working
[04:21] <thiebaude> eido, i might be able to fix your problem, but i dont know if you have compiz
[04:21] <Ben_90> hi
[04:21] <eido> thiebaude: i have reinstalled 4 times same results, pc halts at login and does not respond to ctrl atl f keys even
[04:21] <martin_henry> hi all, I'm trying to edit my permissions so that I can set the 'nice' value of a process to less than zero. there's a file i need to edit as sudo and I can't remember which..... anyone know?
[04:21] <eido> thiebaude: isnt compiz used by ubuntu by default
[04:21] <thiebaude> eido, you edited your xorg.conf?
[04:22] <scunizi> eido: do you have more than 1 swap partition for your two linux installs?
[04:22] <Ben_90> can some please help me?
[04:22] <Ben_90> someone*
[04:22] <thiebaude> eido, but your graphics card has to support compiz
[04:22] <martin_henry> ben_90 sure, give us a quick description of your problem :)
[04:22] <scunizi> Ben_90: ask a question and maybe someone will have an answer
[04:23] <Ben_90> i have an old nvidia riva tnt2 model 64 card and i want to use the glx driver but it doesn't show up at all
[04:23] <eido> thiebaude: on a live boot when i close a window it slants and fades, that means compiz is working no?
[04:23] <eido> thiebaude: this is my xorg http://pastebin.com/m5b5230
[04:24] <obadeh> is there a way to suppress join/part messages in xchat?
[04:24] <qing> 这里有人说中文吗？
[04:24] <thiebaude> eido, vesa is the default on a live cd
[04:24] <Ben_90> how would i get the glx driver to work?
[04:24] <scunizi> Ben_90: open Synaptic Package manager and search for nvidia.. there are older drivers there.. also if you haven't done a complete system update it may not show up anyway.. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[04:24] <ooypp3> 有呀
[04:24] <thiebaude> eido, which intel card do you have again?
[04:25] <eido> thiebaude: 945GME
[04:25] <Ben_90> i'm running 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope)
[04:25] <ooypp3> 最好不好，说中文去#ubuntu-cn
[04:25] <eido> I have an eeepc 1000 H
[04:25] <scunizi> Ben_90: doesn't change anything
[04:25] <qing> 请问我的amsn不能打开视频，是什么原因？
[04:25] <obadeh> nm found it
[04:25] <IdleOne> !cn
[04:25] <Ben_90> what do i have to do then?
[04:26] <brishu> any good alarm clocks for Ubuntu ???
[04:26] <thiebaude> eido, after you installed ubuntu and after you logged in did X freeze?
[04:26] <Sledger> does anyone know what i have to put in fstab to get my drives to automaticaly mount
[04:26] <Sledger> at boot
[04:26] <scunizi> Ben_90: see my previous post
[04:26] <Ben_90> just a sec
[04:26] <obadeh> Sledger, sure give more details
[04:26] <kismet_> anyone a idea why my sudo apt-get update dosen't work.... it couldn't find any connection
[04:26] <brishu> Sledger, http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html
[04:26] <eido> thiebaude: i cant even login
[04:26] <Jayne42> anyone that can point me to some info on using ethernet console cable?
[04:27] <qing> 请问我的amsn不能打开视频，是什么原因？
[04:27] <thiebaude> eido, i mean before, when you had installed ubuntu
[04:27] <bastid_raZor> Sledger: pastebin sudo fdisk -l and your /etc/fstab file .. also tell which drives you want mounted.
[04:27] <kismet_> what dose that mean 111 connection refused
[04:27] <MenZa> !cn | qing
[04:27] <thiebaude> eido, a few hours ago
[04:28] <Sledger> fdisk -l ?
[04:28] <Sledger> oh man
[04:28] <xoveruk> guys i want to ignore directories when listing with ls
[04:28] <Ben_90> scunizi , everything went through just fine.
[04:28] <bastid_raZor> Sledger: sudo blkid rather
[04:28] <Ben_90> it said i have no updates right nowe
[04:28] <Sledger> ti just did it.
[04:28] <Sledger> fdisk -l
[04:28] <Sledger> mf$cker
[04:29] <bastid_raZor> Sledger: fdisk -l just lists your drives. you also have to give us the url
[04:29] <thiebaude> Sledger, lol
[04:29] <Sledger> oh thank god
[04:29] <qing> 怎样可以访问中文频道？
[04:30] <Appleee> hi
[04:30] <qing> 怎样可以访问中文频道？
[04:30] <Blackbird> Okay, I can't even get the installer for Ubuntu on the liveCD running
[04:30] <Blackbird> I try it on this computer, and it gets stuck on a "Loading, please wait..." screen, even though looking at all the indicator lights and so on it isn't loading anything
[04:30] <Sledger> http://pastebin.com/d379e5221
[04:30] <scunizi> Ben_90: there's a driver in Synaptic Package manager called nvidia-glx-legacy that is designed for the tnt2.. install that
[04:30] <Blackbird> I try it on a laptop with the same specs, and it goes directly to th einstaller, no problem at all.
[04:31] <Blackbird> Any idea what's going on?
[04:31] <Sledger> fdisk -l didn't show anything
[04:31] <Ben_90> scunizi?
[04:31] <obadeh> hm I have a sort of a tricky question, my usb network adapter freezes up every 2 mins for about 1.5s
[04:31] <scunizi> Ben_90: ?
[04:31] <obadeh> I can tell by the ping etc.
[04:31] <Ben_90> my bad.
[04:31] <xoveruk> how can i list only files in a directory?
[04:31] <Sledger> bastid_raZor: http://pastebin.com/d379e5221
[04:32] <bastid_raZor> Sledger: also pastebin sudo blkid
[04:32] <eido> thiebaude: i have never been able to login, sorry took a second too type pastebin, when i had a generic xorg i would get a text login that would turn to a blank black screen flash back forth a few times then pop up a gui window with this error and freeze http://pastebin.com/m4f0d6150
[04:33] <Sledger> bastid_raZor: http://pastebin.com/d38fadf28
[04:33] <Sledger> i think i have it figured out
[04:34] <Sledger> ext4
[04:34] <Sledger> defaults 1 1
[04:34] <Sledger> ?
[04:34] <n8tuser> obadeh -> do you have this file?  /proc/net/ip_conntrack  ?
[04:34] <Sledger> bastid_raZor:  should i put defaults 1 1?
[04:35] <bastid_raZor> Sledger: 0 1 for your root partition for any others 0 2
[04:35] <obadeh> n8tuser, no
[04:35] <n8tuser> obadeh ->  you have any firewall rulez active?
[04:35] <bastid_raZor> Sledger: i'm going to cheat and let you use the GUI to add them .. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions/ThirdPartyNTFS3G  ..i'm in the middle of watching a good football game :)
[04:36] <obadeh> I don't think so
[04:36] <obadeh> as in I just installed jaunty and didn't bother with the firewall
[04:36] <n8tuser> obadeh -> if you had, that file can be tracked to show  every packet count..
[04:36] <eido> is there a difference in the driver support for 9.04 and 9.04 netbook remix?
[04:37] <obadeh> n8tuser, is there a way to enable it?
[04:37] <Biovore> eido: its all the same stuff.. just 1 package differance..
[04:37] <Ben_90> scunizi?
[04:38] <scunizi> y
[04:38] <Ben_90> i can't find it.
[04:38] <eduardo> hello can anyone check my kernel log please? my computer freezes for some seconds, but i can still move the mose pointer? any ideas? please help! thanks!
[04:38] <Ben_90> its not there
[04:38] <eido> Biovore: so the problems i am having with no being able to load into x wouldnt change
[04:38] <scunizi> Ben_90: hang on
[04:38] <Ben_90> ok
[04:38] <n8tuser> obadeh -> enable your firewall rules
[04:39] <trinium> eido, what model is your computer??
[04:39] <Biovore> eido: probably not..  if the live cd didn't work.. netbook release will probably be the same thing..
[04:39] <eido> trinium: 1000h eeepc
[04:39] <Sledger> bastid_raZor:  should i put both of those as  ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.utf8 0 0
[04:39] <Biovore> eeepc should work, I would think..
[04:39] <Jayne42> anyone that can point me to some info on using an ethernet console cable?
[04:40] <trinium> eido,  is netbook install ubuntu remix
[04:40] <eido> googling i cannot find another person with this issue, not sure why mine is different, i do know i have a ralink while other models have atheros but the wifi is not my issue
[04:40] <error404notfound> can someone help me with this launchpad gpg key issue: http://paste.ubuntu.com/286686/ ?
[04:40] <Ben_90> !nvidia-glx-legacy
[04:40] <eduardo> Jayne42: whats exactly ur prob?
[04:40] <scunizi> Ben_90: looks like they took it out of the Jaunty repositories.. you might have to get it direct from nvidia.. tricker to install that way.
[04:40] <homebrewcider> Apologies if this is a stupid question. If you had a 40g hdd in your linux computer, and added a 1tb hdd, when it comes to saving stuff, do you have to specify which hdd it goes on as in windows? OR, does it just increase the overall capacity of the computer? e.g. when the 40g filled up, it would spill over onto the 1tb
[04:40] <Ben_90> not really
[04:40] <eido> trinium: i just installed a regular 9.04
[04:40] <eduardo> hello can anyone check my kernel log please? my computer freezes for some seconds, but i can still move the mose pointer? any ideas? please help! thanks!
[04:40] <Biovore> Jayne42: ethernet console cable  --  remote shell?
[04:40] <obadeh> n8tuser, I don't know if that would help
[04:40] <Sir_Brizz> does anyone know if there is an issue in NetworkManager in Karmic Beta with hidden SSIDs on Wireless?
[04:40] <Ben_90> i know how to make the app
[04:40] <Jayne42> eduardo: honestly not sure where to start... want to console to my firewall.. yeah ethernet to serial
[04:41] <obadeh> n8tuser, it's almost like there is some kind of wireless noise that occurs every two mins
[04:41] <eido> trinium: i cannot login system halts at login screen even when trying to use vesa
[04:41] <n8tuser> obadeh -> all am trying to show you is to prove  that traffic really frozed?
[04:41] <trinium> eido,  is netbook, best  efficiency in remix
[04:41] <scunizi> Ben_90: http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_96.43.13.html
[04:41] <obadeh> n8tuser, oh okay I play quake live and the connection regularly hangs for a sec
[04:41] <midnightleutenan> Do I need an email server to send out emails to web accounts?
[04:42] <eduardo> Jayne42: sorry, no experience on firewalls :(
[04:42] <trinium> eido, http://www.jpierre.com/2009/04/my-eee-pc-powered-by-ubuntu-netbook-remix/
[04:42] <eido> trinium: why what is different?  my issue is that it works flawlessly on a live boot but halts at login screen on hdd install
[04:42] <obadeh> n8tuser, doing a ping shows the same thing, it goes from 65ms to 1500, then 300, then back to 65
[04:42] <Jayne42> eduardo: thanks anyways
[04:42] <obadeh> every like, 100 packets
[04:42] <eduardo> Jayne42: np
[04:43] <scunizi> midnightleutenan: what kind of web account? gmail? Yahoo?
[04:43] <trinium> eido, disk hdd is very slow
[04:43] <midnightleutenan> scunizi, I'm actually trying to get gmx mail to work.
[04:43] <eido> trinium: sorry but that is not the issue
[04:44] <error404notfound> anyone?
[04:44] <n8tuser> obadeh okay, i dont konw what to advised you what else to check
[04:44] <eido> trinium: your telling me a usb drive is  faster than the hdd?
[04:44] <trinium> remix is lighter
[04:44] <archiebenedict> i have a bc4306 revision 2. i have installed fwcutter, and i have setup my wireless networks according to the tutorial. but it will not connect to my wpa2 router
[04:44] <scunizi> midnightleutenan: check them online. search for pop access or imap access .. if it's possible they should give you instructions and server references
[04:44] <eido> trinium: 8.10  worked fine
[04:44] <obadeh> n8tuser, all right no problem thanks
[04:44] <bastid_raZor> Sledger: yes, after you have made the changes please pastebin your fstab again for a double check
[04:44] <midnightleutenan> scunizi, Well how does, say, thunderbird do it?
[04:44] <trinium> eido,  install 9.10
[04:44] <scunizi> midnightleutenan: thunderbird will do both
[04:45] <midnightleutenan> scunizi, Yeah, but how?
[04:45] <bastid_raZor> Sledger: you also have to make a mountpoint before you attempt to mount them.
[04:45] <n-iCe> laters
[04:45] <eido> trinium: how does that explain how a live boot works and the install does not, not trying to be a dick
[04:45] <midnightleutenan> scunizi, Thunderbird doesn't seem very clear on low level protocols.  It's just an enima people seem to take.  Frankly.
[04:46] <trinium> eido, http://forums.pcworld.co.nz/showthread.php?t=69431
[04:46] <scunizi> midnightleutenan: here's a link to gmails instruction for imap on various clients including thunderbird.
[04:46] <scunizi> http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=78892
[04:47] <Ben_90> scunizi
[04:47] <Ben_90> ???
[04:47] <scunizi> y
[04:47] <Ben_90> i got the file
[04:47] <midnightleutenan> scunizi, I'm sorry, but that's the sort of thing I very specifically don't need.  I'm trying to figure out how thunderbird, for example, actually works.
[04:47] <Ben_90> what do i do with it?
[04:47] <trinium> eido, hdd performance is slow, so I use notebook
[04:48] <midnightleutenan> scunizi, I can use a gui.  I don't want a gui.
[04:48] <eido> trinium: that is a forum troubleshooting a windows issue.  my problem is the system halts before i can login and does not respond to me that indicates something is broken in my x config or other driver issues
[04:48] <scunizi> midnightleutenan: if you want a cli email client use mutt.. lots of info out there on that.. further help on thunderbird without a gui .. check their forums
[04:48] <midnightleutenan> scunizi, Thank you!  :)
[04:49] <scunizi> Ben_90: there's instruction on that page.. sorry can't help much beyond that.
[04:49] <Ben_90> then what good are you?
[04:49] <bastid_raZor> Ben_90: wow :|
[04:49] <IdleOne> !attitude | Ben_90
[04:50] <trinium> eido,  ubuntu 9.10 is more fast
[04:50] <HeckleJeckle> Ben_90 = Grouchy old man
[04:50] <HeckleJeckle> hahaha
[04:50] <error404notfound> help required with adding a launchpad PPA key: http://paste.ubuntu.com/286686/
[04:50] <Ben_90> sorry
[04:50] <jeeves_Moss> I'm getting "Can't locate Date/Calc.pm in @INC", what package contains the files I need to fix this issue?
[04:50] <eido> is there a file that will indicate why my keyboard and mouse are not responding after a boot.  my xorg.0.log does not show any EEs
[04:50] <HeckleJeckle> I actually picked up the sarcasm Ben_90
[04:51] <obadeh> n8tuser, if you're still there http://forums.linksysbycisco.com/linksys/board/message?board.id=Wireless_Adapters&thread.id=4914
[04:51] <HeckleJeckle> doesnt always work when messeging
[04:51] <obadeh> I have exactly the same problem only not on windows
[04:51] <IdleOne> HeckleJeckle: Ben_90 sarcasm doesn't go over well on irc
[04:51] <mgv1> hi - what can i do if my laptop microphone seems to not affect when using the sound recording program/.?
[04:51] <Ben_90> doesn't anyone here have a frickin brain?
[04:51] <obadeh> could it be that the card is scanning periodically?
[04:51] <jamieleshaw> Hello, does asus eee pc 1005HA-H 's bluetooth work with ubuntu netbook remix, the post is here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1283823
[04:52] <IdleOne> Ben_90: you might be the only one here with a brain. next time use it before popping off at the mouth.
[04:52] <trinium> go to sleep
[04:52] <Ben_90> i just don't like it when some tells me to do something and doesn't know how to help me.
[04:53] <sekyourbox> my computer hanges when you click on the log-off switch on the top right hand corner of the screen.  Any troubleshooting steps?
[04:53] <IdleOne> Ben_90: least he tried to help you and pointed you in the right direction, I'm sure that if you are willing to pay for the shipping you can send him your computer and he will fix it.
[04:53] <Ben_90> ha ha very funny
[04:53] <sekyourbox> it eventually shows up with the shutdown option..
[04:54] <scunizi> Ben_90: I used google .. you can too.. read.. read. read.. a good start would be www.ubuntuforums.org
[04:54] <[daemon]> brains?
[04:54] <IdleOne> I wasn't trying to be...that was sarcasm
[04:54] <stuntshunter> i need help, i tryd using xrandr with my settnigs from cvt, and it added it and all but when i hit select it in settings and hit apply the screen res stays the same
[04:54] <Ben_90> i don't let anyone except me touch my computer
[04:54] <sekyourbox> isnt this a support chan?
[04:54] <HeckleJeckle> I touch Ben_90s computer while he sleeps
[04:54] <Ben_90> sorry
[04:54] <Ben_90> lol
[04:54] <Ben_90> nice try
[04:54] <[daemon]> support yes but who said that we have to have brains
[04:55] <Ben_90> do you even know me Hecklejeckle?
[04:55] <scunizi> Ben_90: sure you do .. that's why you're here.. for others to tell you what to do. Just because your fingers are on the keyboard you want someone else to guide them
[04:55] <sekyourbox> f you have disabled the power-manager, it's not unusual to see a 30 sec delay or similar before the logout/reboot/shutdown dialog box comes up.
[04:55] <Ben_90> stop messing with me
[04:55] <HeckleJeckle> your Ben_10 on viagra
[04:56] <IdleOne> !ot > HeckleJeckle
[04:56] <[daemon]> brain!
[04:56]  * [daemon] makes zombie moves
[04:56] <sekyourbox> why the hell would you need power manager?
[04:56] <IdleOne> ok let's get back to trying to help each other
[04:56] <Ben_90> i just want some freakin professional help.
[04:56] <sekyourbox> that bull, what is this windows xp?
[04:56] <[daemon]> Ben_90: then buy it
[04:56] <Ben_90> i think it is.
[04:56] <Ben_90> no!
[04:56] <stuntshunter> anyone going to help me?
[04:56] <[daemon]> stuntshunter: no
[04:57] <stuntshunter> ...
[04:57] <HeckleJeckle> i have been chastised by Supybot
[04:57] <HeckleJeckle> later gaters
[04:57] <jamieleshaw> Hello, does asus eee pc 1005HA-H 's bluetooth work with ubuntu netbook remix?
[04:57] <Biovore> !ask
[04:57] <Ramides> Hello... I"m trying to get my Evolution Mail client configured to use my hotmail account, but I can't send email. If anyone's done this before, let me know. I've tried changing the encryption to TLS, bu tthat's not working. Is there another server i should be connecting to perhaps? Instead of smtp.live.com
[04:57] <obadeh> anyone using linksys wusb54gc?
[04:57] <Ben_90> !time
[04:57]  * [daemon] goes to follow some zombies
[04:58] <portablejim> Anyone know why an 64bit installation will have it's ram capped at 2.9GB?
[04:59] <homebrewcider> can someone please have a look at this fstab and tell me what I've done wrong. Thanks http://pastebin.ca/1596711
[04:59] <webbb82> does anyone know of a good alternative to the gnome menu
[04:59] <stuntshunter> need help, i tryd using xrandr with my settnigs from cvt, and it added it and all but when i hit select it in settings and hit apply the screen res stays the same
[05:00] <bastid_raZor> homebrewcider: what is the last line for? also let  me look at what you should have for a vfat partition
[05:00] <homebrewcider> was told to put vol id in there, I'm clutching at atraws here
[05:00] <homebrewcider> edit that out?
[05:01] <Exuro> Anybody tried booting Ubuntu Server from Virtual PC?
[05:01] <WireWulf> i need help figuring out what distro is for me
[05:01] <bastid_raZor> homebrewcider: the UUID will replace /dev/whatever  .. which ever UUID that belongs use that instead of the /dev/
[05:01] <WireWulf> can any one help?
[05:01] <stuntshunter> how old is the pc
[05:01] <homebrewcider> so remove that line?
[05:01] <WireWulf> not sure
[05:01] <obadeh> I booted ubuntu alternative in virtualbox
[05:01] <stuntshunter> wat era
[05:02] <stuntshunter> 90's or 2000's
[05:02] <scunizi> Exuro: you mean loading server in a vm?  sure.. in virtualbox
[05:02] <bastid_raZor> homebrewcider: does that UUID belong to /dev/sda1?
[05:02] <WireWulf> 2.0ghz p4 with 1gb of memory
[05:02] <homebrewcider> yes
[05:02] <stuntshunter> wow
[05:02] <stuntshunter> that pwns my laptop
[05:02] <mgv1> hi - what can i do if my laptop microphone seems to not affect when using the sound recording program/.?
[05:02] <stuntshunter> get the new ubuntu beta distro
[05:02] <stuntshunter> or the 1 b4 it thats not beta
[05:03] <Exuro> scunizi: yeah, does it work OK? I'm using it, but when i'm booting, I can only use 1/3 of the console, there's a band of vertical green lines blocking view off?
[05:03] <stuntshunter> but the beta looks awesome when it boots
[05:03] <bastid_raZor> homebrewcider: just a sec and i'll have a fix on that pastebin
[05:03] <WireWulf> i tryed mint but it never worked
[05:03] <midnightleutenan> scunizi, Thanks a lot for your help.  I didn't realize you could send email directly from your own computer.
[05:03] <mgv1> why does the default pdf viewer opened unclearly from pieces insted of complete window?
[05:03] <scunizi> Exuro: I've never experienced that issue.. did you install guest additions?
[05:03] <stuntshunter> ur pc can handle way better than that
[05:03] <homebrewcider> mmm, it showed up on <vol_id>, but now says unknown volume type
[05:03] <Exuro> I'll try now.
[05:03] <Exuro> If it doesn't work, i'll switch over to vbox
[05:03] <WireWulf> iight thinks
[05:03] <stuntshunter> try ubuntu 9.20 or w/e is b4 beta
[05:04] <stuntshunter> wooops
[05:04] <stuntshunter> ment 9.10
[05:04] <WireWulf> i'll do it in the mouring
[05:04] <stuntshunter> i need help, i tryd using xrandr with my settnigs from cvt, and it added it and all but when i hit select it in settings and hit apply the screen res stays the same
[05:04] <scunizi> midnightleutenan: sure.. email is a funny thing.. if you really want to get confused and find out how many actual programs make email work google.. it's really amazing how much goes into it and how easy some programs make it. :)
[05:05] <bastid_raZor> homebrewcider: have you made the directory /media/data ?
[05:05] <homebrewcider> yes
[05:05] <scunizi> Exuro: what vm are you using?
[05:05] <Exuro> Virtual PC 2007
[05:05] <bastid_raZor> http://pastebin.ca/1596727  homebrewcider
[05:05] <Exuro> (m$)
[05:05] <midnightleutenan> scunizi, I believe it.  There's no one saying that to people looking to learn, though.  Everything is simplified and fed back to people as pablem.  It may be what they want, but it makes me sad and angry.
[05:05] <calebH> webbb82: have you tried the gnome-main-menu package?  It's like the SUSE menu...
[05:06] <scunizi> Exuro: even on windows virtualbox work great
[05:06] <Exuro> yeah, I think i'll go for that
[05:06] <stuntshunter> i need help, i tryd using xrandr with my settnigs from cvt, and it added it and all but when i hit select it in settings and hit apply the screen res stays the same
[05:06] <Ramides> Hello... I"m trying to get my Evolution Mail client configured to use my hotmail account, but I can't send email. If anyone's done this before, let me know. I've tried changing the encryption to TLS, bu tthat's not working. Is there another server i should be connecting to perhaps? Instead of smtp.live.com
[05:06] <scunizi> midnightleutenan: forget sad and angry.. be inquisitive :)
[05:06] <webbb82> calebH: ya i just wanted something differant than the gnome menu
[05:06] <Exuro> scunizi, cheers :)
[05:06] <greg70> Hello.
[05:06] <midnightleutenan> scunizi, Sometimes you have to know what questions to ask.  ;)
[05:07] <greg70> I am completely new (obvious) and thus won't understand much, but I have this problem:  my monitor (unrecognized in xorg.conf) is stuck on one resolution.  I can't change it without the display becoming shredded.  Interestingly, I can't go *down* in resolution.
[05:07] <midnightleutenan> scunizi, Thanks again, though.
[05:07] <scunizi> midnightleutenan: glad to help :)
[05:07] <stuntshunter> same here
[05:07] <homebrewcider> will try that
[05:07] <stuntshunter> well sorta
[05:07] <calebH> webbb82: which "gnome menu" are you referring to?  The "menu bar" you get with a default installation of ubuntu?
[05:07] <webbb82> ya   and any ones that come with ubuntu
[05:07] <bastid_raZor> Ramides: have you looked here? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingHotmailWithEvolution
[05:07] <jaja> anyone using a 4-port starfire/duralan nic
[05:07] <stuntshunter> greg70: what res is it stuck at?
[05:08] <greg70> 1280x1024 if I remember
[05:08] <greg70> O
[05:08] <calebH> well then, the "gnome-main-menu" package is not one of the ones that are pre-installed.  Have you tried it?
[05:08] <stuntshunter> lucky, mines stuck at 800x600
[05:08] <greg70> I've had to reset it blind
[05:08] <mb_again_> jaja: not sure about starfire, but I recently setup a cheapo 4 port
[05:08] <stuntshunter> my gfx card is so old its
[05:08] <greg70> I guess it's better, but the monitor is not large so the text is too small in Firefox
[05:08] <bastid_raZor> Sledger: after you have made the changes you can verify that they work by typing sudo mount -a  ..if the drive mounts then it will mount on reboot also
[05:08] <greg70> and other apps
[05:09] <stuntshunter> uh try super+ scroll maybe
[05:09] <stuntshunter> wont help much
[05:09] <stuntshunter> but maybe its useful...
[05:09] <calebH> webbb82: well then, the "gnome-main-menu" package is not one of the ones that are pre-installed.  Have you tried it?
[05:09] <tj83> anyone else have flash working but some functions missing that are present under windows? for instance, my GF uses facebook a ton and some apps that scroll vertical can in windows but not in linux, i have installed the latest flash... any ideas? what other popular browsers are there besides firefox?
[05:09] <stuntshunter> wait what distro you on
[05:10] <greg70> super+scroll?
[05:10] <webbb82> ya i tried it befor
[05:10] <HeckleJeckle> tj83: there is opera and chrome
[05:10] <stuntshunter> uh windows logo on keyboard pluf scroll on mouse
[05:10] <archiebenedict> 1337 nicks
[05:10] <greg70> I?  9.04
[05:10] <calebH> tj83: I've had that same problem before - just click on a non-flash part of the page and you can scroll again
[05:10] <greg70> Ok.
[05:10] <greg70> Will try it now.
[05:10] <stuntshunter> ok that may work as a bad solution
[05:10] <stuntshunter> ul be able to zoom
[05:11] <stuntshunter> but not cha‏nge res
[05:11] <greg70> ctrl + works for that.
[05:11] <HeckleJeckle> is there and ubuntu one client for windows
[05:11] <stuntshunter> o...
[05:11] <mb_again_> jaja: whats your issue?
[05:11] <jaja> mb_again: my NIC always having a timeout
[05:11] <greg70> but super + scroll = scroll
[05:11] <stuntshunter> hmm maybe u hav eto do super+r first
[05:12] <tj83> calebH, well i mean the scroll bar is not even displayed.
[05:12] <greg70> And there's another work around:  Firefox lets you specify minimum fonts
[05:12] <stuntshunter> idk, i just know i accidently enabled that recently and it bugged me so bad till i randomly scrolled with key like that
[05:12] <MenZa> HeckleJeckle: No.
[05:12] <calebH> tj83: that's weird.
[05:12] <greg70> cool--neat to find things like that
[05:12] <jaja> mb_again: netdev always resets the nic because of timeouts
[05:12] <calebH> tj83: example web page?
[05:12] <HeckleJeckle> Too bad. Im really loving it
[05:13] <MenZa> HeckleJeckle: Heh. Tell Canonical to develop one, then. ;)
[05:13] <tj83> calebH, well, if you have facebook, farmtown in the store
[05:13] <greg70> How about the Geforce 6200?  thinking of upgrading card from Radeon 9200
[05:13] <tj83> calebH, also myspace's "green spot" does not scale objects
[05:13] <scunizi> greg70: 6000 series works good
[05:13] <Bluey> !hcl
[05:13] <HeckleJeckle> i will have to wait
[05:13] <calebH> tj83: no FB or MySpace for me, sorry.
[05:13] <HeckleJeckle> is the client open source?
[05:13] <Bill_gatesIII> windows is better
[05:14] <mb_again_> jaja: sometimes there is no linux tool to fine tune the chips, you may be able to download bootable utilities to adjust/test it. Lots of nics have offload stuff these days, could be the nic is working too hard and just cant keep up
[05:14] <stuntshunter> could someone help me, i tried usng xrandr with the newmode and such and got my mode in using settings from cvt and its in my screen res chooser now, but i hit apply and res stays the same, help?
[05:14] <bastid_raZor> !ot > Bill_gatesIII
[05:14] <Ramides> bastid_razon: I'm trying that now, I'll let you know how it turns out. It's different from the other links I was seeing, so hopefully it's good
[05:14] <Geoffrey2> hey folks, I can't get my freshly installed copy of xubuntu to connect to my wireless router.....
[05:14] <calebH> webbb82: also, you could try out Gimmie: http://beatniksoftware.com/gimmie/Main_Page
[05:15] <bastid_raZor> Ramides: most the times people forget to change the ports.. good luck
[05:15] <Geoffrey2> it's a laptop, previously had ubuntu on it, and it connected fine....I did a new install of xubuntu, set up the device driver....it tries to connect, then requests the password, which I've already provided....
[05:15] <MenZa> !windows > Bill_gatesIII
[05:15] <jaja> mb_again_: it is installed on our xen server. each port is set to one file server exclusively.
[05:15] <whodevil> hi I just installed netbook, and I removed the netbook remix theme, but now I cant see any icons on my desktop and right click doesnt work any one know how to resolve this? I looked all through gconf-editor and cant find anything that will make it work. :(
[05:15] <mb_again_> jaja: sorry, beyond my experience now
[05:15] <webbb82> calebH: im trying to install gimmie from source rite now
[05:15] <Geoffrey2> I have two other computers that also connect wirelessly, and they are having no problems at all connecting....
[05:15] <tj83> calebH, very similar http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1206782
[05:15] <jaja> mb_again_: thanks
[05:16] <stuntshunter> ok try another problem, could someone tell me how to get my smbus to enable, when i boot the text says that its disabled, and my hard drrives acpi sensors are on that, so i dont know when its overheating
[05:18] <stuntshunter> help?
[05:18] <ewb> what
[05:18] <stuntshunter> could someone tell me how to get my smbus to enable, when i boot the text says that its disabled, and my hard drrives acpi sensors are on that, so i dont know when its overheating
[05:18] <MenZa> !patience | stuntshunter
[05:18] <calebH> tj83: whoa, that is weird.  Are you using flash from the repos or downloaded & installed from adobe's website?  Are you running 32bit or 64bit?
[05:19] <Myth`> Hey guys I need your help. I am trying to compare two folders strictly based on file name and copy the files found in folder1 but not folder2 to folder 3.
[05:19] <Myth`> I have LS outputs of the PDF only using find -name
[05:19] <maestrojed> I am building a test web server using Ubuntu. My production server has accounts with the webroot /home/%username%/public_html. I can set these using virtualhost. But I see Ubuntu already creates accounts in /home. Would this be a problem? Are sym links a better way to go?
[05:19] <Myth`> Should I use diff to do this?
[05:19] <Ramides> bastid_RaZor: Hey, I just got it with port 587. Thanks a ton!
[05:19] <tj83> calebH, actually i tried both, but i just fixed it... look at last post at that URL
[05:19] <bastid_raZor> Ramides: cool, glad it worked.
[05:19] <stuntshunter> sry, im a teenager stuck with oldlaptop cause my hard drive needs replacing on my decent laptop so im getting anxious on getting it to run better, if it helps im not actually running ubuntu, but idk y but the debian channel says im abnned and i have barely ever gone there
[05:19] <calebH> tj83: if you go here ( http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ ) what version of flash does it tell you you're using?
[05:20] <greg70> Thanks for the hardware links!
[05:20] <MenZa> maestrojed: By default, apache2 in Ubuntu creates no user accounts. It sticks it in /var/www/ - and you can then create VirtualHosts in subfolders there. By default, though, the webserver points to /var/www/.
[05:20] <greg70> exit
[05:20] <calebH> tj83: nice.  ubuntuforums ftw!
[05:20] <tj83> i just installed 10 calebH 10.0.32.18
[05:20] <ewb> stuntshunter: go buy a mac
[05:20] <MenZa> maestrojed: It does, however, create the group www-data
[05:20] <stuntshunter> ...i am not a noob, macs burn
[05:20] <stuntshunter> im a pc tech im a bit new to linux
[05:21] <MenZa> ewb: That's hardly helpful.
[05:21] <greg70> what do you mean macs burn?
[05:21] <stuntshunter> like in lord of the ring its burns!!
[05:21] <greg70> as in they're toxic?
[05:21] <Exuro> drop them in a volcano ;)
[05:21] <dandaman> hey
[05:21] <dandaman> i need help :(
[05:21] <greg70> or prone to failure?
[05:22] <dandaman> badly :(
[05:22] <dandaman> who wants to help me
[05:22] <FloodBot1> dandaman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:22] <crouchingpenguin> macs make you lazy
[05:22] <sebsebseb> !ask |  dandaman
[05:22] <stuntshunter> yes i hate macs, they so newbish
[05:22] <MenZa> greg70, stuntshunter, crouchingpenguin - this discussion is offtopic. Might want to take this elsewhere.
[05:22] <stuntshunter> sry
[05:22] <stuntshunter> anyone know how to get my smbus to enable when i boot?
[05:22] <crouchingpenguin> whatever was just trying to join in what everyone was talking about :\
[05:22] <maco> stuntshunter: also, please note that in #ubuntu we do not consider being a newb to be a bad thing
[05:23] <greg70> true, sorry.  Thanks again!
[05:23] <Myth`> How can I compare folder1 > folder2 and copy files missing in folder2 to folder3
[05:23] <maestrojed> MenZa: I was considering changed Apache2's setting to make its dir /home. and then I would create/mirror the directory structure on my production server and assign virtualhosts to the appropriate directory. I just don't want to bud up against Ubuntu's account directories. Though they should never over lap
[05:23] <stuntshunter> sweet i didnt insult anyone
[05:23] <ewb> stuntshunter: you insulted non-newbs
[05:23] <ewb> :(
[05:23] <ewb> gotta toe the line
[05:23] <MenZa> ewb: Cease.
[05:23] <jrib> Myth`: rsync
[05:23] <stuntshunter> ...lol
[05:23] <ewb> MenZa: sup
[05:23] <Myth`> jrib: Thanks, I'll check out the man page.
[05:23] <calebH> Myth`: is this a one-time action, or are you trying to keep two folders in sync?
[05:23] <dandaman> i just installed ubuntu 9.04 on my 2nd harddrive, my 1st harddrive has windows 7 on it, everytime i load up the hard drive with ubuntu it says grub then stops loading, when i load up the hard drive with windows on it it says Grub loading stage 1.5
[05:23] <dandaman> grub loading, please wait...
[05:23] <maestrojed> MenZa: any thoughts on that, I could do the same with sym links for the /home directory. But I want the paths on my production server to work on my test server
[05:23] <dandaman> error 21
[05:23] <dandaman> ive tried googling
[05:23] <FloodBot1> dandaman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:23] <dandaman> and cant really find a solution
[05:24] <jrib> Myth`: yeah, there should be tons of more down-to-earth tutorials as well
[05:24] <calebH> jrib: lol, I was going to suggest him the same thing...
[05:24] <ewb> dandaman: pop in a livecd and play with the bootloader config
[05:24] <stuntshunter> anyone know how to enable my SMBus?
[05:24] <Myth`> calebH: I have regular pdf's and OCRed pdfs. I need see which files didn't get OCRed and begin ocring them.
[05:24] <jrib> calebH: great minds and all...
[05:24] <MenZa> maestrojed: I'm not sure. :\
[05:24] <dandaman> i dont have my windows 7 cd anymore :(
[05:24] <Myth`> Regulars in folder1, OCRed in folder2 lets say.
[05:24] <shepherd> hello, i'm wanting to set up a home network.  do i use ubuntu server to do this?
[05:24] <sebsebseb> dandaman: I am not sure if there is an actsaul  issue/bug,  but it seems quite a lot of people are having issues when it comes to dual booting with Windows 7
[05:24] <scunizi> dandaman: reinstall grub .. to both drives and that should fix it.. grub is currently confused..
[05:24] <maestrojed> MenZa: Cool, Thanks.
[05:24] <MenZa> shepherd: What do you mean by home network?
[05:24] <scunizi> !grub > dandaman
[05:24] <dandaman> how do i reinstall grub...sorry im a newb
[05:25] <calebH> Myth`: do you mean image-only pdfs, and pdfs with embedded text?
[05:25] <shepherd> menza: to share files between computers
[05:25] <stuntshunter> tip: fony use tthe defragger on windows 7 rc1, i have to buy a new hard drive because of it
[05:25] <ewb> dandaman: i bet websearching around for "livecd repair grub" or something would do it
[05:25] <Myth`> calebH: Yes.
[05:25] <stuntshunter> dont*
[05:25] <tj83> !grub | dandaman
[05:25] <MenZa> shepherd: Depends if you want a graphical user interface.
[05:25] <calebH> Myth`: very interesting - while I think about this scenario (which is very much closely related to what I do for work), what are you using to ocr the pdfs?
[05:26] <stuntshunter> sigh im bored
[05:26] <Myth`> calebH: Litigation Support Company?
[05:26]  * stuntshunter says later
[05:26] <calebH> Myth`: yup.  you?
[05:26] <Myth`> calebH: Yeah.
[05:26] <dandaman> so can i fix this grub issue without referring to my windows cd?
[05:26] <shepherd> menza:  does ubuntu server 8.04 lts not have a graphical interface?   also windows pcs will be compatable with ubuntu right?
[05:26] <dandaman> i have the ubuntu 9.04 cd
[05:26] <Geoffrey2> is there a wireless support channel anywhere on here?
[05:26] <Myth`> calebH: Anyway, had to split the project across 15 boxes using adobe acrobat.
[05:26] <shepherd> menza: and yes i'd like something with a graphical interface.
[05:27] <MenZa> shepherd: You can setup samba shares to share files with Windows, yes. By default, server is very similar to the Desktop version, except it doesn't have a graphical interface.
[05:27] <calebH> Myth`: and use Adobe's batch processing?
[05:27] <Myth`> calebH: yeah, then consolidate all PDF's to such directory (folder1) and compare against native files (folder2)
[05:27] <Myth`> calebH: Is rsync applicable in this situation?
[05:28] <ewb> can you run osx in a VM on ubuntu
[05:28] <shepherd> menza: so its all terminal?
[05:28] <MenZa> shepherd: Correct. Like I said, the main difference is that it comes without a graphical user interface. It's easy to deploy the same packages on the Desktop version, which has a GUI.
[05:28] <scunizi> ewb: won't be easy. .. osx is tied somwhat to it's hardware
[05:29] <calebH> Myth`: rsync will compare files in dir1 vs dir2 and sync them.  Good for keeping dirs sync'd too, cuz it will only transfer the diffs between files
[05:29] <Myth`> calebH: Hmm, not exactly what I'm looking for but I could sort by date modified
[05:29] <shepherd> menza: i see.  thanks
[05:29] <Flannel> dandaman: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[05:29] <ewb> can someone help me do it
[05:29] <MenZa> shepherd: No problems :)
[05:29] <Myth`> calebH: Hash differences or strictly file names?
[05:29] <calebH> Myth`: yeah, rsync won't help you much.  I'm thinking...
[05:30] <bastid_raZor> !pm | homebrewcider
[05:30] <jeeves_Moss> what package does Date/Calc.pm live in?
[05:30] <bastid_raZor> homebrewcider: what are the errors?
[05:30] <homebrewcider> says <mount:special device /dev/disk/by-uuid/xxxxxxxx does not exist>
[05:30] <homebrewcider> sorry
[05:30] <Myth`> calebH: I have the LS of each dir saved in a file, I'm just not familiar enough with diff to utilize it or understand it's behavior. If one line is changed are the proceeding lines all flagged as 'incorrect'
[05:30] <scunizi> ewb: you'll be lucky to find someone in here familure enough with osx to know what to do to hack it.. I've seen some stuff on the web buy you have to search.. it's also against apple's eula
[05:30] <bastid_raZor> homebrewcider: does the UUID in fstab not match what sudo blkid gives for that drive?
[05:31] <bastid_raZor> homebrewcider: drive == partition
[05:31] <ewb> scunizi: uh i meant os2
[05:31] <calebH> Myth`: maybe we should take this convo offline?
[05:31] <scunizi> ewb: no experience with that one.. give virtualbox a try and see.
[05:32] <homebrewcider> sudo blkid only shows up sdb parts, not sda
[05:32] <DigitalKiwi> hulp my ubuntu is broken and i can't get up
[05:32] <nalioth> DigitalKiwi: please visit #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:32] <DigitalKiwi> ;p
[05:32] <scunizi> clap on .. clap off
[05:32] <crouchingpenguin> 1
[05:32] <crouchingpenguin> oops
[05:33] <crouchingpenguin> sorry
[05:33] <bastid_raZor> homebrewcider: is the drive a physical drive in your computer or an sd card?
[05:33] <stuntshunter> anyone know of a program like  notebook hardware control for linux?
[05:33] <homebrewcider> sata drive on a pci card
[05:33] <Xcell> can someone tell me the right program i should have to have multiple wall papers for compiz cube?
[05:34] <homebrewcider> sdb (original drive) is a 40g ide drive
[05:34] <homebrewcider> this new one shows up on qtpated as sda
[05:34] <bastid_raZor> homebrewcider: sudo fdisk -l ..does this show the drive?
[05:34] <Sledger> is it possible to convert .img to .iso
[05:34] <stuntshunter> yes
[05:34] <crouchingpenguin> quit
[05:34] <homebrewcider> yes
[05:35] <Sledger> stuntshunter:  what kind of program can i use
[05:35] <stuntshunter> that depends on if ur dual booting windows cause im new to linux
[05:35] <stuntshunter> i just know it can be done
[05:36] <stuntshunter> id use nero or something like that personally, im just using linux to learn coding
[05:36] <bastid_raZor> ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid  homebrewcider: does that show the drive?
[05:36] <Xcell> i found it
[05:37] <losha> Sledger: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3115582
[05:38] <homebrewcider> hmmm, no it doens't
[05:38] <homebrewcider> doesn't
[05:38] <dandaman> reinstalling grub didnt work :(
[05:38] <dandaman> anymore suggestions?
[05:38] <stuntshunter> anyone know how to enable my smbus? it tells me its disabled when i boot up
[05:39] <bastidrazor> homebrewcider: using the information from sudo fdisk -l replace the UUID with the /dev/XXX info  .. meaning if it is listed as /dev/sdb1 then use that instead of the UUID= info.
[05:40] <GnuSeb> help i am trying to get lxde and i am getting the following output http://pastebin.com/m547bee78
[05:40] <GnuSeb> what does opera have to do with it
[05:40] <stuntshunter> they make mIRC for linux? i never looked into it when i got it for windows
[05:40] <Biovore> no
[05:40] <lstarnes> stuntshunter: mirc can be run in wine
[05:40] <bastidrazor> homebrewcider: after you make the changes and save the file do a sudo mount -a  .. hopefully no errors.
[05:40] <stuntshunter> yea but its a trial, good point though
[05:40] <Biovore> kvirc / xchat  are good linux native ones..
[05:40] <scunizi> stuntshunter: or you can join the irssi crowd :)
[05:41] <Biovore> or irssi if you like termnial work..
[05:41] <stuntshunter> that reminds me, i jsut reformatted and need to install wine
[05:42] <homebrewcider> errors
[05:42] <homebrewcider> wrong fs type
[05:42] <homebrewcider> bad opption, bad superblock
[05:43] <phaidonx> Hi. I am trying to restore my data since my HD has failed. I have a new HD and I've installed ubuntu on it. I am in the process of using SBackup to 'restore' all of the files from an external HD to /bckup/* . My question is can I after that boot with a live CD and do cp /bkcup/home /home (and repeat for /usr /var /etc) then boot normally into ubuntu? will all my programs be restored? what about the kernel? (I think my bckup has an older 
[05:44] <bastidrazor> homebrewcider: pastebin your /etc/fstab again.
[05:44] <Blackbird> I'm configuring a wired connection manually, and regardless of what I change the netmask to, it always auto-changes it to 192.0.0.0 as soon as I go back to the config window
[05:44] <Blackbird> Why is it doing this?
[05:45] <andry_> Pidgin not connet ymasenenger any know?
[05:45] <Sledger> joe@joe-desktop:~/Download$ ccd2iso ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img ubunturemix
[05:45] <Sledger> Unrecognized sector mode (0) at sector 0!
[05:45] <cfedde> Blackbird: probably NetworkManager.
[05:45] <Blackbird> And I can fix this how, cfedde?
[05:45] <Sledger> losha: joe@joe-desktop:~/Download$ ccd2iso ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img ubunturemix
[05:45] <Sledger> Unrecognized sector mode (0) at sector 0!
[05:46] <Sledger> all sata drives..
[05:46] <bastidrazor> Sledger: isn't the netbook remix meant to be put on an sd drive?
[05:46] <homebrewcider> http://pastebin.ca/1596808
[05:46] <Sledger> yes bastid
[05:47] <cfedde> Blackbird: you can read through the NetworkManager man page and try to piece it together.
[05:47] <Sledger> Unetbootin will not read .img files
[05:47] <Blackbird> *sigh*
[05:47] <Blackbird> Dunno why it didn't do that on this one.
[05:48] <n8tuser> Blackbird -> can you pastebin your /etc/network/interfaces file ?
[05:48] <bastidrazor> http://pastebin.ca/1596811 homebrewcider try this change.
[05:48] <bastidrazor> homebrewcider: is it fat32 or fat16?
[05:48] <homebrewcider> 32
[05:49] <bastidrazor> homebrewcider: sudo mount -a again after the changes and save.. that should be the fix.
[05:49] <phaidonx> anyone?
[05:49] <losha> Sledger: According to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UNR/Installation/Hard, you should have downloaded the .iso instead of the .img, instead of spending days trying (unsuccessfully) to convert from one to the other. How about it?
[05:50] <homebrewcider> trying now
[05:50] <Blackbird> n0tuser: I don't even need to pastebin, it's only two lines. "auto lo iface lo inet loopback"
[05:50] <Sledger> yeah..
[05:50] <andry_> pidgin can connet ymassenger ? any 1 know?
[05:50] <Somniferous15> my pci network2 is unclaimed. how do i change this?
[05:50] <Sledger> andry_:  yes
[05:51] <bastidrazor> !Y | andry_
[05:51] <Berzerker> andrerobot, yup
[05:51] <bastidrazor> !yahoo | andry_  sorry
[05:51] <homebrewcider> nope, no go
[05:51] <fragmonkee> ah ok, i guess my cd burner didnt much care for the .iso
[05:52] <losha> bastidrazor: so how long has *that* ubottu canned message been valid...?
[05:52] <fragmonkee> now its working
[05:52] <homebrewcider> I've had a gutful of this
[05:52] <homebrewcider> I'm about ready to remove the smaller hdd and just go with the one
[05:52] <andry_> i have try cn.scs ..... but not work
[05:52] <Somniferous15> can anyone tell me how to change my pci network2 status from UCLAIMED
[05:52] <Blackbird> Er. n8tuser: The file consists entirely of "auto lo iface lo inet loopback". That's it.
[05:53] <Ben_90> how do i install .run files in ubuntu?
[05:53] <losha> Ben_90: depends. What is it and where did it come from?
[05:53] <bastidrazor> homebrewcider: sorry, you could repost your question with the links.. i have to sleep. 7am comes early.
[05:54] <Ben_90> it'S AN nvidia driver for linux
[05:54] <Ben_90> \an*
[05:54] <Ben_90> an*
[05:54] <n8tuser> Blackbird -> now look at whats leased to your nic, under  /var/lib/dhcp3/dhclient.eth0.leases
[05:54] <GodfatherofEire> Quick question: What's the canonical (no pun intended) pronunciation of Ubuntu?
[05:54] <homebrewcider> thanks for you help
[05:54] <Ben_90> !ubuntu
[05:55] <Geoffrey2> hey folks, I can't get my freshly installed copy of xubuntu to connect to my wireless router.....
[05:55] <Ben_90> !support
[05:55] <losha> Ben_90: then it's probably a shell script. You can usually just do: bash file.run
[05:55] <losha> GodfatherofEire: that's a faq. Google it...
[05:55] <Geoffrey2> it's a laptop, previously had ubuntu on it, and it connected fine....I did a new install of xubuntu, set up the device driver....it tries to connect, then requests the password, which I've already provided....
[05:55] <YellowOnion> anyone here no much about xkb?, I'm getting a really non-verbose error about the a keyboard layout not working
[05:55] <Blackbird> n8tuser: ...Didn't I say I was configuring manually? Because I am. No DHCP involved.
[05:55] <Blackbird> n8tuser: It still auto-changes netmask to 192.0.0.0 no matter what.
[05:55] <Ben_90> the shell scrpit is 10.8 mb long
[05:56] <Somniferous15> can anyone help me? my ethernet interface is *-network DISABLED. i think changing that may let my wireless work
[05:56] <axilem> sg h help
[05:56] <n8tuser> Blackbird -> where are you configuring this manually? how? what is your command?
[05:56] <dandaman> damnit need help with this grub error 21
[05:56] <dandaman> nothing is helping
[05:56] <losha> Ben_90: that's because buried inside it is a bunch of applications. What does 'file file.run' say about it?
[05:56] <GodfatherofEire> losha, just asked cause I was on irc anyway
[05:57] <Ben_90> the only error in grub i know of is error 5
[05:57] <Blackbird> ..With the basic network config in the upper-right corner of the screen on usual ubuntu, n8tuser?
[05:57] <Ben_90> thanks losha you just confused me.
[05:57] <Blackbird> All I'm doing is changing the netmask to something different, yet it changes it back. Everything else stays as I configure it.
[05:57] <losha> GodfatherofEire: I know, but if everyone did that, we'd never get to the difficult stuff...
[05:57] <n8tuser> Blackbird -> i dont use a gui, so i dont what you've got
[05:58] <n8tuser> Blackbird -> i dont use a gui, so i dont know* what you've got
[05:58] <Blackbird> n8tuser: Oh. Dreadfully sorry.
[05:58] <Blackbird> n8tuser: What would be the best text-based one then? I honestly wouldn't mind using it so long as it gave me control...
[05:58] <losha> Ben_90: then keep asking questions until it's clear...
[05:58] <GodfatherofEire> losha, true
[05:58] <n8tuser> Blackbird -> if you are configuring manually, then you should use the interfaces file i mentioned,  man interfaces
[05:59] <wolfie1> I log into my normal account in ubuntu 9.04 and my keyboard is not working (on GUI only) help????
[05:59] <wolfie1> help¿?
[05:59] <YellowOnion> dandaman: have you tried reinstalling grub?
[05:59] <wolfie1> =(
[05:59] <cylex> Hello, is there tips and trick page, I can visit :P
[06:00] <scunizi> cylex: www.ubuntuforums.org
[06:00] <fragmonkee> lol
[06:00] <lstarnes> wolfie1: you may want to check system > preferences > keyboard
[06:00] <cylex> lol
[06:00] <wolfie1> I did
[06:00] <sari> hi
[06:00] <wolfie1> nothing works
[06:00] <zaoul> where can I get gnome-config?
[06:00] <fragmonkee> ive burned 6 cds today from the same iso and finally got one to work
[06:00] <wolfie1> the keyboard simply is not working under GUI
[06:01] <sari> hi !!
[06:01] <fragmonkee> hi!!
[06:01] <sari> how are u
[06:01] <sari> ?
[06:01] <cylex> it must be the language settings
[06:01] <fragmonkee> me?
[06:01] <Blackbird> n8tuser: ...Turns out I was putting in netmask where gateway should go. Which is odd, since it's reversed (with the same names) in Windows.
[06:01] <fragmonkee> im wonderful!
[06:01] <losha> fragmonkee: then you're doing it wrong. I almost never get coasters....
[06:01] <sari> :)
[06:01] <wolfie1> not either
[06:01] <maestrojed> I have just installed apache on my ubuntu desktop. Do I need to open up port 80? If so, how do I?
[06:01] <fragmonkee> i think it was my work computers cd burner
[06:01] <wolfie1> I open a terminal
[06:01] <sari> :)
[06:01] <fragmonkee> :D
[06:01] <wolfie1> and doesnt want to work either
[06:01] <lstarnes> maestrojed: ubuntu usually doesn't block any ports by default
[06:01] <YellowOnion> can someone explain why launchpad doesn't have a report bug URL now?
[06:01] <dandaman> can anyone help me with grub?
[06:02] <dandaman> i tried what you guys said earlier
[06:02] <dandaman> and it didnt work
[06:02] <sari> use ubuntu 9.04 or 9.10?
[06:02] <jota--> Hello, I a have Jaunty Server that worked fine until today. Now I cannot login neither through SSH nor a TTY. On SSH it says "Server unexpectedly closed network connection" right after I type the password in. On TTY it doesn't print anything, it just goes back to the login prompt. Anyone has an idea what may be causing this or how to solve it?
[06:02] <zaoul> where can I get gnome-config in synaptic?
[06:02] <Somniferous15> how do i enable my wireless network
[06:02] <YellowOnion> dandaman: did you try reinstalling grub?
[06:02] <Blackbird> However, it still won't connect.
[06:02] <cylex> maestrojed: If your isp blocks port 80 or you are behind the router then you need to open it. Otherwise Ubuntu doesn't block it by default through some firewall or something.
[06:02] <Blackbird> I think that I did it right, but...
[06:02] <Blackbird> I'll see.
[06:02] <Somniferous15> i know its under pci2, but that all. any help?
[06:02] <dandaman> ive tried reinstalling grub through terminal
[06:02] <sari> yup
[06:02] <dandaman> by finding grub
[06:02] <fragmonkee> god ubuntu's stock colors are still horrable
[06:03] <Biovore> jota--: I know if you have ssh in the hosts.deny file it causes that issue..
[06:03] <Ben_90> losha?
[06:03] <dandaman> then setup (hd0)
[06:03] <Flannel> YellowOnion: It does
[06:03] <losha> Ben_90: I'm here...
[06:03] <zaoul> freaggen damn it
[06:03] <Ben_90> how the heck do i open .run files?
[06:03] <Geoffrey2> one of these days I hope I have a really complicated problem with Ubuntu......... :/
[06:03] <Flannel> YellowOnion: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs#Filing%20bugs%20at%20Launchpad.net
[06:03] <Dr_Willis> Ben_90:  sh whatever.run  (is one way)
[06:03] <YellowOnion> Ben_90: uses sh
[06:03] <cylex> YellowOnion: which onion taste the sweetest?
[06:03] <losha> Ben_90: what's the name of it?
[06:03] <Biovore> Ben_90: need to make it executable.. then ./file.run
[06:03] <Ben_90> thanks
[06:04] <sari> I will soon bulid my own kerenl linux !
[06:04] <dandaman> can anyone help me in private chat?
[06:04] <Ben_90> brb
[06:04] <sari> tyt
[06:04] <Dr_Willis> Ben_90:  be warned that .run stuff can really mess thing up.
[06:04] <YellowOnion> Flannel: I want to report a bug using launchpad like I usually do why does it redirect me to that page?
[06:04] <YellowOnion> cylex: don't know :P
[06:04] <cylex> heh
[06:04] <maestrojed> istarnes and cylex: ok thanks, I just assumed. If I am building a test web server should I be closing ports
[06:04] <maestrojed> ?
[06:04] <Flannel> YellowOnion: If you don't know the package, then you can file it here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug/?no-redirect
[06:04] <lstarnes> maestrojed: probably not
[06:04] <Ben_90> losha?
[06:05] <cylex> maestrojed: only way port opens is if some application is going to use it for something.
[06:05] <jota--> Biovore, having SSH on hosts.device prevents you from logining directly to a TTY?
[06:05] <losha> maestrojed: if it's sitting on the internet, then yes...
[06:05] <Blackbird> Got my network connection working, but now I can't install anything.
[06:05] <Ben_90> it says it can't open it
[06:05] <Rakko> I really need help compiling modules. When compilation gets to the modpost stage, it doesn't create the .ko file and says "MODPOST 0 modules". I'm using 9.04 with kernel 2.6.28-15-generic on an AMD64.
[06:05] <Blackbird> Even Gparted tells me that the package is missing.
[06:05] <losha> Ben_90: what's it's name?
[06:05] <Blackbird> Any idea what's going on?
[06:05] <Ben_90> just a sec
[06:05] <maestrojed> Thank y'all
[06:05] <Biovore> jota--: no..  /etc/hosts.deny
[06:05] <YellowOnion> Flannel: would it be best for me just to use that ubuntu-bug app?
[06:05] <Ben_90> the name is : "nvidia-linux-x86-71.86.11-pkg1.run"
[06:06] <SwampThing> if you're an android developer, motorola is hiring in sunnyvale
[06:06] <Dr_Willis> Ben_90:  you have tried the nvidia drivers from the repoistories first?
[06:06] <Biovore> jota--: if you have something in there that block access..  you get a login.. but it disconnects you afterwards..
[06:06] <Ben_90> thay won't work
[06:06] <losha> Ben_90: so first, type file nvidia-linux-x86-71.86.11-pkg1.run and tell me what it says
[06:06] <Ben_90> they*
[06:06] <Ben_90> just a sec
[06:06] <jota--> Biovore, having SSH on hosts.deny prevents you from logining directly to a TTY?
[06:06] <dandaman> can someone please help me with grub error 21 with my windows 7 dual boot
[06:06] <dandaman> ive already tried reinstalling grub
[06:06] <wolfie1> my keyboard is not working under GUI!! (on my normal account) it works perfectly fine in another account, just not in my normal one
[06:06] <YellowOnion> Ben_90: try "sh nvidia-linux*.rum"
[06:07] <wolfie1> help?????
[06:07] <Biovore> jota--: oh.. you at the machine directory.. monitor keyboard?
[06:07] <cylex> dandaman: Is it ubuntu 9.10?
[06:07] <dandaman> 9.04
[06:07] <Biovore> (directly)
[06:07] <jota--> yes
[06:07] <dandaman> should i be getting 9.1?
[06:07] <lstarnes> dandaman: mo
[06:07] <lstarnes> *no
[06:07] <cylex> dandaman: naah it has that bug lol
[06:07] <lstarnes> dandaman: 9.10 has not been released fully
[06:07] <sari> b4ck ~#
[06:07] <sari> nob
[06:07] <sari> 9.10
[06:07] <Ben_90> command not found
[06:07] <sari> not very good
[06:07] <sari> I try it
[06:08] <Biovore> jota--: you change your shell or something else?
[06:08] <Dr_Willis> Ben_90:  use the tab key to 'complete' the proper complete name. :) sudo nv<tab> spelling and case is imporntant.
[06:08] <cylex> dandaman: I would tell u to try pressing F12 and then selecting the proper harddrive
[06:08] <sari> 9.04 very gd
[06:08] <dandaman> i have been doing that
[06:08] <losha> Ben_90: sigh. I might've guessed. Ok, do ls -l nvidia-linux-x86-71.86.11-pkg1.run
[06:08] <cylex> dandaman: is it installed using windows?
[06:08] <dandaman> ive tried booting from each hard drive
[06:08] <dandaman> when i boot from the ubuntu boot it says grub
[06:08] <dandaman> and just sits there not doing anything
[06:08] <jota--> I haven't made any changes in a while Biovore
[06:08] <sari> :D
[06:08] <Dr_Willis> Ben_90:  and if i recall -  the nvidia stuff wants to be ran/installed while X is not running.  You need to run it as root, from a console.
[06:08] <dandaman> cylex: no, i booted from CD and installed from the CD
[06:09] <jota--> and I have never modified hosts.deny
[06:09] <dandaman> then i tried installing from a live session
[06:09] <dandaman> i got the same problem
[06:09] <Geoffrey2> is there a command to try and connect to a wireless router from the command line?
[06:09] <Ben_90> how in heck do i run it as root?
[06:09] <Exuro> type "sudo" before command
[06:09] <hans> what's the package I need to install (for ubuntu) to for mp3 support?
[06:09] <Biovore> jota--: I am out of ideas..
[06:09] <cylex> Ben_90: sudo passwd root
[06:09] <lstarnes> cylex: no!
[06:09] <n8tuser> Geoffrey2 -> yes, you can try   sudo dhclient wlan0
[06:09] <Geoffrey2> some way that I can see what's going on that the connection keeps getting refused
[06:09] <lstarnes> Ben_90: use sudo
[06:09] <cylex> Ben_90: then u can run as root
[06:09] <jota--> I do get security updates automatically maybe one of those updates screwed something up?
[06:09] <cylex> Ben_90: or sudo su
[06:09] <maco> Ben_90: you jsut run "sudo <command>"
[06:09] <wolfie1> how can I create an user?
[06:09] <sari> sudo su
[06:10] <lstarnes> Ben_90: do not use cylex's command. setting a root password is not necessary and isn't recommended
[06:10] <sari> :D
[06:10] <sari> yup
[06:10] <lstarnes> sudo -i is preferred over sudo su
[06:10] <wolfie1> adduser "user"
[06:10] <wolfie1> but I need that user to be able to be a sudoer
[06:10] <wolfie1> ????
[06:10] <sari> :D
[06:10] <Biovore> jota--: no..  you have to run a apt-get update / apt-get upgrade or one of the other tools to get updates..
[06:10] <maco> sari: "sudo su -" better than "sudo su" but why not just use "sudo -i"?
[06:10] <lstarnes> wolfie1: add the user to the admin group after creating
[06:10] <Ben_90> damn it
[06:10] <wolfie1> how do I do that istarnes?
[06:10] <dandaman> cylex: got any other ideas?
[06:10] <Ben_90> now im pissed.
[06:10] <sari> sari@sari-laptop:~$ sudo apt-get update
[06:10] <sari> :D
[06:10] <Somniferous15> i blacklisted ath_pci and ath_hal. anyone think this'll make ath5k work?
[06:11] <lstarnes> wolfie1: gpasswd -a user admin
[06:11] <hans> what's the package I need to install for mp3 support in amarok?
[06:11] <wolfie1> thanks X3
[06:11] <mblues> hello, im trying to install ubuntu 9.04 over a windows installation.  i don't have access to an easy way to backup existing files on the machine, i want to keep some mp3s.  ubuntu is not detecting any windows partitions (i've done a testdisk fix MBR, tried rewriting partition data)
[06:11] <sari> :$
[06:11] <Ben_90> is there a special program that i need to have in order to run/install .run files?
[06:11] <cylex> dandaman: did u download the right distro, like right architecture and all?
[06:11] <lstarnes> Ben_90: try sudo sh ./filename.run
[06:11] <sari> vlc
[06:11] <sari> very gd
[06:11] <dandaman> lemme link you to what i downloaded
[06:11] <cylex> dandaman: I would suggest google or ubuntuforums.org
[06:11] <dandaman> i have googled
[06:11] <dandaman> and checked forums
[06:12] <sari> sudo apt-get install vlc
[06:12] <hans> mblues: do you have access to a windows box?
[06:12] <Somniferous15> im on an acer aspire one and trying to get wireless to work. any help?
[06:12] <dandaman> i got the 32bit version
[06:12] <Geoffrey2> this is frustrating....laptop connected without problems when I had ubuntu on it, replace it with xubuntu, and all of a sudden it refuses to connect to the router.....
[06:13] <mblues> hans: just this one unfortunately (the one I want to nuke) and this MAC machine - i suppose i could enable FTP on this mac - but it not detecting the partitions is making me a bit nervous about the overall install failing
[06:13] <p1ckLe> Hello, I just installed ubuntu, and everything was running fine. I installed the updates; I reboot, and now it says "Code: Bad EIP Value, Kernel Panic - not syncing; Fatal exception in interupt"
[06:13] <owen1> how to upgrade to karmic from the terminal?
[06:13] <mblues> also, when i boot the liveCD nautilius crashes, and complains of a broken "error report" (not sure how relevant that is)
[06:13] <hans> mblues: but do you have access to a working MS OS? If so, google "bootitng" and create a USB/CD startup disk and try using that to boot into windows to back your file up
[06:14] <Ben_90> sorry to be rude but F*** it , im switching to Debian Lenny
[06:14] <cylex> dandaman: what error number you get, or what error msg u get
[06:14] <kermit> Ben_90: well, i guess we'll disband then
[06:14] <sari> brb
[06:14] <cylex> owen1: update-manager -d
[06:14] <Ben_90> good night
[06:14] <mblues> i can still boot into windows ;) just don't have a good way to backup, and was hoping to be able to simply copy over the data from a "backup partition" :)
[06:14] <Geoffrey2> owen1, given Karmic hasn't even hit RC yet, you might want to wait a few more weeks
[06:15] <cylex> owen1: Geoffrey2 is right, its buggy
[06:15] <dandaman> cylex: error 21
[06:15] <dandaman> Grub error 21
[06:15] <hans> mblues: have you installed ubuntu on the machine you want to nuke?
[06:15] <owen1> cylex: thanks. isn't there a way without opening UI elements?
[06:15] <losha> Ben_90: If you can't summon the patience to run a shell script, you won't be any happier with Debian. Try Mint...
[06:15] <owen1> Geoffrey2: got it
[06:15] <mblues> not yet, but apparently something i did just made windows freak out ;) so it looks like i'm about to install ubuntu
[06:15] <sari> I will sleep now
[06:15] <sari> see ya
[06:15] <cylex> owen1: yes, it would work the same way.. except you are in GUI mode so it does that
[06:16] <p1ckLe> Hello, I just installed ubuntu, and everything was running fine. I installed the updates; I reboot, and now it says "Code: Bad EIP Value, Kernel Panic - not syncing; Fatal exception in interupt"
[06:16] <cylex> dandaman: you have to fix your mbr, are you running xp?
[06:16] <mblues> odd, i made no changes to the partition - i don't think ubuntu liveCD did - oh well, bye bye windows - thanks for nothing! :P
[06:16] <dandaman> im running windows 7 release candidate
[06:17] <hans> mblues: install ubuntu using minimal space from startup disk, NOT wubi. once installed, reboot from live CD. kill everything on your windows partition except what you wanna back up, resize the new free space to ubuntu, move the backed up files to ubuntu, then kill the rest of the windows space and resize the whole disk to ubuntu
[06:17] <dandaman> i tried doing http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=622828
[06:17] <losha> p1ckLe: which version?
[06:17] <cylex> dandaman: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=62717 <-- try this one
[06:17] <dandaman> but it says it cant find the package ms-sys
[06:17] <obadeh> hm okay I'm getting spike lags every 2 mins on the second
[06:17] <p1ckLe> losha: the latest from the website, 9.whatever
[06:17] <obadeh> on my wifi card
[06:17] <obadeh> any idea what it could be?
[06:18] <losha> p1ckLe: er, the .whatever matters. Which is it?
[06:18] <ooypp3> /server linuxsir.org/6667
[06:18] <p1ckLe> losha: 9.04
[06:18] <cylex> dandaman: ok, do you have xp cd near by, but do know that this will wipe out your entire comp
[06:18] <mblues> hans: ok, i'm booting off of the CD to install now, i hope the data is there ;) would be nice to have my mp3s - but i think it's going to get nuked when i partition the disk
[06:18] <mohanohi> hi guys... i accidently deleted my ntfs partition... Is there any tool in ubuntu to recover it?
[06:18] <mblues> problem is, it doesn't detect the windows partition
[06:18] <dandaman> i cant wipe out my computer
[06:18] <dandaman> i have things on it i need
[06:18] <dandaman> and i dont have time to back shit up
[06:18] <obadeh> gpart will let you scan the drive to find partition boundaries
[06:19] <losha> p1ckLe: do you know if it installed a new kernel? If it did, you should be able to boot to the previous kernel...
[06:19] <dandaman> i need to get it fixed tonight
[06:19] <obadeh> then you can use fdisk to restore it
[06:19] <hans> mblues: do you mean it won't as in the startup disk doesn't detect windows?
[06:19] <cylex> dandaman: hmm
[06:19] <mohanohi> obadeh: is it for me?
[06:19] <mblues> hans: correct, neither liveCD mode or installer itself
[06:19] <obadeh> mohanohi, yes sorry
[06:19] <jeeves_Moss> how do I install prepflog.pl?
[06:19] <p1ckLe> losha: i attempted to go to the menu and load to the different kernel, but i get the same errors. honestly, i dont know if it installed another one or not. new to this and didnt think to look on the list of updates.
[06:19] <Berzerker> dandaman, what's the problem?
[06:19] <mohanohi> obadeh: fdisk in ubuntu?
[06:19] <hans> mblues: oh. ok. short of an external HDD or burning to a DVD then, you're screwed.
[06:19] <mblues> now attempting to boot back into windows throws an error as if the partition has been sacked - i doubt the data will be there ;)
[06:19] <hans> :p
[06:19] <mblues> yep
[06:19] <maestrojed> I need a file server in Ubuntu.  I have used Samba in the past. But reading its description it might be overkill (I don't need windows domain stuff, etc.). Is there a better option? Its not build in is it?
[06:19] <Biovore> jeeves_Moss: its a script.. run it..  perl prepflog.pl
[06:19] <mblues> ;)
[06:19] <obadeh> mohanohi, yeah
[06:19] <Geoffrey2> I'm beginning to think switching to xubuntu was a bad idea....shoulda stuck with ubuntu......it worked, at least
[06:19] <mohanohi> obadeh: gparted shows unknown partition..
[06:19] <hans> sorry man, I'm out if ideas. maybe someone else will have one
[06:20] <mblues> it
[06:20] <obadeh> mohanohi, how did you delete it?
[06:20] <dandaman> berzerker: i have 2 hard drives, one with windows 7 rc and another with ubuntu 9.04 that i just installed
[06:20] <mblues> it's alright, just music i can recover
[06:20] <jeeves_Moss> Biovore, thanks
[06:20] <obadeh> mohanohi,  there's a diff between gparted and gpart
[06:20] <mohanohi> obadeh: while installing windows
[06:20] <Berzerker> dandaman, yup
[06:20] <dandaman> when i load up windows 7 i get grub error 21
[06:20] <mblues> i hope that ubuntu has a good (binary) usenet reader ;)
[06:20] <mohanohi> obadeh: oh..
[06:20] <obadeh> mohanohi, how'd it happen?
[06:20] <jeeves_Moss> Biovore, I'm trying to use it with SWStats to get my mail
[06:20] <dandaman> when i load up ubuntu it says grub and sits there
[06:20] <losha> p1ckLe: if you're a newbie, 9.04 is not a great choice. 8.04 is a much better first time OS as its much more stable...
[06:20] <obadeh> mohanohi, msg me?
[06:21] <Biovore> jeeves_Moss: get your mail from here?
[06:21] <mohanohi> obadeh: i had 2 hard drive..
[06:21] <Biovore> (where)
[06:21] <cylex> dandaman: ok restore win7 mbr, and don't install it as mbr, just let it do the regular install, and install it in same partitioned  place so you don't wipe out win7, here's the link to fix the mbr: http://www.ehow.com/how_4836283_repair-mbr-windows.html#
[06:21] <p1ckLe> losha: thanks. had no idea.. lol.
[06:21] <hans> and for future reference, the package I was asking about is "libxine1-ffmpeg", which is required to play mp3's in amarok
[06:21] <mohanohi> obadeh: instead of installing on another hard drive, i partitioned the 500 gb hard drive..
[06:21] <cylex> place = please
[06:21] <dandaman> here's another problem
[06:21] <losha> p1ckLe: yeah, we don't tell people that until 9.04 flakes out...
[06:21] <dandaman> when i try to boot from the windows 7 cd
[06:22] <dandaman> it says booting from cd
[06:22] <dandaman> gives up
[06:22] <dandaman> then goes to the next boot option
[06:22] <dandaman> which is my windows 7 boot
[06:22] <hans> hah. good luck with windows 7 dandaman.
[06:22] <jeeves_Moss> Biovore, no, I have a v-hostes postfix server, and I keep getting http://pastebin.ca/1596867
[06:22] <hans> anytime I try and reboot from Nix to Win7, it takes me between 4 and 11 reboots
[06:22] <Berzerker> dandaman, did you put DIRECTLY to the CD via the boot menu?
[06:22] <cylex> dandaman: try restoring the partition, looks like you either over wrote windows or, mbr is broken :(
[06:22] <Berzerker> boot*
[06:22] <dandaman> Berzerker: yes
[06:22] <mblues> hans: part of the reason i am done with windows 7 ;()
[06:23] <cylex> dandaman: try this: http://www.ehow.com/how_4836283_repair-mbr-windows.html#
[06:23] <dandaman> cylex: i didnt overwrite the boot, i made sure i put ubuntu on my new hd
[06:23] <ooypp3> where can i get help  about LFS
[06:23] <Berzerker> dandaman, what happens when you try to boot off the Windows 7 CD?
[06:23] <hans> mblues: if only I didn't *need* to use AutoCAD software that WINE cannot even comprehend, let alone run
[06:23] <Berzerker> dandaman, it should say "press any key to boot from CD or DVD...."
[06:23] <dandaman> it doesnt
[06:23] <dandaman> it just says booting from cd
[06:23] <Berzerker> do you have more than 1 CD drive?
[06:24] <dandaman> i have one
[06:24] <dandaman> but i could throw another on there
[06:24] <hans> dandaman: did you verify CS after burning?
[06:24] <hans> CD*
[06:24] <losha> jeeves_Moss: looks like you are missing Date/Calc.pm which is a perl module. It *ought* to have been installed automatically as a dependency. You can try installing it by hand...
[06:24] <Berzerker> I was going to make sure you're choosing the right one
[06:24] <dandaman> hans: i used it to install windows 7
[06:24] <dandaman> and it worked
[06:24] <jeeves_Moss> losha, ok, how do I do that?
[06:24] <hans> dandaman: was it scratched between now and then?
[06:24] <dandaman> hans: nope
[06:25] <jeeves_Moss> losha, I think once it's installed, the problems will go away.  I've tested the rest of the script, and it's only getting caught on this one section
[06:25] <Berzerker> dandaman, you hit F11 on boot and it use the CD drive option? it should work if you do that, that has no interaction with GRUB
[06:25] <dandaman> Berzerker: correct
[06:25] <money> when is 9.10 out?
[06:25] <money> heh
[06:25] <money> jw
[06:25] <Berzerker> money, 29th
[06:25] <dandaman> but something might be fucked with my bios
[06:25] <cylex> Berzerker: he gets error 21, which is mbr error
[06:25] <Berzerker> money, RC on Windows 7 day.
[06:25] <dandaman> im juust not sure because im booting off ubuntu cd
[06:25] <money> why does it always have to be the end of the month?
[06:25] <money> lame
[06:25] <maestrojed> Is samba my best choice for a basic file server?
[06:25] <losha> jeeves_Moss: run apt-cache search perl | egrep -i calc     Do you see something like libdate-calc-perl ?
[06:25] <Berzerker> cylex, but booting off the boot menu from the BIOS has nothing to do with GRUB
[06:25] <kermit> ubuntu should ask at install if you want to share your free cpu to cure diseases or something
[06:25] <money> nope
[06:25] <money> fuck that
[06:25] <money> how is that even possible?
[06:25] <Flannel> money: Please mind your language.
[06:26] <cylex> Berzerker: I am thinking he might of installed ubuntu on a master boot record
[06:26] <money> their is far more to curing diseases than simply crunching numbers
[06:26] <money> heh
[06:26] <cylex> dandaman: can u try to boot from other hdd
[06:26] <cylex> it should work
[06:26] <Berzerker> not really...
[06:26] <jeeves_Moss> losha, I get nothing returned.  it just line feeds
[06:26] <dandaman> cylex: when i boot from the hard drive with ubuntu
[06:26] <dandaman> it just says grub
[06:26] <Berzerker> if the MBR is F'ed, then nothing will work
[06:26] <dandaman> and sits there
[06:27] <losha> jeeves_Moss: what os version are you running?
[06:27] <cylex> dandaman: reverse the order of hdd, see if that works
[06:27] <Berzerker> dandaman, what do you mena just says "Grub" and sits there
[06:27] <dandaman> doesnt load up ubuntu
[06:27] <dandaman> the loading screen
[06:27] <jeeves_Moss> losha, it's Ubuntu and I think it's 9.1
[06:27] <Berzerker> Grub loading stage 1.5?
[06:27] <Berzerker> does it have a count down?
[06:27] <dandaman> it says grub loading stage 1.5 when i load up the windows hard drive
[06:27] <cylex> 9.10 is buggy :(
[06:27] <dandaman> but when loading the ubuntu hd, it just says grub
[06:27] <dandaman> no count down
[06:27] <losha> jeeves_Moss: please run lsb_release -a
[06:27] <Bluey> cylex - uh what did you find?
[06:27] <Berzerker> just GRUB?
[06:27] <Berzerker> that's it
[06:28] <Berzerker> nothing else?
[06:28] <dandaman> thats it
[06:28] <dandaman> nothing else
[06:28] <jeeves_Moss> losha, ok, what does that do?
[06:28] <someguy1980> Hi people.  Got a 1TB Seagate drive (sata) for extra storage.  Anytime it's connected I can boot into linux ( ubuntu 8.10, ubuntu 9.04, Suse 11)
[06:28] <someguy1980> Not even live cds.....as soon as i disconnect the drive i can boot live cds or ubuntu 8.04 of my ide fine..
[06:28] <jeeves_Moss> losha, it's 9.04
[06:28] <cylex> Bluey: like for instance, if you install from windows, it gives you grub error..
[06:28] <Berzerker> dandaman, try using this http://www.supergrubdisk.org/index.php?pid=5 burn it to a CD and use it to repair grub
[06:28] <dandaman> will that fix my windows 7 issue?
[06:28] <Bluey> cylex  -- wubi?
[06:28] <someguy1980> er...anytime the drive is connected i *cant* boot into linux.
[06:28] <cylex> Bluey: yeah
[06:29] <Shtl> Hello All
[06:29] <cylex> Bluey: If you know a work around it, I would love to install it
[06:29] <Bluey> cylex  -- ouch that's a bad bug....
[06:29] <Berzerker> dandaman, possibly. if it doesn't, at least you'll most likely be able to get into Ubuntu to mess with the boot file to fix that one
[06:29] <Bluey> cylex - no experience with 9.10
[06:29] <Berzerker> dandaman, should fix both though
[06:29] <cylex> Bluey: I think they might of left it on purpose for developers to fix until its fully working.
[06:29] <Dr_Willis> someguy1980:  ive some quirky exernal drives with the same issue. I had a usb 'pci card' for extra ports. if i plugged it into one of those..it did let the system boot fine
[06:29] <Guest19837> Hi!All
[06:29] <losha> jeeves_Moss: ok, you need to find and install libdate-calc-perl. I don't run 9.04 myself so I'm not sure where it will be for you. Try some more searches e.g. apt-cache search perl | egrep data
[06:30] <Bluey> cylex - I need a newer kde to run digikam - think I'll wait - the update looks painful...
[06:30] <mblues> if i allocate partition space on two separate hard drives to "/home" will that cause anything weird to happen, or will Linux write the data between the drives?
[06:30] <someguy1980> Dr_Willis: thx for the tip.  this is an internal drive, i havent tried a diff sata port yet
[06:30] <losha> jeeves_Moss: oops, typo: that's apt-cache search perl | egrep date           of course
[06:31] <cylex> Bluey: hmm, never went that far with Ubuntu... all I use it for is web and email
[06:31] <Shtl> I am upgrading from 9.04 to 9.10 but its giving me error http://pastebin.com/m47b21182, plz can any one help me???
[06:31] <histo> Shtl: join #ubuntu+1
[06:31] <Bluey> cylex - I just want to do simple photo processing - gimp works, but EXTREMLY awkward
[06:32] <cylex> Bluey: what lsb release you are on?
[06:32] <losha> mblues: it won't do what you want. You need LVM to combine two physical partitions into one virtual one, and it's more trouble than it's worth. Name one of them /home and the other /backup and just copy stuff between them manually...
[06:32] <Dr_Willis> someguy1980:  internal? that is very very weird then.
[06:32] <Dr_Willis> someguy1980:  unless its some how defaulting to trying to boot that drive.. or the drive is slow to spin up.
[06:32] <leandrodeassis> upgraded my karmic now and the nm-applet are bugging to connect to my wireless =/
[06:33] <Bluey> cylex - using 64 bit ubuntu 9.04
[06:33] <mblues> losha: roger, thanks
[06:33] <someguy1980> Dr_Willis: ya =( im about to try debian now.  the drive is perfect under windows and is a pretty quick drive overall.  the sys hard freezes, num lock and caps lock dont toggle lights as they should.
[06:33] <cylex> Bluey: nice. <-- ubuntu 9.04 cli brb
[06:33] <mblues> also - this box has 6 gigs of RAM - i was going to allocate 12 gigs for swap (googling said so) - anyone think that's overkill?  (sorry, new to linux here)
[06:33] <Bluey> yes
[06:33] <Bluey> I use 1.5X
[06:34] <Dr_Willis> someguy1980:  you said it wouldent even let you boot live cd's - be a intersting test to see if other disrtos live cd's had same issue.
[06:34] <plight> hello there
[06:34] <Dr_Willis> mblues:  vastly overkill.
[06:34] <Bluey> if you are swapping 6 gig of ram, you've problems.
[06:34] <Dr_Willis> mblues:  2x ram was a rule of thumb - years ago
[06:34] <mblues> Bluey: you underestimate my power to write bad code
[06:34] <someguy1980> Dr_Willis: ya, not even live cds.  it tries to detect the drive, fails hard - the does nothing.  disconnect the drive = everything works.  so far suse also doesnt work.
[06:34] <Bluey> mblues -- what are doing?  trying to be the new bill gates?
[06:34] <Sledger> While installing unetbootin karmic remix ??? ok window comes up during "Detecting file systems" then hangs
[06:35] <Dr_Willis> mblues:  I imagine  2gb of swap would be plenty.
[06:35] <mblues> bluey: haha, how did you guess? ;)
[06:35] <plight> can someone please tell me if there is an issue with jaunty and ati 4670s?  i have folowed 3 different methods and can not get the driver installed correctly
[06:36] <plight> also, running "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg"  only prompts me to configure a keyboard, should it not also ask me to select  adriver?
[06:36] <Bluey> mblues -- 2 rules to follow when dealing with computers - rule 1 -- always have a path back to the way it was, before you messed it up.  Rule 2 -- follow rule 1.
[06:36] <losha> mblues: yes, twice ram is an old rule and it's generally overkill nowadays. Are you going to require suspend/resume? If not, then you may not need a swap partition at all. Allocate 6G of swap after your data partition and monitor it. If you find you don't swap at all, you can eliminate it later and allocate it back to  your data partition...
[06:36] <losha> Bluey: nice one...
[06:36] <mblues> bluey: by those terms i am in a world of hurt right now ;)
[06:36] <Bluey> like mayor daly -- save early and save often!
[06:37] <money> heh
[06:37] <Bluey> or was that voting?
[06:38] <losha> jeeves_Moss: make any progress?
[06:38] <ronny_> hola a una puta aqui
[06:38] <Bluey> you want a whore here/
[06:39] <losha> ronny_: the only putas here are computadoras...
[06:39] <Bluey> LOL
[06:39] <plight> anyone that can lend a hand?
[06:40] <Bluey> plight - for what?
[06:41] <plight> having an issue getting an ati display driver installed/configured in jaunty
[06:42] <plight> followed three different methods, but nothing seems to work
[06:42] <Bluey> plight -- I'm not good with that -- but someone here prolly is....
[06:42] <Bluey> I couldn't get my webcam to work, if that's any solace...
[06:43] <plight> lol
[06:43] <DK_CE> plight: what is the symptom?
[06:43] <cylex> plight: have you tried: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#Install_nVidia.2FATI_drivers
[06:43] <Bluey> plight - the directions were really complicated - and involved using an old complier -- umm I didn't think that was a good iddea
[06:44] <losha> plight: the chances of someone here knowing a 'magical' 4th method of driver installation that's not on the web seems slim, to be honest...
[06:44] <plight> ive followed a couple different methods from xbmc, ati linux driver wiki, and some other site that i allready closed
[06:44] <cylex> plight: so you followed the one from ubuntuguide.org?
[06:45] <Bluey> wow - sound like a grassy knowl experience
[06:45] <plight> well, the issue is after installing the driver, fglrxinfo always throws Error: unable to open display (null)
[06:45] <plight> let me check that one
[06:45] <losha> Bluey: boo...
[06:45] <Bluey> hey...
[06:46] <cylex> heh
[06:46]  * Bluey prolly watched too much oliver stone in his lifetime....
[06:47] <Tehedra> Anyone available to help me troubleshoot some phpmyadmin installation problems in ubuntu jaunty??
[06:47] <obadeh> is there an ubuntu service that scans for wifi networks every 2 mins?
[06:47] <Bluey> drat - don't use php and don't use wif -- sorry...
[06:47] <cylex> Tehedra: not at all, do you want to follow a howto?
[06:47] <obadeh> (I'd like to shut it off..)
[06:48] <Tehedra> Cylex, I actually followed a howto and everything looked successful, minus when I go to login it seemingly doesn't exist...
[06:48] <cylex> Tehedra: can I see the link?
[06:48] <DK_CE> Tehedra: phpmyadmin should be easy to install
[06:48] <cylex> you should have mysql apache all that installed
[06:48] <Tehedra> yup
[06:49] <Tehedra> one sec let me write what ive done cosnidering ive been trying to trouble shoot it for a bit give me a second to just check over my commands thus far
[06:49] <Tehedra> Apache is working, http://zephyrnetwork.ca (the site isn't working since im copying it over from a shared host)
[06:49] <Bluey> okay bedtime for bonzo -- night folks....
[06:49] <Tehedra> then i installed sudo aptitude install mysql-server mysql-client libmysqlclient15-dev
[06:50] <Tehedra> to get mysql going
[06:50] <Tehedra> then i did a sudo aptitude install phpmyadmin
[06:50] <cylex> Tahedra: vi /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf
[06:51] <cylex> Tahedra: go down to the line where it says:  vi /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf   (http://www.howtoforge.net/perfect-server-ubuntu-9.04-ispconfig-3-p4)
[06:51] <Tehedra> cylex: http://pastebin.com/m5f924030
[06:51] <CHESLYN> hi all
[06:51] <Reactor> hi man
[06:52] <cylex> Tehedra: its because you have this block called # Authorized for setup  .... comment that block out, and it should work
[06:52] <Tehedra> okay thanks
[06:52] <CHESLYN> erUSUL: i have a problem that you will sort out
[06:52] <Tehedra> ill try that :D
[06:52] <cylex> np :)
[06:52] <cylex> dunno much, but I dunno I love you
[06:53] <cylex> heh
[06:53] <maia> k
[06:55] <Sledger> what would be the passwd for a live session, karmic-ubuntu
[06:55] <Tehedra> mm
[06:55] <Sledger> says i need to auth
[06:56] <cylex> Sledger: try blank
[06:56] <cylex> just hit enter
[06:57] <Tehedra> meh i must have messed something up maybe i should just uninstall and re-install again lol
[06:57] <cylex> Tehedra: no, I have ur file on pastebin, I'll fix it, and give it to you
[06:58] <cylex> Tehedra: http://pastebin.com/m105f889d
[06:58] <jitu3485> hi, somehow partition table from my flash drive got erased, now i am using fdisk to write a new partition table , and write it successfully. but when I remove and reinsert the drive it promts NO partition table .any help?
[06:59] <Tehedra> cylex: I made that change but still, http://zephyrnetwork.ca/phpmyadmin doesn't exist
[06:59] <mercutio22> Hi, how can I setup ssh connection on a non-standard port? (different from 22?)
[06:59] <Tehedra> Do I need to edit my vhost file?
[06:59] <Dr_Willis> jitu3485:  after using fdisk  when you quit.. you DO rember to 'w' to write the changes to the disk?
[07:00] <CHESLYN> guys anyone please please help out i want 2 remove a admin user how do i do it
[07:00] <MenZa> mercutio22: Check out /etc/ssh/sshd_config - there's a setting to change the port (edit the document with sudo)
[07:00] <Sledger> somehow i ended up with sdb and a sdb1
[07:00] <Flannel> mercutio22: /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[07:00] <jitu3485> Dr_Willis, yup I am doing a write
[07:00] <cylex> Tehedra: what's the main domain its on?
[07:00] <Dr_Willis> jitu3485:  ie seen flash drives go 'bad' and cause all sorts of weirdness.. its possible that one is dead.. or  ive also seen where in some cases the kernel dosent see changes to the partition layout untill a reboot.
[07:00] <cylex> try it on there see if it works
[07:00] <mercutio22> Flannel: thanks
[07:00] <Sledger> and in Gparted, it says on the tab, sdb, but down below it says sdb1
[07:00] <Dr_Willis> jitu3485:  write the changes. try it in a diffent box perhaps?
[07:01] <mercutio22> brb
[07:01] <jitu3485> Dr_Willis, k
[07:01] <mercutio22> quit
[07:02] <jeeves_Moss> Dr_Willis, hey man, got a sec?  how do I install pearl modules?
[07:03] <CHESLYN> please !!
[07:03] <Tehedra> cylex: http://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/ubuntu (when i install phpmyadmin it doesn't ask me if i want to use apache2, it just installs itself automatically)
[07:03] <Tehedra> cylex: im thinking this might be the issue
[07:04] <cylex> Tehedra: hmm holdon
[07:04] <Biovore> jeeves_Moss: cpan does perl module build and installs..   www.cpan.org
[07:04] <Flannel> CHESLYN: What do you mean by remove?  Remove the user entirely? or just remove their admin capabilities?
[07:04] <jeeves_Moss> Biovore, great, you're back.
[07:05] <Biovore> sorta..
[07:05] <cylex> Tehedra: try sudo dpkg-reconfigure phpmyadmin
[07:06] <Sledger> cylex it says Shadow passwords are now on at boot
[07:06] <cylex> Sledger: are you using Virtual Ubuntu?
[07:06] <Sledger> cylex no unetbootin
[07:06] <cylex> Sledger: like VM ware
[07:07] <Sledger> and then when i get inside, it says A hard disk is failing
[07:07] <Biovore> jeeves_Moss: http://www.perl.com/doc/manual/html/lib/CPAN.html  <-- how to use CPAN
[07:07] <Sledger> and then when i run the test, it says Authentication is required to run ATA SMART self tests, live session, USB boot.
[07:08] <jeeves_Moss> Biovore, thanks
[07:08] <Sledger> cylex:  but i do not know what the password would be since its a live session
[07:08] <cylex> Sledger: have u retried it?
[07:08] <jamieleshaw> Hello, does Bluetooth work out of box with ubuntu netbook remix, on the asus eee pc 1005HA-H ?
[07:08] <Sledger> cylex:  three times
[07:08] <CHESLYN> flannel: i << adduser <username <admin >> now i want 2 remove the user
[07:08] <Tehedra> ooo thats new
[07:09] <Flannel> CHESLYN: Uhm.  So, you added the user to the admin group.  To undo that: sudo deluser username admin
[07:09] <cylex> Sledger: try booting and press ESC from the beginning when the Ubuntu is trying to boot, and select recovery mode and it should drop you to shell
[07:10] <qdb> hello
[07:10] <paulnmn27> #ubuntu-es
[07:10] <CHESLYN> flannel: thanks your my hero
[07:10] <Tehedra> cylex: this time it asked me a bunch of information, including if i wanted it for apache2 still no go on the 404 but im going to check the conf file to see if it didn't get reverted
[07:11] <qdb> i have updated ubuntu to 904
[07:11] <KB1JWQ> qdb: Yay.
[07:11] <qdb> there are some problems now
[07:11] <jamieleshaw> !ask
[07:11] <cylex> Tehedra: ok
[07:11] <Sledger> cylex:  says boot:
[07:11] <qdb> cyrillic letters shown as square in ctrl+alt+f1 terminals
[07:12] <Doc_Lappy> can you change ubuntu to espanol AFTER installation just to see if I can use it that way then put it back later if I don't like it or fr for that matter?
[07:12] <qdb> it said no space left on device
[07:12] <Doc_Lappy> I don't think you can but just asking
[07:12] <qdb> there were black screen , i restarted
[07:12] <qdb> then it said no space left on device
[07:12] <qdb> though df shows space
[07:12] <cylex> Doc_Lappy: yes, at the beginning of the login session there's an option on the option menu, I did that to Gujarati option heh
[07:12] <qdb> no
[07:12] <jeeves_Moss> Biovore, did you see the pastebin that I did of the issue I was having?
[07:13] <qdb> during installation it said no space left on device, i closed it, it continued
[07:13] <Tehedra> still no go >.<
[07:13] <fuzzybunny> hey guys for some reason if I enable compiz and then logout or restart it switches back to using metacity(at least that is what I am assuming) and then I have to manually turn on the desktop effects again. Does anyone know what would cause this?
[07:13] <cylex> Tehedra: you wanna just manually install PHPMyAdmin, it would be much easier
[07:13] <Tehedra> sure
[07:13] <Doc_Lappy> oh kewl cylex, I may have to logout and log back in and try it for fun, just hope my espanol, francias or l'italiano is good enough to get around on it lol
[07:13] <Sledger> cylex: didn't work, went right into the live session
[07:14] <Tehedra> Anything to get it working cylex :D
[07:14] <cylex> heh
[07:14] <Tehedra> im still thinking its got to do with my vhost file or
[07:14] <cylex> Sledger: was there an option to go to a shell?
[07:14] <Tehedra> sudo ln -s /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf /etc/apache2/conf.d/phpmyadmin.conf
[07:14] <Guest40874> does someone know how to activate desktop effects using an intel X4500 graphic chipset ?
[07:14] <Tehedra> i dont know what sudo ln -s does
[07:15] <qdb> then after restarts i could not login to desktop and runned sudo dpkg --configure -a and then restart and now i am in desktop. there is white bar in red round symbol near clock at corner it says some unresolved dependencies
[07:15] <paulnmn27> can someone help me
[07:15] <paulnmn27> ?
[07:15] <Tehedra> oh
[07:15] <soreau> ! ask | paulnmn27
[07:15] <Sledger> clye no
[07:15] <Tehedra> that just copies it or something
[07:15] <Sledger> stdin: error 0
[07:16] <soreau> ! someone
[07:16] <paulnmn27> i cant change my resolution
[07:16] <Sledger> sd 6:0 sdb assuming drive cache: write through
[07:16] <Tehedra> oh
[07:16] <Tehedra> that worked!
[07:16] <Sledger> cylex: shadow passwords are now on
[07:16] <qdb> i have updated updates but some updates has not installed, and said run dpkg configure a, i runned, it says: cannot create /var/lib/dpkg/updates/tmp.i: No space left on device
[07:16] <Sledger> cylex: stdin: error 0
[07:16] <Tehedra> cylex: sudo ln -s /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf /etc/apache2/conf.d/phpmyadmin.conf (running this and restarting apache worked)
[07:16] <paulnmn27> mi video card is a intel
[07:16] <cylex> Sledger: try the safe mode
[07:16] <soreau> paulnmn27: Which graphics driver are you using?
[07:16] <paulnmn27> i only know that im using an intel video card
[07:16] <cylex> Tehedra: it must be that you had to restart apache :P
[07:16] <Sledger> cylex:  escape does nothing
[07:17] <shaq> i only know that im using an intel video card
[07:17] <soreau> paulnmn27: Have you tried Sys>Prefs>Display?
[07:17] <shaq> Tehedra: it must be that you had to restart apache :P
[07:17] <shaq> cylex:  escape does nothing
[07:17] <shaq> paulnmn27: Have you tried Sys>Prefs>Display
[07:17] <paulnmn27> of course
[07:17] <FloodBot1> shaq: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:17] <shaq> of course
[07:17] <Tehedra> well apache2/conf.d/ didn't have a phpmyadmin.conf but i had restarted apache :p
[07:17] <paulnmn27> the first thing i did
[07:17] <shaq> well apache2/conf.d/ didn't have a phpmyadmin.conf but i had restarted apache :p
[07:17] <shaq> the first thing i did
[07:17] <soreau> shaq: Why are you copycatting everyone?
[07:17] <paulnmn27> was that
[07:17] <cylex> Sledger: I mean when you boot the computer , it gives you an option to go in to safe mode, there you can set a passwd for root
[07:17] <Sledger> cylex:  i am in terminal now
[07:17] <cylex> Sledger: type sudo su
[07:17] <qdb> though df shows /dev/sdb10            13820376   8677456   4440884  67% /
[07:18] <shaq> cylex:  i am in terminal now
[07:18] <shaq> Sledger: type sudo su
[07:18] <shaq> though df shows /dev/sdb10            13820376   8677456   4440884  67% /
[07:18] <qdb> hm try run df in terminal
[07:18] <Berzerker> troll maybe?
[07:18] <shaq> hm try run df in termina
[07:18] <shaq> troll maybe?
[07:18] <Berzerker> yes
[07:18] <cylex> use df -h its easier to read heh
[07:18] <shaq> yes
[07:18] <shaq> use df -h its easier to read heh
[07:19] <paulnmn27> how i can see my video card model
[07:19] <blackjak> hello
[07:19] <jamieleshaw> Is there an op here?
[07:19] <Berzerker> test
[07:19] <KB1JWQ> jamieleshaw: Most likely.
[07:19] <mblues> so - i installed Ubuntu - now when i try to boot, i get grub error 2 - i suspect this has something to do with my striped drives?
[07:19] <shaq> how i can see my video card model
[07:19] <blackjak> how do I upgrade installed package from source?
[07:19] <shaq> hello
[07:19] <shaq> how do I upgrade installed package from source?
[07:19] <cylex> paulnmn27: lspci |grep VGA
[07:19] <shaq> paulnmn27: lspci |grep VGA
[07:20] <cylex> somebody ban shaq, he's copying
[07:20] <cylex> somebody ban shaq, he's copying
[07:20] <cylex> somebody ban shaq, he's copying
[07:20] <jamieleshaw> shaq, Stop it!
[07:20] <FloodBot1> cylex: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:20] <jamieleshaw> !op
[07:20] <shaq> cylex
[07:20] <shaq> you think im stupid punk
[07:20] <paulnmn27> i got this
[07:20] <paulnmn27>  VIA Technologies, Inc. CN896/VN896/P4M900 [Chrome 9 HC] (rev 01)
[07:20] <KB1JWQ> shaq: Please desist.
[07:20] <shaq> i got this
[07:20] <jussi01> !attitude | shaq
[07:20] <shaq> VIA Technologies, Inc. CN896/VN896/P4M900 [Chrome 9 HC] (rev 01)
[07:20] <shaq> shaq: Please desist
[07:20] <blackjak> or how do I remove installed package that has been compiled?
[07:21] <bryanp6> was told to come here for help remote desktop into ubuntu. I'm new to linux
[07:21] <blackjak> just rm and its directory?
[07:21] <Dr_Willis> blackjak:  ifyou are lucky the source has a 'make uninstall' feature
[07:21] <Dr_Willis> blackjak:  depends on what it was and what it installed where.
[07:21] <Sledger> cylex:  now what?
[07:21] <Dr_Willis> blackjak:  normally with source i set it up where it installs to /opt/  so all the stuff is all there in /opt/ somewhere.. but thats often not the default
[07:21] <cylex> Sledger: so now set the passwd for your sudo user and root user
[07:22] <mblues> this really sucks
[07:22] <paulnmn27> the first time run this  ubuntu , the resolution was perfectly
[07:22] <paulnmn27> but i change my monitor
[07:22] <mblues> would have been nice for ubuntu to warn the user prior to destroying his machine =/
[07:22] <paulnmn27> and since then i cannont change it
[07:22] <cylex> paulnmn27: if you don't mind, you have to edit xorg.conf
[07:22] <paulnmn27> yea i supose
[07:22] <bryanp6> can someone help me to remote into ubuntu?
[07:22] <paulnmn27> but i dont know how
[07:23] <blackjak> so what is the principle for uninstalling stuff in ubuntu?
[07:23] <bryanp6> I'm trying to use nxserver
[07:23] <Sledger> cylex:  it is telling me the disk has bad sectors
[07:23] <Sledger> fsck will fix?
[07:23] <blackjak> if I have not used apt-get and synaptics feature
[07:23] <paulnmn27> wanna see a copy of my x.org.conf?
[07:23] <misc--> hello - how can I find out what dm-0 refers to?
[07:23] <bryanp6> sure
[07:23] <cylex> paulnmn27: sure
[07:24] <cylex> Sledger: what's a disk?
[07:24] <Sledger> sda1
[07:24] <cylex> :P
[07:24] <cylex> ah
[07:24] <Sledger> :(
[07:24] <Tehedra> thanks guys for the help now to see if i can get my old phpmyadmin db uploaded to this one :D
[07:24] <Dr_Willis> blackjak:  any souurce you compile may or may not make use of the 'make uninstall' feature..  they all can be different. Thats why we have package managers to standardize the install/uninstllingof things
[07:24] <Sledger> fsck
[07:25] <cylex> Sledger: what are you trying to do?
[07:25] <Sledger> cylex:  install another version of ubuntu
[07:25] <bryanp6> has anyone used nxserver to remote into ubuntu?
[07:25] <Sledger> it says fsck from util-linux-ng 2.16
[07:25] <cybersplice> bryanp6, i've used the commercial one, but not the open source.
[07:26] <cylex> Sledger: do you have currently installed, and if not, what ver,  are you trying to install?
[07:26] <Sledger> i have kubuntu installed now, and i want to install karmic desktop
[07:26] <Sledger> 9.10
[07:26] <Sledger> kubuntu 9.04 is on it
[07:26] <bryanp6> cybersplice, I'm getting an error "connection refused" when I try to connect over the internet
[07:26] <Sledger> but ive been formatting the drive alot lately trying to get something on it that i like....
[07:26] <cylex> Sledger: I would wait till 9.10 is officially out, I hear a lot of complaints, but if you still want help with it, please join #ubuntu+1
[07:26] <qdb> hello
[07:26] <Guest13232> gim
[07:27] <cybersplice> bryanp6, have you got openssh installed?
[07:27] <bryanp6> cybersplice, yes I do
[07:28] <cybersplice> bryanp6, can you connect locally?
[07:28] <bryanp6> my friend had me check if X11forwarding was set to yes and it is
[07:28] <cylex> anyone know a programming chan for ubuntu users?
[07:28] <cybersplice> are you using freenx or the commercial
[07:28] <bryanp6> yes, if I use the local IP address it connects fine
[07:28] <bryanp6> I'm using the commercial
[07:29] <blackjak> ok 10x.If I manage to remove all the files with rm command will that make any impact later on the system?
[07:30] <cybersplice> hang on
[07:30] <blackjak> right now I have one brocken package with a corrupted file and every time I install , upgrade something it gives me error.If I remove all the files that came up after compiling  from source will that be OK?
[07:31] <blackjak> or it may produce another error later
[07:32] <bryanp6> k
[07:34] <qdb> i think df shows sixe unproperly. how to free some space
[07:34] <Dr_Willis> thers is the reserved 5% space also that  takes up some room.
[07:34] <Dr_Willis> thats changeable.
[07:35] <qdb> i cannot run browser
[07:36] <KB1JWQ> qdb: Why do you think that df is incorrect?
[07:36] <JacobT> hey room iim new to ubuntu and have a few problems
[07:36] <qdb> how to remove evolution and packets
[07:36] <godstar> qdb: what are you trying to do?
[07:36] <JacobT> the first being add remove programs hangs
[07:37] <qdb> KB1JWQ, because tail ...syslog shows that no room for php session data
[07:37] <qdb> i want to free some space
[07:37] <KB1JWQ> qdb: Okay, and df says you're about out?
[07:37] <JacobT> YPBINDPROC_DOMAIN: Domain not bound
[07:37] <cybersplice> bryanp6, Right, i'm going to test it.
[07:37] <qdb> df shows 4,3 G
[07:38] <jussi01> qdb: "sudo apt-get clean" should buy you a little
[07:38] <bryanp6> cybersplice, ok
[07:38] <qdb> thank you
[07:38] <yoelangel> nge
[07:39] <bryanp6> cybersplice, just for some added note... I just tried to log in with putty and it worked over the net
[07:39] <bryanp6> cybersplice, I'm using the software from nomachine if that helps
[07:39] <cybersplice> So putty connects, local nxserver connection from a different machine works, but remote nx doesn't
[07:39] <cybersplice> sounds like some acl issue perhaps
[07:39] <testi_> In 9.04 Upstart does not emit an event when a network device goes up, or a default route is added. How can I execute a script as soon as network is available (without busy waiting!)
[07:39] <cybersplice> i'm just installing to see some stuff
[07:40] <bryanp6> cybersplice, ok thanks much
[07:40] <n1c0> Hi folks !
[07:41] <JacobT> hi
[07:41] <JacobT> what does YPBINDPROC_DOMAIN: Domain not bound mean
[07:41] <n1c0> have you any tips to download realmedia streaming ?
[07:41] <joako> How do I get VNC server to run for what is on the screen on the computer?
[07:41] <n1c0> i m looking into /tmp and using downloadhelper but no success
[07:42] <frag> which plugins are needed for dvd playback?
[07:42] <cylex> joako: there are two ways to do it, Ubuntu can do it via Remote Desktop or via VNC.
[07:42] <joako> cylex: I am trying with x11vnc but it does not work right
[07:43] <cylex> joako: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#VNC
[07:43] <n1c0> frag: libdvdcss2
[07:44] <cylex> frag: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[07:45] <n1c0> how can i record something like :"http://real.xobix.ch/ramgen/rsr/rsr3/2009/down_town_boogie20091003-220000-56k-001.rm"
[07:45] <joako> cylex: I need something to be systemwide not per user
[07:45] <frag> ahh thanks, been looking around for that, working out a bunch of stuff with this install
[07:46] <cylex> joako: I dunno, I think you have to make each user a sudo user otherwise they can't have enuf permission to use Remote Desktop, its not like windows
[07:46] <n1c0> i could listen it with rhythmbox or totem but nothing in /tmp :(
[07:46] <dandaman> im back
[07:46] <dandaman> anyone here that remembers what my problem was?
[07:46] <joako> cylex: x11vnc works fine like that for centos
[07:46] <dandaman> i tried repairing the mbr
[07:46] <dandaman> and it didnt work :\
[07:47] <dandaman> this was after i finally got my windows 7 cd to boot
[07:47] <testi_> I'd like to run  a script automatically when network becomes available, how can i do that?
[07:47] <JacobT> can someone help me w/ my system hanging whn i run add remove programs?
[07:47] <cylex> dandaman: now try reinstalling ubuntu :)
[07:48] <cylex> u fixed ur mbr
[07:48] <dandaman> i still cant get into windows 7 though
[07:48] <cylex> but don't click advanced, just let it do the install as normal
[07:48] <dandaman> you think reinstalling ubuntu will allow me to get into windows 7?
[07:48] <cylex> no
[07:48] <cylex> I thought it was working
[07:48] <dandaman> no, im on a ubuntu live session again :\
[07:49] <dandaman> same error, grub error 21
[07:49] <cybersplice> hmm
[07:49] <cylex> ah
[07:49] <cybersplice> bryanp6, there doesn't appear to be any ACL
[07:49] <frag> install lilo?
[07:49] <dandaman> i also tried windows bootup recovery
[07:49] <cylex> someone take over... I'm calling  it a night
[07:49] <dandaman> and it didnt work
[07:49] <leandrodeassis> testi_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1083549
[07:49] <dandaman> wait cylex :(
[07:49] <dandaman> halp me :(
[07:49] <bryanp6> cybersplice, what does that mean? I'm new to this
[07:49] <bryanp6> cybersplice, new to linux
[07:49] <cylex> dandaman: hate to brake it to you, but you might of have a fsck the sytem
[07:50] <cylex> dandaman: before ubuntu was booting?
[07:50] <dandaman> what do you mean before ubuntu was booting?
[07:50] <cylex> the live cd?
[07:50] <cybersplice> bryanp6, i'm going to have to look at the config files.
[07:50] <testi_> leandrodeassis: this solution is not sufficient as i'd like to react on ANY network configuration the user creates in network-manager
[07:50] <dandaman> ubuntu was never booting
[07:51] <testi_> such as WiFi etc
[07:51] <bryanp6> cybersplice, mkay take your time. I wanna get this to work
[07:51] <testi_> leandrodeassis: i was previously trying upstart, but upstart doesn't emit any network related events
[07:51] <th0ger> Hi, could someone please try if they can see flash on this page: http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/e90b813d#/e90b813d/1 (in firefox) It says my flash version is too old. But, I have the newest flash player (adobe-flashplugin 10.0.32.18-1jaunty1) installed with apt-get. about:plugins shows the newest libflashplayer.so (10.0 r32).
[07:51] <cylex> dandaman: are you able to go to computer, and see /host folder?
[07:52] <cylex> or mount any harddrives
[07:52] <cybersplice> bryanp6, don't worry, it should work. NX is pretty solid.
[07:52] <dandaman> no /host folder
[07:52] <dandaman> lemme try mounting my windows
[07:52] <cylex> k
[07:52] <Dr_Willis> th0ger:  ive seen some pages say your versionis too old when its actually too 'new' :)
[07:53] <dandaman> i right clicked on my windows hd and hit mount
[07:53] <dandaman> nothing happened
[07:53] <dandaman> so im guessing its mounted
[07:53] <Dr_Willis> th0ger:  i saw a message like that just now.. then it went on and did some flash downloading and the page sorks..
[07:53] <Dr_Willis> th0ger: but i am on 9.10 on this box.. I just rembered.
[07:53] <logankoester> How do i know which video driver is in use?
[07:54] <JacobT> how do i remove an application w/ apt-get?
[07:54] <th0ger> Dr_Willis: mine does that too, the page turns grey quickly after
[07:54] <mol> mornin'.. q: i've switched from gnome to awesome (in karmic) and print jobs now arrive in cups as 'cancelled' and 0kb.. got any pointers about which daemon i might be missing?
[07:54] <JacobT> im used to fedora system and just switched to ubuntu today
[07:54] <Zatcharius> dandaman: do you have ntfs-config?
[07:54] <cylex> logankoester: it should be gray, that's the one is in use
[07:54] <dandaman> Zatcharius: im a bit of a newb to linux, how would i find that?
[07:54] <Dr_Willis> th0ger:  well i thumbed through their example/demo magazine just now..
[07:54] <dandaman> newb in  general
[07:55] <cylex> mol: for karmic discussions join #ubuntu+1
[07:55] <Zatcharius> dandaman: Well I usually use Arch linux or Fedora so I don't rightly know the synaptic command but it should be something like 'apt-get install ntfs-config'
[07:55] <dandaman> lets try that
[07:56] <cylex> Zatcharius: will that work on live cd?
[07:56] <dandaman> could not open lock file
[07:56] <dandaman> permission denied
[07:56] <mol> cylex: ah thanks
[07:56] <n1c0> dandaman ,use grubMagicBootDisk
[07:56] <Zatcharius> dandaman: put sudo before it lol
[07:56] <cylex> dandaman: use sudo
[07:56] <dandaman> couldnt find package ntfs-config
[07:57] <cylex> dandaman: try this: http://www.supergrubdisk.org/
[07:57] <Zatcharius> cylex: Usually liveCDs come with ntfs partitions premounted
[07:57] <dandaman> cylex: problem is i only have one cd rom
[07:57] <mo0nykit> In menu.lst, what is the crashkernel option for?
[07:57] <dandaman> and i cant get ubuntu on my flash disk
[07:57] <dandaman> so i can burn it :\
[07:57] <Zatcharius> dandaman: Do you have a free USB flash drive?
[07:57] <dandaman> yeah
[07:57] <dandaman> can i install super grub on a flash drive?
[07:58] <cylex> dandaman: try it
[07:58] <cylex> I dunno
[07:58] <n1c0> dandaman: there is grub bootdisc avaible
[07:58] <n1c0> magic boot and repair mbr
[07:58] <th0ger> Dr_Willis: which flash version?
[07:58] <dandaman> n1c0: how do i get it?
[07:58] <Astray> "/ignore -channels #ubuntu * JOINS PARTS QUITS NICKS"
[07:59] <Astray> oops
[07:59] <n1c0> http://www.supergrubdisk.org/
[07:59] <dandaman> oh
[07:59] <dandaman> i see
[07:59] <dandaman> usb
[08:00] <n1c0> cd,usb,floppy,  all you want :)
[08:00] <cylex> and u can also install ubuntu 9.04 on usb stick it'll go slow or u can install it from usb stick
[08:00] <dandaman> how do i format my flash drive in ubuntu?
[08:00] <logankoester> cylex: in gray? where?
[08:00] <Astray> dandaman: an easy way is to use gparted
[08:01] <cylex> dandaman: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=296219
[08:01] <dandaman> k
[08:01] <cylex> dandaman: I am using google heh
[08:02] <cylex> logankoester: from the System's Menu use the prefrences to find the drivers dialog box
[08:02] <blackjak> would you please tell me what should I do in order to tell the source I'm about to compile to install everything in one directory
[08:03] <dandaman> trying to use gparted
[08:03] <dandaman> wont let me goddamn format it
[08:03] <dandaman> oh crate partition table
[08:03] <dandaman> found it
[08:03] <cylex> dandaman: I'm going to sleep ok?
[08:04] <mneptok> !language > dandaman
[08:04] <th0ger> blackjak: ./configure && make ?
[08:04] <dandaman> ok
[08:04] <dandaman> thanks for the help so far
[08:04] <logankoester> cylex: i see nothing called drivers under preferences... can i just do this from the shell?
[08:05] <cylex> logankoester: not everything is meant to be done from shell
[08:05] <logankoester> cylex: well, there's no "Drivers" app in system > preferences
[08:05] <Guest2298> Soreau ? Could launch X
[08:05] <dandaman> n1c0: so i created a partion using gpart
[08:05] <dandaman> damnit...
[08:05] <Guest2298> Was complaining about memory allocation
[08:06] <Guest2298> but I was in text mode so no copy/paste :s
[08:06] <Guest2298> I meant, CouldNT launch X
[08:06] <JacobT> can someoen plz help me
[08:07] <mneptok> dandaman: did you see ubottu's private message?
[08:07] <logankoester> Uh, since cylex just quit, can anyone else tell me how to find what graphics driver is in use?
[08:07] <omac> ANOMOS tracker test:  https://anomos:anomoshey1@omac.darktech.org/anomos/ubuntu-9.10-beta-desktop-i386.iso.atorrent
[08:07] <omac> for more information visit anomos.info.
[08:08] <mneptok> omac: please do not advertise such stuff here. there are official torrents.
[08:08] <dandaman> sorry, didnt know the d word was a bad word
[08:08] <soreau> Guest2298: You could revert the changes with 'sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf' then edit the file and save it by using Ctrl+X then 'y' and Enter
[08:09] <mneptok> dandaman: it's a slippery slope, sadly.
[08:09] <omac> mneptok:  My share ratio for the actual torrent was 30 this morning.
[08:09] <Guest2298> Soreau ? not thee anymore ?
[08:09] <Guest2298> there ?
[08:09] <mneptok> omac: that's fine. there is no need for alternate trackers. and certainly no need to advertise in official channels.
[08:09] <soreau> Guest2298: Or, you could just start X without a conf file by using 'sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak'
[08:10] <blackjak> configure and make will told the source to do whatever he whats. not what ever I told him
[08:12] <Guest2298> Can someone help me configuring compiz using a X4500 graphic chipset on jaunty ?
[08:13] <logankoester> can anyone tell me how to find what graphics driver is in use?
[08:14] <soreau> Guest2298: You need compiz++ at that resolution. Otherwise, you need to lower it or setup the monitors in vertical fashion
[08:14] <soreau> logankoester: Your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file will tell you
[08:14] <rdhat> forces
[08:14] <Guest2298> compiz ++ ?
[08:14] <rdhat> jalex
[08:15] <logankoester> soreau: thanks, any idea what to grep for?
[08:15] <c00lryguy> whats the most lightweight flash player for ubuntu?
[08:15] <soreau> logankoester: What does 'lspci|grep VGA' say?
[08:15] <Guest2298> Soreau Ive tried the virtual line 4096 4096 in my xorg.conf but X wouldnt launch
[08:16] <soreau> Guest2298: Yea, it's the new version of compiz that you probably wont see until next year sometime
[08:16] <soreau> Guest2298: I know, I saw you complaining
[08:16] <soreau> I told you how to fix it
[08:16] <logankoester> soreau: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[08:17] <snuxoll> soreau: xrandr is supported on the 4XXX series last I checked
[08:17] <soreau> logankoester: Then chances are, you're using the intel driver. Why are you trying to figure out what driver you have? (what are you ultimately trying to accomplish)
[08:17] <snuxoll> soreau: no need for compiz++
[08:17] <dandaman> im trying to drag and drop a folder from the desktop into my usb flash drive and im getting "error while copying. the folder "boot" cannot be copied because  you do not have permissions to create it in the destination."
[08:17] <omac> mneptok:  It's relevant to ubuntu considering that I am running ubuntu 9.04 with python2.6 to run it.  It potentially could become part of the ubuntu repository considering it purpose:  Anonymous Peer-To-Peer File Sharing similar to TOR.   Tor however no longer seems to work if you live in China even when running bridges it seems.  Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.  Bittorrent is not anonymous.  Vuze may be if tor is enabled, but that becomes a problem if 
[08:17] <dandaman> can someone give me maybe the exact line for the terminal i'd need to write
[08:17] <dandaman> im in a live session
[08:17] <c00lryguy> whats the most lightweight flash player for ubuntu?
[08:17] <dandaman> so thats why i dont have permissions
[08:18] <soreau> snuxoll: compiz++ overcomes the max testure size problem. With compiz as it is now, running it on higher resolutions than the MTS for the card will result in corruption past the MTS resolution
[08:18] <soreau> snuxoll: xrandr doesn't help in this case
[08:18] <logankoester> soreau: I just upgraded to karmic and am trying to get Xgl to work under KMS/uxa so I can use compiz
[08:18] <snuxoll> soreau: yeah, but if he's only setting his virtual size as 4096 then that's the same as the MTS on the 4K series
[08:18] <soreau> logankoester: You don't need Xgl. It's old and not needed anymore
[08:19] <dandaman> im going to kill myself
[08:19] <soreau> logankoester: What does 'glxinfo|grep render' say?
[08:19] <omac> mneptok: there is no better compliment to give than to use the ubuntu karmic beta as a test file.
[08:19] <dandaman> cant take this anymore
[08:19] <logankoester> soreau: compiz fails to launch stating xgl not present
[08:19] <snuxoll> xgl...wow, I haven't seen anyone use that since....6.10
[08:19] <Guest2298> Ok thank you, i'll be waiting for the next version of compiz then ... sigh....
[08:19] <soreau> logankoester: That's simply an informational warning, not an error
[08:20] <snuxoll> Guest2298: does X start or is compiz that just fails?
[08:20] <snuxoll> Guest2298: if it's just compiz then could you try metacity's compositor?
[08:20] <logankoester> soreau: Oh, okay. In any case, I'd like to get it working :) glxinfo|grep render says "direct rendering: Yes\nOpenGL renderer string: Software Rasterizer"
[08:20] <mneptok> omac: if you feel you have something of value to offer to the release team, offer it to them. but until then, do not advertise unofficial sources for Ubuntu images in official channels.
[08:20] <soreau> snuxoll: Compiz works but he doesn't want to lower his resolution to fix it
[08:20] <dandaman> can someone help me, im going crazy over this, can anyone devote some time to me in private chat
[08:21] <snuxoll> soreau: the hell kind of resolution is he using?
[08:21] <mneptok> dandaman: what are you actually trying to do?
[08:21] <snuxoll> dandaman: I suggest you call a local hotline if you need help on this
[08:21] <soreau> logankoester: Ok, there's your real problem. swrast (Software Rasterizer) Your X log should show why it's falling back to swrast. So can you pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log?
[08:21] <omac> mneptok:  Thanks for the clarification.
[08:21] <dandaman> copy a folder from my desktop to my usb flash drive
[08:21] <snuxoll> dandaman: wait, wrong person
[08:21] <dandaman> it says i dont have the permissions to do that
[08:21] <soreau> snuxoll: Dual monitor too large for his cards MTS
[08:21] <snuxoll> dandaman: use sudo then
[08:21] <dandaman> how
[08:21] <dandaman> thats the thing
[08:21] <dandaman> im a newb
[08:21] <dandaman> whats the exact line i need to write
[08:22] <snuxoll> soreau: obviously, that means he must have 30" monitors or something
[08:22] <mneptok> dandaman: why are you trying to copy /boot? are you trying to make a bootable USB drive?
[08:22] <dandaman> trying to put supergrub on a pen drive
[08:22] <snuxoll> dandaman: sudo cp ~/Desktop/filename /media/[volume-name]/dest_file
[08:22] <soreau> snuxoll: Resolution has nothing to do with the size of the monitors
[08:22] <soreau> snuxoll: His cards MTS is 2048 and one of his resolution dimensions is 2560 (1280x2)
[08:23] <dandaman> says no such file or directory home/ubuntu/desktop/temp5/boot
[08:23] <snuxoll> soreau: I thought he had a 4XXX card?  Thought those took 4096 pixel textures
[08:23] <soreau> ! paste | logankoester
[08:23] <c00lryguy> whats the most lightweight flash player for ubuntu?
[08:23] <snuxoll> c00lryguy: any 'lightweight' player sucks
[08:24] <snuxoll> c00lryguy: also, stop repeating your question
[08:24] <soreau> snuxoll: Well maybe you're right. I never did get the output of 'glxinfo -l|grep -i max_texture_size' from him
[08:24] <c00lryguy> well if someone helped me out, i wouldnt need to
[08:24] <omac> mneptok:  One more thing.  You guys rock!  Karmic Beta rocks!  The USB Disk Creator works without any hitches every time.  The USB Thumb Drive boot with Karmic Beta boots up the desktop in 1 minute 15 seconds on my old Celeron 2.6GHz CPU.
[08:24] <Guest2298> snuxoll: yes i'm using two 1280x1024 lcds in horizontal dual head display, nothing really exotic
[08:24] <snuxoll> c00lryguy: no one in here is required to help you
[08:24] <snuxoll> c00lryguy: being impatient is a simple way to make sure they ignore you
[08:24] <c00lryguy> a simple "I dont know" would be enough
[08:24] <soreau> snuxoll: If that were the case, the Virtual line I gave him was supposed to fix it but he typoed or something and goofed the X conf file so X failed to start
[08:25] <snuxoll> c00lryguy: do you really want 200 helpers to say "I don't know"?
[08:25] <c00lryguy> alright, im sorry then
[08:25] <snuxoll> c00lryguy: just use the adobe flash player, it works
[08:25] <soreau> Guest2298: Hey, what is the output of 'glxinfo -l|grep -i max_texture_size' BTW?
[08:26] <dandaman> snuxoll: i moved the folder to home/ubuntu now i get this "cp: omitting directory '/home/ubuntu/boot'
[08:26] <vikhram> hi where r the program files in ubuntu
[08:26] <dandaman> what does that mean?
[08:26] <snuxoll> dandaman: cp doesn't recursively copy directories by default
[08:26] <snuxoll> dandaman: use cp -r
[08:26] <Guest2298> soreau : http://pastie.org/643363
[08:26] <snuxoll> vikhram: depends on what you're looking for
[08:26] <vikhram> vuze
[08:26] <snuxoll> vikhram: some binaries are in /bin, others in /usr/bin, others in /usr/local/bin
[08:26] <vikhram> and all application files
[08:27] <soreau> snuxoll: Yea, I was right. MTS=2048
[08:27] <dandaman> OH MY GOD, WHY DOES THIS HATE ME
[08:27] <dandaman> snuxoll: "CP: cannoty create directory 'media/disk-2/': no such file or directory"
[08:27] <snuxoll> soreau: what, really?  that's weird
[08:27] <soreau> dandaman: cp -r foo to/bar
[08:27] <soreau> snuxoll: Not really :P
[08:27] <snuxoll> hell, my 8600GTS has a MTS of 8192
[08:28] <soreau> snuxoll: Yea most intel and some older radeons have MTS of 2048
[08:28] <soreau> snuxoll: My ancient nvidia GeForce3 has 4096 even
[08:28] <logankoester> soreau: Sorry for the delay - http://pastie.org/643365
[08:28] <snuxoll> soreau: oh fail, I saw X4500 and misread it as Radeon 4XXX
[08:28] <dandaman> soreau: tried that, now i get target 'media/disk-2/' is not a directory
[08:28] <snuxoll> soreau: that would explain it!
[08:28] <dandaman> it clearly is
[08:28] <dandaman> im looking at the properties
[08:28] <Guest2298> heres the xorg.conf i've used which crashed X : http://pastie.org/643364
[08:28] <dandaman> of my usb drive
[08:28] <snuxoll> dandaman: */*media/disk-2
[08:29] <snuxoll> dandaman: leading slash is important
[08:29] <vikhram> is there anyway to make a verizon aircard to work in ubuntu 9.04.
[08:29] <vikhram> is ther any software for it
[08:29] <soreau> snuxoll: heh, I don't know the difference for Intel hw ;)
[08:29] <logankoester> soreau: oops, wrong file, sorry
[08:29] <dandaman> cp: target `*/*media/disk-2/' is not a directory
[08:29] <dandaman> same thing
[08:29] <soreau> logankoester: yup
[08:29] <snuxoll> soreau: intel chips ):
[08:29] <snuxoll> dandaman: take out the *'s, they were used for emphasis....
[08:29] <logankoester> soreau: http://pastie.org/643368
[08:29] <dandaman> got it
[08:29] <dandaman> worked now
[08:30] <omac> dandaman:  Please do this carelly:    cp someFile /media/disk/
[08:31] <dandaman> thanks for the help guys
[08:31] <soreau> logankoester: You need UXA. Add this to the Device section of xorg.conf: Option "AccelMethod" "UXA"
[08:31] <Astray> Is thunderbird still being actively developed?
[08:31] <dandaman> hopefully this supergrub fixes my problem
[08:31] <logankoester> soreau: I have that in my xorg.conf
[08:31] <dandaman> otherwise ill definitely have to slam my head against the wall
[08:32] <logankoester> soreau: my xorg.conf -> http://pastie.org/643365
[08:32] <soreau> logankoester: Well your X log says it's using exa for acceleration
[08:32] <logankoester> Is that log updated every time X is started soreau ?
[08:32] <soreau> logankoester: Yes
[08:33] <logankoester> then I find that quite strange
[08:33] <csaba> anyone knows how to setup my bluetooth headset on ubuntu?
[08:33] <logankoester> I've restarted X many times since enabling uxa
[08:33] <soreau> logankoester: Actually, it's strange. It shows that it recognizes the option but directly afterward says using exa
[08:33] <mcmlxxi> we have a network printer. when I try printing from my ubuntu, it says Unable to connect to CIFS host and NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME. what could be the problem?
[08:33] <soreau> logankoester: So maybe try asking in #intel-gfx, idk why it's acting funny like that
[08:33] <logankoester> soreau: Alright, thanks for your help
[08:34] <logankoester> :)
[08:34] <mcmlxxi> it has been like this (iirc) since I upgraded to jaunty
[08:37] <csaba> anyone knows how to setup my bluetooth headset on ubuntu?
[08:37] <Gnea> csaba: to do what?
[08:37] <csaba> to listen to music
[08:37] <csaba> I can find the device, but don't know what to do then to send the music to the headset
[08:38] <Gnea> csaba: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothAudio
[08:38] <cybersplice> bryanp6: I'm here, again.
[08:38] <bryanp6> cybersplice, mkay
[08:38] <bryanp6> cybersplice, figure anything out?
[08:38] <cybersplice> bryanp6: just installing on another machine.
[08:38] <csaba> Gnea: yeah I've tried that, but sudo modprobe snd-bt-sco returns
[08:38] <cybersplice> i found all the config files, jsut have to look for any acl settings
[08:38] <csaba> FATAL: Module snd_bt_sco not found.
[08:39] <bryanp6> cybersplice, cool. I've been messing with the port forwarding but no go still
[08:40] <cybersplice> Port forwarding isn't the issue, since your SSH works OK.
[08:40] <Gnea> csaba: you probably have to install it then, should be able to find it like this: apt-cache search bluetooth audio
[08:40] <cybersplice> It tunnels all its connections via ssh.
[08:40] <Gnea> csaba: notably, you'll want the alsa support
[08:40] <mohan_> hi..
[08:41] <mohan_> is it possible to recover a deleted ntfs dynamic partition using gpart?
[08:41] <bryanp6> cybersplice, oh... well that explains why I didn't get anywhere :P
[08:41] <csaba> Gnea: bluetooth, gnome-bluetooth, libbluetooth3, alsa-base, alsa-utils etc. are all already installed
[08:42] <_Techie_> how can i read files from a corrupt windows partition in linux?
[08:42] <csaba> if I write sudo /usr/bin/btsco -r -f 00:C0:DF:03:0E:EB
[08:42] <mcmlxxi> we have a network printer. when I try printing from my ubuntu, it says Unable to connect to CIFS host and NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME. what could be the problem?
[08:42] <csaba> then I get messages like Error: hwdep next device (hw:0): Operation not permitted
[08:42] <mcmlxxi> it has been like this (iirc) since I upgraded to jaunty
[08:42] <csaba> Error: control open (hw:2): No such file or directory
[08:43] <csaba> Error: Can't find device. Bail
[08:43] <csaba> etc.
[08:44] <Gnea> !info bluez-alsa
[08:45] <mohanohi> anybody?
[08:46] <csaba> Gnea: sudo apt-get install bluez-alsa
[08:46] <csaba> bluez-alsa is already the newest version.
[08:46] <mohanohi> is it possible to recover a deleted ntfs dynamic partition using gpart?
[08:46] <csaba> I have jaunty
[08:46] <kraut> moin
[08:47] <Rugxulo> mohanohi, no idea but doubtful ... try something like TestDisk
[08:47] <mohanohi> Rugxulo: ok :)
[08:47] <administrator> can i play igi 2 on ubuntu 9
[08:47] <cybersplice> bryanp6: still here, haven't forgotten you.
[08:48] <bryanp6> cybersplice: mkay, I think I'm going to step out for a smoke quick. brb
[08:48] <Rugxulo> mohanohi:   http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
[08:49] <ursus> hello! I speak about my friend's problem. He used win xp, but it crashed: he can't start the OS, because a blue screen appears only. We have a Xubuntu 9.04 live Cd, and we would like to use it to save the data from the hard disk. But the problem is, that gparted sees a big, unallocated partition only. How could we access to the data on the hard disk?
[08:49] <Dinar2> Hello
[08:49] <mohanohi> Rugxulo: yeah reading..
[08:49] <cybersplice> ursus: you need to carve the files out of that partition,
[08:49] <Guest41704> can i paly IGI 2 on ubuntu 9
[08:49] <Rugxulo> what is IGI 2 ?
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> Rugxulo: project igi
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> !appdb | Guest41704
[08:50] <Guest41704> IGI 2 converter strick a game
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> Rugxulo: FPS
[08:50]  * zaggynl shudders
[08:50] <zaggynl> I don't have good memories of IGI
[08:51] <ursus> cybersplice, how should I do this?
[08:51] <Rugxulo> ursus, try reading this:   http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
[08:51] <cybersplice> ursus: google "Magic Rescue"
[08:51] <zaggynl> Guest41704: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=3293
[08:51] <ursus> thank you both, I'll check it
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> ursus: you may have to use testdisk or gparted to partition the disk but DO NOT format it, you will then have a partition to work with, you can also use foremost to access the disk to see if any data can be found, filenames WILL be lost but the data will most likely still be there
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> ursus: is there no data backup?
[08:52] <cybersplice> ursus: If you can't get the job done with those tools, let me know and i will refer you to a commercial tool that might help.
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> !recovery
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> !datarecovery
[08:52] <Dr_Willis> ursus:  ive also seen viruses that encrypt/goof up partitions that way..   Gotta love encrypted partition tables...
[08:52] <cybersplice> ActionParsnip: It's a dead XP, will the alternate carve up a dead ntfs fat?
[08:52] <Dr_Willis> ursus:  #windows might have some suggestions also.
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> ursus: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[08:53] <bofi> llll
[08:53] <mondain> A bit offtopic: I'm working on a slogan for my company. Directly translated to english from my language is "Your company's IT Department" but I think that sounds a bit boring. Does anyone have a suggestion for a better one with the same theme?
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> cybersplice: the data is still on the partition so should be ok, the fat is already dead
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> !ot | mondain
[08:53] <Dr_Willis> Thats dosent even have a theme mondain  :)   ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:54] <cybersplice> ActionParsnip: I thought he said it showed as an unpartitioned disk.
[08:54] <Rugxulo> TestDisk can fix some low-level stuff like that, though
[08:54] <mondain> sorry, i'll do that :)
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> cybersplice: sure but foremost will still be able to access the disk raw to see what it can find
[08:54] <Guest41704> how can i format the disk volume
[08:54] <cybersplice> ActionParsnip: Yes, i didn't realise it was on the alternative cd.
[08:54] <cybersplice> (fun.)
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> Guest41704: gparted will fomt any partition you like, the data WILL be lost if you format
[08:55] <ubuntistas> karmic koala is going crazy, i'm testing it and the only problem is appearance
[08:55] <ubuntistas> ubunturo's speaking
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> cybersplice: ot sure of that
[08:55] <shiftless> is there a way to make APT fetch multiple files at once? my LAME isp has just started limited individual connections to 2,397 bytes/sec max
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: theme it up then
[08:55] <cybersplice> ActionParsnip: That being said, you could always apt-get install it.
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> shiftless: no as the single instance of apt will lock the pakages, you could manually wget files I guess
[08:56] <ct529> hi everybody! when the update notifier shows some packages need updating, I would like to update only one of the computers on the network, and then from that one I would like to update all the others, so that I only download once. Is that possible?
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> cybersplice: true, assuming a network connection exists
[08:56] <shiftless> Action: I'd be willing to try that, but how do i get a list of URLs to fetch?
[08:56] <cybersplice> yes, yes
[08:56] <cybersplice> brb, servers just arrived
[08:57] <jasonmchristos> i just sold my ipod nano, is there any way to securely erase it in ubuntu?
[08:57] <csaba> ah ok got it to work, this link helped: http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?t=780054
[08:57] <ActionParsnip> shiftless: you'd need to tell apt get to tell you what is possibly updatable, then get the debs manually, its a bit messy
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> ct529: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Create-a-LAN-Repository-with-Apt-Cacher-45978.shtml
[08:58] <Silver_Fox_> vikhram, here
[08:58] <Silver_Fox_> Whoops
[08:58] <ct529> thanks a lot !
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[08:59] <ActionParsnip> jasonmchristos: you can use http://ubuntuportal.blogspot.com/2007/03/how-to-clear-free-hard-drive-space-with.html
[08:59] <jasonmchristos> ActionParsnip: THANKS I WILL TAKE A LOOK
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> jasonmchristos: little app called scrub, you could find a deb but that link gives the syntax
[08:59] <ct529> the other question is  .... is anyone using apt-fast? it is recommended on the last linux format
[08:59] <csaba> how can I create a 10 sec pause in a bash script? I need a startup script to be executed 10 seconds after the startup of the system
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> jasonmchristos: try getting a deb or compile source first, alien is possible but i dont advise it
[09:00] <Cr4zy_B0y> ec
[09:00] <ActionParsnip> csaba: sleep 10
[09:00] <csaba> thanks
[09:01] <jasonmchristos> ActionParsnip: do you know if the dban boot cd does usb devices?
[09:01] <shiftless> it seems there is a --print-uris option to apt-get that prints out a list of URIs to fetch. looks like i could write a little script to parse it and output a cleaned up list to pass to wget
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> jasonmchristos: not even heard of dban, sorry
[09:01] <Guest41704> what is the best shooting game for ubuntu
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> shiftless: man apt-get
[09:01] <testi_> How can I cript run as soon as any network devices receives an ip-address or a default route?
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> !best | Guest41704
[09:02] <testi_> oops
[09:02] <testi_> How can I automatically run a script as soon as any network devices receives an ip-address or a default route?
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> Guest41704: best is an opinion so is not concrete, I like urban terror and penumbra (penumbra is not free but the demo is badass)
[09:03] <bryanp6> cybersplice: I'm back
[09:03] <Guest41704> how can i get urban terror
[09:03] <cybersplice> bryanp6: was just taking a delivery.
[09:04] <ActionParsnip> testi_: you can have a config in /etc/network/interfaces to run it when the interface becomes active
[09:05] <ActionParsnip> Guest41704: wesearch, my boy. Its a counterstrike like game based on the Unreal engine so you cn do wall jumps :)
[09:05] <qdb> hello. may be i broke upgrade to 904 myself turning off sometime after seeing black screen , may be i have not tried to ptress keys , may be it was screen saver
[09:05] <qdb> then  have runned aptget upgrade -f as i remember
[09:06] <qdb> then it started to freeze on system load screen or at login screen
[09:06] <qdb> then i have started with kernel 2 6 27 14 (instead of 2 6 28 15) and it works now
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> qdb: boot to recovery root console (ESC when grun loads, select recovery mode, select root)
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> qdb: try: apt-get -f install    from there
[09:07] <qdb> i have already made that and i am now in desktop
[09:07] <ct529> ctionParsnip: the documentation you pointed me to is great, very easy to set up ....
[09:07] <jabapyth> I accidentally tried to hibernate my karmic installation, and now it's effectively bricked ;) In recovery mode it stops at "EDD no device found". I'm on a livecd right now -- is there any way to delete the hibernation file(s)?
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> ct529: sweet
[09:07] <Dr_Willis> jabapyth:  i thought it hibernated to the swap partition. not a file.
[09:08] <jabapyth> could be
[09:08] <mcmlxxi> we have a network printer. when I try printing from my ubuntu, it says Unable to connect to CIFS host and NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME. what could be the problem?
[09:08] <Dr_Willis> jabapyth:  and i thought recovery mode bypassed that.
[09:08] <jabapyth> hmmmm
[09:08] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  is it on a windows machine? or stand alone?
[09:08] <qdb> ok i will try
[09:08] <qdb> thank you
[09:09] <mcmlxxi> Dr_Willis, standalone
[09:09] <testi_> ActionParsnip: I'm not sure if that covers the requirement ANY network device (such as network device that gets plugged in and then becomes a ip address via gnome-network-manager of which i do not know the interface name) - but I just found /etc/network/if-post-up.d
[09:09] <jabapyth> Dr_Willis: not according to this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/329771
[09:09] <mcmlxxi> Dr_Willis, iirc, this started happening after I upgraded to jaunty
[09:09] <testi_> *becomes/receives
[09:09] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  you could try connecting to it via ip instead of its samba name. You may want touse smbtree and findsmb commands to see if the thingis seen at all.. also check its workgroup, and the /etc/samba/smb.conf to be sure workgroups are the same...
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> testi_: its any network device, look into post-up
[09:10] <cybersplice> bryanp6: NOW i'm installing.
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> testi_: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-wireless-networking-41/post-up-problem-with-etcnetworkinterfaces-465663/
[09:10] <cybersplice> bryanp6: pallet of Dell equipment sitting next to my desk cluttering up the place....
[09:10] <jhannes> hi. when I want to install or upgrade a PEAR package in 9.10alpha5, pear just downloads the file and then stops without an error or installation of the package. anyone the same problem or know how to fix that?
[09:10] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  many stand alone printer/servers also can share a printer in ways other then using samba.  ipp:/### or other ways as well
[09:10] <jabapyth> Dr_Willis: any way I can reset the swap partition? would anything ad happen if I just reformatted it?
[09:11] <mcmlxxi> Dr_Willis, I have set it up using its IP
[09:11] <Dr_Willis> jabapyth:  proberly not much..   you can use the mkswap command from a live cd..
[09:11] <bryanp6> cybersplice: lol
[09:11] <mcmlxxi> Dr_Willis, smbtree can't find id
[09:11] <mcmlxxi> it*
[09:12] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  i also recall in teh past editing /etc/hosts to put in the machine name / proper ip# on a problematic setup once.
[09:13] <biped> Guys, is there a chan for 9.10?
[09:13] <Dr_Willis> !ubunt+1
[09:13] <DJones> !karmic
[09:14] <mcmlxxi> Dr_Willis, I don't know what the machine name is
[09:14] <mcmlxxi> dr
[09:14] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  findsmb may show it.
[09:14] <ct529> ctionParsnip: sorry to bother you again: do you why there is a long backlog of blocked updates? it is has been there for at least 3 weeks ....
[09:14] <mcmlxxi> Dr_Willis, no it didn't
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> ct529: not sure, i just go along with updates as they come
[09:15] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  then somthing is really wrong then.   you can get to its web interface? it may be some security setting
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> ct529: if you tab complete my nick its much better
[09:15] <^Cheeky> hi, i kinda did something stupid , i was testing installing ubuntu 9.04 and when installing it i did not use ext4 and used the entire disk. is there any way i can change from ext3 to ext4, /. i know the answer is no . but just asking ..
[09:15] <mcmlxxi> Dr_Willis, I'm not the admin, but let me try
[09:15] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  normally between 'findsmb' and 'smbtree' those 2 show most every samba thing ive evver had on my lan.
[09:15] <ct529> wait ....
[09:16] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  you could also check the docs for the device - it might support the IPP: method of printer shareing
[09:16] <livingdaylight> Hola Ubunteros!
[09:16] <livingdaylight> how do i activate Bluetooth please?
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> ct529: to address me type Actio then press tab
[09:16] <firecrotch> ct529: are you talking about packages that are being held back?
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> ct529: see how my text to you is highlighted, thats not an accident
[09:16] <ct529> ActionParsnip: yes, this is what I normally do .... I must have done something starnge
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> ct529: thats cool :)
[09:16] <livingdaylight> System>Preferences>Bluetooth only gives me a  general preference dialog
[09:17] <ct529> firecrotch: yes
[09:17] <Fragsworth> When I run apt-get install, how do I find out where the system installed the package?
[09:17] <ct529> firecrotch: there is a long list
[09:17] <mcmlxxi> Dr_Willis, is it possible that I have to change the workgroup name in smb.conf_
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> ct529: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[09:17] <ct529> firecrotch: for example the last linux headers are in there ....
[09:17] <ct529> ActionParsnip: well .... you should not really need to do that
[09:18] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  i alwyas set all them to be the same out of habbit.
[09:18] <firecrotch> ct529: you can do sudo apt-get dist-upgrade to install them
[09:18] <firecrotch> ct529: it happens when an update to a package adds a new package to its dependencies - apt-get upgrade will NEVER install new packages, only updates
[09:18] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  over the years of fighting with samba. ive just developed a routine of what to doto get things working. :)
[09:18] <firecrotch> Oh and new kernels are always held back
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> ct529: true, but your system should also boot but it doesnt
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> ct529: your system is on its ass so should is out the window
[09:18] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  set up same workgroups.  make sure names are in /etc/hosts like findsmb shows.. give users a samba password with 'sudo smbpasswd -a username'  and so on..
[09:19] <mcmlxxi> Dr_Willis, I'm in the web interface now, I can't see a setting for workgroup name
[09:19] <ct529> firecrotch: ActionParsnip: sorry did not understand the last two sentences .... :)
[09:19] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  also check the ip range to be shared to. couldbe  a wrong/blocked range
[09:19] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  and see what services other ways it may share the printer
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> ct529: from the termina run: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[09:19] <mcmlxxi> Dr_Willis, that's the problem, findsmb can't find it
[09:19] <ct529> ActionParsnip: yes, already done ....
[09:19] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  that sort of tells me it may be using a different ip/range
[09:20] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  findsmb shows all the various workgrpups it sees here.
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> ct529: if you cant get a desktop now, run: sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-desktop
[09:20] <mcmlxxi> Dr_Willis, I just checked, it is using the same IP range as us
[09:20] <ct529> ActionParsnip: yes, I have no problems with my desktop .... why????
[09:20] <Dr_Willis> mcmlxxi:  im out of ideas then. #samba may have some more ideas.
[09:21] <cybersplice> bryanp6: doesn't look like there are any restrictions in the config.
[09:21] <kubuntuboy> hi. i have a little question about vpn. i am using openvpn to connect to a vpn provider. in jaunty and below it was no problem. when i connected to vpn, all my traffic was redirected thru vpn. but here in karmic (beta) i can still connect but nothing will be routed thru vpn.  i am using the exactly same config files.
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> ct529: what is your issue again?
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> ct529: please
[09:22] <ct529> ActionParsnip: the apt-cacher + the long list of backlog on update .... :) ....  both already solved ....
[09:22] <ct529> ActionParsnip: I thought your were probably thinking of someone else
[09:22] <bryanp6> cybersplice: hmmm
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> ct529: sorry, yeah crossed wires in brain
[09:24] <ct529> ActionParsnip: :D:D ....
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> ct529: coffee hasnt kicked in yet
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> my bad
[09:24] <mcmlxxi> thanks anyway Dr_Willis
[09:24] <ct529> ActionParsnip: I just had a coffeine injection .... :D
[09:24] <cybersplice> bryanp6: did you create NX users?
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> ct529: btw, you may want to occasionally hack out old updates or your repo is going to get VERY big
[09:25] <j_2009> hello
[09:25] <cybersplice> ActionParsnip: my new SAN's have shipped!
[09:25] <jontoenn> Need to install the OpenOffice Base on my Ubuntu 9.04, but can't find a package in the Synaptics. Help anyone?
[09:25] <ct529> ActionParsnip: yes, I will .... thanks!
[09:25] <bryanp6> cybersplice: it works over the local network so i would imagine so?
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> ct529: could make a script to read the created dates of the debs and delete any that are say 2 months old
[09:25] <j_2009> I would like to contribute to an ubuntu app, can someone point me in the right direction?
[09:25] <joe84> Hey all, how can I find out what graphics card I have using Karmic?
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> joe84: sudo lshw -C display
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | joe84
[09:26] <DJones> !contribute | j_2009
[09:26] <ct529> ActionParsnip: that is a good idea .... actually even a week, because all computers connect, check and upgrade every day
[09:26] <j_2009> ok ubottu
[09:26] <cybersplice> bryanp6: hm, yes. using your own normal user?
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> ct529: call it as you will
[09:26] <bryanp6> cybersplice: yep
[09:27] <jontoenn> HELP! Need to install the OpenOffice Base on my Ubuntu 9.04, but can't find a package in the Synaptics.
[09:27] <ct529> I would like to remove the update manager, because I mostly update by hands. If I apt-get remove update-manager-core, then it tries to remove even the packagekit .... why?
[09:28] <JoshuaL> jontoenn, via terminal: sudo apt-get install openoffice.org-base
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> ct529: you can check http://packages.ubuntu.com to inspect the dependancies
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> !info openoffice.org-base
[09:28] <ct529> ActionParsnip: yes, I know .... I just do not understand why these dependency
[09:28] <cybersplice> bryanp6: what's the listen address in your ssh config?
[09:28] <Sparkie> whats wrong witht his: sudo pgkd --purge file
[09:28] <rakesh_> hey cn anyone tell me how 2 connect two laptops through wifi
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> ct529: seems a little weird, log a bug if you feel it is inappropriate
[09:29] <ct529> ActionParsnip: yes, I should do
[09:29] <bryanp6> cybersplice: 22
[09:29] <neutrino>  i am trying to assist a friend to setup a dialup connection and we have already installed the wvdial package and it working.we were able to get connection but the connection remains idel? Any idea, what might be wrong?
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> rakesh_: you need to setup an ad-hoc network if you have no router, if you do then the connection is already there
[09:30] <Sparkie> ActionParsnip
[09:30] <cybersplice> bryanp6: what's the listen address? it should have an IP
[09:30] <Sparkie> whats wrong witht his: sudo pgkd --purge file
[09:30] <cybersplice> bryanp6: well, it MIGHT have an IP, rather.
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> !info pgkd
[09:30] <Sparkie> whats the command then
[09:30] <bryanp6> cybersplice: oh, what can I type in to find out?
[09:30] <Sparkie> !info pkgd
[09:30] <Sparkie> !info gpkd
[09:30] <rakesh_> can anyone tell me how 2 connect 2 laptop through wifi..so that i can acess net on both...through one lan wire
[09:30] <Sparkie> !info p
[09:30] <cybersplice> bryanp6: pastebin your whole config
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> Sparkie: what are you trying to achieve?
[09:30] <joe84> Can someone tell me how to find out what driver I should download for my gpu "GeForce 8600M GT"?
[09:30] <rakesh_> pls response me
[09:30] <Dr_Willis> !ics | rakesh_
[09:30] <Sparkie> remove a file/directory completely
[09:31] <Ali_nz> who was it that gave me a copy of realvnc viewer last night?
[09:31] <JoshuaL> rakesh_, set up a ad-hock network
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> joe84: gksudo jockey-gtk
[09:31] <Ali_nz> was it you JoshuaL?
[09:31] <bryanp6> cybersplice: not sure what that means
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> Sparkie: then you can use: rm -rf <directory to delete>
[09:31] <Sparkie> nah
[09:31] <Sparkie> cause i neda log in
[09:31] <Sparkie> doesnt work
[09:31] <Sparkie> access denied, so i want to use sudo
[09:31] <albertxiaoyu> who have done this kind of job---Bug Triage ? I want to do this kind of job, I want to contribute.
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> Sparkie: sure, if your user doesnt have write access
[09:32] <joe84> ActionParsnip: No drivers appear in the list when I run that command
[09:32] <cybersplice> !pastebin | bryanp6
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> Sparkie: it will delete ALL subfolders, so check first
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> joe84: ok then run: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[09:32] <Sparkie> ActionParsnip, its the admin accoutn
[09:32] <Sparkie> like root admin thing, the top one :)
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> Sparkie: i am familiar with linux accounts ;)
[09:33] <Sparkie> so how do i do it?
[09:33] <Sparkie> sudo rm -rf thingo ?
[09:33] <jontoenn>  JoshuaL: I only get this message: "E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?"
[09:34] <joe84> ActionParsnip: Thanks, will give it a go!
[09:34] <bryanp6> cybersplice: what command in the terminal do I type to find out what IP it is listening to?
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> joe84: you'll need to restart X after install
[09:35] <Sparkie> ActionParsnip
[09:35] <Sparkie> sudo rm -rf thingo ?
[09:35] <cybersplice> cybersplice: i'd rather see your config file, if it's all the same to you. One moment.
[09:35] <Sparkie> !info sudo
[09:36] <nowintentoplease> quite
[09:36] <Sparkie> hey it worked!@
[09:36] <trakcyia> i have a web page source and i want to get a list of all the pdf URLs. got any cat | grep  magic for me?
[09:36] <Sparkie> cheers ActionParsnip!
[09:36] <biped> !info eeepc
[09:36] <trakcyia> all the links are in the form <a href=foo.pd>
[09:36] <biped> bah pks only
[09:36] <trakcyia> pdf
[09:37] <trakcyia> this would really make my day
[09:37] <blip-> hi, I need to start a program on system boot, but this program needs to authenticate with a license server when it starts... otherwise it starts with limited features.    What's the best way to make sure the internet/eth0 is up before launching the program ?     I tried /etc/rc.local  /etc/rc2.d with S90 in the filename...and also headers in those scripts.   nothing works.
[09:37] <qdb> hello. http://paste2.org/p/454833
[09:38] <qdb> ActionParsnip
[09:38] <bob> HI
[09:38] <Dr_Willis>  blip-  ive used rc.local but put a long pause/wait befor stuff starts up.. Or you could  check the ouytput of ifconfig i guess to be sure networkingis working befor launching the app.
[09:39] <cybersplice> OK. bryanp6. sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[09:39] <cybersplice> bryanp6: then do, pastebinit -i /etc/ssh/sshd_config -b http://paste.ubuntu.com
[09:39] <blip-> Dr_Willis: hmm I also tried that, sleep 20 seconds but it didn't seem to work.    can I check the ifconfig output in the script itself ?   won't that just mean eth0 is up but it the machine hasn't neccessarily recieved an ip by dhcp  ?
[09:39] <cybersplice> send me the url it generates
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> qdb: No apport report written because the error message indicates a disk full error
[09:40] <trakcyia> what is the best way to extra a bunch of links out of a web page source?
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> qdb: if you run: df -h     is the partition holding /var/cache at 100% use by any chance
[09:40] <trakcyia> extract^
[09:40] <bryanp6> cybersplice: http://paste.ubuntu.com/286794/
[09:40] <Dr_Willis> blip-:  you could see if ifconfig eth0 has a valid ip via some script/grep/sed commands i imagine.
[09:41] <joe84> ActionParsnip: So I downloaded that driver, I guess it installed ok... no errors or anything. I'm still not getting the compiz effects. Any ideas?
[09:41] <cybersplice> bryanp6: see the line where it says #ListenAddress 0.0.0.0 ?
[09:41] <qdb> ActionParsnip, df like shows incorrectly 5.3G free space
[09:41] <bryanp6> cybersplice: yeah
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> blip-:  or i recall there being a command sing that can ping/wait for a network to be avail. its dssigned for scripting also
[09:41] <cybersplice> bryanp6: remove the # and save the file.
[09:41] <bryanp6> it says that's to set restrictions though
[09:41] <cybersplice> bryanp6: it's so you can restrict the server to a specific IP, for example. So only an administrator can connect, etc.
[09:41] <joe84> ActionParsnip: Sorry, just saw your other msg about restarting X. Will do it now!
[09:41] <cybersplice> bryanp6: You don't need it, and it's getting in teh way.
[09:42] <barrie> I'm trying to get my realtek 8101E ethernet card working, I don't even have an eth0 in ifconfig. Anyone got any ideas?
[09:42] <bryanp6> cybersplice: saved
[09:42] <cybersplice> bryanp6: /etc/init.d/sshd restart
[09:42] <cybersplice> then try again
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> joe84: if you run nvidia-settings     do you get an error message?
[09:42] <bryanp6> cybersplice: trying
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> oh well
[09:42] <zhaozhou> Are there more then one synaptics driver? xinput lists my "SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad", but it isn't working.
[09:42] <bryanp6> cybersplice: connection refused
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> qdb: looks like you need to fsck imho, i dont understand russian so dont understand the errors you are  getting so much
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> qdb: could try: sudo apt-get clean
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> qdb: then retry
[09:43] <chu_> Evening all.
[09:43] <qdb> i tried both this
[09:43] <qdb> when was in recovery mode
[09:43] <qdb> i will try again
[09:43] <cybersplice> hmm
[09:44] <barrie> r8169 driver doesn't appear to work
[09:44] <qdb> fsck says WARNING!!!  Running e2fsck on a mounted filesystem may cause SEVERE filesystem damage.
[09:44] <qdb> i should not run it when it is mounted?
[09:44] <qdb> ActionParsnip
[09:44] <zhaozhou> Hmm, now that I'm thinking about it, I have this 'button bar' which is touch sensitive. Might this count as a touchpad?
[09:44] <lerster> I did have a silly question why does Quake 1 Run fine on the 8.10 work for it, yet the upgraded kernal does not.... i don't have time to wait for an answer... i'm just made that it worked previously then stopped working after the kernal upgrade b4. Anyways, off i goes.
[09:45] <chu_> qdb, what are you trying to fsck? /? /home?
[09:45] <qdb> chu_, /
[09:45] <blip-> Dr_Willis: I just installed a sing from the repo,   is it this one:    sing - Send ICMP Nasty Garbage packets to network hosts
[09:45] <firecrotch> qdb: you definitely should NOT run e2fsck on a mounted filesystem
[09:45] <pradeep> can somebody help me fix suspend function in my laptop. When i suspends successfully but can't resume
[09:46] <qdb> thank you
[09:46] <chu_> Maybe a Live disc?
[09:46] <odonata> hows it possible to check if the vpn is correctly encrypted?
[09:46] <qdb> chu_, i can run it in recovery mode
[09:46] <qdb> i have already runned it
[09:46] <qdb> i think is not needed
[09:47] <joe84> ActionParsnip: Just tried logging out and trying again... still doesn't work. Would I need to restart the machine?
[09:47] <qdb> it is not needed
[09:48] <Ali_nz> anyone got realvnc enterprise viewer here?
[09:48] <num_l0ck3d> no
[09:48] <pradeep> ?
[09:48] <num_l0ck3d> hey pradeep, from India?
[09:50] <krs2> anyone familiar with a way to get nautilus to do stuff when double clicking on a empty spot on the desktop?
[09:50] <mutt1> anyone can help for hd not detected because i/o error
[09:50] <pradeep> can somebody help me fix suspend function in my laptop. When i suspends successfully but can't resume
[09:51] <num_l0ck3d> pradeep we need more information
[09:51] <num_l0ck3d> what distribution you are using
[09:51] <num_l0ck3d> and kernel release etc
[09:51] <qwe_> hi. Is there any way to setup a proxy for wired connection (so there's no need to set it up in every program)?
[09:51] <num_l0ck3d> and a bit of your hardware config too, is required
[09:51] <num_l0ck3d> qwe_, set up in gnome proxy configuration
[09:52] <ActionParsnip> !proxy | qwe_
[09:52] <ActionParsnip> hmm
[09:52] <ActionParsnip> qwe_: you can install a squid server
[09:54] <Dr_Willis> i recall seeing some 'trasnparent proxy howtos' some where
[09:54] <rakesh_> is there any genious
[09:56] <nomad111> hi is it possible to get graphical applications running under root user to render using same theme preference as regular user?
[09:56] <qdb> thank you
[09:56] <jpds> Dr_Willis: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-setup-transparent-squid-proxy-server-in-ubuntu.html
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> nomad111: you can use gksudo
[09:57] <firecrotch> nomad111: The easiest way to do that is to copy your config files from your home directory to root's home directory, which is /root
[09:57] <mutt1> anyone know about hard disk not detect because i?o error?
[09:58] <Dr_Willis> jpds:  the transparent squids of the deep ocean!  On the Next national Geographic special.
[09:59] <nomad111> ActionParsnip: then why does synaptic look so ugly running using gksudo
[09:59] <nomad111> firecrotch: thanks ill try you suggestion now
[09:59] <Dr_Willis> nimrod0:  its using the root users theme settings.
[09:59] <nomad111> firecrotch: would i need to restart my computer?
[10:00] <FonFon> nomad111: that should happen already unless your using custom installed themes... if so copy  your HOME/.themes to /usr/share/themes
[10:00] <Dr_Willis> oops that was for nomad111  :)
[10:00] <nomad111> ok ill try it out
[10:00] <davidguard> ActionParsnip: Hey I was helping my friend Joe84 with that driver problem and after he installed it we tried restarting the machine and he got a bunch of errors and a recommendation to use fsck. Tried that... didn't work... any suggestions?
[10:02] <mcmlxxi> Dr_Willis, I'm sorry smbtree can find it \\MTOZSES\HP-LaserJet-1022n but still can't print to it
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> nomad111: no idea, i dont use it
[10:02] <nomad111> FonFon: once they are copied do i need to do anything else or just restart the apps?
[10:02] <nomad111> ah it worked straight away
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> davidguard: boot to livecd to use better fsck options
[10:02] <nomad111> awesome
[10:02] <nomad111> thanks everyone for your help
[10:02] <FonFon> no worries
[10:03] <nomad111> !dvd
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> nomad111: if you open nautilus and in the address bar put: smb:\\MTOZSES   can you see the printer?
[10:03] <FonFon> nomad111: just so you know it also aplise for icons as well
[10:03] <yusa> hey all
[10:04] <nomad111> FonFon: ye i noticed that as well, cheers
[10:04] <bt> hi, anyone had luck upgranding bt4 with jaunty or karmic packages? or will it break all the kde3 stuff
[10:06] <bt> kde4!
[10:06] <bt> !kde4
[10:06] <xinyou> bt backtrack?
[10:06] <bt> yep
[10:08] <mcmlxxi> Dr_Willis, are you still there?
[10:08] <davidguard> ActionParsnip: so we have the livecd running. What fsck options should we use... I've never used it before.
[10:09] <Promille> Hey. Does anyone have any knownledge what could run on port number 64200? Theres something running there on a mate's PC, but he have no idea what it is. Its ubuntu 9.04. I think this sounds very strange, nmap says it doesnt know either. Have set it under wireshark surveilance now. Could this possible be an rogue Remote Access daemon?
[10:09] <bt> !jaunty
[10:09] <FonFon> ubottu: speaking of the free formats, the new theora 1.1, http://hacks.mozilla.org/2009/09/theora-1-1-released/
[10:09] <yusa> is there anyone who can help a newbie, I've deleted the shutdown menu (right down corner of the screen) need to get it back.
[10:10] <Xcell> yusa-  right click add to pannel
[10:10] <yusa> yes ?
[10:10] <yusa> what is name of that menu
[10:10] <davidguard> ActionParsnip: funny thing is that the restricted drivers are available from the livecd. But in the installed version there are no drivers in the list.
[10:11] <Xcell> right click in panel click add to pannel
[10:11] <yusa> I did,
[10:11] <yusa> but I cant find that panel
[10:11] <Xcell> the whole pannel is missing?
[10:11] <FonFon> Promille: it might be p2p traffic
[10:11] <O__o> haha
[10:11] <yusa> what the hell ? what is this spam
[10:12] <zaoul> hey, If I have a P4 and a core2 duo, should I be able to just swap the drive into the core2 and it boot?
[10:12] <Xcell> if its the same mobo
[10:12] <Zatcharius> zaoul: hard drive or what?
[10:12] <Promille> FonFon: ok. why'd think that? i currently dont have any p2p servers of any kind open
[10:13] <Promille> FonFon: as i know of..
[10:13] <yusa> Xcell: no mate, only the shutdown menu  (restart,logout etc)
[10:13] <qdb> http://paste2.org/p/454872
[10:13] <bt> cool, i installed bt4, but does anyone advice me against using karmic's repos now?
[10:13] <yusa> Xcell: no mate, only the shutdown menu  (restart,logout etc)
[10:13] <HypothesisFrog> hi. OpenOffice is broken. Just keeps crashing every time I try to open the word processor.
[10:13] <zaoul> oh it's a different board too
[10:13] <HypothesisFrog> hi. OpenOffice is broken. Just keeps crashing every time I try to open the word processor.
[10:13] <Xcell> then right click in an empty space in the panel and click add to panel and add shutdown button
[10:14] <rsk> HypothesisFrog: report a bug to launchpad
[10:14] <zaoul> HypothesisFrog: what is the error from the console?
[10:14] <HypothesisFrog> rsk that's all? No help>
[10:14] <HypothesisFrog> ?
[10:14] <HypothesisFrog> zaoul
[10:14] <zaoul> crap crap crap arg
[10:14] <HypothesisFrog> zaoul hang on
[10:14] <rsk> HypothesisFrog: i won't help you no
[10:14] <zaoul> to swap cpu or to not swap cpu
[10:14] <yusa> Xcell: that is adding only shutdown single button, I need shutdown menu which is including logout and restart
[10:14] <mcmlxxi> is it possible that jaunty broke printing for me?
[10:14] <Xcell> oh ok
[10:14] <zaoul> arg crap damn it fawk
[10:15] <FonFon> Promille: well its not really a normal port... and i dont normaly see those kind of port numbers unless it p2p traffic or a server or sime kind
[10:15] <Xcell> yusa-  the add a main menu doing the same thing
[10:15] <FonFon> Promille:  what was the port again?
[10:16] <Promille> 64200
[10:16] <Promille> tcp
[10:16] <HypothesisFrog>  zaoul ** (soffice:3531): WARNING **: unable to get gail version number terminate called after throwing an instance of 'com::sun::star::uno::RuntimeException'
[10:16] <yusa> Xcell: when I add main menu, it is adding same menu of far left bottom
[10:17] <Xcell> does it contain what you want?
[10:17] <yusa> Xcell: I need only shutdown-restart options in menu
[10:17] <Xcell> if it does delete the old one
[10:17] <yusa> Xcell: no, it doesnt containts restart
[10:17] <zaoul> HypothesisFrog: http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=unable+to+get+gail+version+number+terminate+called+after+throwing+an+instance+of+%27com%3A%3Asun%3A%3Astar%3A%3Auno%3A%3ARuntimeException%27&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&aqi=&oq=&fp=2cca7b2e99206b9c it's the second search
[10:17] <Xcell> interesting
[10:17] <yusa> Xcell: this is different menu, are you using ubuntu?
[10:17] <Promille> FonFon: 64200 TCP. thanks for helping. do you know where it would be more chance of maby asking the more correct audience? a irc-channel or forum. i asked at the official nmap channel here at freenode, but there wasnt many users online
[10:17] <Xcell> mint.. same thing
[10:18] <yusa> Xcell: if you do so, what do you  have on far right bottom ?
[10:18] <Xcell> my menu is to the left
[10:18] <blackjak> guys how can I make a .deb from a source tar ball.I was told checkinstall is the command.Is that right?
[10:18] <FonFon> Promille: heh google it and the first returned result was a link to the transmission forums.
[10:18] <yusa> Xcell: by default a popup menu coming which includes restart logout etc
[10:18] <Xcell> but i have a shut down button to the left
[10:19] <Promille> FonFon: oh, tried to google it in many ways, found nothing. what syntax you used :p ?
[10:19] <Drainman> anyone knows how to fix so that ubuntu works with the nikon d300s
[10:19] <xinyou> bt what you use os?
[10:19] <FonFon> Promille: http://forum.transmissionbt.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=8138... googled port 64200
[10:19] <zaoul> Drainman: what does dmesg say when you plug it in?
[10:19] <Xcell> just adding a shutdown button to the panel does contain logout menu
[10:19] <yusa> Xcell: I'm saying on Right bottom
[10:19] <bt> xinyou, same than u
[10:19] <Drainman> i can se the drives and all the files on the two memorycards when connecting from the camera
[10:20] <yusa> Xcell: I need restart button, not shutdown
[10:20] <Promille> FonFon: lol i googled it to advanced it seems :) thanks, ill read that thread :)
[10:20] <zaoul> dear ubuntu user; the console is your friend.
[10:20] <Xcell> it contains all of the above
[10:20] <xinyou> bt :D
[10:20] <zaoul> I have maybe 6 different ways to access the console
[10:20] <zaoul> tilda is shweet
[10:20] <Tehedra> Sorry for repeating my question but the netsplit happened just after I asked, is there any optimization I can do to make mysql perform faster?? To the configuration files?  It seems to take quite awhile to do simple queries that are only returning maybe 100-200 records
[10:20] <HypothesisFrog> zaoul thanks for your help. Most of those links say it's an ubuntu bug.,
[10:21] <Drainman> but when i try "gphoto2 --get-all-files --debug" i get an error which says "could not lock the device"
[10:21] <FonFon> Promille: the link was more of a evidence thing then a fix
[10:21] <zaoul> HypothesisFrog: I get the warning but my oowriter starts
[10:21] <zaoul> Drainman: dmesg | grep sd
[10:21] <yusa> ok forget about this
[10:21] <Promille> FonFon: again, thanks for help but no luck unfortunately. just a guy learning to forward traffic to that port^^
[10:21] <zaoul> I better wait for my boss before snatching the core2duo
[10:22] <zaoul> arg damn it
[10:22] <yusa> can anyone help me to install X-fi sound driver?
[10:22] <HypothesisFrog> was open office upgraded recently? I've only recently started having this problem.
[10:22] <zaoul> HypothesisFrog: I'm using 3.0.1 and its fine
[10:22] <zaoul> HypothesisFrog: did you move your profile like the thread said?
[10:22] <zaoul> recreate the profile
[10:22] <HypothesisFrog> zaoul I deleted it. No difference.
[10:23] <Drainman> zaoul: dmesg | tail tells me new "usb 1-3: high speed device using ehci_hcd and address 4"
[10:23] <zaoul> HypothesisFrog: what version does synaptic have you using?
[10:23] <qdb> i have deleted packeages with errors in synaptic and now seems things are good
[10:23] <Drainman> and i can browse these
[10:23] <zaoul> zaoul: Drainman is there anything in your camera to enable "storage device" or "mass storage" etc?
[10:24] <Drainman> zaoul: no...
[10:24] <HypothesisFrog> zaoul 1:3.0.1-9ubuntu3.1
[10:24] <lightpriest_> anyone uses evolution here and could not sync his gmail contacts suddenly?
[10:24] <Drainman> zaoul: with f-spot it just says unspecified error
[10:24] <yusa> jesus...
[10:24] <Drainman> zaoul: but f-spot uses gphoto2 i think
[10:25] <zaoul> Drainman: no /dev/sda1 ?
[10:25] <zaoul> Drainman: something you can mount
[10:25] <yusa> can anyone help me to install X-fi sound driver?
[10:25] <zaoul> Drainman: I've never had much success with gphoto, I've always tried to find devices that work as a mass storage
[10:26] <godstar> Does any know if Adobe Flash 64 plays well w Ubuntu 9.04 64?
[10:26] <eli_> hello. can someone recommend me a program for gnome to convert .flac files to .mp3?
[10:26] <yusa> godstar: is it even works at 64?
[10:27] <yusa> afaik there is no 64bit support yet.
[10:27] <FonFon> eli_: sound converter?
[10:27] <zaoul> eli_: probably sox, but why would you want to do such a silly thing?
[10:28] <zaoul> eli_: flac is much better than mp3
[10:28] <eli_> FonFon, zaoul, thx. (because of my stupid cell-phone cant handle .flac)
[10:28] <godstar> yusa: not sure.
[10:28] <zaoul> oh .. yea
[10:28] <zaoul> well that's good reason
[10:28] <eli_> not that i'll destroy my collection on the pc, but just that i've some sound to listen to when not at homoe
[10:28] <zaoul> eli_: though through the conversion process you'll loose more quality, you should get the wav and convert it directly to mp3
[10:29] <yusa> godstar, I'm pretty sure adobe doesnt made any 64bit flash player. it's not supported in windows. I dunno if there is any opensource plyer which can work at 64bit and play flash
[10:29] <zaoul> instead of wav mp3 flac
[10:29] <RadJohn> Is there any reason why my Radeon X1300 won't work with Ubuntu 8.04 LTS?
[10:29] <FonFon> eli_: sudo apt-get install soundconverter
[10:29] <eli_> i dont have any wavs (anymore).. converted all to flac.. too lazy to do flac->wave->mp3.. soon i'll buy something better anyway that can handle flac
[10:30] <godstar> yusa: hmm. I'll find out soon. That does sound accurate since, I have not read anything different. If anything, I'll run another Ubuntu install inside a VM to watch my flash in 32bit.
[10:31] <bulwynkl> !usb
[10:31] <godstar> yusa: Ty.
[10:31] <eli_> is there something additional needed for soundvoncerter to create mp3s? atm i can only convert to ogg, flac, or wav
[10:31] <bulwynkl> !usb
[10:31] <zaoul> eli_: wonder if the hero can play flac?
[10:31] <LFC_fan> Hmm? FLAC can be directly converted to MP3?
[10:31] <LFC_fan> eli_: You need to install the codec libraries
[10:31] <Drainman> zaoul: i got it too work with gphoto2 but only when the device is unmounted
[10:31] <LFC_fan> I think Soundconverter does links to it
[10:31] <eli_> ah, thx, got it
[10:31] <zaoul> Drainman: ? so you can mount it?
[10:32] <zaoul> either or... cool!
[10:32] <FonFon> eli_: sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-lame
[10:32] <sthieme> hi all
[10:32] <Drainman> zaoul: but i see now that i should get a cardreader this drains the battery bad
[10:32] <FonFon> eli_: that should do it
[10:32] <eli_> really nice, those apt: links that firefox can handle :)
[10:32] <Drainman> zaoul: its not relly mounted
[10:32] <^Cheeky> how can i check if i am using ubuntu new file system .. in ubunty 9.04 ?
[10:33] <zaoul> damn wth this core2duo with 2x 320gb hard drives has been sitting behind me this whole time and these douche bags gave me the p4
[10:33] <Drainman> i uses the gphoto://usb[001:003] url
[10:33] <RadJohn> I think I have tried everything (not sure) to get my Radeon X1300 video card to work under Ubuntu 8.04.  Using the motherboard's onboard graphics I am able to get some extra Compiz desktop effects (wobbly windows, ...) but would be much better if I could get the Radeon X1300 to work.  Any suggestions?
[10:33] <Drainman> zaoul: i uses the gphoto://usb[001:003] url
[10:33] <yusa> godstar: listen, if firefox can play something and doesnt have right plugin, it installs it anyway. so just go flash and try to play it.
[10:33] <godstar> yusa: right.
[10:33] <zaoul> Drainman: yea if you get a card reader ubuntu should automagically mount a directory onto your desktop
[10:33] <HypothesisFrog> is there anywhere I can get a deb for an older version of openoffice? I really need to do my work.
[10:34] <godstar> yusa: Installing it now.
[10:34] <Drainman> zaoul: yeah i think that is the best, and a bit faster. the raw files is pretty big :)
[10:34] <zaoul> HypothesisFrog: try rm -Rf ~/.openoffice.org if you feel you are at that point
[10:34] <psypher246> hi all. i am having issue trying to start dynamips on boot as a service or in rc.local. i have tried a service script i found which works fine when the server is up and i have tried starting it with rc.local. neither will start the service on boot, pls help, thx
[10:34] <HypothesisFrog> zaoul already did it. No difference.
[10:34] <eli_> thx for your help, everyone
[10:35] <zaoul> HypothesisFrog: find me something relevant from a:    strace oowriter
[10:35] <Drainman> zaoul: Thanks for your support!!
[10:35] <sthieme> i switched from kubuntu to ubuntu and have trouble with the english keyboard settings in ubuntu 9.04. especially the BKSL key is not resulting in  <> instead of backslahs and pipe. this renders the console difficult to handle. i am running ubuntu on a laptop with german keyboard but prefer english (us) layout because of easy access to slash and backslash without using qualifiers. any pointers to do this natively without changing the xkb-data files and
[10:36] <zaoul> Drainman: no problem
[10:36] <HypothesisFrog> zaoul a whole heap of code appeared. How do I tell what's relevant?
[10:36] <zaoul> HypothesisFrog: something that says.. "failed, error, can not read, read error, epic fail, etc"
[10:36] <zaoul> "IO error"
[10:36] <HypothesisFrog> zaoul terminate called after throwing an instance of 'com::sun::star::uno::RuntimeException'
[10:36] <yusa> and I have another problem, is anyone willing to help a first timer ?  i need to learn how to install programs from console ...
[10:37] <sthieme> yusa: sudo apt-get install <package-name>
[10:37] <RadJohn> Is anyone using a Radeon X1300 video card?
[10:37] <zaoul> HypothesisFrog: are you running as root?
[10:37] <HypothesisFrog>  zaoul just before that was ** (soffice:4426): WARNING **: unable to get gail version number [{WIFEXITED(s) && WEXITSTATUS(s) == 0}], 0, NULL) = 4414 --- SIGCHLD (Child exited) @ 0 (0) --- read(10, ""..., 8192)                   = 0 exit_group(0)
[10:37] <HypothesisFrog>                   = ?
[10:37] <yusa> sthieme: can it install tar.gz compressed package ?
[10:37] <zaoul> HypothesisFrog: type:   whoami
[10:38] <training> join #citrix
[10:38] <LFC_fan> yusa: do man apt-get :)
[10:38] <HypothesisFrog> zaoul it gave my user name.
[10:38] <u-foka> #join #ubuntu+1
[10:38] <zaoul> hrm ok..
[10:38] <u-foka> sorry 8-)
[10:38] <sthieme> yusa: no tgz should be either decompressed using tar -xvzf and then use make; make install in the created directory. make sure you have the build-essentials package before.
[10:39] <Dr_Willis> and any of a dozen+ other dev packages also to compile things.. :)
[10:39] <sthieme> anyone with a international (e.g. german) keyboard using english/us keymap here ?
[10:40] <erUSUL> yusa: you should try to find a precompiled package first
[10:40] <zaoul> HypothesisFrog: hold on a sec, I gotta do some real work for a big
[10:40] <zaoul> bit
[10:41] <yusa> erUSUL: I've decompressed tar.gz, now i need to install it. I'm in the directory (trying to install rar)
[10:41] <HypothesisFrog> zaoul k thanks
[10:41] <LFC_fan> yusa: is it source code or binary package?
[10:41] <yusa> the only file with make is "makefile" should I run this ? or use it with a command ?
[10:41] <erUSUL> !rar | yusa
[10:42] <yusa> binary
[10:42] <LFC_fan> yusa: you need to read the readme file
[10:42] <yusa> !info unrar-free
[10:42] <erUSUL> yusa: just install the unrar and/or rar packages from the repositories
[10:42] <erUSUL> yusa: no need to compile anything
[10:42] <LFC_fan> oh yes RAR is in the repos
[10:43] <bulwynkl> hey guys - anyone know why my USB is failing to connect to vmware VM?
[10:43] <yusa> well ok i was trying rar,
[10:43] <yusa> there is another program
[10:44] <yusa> called SHAKE (compositing program)
[10:44] <Dr_Willis> !info unp
[10:44] <erUSUL> yusa: sudo aptitude intall rar unrar
[10:44] <Dr_Willis> im lazy and cheat and use unp. :)
[10:44] <Dr_Willis> of coruse you need rar/whatever other progrms installed for unp to work
[10:44] <yusa> erUSUL:  what is this command ? it started to install
[10:45] <Dr_Willis> If you are trying to compile source code. You got a little bit of learning to do.
[10:45] <erUSUL> yusa: aptitude ?
[10:45] <yusa> yes
[10:45] <erUSUL> !software | yusa
[10:45] <RadJohn> ﻿I think I have tried everything to get my Radeon X1300 to work on Ubuntu 8.04 LTS.  I am using my motherboard's onboard graphics, and surprisingly I am able to get some Compiz desktop effects (wobbly windows, ...), but would really like to know why Ubuntu won't finish startup when attempting to use the Radeon X1300 video card.  Any suggestions?
[10:46] <bt> !ext4
[10:46] <yusa> Dr_Willis: I've learned that once, in 94 I was using slackware till nt4
[10:46] <bt> !ext 4
[10:46] <yusa> forgot everything tho. this is my first time since then
 dont know sht
[10:48] <mcmlxxi> !language | bt
[10:48] <mcmlxxi> !etx4 | bt
[10:48] <mcmlxxi> !ext4 | bt
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> bt: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext4
[10:48] <bt> hahah
[10:48] <bt> yep
[10:48] <bt> thanx
[10:49] <bt> just trying
[10:49] <fieldmarshall> am trying to install phpmyadmin but i get 404 error not found any help will be highly appreciated
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> !lamp | fieldmarshall
[10:50] <zaoul> ugh
[10:50] <mcmlxxi> does anybody else have problems printing after upgrading to 9.04?
[10:50] <zaoul> fieldmarshall: what is in /var/www ?
[10:50] <fieldmarshall> yes its lamp i have gone thru' the steps until i got to "sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-auth-mysql php5-mysql phpmyadmin"
[10:51] <RadJohn> Does anyone know anything about installing an ATI Radeon X1300 video card in Ubuntu 8.04?
[10:51] <fieldmarshall> var/www has apaache2-default n phpinfo.php
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> !ati | RadJohn
[10:52] <godstar> RadJohn: I think envyNG works for nvidia/ati cards
[10:52] <RadJohn> ﻿I think I have tried everything to get my Radeon X1300 to work on Ubuntu 8.04 LTS.  I am using my motherboard's onboard graphics, and surprisingly I am able to get some Compiz desktop effects (wobbly windows, ...), but would really like to know why Ubuntu won't finish startup when attempting to use the Radeon X1300 video card.  Any suggestions?
[10:52] <zaoul> RadJohn: something like, install ati-drivers from synaptic, edit xorg.conf with Load "fglrx"  .. and  driver "ati"
[10:52] <zaoul> RadJohn: finish?
[10:52] <zaoul> oh
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> RadJohn: radeon drivers arent great but they are getting a lot better
[10:53] <pretender> can anybody advise how to get the q35 express video card dell optiplex 755 to work under ubuntu 9.04
[10:53] <remoteCTR1> hi all!
[10:53] <zaoul> ActionParsnip: yea we've been saying that for the past 8-10 years
[10:53] <fieldmarshall> i have even tried installing jdk from the terminal and still get the same response after 404 not found! could it be hardy
[10:53] <RadJohn> I have tried flgrx and radeon approaches but still having problems
[10:53] <remoteCTR1> how do find out what libraries a certain binary is linked to?
[10:53] <RadJohn> fglrx*
[10:53] <zaoul> remoteCTR: ld
[10:53] <remoteCTR1> zaoul, thanks
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> RadJohn: http://jeffrasmussen.wordpress.com/2007/01/12/ati-radeon-x1300-works/
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> zaoul: i just avoid, if support is lacking i dont buy it
[10:54] <zaoul> yep
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> zaoul: might not be cheap, or fast but hey, all my hardware works out of the box, shop smart, shop s-mart
[10:54] <yusa> erUSUL: I've lost restart menu from buttom right corner, how to get it back ?
[10:54] <godstar> yusa: Still around?
[10:55] <yusa> godstar: yes
[10:55] <remoteCTR1> zaoul, err... ldd it was ld is the gnu linker itself...
[10:55] <yusa> godstar: have you made it? :)
[10:55] <godstar> yusa: It works :)
[10:55] <zaoul> zaoul: ok, my b
[10:55] <godstar> yusa: tried it on a live cd first
[10:55] <Promille> FonFon: if your interested, I got some answers from wireshark, made a thread about it at ubuntuforums.org : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1283994
[10:55] <zaoul> I have not found a very useful purpose for compiz other than wow factor
[10:55] <erUSUL> yusa: only that button/menu ? right click on the pannel choose add to panel and add it again
[10:55] <haymaker> hey just wondering if im not the only person having this issue, but is anyone using the Karmic Koala beta getting pulseaudio issues?  it will randomly stop for me and can only be fixed by restarting the process
[10:56] <krs2> yup
[10:56] <yusa> erUSUL: there was a pop-up menu, which includes restart and shutdown, i need it back.
[10:56] <zaoul> I'm a jr sys admin so I'm more into using my computer for computing than anything else
[10:56] <krs2> haymaker, that issue has been with ubuntu since they switched to pulseaudio
[10:56] <yusa> erUSUL: when I look to add menu there is no restart option there
[10:56] <godstar> yusa: just pointed FF here: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/
[10:56] <erUSUL> yusa:  again: right click on the pannel choose "add to panel" and add it again
[10:56] <fieldmarshall> this is the msg i keep getting "sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-auth-mysql php5-mysql phpmyadmin"
[10:56] <godstar> yu
[10:56] <godstar> y
[10:57] <arobitag> hey I just did a fresh ubuntu 9.04 64 install, first thing I did was install the nvidia drivers for my 9800gt and after a reboot it won't load X, with the error 'no screens found'. any thoughts?
[10:57] <godstar> yusa: and FF installed it.
[10:57] <yusa> godstar: hmm... ff 32bit ?
[10:57] <RadJohn> ok ... I tried the method found here: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Hardy_Installation_Guide ...
[10:57] <yusa> erUSUL: again there is no restart option there. :(
[10:57] <RadJohn> but it didn't work
[10:57] <haymaker> krs2:  really.. i've had issues but not with it actually stopping, at least not until i started using Karmic
[10:57] <godstar> yusa: I tried it on Ubuntu JJ 64.
[10:58] <remoteCTR1> is there actually any what so ever libc5 support left over in ubuntu?
[10:58] <godstar> yusa: so no. FF is 64.
[10:58] <krs2> haymaker, i had it in jaunty as well, bug is still in in karmic =|
[10:58] <yusa> godstar: lemme check
[10:58] <erUSUL> yusa: i have it it is called "shut down" here 8literal tanslation from spanish)
[10:58] <haymaker> alright well at least im not the only one, thanks though ill seeya around
[10:59] <yusa> erUSUL: shutdown is not restart, i need restart as well in popup menu
[10:59] <godstar> yusa: its still in beta, so you know how that goes. (Flash64)
[10:59] <fieldmarshall> whats the simplest way to install java and eclipse ide's for programming?
[10:59] <arobitag> was I mistaken in assuming the button to enable the nvidia driver was the proper way to go?
[10:59] <yusa> godstar: yeah I have same x64 system and flash is working. but I dont think that is 64bit player, thought ff is 32
[10:59] <erUSUL> yusa: when you click the button you are presented with the tipical mnu to shut down restar sleep etc...
[11:00] <RadJohn> After much researching I noticed that the card worked under Ubuntu 7.10 but then had problems with 8.04.  Then I did come across some sites showing how they got it to work using http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Hardy_Installation_Guide, so I am just wondering if it possible my motherboard may be the problem?
[11:00] <erUSUL> yusa: why instead ot ranting you just try the thing and see if it fits your needs ??
[11:00] <yusa> erUSUL: I've just added it mate, it is a small shutdown icon :(
[11:00] <Xcell> and?
[11:01] <mo0nykit> i have just installed the linux-doc package, where do i find these documents?
[11:01] <yusa> I need old popup menu
[11:01] <godstar> yusa: I tried to installed initially from get.adobe.com/flashplayer and it gave me the 8.04 deb file. Upon running it, I received the i386 architecture error.
[11:01] <Xcell> old?
[11:01] <yusa> which is default when you install ubuntu 9.04
[11:01] <erUSUL> yusa: then you want the "User's List"
[11:01] <godstar> yusa: Thats when I went to plan b, which got me to play youtube videos.
[11:02] <erUSUL> yusa: it has a list with the user's of the machie and the options to shut down restart etc...
[11:02] <godstar> yusa: right. I'm running a 64 cpu though.
[11:02] <yusa> erUSUL: what is that user list ?
[11:02] <Xcell> thats prolly it erUSUL
[11:02] <erUSUL> yusa: it is in the same place as the other applets
[11:03] <yusa> godstar: same I'm using Q6600 mate, I'm runing vista x64 and win7 x64 as well, and still there is no support for 64bit browsers.
[11:03] <LFC_fan> Hmm IE has 64bit version???
[11:03] <LFC_fan> But yeah IE sucks
[11:03] <yusa> LFC_fan: x64 ie really rocks.
[11:03] <godstar> yu
[11:03] <LFC_fan> Hmm lol maybe :P But i am biased :P
[11:03] <yusa> I hate x86 IE, never using it. but x64 rocks hard.
[11:04] <yusa> it far fastest browser ever made. faster then all available now.
[11:04] <yusa> but there is no flash support.
[11:04] <LFC_fan> Anyway Opera in 64bit Linux FTW
[11:04]  * Dr_Willis wonders how one benchmarks such things..
[11:04] <LFC_fan> And there is Flash64 too :P
[11:05] <yusa> there is no flash support for x64 browsers
[11:05] <godstar> yusa: right. I think I see the confusion. I was just wondering if flash64 worked on U64. Didn't want to wipe my drive if not.
[11:05] <LFC_fan> yusa: In Linux there is. :P
[11:05] <arobitag> so yeah, before I go downloading random nvidia drivers, just to double check, clicking enable proprietary nvidia drivers is not the way to go? I just did that and it broke X, figured that was the logic method of installing nvidia drivers
[11:05] <yusa> erUSUL: yes thats what I need.
[11:05] <yusa> LFC_fan: thats great, Its my first day in linux since 1994ish
[11:06] <Xcell> yusa-  erUSUL  doesnt take american express
[11:06] <erUSUL> :)
[11:06] <LFC_fan> yusa: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/64bit.html
[11:06] <kosmic> I am here
[11:06] <yusa> :P
[11:06] <kosmic> I want to help
[11:06] <kosmic> How do I do that?
[11:06] <yusa> erUSUL: did I missed "how to" part ?
[11:07] <yusa> you understood what I need but I still dont have it :P
[11:07] <yusa> Xcell: I got VISA, hope it works.
[11:07] <erUSUL> yusa: right click on the panel choose add to panel
[11:07] <Xcell> if you use @leats 3 zeros it will
[11:07] <yusa> done, next?
[11:07] <Xcell> least
[11:08] <erUSUL> yusa: choose the user's list applet from the list
[11:08] <yusa> Xcell: 3 zeros of russian rubles? deal! :))
[11:08] <simon__> hi there - does skype work for 9.04 for anyone it causes a system crash for me when i try to load it
[11:08] <pretender> anyone can help with running intel  q35 express in ubuntu
[11:08] <erUSUL> !intel | pretender
[11:09] <LFC_fan> Yeah but 9.10 has improvements for zat right?
[11:09] <yusa> erUSUL: sorry mate but there is no anything such as "user list"
[11:09] <yusa> erUSUL: when i type that to search it finds nothing :(
[11:10] <Xcell> yusa-  user switcher
[11:10] <yusa> WOW
[11:10] <erUSUL> yusa: i told you my computer is in spanish. Look around for something similar. i'm not asking you to look in 1000 pages book is just a list of a tens applets you know
[11:10] <yusa> AT LAST
[11:10] <yusa> since 2 hours I was trying to solve this lol
[11:11] <godstar> yusa: what's that?
[11:11] <yusa> thank you guys, here is my visa: 4545 5478 5215 4894  :)
[11:11] <godstar> oi
[11:11] <yusa> godstar: well, somehow I've deleted user switcher menu
[11:11] <yusa> didn't know the name. so was unable to restart from linux.
[11:12] <yusa> now, I've only 1 problem left.
[11:12] <pretender> thanks
[11:12] <godstar> yusa: easiest thing is to boot to recover console w networking and reinstall gnome desktop
[11:12] <yusa> oh no mate, better learn how to fix without reinstalling
[11:13] <yusa> that's waste of time.
[11:13] <erUSUL> godstar: o.0!! reinstall the whole thing ...
[11:13] <arobitag> just in case anyone was wondering, figured out the issue with the nvidia drivers not working, I'm running dual pci-e cards and it couldn't distinguish the primary display, so I added a Busid to my xorg.conf for the device and its working fine
[11:13] <erUSUL> !resetpanels | yusa godstar
[11:14] <godstar> erUSUL: just gnome desktop not the entire distro.
[11:14] <yusa> :D
[11:14] <erUSUL> godstar: still is like killing flys with a cannon
[11:14] <yusa> what ubottu said sounds right
[11:14] <yusa> erUSUL:  lol
[11:14] <godstar> erUSUL: lol
[11:15] <JanHolbo> Hi everyone!
[11:15] <yusa> hi
[11:15] <godstar> Is anyone UPC here?
[11:16] <godstar> wait
[11:16] <godstar> ermm
[11:16] <yusa> upc ?
[11:16] <godstar> UCP
[11:16] <godstar> my bad
[11:16] <yusa> ucp ?
[11:16] <godstar> Ubuntu Certified Professional*
[11:16]  * JanHolbo is wondering if there's anyone with (a good) knowledge about ecryptfs?
[11:16] <yusa> I'm UPN
[11:16] <yusa> *ubuntu professional newbie
[11:16] <yusa> :P
[11:17] <godstar> yusa: lol
[11:17] <scizzo-> !ask | JanHolbo
[11:17] <LFC_fan> JanHolbo: Only the very basics to set up /private directory
[11:17] <JanHolbo> hehe yusa :-)
[11:17] <gajop> how do i encrpyt a file system?
[11:17] <yusa> guys
[11:18] <yusa> is there anything like setup.exe or install.exe in linux ?
[11:18] <Boohbah> sudo apt-get install encryptfs-utils
[11:18] <godstar> yusa: wine
[11:18] <yusa> godstar: red or white ?
[11:18] <JanHolbo> LFC_fan: (and others) I lost my / drive which includes the /var/lib/ecryptfs files
[11:18] <godstar> yusa: nice
[11:18] <Boohbah> yusa: what are you trying to accomplish?
[11:18] <JanHolbo> LFC_fan: (and others) I lost my / drive which includes the /var/lib/ecryptfs files... how can I get back into my files on /home?
[11:18] <qwe_> hi. I want a computer on my network also to have the internet. I've setup the IP masquerading with ufw as stated here https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/firewall.html , but it doesn't work. Any guidence please?
[11:18] <yusa> Boohbah: I've a program which have no idea how to install
[11:19] <yusa> Boohbah: called "shake 4"
[11:19] <godstar> yusa: in other words you can install windows apps in Ubuntu with WINE.
[11:19] <yusa> Boohbah: trying to find make file.
[11:19] <yusa> godstar: it's linux app mate.
[11:19] <Boohbah> Company
[11:19] <Boohbah> Apple Computer
[11:19] <Boohbah> Price as rated
[11:19] <Boohbah> $2,999; upgrade, $999
[11:19] <Boohbah> OS compatibility
[11:19] <FloodBot2> Boohbah: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:19] <yusa> godstar: wine is virtual machine or what ?
[11:19] <Boohbah> OS X 10.3.9, OS X 10.4
[11:19] <Boohbah> yusa: no
[11:20] <erUSUL> !inetsharing | qwe_
[11:20] <Boohbah> yusa: it sounds like you need a Mac OS X
[11:20] <erUSUL> !ot | Boohbah
[11:20] <yusa> Boohbah: it's discontuned program. this is linux application mate.
[11:20] <godstar> yusa: Look in add/remove and search for WINE. Wine is a windows compatibility layer that allows you to installe exe files.
[11:20] <JanHolbo> yusa: is it a emulator - it has (some of) the windows APIs as stubs to the Linux/Mac OS
 but I want to do it with ufw
[11:21] <yusa> godstar: doing it now
[11:21] <gajop> Boohbah, was "sudo apt-get install encryptfs-utils" directed to me?
[11:21] <Boohbah> gajop: yes
[11:21] <RadJohn> ﻿I have made several attempts to install a Radeon X1300 video card using fglrx and open-source radeon drivers.  Regardless, the OS seems to not finish startup to go into X.  Could it be a motherboard problem?
[11:22] <erUSUL> qwe_: if you enabled the ip masquerading and the iptables rules maybe the problem is the client machine? does it have the correct default gateaway defined ?
[11:22] <yusa> godstar: installing wine now. how it can install windows program, strange..
 yes, it does
[11:22] <JanHolbo> Boohbah: do you know how to get back into the ecryptfs'd drive when you loose the /var/lib/ecryptfs/ dir? I know my passphrase
[11:22] <godstar> RadJohn: can you run Ubuntu Live cd and get to the desktop?
 wov, wait. I have to do the iptables too?
[11:22] <gajop> Boohbah, i'm not getting any packages; i thought that they exist in karmic as well?
[11:22] <erUSUL> qwe_: what error you get wehn you try to ping something from a client machine ?
[11:23] <godstar> yusa: http://www.winehq.org/
[11:23] <RadJohn> godstar:  Actually I am running Ubuntu 8.04 using the motherboard's onboard graphics
[11:23] <erUSUL> qwe_: you used ufw for the iptables part right ?
[11:23] <godstar> godstar: in Vesa mode?
[11:23] <erUSUL> dunno if ufw can do it
[11:23] <RadJohn> godstar: ... but would still like to get the Radeon X1300 to work
[11:23] <JanHolbo> wb Promille
[11:24] <godstar> RadJohn: have you tried to install envyNG yet?
 I only used (made) the ufw masquerading
[11:24] <RadJohn> godstar:  yes, it doesn't seem to work for me
[11:24] <arobitag> how do I open an ubuntu preference window as root?
[11:24] <Boohbah> JanHolbo: no
[11:25] <JanHolbo> Boohbah: ok - thanks for answering though :-)
 as stated here: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/firewall.html
[11:25] <godstar> RadJohn: have you tried to go into your BIOS and made sure all the settings were set to optimal or performance? Could be a BIOS setting?
[11:25] <Boohbah> gajop: ecryptfs-utils (source: ecryptfs-utils): ecryptfs cryptographic filesystem (utilities). In component main, is optional. Version 81-0ubuntu1 (karmic), package size 102 kB, installed size 476 kB
[11:25] <JanHolbo> Has anyone a solution on how to get back into an ecryptfs'd /home when you have lost your / partition?
[11:26] <RadJohn> godstar: the usual procedure is to set up the driver while in the system using the onboard graphics, then I go into the BIOS to enable the PCI card instead of the onboard graphics
[11:26] <erUSUL> qwe_: ok; should be enabled if the docs are right. again what error you get wehn you try to ping something from a client machine ?
[11:27] <RadJohn> godstar: ... but then the system usually fails to completely load
[11:27] <yusa> oh lol
[11:27] <gajop> Boohbah, how do you install it? is it in the main repos? since i can't seem to find it
[11:27] <yusa> My X-FI sound card drivers is not installed.
[11:27] <yusa> just noticed
[11:27] <godstar> RadJohn: try to load fail safe defaults from the BIOS and reboot into Ubuntu. See what happens.
 100% package loss ect ...
[11:27] <Boohbah> In component main...
[11:28] <commonwarrior> hi people
[11:28] <yusa> hi common
[11:28] <LFC_fan> JanHolbo: Hmm.http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/2009/03/mounting-your-encrypted-home-from.html Maybe this will help?
[11:28] <commonwarrior> is there anyone that can help me with vurtualbox?
[11:29] <erUSUL> qwe_: really dunno what is happening do not use ufw...
[11:29] <commonwarrior> its to hard for me i come from winshit
[11:29] <erUSUL> qwe_: maybe more help in #ubuntu-server
[11:29] <commonwarrior> :D
[11:29] <LFC_fan> Oh Ok you've lost the ecrypts files so ignore the prev post
[11:29] <sinan> if i don't have a MAILTO line in my crontab, where is the output saved?
[11:29] <koshari> commonwarrior !ask
[11:29] <commonwarrior> :D
[11:29] <commonwarrior> ok
[11:29] <RadJohn> godstar:  right now I am on a clean system using the onboard graphics. Should I at this point install the fglrx driver or the open-source driver before I enable the PCI card in BIOS?
[11:29] <godstar> commonwarrior: I use VB, what's the issue?
[11:29] <yusa> make install
[11:29] <yusa> Copy module files...
[11:30] <yusa> mkdir: cannot create directory `/lib/modules/2.6.28-15-generic/kernel/drivers/ssound': Permission denied
[11:30] <yusa> make: *** [install] Error 1
[11:30] <firecrotch> JanHolbo: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EncryptedPrivateDirectory
[11:30] <FloodBot2> yusa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:30] <commonwarrior> i see this error kernel driver
[11:30] <JanHolbo> LFC_fan: yup I've lost them but have the passphrase - I have been googling :-)
[11:30] <commonwarrior> eccc
[11:30] <khamphouy> ສະບາຍດີ ທຸກຄົນ
[11:30] <yusa> why cannot install ?
[11:30] <commonwarrior> wait i send the log
[11:30] <Stu1> Hi can someone help me please, I have lost the gnome pidgin status menu bar and i dont know how to get it back, http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Cw7m2k1zSeA/SX21ZOERd8I/AAAAAAAACDw/9x-W1UfMfLg/s1600-h/pidgin%2Bubuntu.jpg
[11:30] <yusa> erUSUL: do u have any idea ?
[11:30] <erUSUL> yusa: about ?
[11:30] <koshari> commonwarrior you may simply need to load the module
[11:30] <yusa> read up please
[11:31] <firecrotch> JanHolbo: Specifically, the Design section, where it says Do NOT move ~/.ecryptfs into ~/Private
[11:31] <yusa> erUSUL: I'm trying to install linux driver of sound card. X-fi
[11:31] <erUSUL> yusa: you have to use sudo with a make install « sudo make install »
[11:31] <commonwarrior> it says The VirtualBox Linux kernel driver (vboxdrv) is either not loaded or there is a permission problem with /dev/vboxdrv. Re-setup the kernel module by executing
 it's like this: The computer that is connecting to the net (through ppp0), has IP (eth0) 192.168.1.10, the client 192.168.1.11, has the gateway set to 192.168.1.10. The only difference from the docs is that I've changed accordingly the IP from 192.168.0.0/24 to 192.168.1.0/24
[11:31] <commonwarrior> i m new in ubuntu
[11:31] <yusa> erUSUL: trying
[11:31] <khamphouy> hi please help me . howto vdo chat on ubuntu
[11:31] <ratboy>   http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Cw7m2k1zSeA/SX21ZOERd8I/AAAAAAAACDw/9x-W1UfMfLg/s1600-h/pidgin%2Bubuntu.jpg
[11:31] <koshari> commonwarrior try "sudo modprobe vboxdrv"
[11:31] <godstar> RadJohn: I would enable PCI in the BIOS first, then see if the graphics card works, if this fails, you can always at that point install your driver at that point. If this also fails, I would then reboot into the BIOS and set it to load up fail safe defaults and boot back into Ubuntu.
[11:31] <commonwarrior> tryed
[11:31] <commonwarrior> it doesnt work
[11:32] <commonwarrior> so i have 2 vbox intalled one is in tools the other one in sistem
[11:32] <koshari> did you use the sun deb ?
[11:32] <yusa> erUSUL: should i restart after installation or do somethin else? because still it doesnt work.
[11:32] <RadJohn> godstar: ok I'll give that a shot thanks
[11:32] <erUSUL> qwe_: and you changes the interface nem in the masqueradiong rules ? it is eth0 and ppp0 not eth1 and eth0
[11:33] <Stu1> Hi can someone help me please, I have lost the gnome pidgin status menu bar and i dont know how to get it back, http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Cw7m2k1zSeA/SX21ZOERd8I/AAAAAAAACDw/9x-W1UfMfLg/s1600-h/pidgin%2Bubuntu.jpg
[11:33] <commonwarrior> koshariiiiii
[11:33] <koshari> commonwarrior did you use the sun latest deb?
[11:33] <commonwarrior> it is
[11:33] <commonwarrior> its the final for the moment
[11:33] <erUSUL> yusa: if you know the name of the driver you can load it. « sudo modprobe modulename »
[11:33] <commonwarrior> v 3.0.6 version
[11:34] <koshari> and while you installed you agreed to let the installer ad the virtualbox user to the appropiate permisians group?
[11:34] <allenbradley> A quick favor : Can anyone paste this keyblock for me? : http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x2836CB0A8AC93F7A
[11:34] <godstar> Stul: try reloading it via synaptic.
[11:34] <commonwarrior> i did it
 I don't see eth1 mentioned anywhere expect in comments
[11:34] <commonwarrior> beforre to install
[11:34] <Stu1> what is the proper name  for it please
[11:34] <commonwarrior> by sistem user ecc eccc and i added my account and root account with the permissions
[11:34] <godstar> Stul: Do a search for Pidgin.
[11:34] <erUSUL> qwe_: -A POSTROUTING -s 192.168.0.0/24 -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE
[11:35] <Stu1> ok ill give it a try thanks
[11:35] <erUSUL> qwe_: there i think you should put ppp0 and not eth0
[11:35] <godstar> Stu1: anytime.
[11:35] <erUSUL> qwe_: well and is 192.168.1.0/24 in your case
[11:35] <koshari> commonwarrior personally i think its better to allow the installer to do it, i take oyu have rebooted? a
[11:35] <commonwarrior> no
[11:35] <commonwarrior> i didnt rebooted the os
[11:36] <pingo-> hi
[11:36] <allenbradley> I'm not able to access the keyserver for some strange reason.   Can anyone paste this keyblock for me? : http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x2836CB0A8AC93F7A
[11:36] <erUSUL> Stu1: notification area ??
[11:36] <yusa> erUSUL: is there anyway to find the modul name ?
[11:36] <koshari> you will need to at least reboot the x server to change permissians
[11:36] <MaximLevitsky> It seems that it became harder to report bugs in launchpad. Why?
[11:36] <commonwarrior> ok
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> allenbradley: http://pastie.org/643513
[11:36] <commonwarrior> after permissions changes i did it
[11:36] <Stu1> erUSUL: sorry ?
[11:36] <erUSUL> yusa: look into the folder with the sources you compiled ?
[11:36] <MaximLevitsky> Now it seems to ask to add the ?no-redirect
[11:37] <yusa> erUSUL: tryed that mate
[11:37] <erUSUL> Stu1: maybe you have to add a notification area to you panel
[11:37] <yusa> erUSUL: hmm
[11:37] <allenbradley> ActionParsnip: You're a lifesaver! Thanks a lot
[11:37] <Stu1> ok, ill try it, thanks
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> allenbradley: np bro
[11:37] <erUSUL> !cookie
[11:37] <commonwarrior> yesterday i edited the permissions... then i rebooted and i removed all packs pf vbox and i installed it again frome the official site
[11:38] <commonwarrior> its a drama
[11:38] <commonwarrior> ufff
[11:38] <commonwarrior> i want vboxxx
[11:38] <Stu1> no it does not do anything, i click on add panel - notification area and nothing happens
[11:38] <commonwarrior> uaaaaaaaaaa :'''''''(
[11:38] <koshari> commonwarrior here it just worked,
 THANK YOU! IT WORKS! :D :)
[11:38] <yusa> erUSUL: i found one, it didnt give any error, so it should be loaded but still no audio :(
[11:38] <commonwarrior> wht i ve to do ?
[11:38] <koshari> i would try to edit back the permissians you did manually and let the installer do it
[11:38] <commonwarrior> give me a chanceeee
[11:39] <yusa> erUSUL: man of the day :D
[11:39] <erUSUL> qwe_: no problem
[11:39] <JanHolbo> firecrotch: thanks, I am looking into that now :-)
[11:39] <yusa> sorry asking everything to you, others are sleeping :P
[11:39] <JanHolbo> firecrotch: I need to reboot, I will return after booting
[11:39] <JanHolbo> exit
[11:40] <commonwarrior> can u make a deb pak that automatically  makes the changes?
[11:40] <commonwarrior> its to hard for me
[11:40] <koshari> commonwarrior the sun installer does it all already
[11:40] <commonwarrior> i ever used windown :D
[11:41] <crazymaz> Quick question guys, i have Ubuntu 9.04 with AR242x wifi adapter (168c:001c) how do i get it working?
[11:41] <commonwarrior> yea but it doesnt work
[11:41] <commonwarrior> why?
[11:41] <commonwarrior> it says also '/etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup'
[11:41] <bullgard4> Synaptic > gnome-applets > Drivemount: "Lets you mount and unmount drives and file systems." What is tis executable file(name)?
[11:41] <koshari> commonwarrior: i belive its cos you dicked with the permissians manually
[11:41] <bullgard4> s/tis/its/
[11:41] <commonwarrior> ok
[11:42] <commonwarrior> i remove the permissians?
[11:42] <commonwarrior> or not?
[11:42] <crazymaz> Can anyone help me to get that wifi adapter installed?
[11:42] <koshari> commonwarrior totally remove vbox, change what you did back to it was before, and then reinstall the sun deb and follow the instructions during the installe
[11:42] <commonwarrior> tell me if its good... 1 i remove the permissians. 2 i remove all packages of vbox. i shutdown... i install again .... ok ?
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> crazymaz: sudo lshw -C network     will tell you the chi pused, you can then websearch that
[11:43] <koshari> yes, let the installer change the permissians
[11:43] <crazymaz> thank you actionParsnip
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> chip used*
[11:44] <commonwarrior> and... if it doesnt work? :'(
[11:44] <commonwarrior> ok i try
[11:44] <commonwarrior> :D
[11:46] <commonwarrior> koshari i dont remember the permissions that i did
[11:46] <commonwarrior> aaaaaaaa
[11:46] <commonwarrior> can someone help me ?
[11:47] <commonwarrior> i need a help
[11:47] <commonwarrior> :'(
[11:47] <bazhang> commonwarrior, with what
[11:47] <commonwarrior> virtual box
[11:47] <Stu1> erUSUL: I have tried adding a new notification area, but nothing happens, it vanished when i uninstalled telepathy and reinstalled it due to some keyring asking me for a password every time i logged in, mission control 5, lol
[11:47] <commonwarrior> and kernel driver errors
[11:48] <bazhang> commonwarrior, please give all the details about your issue on a single line; avoid using the enter key please as it makes your posts harder to read
[11:49] <commonwarrior> i installed vbox... i created a virtual hardrive... when i select START it says.... The VirtualBox Linux kernel driver (vboxdrv) is either not loaded or there is a permission problem with /dev/vboxdrv. Re-setup the kernel module by executing
[11:49] <commonwarrior> '/etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup'
[11:49] <commonwarrior> as root. Users of Ubuntu, Fedora or Mandriva should install the DKMS package first. This package keeps track of Linux kernel changes and recompiles the vboxdrv kernel module if necessary.
[11:49] <FloodBot2> commonwarrior: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:49] <commonwarrior> sorry
[11:50] <commonwarrior> helpppppp
[11:51] <bazhang> commonwarrior, and did you follow the instructions in the error? paste.ubuntu.com any issues with that
[11:51] <commonwarrior> can u help me please with virtualbox?
[11:51] <bazhang> !helpme | commonwarrior
[11:51] <pshr_> any idea on how to configure rythmbox for podcasts ?
[11:51] <Kyon-sempai> iichantra
[11:51] <pshr_> behind proxy
[11:51] <pshr_> that is
[11:51] <haroelcabo> hi ! , How can I configure a cups system to connect directly from one machine to another using ipp  (not lpd ) ?
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: sudo apt-get --purge remove virtualbox-ose; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get clean; mv ~/.virtualbox ~/.virtualbox_old; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose
[11:52] <commonwarrior> ubottu u dont know how i feel.... i want virtualbox i have to organize my nokias firmware!!!
[11:53] <bazhang> commonwarrior, it's a bot; please dont follow up with the help me's!!
[11:53] <commonwarrior> i am not a boot!
[11:53] <padi999> Hi, is it possible in kubuntu to have a console window always there as a plasma widget?
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: i gave you the command...
[11:54] <commonwarrior> action i m using xchat and it doenst make paste or copy
[11:54] <commonwarrior> can u send me a txt file with these commands?
[11:54] <bazhang> commonwarrior, so far three individuals have tried to help you; best option for you is to follow the instructions given instead of just repeating help
[11:55] <Guest11402> hi  ... probabily this isn't the right place to ask
[11:55] <Guest11402> but i have a problem
[11:55] <Guest11402> in xubuntu
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: http://pastie.org/643525
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: if xchat doesnt allow copy/paste thats pretty poor
[11:55] <Guest11402> can anyone help me?
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> !ask | Guest11402
[11:55] <commonwarrior> actionnn thankuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu     i become a gay and i'll give u a kis hahahahahahahaha thanksssssss
[11:55] <bazhang> it does; highlight then middle click
[11:55] <Prohibited> Guest11402, /join #xubuntu
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> bazhang: what if you dont have middle click?
[11:56] <Prohibited> commonwarrior, you never returned to being straight.
[11:56] <bazhang> ActionParsnip, good question
[11:56] <nicoayuda> hola
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> bazhang: pidgin you can copy like any text in anything
[11:56] <nicoayuda> hay alguien
[11:56] <bazhang> Prohibited, commonwarrior thats not appropriate for here
[11:56] <nh2> ActionParsnip: usually left+right click are for middle click
[11:57] <commonwarrior> :D
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> nh2: i see,i still use carrier, its spiffy :D
[11:57] <nicoayuda> oh alguien habla español¿?
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: that basically removes ALL the old virtualbox stuff, then reinstalls it fresh
[11:57] <DJones> !es | nicoayuda
[11:57] <nicoayuda> thank you
[11:58] <commonwarrior> action
[11:59] <commonwarrior> action after the removing process... i have to reinstall it again? just the deb file? or i nedd about more plugins?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: the app will install itself again with that one command
[11:59] <commonwarrior> action u are a genius!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!        omg
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: if you have virtual machines in ~/.virtualbox you will need to rename the contaiing folder back, I renamed it so that your setu pwould be super fresh
[12:00] <commonwarrior> action it doesn work
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: if you had no config at all then you are free to delete ~/.virtualbox_old
[12:01] <commonwarrior> my god... give me a command please its to hard for me i come from windown
[12:01] <ubuntu_> I'm trying to rescue a hard disk, which was used under xp. I use Xubuntu 9.04 live cd now, and TestDisk. The testdisk found all the partitions and all the files on them, but it recognized them as FAT filesystems, not NTFS. I accepted this offer (unfortunatelly?), but the OS doesn't boot from the hard disk. (At least there isn't blue screen like before) How could I solve this problem? My goal is to get access to my files and save the
[12:01] <ubuntu_> m.
[12:02] <yusa> hi again
[12:02] <yusa> godstar: do you have any install xp in ubuntu ?
[12:03] <commonwarrior> action
[12:03] <ubuntu_> sorry, my internet connection makes me crazy... :P
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: do you want rid of the old virtualbox folder, or do you want it ack?
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: use tab to complete my nick
[12:03] <godstar> yusa: I run XP in VB.
[12:03] <yusa> vb ?
[12:03] <yusa> visual basic ? :P
[12:03] <godstar> yusa: Sorry. Virtualbox.
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> virtualbox
[12:03] <bazhang> virtualbox
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> (they chorused)
[12:04] <yusa> an another win emulator ?
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> yusa: no, its a virtualisation software like vmware
[12:04] <godstar> yusa: www.virtualbox.org
[12:04] <bazhang> !vm | yusa
[12:04] <commonwarrior> actionparsnip i ever used xp (expert about it) but ubuntu it a new world for e to hard to make changes i need commands to paste
[12:04] <godstar> yusa: What ActionParsnip, said.
[12:04] <CopyWriter> good morning all
[12:04] <ubuntu_> Did I get any answer for my question? I didn't see, because I disconnected... Thanks for your patience.
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: fine but i need information from you first. I need to know what you want
[12:05] <commonwarrior> i want to use vbox simple
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: do you A) Want the old folder back containing the old virtualboxes
[12:05] <yusa> VMware or VB ? what is better
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: or B) Get rid of the old config and start with a fresh one
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> yusa: neither
[12:05] <bazhang> yusa, personal preference
[12:05] <godstar> commonwarrior: Reload VB with default commands.
[12:05] <godstar> yusa: I prefer VB.
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> yusa: bith have advantages and disadvantages
[12:05] <commonwarrior> i just want to use virtual box i dont care the version i use ubuntu 9.4 i need about it
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> yusa: if one was outright better, the other would not get used
[12:06] <yusa> allright
[12:06] <godstar> yusa: Yes, at the of the day, it is user preference.
[12:06] <yusa> I'm off guys, need to back to work, thanks a lot.
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: ok then run: rm -rf ~/.virtualbox*
[12:06] <baptistul> wich programs should i run in start-up?
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> baptistul: whichever you need
[12:06] <godstar> yusa: anytime.
[12:06] <bazhang> baptistul, to accomplish what
[12:07] <commonwarrior> ok im searching the simbol
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: when you run virtualbox now, you will have to setup a new virtualbox system and install a new OS
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: or you can use rm -rf $HOME/.virtualbox*
[12:08] <commonwarrior> the orizontal s simbol? i cant make it...
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: use the other command I gave
[12:08] <baptistul> of course you're right,but  when my pc start,lots of programs star-up by itself
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: ~ is a tilde
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> baptistul: you probably have the last gnome session stored so all the apps you had open when you log out run again
[12:09] <rags> I have a problem with sudo..It used to take a long time to execute commands with sudo..so after some deugging I found tht it was taking time at logging....so syslog was at fault I suppose
[12:09] <commonwarrior> :D yes but i write from an italian keyboard i did the command. but it doesnt say nothing in the shell command
[12:10] <commonwarrior> error again
[12:10] <commonwarrior> Could not load the settings file '/home/commonwarrior/.VirtualBox/VirtualBox.xml'.
[12:10] <commonwarrior> Cannot convert settings from version '1.7-linux'.
[12:10] <commonwarrior> The source version is not supported.
[12:10] <FloodBot2> commonwarrior: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:10] <rags> I added  "loghost" to the hosts file, and the problem vanished!.
[12:10] <ruby_on_tails> what's the best way of sharing/transferring files between multiplu ubuntu users ?
[12:10] <ruby_on_tails> I am tired of using the usb drive :(
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: rm -rf /home/commonwarrior/.VirtualBox
[12:10] <rags> so is the loghost entry needed, or wht is the orignal problem then?
[12:10] <bazhang> !nfs
[12:11] <commonwarrior> hahaahahahahha ok i try hahaahahha omg i am a dummie
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: linux is case sensitive
[12:11] <erUSUL> ruby_on_tails: ubuntu users?  on the same machine ?
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: delete that folder and you will have a blank slate and a fresh install of virtualbox
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: reconfigure from this good start
[12:11] <ruby_on_tails> nope 3 diff machines erUSUL
[12:12] <shawn_> Is there a way to change my GRUB boot screen to look better?
[12:12] <ruby_on_tails> we have to transfer source files of projects we are doing frequently using the USB drive
[12:12] <commonwarrior> can i write delete name folder path?
[12:12] <commonwarrior> or not?
[12:12] <erUSUL> ruby_on_tails: a shared nfs or samba share ?
[12:12] <ruby_on_tails> reading about nfs
[12:13] <ruby_on_tails> < ubuntu newbie doesn't know much
[12:13] <erUSUL> ruby_on_tails: if it is source codee why not use a proper SCM ? subversion ? git? mercurial?
[12:13] <bt> i get an error while upgrading in synaptic, it doesnt even let me remove mono-common (E: mono-common: subprocess pre-removal script returned error exit status 2) how could i do it manually? to reinstall it again
[12:13] <krs2> ruby_on_rails, get a source control
[12:13] <bt> sudo dpkg remove?
[12:13] <krs2> if you are sharing source files
[12:13] <ruby_on_tails> erUSUL: o_O I don't know anything about what you mentioned
[12:13] <ruby_on_tails> they are source codes of websites/apps we make
[12:14] <krs2> use source repository
[12:14] <krs2> a*
[12:14] <ruby_on_tails> what's that ?
[12:14] <erUSUL> ruby_on_tails: Source Code Management ? CVS ?
[12:14] <krs2> like git, subversion or whatever
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: yes you need to delete .VirtualBox from home,if you open nautilus and press CTRL+H you can show hidden folders and do it there if you wish
[12:14] <rags> any idea on the sudo/syslog problem guys?
[12:14] <baptistul> ok,i see!another problemms:when i open firefox and later i want to minimize window,i can't see firefox minimized down;in system monitor i can see it!
[12:14] <ruby_on_tails> umm....you can consider simple files
[12:14] <krs2> ruby_on_rails, its a server that are used to share code between developers, and that keep backups of all old version of files
[12:14] <yusa> godstar: mate I'm unable to run any exe with wine, can you help me I just want to try it
[12:14] <commonwarrior> where is noutilus
[12:14] <erUSUL> ruby_on_tails: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source_Code_Management
[12:14] <ruby_on_tails> source code management for html files doesn't sound great
[12:14] <Zahra> after apt-get update I get this error http://pastebin.ca/1597558
[12:14] <krs2> in fact it does
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: press alt+f2   type nautilus   press enter
[12:15] <godstar> yusa: Look for the exe file and right click on it, select WINE.
[12:15] <bazhang> commonwarrior, its your file-manager
[12:15] <ruby_on_tails> it does ? :O
[12:15] <ruby_on_tails> lemme read
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: and tab complete my name at the start of a line if you are addressing me
[12:15] <krs2> why not? its not harder to set up that then file sharing, and its made for your purpose
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: see how the text i write to you is highlighted, that isnt an accident
[12:15] <commonwarrior> it says digit a command to exe one process
[12:15] <ruby_on_tails> no no, its not the case of many people working on the same things
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: use my name please, it makes it easier to read in a channel of more than 1300 users
[12:16] <ruby_on_tails> its like designer sending some images to the coder for a webpage design
[12:16] <ruby_on_tails> or a coder sending some tricky JS code for a particular operation in an admin panel
[12:16] <yusa> godstar: doesnt react ..
[12:16] <commonwarrior> ok action i follow your write
[12:16] <krs2> i would still use source control for it, but if you dont want then you can just right click a folder and "share" it
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: or it maight be in the gnome menu as file browser
[12:16] <ruby_on_tails> hmm
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: after you type "action" press tab, thats all it takes
[12:16] <krs2> then the other users can browse it up and take/put files
[12:16] <godstar> yusa: You right-clicked and opened with WINE?
[12:17] <ruby_on_tails> that's would be the best choice
[12:17] <commonwarrior> action wait wait please
[12:17] <commonwarrior> i m still searching noutilus
[12:17] <godstar> yusa: right-clicked the exe that is.
[12:17] <yusa> yeah, i've tryed another one, it worked.
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: see how you typed this: "commonwarrior: action wait wait please"
[12:17] <yusa> godstar: looks like it doesnt work on x64 bit exe
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: after you typed the word "action", press tab
[12:17] <baxi> welcome Palli :o)
[12:17] <godstar> yusa: there is a list for approved WINE apps.
[12:18] <sand_> !
[12:18] <commonwarrior> ?
[12:18] <palli> Thanks Baxi
[12:18] <commonwarrior> where?
[12:18] <bazhang> commonwarrior, the tab key
[12:18] <commonwarrior> ok i see
[12:18] <commonwarrior> the action tab?
[12:18] <godstar> yusa: http://appdb.winehq.org/
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: in here when you want to talk to me, dont use "action" use 'actionparsnip", you can do this by typing "action" ten pressing tab to autocomplete
[12:19] <godstar> yusa: hmm. I'll try myself.
[12:19] <palli> Hi pallib
[12:19] <baxi> how many Pallis are there here anyhow??
[12:19] <commonwarrior> here? i have so open the file manager
[12:19] <bazhang> baxi, did you have a support question?
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: in xchat, type the word "action"    then press the tab key, it will complete my name
[12:20] <shadowhywind> hay all, I am trying to setup my on/off button for my touchpad, xev doesn't see it when i push it, any ideas?
[12:20] <commonwarrior> actionparnship it doesnt work
[12:20] <commonwarrior> i have to write it by my self
[12:21] <shiznebit> hi everyone
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: if you only type action then press tab, xchat will type the rest for you
[12:21] <silverfast> hi! | shiznebit
[12:22] <commonwarrior> actionparsnip no. it doesnt work. so... tell me what folder i have to delete
[12:23] <zaoul> anyone know how to make zsh default shell?
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: perfect!
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: outside of xchat if you press alt+f2 a little window will appear like the run box in windows, you can then type nautilus and press enter
[12:24] <Rods_Tiger> I want to uninstall "evolution" - is it as simple as simply uninstalling it all?
[12:24] <commonwarrior> ok did it
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> Rods_Tiger: sudo apt-get --purge remove evolution
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> commonwarrior: ok so nautilus is running, press ctrl+h to show the hidden files
[12:25] <elumbella> hey folks
[12:25] <commonwarrior> wowww i love this man
[12:25] <commonwarrior> did it
[12:25] <Rods_Tiger> ActionParsnip: aha - ta
[12:25] <elumbella> i just updated to karmic beta but now my system is broken
[12:25] <zaoul> commonwarrior: yea Linux rocks he
[12:25] <zaoul> eh
[12:26] <crazymaz> Guys have managed to install my wifi adapter
[12:26] <bazhang> elumbella, #ubuntu+1 for karmic support
[12:26] <elumbella> thx
[12:26] <Zahra> after apt-get update I get this error http://pastebin.ca/1597558
[12:26] <commonwarrior> i deleted all vbox folders
[12:26] <crazymaz> But the network wont connect (its wpa2 encrypted) the connection only gives wep option
[12:26] <commonwarrior> wowwwwwwwww
[12:27] <commonwarrior> ahahhahahahaha wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww actionparsnip u are a geniussssssssssssssssssssssssss wowoowowowowowowowowowowow
[12:27]  * Gnea wonders what is wrong with commonwarrior's keyboard
[12:28] <MenZa> Zahra: You don't have the GPG key used to verify the repository you added.
[12:28] <Guest10968> I would like to know too uninustall game called coldwar_demo
[12:28] <bazhang> Guest10968, how was it installed
[12:28] <commonwarrior> peopleeee actionparsnip is the bestttttttttt
[12:28] <commonwarrior> i m installing xp
[12:28] <Zahra> MenZa: so what can I do?
[12:29] <MenZa> Zahra: Consult the page you got that mirror from. It should tell you how to obtain the key.
[12:29] <baptistul> j #ubuntu
[12:29] <jrib> baptistul: you're here
[12:30] <baptistul> when i minimized firefox,i can't see it minimized down,just in system monitor;why?
[12:31] <jrib> baptistul: right click on the panel -> add to panel -> window list
[12:31] <Guest10968> I first double click on it then it was install
[12:31] <baptistul> i'll try just now
[12:31] <Guest10968> by the way the game is bin file
[12:32] <irod> hey, has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
[12:32] <jrib> irod: what?
[12:33] <sipior> irod: please allow me to second jrib's question as well :-)
[12:33] <ubuntu_> I'm trying to rescue a hard disk, which was used under xp. I use Xubuntu 9.04 live cd now, and TestDisk. The testdisk found all the partitions and all the files on them, but it recognized them as FAT filesystems, not NTFS. I accepted this offer (unfortunatelly?), but the OS doesn't boot from the hard disk. (At least there isn't blue screen like before) How could I solve this problem? My goal is to get access to my files and save the
[12:33] <ubuntu_> m.
[12:34] <silverfast> Guest10968: did you try to remove it from synaptic
[12:34] <Guest10968> bazhang are there
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> now thats gratitude :)
[12:35] <silverfast> Guest10968 : np  :)
[12:35] <elumbella> how do i get internet connection in chroot?
[12:35] <irod> i was just wondering that if what happens begins that an afterwards, how is that at then greater through was what before?
[12:35] <Guest10968> it not there
[12:35] <sipior> irod: you must be a Philosopher.
[12:35] <bazhang> irod, random chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:36] <sipior> bazhang: emphasis on *random*, there :-)
[12:36] <bazhang> sipior, indeed
[12:37] <irod> bazhang: nah, it's a'right, i was just trying this trolling thing... it's quite fun
[12:37] <irod> too bad i'
[12:37] <irod> i'm not as stupid as real trolls
[12:37] <gajop> is there a way to view what files a package owns?
[12:37] <bazhang> irod, wrong channel/server for that
[12:37] <jrib> gajop: dpkg -L
[12:38] <cweiske> Hi. Is there a way to disable/deactivate keyboard shortcuts in gnome applications? I try to remap "open new tab" in gnome-terminal to ctrl+shift+n which is already used by "open new window" - but there seems to be no way to unassign that
[12:38] <Guest10968> it came with a program that should uninstall it but does not work it lgp uninstall I may not be using it right I don't know I am very to this linux os
[12:38] <gajop> jrib, awesome, thanks
[12:38] <crazymaz> I have installed my wifi adapter, how do i get it to accept wpa2?
[12:38] <vigo> elumbella: ping, I guess
[12:38] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188 crazymaz
[12:39] <gajop> ok, so how do i encrypt a partition now that i have ecryptfs-utils installed
[12:39] <silverfast> !alias | cweiske
[12:40] <CHESLYN>  hi guys
[12:40] <cweiske> what do you mean by "!alias"?
[12:40] <crazymaz> Thanks bazhang
[12:40] <vigo> cweiske: That is a ubottu info command
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> !wpa | crazymaz
[12:41] <CHESLYN> actionParsnip: do you know a little bit of xp
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> crazymaz: not all adapters can do wpa2 under linux
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> CHESLYN: some, windows support is in ##windows
[12:42] <sinan> I am having a weird problem with cron, some jobs are running while others aren't. I am not getting any mail whatsoever (and never did). Any ideas?
[12:43] <CHESLYN> actionParsnip: gut i'm asking do know a little bit
[12:43] <cweiske> ok, I found out: double-click to assign a new keyboard shortcut and press "backspace"
[12:43] <cweiske> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/prefs-keyboard-shortcuts.html.en
[12:43] <cweiske> that should be in the gnome-terminal help, too
[12:44] <azzec> hello pickett
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> CHESLYN: ask away
[12:46] <CHESLYN> ActionParsnip: ok you know how 2 reset a passwd on ubuntu but do know in xp please
[12:46] <ruby_on_tails> I turned on my computer janitor
[12:46] <ruby_on_tails> it recommends packages that can be removed
[12:46] <ruby_on_tails> such as skype
[12:46] <azzec> what's new in karmic?
[12:47] <ruby_on_tails> and all are .deb packages, removing these packages will uninstall the apps ?
[12:47] <bazhang> azzec, karmic discussion in #ubuntu+1
[12:47] <azzec> sorry
[12:47] <fzfx> azzec: i know what's old in karmic - troubles with RT ALCxxx's.. (
[12:47] <fzfx> Hello.
[12:47] <fzfx> Sorry for poor/bad english, but I've got a problem. =) OS: Ubuntu Desktop 9.04, Ubuntu Desktop 9.10 beta. Audio device (from 'alsamixer'): card: HDA ATI SB, chip: Realtek ALC889A... also same problem was on RT ALC668. A problem - silent sound from speakers. Volume bars in alsamixer are about maximum. In Mustdie there are 'oll klear'.
[12:47] <FloodBot2> fzfx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:47] <azzec> i'm a ewbie
[12:47] <azzec> newbie
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> CHESLYN: contro panel -> users
[12:48] <azzec> fzfx get a new card
[12:49] <fieldmarshall> hey all I have worked out a way of getting around 404 not found error; by updating security files and changing the servr download location
[12:49] <Uqbar> fieldmarshall: what?
[12:50] <Gnea> !sound | fzfx
[12:50] <Gnea> azzec: please do not give improper advice.
[12:50] <fieldmarshall> Uqbar: I was trying to install LAMP but kept getting err 404 not found msg; I have finally found away of installing all files
[12:50] <fzfx> ubottu: ok, thanks.
[12:50] <EmilemiL> Have anyone here every tryed ubuntu with the xfx 8200 series motherboard?
[12:50] <CHESLYN> ActionParsnip: thanks but on a command 2
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> CHESLYN: that i dont know
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> CHESLYN: ask in ##windows
[12:51] <fieldmarshall> Just update the entire system and change the location of your server and you will be able to download and install any software
[12:51] <azzec> you can try ubuntu on anything
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> azzec: most
[12:52] <CHESLYN> ActionParsnip: thx i'll c
[12:52] <EmilemiL> azzec: ofc, but I asked specificly for xfx mobos cuz I get error after error
[12:52] <psypher246> hi all. i am having issue trying to start dynamips on boot as a service or in rc.local. i have tried a service script i found which works fine when the server is up and i have tried starting it with rc.local. neither will start the service on boot, pls help, thx
[12:53] <fieldmarshall> I am now installing the latest JDK and netbeans and eclipse for development purposes and I am not getting any 404 errors anymore
[12:53] <JuJuBee> I use opendns at home and they have a dynamic IP updater to let their service know what my IP is.  How do I make a perl script run on startup?
[12:53] <mamadpython> سلام رفقا چطور باید وارد روم اوبونتوی فارسی شم ؟
[12:54] <azzec> sabily
[12:54] <mamadpython> کسی نیست منو راهنمایی کنه ؟
[12:54] <sipior> !arabic > mamadpython
[12:55] <jrib> !ir | mamadpython
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> JuJuBee: add it to /etc/rc.local
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> JuJuBee: just above the exit line
[12:55] <CHESLYN> ActionParsnip : how can i get the ##windows because i'm not getting Right
[12:56] <bastidrazor> !boot > JuJuBee
[12:56] <EmilemiL> While installing/running the live function of ubuntu I get thrown out to the console, any ideas?`
[12:56] <duffydack> I installed firefox3.5 but its not showing up in the prefered applications tool...
[12:57] <JuJuBee> In the directions (if you can call them directions) they  suggest running it as a daemon... You can run ddclient as "/usr/sbin/ddclient -daemon 300 -syslog" and put it in your startup scripts.
[12:57] <JuJuBee> bastidrazor: thanks, I'll check it out
[12:57] <jrib> JuJuBee: ddclient is in the repositories.  If you install it using the repositories, it will automatically be run when you boot iirc
[12:58] <JuJuBee> jrib: cool, didn't think of that.  Thanks
[12:58] <Satisfied> i'm on ubuntu jackalope.... is there an update to firefox 3.5 ?   Seems like months ago it was released
[12:58] <azzec> yup too long
[12:59] <bastidrazor> jrib: ah.. wish i knew that last week.
[12:59] <NET||abuse> i'm having a common occurance with my laptop, the ethernet connection drops repeatedly, then just fails to complete the dhcp connection....
[13:01] <NET||abuse> the wifi will pick up ok, but that's on a seperate subnet, i need the eth0,,, the only way i've found to repair the behaviour is reboot, but i have a huge amount of stuff in progress, editors open, code state in myhead,,, is there a way to diagnose and repair this without rebooting?
[13:01] <NET||abuse> i've tried /etc/init.d/NetworkManager restart,,, and networking restart... not seeming to solve the issue.
[13:01] <bastidrazor> JuJuBee: adding ddclient to /etc/rc.local will call it on boot.. there is a config file for it to tell it to run as a dameon.
[13:02] <jrib> bastidrazor: you're not lazy enough :)
[13:03] <bastidrazor> jrib: heh, yeah i guess i pick the hard way too much
[13:04] <JuJuBee> lol
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> CHESLYN: /join ##windows
[13:06] <JuJuBee> jrib:  so I used apt-get but I don't see anything in rc.local
[13:06] <[A]KangB> y have bought a new HDD, i want put it as /home, how can i do that whitout dying on th try
[13:07] <CHESLYN> ActionParsnip: at which network
[13:07] <Reactor__> !deadnick Reactor
[13:07] <soujanya> I am using dell xps m1330 laptop with ubuntu 9.04
[13:07] <Gnea> [A]KangB: dying on th try?
[13:07] <soujanya> but no sound out put
[13:07] <soujanya> any help?
[13:07] <Gnea> !sound | soujanya
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> CHESLYN: here on freenode
[13:08] <[A]KangB> Gnea, To die in the attempt, was my fault
[13:08] <soujanya> ok thank you
[13:08] <mxgb> hi guys
[13:08] <mxgb> im trying to figure out a way to extend my linux partition
[13:09] <jrib> mxgb: gparted?
[13:09] <mxgb> i've got a dual boot and have resized the main windows partition to free up space
[13:09] <mxgb> yea well gparted is not allowing me to resize anything
[13:10] <jrib> mxgb: are you using a live cd?
[13:10] <mxgb> i have used it to create a new partition for the free space
[13:10] <mxgb> nopes its a install
[13:10] <Gnea> [A]KangB: ah. you'll have to edit your /etc/fstab file after you've partitioned and formatted it, then point it as your new /home - be sure to backup your files in /home so you can restore them on the new /home
[13:10] <Gnea> !fstab | [A]KangB
[13:10] <jrib> mxgb: you need to use gparted on a live cd.  The partitions can't be mounted
[13:10] <bastidrazor> JuJuBee: rc.local is for things added by the user. i actually don't know about the apt-get way. try ps aux|grep ddclient ..is it running after you installed it?
[13:10] <bastidrazor> JuJuBee: is there a ddclient.conf for it? /etc/ddclient/ddclient.conf ?
[13:10] <mxgb> does the jaunty live cd have gparted on it?
[13:11] <MyWay> hi, i'm using yafc to ftp, with this syntax: open ftp://myusername@host:mypass@myhost:21/, the problem is the username@host, is there a way to escape characters?
[13:11] <fbianconi> mxgb: yes
[13:11] <jrib> JuJuBee: it probably creates a /etc/init.d/ddclient (or similar)
[13:11] <CHESLYN> ActionParsnip: i really dont know how can you direct me a little bit please
[13:11] <music> hey there
[13:11] <monostone> i bought a WD passport 500GB usb external HD, I don't know how to mount it though, the drive is detected an is located on bus2 device 3. How do I proceed?
[13:11] <music> i need help downloading my logitech quick cam 8.4.6
[13:12] <pfarrell> I am trying to compile a C++ application in 32-bit mode on an amd64 machine. I have lib32stdc++6 installed, but there is no equivalent lib32stdc++6-dev. Can anyone please help?
[13:12] <MyWay> monostone: it should auto mount it i think
[13:12] <CHESLYN> AcyionParsnip: find it thx
[13:12] <Gnea> CHESLYN: instead of typing "ActionParsnip: i really dont know how can you direct me a little bit please", you type:  "/join ##windows"
[13:12] <mxgb> jrib->thanks. will try the live cd
[13:12] <music> some on epls tell me what to do
[13:12] <bastidrazor> JuJuBee: good luck, i'm off for a bit.
[13:12] <music> how to i go about it
[13:12] <music> ????
[13:12] <monostone> MyWay, the box is a server, and it doesn't automount, df shows nothing and mtab doesn't either, but a lsusb does show the device
[13:13] <MyWay> hi, i'm using yafc to ftp, with this syntax: open ftp://myusername@host:mypass@myhost:21/, the problem is the username@host which is bad interpreted, how can i escape characters?
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> !webcam | music
[13:13] <MyWay> ah then sorry monostone, i thought i was a desktop
[13:13] <MyWay> it*
[13:14] <[A]KangB> Gnea thanks a lot
[13:14] <herceg> quit
[13:14] <jrib> MyWay: did you try reading the documentation?
[13:14] <MyWay> yes, couldn't find it
[13:14] <jrib> MyWay: http://yafc.sourceforge.net/manual/Invoking-Yafc.php#Invoking%20Yafc
[13:14] <monostone> MyWay, how would i go about mounting it manually? device folder has a bunch of usbdev files , one of them is called usbdev2.3_epXX, but trying to mount that says special device not found
[13:15] <jrib> MyWay: http://yafc.sourceforge.net/manual/open.php#open
[13:15] <JoshuaL> is it possible to switch network proxies when accessing a certain access point without doing it manually?
[13:16] <JoshuaL> so it will switch to use the school proxy when i connect to the school network
[13:16] <jrib> MyWay: why do you use yafc over ftp? (Just curious as I had never heard of yafc)
[13:16] <JoshuaL> and back to normal when connecting to my home network
[13:16] <music> ohk@ubotta the model of my webcam is logitech Quick cam 8.4.6 but i cant find it in the lost u sent me
[13:16] <MyWay> jrib: i've just found it and i was using it
[13:16] <MyWay> it's working fine, the only problem is this escape thing
[13:16] <Negao> hi people
[13:16] <Nikitta> Hi everyone
[13:17] <jrib> MyWay: you'r not using the correct syntax, see the links I gave you
[13:17] <monostone> mounting a regular drive or a cd is quite straightforward, just have to mount -t fs /dev/sda /mnt/mydrive , as what /dev are usb devices known? a lsusb doesnt tell me the device i should use
[13:17] <anathematic> is there an app for logging the memory usage on my ubuntu server?
[13:17] <Negao> in which language is most of the ubuntu software developed?
[13:17] <MyWay> yes checking it
[13:18] <jrib> Negao: python is pretty popular...
[13:18] <Nikitta> I there a programm to boot windows (on another partition) from linux? Even though I've never used it, I know wine can run some windows aps on linux, but I'd love to have windows in a window
[13:19] <sipior> JoshuaL: there should be an "automatic proxy detection" or the like in the gnome network preferences panel, as i recall
[13:19] <jrib> Nikitta: ask the vbox and vmware channels if that's possible.  You can definitely have windows in a window with those, but I am not sure if they can just boot your existing install from another partition
[13:20] <jrib> !virtualizer > Nikitta
[13:20] <Negao> i 'm new on xchat, how did u send a message directly to me (with my name on the begining)?
[13:20] <jrib> !tab | Negao
[13:20] <Nikitta> jrib: tank you
[13:20] <monostone> How does one go about mounting a USB HD via command line? Is it that much more complex then mounting a regular drive or CD drive?
[13:20] <JoshuaL> sipior, what i mean is that i have 2 locations in them, home and school
[13:20] <Negao> jrib, i got it
[13:20] <JoshuaL> i want it to switch to school when im at school
[13:20] <jrib> monostone: you shouldn't have to.  It should be mounted when you plug it in automatically
[13:20] <krs2> moonstone, no just use the mount command, but that should be automounted
[13:21] <JoshuaL> thats for the gnome-network-properties stuff
[13:21] <sipior> JoshuaL: does automatic proxy detection not work on one network or the other?
[13:21] <monostone> jrib, krs2 : it is not automounted, its a server box, but the drive is detected, i see it listed using lsusb
[13:21] <Negao> jrib, i want to start programming, what language do u advice, cause i've heard bout C and phyton
[13:22] <monostone> jrib, krs2 i just need to find out what /dev/ file the drive is so i can mount it myself
[13:22] <JoshuaL> there is not option for it
[13:22] <jrib> monostone: ah, it won't be auto-mounted on a server box (by default).  Just use mount as usual then
[13:22] <krs2> monostone, just do dmesg to find that out
[13:22] <jrib> Negao: join me in #ubuntu-offtopic?
[13:22] <ubuntu_disperato> untu-it
[13:22] <monostone> krs2, awesome!! thank you, that is exactly what i needed to know, problem solved :)
[13:23] <krs2> monostone, dmesg is like kernel log so can find most stuff like that in it
[13:23] <Prune> I can't find on synaptic package manager a category for ftp.   I can find some ftp applications by going to 'all' then ftp.
[13:24] <Negao> jrib, i'm on the channel
[13:24] <jrib> Negao: type: /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:26] <EmilemiL> When I try to install ubuntu I get trown out to the shell, no errors displayed. Any way to see where the problem is?
[13:26] <RichiH> EmilemiL: is there a /var/log/messages ?
[13:26] <laurisx> hey. can i get some help?
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> EmilemiL: did you md5 check the iso as well as verify the CD oce initially booted to?
[13:27] <EmilemiL> RichiH: no, there isnt cuz I dont even get the system installed.
[13:27] <EmilemiL> ActionParsnip: Yes
[13:27] <jiohdi> I keep getting freeze up after grub... then reboot, using recovery... repair package.. and it seems to be repairing a video type package
[13:28] <jiohdi> anyone know how to fix this so it does not have to be done on each boot up?
[13:28] <EmilemiL> ActionParsnip: and tryed to make more than one cd/dvd
[13:28] <viirus> I have a major problem..... does anybody know if you can rescue files from an encrypted hdd?.....
[13:28] <RichiH> EmilemiL: there might be one in your install environment
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> EmilemiL: try some bootoptions then
[13:28] <RichiH> EmilemiL: i would try the alternate install cd
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions  | EmilemiL
[13:29] <sipior> viirus: that would defeat the point of encryption, wouldn't it?
[13:29] <RichiH> it's based on the debian installer and, in my limited experience with ubuntu, a _lot_ more stable than the graphical one
[13:29] <viirus> sipior, and if i have the password?
[13:29] <laurisx> Does anyone know why after the latest upgrade I can't get screen resolution above 800x600? I've got an S3 Unichrome, but it worked fine before. And the xorg.conf file doesn't have any "Modes" or "Depth" lines, so a friend of mine said it might be the new xorg, whatever that is. Thanks in advance! :)
[13:29] <sipior> viirus: then you should be fine, assuming the volume is not corrupted.
[13:29] <EmilemiL> ActionParsnip: I tryed them all but since i dont get an error i dont know whats wrong
[13:30] <EmilemiL> RichiH: what's on the alternate cd?
[13:30] <RichiH> EmilemiL: packages :p
[13:30] <viirus> sipior, the problem is that i accidently made a new filesystem on it (just started... was runnig for about 5 seconds then i noticed the mistake and killed the pc)
[13:30] <viirus> sipior, and now I cant mount it anymore....
[13:30] <RichiH> EmilemiL: the end result is the same, i.e. an installed ubuntu
[13:30] <RichiH> but instead of copying the live system to disk, it actually installs the packages
[13:31] <sipior> viirus: hmm...tricky. have you tried TestDisk? might not work, but worth a shot.
[13:31] <sipior> viirus: i'm guessing backups aren't an option.
[13:31] <viirus> sipior, testdisk didnt seem to work (probably as its encrypted)
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> EmilemiL: tried the alternate CD?
[13:32] <viirus> sipior, backups dont exist -.-
[13:32] <EmilemiL> RichiH: okey, i might need to try the alternate cd.
[13:32] <EmilemiL> ActionParsnip: no not yet
[13:33] <EmilemiL> for the record, i'm trying to install x64. does that have something to do with it?
[13:33] <citrus212> hi , I accidentally forced shutdown my UBUNTU. is there a program like windows'es UNIBLUE registry fixer (finds errors) that can fix my ubuntu
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> EmilemiL: shouldnt do
[13:34] <citrus212> ubuntu's currently telling me to 'wait'... I screwed it up by pulling the plug accidentally
[13:34] <EmilemiL> ActionParsnip: ok
[13:34] <citrus212> actionparsnip?
[13:34] <sipior> viirus: what did use to perform the encryption?
[13:34] <viirus> sipior, luks
[13:34] <citrus212> actionparsnip: is there a program that can fix errors in ubuntu
[13:35] <RichiH> EmilemiL: as i said, my experience with ubuntu is limited, but out of the 5 pcs i tried to install ubuntu on, 3 needed to be installed with the alternate one
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> citrus212: depends what kind
[13:36] <monostone> is it possible to view the fs a device has?
[13:36] <monostone> file -s /dev/sdc* just indicates writable, no read permissions. Any other command to view the fs of a device? so i can mount it
[13:37] <sipior> viirus: i think you might be in serious trouble. best bet might be to peruse the dm-crypt mailing list archives (someone else has surely done the same thing already). i'm afraid i don't know what else to suggest.
[13:37] <monostone> i need to know if its ntfs, fat or ext3
[13:37] <viirus> sipior, hm... ok :(
[13:37] <sipior> viirus: well, i'd suggest keeping backups next time, but i don't want to rub it in. harsh enough lesson already, i imagine.
[13:37] <viirus> sipior, already thought that im in trouble -.-
[13:38] <citrus212> monostone: is there a registry fixer for ubuntu. mine has errors and i want to clean it (forceshutdown problems)
[13:38] <mxgb> i just tried using gparted to resize my partitions but no success :(
[13:38] <viirus> sipior, the actually funny thing (well... i dont think its that funny but for others it surely is).... that i deleted a backup a few days ago because i thought ill never need it and the device wasnt encrypted -.-
[13:39] <mxgb> it wont allow me to resize the linux partition
[13:39] <mxgb> i used live cd this time
[13:39] <sipior> viirus: i heard a clever saying recently: "The Universe tends towards maximum irony."
[13:39] <viirus> sipior, :/
[13:40] <mxgb> i want to give the space that i freed from vista to the linux partition
[13:40] <viirus> sipior, ill check the backup harddrive... maybe theres something to save there
[13:40] <psypher246> hi all. i am having issue trying to start dynamips on boot as a service or in rc.local. i have tried a service script i found which works fine when the server is up and i have tried starting it with rc.local. neither will start the service on boot, pls help, thx
[13:40] <sipior> viirus: might be a better bet, actually
[13:40] <mxgb> but i couldnt as the option to resize isnt available to resize the linux extended partition
[13:40] <skunx> Hi, how could I set my locale back to POSIX ?
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> !locale
[13:42] <skunx> thx
[13:42] <Rods_Tiger> Is POSIX a nice place to visit?
[13:43] <trancefat> hello
[13:43] <sipior> Rods_Tiger: mild summers, i hear.
[13:43] <skunx> =)
[13:44] <trancefat> i m trying to install ubuntu 9.04 (also tried 8.04) but failing with an error 'init: rc-default main process (2797) terminated with status 127'.  I m installing from a live cd downloaded months ago on an oldish machine with new graphics card and hd
[13:44] <trancefat> i wonder wat could be the problem
[13:44] <trancefat> most forums are referring to this problem happening while booting an existing installation
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> trancefat: does the CD selftest as ok?
[13:45] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: how do I selftest
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> trancefat: first boot screen you see, read the screen
[13:45] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: Also i ve tried with 8.04 live cd
[13:46] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: One thing i may point here is, in the first screen, the keyboard doesnt work
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> trancefat: not good
[13:46] <AdvoWork> anyone here ever had problems installing flash player? installed by apt-get install, then did manually by downloading, but flash player still doesnt work
[13:46] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: could i be using a cd that has gone bad (basically both the cds)
[13:46] <jrib> AdvoWork: "doesn't work" means...?
[13:47] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: I have installed successfully (at the moment) PCBSD
[13:47] <Oros> hey
[13:47] <ActionParsnip> trancefat: try setting bios to failsafe default settings
[13:47] <AdvoWork> jrib, it doesnt play flash
[13:47] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: ok, i ll try that, thanks
[13:48] <Oros> i try to install gcc and
[13:48] <Oros> Config.guess failed to determine the host type.  You need to specify one.
[13:48] <Oros> Usage: configure [OPTIONS] [HOST]
[13:48] <the_gamer> hi folks, i need to know the version of my mod_wsgi from my apache. how to get it?
[13:49] <jrib> AdvoWork: Restart your browser.   http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ What does this page say about your "version information"?  How did you install it manually *exactly*?  What architecture are you using?  Pastebin the contents of "about:plugins" when you enter that in your address bar?
[13:49] <jrib> s/\?$//
[13:50] <psypher246> hi all pls urgently help, my rc.local script works fine on one machine but not on another, no reason why, same default install, same command in rc.local
[13:50] <jrib> psypher246: the universe is random (or: give more details)
[13:51] <the_gamer> jrib, it's not random! it's 42
[13:51] <slavik2> psypher246: are permissions the same?
[13:51] <jrib> the_gamer: what base!?
[13:51] <slavik2> the_gamer: 54
[13:51] <the_gamer> jrib, 10
[13:51] <jrib> the_gamer: seems pretty random to me then ;)
[13:51] <psypher246> jrib: added this to rc.local: dynamips -H 7210 & before exit 0. reboot on one machine works on ano0ther and others it doesn't
[13:52] <slavik2> is dynamips avail on both
[13:52] <the_gamer> how to get the version of my mod_wsgi?
[13:52] <slavik2> ?
[13:52] <jrib> psypher246: how are you determining if it works or not?
[13:52] <slavik2> the_gamer: look at the package version
[13:52] <octe> when upgrading from 8.04 to 9.10, should i do that in one step or upgrade to each release between them?
[13:53] <erUSUL> octe: the later
[13:53] <the_gamer> slavik2, what's the command? i don't even know, where i should look for the package
[13:53] <DJones> octe: You'll need to upgrade step by step
[13:53] <octe> alright
[13:53] <slavik2> apt-cache showpkg <package name>
[13:53] <slavik2> or search in synaptic
[13:53] <octe> how safe is it? i'll be doing it remotely
[13:53] <wwig> hi, I have a problem with a VIA VT1708S and ubuntu 8.10, the sound doesn't work
[13:54] <the_gamer> slavik2, thx
[13:54] <jrib> octe: well from 9.04 -> 9.10 is not safe at all seeing as how 9.10 is in development and not released yet
[13:54] <psypher246> jrib: ps aux | grep dynamips or netstat -an | grep 7210
[13:55] <the_gamer> slavik2, can't find package mod_wsgi :( is it included in any other package?
[13:55] <octe> jrib: right
[13:55] <octe> perhaps i should just upgrade to 9.04
[13:55] <slavik2> search for wsgi in synaptic
[13:55] <jrib> psypher246: redirect the output from the command somewhere and then look at it
[13:55] <slavik2> what is it for anyway?
[13:55] <slavik2> apache module?
[13:56] <the_gamer> right
[13:56] <Oros> WHO CAN HELP ?
[13:56] <jrib> Oros: no one if you don't ask a question :)
[13:56] <DJones> !ask | Oros
[13:56] <Oros> i ask
[13:56] <Oros> but i not get answer
[13:57] <the_gamer> Oros, on the left side of your keyboard, third button from the bottom
[13:57] <Oros> ?
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> Oros: does: sudo apt-get install build-essential    not work?
[13:57] <Oros> no
[13:57] <Oros> Reading Package Lists... Done
[13:57] <Oros> Building Dependency Tree... Done
[13:57] <Oros> E: Couldn't find package build-essential
[13:57] <trijntje> build-essentialS?
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> !info build-essential
[13:58] <rsk> Oros: then you are not using ubuntu or your sources.list is messed up
[13:58]  * trijntje retracts his suggestion
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> Oros: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install build-essential
[13:58] <FatsoJetson> hi all
[13:59] <rsk> hi
[13:59] <Oros> [root@linuxsis]# apt-get install update
[13:59] <Oros> Reading Package Lists... Done
[13:59] <Oros> Building Dependency Tree... Done
[13:59] <Oros> E: Couldn't find package update
[13:59] <FloodBot2> Oros: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:00] <rsk> oh wow
[14:00] <rsk> dont install the package update
[14:00] <rsk> first run: sudo apt-get update
[14:00] <Oros> not work
[14:00] <FatsoJetson> anybody ever use ubuntu satanic edition
[14:00] <rsk> then: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> Oros: no, the command is: sudo apt-get update
[14:00] <Oros> oh
[14:00] <rsk> Oros: what does not work
[14:00] <Oros> work
[14:00] <Oros> :D
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> Oros: are you logged in as root?
[14:00] <Oros> yes
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> Oros: why?
[14:00] <Oros> Reading Package Lists... Done
[14:00] <Oros> Building Dependency Tree... Done
[14:00] <Oros> done
[14:00] <psypher246> jrib: what would be the best way to do that? eg > log.txt"
[14:01] <jrib> psypher246: sure, give an absolute path though
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> Oros: why are you logged on as root?
[14:01] <Oros> done with  sudo apt-get update
[14:01] <Oros> ?
[14:01] <rsk> ?
[14:01] <elky> Oros, have you heard about pastebins yet?
[14:01] <Oros> why to not be as root?
[14:01] <jrib> psypher246: and do: 2>&1 > FILE   so stderr is also redirected
[14:01] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: I set bios with failsafe defaults and rebooted, this time around I get a string of errors to the tune of init: tty4 main process ended, respawning
[14:01] <rsk> this is going to require some serious headbutting =)
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> Oros: logging on as root is strongly NOT advised, log on as your user and disable root ASAP
[14:01] <trancefat> tty4 main process (2889) terminated with status 2
[14:02] <Guest83056> hello :)
[14:02] <trijntje> Hi Guest83056
[14:02] <trancefat> the number following tty changes in all the errros to 1,2,4
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> trancefat: just websearching
[14:02] <Oros> ActionParsnip
[14:02] <Oros> i read gcc can be installed only with root
[14:03] <citrus212> hello
[14:03] <citrus212> any chance of getting help with ubuntu
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> Oros: yes, but your user can use sudo, so you dont ever need root
[14:03] <citrus212> how do i fix ubuntu's files, they've gone awol, I forceshotdowned my computer
[14:03] <jrib> psypher246: sorry (reverse the order in the command I gave you)
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> Oros: also running IRC clients as root is hilariously bad practice
[14:04] <Oros> what?
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> trancefat: http://blog.o-x-t.com/2008/05/09/ttys-killed-on-ubuntu-hardy-heron-vps/   seem you are not alone
[14:04] <Oros> i not run irc clients
[14:04] <Oros> .......
[14:04] <jrib> psypher246: and do: > FILE 2>&1    so stderr is also redirected
[14:04] <psypher246> jrib: so: dynamips -H 7210 > FILE 2>&1
[14:04] <erUSUL> Oros: in ubuntu we use sudo to do administrative tasks.
[14:04] <erUSUL> !sudop | Oros
[14:04] <jrib> psypher246: right
[14:04] <erUSUL> !sudo | Oros
[14:04] <K3rl0u4rn> hi people, playing with karmik on virtual box... xorg.conf does not exist but X is running almost fine. Now I need to add a DRI section to the xorg.conf. I use Xorg -configure to generate a basis for my xorg.conf, problem is now X won't start (even if I don't add the DRI stuff)
[14:04] <psypher246> cool thx
[14:04] <jrib> psypher246: but I assume you still want that to go the background...
[14:05] <erUSUL> K3rl0u4rn: karmic issues in #ubuntu+1 please
[14:05] <K3rl0u4rn> erUSUL: thanks
[14:05] <erUSUL> K3rl0u4rn: no problem :)
[14:05] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: Ok thanks..  i ll go thru that :)
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> Oros: if you are logged in as root and have executed this irc client, it is running as root
[14:06] <devy> hai
[14:06] <ActionParsnip> trancefat: have you checked your ram for errors?
[14:06] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: shud i do that from the BIOS settings?
[14:07] <rivig> hello.. i accidentally removed the volume applet from my gnome panel.. and now i can't find it in the applet list.. any ideas how i can get it back?
[14:07] <psypher246> jrib: so add & at the end?
[14:07] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: pcbsd is installed on the computer, wouldnt that complain if the RAM was faulty
[14:08] <jrib> psypher246: I guess.  Check syntax in a bash shell real quick
[14:08] <laurisx> Hey, guys! Can anyone help me with xorg screen resolution. After latest update Ubuntu tells me that my maximum is 800 x 600, and I've been struggling with this for hours :(.
[14:08] <the_gamer> i want to clear my apache error.log but when trying to write to it, i get permission denied(with sudo!). how to get it empty?
[14:08] <ActionParsnip> trancefat: true
[14:09] <canthus13> rivig: When you right-click on an empty area of the panel, and click Add to Panel, volume control doesn't show up in the list?
[14:09] <ActionParsnip> laurisx: re-install and reconfigure video drivers again
[14:09] <rivig> camthus: no.. i'm using the 9.10 beta
[14:09] <canthus13> rivig: check in #ubuntu+1
[14:09] <canthus13> rivig: That's the channel for beta.
[14:10] <rivig> ok.. thanks :)
[14:10] <canthus13> rivig: No prob.
[14:10] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: the strange thing is, the keyboard hangs at the language screen.. n the language screen just comes on over the menu to install ubuntu etc....displaying those options for a fraction of a second
[14:10] <ActionParsnip> trancefat: got another keyboard, just to test?
[14:11] <nexsja> 'ello. A rather common question about file sharing. My Windows machine can access the Ubuntu machine, but not vice versa. Any ideas on how to fix that, please?
[14:11]  * jrib sighs
[14:11] <canthus13> Nice.
[14:11] <grawity> nexsja: Does the Ubuntu machine have Samba installed? (I guess it does)
[14:12] <nexsja> grawity, Of course, otherwise i wouldn't have access to it from the Windows machine :)
[14:12] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[14:12] <grawity> nexsja: Mhm. And, have you tried entering smb://windows-computer-name/ to the file browsers' address bar?
[14:12] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[14:13] <the_gamer> i want to clear my apache error.log but when trying to write to it, i get permission denied(with sudo!). how to get it empty?
[14:13] <Sampy_> hello to everybody
[14:13] <grawity> the_gamer: I guess you use "sudo echo > error.log" ?
[14:13] <rsk> hello
[14:13] <nexsja> grawity, yes i have, even the ip address of the Windows machine. Both ways. And yes, the windows machine has file sharing turned on and even a folder is shared.
[14:13] <the_gamer> grawity, i use "sudo echo -n ""> /var/log/apache2/error.log"
[14:13] <the_gamer> and get permission denied
[14:14] <grawity> nexsja: Hmmm. Try smbclient '\\1.2.3.4'
[14:14] <jrib> ok, guess I was too hasty...
[14:14] <grawity> nexsja: Btw, what error do you get? What version of Windows is the other box running?
[14:14] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: i connected another keyboard and this one works! shall i check disc for deffects or test memory
[14:14] <vivek111585> hi
[14:14] <the_gamer> could anybody please ban 78-57-102-81.static.zebra.lt?
[14:14] <nexsja> grawity, Windows XP. I'll do it again so i can copy the error message.
[14:15] <jrib> the_gamer: no, it's various ips
[14:15] <the_gamer> jrib, ok, sry
[14:15] <grawity> the_gamer: Yeah... See, _only_ 'echo -n ""' is executed with root rights -- the second part (> error.log) is read by your shell, not by sudo.
[14:15] <jrib> the_gamer: (I already banned 2 thinking as you did :))
[14:15] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: Im checking for deffects
[14:15] <citrus212> Hi there
[14:15] <citrus212> can someone help
[14:15] <citrus212> please
[14:15] <nexsja> smbclient '\\1.2.3.4' doesn't do anything. Except some data on how to use smbclient (I needed to do that in the terminal, right?)
[14:15] <citrus212> I am trying to fix my ubuntu's programs
[14:15] <the_gamer> grawity, so how to get it done?
[14:15] <grawity> the_gamer: Also, stop scaring me. My IP is just 2 digits away from that one :|
[14:15] <the_gamer> grawity, sry
[14:15] <pw-toxic> hi, does someone know a tool which can set the meta data of mp3s by reading CDDB?
[14:15] <grawity> the_gamer: sudo tee /var/log/apache2/error.log < /dev/null
[14:16] <grawity> nexsja: Hrm...I forgot that smbclient requires the share name too. (Sorry.) Try smbclient '\\host\sharename'
[14:17] <vivek111585> i have installed wine recently but when i open .exe file with it i receive a massage that "invalid name" please help me
[14:17] <the_gamer> grawity, thx
[14:17] <nexsja> grawity, the error is "Could not display smb://192.168.1.100' Error: Failed to retrieve share list from server.
[14:17] <avishek> Does anyone have any experience in deploying LTSP systems? I
[14:17] <citrus212> can somebody help
[14:17] <citrus212> I'd like to fix ubuntu
[14:18] <citrus212> like, a registry fixer
[14:18] <grawity> nexsja: Hm. I guess Windows' Event Log doesn't log such things by default? :(
[14:18] <ActionParsnip> citrus212: can you expand please
[14:18] <grawity> citrus212: Ubuntu doesn't have a Registry. And you haven't told us what _is_ your problem.
[14:18] <citrus212> I pressed the power ubtton on my laptop and forced it to turn off
[14:18] <citrus212> (over 4 seconds)
[14:18] <citrus212> and now, it just doesn't function very well, and stalls
[14:18] <nexsja> grawity, i guess not... I've tried smbclient '\\Sheldon\f' -U Corsair - asked for the password
[14:18] <citrus212> i'd like to get it to work again, rather than reinstall
[14:18] <canthus13> citrus212: Why did you force it to turn off?
[14:19] <nexsja> but when i've entered it just gave me 'Connection to Sheldon failed (Error NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME)'
[14:19] <grawity> nexsja: It's asking for the password of Windows account 'Corsair'.
[14:19] <citrus212> because it would not respond
[14:19] <psypher246> jrib: i don.;t know what happening. if i add the output redirect it works, without the & at the end. when i add the & it doesn't work when i have just dynamips -H 7210 then it also works.
[14:19] <ubuntuisloved> I'm getting a black border when minimizing any windows etc.. and a nasty black background on a cariodock I'm using for launching programs,  I'm not using any desktop effects they are off and i turned off the nvidia drivers? whats causing this?
[14:19] <citrus212> I tried ctrl + alt + f2,f3,f4,f5, to try and use sudo reboot
[14:19] <citrus212> but to no avail
[14:19] <vivek111585> grawity: i have installed wine recently but when i open .exe file with it i receive a massage that "invalid name" please help me
[14:19] <canthus13> citrus212: Ah.  What sort of things is it stalling on?
[14:19] <jrib> psypher246: and no output at all?
[14:19] <citrus212> opera
[14:19] <grawity> nexsja: Try adding the -W option too... -W whatever-workgroup-name-you-use
[14:19] <citrus212> browser.
[14:19] <canthus13> citrus212: Just Opera?
[14:19] <avishek> I would like to deploy an Ubuntu-based LTSP system. Could anyone please advice on the possibility of such an architecture in an enterprise?
[14:19] <citrus212> just opera
[14:20] <canthus13> citrus212: have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling Opera?
[14:20] <citrus212> but to be fair..it's the darndest best OS i have EVER used
[14:20] <canthus13> :)
[14:20] <citrus212> and I'd really like it to work
[14:20] <citrus212> i have
[14:20] <nexsja> grawity, nope, doesn't work :<
[14:20] <citrus212> and the problem grew bigger
[14:20] <jrib> psypher246: if you don't need the & because dynamips runs as some sort of daemon anyway then I guess don't use it.  I don't anything about it
[14:20] <canthus13> citrus212: Hmm.
[14:20] <citrus212> now, when I open my 'home folder' it tells me to 'wait'
[14:20] <jrib> !enter | citrus212
[14:21] <citrus212> sorry
[14:21] <MaikB78> Hi folks.  Someone knows which irc channel is the right one to ask packaging questions?
[14:21] <joaopinto> MaikB78, #ubuntu-motu
[14:21] <MaikB78> joaopinto: thx!
[14:21] <canthus13> citrus212: 'sok.  Which version are you using?
[14:21] <citrus212> the latest, 9.06?
[14:21] <vivek111585> ubottu: i have installed wine recently but when i open .exe file with it i receive a massage that "invalid name" please help me
[14:21] <canthus13> citrus212: Jaunty?
[14:21] <citrus212> i'll quickly check. one sec.
[14:22] <Raxu> exit
[14:22] <avishek> vivek111585: which Windows application are you trying to run?
[14:23] <ubuntistas> does anyone knoe any software to transfer files with my pc over my cellphone
[14:23] <citrus212> jaunty
[14:23] <ubuntistas> ?
[14:23] <vivek111585> avishek i try 2 run winrar n so many
[14:23] <citrus212> 0.04
[14:23] <citrus212> 9.04
[14:23] <canthus13> citrus212: hmm..
[14:23] <xmas1> citrus212: why not use firefox?
[14:23] <citrus212> if somebody could build a 'ubuntu' fixer, it's one of the essential programs I used in windows to ensure windows ran well. it never failed me. (i used to use a 177mb sized version of xp)
[14:24] <rcscomp1> I just noticed the glib2.0 security vulnerability.  Looking at my aptitutde output, I see that urgency is marked as "low".  Can someone help me understand that, I would expect any security vulnerability to be a priority to fix.
[14:24] <citrus212> I use opera because it's just a lot quicker
[14:24] <jrib> citrus212: ubuntu is not windows... don't think of it like that :)
[14:24] <citrus212> I used k-meleon in winblows
[14:24] <psypher246> jrib: dynamips -H 7208 > /root/log.txt 2>&1 & fails the 1st time with no output, tryn again and then it works???
[14:24] <jrib> rcscomp1: ask on bugs.ubuntu.com
[14:25] <jrib> psypher246: maybe it depends on something else being up that isn't up yet?  Like network or something
[14:25] <vivek111585>  have installed wine recently but when i open .exe file with it i receive a massage that "invalid name" please help me
[14:25] <citrus212> (would you imagine that my 177MB xp ran SLOW after 6 months' usage? I'd tried a 700mb copy before that and it would just stall and not go anywhere on a centrino 1.73ghz/1gb/80gb
[14:25] <rcscomp1> jrib: k, thanks
[14:25] <jrib> psypher246: are you using dynamips from the repositories?
[14:25] <psypher246> jrib: shouldn't do, service either up or down
[14:25] <psypher246> jrib: yes
[14:26] <ubuntistas> does anyone knoe any software to transfer files with my pc over my cellphone?
[14:26] <jrib> psypher246: isn't there a better way to start it than with /etc/rc.local?  It doesn't provide a script in /etc/init.d?
[14:26] <DreadKnight> Ciantic, here's that cool chick I was dating dude :D http://is.gd/40m3z
[14:26] <citrus212> i knew vista was a waste, so went to ubuntu :) what a wonderful OS! but, again, the problem of 'force' shotdowns, has come up
[14:26] <arand_> rcscomp1: It is a potential security vuln, yes, however it would require you to actively do stuff to trigger it, which is why I guess it's marked as low
[14:26] <psypher246> jrib: WISH someone would make a proper service script which starts on boot, don't know why it doesn't rpm's do
[14:27] <rcscomp1> arand_: I see, thanks
[14:27] <canthus13> citrus212: Wait.  This was a problem with windows as well?
[14:28] <commonwarrior> hi people i need a help
[14:28] <citrus212> no.
[14:28] <citrus212> it's software related.
[14:28] <vivek111585>  have installed wine recently but when i open .exe file with it i receive a massage that "invalid name" please help me
[14:28] <grawity> commonwarrior: Just tell your problem.
[14:28] <arand_> rcscomp1: in fact, I was the one who packaged that security fix, and the suecurity risk of this issue is not very severe, more info: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/418135
[14:28] <avishek_> vivek111585: has your question been answered?
[14:28] <citrus212> (i've rebuilt systems, and have loads of experience with pc's)
[14:28] <vivek111585> no avishek
[14:28] <citrus212> however, on this one, i must pass :)
[14:29] <jrib> psypher246: you could always write one
[14:29] <commonwarrior> thanks gravity. so... i installed virtual box... all works good... but i installed nokia pc suite and i cant find usb connection theres not usb device connected
[14:29] <psypher246> jrib:
[14:29] <commonwarrior> xp doesnt find a new hardware
[14:29] <laurisx> ActionParsnip: do you have any clue where to find drivers for a S3 Unichrome Pro? I've googled around for ages.
[14:29] <citrus212> help help help
[14:29] <psypher246> jrib: i did, works great when u want to start and stop but doesn't start on book
[14:29] <canthus13> citrus212: I'm not sure what else to tell you.  Firefox doesn't have the same issues?
[14:29] <jrib> psypher246: see if dynamips has some flag for more verbose output
[14:29] <citrus212> firefox doesnt have the same issues
[14:30] <psypher246> jrib: boot i mean
[14:30] <laurisx> Or whatever drivers that'll work to increase resolution.
[14:30] <canthus13> citrus212: Then maybe it's a bug in Opera?
[14:30] <commonwarrior> geawity
[14:30] <commonwarrior> grawity
[14:30] <vivek111585> i wanna help
[14:30] <psypher246> jrib: doesn;t look like it
[14:31] <jrib> psypher246: don't know then
[14:31] <citrus212> probably canthus13
[14:31] <psypher246> jrib: yeah dunno either, anyway thanks dude, i think i will figure it out from here
[14:31] <commonwarrior> people i have a problem with virtual box and (under xp) usb devices can u help me? thanks
[14:31] <citrus212> canthus13:  i'm pretty sure it might be, but It works fine on my other laptop
[14:31] <bazhang> commonwarrior, -ose?
[14:31] <avishek_> vivek111585: i am having a lot of network problems, so I am getting disconnected repeatedly; but i'll try to answer your question.
[14:31] <avishek_> vivek111585: what Windows application are you trying to run on Wine?
[14:31] <citrus212> canthus13: so i do not know
[14:32] <commonwarrior> what is - ose???
[14:32] <canthus13> citrus212: Which graphic drivers are you using?
[14:32] <vivek111585> i am trying 2 run winrar n some games
[14:32] <bazhang> commonwarrior, virtualbox-ose, the  one that does not support usb devices ?
[14:32] <commonwarrior> ummmmm
[14:33] <commonwarrior> a minute i check it
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> laurisx: theres the drivers on here: http://www.via.com.tw/en/support/drivers.jsp
[14:33] <commonwarrior> yes OSE
[14:33] <commonwarrior> my god
[14:33] <citrus212> the latest ones
[14:33] <citrus212> graphics is fine
[14:33] <citrus212> i don't mind not using opera
[14:33] <citrus212> i just want linux to work
[14:33] <Lartza_> I suddenly lost sound, volwheel is a red cross and mixer says "No volume control Gstreamer plugin and/or device found", I am using openbox so no gnome menus
[14:33] <citrus212> as it has had to 'force shutdown'
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> laurisx: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=750284
[14:33] <canthus13> citrus212: Now I'm gonna have to play with Opera for a while and see if it breaks anything.
[14:33] <avishek_> vivek111585: most windows games won't run on Wine, and use Ubuntu unrar instead of winrar
[14:34] <commonwarrior> bazhang its ose.... what can i do now?
[14:34] <avishek_> vivek111585: for games you'll need Cedega, but that's not free; you have to buy it.
[14:34] <bazhang> commonwarrior, you will need to get the version from virtualbox.org site
[14:34] <commonwarrior> bazhang
[14:34] <commonwarrior> i didi it
[14:35] <Lartza_> vivek111585: wine
[14:35] <commonwarrior> but i have ubuntu and it doesnt work
[14:35] <citrus212> canthus13:
[14:35] <vivek111585> okay thanx but on each application i m getting same massage
[14:35] <citrus212> I would be grateful if you would guide me to a program that fixes linux
[14:35] <bazhang> citrus212, sounds like an opera issue
[14:36] <commonwarrior> can u help me to make a good installation (usb devices included) of virtual box? i m becoming crazy
[14:36] <citrus212> it did not screw linux up before I forced it to shutdown
[14:36] <avishek_> Lartza_: i may be wrong, but why not use unrar instead of winrar on wine
[14:36] <laurisx> ActionParsnip: Thanks, but that archive has a stupid problem. It says gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
[14:36] <laurisx> tar: Child returned status 1
[14:36] <laurisx> tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[14:36] <citrus212> there isn't anything that fixes linux...is there.
[14:36] <Lartza_> vivek111585: What message?
[14:36] <vivek111585> i have reinstall wine but same msg
[14:36] <MattFarrel> hi, archieve.ubuntu.com is doing well right now? i'm update in 35Kb/s, it's okay?
[14:36] <ubuntuisloved> I'm trying to solve an issue with my display, i get weird duplicate windows like a trailing window until i stop dragging the window around any idea what the issue is?
[14:36] <Lartza_> avishek_: But for games wine, you are right about unrar
[14:36] <vivek111585> invalid name
[14:36] <commonwarrior> can u help me to make a good installation (usb devices included) of virtual box? i m becoming crazy!!!
[14:36] <bazhang> citrus212, its not a 'fix linux' issue
[14:37] <laurisx> hey, i managed to fix it :)
[14:37] <yalu> hi folks. I'm on 8.10 ATM, on a (quit old) desktop that has 320 MB of RAM. This is the memory usage of firefox right after I started it: VIRT:217m  RES:80m  SHR: 20m - so it takes 25% of my memory with 3 tabs open, being a small webpage, the gmail login page and mythtv's web frontend. should I consider this normal memory use, or should I suspect some sort of memory leak? Mozilla.com recommends 128 MB or more for v3, which is what runs on this box
[14:37] <commonwarrior> can u help me to make a good installation (usb devices included) of virtual box? i m becoming crazy!!! i use ubuntu 9.4
[14:37] <trijntje> commonwarrior, I think google can help you with that
[14:37] <vivek111585> lartza it is invalid name
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> laurisx: tar zxvf <file>
[14:37] <commonwarrior> google ? and not this irc channel?
[14:37] <bazhang> commonwarrior, download from the virtualbox site
[14:37] <Lartza_> When you run wine?
[14:38] <downstar> what command tells me what display devices im using?
[14:38] <Pici> commonwarrior: bazhang already answered your question: Go to virtualbox.org and download the file from there. Their support channel is in #vbox
[14:38] <Lartza_> vivek111585:  When exactly does that come?
[14:38] <citrus212> bazhang: it is now. I ran linux fine previously, it and opera crashed
[14:38] <theadmin> Uh, will Firefox 3.5 be default browser in Karmic?
[14:38] <commonwarrior> ok
[14:38] <Lartza_> I suddenly lost sound, volwheel is a red cross and mixer says "No volume control Gstreamer plugin and/or device found", I am using openbox so no gnome menus
[14:38] <commonwarrior> goodbye
[14:38] <citrus212> opera was removed, it is fine now
[14:38] <citrus212> but, will occasionally pause
[14:38] <MattFarrel> commonwarrior: dual boot it will be solve your problem.
[14:38] <vivek111585> wlartza; when i run .exe file on wine
[14:38] <bazhang> theadmin, yep; further karmic discussion in #ubuntu+1
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: yes but that can be changed
[14:39] <rcscomp1> arand_: ok, I will take a look.  Thanks again.
[14:39] <Lartza_> vivek111585: Sorry Ican't really help you with that
[14:39] <citrus212> to hell with it. back to windows till you guys come up with a 'linux fixer'
[14:39] <commonwarrior> dual what? never!!!! all the space that i have is for ubuntu
[14:39] <xmas1> lartza, you are talking about about streaming video? of websites?
[14:39] <heru_indo> hello, some please help me about erro
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> linux fixer.... sounds exciting
[14:39] <avishek_> Lartza_: I thought games would need the proprietary Cedega, which is based on Wine
[14:40] <downstar> what command can i use to display all display devices?
[14:40] <Yellerado> I can't get flash working in 64bit ubuntu. Wherever flash should be, it just shows a blank area. All I get is sound. What do I do?
[14:40] <commonwarrior> i just want to emule windows no more. i need xp and usb devices just to flash unflash my nokia devices with phonenix suite
[14:40] <avishek_> Has anyone deployed an LTSP architecture with Ubuntu in an enterprise environment? If so, could someone please advise an absolute newbie on how to start out?
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado: put the .so file in ~/.mozilla/plugins
[14:40] <MattFarrel> commonwarrior: used gparted, virtualization just make headache if we don't ready.
[14:40] <Yellerado> ActionParsnip: I will try that
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado: you will need to create the plugins directory
[14:40] <Gianlu24> !it
[14:40] <commonwarrior> mattfarrel what is it?
[14:41] <heru_indo> hello, someone please help me about canon MP145 printer, this is the problems: control panel was not responding, power indicator keep flashing.
[14:41] <Yellerado> ActionParsnip: It says that directory doesn't exist
[14:41] <Tomatix> I got some installation issues (alternate install cd), after I have set up the partitions, it loads some software, etc, and suddenly it comes up with "Insert disc "Ubuntu ----" and press enter"... It's weird though, cus its a complete install CD, and if I try to insert another ubuntu CD I still cannot hit continiue, nor can I choose the "Go back" option. I've tried with many different versions of ubuntu (other cd-s) with same result... Even
[14:41] <Tomatix>  the beta acts like that.
[14:41] <JacobT> hey room i have an ati 1300 and i have really bad artifcating on the rt hand sie
[14:42] <JacobT> side*
[14:42] <laurisx> ActionParsnip: I try to follow instructions in the VIA driver readme. I do "chmod +x autogen.sh". And then it says to do "chmod +x autogen.sh". But I end up with a message: "./autogen.sh: 11: autoreconf: not found".
[14:42] <MattFarrel> commonwarrior: VM, Vbox and et all is not to be perfectly.
[14:42] <bazhang> Tomatix, karmic support in #ubuntu+1
[14:42] <Tomatix> bazhang, its not about the karmic, its about installing any cds.
[14:43] <Tomatix> its with the 8.10 , 9.04 and the beta.
[14:43] <bazhang> Tomatix, thought you mentioned the beta, my mistake
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> laurisx: then you need to satisy it
[14:43] <laurisx> do what?
[14:43] <Yellerado> ActionParsnip: I should probably note that this is opera
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> laurisx: i think the crome driver that comes with ubuntu may do you ok
[14:43] <laurisx> Where do I get that?
[14:43] <avishek_> oh dear oh dear. LTSP on Ubuntu anyone?
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado: then put it in the opera plugins folder
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado: you can run: sudo find / -name opera | grep plug    to find the plugin folder
[14:44] <BrainYang> Ã»ÈËËµ»°Âð
[14:45] <phix> avishek_: ?
[14:45] <harisund> Hello everyone I am planning on installing the 64 bit Ubuntu on a desktop here at work. What is the state of Ubuntu 64? (Primarily does it do Adobe Flash, Adobe PDF reader and Sun Java in particular . i am not interested in Gnash, Evince or Blackjack or whatever)
[14:45] <bazhang> BrainYang, english here please
[14:45] <DaZ> ActionParsnip: imo it doesn't require sudo <:
[14:45] <laurisx> ActionParsnip: How do I find / use the Chrome driver you mentioned?
[14:46] <vivek111585> i have a graphics problem
[14:46] <avishek_> phix: I was wondering about deploying an Ubuntu-base LTSP architecture on my office network. I would appreciate pointers on how to achieve this
[14:46] <vivek111585> when i signed in as administrator user my graphics resolution change  as i restart computer but when i sign in as user it does  not change
[14:46] <harisund> Is this the right channel to ask for 64 Bit Ubuntu help or is there a dedicated 64 bit channel?
[14:46] <grawity> harisund: Just ask.
[14:47] <bazhang> harisund, this is it
[14:47] <harisund> grawity, already did
[14:47] <avishek_> vivek111585: the two accounts have different resolution settings
[14:47] <downstar> other then dmesg what can i use to view my display devices?
[14:47] <ActionParsnip> laurisx: the guid eI gave gives an xorg.conf snippet you can use. see how you go
[14:47] <JacobT> im new to ubuntu and it some parts lock up on my system
[14:47] <Yellerado> ActionParsnip: It didn't find anything
[14:47] <ActionParsnip> DaZ: just stops the access denied errors, so the outputs are only file rather than files and errors.
[14:47] <harisund> grawity, bazhang I want to know the situation of Adobe Flash, Adobe PDF Reader and Sun Java on 64 bit Ubuntu .. are they readily in the repos? I am not interested in Gnash, Evince and the open source Java implementation
[14:48] <vivek111585> but i hav 2 chng dis setting each time when i start my computer
[14:48] <avishek_> vivek111585: set both accounts to the same resolution settings System->Preferences->Display
[14:48] <ubunoob> So I have to install kubuntu on my home PC. Should I download 9.04 or wait for 9.10?
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado: try /usr/lib/opera/plugins
[14:48] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: I did memtest and checked cd for deffects, but no luck.. do you think i should download another live cd? Maybe both cd s i tried are faulty (they were both kepth in the same CDs folder)
[14:48] <vivek111585> i hav already done it
[14:48] <grawity> harisund: (Technically, the Sun Java _is_ open-source.)
[14:48] <DJones> ubunoob: Use 9.04, 9.10 is a month away from being complete
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> trancefat: not sure man, strange
[14:48] <arand> DaZ: it will avoid a whole lot of error outs, though I normally use 2>/dev/null for it sudo might be quicker...
[14:49] <harisund> grawity, yeah but it appears lots of Linux users prefer not to use that for some reason
[14:49] <trancefat> ActionParsnip: yes i agree.. thanks anyways for all your time... you ve helped me in the past as well :)
[14:49] <Yellerado> ActionParnsip: That worked
[14:49] <omac> JacobT: can you be more specific?  What did you do and then when does it lock up?
[14:49] <Yellerado> For some reason the folder is empty though
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> trancefat: i try
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado: no worries, just copy or symlink the file
[14:49] <JacobT> there are a few problems the first is if i go to install new applications tab and select a packag it will lock up and i have to kill it in system manager or terminal
[14:50] <avishek_> that's strange vivek111585
[14:50] <grawity> harisund: Well, Flash seems to be working. (but Flash works poor on Linux overall, no matter the arch.)
[14:51] <vivek111585> yeah
[14:51] <JacobT> softwhere sources does the same thing
[14:51] <harisund> grawity, that's true .. I just want to make sure they are in the repos that's all :)
[14:51] <JacobT> then if i have thunderbird open or a whole screen app thats a light color i get really back artifacting on my screeen
[14:51] <vivek111585> i hav reinstall graphic driver 2 solve dis
[14:51] <avishek_> could someone please advise vivek111585? i am unable to answer his question
[14:51] <Stonekeeper> Anyone else getting system freezes with 9.10 beta?
[14:52] <Gwynavere> hey all
[14:52] <grawity> harisund: I'm sure there's flashplugin-installer. (Many people just get it directly from Adobe; this is what -installer does too.)
[14:52] <omac> JacobT: now we're getting somewhere.  Are you impatient?  The synaptic/software centre take time to load the list, take time to download, take time to install.  In between all of these different stages, it's true the synaptic gui would lock up and you need to wait.
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | Stonekeeper
[14:52] <Stonekeeper> thanks!
[14:52] <ubunoob> DJones: I'm in no rush. I'll be using my laptop for most of my important stuff.
[14:52] <Gwynavere> er im hoping for some advice?
[14:52] <harisund> grawity, all right man .. thanks let's see
[14:52] <BrainYang> why so many people love ubuntu
[14:52] <Yellerado> Ok, hopefully this works...
[14:52] <BrainYang> i love FreeBSD
[14:52] <jrib> !ot | BrainYang
[14:52] <grawity> BrainYang: Then use what you love, and don't waste your (and our) time trolling.
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> BrainYang: personal preference, some people  love windows
[14:53] <BrainYang> :-)
[14:53] <omac> jacobT:  the hint is that the gui turns a different colour...I think I recall gray... light gray when busy.  It's kind of like an hour glass mouse icon.
[14:53] <Gwynavere> i have no sound on my computerm i was wondering if i could get some help
[14:53] <Gwynavere> computer*
[14:53] <JacobT> yeah it gets there and never goes away
[14:53] <Gwynavere> hello?
[14:53] <DaZ> Gwynavere: did it work? ;f
[14:54] <MattFarrel> BrainYang: i love ubuntu.
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> Gwynavere: try: sudo lshw -C sound | grep product
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> BrainYang: i love puppy
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> and lamp
[14:54] <sipior> MattFarrel: don't feed the under-bridge dwellers.
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> and desk, and carpet
[14:55] <Yellerado_> ActionParsnip: I did exactly what you told, and flash still does not work correctly
[14:55] <stewart_> what happend to desk bar?
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: try IN ~/.opera/plugins
[14:55] <danny89> can anyone help me? i cant get my wireless adapter to work in ubuntu, my laptop is an amilo li1718
[14:55] <ubunoob> If I download kubuntu 9.04 now, Is it easy to upgrade from kubuntu 9.04 to 9.10? Or is it better to patiently wait for kubuntu 9.10 and then download that?
[14:55] <JacobT> i don't think any flash player works fuly in linux for any distro i'v tried sues, fedora, and ubuntu
[14:55] <bazhang> ubunoob, fairly easy with a net connection
[14:55] <Yellerado_> ActionParsnip: That's what I did...
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: theres a folder that opera hides its plugins, you need to drop the file in the folder
[14:56] <Yellerado_> ActionParnsip: I did put the plugins into that folder
[14:56] <haroelcabo> I'm desperate. For hours I'm trying a configuration of two machines with a matrix printer each, with cups, and one of the machines never can print to the remote printer.
[14:56] <scunizi> ubunoob: either way.. just expect you'll make some mistakes and want to reinstall at some point.. usually you don't have to but ... :)
[14:56] <haroelcabo> I don't know what is so wierd about cups
[14:57] <DaZ> ActionParsnip: opera uses mozilla directory too, maybe it's architecture related?  :f
[14:57] <trijntje> where can i find a dummy mbox file?
[14:57] <DaZ> like in 32bit plugin without the wrapper ;f
[14:57] <Yellerado_> ActionParsnip: I did notice something odd. On http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/welcome/, I noticed that while the flash test works fine, the shockwave test does not.
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: is your ubuntu install 64bit?
[14:57] <DaZ> hm
[14:57] <Yellerado_> ActionParnsip: Like I said earlier, yes.
[14:57] <omac> JacobT:  Your apt package state is corrupted.  Do a search about how to clean your package state/cache. you will find an answer.
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: theres currently no shockwave for Linux
[14:58] <ubunoob> I've had a lot of audio/flash issues with kubuntu 9.04 on my laptop. (Ex. flash player wont play music if amarok is playing music and stuff) Is this fixed in 9.10?
[14:58] <haroelcabo> I simply need to print in a shared printer
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: afaik
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: what is the output of: uname -a
[14:58] <Yellerado_> ActionParnsip: What I don't understand is that flash works perfectly fine on firefox, but not opera
[14:58] <ja> lll
[14:58] <Yellerado_> ActionParsnip: Linux Caesium 2.6.28-15-generic #52-Ubuntu SMP Wed Sep 9 10:48:52 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: you just need to find out what folder the plugins live
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: ok it is 64bit
[14:59] <omac> JacobT: when installing the flash plugin, do click the show details button to see where the flash install script hangs....I recall something about a docs directory not existing causing an install problem.
[14:59] <Yellerado_> ActionParsnip: The opera plugins foldr is /usr/lib/opera/plugins
[14:59] <Yellerado_> *folder
[15:00] <Tomatix> Tried to change the CD/DVD drive and the error still remains, changing to the console 4, it seems it want to install a package named installation-report...
[15:00] <JacobT> mine installed fine it just lockes up and tings like that
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: try putting it in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/
[15:00] <omac> this could put synaptic in an error state, but it wouldn't put it into a state that synaptic/aptitude would hang though.
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: and /usr/lib/flashplugin-installer/
[15:00] <Yellerado_> ActionParsnip: They're already there, actually
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: hmm
[15:00] <haytham-med> hi all, how to create a desktop shortcut that runs a program in the terminal?
[15:01] <DaZ> Yellerado_: refresh plugins in opera preferences? ;f
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser#64-bit%20Flash says: /usr/lib/opera/plugins/
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: make sure opera is completely closed (use ps -ef | grep -i opera) then reopen after closing any down
[15:01] <Starke> hey all
[15:01] <SharpRain> How do I do it?!@
[15:02] <SharpRain> how do I get windows to stack like in windows
[15:02] <Yellerado_> ActionParsnip: Ok, brb
[15:02] <SharpRain> say there is 4 firefox windows
[15:02] <haytham-med> any one
[15:02] <SharpRain> I want it to only occupy onespace
[15:02] <SharpRain> and say "Firefox: 4"
[15:02] <SharpRain> and when i click it I can select which firefox window I have
[15:02] <SharpRain> how do I turn window "stacking" on?
[15:02] <bigjocker> SharpRain, are you talking about the task manager?
[15:02] <SharpRain> No
[15:02] <SharpRain> you know in windows
[15:02] <SharpRain> Windows*
[15:02] <SharpRain> how windows stack
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado_: you could add a folder to opera's plugin paths
[15:03] <JacobT> YPBINDPROC_DOMAIN: Domain not bound
[15:03] <scunizi> SharpRain: you mean "Tabs"
[15:03] <SharpRain> umm
[15:03] <SharpRain> Maybe
[15:03] <SharpRain> how do I enable tabs?
[15:03] <bigjocker> SharpRain, at the bottom you have a task manager, where you have all the running applications .... you want those application to be grouped by program
[15:03] <bazhang> !enter | SharpRain
[15:03] <bigjocker> SharpRain, is that correct?
[15:03] <SharpRain> yes
[15:04] <bigjocker> SharpRain, as far as I know you cant do that in gnome, but you can in KDE (using Kubuntu)
[15:04] <SharpRain> Hmm
[15:04] <SharpRain> Smart decision on their part
[15:04] <scunizi> SharpRain: Edit > Preferences > Tabs.. always show.. however right now you can right mouse click the bar where the single tab is and say "open new tab" and they will magically appear.
[15:04] <bigjocker> SharpRain, sorry
[15:04] <bigjocker> SharpRain, you can do that in gnome
[15:05] <bigjocker> SharpRain, right click on the taskbar and choose preferences
[15:05] <SharpRain> there is no preferences
[15:05] <SharpRain> there is properties?
[15:05] <twinie_addict> hi i want to roll my own 8.10 based ubuntu distro with lxde and setup for gameing on my box how would i go about doing that
[15:06] <DJones> !remaster | twinie_addict
[15:06] <bigjocker> SharpRain, you'll find a small space with dots at the right of the taskbar
[15:06] <dave65> gaming in linux :)  while to go yet I think
[15:06] <scunizi> SharpRain: ok
[15:06] <Gwynavere> jesus chris im getting a headache
[15:06] <dave65> Savage is cool tho
[15:07] <SharpRain> I don't see a place with dots
[15:08] <bigjocker> SharpRain, right-click at the left of the leftmost application on the taskbar
[15:08] <SharpRain> oh, I see it
[15:09] <SharpRain> I'm at preferences
[15:09] <Yellerado> ActionParsnip: Still no cigar.
[15:10] <bigjocker> SharpRain, you have grouping windows preferences in there
[15:10] <SharpRain> oh, thanks.
[15:10] <bigjocker> SharpRain, BTW .... I hate that feature ;)
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> Yellerado: thats all i know dude, could try editting the folders opera searches for plugins and either add one or put te plugin there
[15:10] <SharpRain> Lol
[15:10] <SharpRain> well
[15:10] <SharpRain> when you have a 15" CRT
[15:10] <SharpRain> you have to like it
[15:10] <FloodBot3> SharpRain: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:11] <Yellerado> ActionParsnip: I noticed I have both flashplugin-alternative.so and libflashplayer.so in the plugins dir. Maybe they're conflicting with each other?
[15:11] <dave65> that was no flood :)
[15:11] <LjL> dave65: indeed, it was the "don't use Enter as punctuation" part of it.
[15:11] <dave65> petty
[15:12] <dave65> irc rules are irc rules tho I guess
[15:12] <cfedde> we're all bozo's on this boat
[15:12] <downstar> lmao
[15:13] <twinie_addict> thanks for the links very helpful info
[15:13] <trap2> plz, fast how to share windows shared files from ubuntu ?
[15:13] <trap2> some gui ?
[15:13] <jrib> trap2: Places -> Network
[15:13] <lazymanc> hi, i'm trying to get spotify working properly under wine in karmic, and I've found this site: http://www.3spoken.co.uk/2009/08/making-wine-sound-work-with-pulseaudio.html
[15:13] <grawity> trap2: Install the 'samba' package. Then right-click on the directory you want to share.
[15:14] <sipior> dave65: makes it harder for folks to follow the train of thought on a problem if it is constantly being scrolled up seven lines at a time by someone who doesn't like complete sentences :-)
[15:14] <trap2> grawity, thanks
[15:14] <grawity> trap2: Or, to browse Windows shares, Places -> Network -> Connect to Server
[15:14] <biuro> halo
[15:14] <dave65> when its busy ok
[15:14] <dave65> anyone using the ati 4k series cards?
[15:14] <lazymanc> i've followed the instructions to add the ppa / auth but that alternate wine package does not show up in synaptic after a reload / apt-get update
[15:15] <dave65> hd 4k I mean, bout to buy a new pc
[15:15] <sjanssen> is this the proper place for 9.10 questions?
[15:15] <Pici> sjanssen: No, please use #ubuntu+1
[15:16] <grawity> sjanssen: #ubuntu+1 would be more proper.
[15:16] <edgarcm> Where I can install Lamp on UBUNTU 9.04?
[15:16] <dave65> think they have a special area for that
[15:16] <sjanssen> Pici, grawity: thanks
[15:16] <hellfire> something questions are very easy. why do not use google to search.
[15:16] <sjanssen> might wanna add that to the topic?
[15:16] <grawity> Topics have length limits, you know
[15:16] <sjanssen> okay
[15:16] <hellfire> it's a waste of time
[15:16] <sipior> grawity: still, that one would actually be pretty useful
[15:17] <twinie_addict> i want to use the new upcoming ubuntu is it posible to use old kernel and older xorg from 8,10 and have everything work right ?
[15:17] <sipior> grawity: especially this close to release...
[15:17] <LjL> more so than "jaunty 9.04 released", that's for sure
[15:17] <twinie_addict> i need the old kernel and xorg for my ati drivers
[15:18] <dave65> twinie_addict, think you will just have to wait a bit
[15:18] <n8tuser> twinie_addict -> what are you after in the new ?
[15:19] <twinie_addict> ext4 and updated apps but but the ability to have hardware exel on my ati x300 wich i have in 8.10
[15:19] <JacobT> my system also won't open the software sources :(
[15:20] <dave65> JacobT, check the url paths
[15:20] <brad_> Hi all. I'm noticing that Ubuntu's ffmpeg doesn't support x264.  Is there a package for ffmpeg that does, or am I building my own?
[15:20] <dave65> or try another server
[15:20] <haytham-med> hi all, when i create an icon shortcut for running terminal commands , irecive this error: There was an error creating the child process for this terminal
[15:21] <haytham-med> i receive*
[15:21] <rsk> brad_: building ffmpeg/x264 from subversion is the recommendation for everyone
[15:21] <haytham-med> run application in terminal
[15:21] <JacobT> it won't even open it tries to then disapears i can't get that far haha
[15:21] <jrib> brad_: if you check out the source package, there should be some options you can pass that add the support
[15:22] <jrib> brad_: the source ubuntu package that is
[15:22] <dave65> JacobT, try a fresh install if its not that important
[15:23] <JacobT> this was a fresh install i have nothing ellse installed yet :(
[15:23] <dave65> maybe things just did not go right!
[15:23] <dave65> it happens
[15:24] <Kai69> gf
[15:24] <dave65> JacobT, you can access the net?
[15:25] <JacobT> yeah im on the net now
[15:25] <dave65> working ok?
[15:25] <dave65> lol
[15:25] <JacobT> yeah its a lil slow but thats the connection here haha
[15:27] <arrk> well
[15:28] <Pretto> how do i know interface order to configure my network interfaces?
[15:29] <darkneo> Hi, any C programmers in here that could help me with inline ASM in GCC?
[15:29] <Pici> darkneo: Best to ask in ##C
[15:29] <disismt> hi all. I am trying to upgrade to Ubuntu 9.10 beta, but now when I resumed the process, I am getting error "E:Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.". How do I restart the whole process
[15:29] <Pici> disismt : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[15:30] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[15:34] <bo7amny> how can i turn the visual effects off in ubuntu remix ?
[15:35] <phix> point, click, click, point, click, click, click
[15:35] <shortlord> hi, everyone, I have a question that is not really ubuntu related, but I don't know where to ask, because I can't connect to freenode (that's the problem). I have a VPN connection here and it seems to refuse freenode...
[15:35] <sam1> How can i fin /dev file of perticular device
[15:35] <phix> shortlord: hmmm well you are here now
[15:35] <IdleOne> shortlord: you are on freenode
[15:35] <scunizi> shortlord: you're on freenode noqw
[15:37] <shortlord> but I connected with Xchat to "Ubuntu Servers", which is irc.ubuntu.com/8001. That works. But connecting to irc.freenode.net/8001 does not work
[15:37] <Pici> shortlord: irc.ubuntu.com is a cname for irc.freenode.net
[15:37] <grawity> irc.ubuntu.com == chat.freenode.net, so they both should work.
[15:38] <grawity> Try using port 6667?
[15:38] <Pici> !freenode | shortlord
[15:38] <LjL> shortlord: seems absurd, it's exactly the same hosts
[15:38] <scunizi> shortlord: try chat.freenode.net/8001
[15:38] <JazzplayerL9> question. I just updated my VIA Artigo to 9.10 beta and the VT1708/A sound card disappears when I try to adjust the sound properties in gnome.  Not a big deal except that sound also stops working once this happens.  Anyone know where I can see the logs of what happened?
[15:38] <phix> LjL: buddy!!! how's it going?
[15:38] <souler> Anyone.... how can I install wireless drivers for my laptop??? I don't know what kind of I need.
[15:38] <LjL> phix, stop stalking me ok?
[15:38] <downstar> anyone know how to decrypt a password?
[15:38] <grawity> downstar:
[15:38] <grawity> errr.
[15:38] <Pici> JazzplayerL9 : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[15:38] <grawity> downstar: You cannot decrypt /etc/shadow, if that's what you are talking about.
[15:38] <JazzplayerL9> Pici, thanks
[15:38] <maco> downstar: the inverse of how it was encrypted?
[15:39] <souler> !ops
[15:39] <Pici> shortlord: ?
[15:39] <jrib> souler: ?
[15:39] <Pici> er, souler ?
[15:39] <souler> I need some one to help me finding out what wireless drivers i have
[15:39] <souler> and how to install
[15:39] <souler> I'm ned to linux
[15:39] <souler> new*
[15:39]  * maco headdesk
[15:39] <FloodBot2> souler: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:39] <phix> LjL: <3
[15:39] <downstar> basically what i mean is for say like, a user account or something, or like windows SAM file is what has all passwords of users encrypted, it can be decrypted. is it possible on linux?
[15:39] <maco> souler: that is not a reason to call ops
[15:40] <LjL> souler: and yet you knew about the !ops command?
[15:40] <phix> LjL: How's the new Ubuntu coming along?
[15:40] <jrib> souler: only call !ops if there is an actual emergency in the channel that ops need to deal with please
[15:40] <LjL> phix: i haven't the slighest idea.
[15:40] <LjL> phix: and i'd rather stay on topic.
[15:40] <souler> LjL, some one used it yesterday when I was asking for help on other topics.
[15:40] <shortlord> it worked with chat.freenode.net/8001 thx a lot
[15:40] <phix> ah ok, you just moderate this channel hey
[15:40] <phix> LjL: Ubuntu isn't within topic?
[15:40] <LjL> phix, in other words - LEAVE ME ALONE
[15:40] <phix> ah ok
[15:40] <phix> carry on then
[15:41] <scunizi> shortlord: with irc.freenode.net the port is 6667 or something similar..
[15:41] <phix> so, who needs Ubuntu help?
[15:41] <Memphisto> i need :)
[15:41] <sipior> downstar: technically, the passwords are hashed, not encrypted. that turns out to be an important distinction. reversing a hash is not generally feasible in a reasonable amount of time (else it wouldn't be very useful)
[15:41] <sam1> How can i find /dev file of perticular device
[15:42] <Memphisto> phix, how come theres keyboard error through vnc and NOT on ubuntu pc?
[15:42] <sam1> please any one reply
[15:42] <grawity> scunizi: Freenode has a few alternate ports for those users who cannot use :6667.
[15:42] <souler> maco, then what is the reason to call them? If no one else is helping me.
[15:42] <sam1> i have Multimedia video controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Video Capture
[15:42] <sam1> locklace:modinfo bt878 showing driver exist
[15:42] <sam1>  then which is its /dev file?
[15:42] <scunizi> grawity: understood.. the only other one I knew is 8001 on chat.freenode.net
[15:42] <downstar> sipior: well i know one of my college professors was able to decrypt/hash a sam file for me to get a username pw for a laptop i had found. im curios how to do that, and if its doable on linux.
[15:42] <sipior> downstar: password crackers rely on hashing a large number of entries, and comparing those with a password list. this is obviously not terribly efficient, hence the recommendations for selecting a good password (i.e., one that will take a cracker a long time to get to)
[15:42] <simon__> skype wont work on ubuntu 9.04 it casues my system to crash can anyone here advise me???????
[15:43] <grawity> downstar: Windows' SAM?
[15:43] <downstar> grawity: yes
[15:43] <maco> souler: when someone shows up spamming the channel or swearing or posting links to inappropriate images and needs to be banned, THAT is when ops are called
[15:43] <phix> sipior: since hashing is a one way function it would be impossible to get the original password from it.  It would be possible to find another password that hashes to the same value, although a good hashing function reduces the chances of this
[15:43] <grawity> downstar: Windows uses MD4, and there are ways to brute-force it really quickly. (Rainbow tables, using graphic cards to do the math, etc.)
[15:43] <jrib> downstar: you can't decrypt a hash, that makes no sense
[15:43] <mbeierl> how do I search apt to find the package that provides libtermcap.so.2?
[15:43] <grawity> downstar: But to reverse it is impossible. (At least now.)
[15:43] <sipior> phix: i think i just said that.
[15:44] <phix> sipior: you did, after I started typing :P
[15:44] <jrib> mbeierl: use apt-file or packages.ubuntu.com
[15:44] <Pici> mbeierl: install apt-file, run sudo apt-file update then: apt-file search libtermcap.so.2
[15:44] <maco> downstar: is called a one-way hash for a reason. you can keep trying to strings over and over til you find one that hashes the same
[15:44] <arand> scunizi: there are a few: http://freenode.net/irc_servers.shtml
[15:44] <maco> downstar: thats called password cracking
[15:44] <grawity> downstar: Most Linux distros support several hash types, and all of them use some kind of a salt, so it's a "little" harder to do that. (There are programs such as John the Ripper though.)
[15:44] <mbeierl> Pici: jrlb: thanks!
[15:44] <phix> :)
[15:45] <simon__> skype wont work on ubuntu 9.04 it casues my system to crash can anyone here advise me??????? please
[15:45] <Memphisto> phix do you know off my problem?
[15:45] <phix> Memphisto: no sorry
[15:45] <Memphisto> ok :)
[15:45] <cam_icabod_taylo> need to be able to ldap auth at sign in Ubuntu 9.04.  Any ideas
[15:45] <simon__> how wud i go about compiling it if the fersion they have on the skype site wont work
[15:46] <ikonia> simon__: skype is closed source
[15:46] <downstar> toall: i didnt mean decrypt a hash, i meant whatever it is to reverse it. (dont know the tech term) i know there are password crackers, but i mean. say theres was a dual-boot vista/ubuntu laptop. dont know pw's to either of them, but you cdboot to a linux distro, any will do. and copy the vistas sam file to a flash drive. how would you then decrypt/reverse hash or w.e its called, to get the pw you need for the useraccount?
[15:46] <grawity> downstar: So. _WHY_ do you need to do that?
[15:46] <simon__> i know but i need it cus my friends use the dam thing
[15:46] <ikonia> downstar: that makes no sense
[15:46] <ZoeyMarie> My /boot/grub/menu.lst has several entries that are seemingly the same, with the exception of the modifiers "quiet" and "splash" in them... can I delete the recurrences, or should I just comment them out?
[15:47] <simon__> they have a dynamic version what is this??
[15:47] <downstar> grawity: i dont need to, but my teacher had to do it for me. im curious how he did it :P
[15:47] <jrib> downstar: you're still not making sense but this isn't on-topic at all anyway
[15:47] <mrichman> Which is the best SOCKS5 proxy server to use?
[15:47] <ikonia> downstar: ask your teacher
[15:47] <downstar> i did, he wont tell me lol.
[15:47] <ikonia> mrichman: "socks5" is the most common one I've used (ut's called socks5) it's a little old though and not maintained as well as it was
[15:47] <grawity> downstar: There are several tools to brute-force the hashes Windows uses. (0phcrack, also some Elcomsoft thing if I remember correctly)
[15:48] <downstar> but how am i not making sense :S? tell what doesnt make sense, and ill try to reword it.
[15:48] <phix> although crypt() uses a form of DSA doesn't it?
[15:48] <mrichman> ikonia: i just need something light to put on my VPS so my wife can use it to hit Facebook from work lol
[15:48] <grawity> phix: Only if you ask it to.  (I think it defaults to SHA1 now.)
[15:48] <h1d> hello, is it possible to have multiple instance of dokuwiki to run by a single installation from an ubuntu package? 2 different wiki sites from a single installation
[15:48] <simon__> cud i try the debian version instead of the ubuntu version??
[15:48] <jrib> downstar: take it elsewhere please, this has nothing to do with ubuntu
[15:48] <grawity> downstar: But my preferred way is to _change_ the password.
[15:48] <masquerade> afik ophcrack is commonly used to crack windows hashes
[15:48] <phix> grawity: nice, I use MD5 still :S :)
[15:48] <ikonia> mrichman: don't use socks5 for that, just use a standard proxy like squid
[15:48] <downstar> jrib: actually, if i use ubuntu to get the password of windows, it has quite alot to do with ubuntu
[15:48] <grawity> phix: /etc/pam.d/common-password has the hash setting.
[15:48] <mrichman> ikonia: squid can do SOCKS5 with authentication?
[15:48] <jrib> downstar: no, it doesn't.
[15:48] <mbeierl> Urg.  Seems that libtermcap.so.2 is not provided by anyone :(
[15:49] <grawity> downstar: Not really. It does have something to do with Linux in general, but not with Ubuntu.
[15:49] <ikonia> mrichman: no, but I don't understand why you want a socks proxy rather than a http proxy for facebook
[15:49] <mrichman> ikonia: she also uses AIM, so I figured SOCKS vs. HTTP
[15:49] <phix> grawity: yup, so does /etc/pam_ldap.conf
[15:49] <cam_icabod_taylo> Can one establish a wireless connection before signin?
[15:49] <grawity> mrichman: How about using a SSH tunnel instead?
[15:49] <user01> I lost the wireless icon after uninstalling wicd, how can I restore it?
[15:50] <ikonia> mrichman: well, the one I've used the most is "socks5"
[15:50] <downstar> well even still. you guys dont have to answer, not like its required. but if someone responds, obviously it isnt minded being conversed about.
[15:50] <void_pointer> downstar you had an answer; ophcrack. I'd stop asking about it now
[15:50] <mrichman> grawity: my wife wont be able to set up ssh on her end
[15:50] <grawity> mrichman: ssh -fND 1080 your-remote-server.com, and there you have a SOCKS proxy on localhost:1080
[15:50] <phix> mrichman: sudo apt-get install ssh # ?
[15:50] <Guest99528> i have installed ubuntu 9, when i make a call on skype i can here other person voice but he cant here me what should i do
[15:50] <grawity> mrichman: apt-get install openssh-server
[15:50] <phix> Guest99528: turn your microphone on or unmute it
[15:50] <phix> grawity: ssh is a virtual package for that
[15:51] <mrichman> grawity: i run that on my server? what does she use as her proxy IP?
[15:51] <Guest99528> how i turn on my mic
[15:51] <phix> Guest99528: sudo alsamixer
[15:51] <simon__> wud i have installed 64 bit ubuntu by mistake how do i check this
[15:51] <user01> I lost the wireless connection icon after uninstalling wicd, how can I restore it?
[15:51] <phix> m
[15:51] <grawity> mrichman: 1) You install openssh-server on your server. (I think it's already installed.)
[15:52] <ZoeyMarie> My /boot/grub/menu.lst has several entries that are seemingly the same, with the exception of the modifiers "quiet" and "splash" in them... can I delete the recurrences, or should I just comment them out?
[15:52] <phix> grawity: not by default
[15:52] <grawity> phix: Well, he said "server". What server doesn't come with ssh?
[15:52] <mrichman> grawity: yes openssh-server is already running
[15:52] <phix> grawity: ubuntu
[15:52] <grawity> phix: Ubuntu Server does, AFAIK.
[15:52] <phix> ah
[15:52] <void_pointer> server has open-ssh installed by default
[15:52] <grawity> mrichman: 2) You configure a user account for your wife.
[15:53] <void_pointer> er openssh-server I meant
[15:53] <grawity> mrichman: 2) Your wife runs ssh -fND 1080 your-server-address, and then uses localhost:1080 for the proxy address.
[15:53] <arand> ZoeyMarie: Probably not, would you mind pastebinning it?
[15:53] <Doonz> hey guys is there a test that i can run to see my disk access speeds and wirte speeds
[15:53] <Guest99528> its opened alsamixer so how turn on mic
[15:53] <rsk> Doonz: use hdparm
[15:53] <ZoeyMarie> arand, sure, one sec
[15:54] <Keiya_> WHAT  THE HELL
[15:54] <Keiya_> I've done everything now, up to and including /restarting the kernel/ and I /still/ can't click in windows!?
[15:54] <mrichman> grawity: my wife won't know how to run ssh...she can only use a browser
[15:54] <Keiya_> Damnit you piece of gnome poo, work!
[15:55] <Knoxville> what is a good unix tape backup system comprable to symantec backup exec
[15:55] <downstar> Keiya: lol, what  are you trying to do? you cant click in windows? did you try /etc/init.d/gdm restart?
[15:56] <Keiya_> downstar: Yes.
[15:56] <Keiya_> I did try that
[15:56] <sipior> Knoxville: amanda used to be the standard: http://www.amanda.org. been a while, though, not sure how it stacks up anymore.
[15:56] <Keiya_> What I'm trying to do is use a widget in a window on my gnome desktop
[15:56] <Keiya_> What happens is when I click on the window, it tries to move it
[15:57] <Keiya_> So I can't use widgets in windows except via keyboard
[15:57] <arand> Keiya_: hmm, dpkg-reconfigure metacity? (compiz?)
[15:58] <Keiya_> meta... oh god... I think I figured out what happened... >_<
[15:58] <JoshuaL> does anyone know where gnome-network-properties saves it profiles?
[15:58] <ZoeyMarie> arand: http://pastebin.com/m76154df6
[15:58] <arand> Keiya_: hmm, I think you can disregard what I said, I presumed NO windows where working...
[15:59] <Keiya_> I installed sugar from a ppa, and I think it pulled an 'upgrade' to metacity with it
[15:59] <sam1> Is there someone knowing how to install a device driver
[15:59] <rsk> sam1: build the module, install it, run it.
[16:00] <downstar> Keiya: so try uninstalling the ppa, and reinstall it?
[16:00] <Keiya_> downstar: _it_?
[16:00] <Keiya_> Oh, metacity?
[16:00] <downstar> Keiya: sugar** sorry. lack of sleep :/
[16:01] <downstar> Keiya: yea jsut undo what u did, uninstall the sugar from the ppa, and then reinstall it from a different source that maybe doesnt upgrade your meta.
[16:01] <Keiya_> downstar: But that wouldn't 'downgrade' metacity :/
[16:02] <sam1> rsk:can i download module
[16:02] <downstar> Keiya: oh. =[ can you uninstall metacity?
[16:02] <rsk> wha
[16:02] <rsk> t
[16:02] <downstar> Keiya: and then reinstall it?
[16:02] <Keiya_> Hmm... I'd have to do it from a 'real' terminal, probably... but I should be able to do so.
[16:02] <hacker> hii
[16:02] <Keiya_> Unless apt has idiotproofing
[16:03] <downstar> Keiya: try that =]. sorry if my terms arent technical somewhat new to linux. :S
[16:03] <hacker> how to install yahoo messenger in ubuntu
[16:03] <hacker> ???
[16:03] <downstar> hacker: use pidgin/
[16:03] <hacker> pidgin not support webcam
[16:03] <maco> Keiya_: you can find out with "apt-cache policy metacity"
[16:04] <downstar> hacker: is there a upgrade or package you can install that does?
[16:04] <Wanderer> question on a non-JB phone.  does /bin/bash, etc exist without the jailbreak?  couldn't someone load an app that provides ssh?
[16:04] <Wanderer> bah
[16:04] <maco> Keiya_: and it is possible to say "apt-get install metacity=1.2" or whatever version you want (i think thats the syntax. check man apt-get)
[16:04] <Pici> Wanderer: You want ##iphone, not #ubuntu
[16:04] <grawity> downstar: Pidgin has never supported webcams for Yahoo. They only added XMPP audio/video in 2.6, Yahoo is coming later.
[16:04] <maco> downstar: kopete does
[16:04] <downstar> ahh, didnt know that =p.
[16:04] <Wanderer> Pici: yeah, just had the wrong window
[16:04] <sam1> rsk: how build a modulw
[16:05] <hacker> i will do this
[16:05] <jrib> maco: that's the correct syntax
[16:05] <dwarder> !version
[16:05] <user01> how can I restore the wireless connection icon. I know is something like alt+2 and I need to type something...
[16:05] <dwarder> how can i know if my vestion of 8.10 is server version?
[16:06] <fornix> if i search something in vim, all instances of that search pattern turn yellow. How do i turn it back to normal?
[16:06] <downstar> dwarder: lsb_release -a
[16:06] <jrib> dwarder: well are you running the server kernel?
[16:06] <downstar> fornix: it only turns yellow cause thats what your searching, it doesnt stay like that.
[16:07] <hacker> i use sudo apt-get check but nothing is display
[16:07] <fornix> downstar, after that, when i go back to insert mode for editing, it stays yellow :(
[16:07] <user01> how can I restore the wireless connection icon?. I know is something like alt+F2 and I need to type something...
[16:07] <dwarder> downstar: http://pastebin.com/m139cc931
[16:08] <BlackFate> user01, killall gnome-panel
[16:08] <jrib> user01: nm-applet...
[16:08] <downstar> fornix: do you have a search box at the bottom that still displays what you were searching for?
[16:08] <user01> BlackFate, thanks
[16:08] <arand> ZoeyMarie: Well, you have three versions of the kernel there, and two entries for each version, which i normal (although the second entry (for each one) usually contains the "single" parameter, and "(Recovery Mode)" in their title; so that's a bit strange). If you do want to remove them I'd recommend uninstalling the old kernel packages, which will automatically update that file and remove the old entries...
[16:08] <dwarder> downstar: so it is not server version, right?
[16:08] <sam1> how find device node of keyboard
[16:08] <fornix> downstar, no. bottom says insert. i am using vim. not gvim to get a box.
[16:08] <erUSUL> sam1: /dev/input/*
[16:09] <fornix> downstar, i search with /search_pattern
[16:09] <ibrahim76> ....
[16:09] <downstar> dwarder: i think you have the wrong person
[16:09] <user01> jrib, but do you know what is the name of the applet?
[16:09] <jrib> user01: nm-applet...
[16:09] <jrib> it's something you run
[16:09] <dotblankalt> hey anyone running 9.04 on an asus laptop
[16:09] <fornix> downstar, as a workaround, i search for some gibberish text like lkjsdlkjslkdjfklj and it then says no pattern found and all my previous searched items are restored back to normal :) I bet there has to be a cleaner way
[16:10] <dwarder> how can i know if my vestion of 8.10 is server version?
[16:10] <jrib> dwarder: did you try what I told you before?
[16:10] <dwarder> jrib: how can i know?
[16:10] <kurvenhexer_m> heeeEEElllllllOOOooo  :-)  guys
[16:10] <erUSUL> dwarder: are you running the server version ? do you have gui (none is installed by defaut with the server CD )
[16:10] <downstar> aha, im not sure honestly.
[16:10] <jrib> dwarder: well are you running the server kernel?
[16:10] <ZoeyMarie> arand, how can I remove the old kernals? is that through synaptic?
[16:10] <user01> BlackFate, it didnt work. The icon dissapeared after I uninstalled wicd. Any idea on how to restore it?
[16:11] <jrib> dwarder: why do you want the answer to this question anyway?
[16:11] <dwarder> jrib: how can i know that i'm runing server kernel?
[16:11] <erUSUL> dwarder: s/server version/server kernel version/
[16:11] <BlackFate> user01, reinstall network manager from synaptic
[16:11] <erUSUL> ZoeyMarie: yes with synaptic
[16:11] <jrib> dwarder: uname -a
[16:11] <solj> has anyone successfully installed ubuntu on a Sun T5440 with SAS drives?
[16:12] <dwarder> jrib: Linux domain_here 2.6.27-openvz-briullov.1-r2-vps3 #3 SMP Fri Aug 28 04:01:45 Local time zone must be set--see zic  x86_64 GNU/Linux
[16:12] <genii> solj: Is that a Niagara cpu or Intel?
[16:12] <solj> genii: niagara
[16:13] <ZoeyMarie> erUSUL, how are they listed in there? Because I put "kernal" in the search and nothing comes up
[16:13] <erUSUL> ZoeyMarie: linux-image
[16:13] <solj> the problem i'm running into (while installing hardy) is that it's not recognizing the disks
[16:13] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[16:13] <genii> solj: Ah, no then. We have some other Intel Suns (X2100)
[16:13]  * fornix is terrified at what happened. Some lightning struck?
[16:14] <Arrk> sl
[16:14] <gradin> 3i'm having issues pinging my other computers on the local network, i know they are live and functional
[16:14]  * fornix runs helter skelter
[16:14] <gradin> but for somereason i can't resolve their local ips using netbios
[16:14] <Amaranth> !netsplit
[16:14] <dotblankalt> wow huge netsplit
[16:14] <DumKrerng> #ubuntu-th
[16:14] <gradin> nsswitch.conf has been set to include wins and winbind is installed but its still not working
[16:14] <gradin> any ideas?
[16:15] <lantjie> hey guys  how are you
[16:15] <lantjie> ?
[16:15] <Arrk> s
[16:15] <dwarder> jrib: don't know if you have seen this because of netsplip: Linux domain_here 2.6.27-openvz-briullov.1-r2-vps3 #3 SMP Fri Aug 28 04:01:45 Local time zone must be set--see zic  x86_64 GNU/Linux
[16:15] <dwarder> jrib: don't know if you have seen this because of netsplip: Linux domain_here 2.6.27-openvz-briullov.1-r2-vps3 #3 SMP Fri Aug 28 04:01:45 Local time zone must be set--see zic  x86_64 GNU/Linux
[16:16] <dwarder> jrib: is it server version?
[16:16] <ibrahim76> I dont understand anything
[16:16] <ibrahim76> understand nothing
[16:16] <jrib> dwarder: are you even using ubuntu?
[16:16] <ikonia> ibrahim76: whats up ?
[16:16] <erUSUL> dwarder: well openvz is a server feature for sure :) it is not the desktop kernel
[16:16] <lantjie> i have a question: how to install a domain controller for windows and linux on ubuntu
[16:16] <dwarder> jrib: openvz is beacause of this is vds
[16:17] <dwarder> erUSUL: openvz is beacause of this is vds
[16:17] <hey`> hi, after an update, the screen resolution have changed, to 800 x 600, it's just look pretty much bigger than it was in my laptop.
[16:17] <dwarder> i guess
[16:17] <ikonia> lantjie: that would be samba that does that, it's quite a complex system, depending on what backend/how many users you want to auth
[16:17] <hey`> I don't know how to set it back, plus, it's diffcult to access the system configuration.
[16:17] <erUSUL> hey`: what graphic card do you have ?
[16:17] <lantjie> ikonia: oke thanx
[16:17] <yusa> 8800gtx
[16:18] <hey`> nvidia geforce 7000 erusul
[16:18] <ibrahim76> IKONIA I have latest Ubuntu version and downloaded Xchat client but the interface looks not like Xchat is suppose to look
[16:18] <yusa> :P
[16:18] <erUSUL> hey`: how did you installed the drivers for it ?
[16:18] <hey`> it was an updage I've just made, it was neat just before.
[16:18] <grawity> ibrahim76: Are you sure it's xchat, and not xchat-gnome?
[16:18] <lantjie> ikonia: i will try and see what i can get out of it
[16:18] <ikonia> ibrahim76: what version of ubuntu , what version of xchat, where did you get xchat
[16:18] <lantjie> thanx guys
[16:18] <hey`> erusul, well through the automatic updates.
[16:18] <ikonia> lantjie: shout if you have specific questions
[16:18] <hey`> I have the habit to install everything that comes in.
[16:19] <ivonnemoy> How do I download the ISO?
[16:19] <erUSUL> hey`: ?? via System>Admin>hardware drivers ? or used envyng ? or the run file from nvidia.com ?
[16:19] <ikonia> !iso | ivonnemoy
[16:19] <arand> ZoeyMarie: if you want to remove the realtime kernel, you can do a search for "-rt" and look at all packages there that has "linux" in their name AND ends with -rt
[16:19] <ibrahim76> Ikonia: I get the Xchat client from my ubuntu System-Adminstration-Synaptic package manager
[16:19] <ikonia> ibrahim76: that's a good start, what version of ubuntu ?
[16:19] <Keiya__> That... was dumb.
[16:19] <hey`> eurusul, I didn't do anything, but installing the software updates ubuntu regularly gives.
[16:19] <Keiya__> the gnome network applet was handling my network
[16:20] <Keiya__> When that was removed... >_>
[16:20] <hey`> before this last update, I ended up like this.
[16:20] <ttreake> is there a way to link the top and bottom panels?
[16:20] <ttreake> i mean
[16:20] <ttreake> is there a way to merge the top and bottom panels?
[16:20] <ibrahim76> Ikonia: I have Karma Koala version the 9.10 version
[16:20] <hey`> the problem is everything is so big I can't access the "system" button, to try to change to another resolution.
[16:21] <Keiya__> I can fix it, I just need to wait for a chance to get to my dorm room where I have an ethernet cable :P
[16:21] <hey`> is there a way to change the screen resolution through the terminal?
[16:21] <erUSUL> hey`: i'm asking how you installed the drivers of you nvida driver originaly when you first installed the system
[16:21] <ikonia> ibrahim76: ok, well first of all, use #ubuntu+1 for 9.10 discussion, and secondly keep in mind that 9.10 is still a beta OS and it contains new packages, the look may have changed fro what you expect
[16:21] <ikonia> hey`: xrandr
[16:21] <arand> !download | ivonnemoy
[16:21] <erUSUL> nvidia card*
[16:21] <hey`> erusul I did'nt do the first installation :(
[16:21] <ttreake> I would like to merge the top and bottom panels so I have more room on my screen. How do you do this?
[16:22] <ibrahim76> Ikonia: okej thanks :)
[16:22] <arand> !karmic | ibrahim76
[16:22] <Zzeiss> How do I set up automounting of things like thumb drives?
[16:22] <erUSUL> hey`: becouse if you used the run from nvidia or envyng and there was a kernel upgrade you wil have to reinstall the drivers
[16:22] <yusa> is it possible to install new version of ubuntu (when its out) without destorying boot management ?
[16:22] <arand> oh, sorry.
[16:22] <hey`> erusul I think it was a kernel upgrade yes.
[16:22] <erUSUL> Zzeiss: should work out of the box
[16:22] <ZykoticK9> ttreake, you could try and move the items off of one panel and onto the other - then delete the empty panel (hope you have lots of room)
[16:22] <hey`> ouch.... I don't know how to reinstall the drivers erusul.
[16:23] <erUSUL> hey`: you will have to find out how th drivers where installed in the first place
[16:23] <JacobT> hey room how do i install a logitech webcam?
[16:23] <ivonnemoy> There isn't a 64 bit Intel desktop CD?
[16:23] <hey`> erusul, would it be a bad idea, if I just try to change the screen resolution?
[16:23] <erUSUL> !webcam | JacobT
[16:24] <erUSUL> hey`: not bad per se; but may not help
[16:24] <lantjie> quit
[16:24] <arand> yusa: yes should be, you can specify where to install grub2 and then chainload it from current grub version...
[16:24] <ZykoticK9> ivonnemoy, AMD64 will work with Intel 64 bit as well
[16:24] <erUSUL> ivonnemoy: yes there is; the amd64 version works on inel cpu's
[16:24] <erUSUL> intel*
[16:24] <hey`> ikonia, would you give me an example of "xandr"?
[16:24] <ivonnemoy> Great, thanks.
[16:25] <Maximo> when is next release of "ubuntu"?
[16:25] <Maximo> thanks
[16:25] <Ghoul> 30th oct
[16:25] <erUSUL> Maximo: 29th this month
[16:25] <JoshuaL> ocotober 29th iirc maxie_
[16:25] <hey`> xrandr --> to something less bigger than 800 x 600
[16:25] <Maximo> okay thanks
[16:25] <JoshuaL> Maximo*
[16:25] <arand> ivonnemoy: intel uses the amd64 architecture for it's 64bit processors
[16:25] <dimitri> could sbd update my ubuntu to   alfa-de-alpha@hotmail.com      my old version is 5.2  T.Y!
[16:25] <roffe> Why don't they write that the 64-bit version is for intel as well?
[16:25] <ikonia> hey`: there are examples in man xrandr at the bottom
[16:25] <mee_> Can I use Project Neon in *Ubuntu* Intrepid (8.10)? I have tried PPA but after updating apt there is no nightly package available!
[16:25] <ikonia> roffe: 64bit works on intel or amd
[16:25] <hey`> thanks ikonia
[16:25] <Ghoul> um 29th yey
[16:26] <dwarder> i have an vds ubuntu 8.10, and i have 15 gb limit, is it better to compile everything (AMP from LAMP) localy and then install it on vds?
[16:26] <ivonnemoy> Thanks, you're all surprisingly helpful so far.
[16:26] <roffe> ikonia, yes, I know, but I just wonder why they only mention AMD when you're downloading it?
[16:26] <erUSUL> roffe: kernel devs are giving credit where credit is due... amd designed the x86_64 architecture
[16:26] <yusa> anything noticable feature?
[16:26] <dwarder> to keep more free space
[16:27] <ab2qik> pls help, config error on jaunty.
[16:27] <ab2qik> any ideas anyone?
[16:27] <vds> dwarder: do you mind using a different acronym than vds :)
[16:27] <erUSUL> !details | ab2qik
[16:27] <roffe> erUSUL, Ah, that makes sense. Thanks. Do Intel have to pay AMD to us it, like AMD had to pay intel to use x86?
[16:27] <dwarder> vds: :) vps is ok
[16:27] <dwarder> i guess
[16:27] <dwarder> lol
[16:27] <wasabi_> So I can't seem to remove any of the bits of X I don't need. Looksl ike kbd and mouse keep ALL of the video drivers installed
[16:27] <wasabi_> For some reason.
[16:27] <vds> dwarder: thx! :)
[16:28] <Zzeiss> Ersul: no joy.  I plug it in, and wait.  And wait.  And wait.  No automount.  Therefore, I broke it somehow.  Is there any setup capability?
[16:28] <dwarder> anyone with vps name here ?
[16:28] <dwarder> :)
[16:28] <erUSUL> roffe: i do not think they pay anything... they just crosslicense all patent stuff
[16:28] <ab2qik> gconf-sanity-check-2 status 256
[16:28] <grawity> dwarder: What do you mean by "vps name"?
[16:28] <erUSUL> Zzeiss: happens with all the usb disks you tried ?
[16:28] <Zzeiss> No, wait.  Now _two_ of them show up.
[16:28] <Zzeiss> erUSUL: only have one handy.  :-(
[16:29] <erUSUL> Zzeiss: maybe hald is not running for some reason ?
[16:29] <erUSUL> Zzeiss: ps ax | grep hald
[16:29] <hey`> xrandr does not work, because it will only change to a group of screen resolutions, where the correct one I need is not there.
[16:29] <hey`> erusul, man, I'm going crazy, how do I get those drivers?
[16:30] <hey`> and install.
[16:30] <Zzeiss> erUSUL: urp.  Now it works.  :-(
[16:30] <arand> roffe: wikipedia x86_64, (mutually assured destruction o_O)
[16:30] <ecaeca> ecahay
[16:30] <Zzeiss> erUSUL: Now I am an idiot.
[16:30] <ecaeca> ]tsfy
[16:30] <sebsebseb> hi
[16:30] <erUSUL> Zzeiss: :)
[16:31] <erUSUL> hey`: install pastebinit and paste /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[16:31] <ab2qik> erUSUL, jaunty. When logging in a dialog box appears. It says, "Problem with configuration server. /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanity-check-2. excited with status 256"
[16:31] <ZykoticK9> hey`, didn't you say you had an nvidia?  couldn't you just "sudo apt-get install nvidia-180-kernel-source"?
[16:32] <bOiNk> hi all
[16:32] <erUSUL> Zzeiss: hey` problem is we do not know how the drivers where installed in the first place and we go around intalling ramdom stuff we can mess things more than they are now
[16:32] <hey`> guys, I can use this command "nvidia-settings" and it says I'm not using nvdia X driver
[16:33] <bOiNk> is there any1 familiar with installing php-extensions via PECL ? (unfortunately the #php chan is flooded atm)
[16:33] <occy> http://drbl.sourceforge.net/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/42_manually_ntfsclone.faq#42_manually_ntfsclone.faq  I'm trying to run this command:  cat /home/partimag/YOURIMAGE/hda1.ntfs-img.* | gzip -d -c | ntfsclone --restore-image -o /dev/hda2 -    and it says "Unrecognized option --restore-image"
[16:33] <hey`> erusul, is there a way to undone the last software update???
[16:33] <hey`> jeez
[16:33] <erUSUL> hey`: yes; as i said we need to know how you (or whoever did it) installed the nvidia drivers
[16:33] <Matir`> Does anyone know of a way to make OpenSSH require BOTH a password and a pub/priv keypair for login?
[16:34] <erUSUL> ab2qik: sorry never encounter that error before... have you googled it ?
[16:34] <ab2qik> erUSUL, i made a change by adding an lv device to /tmp
[16:34] <erUSUL> Matir`: use a pub/priv keypair with passphrase
[16:34] <grawity> Matir`: I don't think OpenSSH can do that. (I do know that the SSH protocol allows it, but sshd hackage/recompiling will probably be required.)
[16:34] <BassKozz> How can I output a webpage to the terminal? (i.e. "cat http://google.com"
[16:34] <grawity> BassKozz: curl http://google.com
[16:34] <Matir`> erUSUL: that doesn't pass the passphrase on to PAM
[16:34] <Matir`> grawity:
[16:34] <grawity> BassKozz: Or wget -qO-
[16:34] <ab2qik> erUSUL, yes did google it. It said chmod 1777 /tmp will fix it
[16:34] <Matir`> grawity: that's a shame, but thanks
[16:35] <erUSUL> BassKozz: wget www.google.com -O -
[16:35] <grawity> Matir`: Why do you need that, anyway?
[16:35] <erUSUL> ab2qik: tried ?
[16:35] <erUSUL> Matir`: no
[16:35] <ab2qik> erUSUL, before i do that i thought i could get 2nd opinion here
[16:35] <BassKozz> grawity: Thanks
[16:35] <BassKozz> erUSUL: Thanks
[16:35] <Matir`> grawity: to decrypt my home dir, PAM needs the password
[16:35] <hey`> look what it says erusul, when I do a "nvidia-settings": You do not appear to be using the nvidia X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root) and restart the X server.
[16:35] <grawity> Matir`: Then just use password auth instead of pubkey?
[16:35] <silv3r_m00n> my ubuntu(8.04) synaptic hasn't ff 3.5  .... how can I upgrade ?
[16:36] <sebsebseb> !ff35 |  silv3r_m00n
[16:36] <erUSUL> hey`: we will have more info if you pastebin the file i asked to
[16:36] <ab2qik> erUSUL, shouldnt chmod have 3 numbers like 777. So why would t
[16:36] <hey`> ok I'm going to do that.
[16:36] <hey`> pastebin
[16:36] <ab2qik> erUSUL, so why is there a 4th number in chmod 1777 used
[16:36] <arand> occy:  I see nothing wrong with that...
[16:36] <grawity> ab2qik: Technically, it is a single big number. (In octal.) 777 would be equal to 0777.
[16:36] <erUSUL> hey`: i asked you two pices of info you provided none. i still do not know how the driver was installed nor i could see the X server error log... i can not help without info
[16:37] <erUSUL> ab2qik: is the sticky bit iirc
[16:37] <occy> arand: aside from the unrecognized option --restore-image
[16:37] <mee_> Can I use Project Neon in *Ubuntu* Intrepid (8.10)? I have tried PPA but after updating apt there is no nightly package available!
[16:38] <hey`> erusul, sorry I know I'm just bein a troll. But would you send me the location of the file again? I just stupidily cleared the screen.
[16:38] <sebsebseb> mee_: ppa's aren't nightlies
[16:38] <erUSUL> hey`: install pastebinit and paste /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[16:38] <erUSUL> !pastebin | hey`
[16:38] <hey`> thanks
[16:38] <erUSUL> !pastebinit | hey`
[16:38] <grawity> ab2qik: Run Ubuntu calculator, convert 1777 from Octal to Binary, and you should understand.
[16:38] <ivonnemoy> I have Windows XP and I'm trying to install the 9.04 version of Ubuntu, however, when I try to intall, an error reads: Cannot download the metalink and therefore the iso.
[16:39] <arand> occy: that also looks like it should work...
[16:39] <grawity> ivonnemoy: It sounds like you're trying to install it through Wubi?
[16:39] <occy> arand: I don't have ntfsclone I don't think is that a probgra?
[16:39] <ivonnemoy> Yes.
[16:39] <occy> program
[16:39] <sebsebseb> ivonnemoy: Wubi can go bad on people
[16:39] <grawity> ivonnemoy: May I suggest just installing it to a separate partition? (The latest release makes it very easy.)
[16:40] <erUSUL> occy: it comes in the ntfs-progs package
[16:40] <occy> heh yeah I think tha'ts what I was missing
[16:40] <mee_> sebsebseb: believe KDE nightly builds are.
[16:40] <ivonnemoy> grawity: I've read that all I have to do is put the iso in the same dir as wubi. How would I do that first before trying to install the latest version?
[16:40] <occy> hmm
[16:40] <arand> occy: does "ntfsclone --help" work?
[16:40] <sebsebseb> mee_: oh KDE something ok uhmm try #kubuntu then,  this channel is mainly for  Ubuntu/Gnome
[16:41] <grawity> sebsebseb: But not necessarily.
[16:41] <lispy> I'm using jaunty and I've set my keyboard layout to dvorak.  It keeps randomly switching back to qwerty.  Any ideas?
[16:41] <grawity> ivonnemoy: Installing Ubuntu through Wubi is not very recommended - it sometimes leads to unstable systems. Still, you need to go to Ubuntu's website, and download the .iso.
[16:41] <sebsebseb> grawity: yep sometimes Xubuntu support might be done in here for example
[16:41] <Quoexl_Xoenig> good morning, anyone know how to enable the touchscreen on a fujitsu lifebook in 9.04
[16:41] <arand> cat --restore-image
[16:42] <ivonnemoy> Okay, then I'll take your earlier advice and download Koala then?
[16:42] <grawity> ivonnemoy: Once you download it, either burn it to a CD and install "the right way", OR put it to the same folder as wubi.exe
[16:42] <sebsebseb> grawity: you adviced ivonnemoy  to download Karmic???  before it's even released
[16:42] <grawity> sebsebseb: I didn't -_-
[16:43] <hackeron> hey, how do I stop dhcpd giving an address to a specific hardware address?
[16:43] <ivonnemoy> I guessed Koala would be the latest version? No?
[16:43] <sebsebseb> ivonnemoy: Karmic Kaola  is the codename for Ubuntu 9.10, and the final isn't released yet that will be October 29th
[16:43] <grawity> ivonnemoy: Karmic Koala is the latest, but it hasn't been released yet. (It will be this month.)
[16:43] <genii> ivonnemoy: Jaunty is the latest stable version
[16:43] <Quoexl_Xoenig> stable like charles manson
[16:44] <ivonnemoy> Okay, so, my question is, how do I download Jaunty on a separate partition without using Wubi?
[16:44] <hey`> erusul: http://paste.ubuntu.com/287066/
[16:44] <arand> occy: I think you might want to skip the -o parameter there, or possibly use -O (probably unnecessary)
[16:44] <sebsebseb> ivonnemoy: Download the ISO and install it using the Live CD
[16:44] <grawity> ivonnemoy: Download the .iso, burn to a CD (using ImgBurn or Nero or whatever), boot from the CD, choose "install", then pick the "side by side" option.
[16:45] <Quoexl_Xoenig> poweriso works nicely for that
[16:45] <wasabi_> So Ubuntu can't really be fit into a 512MB disk anymore, with GDM.
[16:45] <wasabi_> That's a bummer.
[16:45] <ivonnemoy> Can I just mount the image instead using a free program? (no cds :( )
[16:45] <Quoexl_Xoenig> ivonnemoy: got a flash drive?
[16:45] <arand> wasabi_: When did it ever fit 512?
[16:45] <wasabi_> Long time ago. ;)
[16:45] <sebsebseb> !install |  ivonnemoy
[16:46] <wasabi_> At least hardy.
[16:46] <nat2610_> hey I just reinatelled ubuntu, I installed pidgin but the thing I can't understand is that instead of going into the top right of the screen when I click on the close button, it really quit the application, I'm almost sure before I reinstalled it, that not do that
[16:46] <epaphus> Hey guys, where can I get a list of FTP clients available to be installed through apt-get ?
[16:46] <ivonnemoy> I'm using a flashdrive.
[16:46] <wasabi_> I have a box here which I've been using as a in ceiling projector. Basically it's just all installed on a 512CF disk
[16:46] <nat2610_> how can I get back the the previous behaviour ?
[16:46] <sebsebseb> ivonnemoy: Ubuntu can be installed from one, but also run from one
[16:46] <grawity> nat2610_: Open Pidgin's settings, and look for "Show notification icon" option.
[16:46] <arand> !liveusb | ivonnemoy
[16:46] <sebsebseb> !usb |  ivonnemoy
[16:46] <wasabi_> basically it is little more than gdm, plus a login script that connects to rdesktop.
[16:46] <wasabi_> It's all too big now
[16:46] <wasabi_> Goes about 90MB over. =(
[16:47] <grawity> wasabi_: For such simple uses, get an equally simple distro.
[16:47] <wasabi_> A properly built ubuntu would be equally simple.
[16:47] <arand> wasabi_: get tinycore ;)
[16:47] <Guest5811> on NVidia x server after savin configuration it write me down Unable to remove old X config backup file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'.  Is there any tip how should i fix it and don't have to set configuration every boot?
[16:47] <wasabi_> Since everything would be in packages that could be removed. ;)
[16:47] <nat2610_> grawity, found it thanks ...
[16:48] <hey`> erUSUL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/287066/
[16:48] <Quoexl_Xoenig_> get DSL wasabi
[16:48] <arand> wasabi_: ubuntu isn't really built for that purpose though...
[16:48] <grawity> wasabi_: Ubuntu wasn't designed to be tiny.
[16:48] <Quoexl_Xoenig_> damn small linux was
[16:49] <arand> wasabi_: there's always ubuntu-minimal..
[16:49] <wasabi_> GDM brings in too much now, as does X.
[16:49] <Quoexl_Xoenig_> ubuntu-minimal and fluxbox
[16:49] <wasabi_> It's no big deal, I'll just go grab a slightly larger CF disk
[16:49] <wasabi_> Was just a bit disappointed.
[16:49] <grawity> Do you _need_ GDM?
[16:49] <Quoexl_Xoenig_> nope use xdm
[16:49] <wasabi_> grawity, the remote X stuff is useful.
[16:50] <canthus13> azzsxklo'""'
[16:50] <roffe> Is there a good reason for why disks are not mounted automatically on startup?
[16:50] <wasabi_> is there a good reason they shoudl be?
[16:51] <grawity> roffe: On startup or on login?
[16:51] <yusa> is it possible to format NTFS in ubuntu ?
[16:51] <yusa> if yes how, where from ?
[16:51] <roffe> login
[16:51] <grawity> yusa: mkfs.ntfs -- I think it's in the ntfsprogs package.
[16:51] <yusa> grawity: where is that? command line ?
[16:51] <tyler_d> anyone an svn expert?.
[16:52] <sphenxes01> I have reinstalled my webmin. now I can't start my cron script. i have forget the command. was it: sh /bin/bash/ /path/to/my/script? that is not working right now. any suggestions?
[16:52] <grawity> yusa: Yep
[16:52] <Guest82884> help
[16:53] <yusa> grawity:
[16:53] <yusa> yusa@q6600:~$ apt
[16:53] <yusa> The program 'apt' can be found in the following packages:
[16:53] <yusa>  * openjdk-6-jdk
[16:53] <FloodBot1> yusa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:53] <grawity> yusa: It's apt-get.
[16:53] <yusa> yeah its not working
[16:53] <grawity> yusa: To install ntfsprogs, type: sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs
[16:54] <grawity> sphenxes01: Just "/path/to/your/script" -- and make sure it is marked as executable (chmod +x), and has this line at the beginning: #!/bin/bash
[16:54] <yusa> command not found .. lol
[16:54] <sphenxes01> grawity thanks
[16:54] <yusa> what script ?
[16:54]  * grawity wants to scream now
[16:54] <yusa> : ))
[16:55] <grawity> yusa: To install ntfsprogs, type: sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs
[16:55] <yusa> ok working now
[16:55] <yusa> what is that exactly ?
[16:56] <yusa> I was looking only to format external HDD as NTFS
[16:56] <alod> All I want is 1600x1200 @ 65Hz on the live CD... http://pastebin.com/m6215dd58
[16:56] <jacquesdupontd> hi
[16:56] <grawity> yusa: And so I told, install ntfsprogs and use the mkfs.ntfs program.
[16:56] <yusa> ok did it, is there any graphical prog for this ?
[16:56] <grawity> yusa: gparted.
[16:57] <yusa> then why I'm working on this ? :P
[16:58] <grawity> yusa: Because gparted requires mkfs.ntfs.
[16:58] <yusa> ow
[16:58] <Quoexl_Xoenig_> dunno
[16:58] <yusa> lets learn how is this working as well
[16:58] <jacquesdupontd> i'm watching movies directly with vlc without downloading it by just simply using the command "vlc http://file.avi/" and it's working pretty well but sometimes its freezing, my download speed is over 300 ko/s so really sufficient to download a movie of 1h30, do someone know a bit vlc and could help me with a better command ? also i have this error when it freeze in the terminal : [00000414] avcodec decoder error: more than 5 s
[16:58] <jacquesdupontd> econds of late video -> dropping frame (computer too slow ?)
[16:58] <jetrii> I updated one of my systems to 9.10 today to test it out but I seem to be having an issue with gnome. Whenever I log on, my taskbar is filled with endless file manager tasks. I can't actually click them, they just get smaller and smaller. Has anyone experienced this?
[16:59] <yusa> mkntfs /dev/sda1 -f  ?
[16:59] <alod> All I want is 1600x1200 @ 65Hz on the live CD... http://pastebin.com/m6215dd58
[17:00] <grawity> yusa: If you know what NTFS is, then I would expect you to figure out the manpage of mkfs.ntfs
[17:00] <jacquesdupontd> anybody ? i think it must be simple it must have a link with the buffer or something
[17:00] <thiebaude> !9.10 | jetrii
[17:00] <zoyd> hi, anyone around use conky-colors?
[17:00] <jacquesdupontd> i'm watching movies directly with vlc without downloading it by just simply using the command "vlc http://file.avi/" and it's working pretty well but sometimes its freezing, my download speed is over 300 ko/s so really sufficient to download a movie of 1h30, do someone know a bit vlc and could help me with a better command ? also i have this error when it freeze in the terminal : [00000414] avcodec decoder error: more than 5 s
[17:00] <jacquesdupontd> econds of late video -> dropping frame (computer too slow ?)
[17:01] <Quoexl_Xoenig_> !repeat
[17:01] <moonlite> I get, what must be, USB 1.1 speeds for my USB HDD that i just bought. My laptop's got USB 2.0 support, how do i check if my suspicions are true?
[17:01] <moonlite> (where my suspicions are that the drive is running in some USB 1.1-mode)
[17:02] <Doc_Lappy1> why can't I change nicks
[17:02] <Doc_Lappy1> to take the one off
[17:02] <Quoexl_Xoenig_> Doc_Lappy1: try changing it in the window where nickserv asked you to identify\
[17:02] <yusa> is there any possible way to install codecs which automatically cannot be found ?
[17:02] <Doc_Lappy1> any ideas, then I have maybe a ubuntu q on a greet.c programm
[17:03] <Doc_Lappy1> k thanks
[17:03] <yusa> media player canot play red files.
[17:03] <Quoexl_Xoenig_> !medibuntu
[17:03] <yusa> ubottu: is this software package source ?
[17:03] <SoulBlade> how can i determine if x is using glitz or some hardware acceleration?  im finding xorg hitting my cpu hard when running a gtk app that attempts to do smooth animations.  callgrind shows that cairo is the biggest offender in the application, but i dont know what's up with the xorg process
[17:03] <jacquesdupontd> i'm watching movies directly with vlc without downloading it by just simply using the command "vlc http://file.avi/" and it's working pretty well but sometimes its freezing, my download speed is over 300 ko/s so really sufficient to download a movie of 1h30, do someone know a bit vlc and could help me with a better command ? also i have this error when it freeze in the terminal : [00000414] avcodec decoder error: more than 5 s
[17:03] <jacquesdupontd> econds of late video -> dropping frame (computer too slow ?)
[17:04] <ttreake> are there any shortcut keys to terminal
[17:04] <grawity> ttreake: For what exactly?
[17:04] <ttreake> to start terminal, grawity
[17:06] <Slart> moonlite: try running "tail -f /var/log/syslog" in a terminal, disconnect the drive and reconnect it.. pastebin the new output in the terminal to the pastebin and give us the url
[17:06] <rawpure> Hey, im looking for someone to help me with themes. Thanks
[17:06] <moonlite> Slart: thx!
[17:06] <Slart> moonlite: I think that will give you some kind of info about what kind of usb connection it uses
[17:07] <warddr> Hello, is there a linux-replacement voor Dreamweaver? I only need the code-editor but I need the template part to change the menu of all pages at the same time
[17:07] <Slart> !pastebin | moonlite
[17:07] <erUSUL> !html | warddr
[17:07] <Slart> warddr: I don't think there is anything with quite the same features.. but there are good editors available
[17:07] <sebsebseb> warddr: Not sure about the latest version or the latest versions, but should be able to Wine  Dreamweaver pretty well
[17:07] <grawity> warddr: Considered using PHP, for example, or server-side includes for that?
[17:08] <warddr> erUSUL, html is cool for me, but I need the template part to change the menu at all static pages at the same time.
[17:08] <souler> Can anyone help me fix my microphone, and wireless????????????????+
[17:08] <warddr> we're not allowed to use php
[17:09] <Doc_Lappy1> say anybody know about sockets and listening addresses for telnet plus know c that could look over a short script and tell me how to undo my bind:address on ubuntu
[17:09] <Doc_Lappy1> http://pastebin.ca/1598591 is the script I'm using just a script to greet people
[17:09] <moonlite> Slart: http://paste.ubuntu.com/287095/
[17:10] <moonlite> it says full speed. That would be 12mbit right? The USB 1.1 standard. (I read on wikipedia just a while ago)
[17:10] <grawity> Doc_Lappy1: First, don't you need a space after #include ?
[17:10] <Slart> moonlite: ok, it says "full speed usb device".. there's also "high speed usb device".. I can never remember which is which though.. perhaps wikipedia knows
[17:11] <moonlite> just checked
[17:11] <moonlite> hi speed is 480 mbit
[17:11] <voicu> Doc_Lappy1:try close(sockfd) ? i'm new to sockets myself
[17:11] <erUSUL> warddr: do not know for sure but maybe Bluefish, Quanta+, Screem can do it
[17:11] <Doonz> hey guys when i log into my moms ubuntu server and try to use vi my keyboard doesnt act as its supposed to is there a config file i need to edit on the ssh terminal?
[17:11] <Slart> moonlite: ok, so you're using usb 1 then..
[17:11] <moonlite> hm ok so it onl gets USB 1.1. That's bad.
[17:11] <ttreake> Is there to put "Force a Misbehaving Application to quit" in my gnome menu?
[17:11] <erUSUL> warddr: also take a look at aptana studio (not in the repos)
[17:11] <grawity> Doonz: 'vi' doesn't support arrow keys. (And never did.)
[17:12] <Slart> ttreake: make a menu shortcut to "xkill"
[17:12] <Doc_Lappy1> where is the include space, can you give me a line?
[17:12] <moonlite> I'm going to test the liveCD for Karmic now and hope that it is solved there
[17:12] <ZykoticK9> Doonz install "vim" - the default vi is terrible regarding arrow keys etc.
[17:12] <Doc_Lappy1> I can't find it, if that's a problem in it
[17:12] <Slart> ttreake: that will let you click on something you want to kill
[17:12] <grawity> ZykoticK9, Doonz: vi has never supported arrow keys, and Wikipedia has a great explanation why.
[17:12] <ZykoticK9> grawity, vim does
[17:13] <grawity> ZykoticK9: I know vim does. But vi doesn't, and Doonz was using vi.
[17:13] <ZykoticK9> grawity, that's why I suggested vim
[17:13] <ttreake> Slart, are you sure its not sudo xkill?
[17:14] <Slart> ttreake: just xkill should work for anything you start as a user..
[17:14] <erUSUL> ttreake: or add the xkill applet to one of your panels
[17:14] <Slart> ttreake: there isn't a lot to click on that runs as root
[17:14] <ttreake> Slart, what if I start the application as root?
[17:15] <sebsebseb> invoker_: hmm at doing such good support in pm with you :)
[17:15] <ttreake> I'm trying to make the most space on my panel as possible
[17:15] <sebsebseb> invoker_: wrong one
[17:15] <Slart> ttreake: or perhaps I should say.. there SHOULDN'T be a lot of stuff running as root that you could click on..
[17:15] <Doc_Lappy1> k thanks voicu but don't know where to put that close(sockfd) ?     im' a noob to c sorry, I've only made simple hello programmes
[17:15] <sebsebseb> ivonnemoy: see above :)
[17:15] <ttreake> whats the keyboard shortcut for terminal?
[17:15] <rawpure> alt f2 i think
[17:15] <voicu> Doc_Lappy1: at the point where the program exits, before 'return 0' for example
[17:16] <Slart> ttreake: software requiring root privileges usually does something important.. I wouldn't go killing them without doing some serious thinking first
[17:16] <rawpure> anyone know how i can get my windows looking like http://www.imgx.org/public/view/full/4580
[17:16] <Slart> ttreake: is there anything special you're looking to kill
[17:16] <ttreake> alt f2 brings up a "Run An Application"
[17:16] <Doc_Lappy1> k thanks
[17:17] <ivonnemoy> sebsebseb is very helpful! much more inclined to technical problem solving that I would have first assumed.
[17:17] <ttreake> Slart, no, just stuff crashes all the time.
[17:17] <norules> Hi there...anybody free for some help, pls??
[17:18] <rsk> !ask | norules
[17:18] <norules> Ty
[17:19] <Zubatac> mode iMac5,1 : sudo ift-extract -a /lib/firmware/AppleUSBVideoSupport
[17:19] <Zubatac> ** (ift-extract:4424): WARNING **: Unknown driver. Please report it to https://bugs.launchpad.net/isight-firmware-tools/+filebug with machine description and Mac OS X version.
[17:19] <Zubatac> ** ERROR **: Unable to find firmware in the file.
[17:19] <Zubatac> aborting...
[17:19] <Zubatac> Aborted
[17:19] <FloodBot1> Zubatac: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:19] <rawpure> Anyone know how to get this theme http://www.imgx.org/public/view/full/4580 ?
[17:19] <norules> I was trying to re-order a friend notebook, I repartitioned the hard drive with live ce, gparted, everything smooth, but when I started a clean install of WinXP(planning a dual boot) the notebook would not boot from ce
[17:20] <norules> Tried from ubuntu's live cd but nothing, I keep getting the bios screen back
[17:20] <Zubatac> http://paste.ubuntu.com/287100/   help me
[17:20] <norules> checked the bios order devise and it's fine
[17:20] <rawpure> computer just restats?
[17:20] <rsk> norules: if you want to put windows on there, go to #windows
[17:20] <norules> but I'n not able to read any cd now
[17:21] <norules> I want to put both, a dual boot, the issue is it wont read cd no more, but it did few minutes ago with ubuntu live cd
[17:21] <rsk> norules: sounds like a hardware failure.
[17:22] <s-aleona> hello
[17:22] <rsk> hello
[17:22] <dragonlyre> !hi
[17:22] <norules> any clue about why it read ubuntu's live cd just before repartitioning and it wont now?
[17:22] <rawpure> yea cant see anything that would stop reading the CD exept hardware failure
[17:22] <dartagnan_> I will never work with or for people like you
[17:22] <dartagnan_> stop to harrass me
[17:22] <dartagnan_> you destroyed enough
[17:22] <rsk> ????
[17:22] <dartagnan_> now FUCK OFF
[17:22] <dragonlyre> wow
[17:23] <LjL> dartagnan_: calm down.
[17:23] <jacquesdupontd> i'm watching movies directly with vlc without downloading it by just simply using the command "vlc http://file.avi/" and it's working pretty well but sometimes its freezing, my download speed is over 300 ko/s so really sufficient to download a movie of 1h30, do someone know a bit vlc and could help me with a better command ? also i have this error when it freeze in the terminal : [00000414] avcodec decoder error: more than 5 s
[17:23] <jacquesdupontd> econds of late video -> dropping frame (computer too slow ?)
[17:23] <norules> Any easy way to check if it could be lenses of cd burner?
[17:23] <LjL> what is happening?
[17:23] <rsk> epic troll is epic
[17:23] <SwampThing> dartagnan_: all for one and one for all
[17:23] <genii> When the CD is on a drive controller the operating system doesn't have a driver for, this also happens (some Marvell SATA chipsets for instance)
[17:23] <dartagnan_> I dont work with stupid whores
[17:23] <wasabi_> Anybody aware of any package that basically does nothing more than start X at boot and run a given script as a given user? I know this is unbelievably easy to write myself. I already have. But I don't like duplicating work
[17:23] <LjL> !ops | dartagnan_
[17:23] <hp_> helow, is there any shortcut in terminal to see if my bluetooth is working in ubuntu 9.04 ?
[17:23] <s-aleona> i have installed packages for 3d chess and started it and set to 3d and it crashed and crashes every start. how to return to 2d mode??
[17:25] <yper> hey, I have two ubuntus installed, and I want to overwrite first one with vista (i need it for some stuff). will grub be deleted? is there a easy way to fix it, if yes?
[17:25] <yper> an*
[17:25] <s-aleona> i think it is in gnome configurator
[17:25] <norules> tx any way
[17:26] <Guest73669> hi frnds i hv some prob in ubuntu is der any bdy to help me???
[17:26] <dragonlyre> anyone know why sometimes firefox would kinda dim when I switch pages? I've never had that happen in XP.
[17:26] <ikonia> Guest73669: if you ask your question, someone maybe able to help
[17:26] <Idioteque> hi, i am unable to get the proper resolution using DVI for a HD monitor, using VGA i can get the proper resolution which is 1920x1080
[17:26] <IdleOne> Guest73669: ask and please try to use complete words
[17:27] <Keiya> Hmm, I need to find a place to sync tomboy notes to :/
[17:27] <s-aleona> i found
[17:28] <bo7amny> iam using ubuntu remix , can i remove the desktop menu (the one that have all the icons in it)?
[17:28] <Idioteque> hi, i am unable to get the proper resolution using DVI for a HD monitor, using VGA i can get the proper resolution which is 1920x1080 please help me
[17:28] <Keiya> Since, yaknow, trying to do direct between an ntfs and an ext3 partition is tough (Since neither OS 'understands' the other's permissions...)
[17:28] <mee_> If I compile and install some libraries from source code in my Ubuntu would be any problems later If I upgrade my Ubuntu to it's next release?
[17:28] <rsk> mee_: possibly
[17:28] <Guest73669> i hv made some changes thru synaptic package manager in my pc but wen i restarted my pc  now i can't see launchpad on my desktop. so i can't access synaptic package manager or terminal what can i do?
[17:29] <rsk> Guest73669: try alt+f2 and write sudo synaptic
[17:29] <rsk> Guest73669: what does that give?
[17:29] <mee_> rsk: they (binaries or libraries, so files and ...) will be overwritten during upgrade (installing other versions of deb files), is it true?
[17:30] <Guest73669> rsk it's not working...
[17:30] <rsk> Guest73669: what is the output?
[17:30] <Guest73669> even alt + f1 is not working
[17:30] <Guest73669> nothing
[17:30] <SwampThing> mee_: I think it depends
[17:30] <SwampThing> Guest73669: rsk said alt + f2, not f1
[17:31] <Guest73669> ya alt + f2 not working
[17:31] <arand> Guest73669: do you know exacty what you did in synaptic?
[17:31] <Idioteque> hi, i am unable to get the proper resolution using DVI for a HD monitor, using VGA i can get the proper resolution which is 1920x1080 please help me
[17:31] <Guest73669> ya i removed some programs
[17:31] <mee_> SwampThing: is there a secure way to deal with this (for example some app that checks for this type of installed libs during upgrade)?
[17:32] <SwampThing> mee_: you're question is beyond my ability at the present time
[17:32] <mee_> SwampThing: thanks
[17:32] <arand> Guest73669: !Which ones?
[17:32] <mee_> If I compile and install some libraries from source code in my Ubuntu would be any problems later If I upgrade my Ubuntu to it's next release?
[17:32] <Idioteque> please someone help me out... please
[17:32] <Guest73669> some games ,edubunu progs, etc
[17:33] <arand> mee_: possibly
[17:33] <rsk> Guest73669: you probably removed the app that has the panel
[17:33] <Slart> !res | Idioteque
[17:33] <vecKt> hi! i installed "ubuntu restricted extras" but non of my players don't want to play mp3s or mpegs.... can i get any hint how to fix this?
[17:33] <mee_> arand: they (binaries or libraries, so files and ...) will be overwritten during upgrade (installing other versions of deb files), is it true?
[17:33] <Slart> Idioteque: pastebin the file /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[17:33] <Guest73669> might be .. any solution to it?
[17:33] <rsk> vecKt: try mplayer file
[17:33] <Slart> !pastebin | Idioteque
[17:33] <rsk> Guest73669: install the programs you deleted should fix it
[17:34] <vecKt> rsk: i install "Player Movie Player" ?
[17:34] <SwampThing> vecKt, rsk: "try mplayer filename" in a terminal
[17:34] <rsk> mee_: as i said, it could be a problem and there could not be.
[17:34] <rsk> vecKt: please no rhetorical questions
[17:34] <Guest73669> but i can't access synaptic.... is der any way to access it???
[17:34] <mee_> rsk: as i asked, is there a secure way to deal with this (for example some app that checks for this type of installed libs during upgrade)?
[17:34] <MrEgg964> Bonsoir :) J'ai un problème avec le client NX pour Windows qui, lorsque je le connecte à FreeNX (Jaunty), m'affiche ma session avec un clavier US, au lieu de FR. Quelqu'un a-t-il une idée ? Merci
[17:34] <SwampThing> Guest73669: calm down, we are doing our best to help you
[17:34] <rsk> mee_: no there isn't
[17:35] <MrEgg964> Ooops.. sorry
[17:35] <rsk> Guest73669: you can do to a VT ctrl+alt+f1 and use apt-get from there
[17:35] <gribouille> hi
[17:35] <emyrtlee> #ffzg
[17:35] <rsk> go to*
[17:35] <rsk> emyrtlee: go away
[17:35] <gribouille> did someone try karmic beta ?
[17:35] <SwampThing> mee_: when you say "secure" you mean a way to maintain stability throughout updates?
[17:35] <leaf-sheep> !karmic | gribouille
[17:35] <rsk> gribouille: #ubuntu+1
[17:35] <arand> !checkinstall | mee_
[17:35] <mee_> rsk: and what do you do in these conditions? just remember to "make remove" the source version before upgrading?
[17:36] <MrEgg964> I have a problem with a NX for Windows client which doesn't map the correct keyboard when connected to FreeNX Server (Jaunty). Anybody as any idea as to what to do? Thanks
[17:36] <rsk> mee_: as long as the app isn't used by the base system you don't have to worry more than the app itself stops working
[17:36] <mee_> rsk: libraries?!
[17:36] <rsk> what?
[17:37] <SwampThing> mee_: perhaps you should describe the libraries you are recompiling
[17:37] <rsk> please no rhetorical questions mee_
[17:37] <mee_> rsk: libraries can be used in many other apps
[17:37] <rsk> yes
[17:37] <SwampThing> mee_: correction, not describe, but indicate which libraries
[17:37] <Satisfied> One, Two, Buckle my shoes
[17:37] <piranha2> hi. how do you enable which runlevels a service runs in using the command line in ubuntu? i just got a brand new virtual server, running ubuntu
[17:38] <piranha2> dunno how to do it from the commmand line though
[17:38] <rsk> !runlevel | piranha2
[17:39] <mee_> arand: I didn't know that check install adds the source version as a deb one. have you tested it? does it work in upgrading?
[17:39] <ZykoticK9> piranha2, look into the update-rc.d command
[17:39] <piranha2> ta ubottu , ZykoticK9
[17:39] <Richlv> http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/18331/ - "Resolution of unknown monitors is only 800x600 Pixels". how can this be forced to a bigger resolution ?
[17:39] <arand> mee_: never used it, have no idea, just know that the toll exists
[17:39] <Idioteque> Slart, http://paste.ubuntu.com/287108/
[17:39] <arand> mee_: *tool
[17:40] <vecKt> ok, mplayers plays mpegs, but i want to use totem and rythmbox to play them mpegs and mp3's. but they wont. is there a way to fix this?
[17:40] <SwampThing> Richlv: entering the monitor information in /etc/X11/xorg.conf might work
[17:40] <Slart> Idioteque: ok, I'll have a look
[17:40] <rsk> mee_: you can always, not upgrade. and dont worry about it
[17:40] <superjoe> is there a faster mirror than archive.ubuntu.us?
[17:40] <Idioteque> Slart, thanks... also i have both the VGA and DVI connected now... and VGA flickers and its at 60Hz only... :S
[17:41] <superjoe> us.archive.ubuntu.com I mean
[17:41] <SwampThing> vecKt: is the music you are trying to play have Digital Rights Management (DRM)?
[17:41] <Richlv> SwampThing, wouldn't xorg.conf be overwritten upon upgrading/patching xorg ?
[17:41] <rsk> superjoe: there is an app that cheks for the fastest mirror can't remember it's name thou, it's in synaptic. look for that.
[17:41] <SwampThing> Richlv: not necessarily
[17:41] <mee_> rsk: do you suggest not upgrading at all?
[17:42] <vecKt> SwampThing: don't know, but it doesn't play my collection of mp3s i have for many years, and my previous installation of ubuntu had no problems playing it
[17:42] <Richlv> SwampThing, i suspect that's exactly what happened to the user who has this problem - after patching it's stuck at 800x600 max ;)
[17:42] <rsk> mee_: depends if you want the upgrades or not. and if you want them more than risking breaking a library.
[17:42] <SwampThing> vecKt: I know for certain that DRM music I downloaded from Itunes doesn't work in RhythmBox
[17:42] <netbook> What terminal IM clients do people recommend?
[17:42] <vecKt> but even totem doesn't play *any* ultimedia file
[17:42] <netbook> I couldn't get bitlbee working
[17:42] <ZykoticK9> vecKt, have you installed ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[17:42] <Slart> Idioteque: from what I can see it uses 1920x1080 ... it doesn't report any errors (except the one at line 152 but it seems to get past that one just fine
[17:43] <vecKt> yes, i have.
[17:43] <rsk> mee_: i do not suggest not upgrading at all, i'm just putting things in perspective
[17:43] <rsk> vecKt: tried what i asked of you yet?
[17:43] <vecKt> ZykoticK9: yes i have.
[17:43] <vecKt> ZykoticK9: even reinstalled it just in case, lol
[17:43] <Idioteque> Slart, i get 1920x1080 on VGA but it flickers like nuts... and on DVI i cant get the 1920x1080 resolution
[17:43] <mee_> rsk: is this a bug/problem/weakness of linux? heard if some people are working on it?
[17:43] <vecKt> rsk: yes, mplayer plays everything, but totem and rythmbox doesn't play anything
[17:44] <vecKt> rsk: except wav
[17:44] <rsk> ok have you reported a bug?
[17:44] <kitche> netbook: bitlbee is better if you use their servers if you do not knowhow to configure it yourself
[17:44] <rsk> mee_: this is not a weakness of linux, it's a weakness of the progress of upgrading. it's in _ALL_ operating systems.
[17:45] <Idioteque> Slart?
[17:45] <Slart> Idioteque: hmm.. well.. I can't really see a reson for it in that logfile.. not sure what else to try
[17:45] <mee_> rsk: agree that its not linux's fault, maybe packaging systems (deb/rpms)
[17:45] <Idioteque> is there anyway i can add the resolution so that it will appear in my nvidia config software?
[17:46] <Gianlu24> !it
[17:46] <Idioteque> i tried adding using the xorg but it doesnt work
[17:46] <rsk> mee_: no, it's not any package systems fault, it's the fault that you are using something outside of apt-get annd then run a upgrade that changes how things work.
[17:46] <rsk> mee_: and the library hasn't changed to fit with the upgrade.
[17:47] <rsk> mee_: you can only blaim this on not doing things the right way.
[17:48] <rsk> mee_: but if you have the source, usually a recompile fixes any potential problems.
[17:49] <rsk> mee_: what is the library you want btw?
[17:51] <vecKt> rsk: totem searches for codecs and then returns: "The playback of this movie requires the following decoders which are not installed: MPEG-1 Video decoder, MPEG-1 Audio decoder"... it returns a similar error with other audio/video formats... and yes, i have installed restricted extras.... any ideas*
[17:51] <rsk> no i only used mplayer and don't bother with that crap :p
[17:51] <rsk> use*
[17:51] <zaoul> How can I find out what packages I DON'T need?
[17:51] <Chousuke> :P
[17:51] <rsk> my suggestion is to fill out a bugreport on launchpad
[17:52] <Chousuke> totem is probably going to become better than mplayer at some point
[17:52] <Idioteque> hi, i am unable to get the proper resolution using DVI for a widescreen monitor, using VGA i can get the proper resolution which is 1920x1080 please help me
[17:52] <h32Lg> hi @all
[17:52] <Chousuke> if it isn't already
[17:52] <rsk> zaoul: chek what packages you use, the one you DONT use you don't need i guess...
[17:52] <bodib> I have this ubuntu netbook remix, didn't matter what I did with the env, it wouldn't go UTF8.
[17:52] <bodib> HOW to fix this VM ?
[17:52] <zaoul> Idioteque: what graphics card?
[17:52] <zaoul> rsk: well, im specifically looking at libraries
[17:52] <vecKt> rsk: what music player do you use? =)
[17:52] <rsk> mplayer
[17:53] <Idioteque> zaoul, FX5200
[17:53] <rsk> i'd use xmms if it wasn't removed thou
[17:53] <rapha> Question, in Empathy there's "People nearby" - what kind of nearby people can I see with this?
[17:53] <weedar> After installing openshot I am unable to play mpeg-4 videos with vlc - does anyone know what package provides this ability?
[17:53] <zaoul> Idioteque: you have the nvidia driver working?
[17:53] <Idioteque> zaoul, yeah nvidia drivers are working
[17:53] <zaoul> weedar: maybe ffmepg?
[17:54] <Idioteque> only problem is when i use DVI i cant get the required resolution
[17:54] <zaoul> Idioteque: post out your xorg.conf to a pastebin
[17:54] <erUSUL> rapha: probably people on you lan that have a empathy account of the same type ??
[17:54] <fission6> can someone recommend to me a good gui sFTP client
[17:54] <Idioteque> zaoul, http://paste.ubuntu.com/287121/
[17:55] <shaullx> i get this error when i try to boot ubuntu "could not start the x server (your graphical environment) due to some internal error" i get this after trying to partition with gparted please help
[17:55] <cry0> fission6: gftp is good
[17:55] <rapha> erUSUL: that's my question, what KIND of account is that - the "nearby" to me implies that it's something wireless, so maybe it's Bluetooth and I can get an app for my or my gf's mobile...
[17:55] <erUSUL> fission6: filezilla ?
[17:55] <weedar> zaoul: hm, that doesn't sound like a bad guess..I will check it out
[17:55] <Guest5811> on NVidia x server after savin configuration it write me down Unable to remove old X config backup file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'.  Is there any tip how should i fix it and don't have to set configuration every boot?
[17:55] <fission6> thanks
[17:55] <bodib> So?
[17:55] <bodib> I have this ubuntu netbook remix, didn't matter what I did with the env, it wouldn't go UTF8.
[17:55] <bodib> HOW to fix this VM ?
[17:56] <shaullx> please? its urgent i need a fix for this
[17:56] <erUSUL> rapha: i think that is something zeroconf based for computers in the same LAN/subnet (wire or wireless )
[17:56] <Quoexl_Xoenig> anyone know how to do a netbook remix PXE install?
[17:56] <KB1JWQ> Quoexl_Xoenig: Do netbooks even support PXE booting?
[17:56] <erUSUL> shaullx: what "trying to partition with gparted" exactly means ?
[17:56] <Idioteque> zaoul,
[17:57] <Idioteque> ?
[17:57] <rapha> erUSUL: okay thx ... it's just pretty useless when it's "something" ;)
[17:57] <SwampThing> Guest5811: are you using sudo?
[17:57] <shaullx> erUSUL i tried to make another partition and nothing happend for 2 hours so i canceled it
[17:57] <SwampThing> Quoexl_Xoenig: there is a how to I followed the worked for me
[17:57] <Guest5811> yes
[17:57] <SwampThing> Quoexl_Xoenig: *that
[17:57] <erUSUL> rapha: something == i do not know the details of the protocol
[17:57] <Guest5811> SwampThing: yes
[17:57] <erUSUL> shaullx: :| i would boot into a livecd and check if the parition table and paritions are ok
[17:58] <SwampThing> Guest5811: it doesn't make sense to me that /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup would cause a problem
[17:58] <elad`> What OS would you recommend for an HTPC?
[17:58] <Myth`> Hey room, how can I use sed to replace a windows created text files \r\n with just \n
[17:58] <Guest5811> SwampThing: for me doesn't make sense at all.
[17:59] <rsk> elad`: the one you want.
[17:59] <Quoexl_Xoenig> SwampThing: got a linky?
[17:59] <elad`> Mythbuntu?
[17:59] <erUSUL> rapha: what i mean is two computers in the same network with those account enabled (users) would be able to see each other and chat between them without the need of a thirth party server ala MSN gtalk etc
[17:59] <SwampThing> Quoexl_Xoenig: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/Netboot
[18:00] <Quoexl_Xoenig> KB1JWQ: mine isnt exactly a netbook its a lifebook but should be along the same lines
[18:00] <erUSUL> Myth`: from sed1liners.txt --> sed 's/.$//'
[18:00] <SwampThing> Quoexl_Xoenig: you need a computer to host the pxe server stuff
[18:00] <Quoexl_Xoenig> I have 9.04 installed on it now works fine but no touchscreen
[18:00] <Quoexl_Xoenig> I know I have a linux server right here too
[18:00] <SwampThing> cool
[18:00] <Quoexl_Xoenig> installed 9.04 with it
[18:00] <elad`> What OS would you recommend for an HTPC? Mythbuntu? Where do I get that?
[18:01] <rsk> elad`: google it
[18:01] <Daviey> elad`: mythbuntu.org.
[18:01] <rapha> erUSUL: i understand that; still it would be nice to know the protocol so you could find apps for other OSs that work with it
[18:01] <SwampThing> !pxe
[18:01] <Guest5811> SwampThing: so any suggestion?
[18:01] <SwampThing> Guest5811: I shouldn't make any recommendations without more information
[18:02] <Guest5811>  SwampThing: what do you want to know?
[18:02] <elad`> If I'm going to use iMon, should I opt for the 64bit or the 32bit version?
[18:02] <Quoexl_Xoenig> oh well pee pee, no netboot.tar.gz for netbook
[18:02] <Idioteque> hi, i am unable to get the proper resolution using DVI for a widescreen LCD, using VGA i can get the proper resolution which is 1920x1080 but the screen flickers. i am using nvidia FX5200 card.  please help me out...
[18:05] <SwampThing> Guest5811: what is the problem?
[18:05] <root__> alias c='/clear'
[18:05] <kane77> hi, is there something that would generate fstab for all partitions automatically?
[18:06] <Guest5811> i have to set display configuration each boot. It won't let me save optimal configuration....
[18:07] <suseanders> I ran "dd_rescue /dev/zero /dev/sdc2" on a partition I wish to fill with zeros. All was running smoothly, until I checked back recently, and now I get a flood of warning messages in the terminal saying "no space left on device!" And yet, dd_rescue is still running. Is this normal? Is there a risk that it will wipe data of another adjacent partition?
[18:08] <Idioteque> hi, i am unable to get the proper resolution using DVI for a widescreen LCD, using VGA i can get the proper resolution which is 1920x1080 but the screen flickers. i am using nvidia FX5200 card.  please help me out...
[18:08] <n8tuser> suseanders -> possibly? know what the command do beforehand to avoid that kind of risk
[18:08] <suseanders> n8tuser, I read about it beforehand.
[18:08] <SwampThing> Guest5811: meaning Xorg is unable to read /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[18:08] <suseanders> It simply fills the partition/device with zeros.
[18:09] <n8tuser> suseanders -> you should just use  dd  but itself not sure what dd_rescue script does
[18:09] <suseanders> n8tuser, however, for some reason it is flooding with warning messages saying "no space left on device!" which is odd, because shouldn't it just stop at that point?
[18:09] <HellasVerona> hello
[18:09] <n8tuser> suseanders -> i dont know what dd_rescue script do
[18:10] <suseanders> n8tuser, as far as I know, dd_rescue ignores drive errors and continues with the wipe/fill.
[18:10] <Guest5811>  SwampThing: no when, i try to save it, it show me that message..
[18:10] <n8tuser> suseanders -> a quick search on google seems to indicate it has bugs
[18:10] <fission6> i have a mount on my desktop how do i get to the actuall file path for it?
[18:11] <mikejet> I like running the Update Manager every tuesday, kind of like Windows. Is there a convenient webpage that describes the past week's updates?
[18:11] <gradin_> so... my laptop overheated during an apt-get install
[18:11] <NoCode> fission6, What's mounted there?
[18:11] <NoCode> fission6, External drive?
[18:11] <fission6> i have a network drive mounted bu ti ma not sure what path its mounted to
[18:11] <gradin_> now i get  unable to stat `./usr/lib/p7zip' (which I was about to install): Stale NFS file handle
[18:11] <suseanders> n8tuser, safer to just use dd then?
[18:12] <fission6> NoCode is a network file system
[18:12] <gradin_> how do i fix it?
[18:12] <shayaknyc> hi, i'm hoping someone can help me figure out how to configure passive ftp iptables rules....
[18:12] <shayaknyc> i've searched, but a lot of it doesn't make sense to me
[18:12] <NoCode> fission6, hmm, not sure about that. I doubt it would be mounted in /media. It could be though. Check.
[18:13] <erUSUL> rapha: a little bit of googling seems to indicate that the protocol is named "Salut"
[18:13] <netbook> Is there anything bad about CenterIm?
[18:13] <netbook> is it insecure or something?
[18:13] <Idioteque> hi, i am unable to get the proper resolution using DVI for a widescreen LCD, using VGA i can get the proper resolution which is 1920x1080 but the screen flickers. i am using nvidia FX5200 card.  please help me out...
[18:13] <fission6> NoCode nope
[18:13] <NoCode> fission6, Then I don't know.
[18:14] <rapha> erUSUL: oh wow ... didn't think you'd do the googling for me - thanks!
[18:14] <erUSUL> fission6: if you used nautilus or connect to Server then it is mounted in ~/.gvfs/
[18:14] <n8tuser> suseanders -> i dont about safe, dd just copies bit for bit, so whatever is there is copied over
[18:14] <erUSUL> rapha: well i too wanted to know
[18:14] <SwampThing> Guest5811: what are you doing to save your /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[18:14] <shayaknyc> anyone around that can help me with iptables rules?
[18:14] <rapha> erUSUL: actually, i just found something that seems to suggest it WAS named salut and IS now named bonjour and it seems to be some Apple thing
[18:14] <Idioteque> anyone?
[18:15] <fission6> erUSUL: spot on man thanks!
[18:15] <Gewitterstern> Is it possible to import FF and Thunderbird Profile under Ubuntu Linux? FBU File.
[18:15] <erUSUL> rapha: bounjour == zeroconf and is a low level protocol for many things not just IM. is used for printers; media servers (itunes) etc
[18:15] <sam1> how device driver works in linux?
[18:15] <erUSUL> fission6: no problem
[18:15] <prajjwal> Gewitterstern, you can import the extentions preety easily ....
[18:15] <erUSUL> sam1: can you be more specific ?
[18:16] <_anonymous_> hi guys
[18:16] <Guest5811>  SwampThing: just press Save to X configuration file on Nvidia X server
[18:16] <Gewitterstern> prajjwal, i made a backup as FBU file.
[18:16] <_anonymous_> can you help me disable cron jobs
[18:16] <prajjwal> oh ...
[18:16] <SwampThing> Guest5811: I don't have Nvidia X server.
[18:16] <Idioteque> anyone?
[18:16] <Idioteque> i am unable to get the proper resolution using DVI for a widescreen LCD, using VGA i can get the proper resolution which is 1920x1080 but the screen flickers. i am using nvidia FX5200 card.  please help me out...
[18:17] <Guest5811> SwampThing: so no help?
[18:17] <rapha> erUSUL: oh okay ... that's interesting because here at the client's site there's a couple of macs in the LAN ... maybe they just have to open their IM thingies, whatever it is they use on macs
[18:17] <trevor_> I downloaded gfire and installed but I can't find it, sorry for the dumb question, I'm completely new to ubuntu
[18:18] <jacquesdupontd> hi im trying to ask something since 2 hours could someone help me i think it's simple for those who knows ?
[18:18] <ZogG> where is kernels dir in ubuntu and how i manage symlinks?
[18:18] <SwampThing> Guest5811: can't help without the hardware and the software to test.  You can try modifying your xorg.conf file manually, that's all I can recommend, but specifics you would have to research on your own
[18:18] <jacquesdupontd> i'm watching movies directly with vlc without downloading it by just simply using the command "vlc http://file.avi/" and it's working pretty well but sometimes its freezing, my download speed is over 300 ko/s so really sufficient to download a movie of 1h30, do someone know a bit vlc and could help me with a better command ? also i have this error when it freeze in the terminal : [00000414] avcodec decoder error: more than 5 s
 econds of late video -> dropping frame (computer too slow ?
[18:18] <erUSUL> ZogG: man ln for symlinks. Define "kernels dir"
[18:18] <Idioteque> i am unable to get the proper resolution using DVI for a widescreen LCD, using VGA i can get the proper resolution which is 1920x1080 but the screen flickers. i am using nvidia FX5200 card.  please help me out...
[18:19] <Idioteque> anyone?
[18:19] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: configure vlc to have a bigger network buffer ? ??
[18:19] <erUSUL> !repeat | Idioteque
[18:19] <bucky> jacquesdupontd, do you have integrated intel graphics?
[18:19] <sam1> how device driver works in linux
[18:19] <arand> ZogG: kernels in /boot/* ?
[18:19] <rsk> sam1: depends on the hardware
[18:20] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, hrm i just thought it could be the buffer but may you have other ideas ?
[18:20] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: nope sorry
[18:20] <sam1> rsk: hane any video tutorial available?
[18:21] <rsk> sam1: for doing what?
[18:21] <mgv1> how can i revive my laptop microphone to work?
[18:21] <Doonz> hey guys i just had a dedicated server setup. THey installed the desktop and i cant connect to it through vncviewer
[18:21] <ZogG> arand it's for grub
[18:21] <rsk> Doonz: call them and ask how you are supposed to connect to it.
[18:22] <ZogG> arand, there is also in symlink to dir for system that it can know wich kernel i use and install modules in there
[18:22] <erUSUL> sam1: to  writte kernel drivers ? Linux Device Drivers 3 (LDD3) and www.kernelnewbies,org
[18:22] <ZogG> i want to find out if it's different from kernels one
[18:22] <jacquesdupontd> bucky, no nvidia and it's working perfectly sometimes during 30 minutes it doesn't matter i just doesn't understand or i understand that the buffer is too big and instead of just needing the speed of downloading it at his time life speed which means not more than 100ko/s at all , do you undersand ?
[18:24] <arand> ZogG: not quite sure I get what you're after, but yes /boot/vmlinuz-* is the kernel grub uses, and initrd.img-* the initial ramdisk
[18:24] <bucky> jacquesdupontd, mess around with the settings in Preferences=>Tools=>Input & Codecs including Cacheing
[18:24] <bucky> jacquesdupontd, you need more cacheing... because avi is an uncompressed pig
[18:24] <ZogG> arand where ubuntu keeps kernels in which dir? /usr/src ?
[18:25] <SwampThing> Guest5811: the other option is to get paid support
[18:25] <bucky> jacquesdupontd, and 300 kb/s is small
[18:25] <jacquesdupontd> bucky, thx i will need you then, i just think i can do better
[18:26] <Guest5811> SwampThing: that solution is not for me...
[18:26] <jacquesdupontd> bucky, highest latency or lowest ?
[18:26] <Quontrex> goddam mirc and win7 blowskis
[18:26] <bodib> where can I ask ubuntu on netbook questions?
[18:26] <Quontrex> sorry bout the language
[18:26] <SwampThing> Guest5811: me neither
[18:27] <cybersplice> iuh
[18:27] <spreadthelove2> im getting this error trying to use sudo from a php script that provides a command shell "no tty present and no askpass program specified"
[18:27] <Quontrex> if anyone knows how to make the touchscreen work on a lifebook in 9.04 gimme a shout
[18:27] <bodib> where can I ask ubuntu on netbook questions?
[18:27] <Quontrex> !ask
[18:27] <Guest5811> SwampThing:i just try to find it out elsewhere
[18:27] <spreadthelove2> i have no idea what it means
[18:27] <arand> ZogG: I'm not sure but afaik that is the source, the kernel that is actually used is in /boot/ the source is used when reinstalling/compiling/adding modules I would presume
[18:28] <SwampThing> Guest5811: I hope you find the answer
[18:28] <Guest5811> SwampThing: thx mate
[18:28] <gangil> what is the shortcut key for going to Desktop in ubuntu 8.10?
[18:28] <bodib> i get this ʞɹoʍ ʇ͵usǝop sı̣ɥʇ
[18:28] <bodib> its all upside down
[18:29] <Quontrex> thats slick
[18:29] <bodib> i'm terminus on both
[18:29] <coz_> bodib,  is this system wide?
[18:29] <Quontrex> turn monitor over
[18:29] <spreadthelove2> lol im thinking someone screwed with bodibs keymap
[18:29] <bodib> No
[18:29] <spreadthelove2> lol
[18:29] <coz_> bodib,  not system wide?
[18:29] <gangil> what is the shortcut key for going to Desktop in ubuntu 8.10?
[18:29] <LeMoNiCe> hi everybody
[18:30] <coz_> bodib,  please use a nick  to talk to someone  its much easier :)
[18:30] <Quontrex> bodib my fix would be easier
[18:31] <arand> gangil: ctrl+alt+F7?
[18:31] <tonii> !portoguese
[18:31] <tonii> ah, damn my spelling
[18:32] <tonii> !portuguese
[18:32] <gangil> arand: :(
[18:32] <djtoast> Hi, yesterday i spent the day trying to make chan_mobile work with my Blackberry, upgraded to asterisk 1.6 even and still no luck.
[18:33] <djtoast> sorry wrong forum
[18:37] <sam1> djtoast:wrong forum
[18:37] <Bruners> how can i change my defualt shell, and is it possible without root access?
[18:38] <Pici> Bruners: sure, run chsh
[18:38] <Bruners> Pici: that tells me my user isnt found in /etc/passwd
[18:38] <Delano> Is Mr. Bacon here?
[18:39] <ttreake> I'm Mr. Ham
[18:39] <Delano> :op
[18:39] <Pici> Bruners: Are you running the command with arguments?
[18:39] <Bruners> Pici: just chsh
[18:39] <smn__> hehe upgraded to 9.10 beta and the only thing that is broken is my audio. Anyone that can help me solve it?
[18:40] <Flannel> smn__: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support, thanks
[18:40] <hp520> hayyeuanhmotlan_t
[18:40] <Bruners> Pici: the server is using ldap if that has something to do with this
[18:40] <McHavok> hello
[18:41] <McHavok> A couple questions regarding synaptic?
[18:41] <Pici> Bruners: It might, I'm not sure where that stores the default shell information
[18:42] <McHavok> Is there a way to "reset" the repositories list?
[18:42] <McHavok> I screwed up with the file without making a back-up first :$
[18:42] <rawpure> anyone around that can help me with themes? everyone i have tried just comes out looking like crap and nothing at all like the pics ><
[18:42] <joaopinto> McHavok, http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/
[18:43] <McHavok> rawpure: did you installed emerald?
[18:43] <janiktom> hello
[18:43] <tjhart85> Hi there, I was wondering if anyone could help me....I have ubuntu server set up & I am attempting to have a user access my server via ssh, his user account works perfectly fine when used locally, but when coming from the outside, the authentification always fails.  My user works find with the exact same configuration on the outside connection...any ideas?
[18:43] <daveycakes> what would be a good ftp client for ubuntu?
[18:43] <rawpure> yea i have GTK murrina, emerald and compiz..
[18:43] <McHavok> Filezilla?
[18:43] <ProfOak> Hi, whenever I play stepmania on Ubuntu it always feels the need to quickly log me out at unexpected times. Usually the length of 1-2 songs.
[18:43] <daveycakes> it wont run on here for some reason
[18:43] <sam1> my Multimedia video controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Video Capture is working
[18:43] <McHavok> I mind the Gui's
[18:44] <sam1> i am using XawTv to watch TV.
[18:44] <joaopinto> tjhart85, you mean, doing and ssh locally works but not remotely ?
[18:44] <genii> McHavok: There's also usually an example one in /usr/share/doc/apt/examples/sources.list
[18:44] <daveycakes> so i need an alternative
[18:44] <sam1> Then what would be the /dev file associated with this device?
[18:44] <sam1> how can i find that?
[18:44] <Ali> hi guys - i am having trouble listening to rm files on ubuntu
[18:44] <McHavok> Check in synaptic, daveycakes.
[18:44] <Ali> getting stream errors etc
[18:44] <McHavok> Try FTP in search bar
[18:44] <tjhart85> @jaopinto, correct....locally it can ssh, but from another location it cannot.  The same external location and settings allows my account to work though
[18:44] <Ali> what do i have to do to be able to listen to rm files in ubuntu pls?
[18:44] <switch10_> Big desktop wont work with Compiz enabled.  I have an ati card.  anyone know of a work around?
[18:44] <McHavok> You will find A huge list.
[18:44] <Ali> any help will be appreciated thanks
[18:45] <soreau> ! work | switch10_
[18:45] <McHavok> XDD
[18:45] <McHavok> Ali, do you have real player installed?
[18:45] <rawpure> and for some reason all the default ubuntu themes are now gone
[18:46] <Ali> yeah i do
[18:46] <Ali> but it doesnt play anything
[18:46] <jacquesdupontd> ok bucky seems to work better will see later
[18:46] <jacquesdupontd> i had another question
[18:46] <heatmzzr> can someone assist me in getting my onboard bluetooth to work?
[18:46] <daveycakes> i cant get my 3 mobile broadband dongle to work on ubuntu
[18:46] <McHavok> When you try to play the file, what does the player do?
[18:46] <daveycakes> can you help please
[18:47] <heatmzzr> daveycakes: verizon?
[18:47] <Ali> McHavok, i get GStreamer encountered a general stream error. -- that's on totem. i do have real player installed too
[18:47] <smn__> can anyone help me fix my broken sound?
[18:47] <pw-toxic> can someone tell me what the default ubuntu windows and gnome panel manager is called?
[18:47] <HairyDude> Firefox says: Can not install 'icedtea6-plugin' (E:Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.)
[18:47] <pw-toxic> i need to start it manually
[18:47] <HairyDude> aptitude disagrees
[18:47] <daveycakes> 3 mobile (three - thats the network)
[18:48] <ssboisen> for enquiries about wubi is this the right place to ask?
[18:48] <fosco_> !wubi
[18:48] <Ali> any idea anyone?
[18:48] <mgv1> i every half hour having a dimming flash over the screen - why?
[18:48] <Ali> McHavok,
[18:48] <Ali> ?
[18:48] <HairyDude> (also, after failing to install it the dialogue box claims it's installed)
[18:48] <McHavok> Ali, try to uninstall gstreamer
[18:48] <McHavok> And then install it back.
[18:49] <ssboisen> tried installing ubuntu with wubi on a windows 7 installation - but i get the try (hd0,0): NTFS5: No wubildr error and google-searches got me nowhere
[18:49] <Ali> McHavok, real player doesnt even open it - it just hangs
[18:49] <HairyDude> otoh the java plugin seems to be installing fine
[18:49] <huwaw69> how can I make archive manager to support 7zip files?
[18:49] <McHavok> Ok Ali, open synaptic, find gstreamer and mark for uninstall
[18:49] <torn> This might not be the right chatroom, but I figured someone would know: Why is the term "SCSI" applied so often with drives on Linux? SCSI this, SCSI, that. Even in /dev/disk/by-id, they are listed as SCSI drives. I have never seen a SCSI drive in a personal computer, ever. Only SATA (and years ago, PATA.) So why is the term SCSI used so often? "Actual" SCSI drives seem hard to find in the market.
[18:50] <Pici> huwaw69: install the p7zip package
[18:50] <Ali> McHavok, even though all other files work on it?
[18:50] <shaullx> i cant boot into ubuntu in graphics mode i get an error says something about error trying to start x server to see logs and then restart gdm, right now im on live USB what should i do to fix it?
[18:50] <huwaw69> Pici, will archive manager automatically starts when I extract 7zip files?
[18:51] <Ali> McHavok, there r loads of gstreamers installed
[18:51] <Pici> huwaw69: That will add the ability to extract 7zip files with file-roller, the default ubuntu archive program.
[18:51] <McHavok> Ali, i'm trygin to find another way.
[18:51] <McHavok> Wait me for a second please.
[18:51] <Ali> ok thanks McHavok - much appreciated
[18:51] <torn> huwaw69, File Roller supports uncompressing and compressing .7z files after installing the p7zip package, I believe.
[18:51] <McHavok> This is my first time in here :$
[18:51] <torn> huwaw69, after installing the package, you do not need to do anything extra, other than use the Archive Manager (in my case File Roller) as you normally would.
[18:52] <huwaw69> thanks torn
[18:52] <shaullx> someone?
[18:52] <torn> Anyone know the reason why? (About my SCSI question?)
[18:52] <Ali> ok cool McHavok - that's very kind of u to help
[18:53] <McHavok> torn.
[18:53] <McHavok> Linux marks SATA discs as SCSI
[18:53] <KB1JWQ> Quoexl_Xoenig: Terrific, but does it support PXE booting?
[18:53] <h4f> once in a while pidgin crashes ?
[18:54] <torn> McHavok, why is that, though?
[18:54] <cybersplice> mmm. scsi.
[18:54] <torn> McHavok, it seems to only add confusion.
[18:54] <Zatcharius> Hello, anyone know why Ubuntu live boots me to a very wavy desktop?
[18:54] <Blackbird> Stupid question, but. Once I have Icecast installed, how do I set it up or enable it or something like that?
[18:54] <Zatcharius> It's almost unreadable
[18:54] <shaullx> common guys no one can help me?
[18:55] <Blackbird> I sure can't run it. From terminal all I get is three options, two of them involving looking at the version number.
[18:55] <Xcell> shaullx-  try on boot in recovery and enter this    sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[18:56] <McHavok> Ali, the error message comes with a code of some sort.
[18:56] <shaullx> Xcell in the boot menu select recovery?
[18:56] <Xcell> hit escape on boot to get to termonal
[18:56] <Ali> no McHavok
[18:56] <McHavok> Ok.
[18:56] <Ali> McHavok, it just says An error occurred. GStreamer encountered a general stream error.
[18:56] <Xcell> @ boot yes shaullx
[18:57] <Ali> McHavok, i have tried removing real player also - same error - btw what's the 'correct' way of installing real player on ubuntu?
[18:57] <McHavok> synaptic?
[18:57] <shaullx> Xcell ok thanks ill try:)
[18:57] <Xcell> ok  when ur done type startx and reboot
[18:57] <bostongeek24> hi
[18:57] <Ali> McHavok, yeah that's what i did - but it seems very small compared to real's binary
[18:58] <obg_> Hi, I've got an OOwriter document of several hundred pages. I want to print out batches of 16 pages in brochure format (landscape) (saving to disc in postscript format). Is it possible to process this in batch?
[18:58] <bostongeek24> how do i find out whats taking up space on my hard drive?
[18:58] <McHavok> How many MB?
[18:58] <bostongeek24> my drive is suppse to be 20 gigs
[18:58] <bostongeek24> but it says i only have 160 megs
[18:58] <obg_> bostongeek24, use the software filelight
[18:59] <bostongeek24> how do i do that?
[18:59] <McHavok> Ali, How many MB?
[18:59] <Guest5811> could anybody help me configure my display resolution? I always have to set it manualy with every boot..
[18:59] <bostongeek24> <<< linux noob
[18:59] <obg_> bostongeek24, download it and run it
[18:59] <bostongeek24> k
[18:59] <gangil> shortcut key for Desktop! please
[19:00] <Ali> McHavok, well the official one on their site is 7.5mb
[19:00] <obg_> Hi, I've got an OOwriter document of several hundred pages. I want to print out batches of 16 pages in brochure format (landscape) (saving to disc in postscript format). Is it possible to process this in batch?
[19:00] <Ali> McHavok, - this one seems much smaller
[19:00] <Ali> McHavok, what's helix player?
[19:00] <bucky> Guest5811, set it in System=>Preferences=>Display
[19:00] <genii> bostongeek24: Did you install Ubuntu with Wubi? (from inside Windows) If so, the free space reported is not from your actual drive but from the file it made which is a virtual drive
[19:00] <phiberoptik> I am lookin for french server?
[19:00] <phiberoptik> looking*
[19:00] <fosco_> !fr
[19:00] <LjL> phiberoptik: server for what?
[19:00] <McHavok> Ali, It's a media player
[19:00] <phiberoptik> french Ubuntu server
[19:01] <phiberoptik> french ubuntu irc server :)
[19:01] <LjL> phiberoptik: there isn't a server, there is a channel. type /join #ubuntu-fr
[19:01] <bucky> channel?
[19:01] <rsk> phiberoptik: you mean chatroom?
[19:01] <rsk> !fr
[19:01] <phiberoptik> like this yes
[19:01] <phiberoptik> tanks
[19:02] <Guest46913> ½Ð°Ýhttp://ubuntu-tw.org/¤W±o¥h¶Ü¡H
[19:02] <fallingol> Is there a way to have the notification area applet notify  me of new emails without Evolution being open and minimized?  Once closed I can't see the new message count on the applet  anymore. Sorry for any bad English.
[19:02] <McHavok> And I'm seeing that it has support for real files.
[19:03] <Ali> hmm
[19:03] <Ali> but that doesn't play it either
[19:03] <ttreake> is it possible at all to start terminal with a keyboard shortcut?
[19:03] <Ali> ttreake, alt-f2
[19:04] <fallingol> ttreake: Yes. You can also set custom shortcuts in System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts.
[19:04] <ttreake> Ali, that brings up a "Run Applivation" dialogue box
[19:04] <grumete> guys please help me, my ubuntu after a software update it's not recognizing my graphic card, and it shows a screen resolution that doesn't fits, it's too big and imposible to work on.
[19:04] <fallingol> grumete: Check System > Administration > Hardware Drivers.
[19:05] <Ali> ttreake, then type: gnome-terminal
[19:05] <fallingol> Or System > Preferences > Display to get a workable space.
[19:05] <grumete> fallingol, I can't do that, I can't access that, the screen is just to weird.
[19:05] <McHavok> Ali, did you installed helix dna too?
[19:05] <fallingol> Do you have an NVIDIA card?
[19:05] <grumete> also I'm on windows right now, otherwise I wouldn't be chatting with you :(
[19:05] <Ali> McHavok, i installed the real player from real's site and it works - it installed it in /opt - but isn't there a proper way of doing this with a deb file?
[19:05] <grumete> yes.
[19:05] <grumete> geforce 7000
[19:05] <fallingol> Do you have the NVIDIA driver installed?
[19:05] <ttreake> Ali, I want something fast. I'm going to try what fallingol suggested.
[19:06] <grumete> fallingol, apparently not.
[19:06] <Ali> ok np ttreake - i won't take offence :)
[19:06] <grumete> and I don't know how to do it.
[19:06] <McHavok> Yeah, from the repositories.
[19:06] <ttreake> fallingol, what's the command for terminal?
[19:06] <Ali> lol McHavok - i know that - but the one in the rep isn't working :)
[19:06] <Kalisto> can someone help me out with a fakeraid setup and grub? im having trouble installing grub to be exact.
[19:07] <McHavok> I'm using the medibuntu repository
[19:07] <maestrojed> I am trying to set up a server to use my static comcast ip. I am really confused as to what the broadcase and network ips should be. Can they be left blank? what are they and can anyone help me figure out what to set them to?
[19:07] <ttreake> anyone: what's the command for terminal?
[19:08] <Flannel> ttreake: gnome-terminal
[19:08] <Blackbird> Okay. I'm having some trouble. Exaile has a little plugin called icestreamer so I can stream to icecast and shoutcast servers. However, it requires libshout2 and shout-python libraries. Neither of those packages exist anymore. WHat do I do?
[19:09] <Blackbird> I have libshout3 installed, but apparently that's not good enough for the plugin.
[19:09] <neonblurb> anyone got any recommendations for music players?  I'm looking for something that isn't media library-based/itunes style like rhythmbox, and having trouble streaming m4as with audacious
[19:09] <Ali> RealPlayer 10 for Linux is based on the open source Helix player. -- does it say that McHavok ?
[19:09] <McHavok> Yep.
[19:09] <tsrk_> Does anyone here use VirtualBox 3.0 (not-OSE)?
[19:09] <McHavok> And it weights 8504 KB.
[19:09] <ZykoticK9> tsrk_, yes - got a question?
[19:10] <Ali> how can u tell that McHavok ?
[19:10] <sebsebseb> tsrk_: sometimes
[19:10] <buntu> joining
[19:10] <McHavok> Right click on the package >> properties.
[19:10] <Ali> hold on McHavok - mine says 8104kb!! why the diff?
[19:10] <sebsebseb> tsrk_: Or versions in that series, anyway, what's your actsaul question?
[19:10] <ttreake> I dont get keyboard shortcuts
[19:11] <McHavok> 400 KB :P
[19:11] <ttreake> where do you enter the key combination
[19:11] <McHavok> What it's the version?
[19:11] <Pici> !who
[19:11] <tsrk_> ZykoticK9, if you updated to the latest version from the VirtualBox repos, did you get a configuration option during the update? If so, what was it? I got one, but it grabbed focus and selected the default option without giving me a chance to see what it was.
[19:11] <Ali> 11.0.0-0.3medibuntu2 McHavok
[19:11] <McHavok> The same I have.
[19:11] <McHavok> That's weird.
[19:11] <ivonnemoy> is anyone familiar with booting ubuntu from a flash drive?
[19:12] <ivonnemoy> i know where i can find the page
[19:12] <S34l-Clvbb3r> !ask | ivonnemoy
[19:12] <ZykoticK9> tsrk_, I take it you must have upgraded from VBox 2.x?  I don't remember getting any configuration options sorry man...
[19:12] <Ali> McHavok, ok now what?! :)
[19:13] <ttreake> anyone in this channel: where do you type the keyboard combinations in "Keyboard Shortcuts"?
[19:13] <tsrk_> ZykoticK9, no, just the latest update (from 3.0.x to 3.0.x)
[19:13] <ZykoticK9> tsrk_, hold on - sudo apt-get update -- now i have a vbox update to do - hold on i'll check
[19:13] <Pici> tsrk_: If you're asking about the non-ose version of vbox, its probably best to ask in their official support channel: #vbox
[19:13] <tsrk_> ZykoticK9, ok, thanks
[19:13] <Guest5811> bucky: that is not working
[19:13] <ivonnemoy> the question is, is there anyone familiar with booting ubunto with a flash drive? because if there is, i'll need more help than the https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick page, as it isn't very helpful with the technological terminology overwhelming me
[19:14] <bb05> just installed ubuntu in a vmwrae (virutalBox) installed the additional addons.. and now getting an issue where it cant boot giving a gui
[19:14] <blendmaster1024> hello, everybody. i'm trying to build an initramfs on 8.10, but i don't have /etc/mkinitramfs, even though i have initramfs-tools installed. anybody know what to do?
[19:15] <McHavok> Just a second, Ali, my ISP is giving me a hard day today -.-
[19:16] <bucky> Guest5811, next time you boot in set it in System=>Preferences=>Display and that should make it permanent
[19:16] <McHavok> (more than usual)
[19:16] <drox_> Hello here to speak english or italian?
[19:16] <buntu> is any linux distro more secure than other?
[19:17] <bucky> blendmaster1024, do you have a /etc/initramfs-tools/ ?
[19:17] <blendmaster1024> yes, bucky
[19:17] <vge> buntu: yes, but if you ask for it, it don't matter
[19:17] <ZykoticK9> tsrk_, didn't get any configuration options / or any prompts/info at all???
[19:18] <tsrk_> ZykoticK9, oh, weird.... i wonder what mine was then....
[19:18] <buntu> leaving...thankx
[19:18] <ZykoticK9> buntu, OpenBSD (which is not a linux at all) is probably the most secure OS out there - they went years without a remote access bug -- just an FYI
[19:19] <charlie_> windows is crap
[19:19] <djscantron> anyone in here knowledgeable about xorg?
[19:19] <Zort> Is it possible to read data form eg. tty1 while beeing on tty2 ?
[19:19] <maestrojed> Setting up a static IP requires a broadcast IP and Network IP. Neither of which I am familiar with. Can anyone help me figure out what they should be. I know my static ip, mask, and gateway
[19:20] <ssboisen> tried installing ubuntu with wubi on a windows 7 installation - but i get the try (hd0,0): NTFS5: No wubildr error and google-searches got me nowhere
[19:20] <ssboisen> anyone know what could be wrong?
[19:21] <bb05> ssboisen: tried installing it under virtualbox?
[19:21] <blendmaster1024> ssboisen: that would be because it's win7, and nobody's had time to make FOSS work with that yet
[19:21] <ZykoticK9> maestrojed, the broadcast IP is x.x.x.255 (what ever your internal network is - ie i'm on a 192 network so mine is 192.168.1.255) hope that helps a little
[19:22] <blendmaster1024> bucky: so... how do i get the /etc/mkinitramfs that all the guides mention?
[19:22] <djscantron> I need help with configuring X11, can anyone help me?
[19:22] <BrownTI> Does anyone have experience with Clonezilla?
[19:23] <bucky> blendmaster1024, it's been replaced with /etc/initramfs-tools/ you need a newer guide preferable a jaunty one
[19:23] <maestrojed> ZykoticK9: Comcast's static IP is so different then anything else I have set up. They say/expect the machine to use the static IP they assign you. Your modem expects that ip. But this means my IPs are not local. i.e. IP = 174.7.214.37 gateway = 174.7.214.38 mask = 255.255.255.252. Do you think broadcast would be 174.7.214.255?
[19:24] <ZykoticK9> BrownTI, I use it - what is your question (if it isn't an easy one I probably won't know)
[19:24] <ZykoticK9> maestrojed, I'd think so
[19:25] <maestrojed> ZykoticK9: worth a try, brb
[19:25] <weebit> has anyone here bought a computer from system76?   I need to know if they are reliable etc
[19:25] <BrownTI> :) How do I get it to backup the mbr as well as the partition?
[19:25] <sebsebseb> weebit: system76 are  known to be good
[19:25] <ZykoticK9> BrownTI, i have no idea... sorry.
[19:26] <ZykoticK9> BrownTI, are you sure it doesn't backup the mbr?
[19:26] <sebsebseb> weebit: there's also zareason and Dell  for pre installed Ubuntu
[19:26] <BrownTI> yes but I just did the default backup
[19:26] <weebit> sebsebseb:  Thank you I get my computer from them in January as long as the sky doesn't fall :)
[19:26] <Zort> Is it possible to read data form eg. tty1 while beeing on tty2 ?
[19:27] <weebit> zareason? I never heard of them before
[19:27] <xtrme> :)
[19:28] <sebsebseb> weebit: ok
[19:28] <warai> Hi people, my Ati radeon 9200 isn't detected by Ubuntu, any solution?
[19:28] <sebsebseb> warai: system > administration > hardware drivers   anything available? did you install anything?
[19:28] <BrownTI> Do they have a room focused on Clonezilla? Anyone know? I just want to learn how to backup the mbr as well as the partition, because when I restore it still has the corrupt mbr and it does not overwrite with the good one.
[19:28] <sebsebseb> !ati |  warai
[19:28] <warai> sebsebseb: I tried this actually, nothing was shown
[19:29] <sebsebseb> warai: ATI cards are known to have problems on Ubuntu
[19:29] <warai> I should use the binary installer maybe?
[19:29] <sebsebseb> warai: I guess so
[19:29] <ddd> vv
[19:29] <ddd> v
[19:30] <warai> I tried it already, It didn't work...
[19:30] <McHavok> Damn! >_<
[19:30] <McHavok> Ali, try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1022048&highlight=realplayer
[19:30] <McHavok> Sorry for keeping you waiting ^___^;
[19:30] <papajack> hi
[19:31] <papajack> I wanna switch from vista to ubuntu, which version should I go for?
[19:31] <Master_G> 9.04??
[19:31] <papajack> I see there's a newer 9.10 available
[19:31] <papajack> beta but still
[19:31] <sebsebseb> papajack: Don't get that untill the final
[19:31] <papajack> this month?
[19:31] <jiohdi> can you easily change from xorg to xvesa on ubuntu?
[19:31] <sebsebseb> which is October 29th, but then the download servers will be packed I expect, so November
[19:31] <tamara> Hello, I have Fujitsu Siemens Esprimo Mobile V5515 laptop with integrated sis 771/671 and Ubuntu 9.04 installed. I am a new user of Ubuntu. My problem is that I can't change the screen resolution, it only offers 800x600 and 640x480. Also, when I turn on the computer it warns me that my video card is not recognised. Please help. thank you all in advance
[19:31] <maco> weebit: i'm typing on a zareason right now
[19:32] <papajack> But I can still upgrade easily from 9.04 to 9.10 right
[19:32] <pdominey> hi - anyone know of a way to exclude files of a particular owner from an rsync ?
[19:32] <xok> hello all...
[19:33] <Novita> hey all, Does anyone know where to change the login manager theme in 9.10?
[19:33] <xok> does anyone know how to create tunnel device?...
[19:33] <weebit> I wish they had more info on the keyboards etc they were selling along side the desktops maco.  They look good though
[19:33] <andy_b> papajack: Yes you can easily upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 with the update manager.
[19:33] <leaf-sheep> !karmic | Novita
[19:33] <Master_G> 9.10 is still buggy, i wouldn`t use it jet, if you are new to linux
[19:33] <DeathMetalDean> Does anyone know where to change the screen resolution? my friend just got ubuntu and its all frigged up
[19:34] <leaf-sheep> !res | DeathMetalDean
[19:34] <bucky> pdominey, rsync --exclude /whatever
[19:34] <webbb82> i was donig a upgrade and my pc crashed isnt there a command to fix the partial upgrade issue
[19:34] <hariseldon99> Hi. My nvidia just got borked beyond repair in my karmic installation, and Im trying to roll back to my onboard intel card, but xorg refuses to show and srops me to a tty. How do you reconfig xorg in karmic?
[19:34] <maco> Novita: use "gksudo -u gdm" i think to run the appearance properties thingy to change the gdm user's gtk settings
[19:34] <maco> Novita: also pretend i said that in #ubuntu+1
[19:35] <pdominey> tks - but that just excludes by file name pattern - I'm needing to d it based on the owner of the file(s)
[19:35] <bucky> pdominey, man rsync  and   /exclude  <enter> and then n for next
[19:35] <xok> does anyone know how to create tunnel device on ubuntu?...
[19:36] <pdominey> bucky - thanks, that doesn't seem to give any clue to what I'm trying
[19:36] <bostongeek24> i have a problem
[19:37] <Darkpudel> really?
[19:38] <bostongeek24> i tried to install the beta of 9.10 but the install failed so i went and reinstalled 9.04 but when i did it just installed 9.04 on a different partition and kept 9.10
[19:38] <bostongeek24> i went ahead and deleted 9.10 patition
[19:39] <bostongeek24> now how do i combine the two partiions?
[19:39] <Master_G> run a live cd
[19:39] <bostongeek24> im using gparted
[19:39] <Master_G> delete 9.10 partion, an resize 9.04 parition
[19:39] <hariseldon99>  Hi. My nvidia just got borked beyond repair in my karmic installation, and I'm trying to roll back to my onboard intel card, but xorg refuses to show and drops me to a tty. How do you reconfig xorg in karmic?
[19:40] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[19:40] <ortsvorsteher> !karmic | hariseldon99
[19:40] <weebit> weeeeeee
[19:40] <ortsvorsteher> !netsplit
[19:40] <S34l-Clvbb3r> wowzer!
[19:41] <S34l-Clvbb3r> nice split
[19:41] <weebit> zippy there
[19:41] <ortsvorsteher> !wb
[19:41] <ortsvorsteher> yeah ;)
[19:41] <Mike_lifeguard> How should I quote $message in http://p.defau.lt/?mt4MCtN5IueZzRLG6z4_bQ if it may include quotes, backslashes, spaces, and $s and more?
[19:41] <tamara> i can't change the resolution from 800x600 to 1024x768
[19:42] <[fade]> tamara
[19:42] <tamara> please help
[19:42] <ortsvorsteher> a net split is a net split :D
[19:43] <NCommander> yay netsplit!
[19:43] <Mike_lifeguard> !netsplit
[19:43] <weebit> 2300 effected users i hope they are enjoing this ride  lol
[19:43] <xok> guys, does anyone why I can't create tun0 device?...
[19:43] <[fade]> tamara  prvt please
[19:44] <bucky> xok, sudo modpobe tun
[19:44] <[fade]> xok check permisions
[19:44] <bostongeek24> hello???????
[19:44] <ortsvorsteher> !details | tamara
[19:44] <sjokkis> hi. is there a way to see all recommended/suggested packages?
[19:44] <xok> I do: "# ip tunnel add tun0 mode ipip" but I get: ioctl: no such device
[19:44] <kk_jaunti> hello can some one tell me how can I set a threshhold for my laptop battery charge.  I want to have it charge upto 90% every tiem I charge it.
[19:44] <McHavok> Enjoy the show :P
[19:44] <xok> bucky, oh, thanks, I will try..
[19:44] <McHavok> XDDD
[19:44] <xok> bucky, still the same...
[19:44] <kk_jaunti> so that it does not waist full charge cycles.
[19:44] <bostongeek24> can anyone hear me
[19:44] <McHavok> ECO!
[19:44] <ortsvorsteher> no bostongeek24, but we can read you
[19:44] <McHavok> I mind, yes.
[19:44] <McHavok> :P
[19:44] <ra21vi> can someone help me in configuring my Ubuntu with LinkSys and Internet connection. I am totally lost with it
[19:44] <xok> bucky, module tun get loaded, but still the same..
[19:45] <bostongeek24> i have an issue
[19:45] <sjokkis> bostongeek24: so ask already
[19:45] <bostongeek24> i tried to install 9.10 it failed now i have 2 prtitions because i tried to reinstall 9.04 but it kept 9.10 for some reason
[19:45] <timothy_> hello everyone, can anyone tell me where a good room to find music sharing is?
[19:45] <ortsvorsteher> !karmic | bostongeek24
[19:45] <xok> [fade], I'm root, what else can I do.. :-D
[19:45] <bostongeek24> i deleted the 9.10 partition using g parted now how do i combine them?
[19:46] <sjokkis> bostongeek24: back up your shit, delete all the partitions and install from a clean slate
[19:46] <[fade]> xok  switch to root with this command
[19:46] <[fade]> su -
[19:46] <xok> [fade], I am root...
[19:46] <ortsvorsteher> !root
[19:46] <Ben_90> hello???
[19:46] <bostongeek24> theres no way to combine two paritions?
[19:46] <kk_jaunti> my laptop battery is not caliberating well so i need to set some limit for charging
[19:46] <sjokkis> bostongeek24: or you can delete one of them and grow the other
[19:46] <sjokkis> bostongeek24: combine? no.
[19:46] <xok> [fade], I just can't create device, it prints "ioctl: no such device"...
[19:46] <kk_jaunti> I need to know how one can set the limit for battery charge.
[19:47] <bostongeek24> i delted 9.10
[19:47] <bostongeek24> how do i make 9.04 see that space?
[19:47] <sjokkis> bostongeek24: use gparted to delete that partition, then grow the 9.04 partition so it fills the free space
[19:47] <Ben_90> does anyone here know how i can install .run files as root in the terminal?
[19:47] <bostongeek24> how do i do that
[19:47] <sjokkis> in gparted
[19:47] <sjokkis> it's trivial
[19:47] <bostongeek24> it won't let me change 9.04
[19:47] <bucky> [fade], there is no root account on ubuntu and su - does not work so which distro are you using?
[19:47] <fosco_> Ben_90, sudo sh ./file.run
[19:47] <ZykoticK9> Ben_90, "sudo sh FILENAME.run" should work
[19:47] <Ben_90> ok brb
[19:47] <bostongeek24> if i click on it all options are grayed out
[19:47] <[fade]> slackware
[19:48] <sjokkis> bostongeek24: maybe you can't grow it 'cause it's your root partition. boot from knoppix or something
[19:48] <[fade]> i thought he created root account
[19:48] <[fade]> he said i am root
[19:48] <ortsvorsteher> bucky: yes, you can give root a password, after that you will be able to be root. but, i isnt needed
[19:48] <[fade]> which means he created password for root
[19:48] <bostongeek24> AHHH!!!
[19:48] <bostongeek24> lol
[19:48] <[fade]> and switched to #
[19:48] <bostongeek24> ill just reinstall
[19:48] <mgv1> do other people able to register jabber?
[19:48] <bostongeek24> thanks guys
[19:48] <bucky> ortsvorsteher, does su - work on your computer like RH ?
[19:48] <sjokkis> bostongeek24: yeah. just back up all your shit, and reinstall
[19:48] <bostongeek24> for your info
[19:48] <ortsvorsteher> yes bucky
[19:48] <bostongeek24> this is a vm
[19:48] <xok> so, anyone please?... I can't create tun0 device have no idea why..
[19:49] <bucky> ortsvorsteher, upgrade to ubuntu
[19:49] <xok> the error I get is: "ioctl: no such device" the command used: "ip tunnel add tun0 mode ipip"
[19:49] <xok> anyone please, it is very important for me...
[19:49] <ortsvorsteher> bucky: i have running ubuntu 9.04
[19:49] <bucky> ortsvorsteher, smart ass
[19:49] <ZykoticK9> xok, why are you creating the tunnel?  I used to have to create tunnels for VirtualBox 2.x but haven't had too since VBox 3 came out -- remember it being a PITA
[19:49] <sjokkis> is there a way to compile a list of all the packages suggested by my installed packages?
[19:49] <ortsvorsteher> !language | bucky
[19:49] <ortsvorsteher> ;)
[19:49] <shaullx> why resizing partition takes so long the partition manager is running for like 25 min and still on 0%
[19:50] <sjokkis> ortsvorsteher: what's wrong with asses?
[19:50] <shaullx> and its still just checking the partition
[19:50] <shaullx> not resizing yet
[19:50] <xok> ZykoticK9, I'm going to use vpn between FreeBSD (6.2 version) an my ubuntu machine...
[19:50] <Mike_lifeguard> For this bash script, how should I quote $message ( http://p.defau.lt/?mt4MCtN5IueZzRLG6z4_bQ ) if it may include quotes (', ", `), backslashes, spaces, and $s and more, none of which should be evaluated, expanded, or anything?
[19:50] <ortsvorsteher> sjokkis: it isnt family friendly, but this channel will be family friendly ;)
[19:50] <sjokkis> everyone in my family has an ass...
[19:50] <bucky> ortsvorsteher, i got an idea... instead of trying to prove to me how smart you are.. how about telling [fade] how to add a tunnel ?
[19:51] <bucky> ortsvorsteher, since you want to be so family friendly
[19:51] <ortsvorsteher> bucky: now you reached the end of my knowledge ;)
[19:51] <ortsvorsteher> i try bucky
[19:53] <sjokkis> speaking of family friendly, ortsvorsteher, say hello to your mom from me
[19:53] <ortsvorsteher> !ot | sjokkis
[19:54] <Robert_Zenz> Good day everyone.
[19:54] <LaMs> Mike_lifeguard: Not sure to follow exactly what you want to do... but single quote will not evaluated anything so '$1' for example should print $1
[19:54] <LaMs> not its content
[19:55] <ZykoticK9> xok, sorry I don't know anything about VPNs, but this link gives directions for creating a tunnel - might be helpful http://www.iterasi.net/openviewer.aspx?sqrlitid=w_kn-1ebxkw30tfinnjhbg Good luck.
[19:55] <xok> ZykoticK9, thank you very much...
[19:55] <Robert_Zenz> I have a little problem here...gnome-panel and gnome-wm do not start anymore with the session, I have to call them from gnome-do...anybody knows what this might be?
[19:55] <timothy_> Does anyone know a good room to download music?
[19:56] <Luquino> Hola soy novato en linux, ¿cual es la mejor base de datos para linux?
[19:56] <ortsvorsteher> !es | Luquino
[19:56] <fosco_> Robert_Zenz, use gconf-editor for that
[19:57] <Luquino> Hi! What's the best Data base for linux?
[19:57] <fosco_> !best
[19:57] <Robert_Zenz> fosco_, what exactly? desktop/gnome/session seems ot be correct
[19:58] <fccf> timothy_: this is not a file shareing network, and this is not the place to ask
[19:58] <Luquino> What is the alternative in linux to Microsoft Access?
[19:59] <ortsvorsteher> !ot | Luquino
[19:59] <CAN-o-SPAM_> Luquino: Try OpenOffice Base
[19:59] <ortsvorsteher> oh, sorry...
[19:59] <ElNerdoDeGeek> Hey, who should I get in contact with concerning a possible (fairly major) Wubi feature?
[20:00] <shaullx> how can i fix erros on my partition from the live USB??
[20:01] <ElNerdoDeGeek> *sigh* oh Gawd. Same here
[20:01] <shaullx> i have many errors when trying to boot
[20:01] <Robert_Zenz> shaullx, what filesystem and what errors?
[20:02] <WhiteCrow1> hi guys
[20:02] <WhiteCrow1> i want to remove gnome and use shell , how can i do?
[20:02] <shaullx> Robert_Zenz ,ext3, i tried to make another partition with gparted but i canceled it because it took wayy to long and now when i try to bot i cant boot into x graphics mode and when i try to use diagnosece i get many errors
[20:03] <shaullx> sorry for my english
[20:03] <ratboy> WhiteCrow1: sudo apt-get uninstall gnome*
[20:03] <ortsvorsteher> shaullx: what is your prefered language?
[20:03] <shaullx> hebrew
[20:04] <WhiteCrow1> ratboy: after remove gnome how can i run shell ?
[20:04] <shaullx> so how can i scan and fix errors in my partition?
[20:04] <Robert_Zenz> shaullx, what errors exactly?
[20:04] <ortsvorsteher> !hebrew | shaullx
[20:04] <ratboy> WhiteCrow1: once you reboot there will be only shell
[20:05] <Viking667> hy all...
[20:05] <rcmaehl> I need help with uSbuntu
[20:05] <WhiteCrow1> ratboy: tnx dude
[20:05] <ortsvorsteher> just ask rcmaehl
[20:05] <delly> Anybody knows how to get ATI drivers up and working? Error log: http://nopaste.com/p/as3jP0YlH
[20:05] <rcmaehl> It won't boot
[20:05] <ratboy> no probs
[20:05] <timothy_> Ubuntu sucks.  Linux used to be more stable than Windows.  I have had to reinstall Ubuntu 4 times already.  Each time I get different errors and problems with it.  Child processes failing to execute, the system locks up, or it starts to do a file check when it boots and can't ever finish it.  My opinion guys, switch back to windows, or Mac.
[20:05] <Viking667> ortsvorsteher: oh, hah hah.
[20:05] <ortsvorsteher> !details | rcmaehl
[20:06] <shaullx> Robert_Zenz i dont know exactly it is going fast but something about sectors and read only and lot of numbers like in the matrix lol
[20:06] <jacquesdupontd> hi
[20:06] <alibaba__> hi, please
[20:06] <alibaba__> help me for update firefox 3.0.14
[20:06] <WhiteCrow1> ratboy: E: Invalid operation unistall
[20:06] <rcmaehl> brb
[20:06] <r0cketman> I'm looking for instructions on how to setup either LKCD or KDUMP so I can grab a kernel core from my 9.04 64-bit install.  Does anyone have instructions or a URL for such?
[20:07] <ZykoticK9> WhiteCrow1, it's "remove" not "uninstall"
[20:07] <ratboy> WhiteCrow1: ups - use remove
[20:07] <lovetruth> hey :)
[20:07] <WhiteCrow1> :D no matter
[20:07] <lovetruth> my Adobe Reader under Ubuntu Jaunty (9.04) doesn't print at all!...
[20:07] <WhiteCrow1> TNX for help
[20:07] <josh> what's the best way to change a reiserfs root filesystem to ext3?
[20:07] <Viking667> lovetruth: print? As in, shovel a document over to the CUPS print server?
[20:08] <lovetruth> have to mention that i used Turbo Print, and after dezinstalation it printed with problems on colors, and now reinstalled cups driver and doesn
[20:08] <lovetruth> have to mention that i used Turbo Print, and after dezinstalation it printed with problems on colors, and now reinstalled cups driver and doesn't print at all...
[20:08]  * Viking667 doesn't know what "turbo print" is.
[20:08] <r0cketman> @josh: AFAIK, you can't 'change' a filesystem from one to another.  You have to backup the data, then blow away the filesystem, create the new filesystem, then restore the data.
[20:09] <jacquesdupontd> i wanna execute a script but in this script there's a command with sudo (super user) and that is not beeing able to be applied cause it must ask the password and i don't remember how to make script that pass super user commands so we can launch those script on the startup
[20:09] <alibaba__> hi, please help me for update firefox 3.0.14
[20:09] <rcmaehl> oh shit, uSbuntu just formated itself...
[20:09] <jacquesdupontd> Please, just this time answer me that's the last thing i have to resolve
[20:09] <roborob> hi all.  I'm a noob to ubuntu, linux to that matter...so don't know if i can post a bug on this channel?
[20:09] <josh> r0cketman: what's the best way to backup that filesystem? Also I can mount both the new drive and the old at the same time...
[20:09] <josh> r0cketman: is a livecd best for this?
[20:09] <jacquesdupontd> roborob, tell me
[20:09] <newser> hello, how can I connect to a network drive using ubuntu?
[20:10] <WhiteCrow1> ratboy:Package gnome is not installed, so not removed
[20:10] <WhiteCrow1> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 248 not upgraded.
[20:10] <roborob> jacquesdupontd, i just did an update, via Update Manger (9.10 beta), which asked for a restart.  Now, when I plug in my Sierra 885 USB card, the system freezes up
[20:11] <jacquesdupontd> roborob, was it working before ?
[20:11] <roborob> yes it was
[20:11] <fccf> !karmic | roborob
[20:11] <jacquesdupontd> (btw people you can help me at the same time)
[20:11] <WhiteCrow1> ratboy: so gnome is exist
[20:11] <ZykoticK9> jacquesdupontd, two alternatives I see 1) use gksudo in your script and it should pop up a gui password prompt 2) add whatever command/user to the sudoers file with NOPASSWD
[20:11] <jacquesdupontd> i wanna execute a script but in this script there's a command with sudo (super user) and that is not beeing able to be applied cause it must ask the password and i don't remember how to make script that pass super user commands so we can launch those script on the startup
[20:12] <r0cketman> @josh: what's your end-game?  Will the new drive remain in the machine?  If so, then just pop it in, create the ext3 filesystem and copy over the data (don't use rsync).  If you're wanting to use the existing drive/partition and pull the new drive, then a livecd would probably be best, IMO.
[20:12] <ratboy> WhiteCrow1: Just open up synaptic and start unchecking things related to gnome
[20:12] <jacquesdupontd> ZykoticK9, i was think about those init.rd thing, i thought also about the gui password, a bit boring i think but i don't remember to add a script at a time that no sudo is needed
[20:12] <roborob> thanks ubittu, I'll go ober to #ubuntu+1
[20:12] <jacquesdupontd> roborob, do you remember the update you've made ?
[20:13] <alibaba__> Does anyone know Bulgarian?
[20:13] <jacquesdupontd> roborob, i guess this Sierra 885 USB card is a wifi card ?
[20:13] <ortsvorsteher> !bg
[20:13] <roborob> jacquesdupontdm, sorry, no I don't.  I've just been doing all the "Install Updates" that have come up since i installed beta
[20:13] <roborob> jacquesdupontd, yes, it's a wifi card
[20:13] <newser> hello, how can I connect to a network drive using ubuntu?
[20:14] <jacquesdupontd> roborob, that must be a conflict of modules
[20:14] <lovetruth> yes, printing using CUPS driver, Viking667 ...
[20:14] <fccf> jacquesdupontd: he was asking for supprot for ubuntu beta .. Karmic isn't officially out yet and we don't support karmic here... that's why I pointed him to #ubuntu+1
[20:14] <jacquesdupontd> roborob, but it's gonna be boring to resolve that thing im not sure i have the time for this
[20:14] <jacquesdupontd> oh i see fccf
[20:14] <jacquesdupontd> fccf, wasnt't understanding
[20:15] <ra21vi> anyone using spetranet + linksys  with ubuntu.??
[20:15] <jacquesdupontd> roborob, follow fccf instructions that will be better cause they are more able to see why you have this problem on this karmic release
[20:15] <Doonz> ALright guys need some serious help here
[20:15] <roborob> jacquesdupontd , thanks... I'll run over to #ubuntu+1 as fccf stated.  thanks for your time
[20:15] <lovetruth> no one can help?...
[20:15] <jacquesdupontd> roborob, just a thing to remember cause you've said you were new to linux, remember one thing it's always better to  have a stable release that searching for new things that you won't even reconize
[20:16] <roborob> jacquesdupontd, thanks for the tip...I'll keep that in mind going forward
[20:16] <roborob> out
[20:16] <fccf> roborob: if you are new to linux I wouldn't reccommend using Karmic Beta
[20:16] <jacquesdupontd> roborob, no problem use ubuntu, and make it used.
[20:16] <King> Help please. Im looking for a free vpn service for linux, or a free ssh service to tunnel internet.
[20:16] <alibaba__> !ru
[20:16] <Doonz> is there a way to completely unistall gnome and then reinstall it over ssh terminal. I had a dedicated server setup and they were supposed to install it with remote desktop enabled but it worked briefly but now its not and they refuse to help because they dont provide support for software
[20:17] <rcmaehl> !ru
[20:17] <roborob> one question for fccf,  are there instructions on reverting back to 9.04?  or do I have to blow away my install?
[20:17] <lovetruth> King, if you find that, tell me too please - i`m searching for that too :)
[20:17] <fccf> roborob: cannot go back .. only forward
[20:17] <joaopinto> Dominian, yes, there is, you just need to use apt-get
[20:17] <roborob> fccf, figured.  :)  thanks ... btw, Ubuntu rocks..! I just got too excited being new to this
[20:17] <Ben_90> hello???
[20:18] <ortsvorsteher> !bot | rcmaehl
[20:18] <jacquesdupontd> roborob, you should format and take and hardy 8.04.lts
[20:18] <Ben_90> i messed up my sudoers fiel
[20:18] <Ben_90> file*
[20:18] <King> lovetruth, i know there are free vpn services, but i cant find their connection info to vpn into them from linux
[20:18] <ratboy> Doonz: why you want to uninstall gnome to load it again  ?
[20:18] <roborob> jacquesdupontd, thanks.  I'll download 8.04 and install.
[20:18] <fccf> King: close as free, almost free https://www.sixxs.net/
[20:19] <Ben_90> hello???
[20:19] <jacquesdupontd> roborob, 8.04.3 lts yes, no problem
[20:19] <King> fccf, i got an ssl error from that site . . .
[20:19] <belen> #biblioteca
[20:19] <Ben_90> never mind
[20:19] <jacquesdupontd> fccf, do you know in jaunty where are placed the replacing files for /etc/modprobe.d/options or blacklist ?
[20:20] <Dominian> joaopinto: Er.. what?
[20:20] <lovetruth> King, OpenVPN is one that i heard of :)
[20:20] <joaopinto> jacquesdupontd, same place, but use a .conf instead
[20:20] <joaopinto> Dominian, sorry, wrong nick
[20:20] <lovetruth> didn't tried yet any, but looking forward to try some or at least one working software for it :)
[20:20] <fccf> King: strange, works here... consider adding an exception ... is the time set correctly on your computer?
[20:20] <Dominian> joaopinto: ahh ok.. confused me :)
[20:20] <jacquesdupontd> joaopinto, that's what i did ok thanks
[20:20] <King> fccf, i added the exception, im just a little paranoid is all
[20:21] <mezquitale> anyone knows if the activation fixes for vista work when you install vista on virtualbox?
[20:21] <fccf> jacquesdupontd: not sure what you mean ... if you think modprobe.d creates backups of old configurations .. it doesn't
[20:21] <joaopinto> mezquitale, better ask on ##windows
[20:22] <fccf> mezquitale: I think it does, so long as you have Guest Additions Installed into the VM
[20:22] <mezquitale> joaopinto, ok thanks
[20:22] <Next1> When scanning a document my only color option is color there is no black and white. Any ideas?
[20:22] <mezquitale> fccf, im going to try installing vista and see if the activation fix works, thanks
[20:22] <jacquesdupontd> fccf, no ok that's perfect joaopinto understood and that was the answer i needed for confirmation
[20:23] <Viking667> Next1: only a problem if you want to do text recognition.
[20:23] <fccf> mezquitale: personally I'd wait for 7
[20:23] <joaopinto> !ot | fccf
[20:23] <Next1> Viking667: It makes text documents look horrible.
[20:23] <King> so . . . anyone know of any free ssh services or socks servers for proxying??
[20:23] <weebit> I dont want vista i want windows 7
[20:23] <Doonz> ratboy: cause im not sure how they set anything up
[20:23] <mezquitale> fccf, I have a license for XP, will redmond complain i installed the os twice if install it on my HD and in virtualbox as well, i would have to activate the installation
[20:24] <joaopinto> King, please read the OT message
[20:24] <mezquitale> I just want to see what vista looks like and try its GUI, i dont intend to use vista as my OS, I use ubuntustudio as my OS
[20:24] <Viking667> yup. I know.
[20:24] <jacquesdupontd> joaopinto, in fact im using a ov51x-jpeg webcam and when video0 is mounted it's by root and no soft can use it, i need to do a sudo chown myusername /dev/video0 or sudo chmod XXX /dev/video0 and then it work but i would like that it works from the beginning
[20:24] <Viking667> Can't do much about it either.
[20:25] <Doonz> ratboy: i know that when i install it locally i have to go into remote desktop and enable it so that you dont have to confirm if you wish to share the desktop as well as set it up for auto logon but im having trouble finding guids that explain step by step on how to do it over ssh
[20:25] <fccf> mezquitale: you will have to call it in to activate ... just make sure to tell them you are running it on the same machine ... we are offtopic ... anything else with windows, please ask in ##windows
[20:25] <ratboy> mezquitale: it looks better then it works
[20:25] <kuzeyli> Enter text here...slm
[20:25] <weebit> I know that the studio version of ubuntu has the video etc apps to work with.  But what else has ubuntu studio got?  Or is missing?
[20:26] <mezquitale> ratboy, i know, i tried it once, both jaunty and vista are horrible!  I cant wait for karmic to be released, im using karmic alpha 6 and im going to reinstall all OS's in my hard drive once karmic is officially released
[20:26] <joaopinto> weebit, all those apps are available from the repositories, ubuntu studio just includes a selection of packages
[20:26] <jacquesdupontd> joaopinto, did you read ?
[20:26] <fccf> weebit: this is the Ubuntu support channel ... ubuntustudio is a derevative and considered offtopic here
[20:27] <Viking667> is USB Ubuntu considered a derivative too?
[20:27] <Viking667> (just so I know)
[20:27] <mezquitale> weebit, ubuntu studio has everything you could every need minus all the drop down menus of normal ubuntu, ubuntustudio only has one drop down main menu like windows, ubuntustudio is awesome!
[20:28] <Kingsy-Laptop> can someone help me with a problem i am havin... I have a belkin wireless desktop network card  fsd7000 PCI in my ubuntu machine, and I cant get it to install the right driver.. for some reason its telling me I have a broadcom B43Legacy wireless driver and it keeps trying to install that..
[20:28] <SwampThing> there is an #ubuntustundio channel
[20:28] <Kingsy-Laptop> can someone help?
[20:28] <ratboy> mezquitale: what issues are you having with jaunty ?
[20:28] <Mc-kay> Kingsy-Laptop, with?
[20:28] <rcmaehl> #oswar
[20:28] <erle-> ubuntu live cd swapped on my encrypted partition!
[20:28] <Viking667> ewwwww.
[20:28] <erle-> damn
[20:28] <fccf> Viking667: the UNR ubuntu netbook remix is not a derevative as it is supported by ubuntu... and installing ubuntu to USB is supported
[20:28] <yxcl> ?
[20:28] <Kingsy-Laptop> Mc-kay - installing the correct driver
[20:28] <yxcl> hi
[20:28] <fccf> !usb | Viking667
[20:28] <ltgg> anyone .... is there a good free graphics based differential backup system for Ubuntu 9.04? no luck finding one.
[20:28] <mezquitale> ratboy, i have taken that word out of my vocabulary, i only know about karmic, thanks!
[20:29] <Viking667> fccf: cool. Thank you. I was asking on behalf of someone else who has since exited.
[20:29] <hadean> hi.
[20:29] <ratboy> Doonz:  I'm sure that when you enable login without confirmation is done to txt file - u just need to know witch files is that
[20:29] <SwampThing> ltgg: there is, it's called "simple backup
[20:29] <weebit> wow I thought it just had to have ubuntu in it.  I only need to know if i am better off getting ubuntu or getting the studio version.  I need the apps that is in the studio version but i need apps that is in the regular version too.   does anyone know if they play nice having both on the hard drive?  That might save the problems deciding
[20:29] <ZykoticK9> Kingsy-Laptop, your Belkin probably has a Broadcom wireless chip in it!
[20:29] <WhiteCrow1> hi
[20:29] <r0cketman> In case anyone else needs it https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/CrashdumpRecipe is the link to the doco for installing/configuring crashdump.
[20:30] <fccf> !autologin | Doonz
[20:30] <Kingsy-Laptop> ZykoticK9 - I see, well I cant get it installed either, its trying to "download" the driver.. obviously it cant cos it doesnt have internet access
[20:30] <WhiteCrow1> i remove gnome but not runing shell
[20:30] <WhiteCrow1> :(
[20:30] <hadean> i cant type brackets anymore, what can i do?
[20:30] <ZykoticK9> Kingsy-Laptop, can you temporarily use a wired connection?
[20:30] <WhiteCrow1> what can i do , run shell?
[20:31] <ratboy> WhiteCrow1: chat do you mean ?
[20:31] <asmundg> I am getting intermittent latency spikes with await times up to 25000 on an wd1500eads using xfs where all IO completely locks up for ~5 minutes. Any hints on how to proceed with debugging the problem?
[20:31] <ratboy> WhiteCrow1: what do you mean ?  :-)
[20:31] <AnirbanHazra> Can anyone say me the syntax to  locate / find postfix main.cf file in Ubuntu. Its not located in /etc/postfix
[20:31] <mezquitale> weebit, if you need apps in ubuntustudio then use ubuntustudio, whatever other apps you need you can install the normal ubuntu way, if you install normal ubuntu it's going to be a pain to install an app that's installed in ubuntustudio by default
[20:31] <Kingsy-Laptop> ZykoticK9 - no but I have my laptop, this machine on the net and a memory stick to transfer stuff if that would work?
[20:32] <WhiteCrow1> ratboy: (sorry for my EN ) i can't speak EN very will but under stand a little
[20:32] <yxcl> nick
[20:32] <yxcl> hello
[20:32] <hadean> AnirbanHazra: locate main.cf
[20:32] <WhiteCrow1> ratboy: i tested it on Vbox
[20:32] <weebit> oh thanks mezquitale
[20:32] <yxcl> it ;s ok
[20:32] <hadean> i cant type brackets anymore, what can i do? Can anyone help me?
[20:33] <ZykoticK9> Kingsy-Laptop, sorry man, that's WAY beyond my ability.  My strong recommendation is try to get a wired connection - which will probably install the driver to get your wireless working.  Good luck.
[20:33] <ratboy> WhiteCrow1: once you removed gnome and rebooted you can see login screen, once you put your details in you are in the shell
[20:33] <SwampThing> hadean: any kind of bracket?  neither [ or {?
[20:33] <iceroot> hadean: system-settings-keyboard   there you choose the correct layout
[20:33] <Alexxxxxxx>  <Alexxxxxxx> I need help, network-manager in karmic hangs up [23:31] <Alexxxxxxx> I can see wireless networks but when I click one of them it freezes
[20:33] <hadean> first one
[20:33] <Kingsy-Laptop> crap
[20:33] <Kingsy-Laptop> :(
[20:33] <Kingsy-Laptop> ok
[20:34] <iceroot> Alexxxxxxx: #ubuntu+1
[20:34] <SwampThing> hadean: I would do what iceroot said.  system > settings > keyboard.
[20:34] <Alexxxxxxx> yeah thanks, sorry
[20:34] <SwampThing> hadean: shift key works?
[20:34] <weebit> thanks everyone!
[20:34] <SwampThing> hadean: nevermind
[20:34] <yxcl> hi
[20:35] <yxcl> how r u ?
[20:35] <hadean> SwampThing: yupp.
[20:35] <yxcl> .
[20:35] <SwampThing> !ot | yxcl
[20:35] <kuzeyli> Enter text here...sl
[20:35] <amerinese> How do I set what applications are listed in my context menu for nautilus?  For example, for folders, I have an application listed "Open in Terminal"  I'd like to alter that entry.
[20:35] <kuzeyli> kimse yokmu
[20:36] <hadean> system > settings > keyboard wont work, changing it from german dead acute to german wont help
[20:36] <yxcl> exit
[20:36] <blackskyliner> My Nickname in IRC got deletet, do anyone know why :(
[20:36] <Blackbird> How do I change my default browser?
[20:36] <blackskyliner> Blackbird: Gnome or KDE?
[20:36] <Blackbird> GNOME.
[20:37] <hadean> iceroot: Any other guess?
[20:37] <blackskyliner> Blackbird sry, i use KDE but somewhere in System and Prefered Applications or so
[20:37] <iceroot> Blackbird: gconf-editor desktop-gnome-uri-handlers
[20:38] <hadean> ah german dead grave acute works ^^ thanks
[20:39] <Blackbird> iceroot: ...What?
[20:39] <iceroot> Blackbird: type in terminal "gconf-editor" then you will see what i mean
[20:39] <SwampThing> I think it would be cool if #ubuntu was more about triage, e.g. have a problem with nvidia, go to #nvidia-help
[20:39] <SwampThing> or something
[20:39] <Blackbird> iceroot: I typed exactly that. I get an error.
[20:40] <Blackbird> And I don't get a "uri" in gnome.
[20:40] <iceroot> Blackbird: that is a good description
[20:40] <iceroot> Blackbird: what happend if you type "gconf-editor"
[20:40] <Blackbird> Okay, I opened it up, got to the "url-handlers" folder
[20:40] <Blackbird> NOw what?
[20:41] <iceroot> Blackbird: http and https
[20:41] <iceroot> Blackbird: type in there your-browser %s
[20:41] <aereoakr> need lockerz invite? PM
[20:42] <Blackbird> Okay. Could you post a generic link so I can test it?
[20:42] <iceroot> Blackbird: http://www.google.com
[20:43] <nooopie> hai guise
[20:44] <nooopie> does anyone knows why is my harddrive making an irritating high-pitched sound in linux and it doesn't make that sound in windows?
[20:44] <Blackbird> Aha! Works. Thank you, iceroot.
[20:44] <iceroot> Blackbird: :)
[20:44] <thevdi> Hi. Is there a good album art downloader? There used to be one in Amarok but it seems that they wrecked this fine player in v2
[20:45] <notlistening> thevdi, pinkytagger if you cang et it running
[20:45] <ng0n> last on here 256 days ago.. aprox
[20:45] <LoOoD> in the preseed file, is there a way to specify which sector offset to start on? any know of an example I can see?
[20:46] <notlistening> can someone give me a hand with init.d issues not starting the daemon on startup
[20:46] <thevdi> notlistening - is it a bit flaky?
[20:46] <ManhDung_IT90> he he
[20:46] <ManhDung_IT90> to la dung
[20:46] <ManhDung_IT90> day
[20:47] <notlistening> thevdi very last time i tried
[20:47] <genii> LoOoD: You mean for instance to loopmount a disk image which has been dd'd but contains in the disk image subpartitions etc?
[20:47] <thevdi> I just want a cover art downloader. I've tagged everything with Picard, which works fine. Can you still get Amarok v1.x because v2 looks and feels like a 3 year old wrote it
[20:48] <x-warrior> /j #ubuntu+1
[20:49] <LoOoD> genii: nope. want to start the partition on sector #64, default is #63. Looking to help raid performce by aligning the sector to stripe size
[20:50] <hemanth> hi
[20:50] <genii> LoOoD: Aaah, OK. Sorry, I don't know how for that one.
[20:50] <scyx> hi, does anyone know an ext4 partition backup software for linux/win that lets you browse the files in an image?
[20:51] <notlistening> scyx is is called dd and mount
[20:51] <sam8> i installed hsfmodem using source code, but that didn't complete,but installed some files.now i want to delete that files to install newly downloaded hsfmodem_7.80.02.04full_i386.deb file.
[20:51] <sam8> When i installing hsfmodem_7.80.02.04full_i386.deb it showing (Reading database ... 115549 files and directories currently installed.) Please help me
[20:52] <pietrubens> hello
[20:52] <scyx> notlistening: was hoping for a bit of compression actually
[20:52] <theoo> how can i run mac applications on ubuntu 9.04 ???
[20:52] <genii> sam8: I wrote something about this issue. 1 minute for the link
[20:52] <rsk> theoo: you can only run them if they are cross-plattform or use a vm for example virtualbox.
[20:53] <notlistening> scyx, ahh if our a little bit savy you fill the freespace up with 0's and tar it
[20:53] <theoo> something like wine for linux to run mac apps?
[20:53] <Pici> theoo: There is no such thing.
[20:53] <theoo> thnx
[20:53] <genii> sam8: Posting #49 here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1015673&page=5
[20:53] <dasunsrule321> Hello
[20:53] <pietrubens> looking for some help: just installed a dual-boot vista/ubuntu 8.10 (only had this CD, want to upgrade later) however, in windows my wireless works perfect, in ubuntu don't seem to have not even a card available
[20:54] <pietrubens> i am a complete beginner, by the way
[20:54] <wincide> hi all, someone familiarized with MIDI and external devices ?
[20:54] <notlistening> is it a laptop or desktop pietrubens
[20:55] <pietrubens> laptop: HP pavilion
[20:55] <thevdi> Hi. Apart from Pinky-tagger, is there a good album art downloader? There used to be one in Amarok but it doesn't work since they wrecked it in v2.x
[20:55] <notlistening> try and lspci and look for something that seems like a wireless adapter
[20:55] <Viking667> I note Sonata gets the album art right.
[20:55] <Viking667> i.e. assuming that the metadata for the mp3 is correct...
[20:55] <karan_> does anyone know a program for video production and esiting in ubuntu?
[20:56] <karan_> ike windows movie maker?
[20:56] <karan_> like*
[20:56] <notlistening> you have to type that in a termial found under applications accessories ;)
[20:56] <pietrubens> @not listening?? sorry, don't get it
[20:56] <mikinanuq> karan_: kino works well
[20:56] <d1gital> I am very confused right now.  Just returned from class (no one touched my machine)  and now all the buttons are disabled in firefox and i am no longer in the sudoers file.  any ideas on what might have happened?
[20:56] <notlistening> pietrubens are you managing a bit now?
[20:56] <thevdi> karan: try kino
[20:57] <Viking667> d1gital: ouch. I'd be looking at taking that offline and reinstalling.
[20:57] <bucky> d1gital, are you sure you're on your machine?
[20:57] <pietrubens> @notlistening: i have to type ispci in the terminal?
[20:58] <d1gital> bucky.. lol. yes.
[20:58] <pietrubens> if i have to enter ubuntu, i have to turn of this session, reboot and give it a try
[20:58] <shaullx> possible to install mp3 / video codecs on live usb?
[20:58] <notlistening> pietrubens, your a fast learner, yes
[20:58] <pietrubens> what should i see than, in the terminal?
[20:58] <pietrubens> after typing the ispci?
[20:59] <fccf> pietrubens: it is lspci ... with an L
[20:59] <pietrubens> sorry
[20:59] <ltcabral> hey my computer ran out of energy and shut down, now my firefox cant open, and says its already opened.... theres no firefox process to be killed.. how can i fix this?
[20:59] <pietrubens> thought it was a capital "i"
[21:00] <pietrubens> ok, i'll turn of the vista crap and be heading for ubuntu
[21:00] <pietrubens> thanks for the info
[21:00] <pietrubens> maybe see ya soon
[21:00] <d1gital> i guess my best bet is to boot from a livecd, mount the drive, and put myself back in sudoers?
[21:00] <joaopinto> d1gital, correct
[21:00] <notlistening> pietrubens also try lsusb
[21:01] <nathan> hats
[21:01] <ikkerus> hi there...
[21:01] <Guest38562> hi
[21:01] <scyx> notlistening: what about partimage for backups? can you browse the archives it creates?
[21:01] <ikkerus> is there anyone who would like to sponsor me a package?
[21:01] <Guest38562> no
[21:01] <NickDeNeger> I have a problem with my wireless network card, I know it is a rt2500 type of chipset but somehow my box don't recognizes it. It only says "Network controller: IBM Device 0201 (rev 01)" in lspci and with lshw it says it's unclaimed. I did modprobe rt2500pci but when I try to ifup up it says it can't vind the p80211 module?
[21:01] <Guest38562> no
[21:01] <Flannel> ikkerus: You're likely looking for #ubuntu-motu
[21:01] <Guest38562> no
[21:01] <d1gital> GAH i dont have any blank cds. such fail.
[21:02] <NickDeNeger> I had it working before though, but back then it was working out of the box...
[21:02] <veasmkii> Can anyone help me out here; I use pysdm to auto-mount two drives. Recently i've disconnected/reconnected them and now they don't automount saying "Can't mount, not privileged" however they work fine in windows
[21:02] <Arelis> I want to run Ubuntu and Mac OS X side-by-side using Virtualbox. I've just experimented with Arch Linux and Mac OS X using Virtual Box in seamless mode and it seems like it is the solution I am looking for. How can I customize Ubuntu so that the panels appear at the top and it logs in without me having to input username and password?
[21:02] <lovetruth> i was able to print the .pdf-s using okular software besides Adobe Reader, just fyi , if anyone else asks :)
[21:03] <Ganon> alguien habla español acá
[21:03] <rsk> !es Ganon
[21:03] <NickDeNeger> !rt2500
[21:03] <rsk> !sp Ganon
[21:03] <NickDeNeger> !rt2500pci
[21:03] <rsk> hm...
[21:03] <ortsvorsteher> !es
[21:03] <NickDeNeger> !p80211
[21:04] <fccf> !es | Ganon
[21:04] <veasmkii> Actually, i've solved it, nevermind :X
[21:04] <veasmkii> pysdm had unchecked "mount"
[21:04] <fccf> !msgthebot | rsk NickDeNeger
[21:04] <thevdi> Anyone know of a good cover art fetcher/downloader now that the one in Amarok doesn't work ?
[21:06] <seyfarth> Hey guys, I'm looking to get an HP netbook, which has their nonsense linux distro that blocks the CL. I want to put ubuntu on it, without buying the $100 CD drive for it. I will therefore need to install ubuntu using my local network from my windows desktop, which would act as the server. Is there a suitable guide somewhere to do this?
[21:06] <ltcabral> hey my computer ran out of energy and shut down, now my firefox cant open, and says its already opened.... theres no firefox process to be killed.. how can i fix this?
[21:06] <zack`> any gnuplot gurus here? I have a query
[21:07] <AnirbanHazra> how to check whether apache module mod_suexec is installed or not ?
[21:07] <TBird> whats the CL?
[21:07] <frogfoo> seyfarth: i don't know. but couldn't you use a usb stick?
[21:07] <frogfoo> TBird: command line, i guess
[21:07] <seyfarth> frogfoo: I only have a 512mb USB stick :(
[21:07] <arand> seyfarth: liveusb not an option?
[21:07] <lesshaste> I need to apply a patch to X. Is there a simple guide to patching and recompiling X for ubuntu?
[21:07] <gisserver> hello everybody
[21:07] <frogfoo> seyfarth: what, that's not enough nowadays?
[21:07] <iceroot> ltcabral: in your firefox-profile there is a lock oder pid-file. delete it
[21:07] <gisserver> ive got a sony vaio VGN-NR180E
[21:07] <gisserver> i have wifi problems
[21:07] <arand> !netinstall | seyfarth
[21:07] <piglit> ltcabral, try a console and type top, then kill the process you want
[21:08] <gisserver> the card is detected, also the networks are displayed
[21:08] <ltcabral> piglit: theres NO firefox process as i said :P
[21:08] <NickDeNeger> I have a problem with my wireless network card, I know it is a rt2500 type of chipset but somehow my box don't recognizes it. It only says "Network controller: IBM Device 0201 (rev 01)" in lspci and with lshw it says it's unclaimed. I did modprobe rt2500pci but when I try to ifup up it says it can't vind the p80211 module?
[21:08] <ltcabral> iceroot: where exactly is my firefox-profile?
[21:08] <donaldo> hello after installing the nvidia driver and reboot karmic, the screen stays black. Not what is happening can anyone help me?
[21:08] <seyfarth> Thanks for your help guys
[21:08] <gisserver> but when i try to connect it tries but doesnt connect to the desired network
[21:09] <gisserver> always is asking me for the pass
[21:09] <iceroot> ltcabral: ~/.mozilla/firefox
[21:09] <gisserver> but the pass is correct
[21:09] <ltcabral> iceroot: thanks
[21:09] <Blackbird> Is there any way to play wma files on Ubuntu, or are they so proprietary and stupid and all that and I should probably just convert them?
[21:09] <arand> lesshaste: I think #ubuntu-motu would be more up for that kind of question...
[21:09] <dragon> How can I set the default screen (size | resolution) in gnome?
[21:09] <gisserver> what could be happening?
[21:09] <iceroot> Blackbird: install ubuntu-restricted-extras or use vlc
[21:09] <lesshaste> arand: ok thanks
[21:09] <starcannon> Blackbird enable medibuntu, then install ubuntu-restricted-extras, that will solve most wma problems
[21:09] <gisserver> Hello there help please
[21:10] <dragon> !patience | gisserver
[21:10] <starcannon> Blackbird, check out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[21:10] <Blackbird> Oh thank you, that's what I was about to ask for. Thanks.
[21:10] <dragon> gisserver: your problem is impossible to read. Please keep your questions to one line - don't use the enter key as punctuation.
[21:10] <AnirbanHazra>  how to check whether apache module mod_suexec is installed or not ?
[21:10] <gisserver> sorry hope that you've read about my question
[21:10] <gisserver> ok
[21:11] <ltcabral> iceroot: i unlinked lock but still the same error... do i have to relog or something?
[21:11] <iceroot> ltcabral: hm
[21:11] <zack`> any gnuplot gurus here?
[21:11] <iceroot> ltcabral: ps aux | grep firefox   is showing nothing?
[21:12] <arand> !wifi | gisserver
[21:12] <arand> gisserver: I don't know any specifics though...
[21:12] <seyfarth> Wait, why even bother with a network install when usb flashdrives are so cheap?!?
[21:12] <gisserver> I've got a sony vaio laptop , but ive got some wireless problems, because it shows me the wireless networks, when i try to connect it ask me to enter the WEP Key, so  i write it but it ask me again for the wep key, but the keys not wrong
[21:13] <mee> seyfarth: try doing usb installs on 1000 hosts in ~4 hours
[21:13] <ltcabral> iceroot: just 4668  0.0  0.0   3336   804 pts/0    S+   17:12   0:00 grep firefox
[21:14] <shiznebit> gisserver, do you have admin access to the router ?
[21:14] <Blackbird> iceroot, starcannon: Did that, exaile crashes when I play a wma. Incompatible, or?
[21:14] <Kingsy-Laptop> can someone give me the name of a PCI wireless network card that works on ubuntu out of the box?
[21:15] <mee> Kingsy-Laptop: RaLink MIMO G (I forget the exact model name), but it has the RT2600 chipset, and uses the rt26pci driver
[21:15] <gisserver> no i dont have any kind of admin access to the router, the keys WEP 40/128 bit key, but it ask me for wep index, and authentication (open , shared key)
[21:15] <starcannon> Blackbird I don't use exaile, I use Songbird http://www.getsongbird.com/ so I couldn't tell you
[21:16] <Blackbird> starcannon: I'll try it. Mainly because it seems more cooperative with shoutcast than exaile.
[21:16] <mee> Kingsy-Laptop: a word of caution: wireless card vendors tend to change chipset/hardware quickly between models/versions, so double check the chipset when buying, or buy from somewhere you can easily return
[21:18] <starcannon> Blackbird for shoutcast Songbird is the ticket, its my favorite online "radio" and player for said.
[21:18] <gisserver> is there any way to solve this?
[21:18] <gisserver> anyone?
[21:18] <Blackbird> starcannon: Oh, good. Because exaile was asking me for packages that are no longer supported for its streaming plugin.
[21:18] <dragon> gisserver: CAPS lock button?
[21:19] <gisserver> aye , the keys in Uppercase
[21:19] <shiznebit> gisserver have you tried all possible combinations
[21:19] <shiznebit> gisserver, have you been able to connect to any Access Point ?
[21:19] <mgv1> what is the default firefox font and font size?
[21:19] <starcannon> Blackbird, songbird is based off of mozilla, so it's pretty cool about that :)
[21:20] <mgv1> what can make my laptop microphone not to work?
[21:20] <Blackbird> starcannon: ...Um, wonderful, I assume I have to compile songbird, don't I?
[21:20] <shiznebit> its not enabled ?
[21:20] <shiznebit> mgv1, its not enabled ?
[21:20] <gisserver> at any time of the day, it let me connect, using shared key, but im thinking that this is this computer
[21:21] <starcannon> Blackbird, nope, just unpack it where you want to run it from then click on the songbird file and tell it run(not run in terminal), you can even make a nice shortcut to your desktop by adding a launcher and pointing it there
[21:21] <dragon> how is gnome's ~/.config/monitors.xml file generated?
[21:21] <mgv1> shiznebit, the microphone not recording or show sings of life and i dont know about enabaling
[21:22] <seyfarth> Okay, just ordered my soon-to-be-ubuntu netbook. Woo, so excited :)
[21:22] <gisserver> ?
[21:22] <uday> hiiiiii
[21:23] <uday> is any one there to help me
[21:23] <ortsvorsteher> !anyone | uday
[21:24] <dragon> uday: how many do you need to help you?
[21:25] <uday> i have got a problem after installing ubuntu
[21:25] <FlyByRaci> Hey guys i got a problem with my onboard wireless on my laptop (9.04 toshiba satelite) any one familiar with these topics
[21:25] <Nitro_> uday what [roblem?
[21:25] <amerinese> How can I change the actions for directories/folders in nautlius?  It's not accessible through properties.  (Is that a bug?  Because I can certainly add actions through "Open with...")
[21:25] <FlyByRaci> in windows i can connect to a network fine
[21:25] <uday> i'm not getting sound in my laptop
[21:26] <FlyByRaci> but in ubuntu i get a weaker signal and no internet
[21:26] <arleslie> uday, is the laptop dualbooted with windows?
[21:26] <Nitro_> uday i have sent you a query
[21:26] <uday> yes dualbooted with windows
[21:27] <Nitro_> uday> i would check all the properties in the volume control and make sure all the sliders ae up
[21:27] <CodeDrunk> FlyByRaci, Is your WLAN card a broadcom or intel chipset? They experience higher signal loss using the linux drivers.
[21:27] <epaphus> Hey guys, Iam having many issues with firefox in ubuntu... could anybody recommend me a light browser?
[21:27] <uday> where i hav to chech the sound properties
[21:28] <epaphus> I usually keep 10 open windows
[21:28] <FlyByRaci> umm i couldnt tell you
[21:28] <FlyByRaci> let me chk
[21:28] <Nitro_> epaphus: well there's seamonkey from the repositories
[21:29] <Nitro_> uday: open the volume up under the speaker on the top right and then click properties. usually it's the psm slider, but check them all
[21:29] <vigo> epaphus: Epiphany, Opera, IceWeasel, there are so may, I like Epiphany.
[21:29] <gisserver> hello there
[21:29] <suffe> epaphus: running gnome or kde? a lot of people seem to be happy with konqueror
[21:29] <zedkappa> hey quick question
[21:29] <epaphus> suffe, iam running gnome
[21:29] <suffe> epaphus: also, there are lynx, links and w3m 0:-)
[21:30] <arleslie> !ask | zedkappa
[21:30] <FlyByRaci> Realtek RTL8187B Wireless 802.11b/g 54Mbps
[21:30] <gisserver> i have wifi problems, and i ve done dmesg | grep iwl3945 and it shows me at the last line :  Error sending REPLY_tx_PWR_table_cmd
[21:30] <zedkappa> i'm running ubuntu 9.10 and nothing is compatible :P (first time trying out a beta)
[21:30] <FlyByRaci> does that tell oyu anything
[21:30] <zedkappa> ah
[21:30] <gisserver> anyone can help me please
[21:30] <gisserver> ??
[21:30] <sur> hello, why does server installation install both generic and server type images?
[21:30] <arleslie> !ask | gisserver
[21:31] <vigo> zedkappa: beta is #ubuntu+1
[21:31] <CodeDrunk> FlyByRaci, Yes, it should show slightly lower signal as compared to Windows running on the same machine but it should be a very small amount, usually not noticable.
[21:31] <zedkappa> thanks
[21:31] <sur> can I uninstall the first one?
[21:31] <gisserver> Ok compiled all in one : i have wifi problems, and i ve done dmesg | grep iwl3945 and it shows me at the last line :  Error sending REPLY_tx_PWR_table_cmd , any one can help??
[21:32] <FlyByRaci> but my problem is under ubuntu it wont give me any internet
[21:32] <Nitro_> FlyByRaci: are you using wireless?
[21:32] <myownserver> Anyone have any ideas why my administrator password is no longer working?
[21:32] <FlyByRaci> yes
[21:32] <ratboy> when i go -  http://ubuntuforums.org/ - i get - Sorry. The administrator has banned your IP address. To contact the administrator click here
[21:32] <myownserver> I haven't changed anything and now it suddenly will not work.
[21:32] <Nitro_> FlyByRaci: is it reconginzing the wireless device?
[21:32] <suffe> myownserver: if you have sudo access as a user, change it back that way
[21:33] <arleslie> myownserver, you could of forgot it, someone else could of changed it
[21:33] <myownserver> arleslie: Nope, not the case.
[21:33] <gisserver> Ok compiled all in one : i have wifi problems, and i ve done dmesg | grep iwl3945 and it shows me at the last line :  Error sending REPLY_tx_PWR_table_cmd , any one can help??
[21:33] <ubuntu> hi. where can i download a ubuntu version, instalable from pendrive?
[21:33] <myownserver> Crap, nm.
[21:33] <myownserver> Dumb problem.
[21:34] <Nitro_> ubuntu: it's under the administrations section as make usb disk
[21:34] <dragon> epaphus: You can try chromium. It's in alpha, but is pretty stable. At least it works for me.
[21:34] <Arodon> hey, does suspend-to-disk still require a separate swap partition these days? Or is just a swap file sufficient?
[21:34] <Nitro_> have a good day time to go
[21:34] <suffe> gisserver: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=+Error+sending+REPLY_tx_PWR_table_cmd
[21:34] <ubuntu> Nitro_, there's no other way that make myself the installer?
[21:34] <scyx> does anyone have experience with fsarchiver for partition backups? or know of any other way to make browsable backups of ext4 partitions?
[21:34] <amerinese> There used to be a Nautilus preference under "System->Preferences->File Management" Where is that located now?
[21:36] <gisserver> so wise suffe, but do you think that IRC is used to tell the people use google?
[21:36] <gisserver> Im here because if any one knows : Ok compiled all in one : i have wifi problems, and i ve done dmesg | grep iwl3945 and it shows me at the last line :  Error sending REPLY_tx_PWR_table_cmd , any one can help??
[21:37] <suffe> gisserver: I was hoping it would give you some help. it seems to be a bug and all those topics might lend you a hand
[21:38] <gisserver> ok think that it was what youve should answer at first time
[21:38] <gisserver> i clean my ass with ubuntu
[21:39] <FlyByRaci> Question? Under windows i can connect utomattically to a network, under ubuntu it will connect to a network automatically but will not let me connect to a network and show a reduced signal strength?
[21:39] <gisserver> no body could help me here
[21:39] <FlyByRaci> will not let me connect to the internet*
[21:40] <uday> STILL I'M NOT GETTNG THE sound in my laptop
[21:40] <sebsebseb> !google | suffe
[21:41] <younder> uday: Are you using UBUNTU?
[21:41] <Kingsy-Laptop> can someone take a look at this site --> www..computerorbit.co.uk <--- its my local computer harware shop.. I need to find a wireless network card on there that will work on ubuntu no questions asked.. i,e I plug it in and it just WORKS.. can someone point one out for me?
[21:41] <suffe> ubottu: he asked the same question over and over again. it was a good way of making a point...
[21:41] <uday> yup ultimate edition 2.1
[21:41] <suffe> uday: can you state the problem again? I didn't see yo udescribe it from the start.
[21:42] <maskmaskmask> Hello, I got a problem installing ubuntu 9.04, when I reach step 4 for installing, I don't know how to select partition to install it in?
[21:42] <younder> sorry, wrong group.., duh
[21:42] <uday> i hav installed ubuntu just now but when i'm trying to play songs i'm not getting the sound
[21:42] <FlyByRaci> select enter partitions manually
[21:43] <sebsebseb> uday: Do you have sound otherwise?
[21:43] <d1gital> ok, i can sudo again (added myself manually to the sudoers file in recovery mode), but I still can't use the GUI utilities, it says I am not allowed to access the system configuration.. What is the Ubuntu way of making my self an admin?
[21:44] <uday> suffe:i hav again installed in other system there i'm getting the sound
[21:44] <suffe> uday: I'm trying to find the answer somewhere deep inside my head (or at least a possible one). I remember having the exact same issue and I think one of the mixers for the sound daemon solved it
[21:44] <d1gital> AHA i think i know what i might have done.
[21:45] <epaphus> Hey guys, i just downloaded the opera_10.00.4585.gcc4.qt3_i386 deb file.. when I double click it.. the package installer window comes up and it says the file is either corrupt or missing permissions.. i checked permissions though.. anybody ever gotten something similar?
[21:45] <uday> sebsebseb: i didn't get u
[21:45] <epaphus> iam sure the package i downloaded is not corrupt
[21:45] <uday> sory
[21:45] <suffe> uday: assuming you've detected the soundcard etc
[21:45] <sebsebseb> uday: your trying to play a song? a MP3?
[21:45] <Kingsy-Laptop> can someone offer some advice about my problem?
[21:45] <Kingsy-Laptop> the point is I am not experienced with ubuntu so I need to buy a wireless card that just WORKS on ubuntu when you plug it in, it doesnt need to download any drivers or anything.. it just works
[21:45] <maskmaskmask> yup manually, and when I highlight the partition I want use i got an error message it's like i've not identified a root file, what does that mean?
[21:45] <d1gital> it's possible i used usermod -G instead of usermod -aG, thus removing myself from all other groups.   what groups should i re-add myself to?
[21:45] <sebsebseb> !hardware |  Kingsy-Laptop
[21:46] <uday> mp3 and also movie
[21:46] <sebsebseb> uday: that's what I thought
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[21:46] <sebsebseb> uday: An Mp3 have you installed the codec?
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[21:46] <frogfoo> uday: have you tried cat /dev/random > /dev/dsp from the command line?
[21:47] <suffe> uday: uday: can you fire up the alsa mixer and see if everything looks ok?
[21:47] <frogfoo> uday: and are your speakers plugged in and powered up? :P
[21:47] <sebsebseb> uday: Ubuntu does not have built in MP3 or AVI support
[21:48] <uday> i hav again installed in other system there i'm getting the sound
[21:48] <arleslie> uday, try plugging headphones in to the computer, and see if you hear sound...I had this same problem on my old laptop, I had to boot into Windows and unmute the speakers there.
[21:48] <gdoteof> why does my cpu start at 1.6, then i have to manually change ti to run at 2.66?
[21:48] <frogfoo> gdoteof: what do you mean?
[21:49] <gdoteof> frogfoo, well when i boot into gnome, i have alittle widget type thing that says '1.6ghz' and if i click it
[21:49] <Blackbird> I installed Ubuntu-restricted-extras and Medibuntu, and I still can't get WMAs to play.
[21:49] <gdoteof> i can change it to 2.66
[21:49] <gdoteof> after changing my pw
[21:50] <frogfoo> gdoteof: that's freaky, i've no idea
[21:50] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: I guess you need w32codecs as well
[21:50] <frogfoo> gdoteof: maybe it's a power management thing
[21:50] <sebsebseb> !medibuntu |  Blackbird
[21:50] <bt> hi, can i make and save an image of a currently running partition? with Rsync, Partimage, or something else? or do i need to do it from another operating system?
[21:50] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: That's in ubuntu-restricted-extras.
[21:50] <_dan> so i got through the whole live cd installer
[21:50] <_dan> and then it decided to tell me it can't install grub
[21:50] <subito> hi, whenever i have qsynth and vmpk launched i can't have sounds for other softwares in my computer; can i fix that?
[21:50] <_dan> at 94% complete
[21:50] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: oh ok well  mplayer can play nearly anything
[21:50] <uday> so how to solve this prob
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[21:51] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: So the problem is exaile?
[21:51] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: no
[21:51] <sebsebseb> or probably not
[21:51] <maskmaskmask> Hello, when i highlight the partition I want to install ubuntu in, I gon an error telling that I haven't identified the root file, what does that mean?
[21:51] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: the problem is probably codecs
[21:51] <Blackbird> ...wait.
[21:51] <guntbert> Flannel: how can you be so fast? but thx
[21:51] <Blackbird> I have to install plugins.
[21:52] <Blackbird> *facepalm*
[21:52] <njbair> I have had a long-running issue with compiz not always starting in the right order, causing my gnome session to load without the proper WM decorations. I was hoping this would be fixed in 9.10, but I have the same issue in 9.10 beta. Is there a fix for this?
[21:52] <Blackbird> I believe there is one for exaile.
[21:52] <Flannel> guntbert: Operators are ninjas
[21:52] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: ubuntu-restricted-extras takes care of most stuff
[21:52] <sebsebseb> Flannel: heh
[21:52] <frogfoo> gdoteof: looks like it's cpu frequency scaling. apparently it's meant to manage the cpu frequency automatically according to demand
[21:52] <lotia> if anyone is using kvm on a x86_64 host, any clues on why i may not be able to specify a x86_64 guest o a machine running 9.04 x86_64 dual xeon 5110 procs
[21:52] <guntbert> Flannel: :)
[21:52] <frogfoo> gdoteof: so maybe if you leave it alone it'll change when you need the extra oomph
[21:53] <nibbler_> hi. i'm watching a movie, all dialog stuff is pretty silent, when it comes to action it gets very loud, cant find a way to a) understand dialogs and b) dont disturb my neighbours. is there any solution for that in linux?
[21:53] <soreau> njbair: Ask in #compiz
[21:53] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: ok this might be useful for you, and then again it might not be at all
[21:53] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: I'll get mplayer and see if it plays. If not...what would be the problem?
[21:53] <sebsebseb> !codecs |   Blackbird
[21:53] <suffe> nibbler_: what media player are you using? I seem to remember vlc (and probably others) having plugins to
[21:53] <suffe> equalize' volume
[21:54] <nibbler_> suffe: right now totem, but i dont care, if another player can handle this better... i'll try vnc
[21:54] <nibbler_> suffe: vlc
[21:54] <suffe> nibbler_: at least have a look. I can't guarantee it
[21:54] <pradeep_> hi
[21:54] <frogfoo> nibbler_: you tried headphones? or subtitles?
[21:54] <njbair> soreau: This is actually a problem with ubuntu, since session properties no longer provides a facility to specify a run order for startup applications.
[21:54] <zleap1> t
[21:55] <soreau> njbair: You said 'it' wasn't loading the right decorations
[21:55] <nibbler_> frogfoo: got mplayer -a52drc  -  will try this ;-)
[21:55] <njbair> ubuntu is not loading compiz in the right order
[21:55] <soreau> njbair: What do you mean by that?
[21:56] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: Are you sure that w32codecs is part of restricted extras?
[21:56] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: I was looking at the terminal the whole time. I'm sure it was somewhere in there.
[21:56] <nibbler_> soreau: by what?
[21:56] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: I have a feeling that it isn't
[21:56] <suffe> uday: if you are still working on it, seems some luck might be had (though drastic path) if you remove pulseaudio and pick something else instead of it. I'd try other things first though
[21:56] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: What was the command for checking whether something was installed, again?
[21:56] <sebsebseb> !info w32codecs
[21:57] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: interesting how I do that before  I see you ask
[21:57] <Welshy-Rob> hi im trying to install apache html and i need help because im new and i dont know how to
[21:57] <njbair> soreau: when a gnome session is loaded, if compiz is the display manager, it needs to load before the WM loads. Once upon a time, this was the case. Since 9.04, though, the ability to choose a loading order for programs is gone from session properties, and I have been experiencing this issue ever since.
[21:57] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: you can actsaully check  with the bot what's in the repo like I just did as well as on your system with  sudo apt-get install packagename  and then if it's installed it will tell you
[21:57] <frogfoo> Blackbird: apt-cache policy packagename
[21:57] <keith1> anyone this this is odd...  I installed Ubuntu 9.04 on an older system and it ran slow, formatted the hard drive and tried to install Xubuntu 9.04 and Xubuntu didnt work.
[21:58] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: Um. I tried installing it and it already was installed.
[21:58] <Blackbird> It DOES come with ubuntu-restricted-extras.
[21:58] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: ok try mplayer
[21:58] <keith1> anyone thank this is odd...  I installed Ubuntu 9.04 on an older system and it ran slow, formatted the hard drive and tried to install Xubuntu 9.04 and Xubuntu didnt work.
[21:58] <sebsebseb> keith1: How much RAM?
[21:58] <frogfoo> keith1: depends what didn't work means
[21:58] <suffe> Welshy-Rob: sudo apt-get install apache2     should get you started
[21:58] <sebsebseb> !work |  keith1  frogfoo
[21:59] <frogfoo> sebsebseb: yeah, thanks
[22:00] <suffe> Welshy-Rob: you might want to add php5 and libapache2-mod-php5 as well for php. probably throw in some mysql as well if you are so inclined
[22:00] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: Plays just fine.
[22:00] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: good
[22:00] <soreau> njbair: The proper way is to eliminate all compiz or fusion-icon entries from sys>prefs>startup programs and use gnome-appearance-properties visual effects tab to set effects to extra or custom if you have simple-ccsm installed
[22:00] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: What about rythombox or banshee or both even?
[22:00] <Mewtwo> Hey, is there a way to force packages to install despite lack of dependencies? I have a couple packages that depend on each other (guile-1.6-libs, libguile-ltdl-1, and libqthreads-12). I'd use apt-get, but the computer I'm working on has no internet connection.
[22:00] <suffe> Welshy-Rob: the root of your nice new web server should end up in /var/www   ready to edit
[22:00] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: rhythmbox asks me for a plugin of some sort, goes to search, and retrieves nothing.
[22:00] <LjL> Mewtwo: you should be able to just use a single dpkg command to install both.
[22:00] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: Does that with MP3, too, even after installing the codecs.
[22:01] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: well I guess really all the players should be working  with MP3 once the codec is installed really
[22:01] <suffe> Welshy-Rob: google ubuntu public_html   to get more info on setting up directories for other users
[22:01] <Mewtwo> It gives me "dependency problems prevent configuration of guile-1.6-libs" when I try.
[22:01] <LjL> Mewtwo: are you doing both in the same line?
[22:02] <Mewtwo> Hm?
[22:02] <LjL> Mewtwo: like sudo dpkg -i pkg1.deb pkg2.deb
[22:02] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: ...Oh, obviously. Rhythmbox is trying to look for a GStreamer library, which w32 codecs obviously isn't.
[22:02] <Mewtwo> Oh, I wasn't aware that was possible. Thanks!
[22:02] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: ah ha yeah  gstreamer
[22:02] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: there are  a few differnet  gstremer plugins or whateve they are that can be isntalled from the repo.  good, ugly and bad
[22:02] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: have a look in Synaptic or something
[22:03] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: I have all three.
[22:03] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: ok  that's not it then I guess
[22:03] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: Auto-installed with restricted extras and the generic first-time jaunty update.
[22:03] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: Why exaile by the way?   Banshee is a good player to, and a good one to test in
[22:03] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: A friend recommended it to me, and so far I've liked it.
[22:04] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: right, but maybe you need something else for WMA
[22:04] <ArmOrAttAk> how can i change default resolution from the shell, i see xorg.conf isn't used...
[22:04] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: in fact there will be ways to convert WMA into another format, but I don't know the details
[22:04] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: I can do that. WMA to WAV to anything.
[22:04] <DaZ> ArmOrAttAk: xrandr -s
[22:04] <PMT> World, I'm in Karmic, and I want to get rid of the list of users with an "Other" prompt and instead just have the username/password prompts of old. I don't know where I can change this, though, and searching isn't help.
[22:05] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: MP3,  or  OGG or Flac would be better
[22:05] <PMT> *helping, even.
[22:05] <DaZ> ah, default
[22:05] <DaZ> nvm ;f
[22:05] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: Thing is, this is lossless WMA. So I don't know if the WAV would do the same.
[22:05] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: OGG/Vorbis   and Flac  being open  formats as well :)
[22:05] <ubuntu> how to mount a usb? i cannot discern what /dev block is
[22:05] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: I don't think many people play music using wav files
[22:05] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: NO, no, you don't see what I mean. Would going from WMA to FLAC through WAV retain the losslessness, so to speak?
[22:06] <erUSUL> Blackbird: WMA is not lossless
[22:06] <monster> ubuntu: check dmesg for the /dev/device
[22:06] <dennisman> Hello, I highlighted the partition I want to use but when clcing "Forward" an error message tells me the i've identified a root file what does it mean?
[22:06] <Blackbird> esUSUL: There's a specific brand of WMA that is supposedly lossless. Super-high bitrate.
[22:07] <otmehl> erUSUL: there is a WMA lossless
[22:07] <sebsebseb> !karmic | PMT
[22:07] <monster> dennisman: it means your filesystem / is located there
[22:07] <erUSUL> Blackbird: fair enough then the answer is yes wma(lossless) --> wav --> flac is a lossless transformation
[22:08] <suffe> otmehl: done correctly, it should then keep it lossless. seems weird otherwise
[22:08] <dennisman> So how can I select the partition i want to use without deleting xp?
[22:08] <Blackbird> Wonderful. I'll do it. But first, I'll test banshee to see if it plays the thing.
[22:08] <sebsebseb> erUSUL: Good someone here who knows about music  formats, more than me
[22:09] <erUSUL> ;)
[22:09] <papajack> hi
[22:09] <sebsebseb> erUSUL: well personally I don't care that much about them
[22:09] <papajack> If I want to install skype, is it ok if I install it for ubuntu 8.04 ? I don't see it available for 9+
[22:09] <Blackbird> Neither do I. Half my collection is MP3 in 192 kbps.
[22:09] <sebsebseb> papajack: yes that should work
[22:10] <papajack> ok
[22:10] <suffe> papajack: go ahead
[22:10] <Blackbird> But I was experimenting with WMA lossless when ripping this CD, wanted to know what it was like.
[22:10] <dragon> evolution is eating up all my memory. ideas? http://imagebin.org/66583
[22:10] <erUSUL> Blackbird: you should have choosed and open format like flac ;)
[22:10] <sebsebseb> papajack: might have to set things up in it though, which may be annoying
[22:10] <monster> dragon do you have the latest version?
[22:11] <dragon> monster: yes
[22:11] <Myxb> hi! i have 2G of physical memory. htop used to show 1985M, today it shows 1921M.  it's a 64bit system, in 32bit figure is IIRC bigger... do not remember the number. MS shown 2045M. can anyone explain the difference to me, please? and why the totals might have changed over time?
[22:11] <monster> dragon: how large is your mailbox?
[22:11] <papajack> hm
[22:11] <thebloggu> can someone tell me if i can set my resolution over the maximum (i am using nvidia drivers)
[22:11] <sebsebseb> papajack: and not that easy to do, unless you know about Linux sound for example
[22:11] <thebloggu> ?
[22:11] <dragon> monster: pretty small
[22:11] <Blackbird> erUSUL: I could, yeah. Or I could have done what I did with the rest of my music library and set it as MP3 320 kbps, for compatibility.
[22:11] <monster> latest version for ubuntu? or latest src version
[22:11] <papajack> I'll give it a try
[22:11] <sebsebseb> papajack: good luck
[22:11] <papajack> thanks:)
[22:11] <dragon> monster: latest for ubuntu, and it includes evolution-mapi plugin from the repos
[22:12] <frogfoo> dragon: i guess if you restart it, it'll eat less memory
[22:12] <frogfoo> dragon: or you could use mutt
[22:12] <monster> you might consider downloading the latest source and compile the newer version if there is one
[22:12] <Blackbird> Banshee won't open WMA either.
[22:12] <Blackbird> I give up.
[22:12] <Blackbird> I'll convert.
[22:12] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: or use mplayer?
[22:13] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: For managing a 6000-song playlist? No thank you.
[22:13] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: ok
[22:13] <dragon> frogfoo: yeah i have to restart it every 15 minutes to bring mem consumption down. I wish mutt supported M$ Exchange.
[22:13] <Blackbird> In fact, I might just send away those silly WMA files off a CD and record the tracks again off a vinyl.
[22:13] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: Do you know how to convert, if not I guess erUSUL might be able to help you with that
[22:13] <monster> dragon: apt-get build-deps  evolution, wget src, ./configure, make && make install
[22:13] <frogfoo> dragon: you shoudl probably report that as a bug
[22:13] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: Not necessary. I can just get them off the vinyl, or I can run them through my other computer.
[22:14] <Blackbird> sebsebseb: I have a program that does anything-to-WAV-or-AIFF conversions.
[22:14] <dennisman> Why Why when attemping to highlight the partition I want to use, I got an error message "You haven't identified a root file", what does that mean, how can I overcome this problem?
[22:14] <sebsebseb> Blackbird: oh ok
[22:14] <dragon> monster: I think there would be a latest deb package in the backports repo.
[22:14] <frogfoo> dennisman: are you installing ubuntu?
[22:14] <MaximLevitsky> Problem : there are many incomplete bug reports
[22:14] <dennisman> yeah/1
[22:14] <sebsebseb> frogfoo: I was going to ask that
[22:14] <sebsebseb> dennisman: ok your doing manual install by the sounds of it
[22:14] <MaximLevitsky> Solution: make it harder to report bugs
[22:14] <frogfoo> dennisman: i think it means that you haven't selected a root partition
[22:15] <bucky> dennisman, you haven't specified /  <- root, the top level of your file system
[22:15] <monster> dennisman: you need to set one of the partitions to map to "/" if your doing expert mode
[22:15] <monster> dragon: mostlikely
[22:15] <frogfoo> dennisman: you need one partition to have the mount point /
[22:15] <dragon> !partitioning | dennisman
[22:15] <frogfoo> dennisman: this is the root partition
[22:15] <sebsebseb> monster: expert mode hmm  manual partitioning is hardly expert
[22:15] <MaximLevitsky> Why, on the earth launchpad redirects to wiki page for every ubuntu package?
[22:15] <dennisman> ok, i'll try!
[22:15] <monster> sebsebseb: I dont recall what they called it
[22:15] <dragon> MaximLevitsky: um, because we can't do that on moon, yet?
[22:15] <sebsebseb> monster: oh ok
[22:16] <frogfoo> [plus, why on the earth can't i download image attachments without logging into the ubuntu forums?]
[22:17] <monster> I did find it fun that i couldnt do LVM encryption for swap by defualt on the desktop ubuntu install
[22:17] <sebsebseb> monster: you need the alternate CD to do encryption
[22:17] <Blackbird> Are any of you familiar with the SUper Joybox 13 GameCube controller-to-USB adapter? Because I would want to know whether that one would work with Ubuntu.
[22:17] <monster> I did a server install then, apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[22:17] <Blackbird> For emulators and the like.
[22:17] <dennisman> Thanks I got it!
[22:17] <MaximLevitsky> dragon: just wait, the launchpad will soon launch itself to the moon, so to send a bugreport you would have to have a amateur radio license and high power transmitter
[22:18] <sebsebseb> monster: and for most computers that isn't  really nessarey
[22:18] <monster> true
[22:18] <monster> i am paranoid
[22:18] <dragon> MaximLevitsky: Launchpad is a launchpad, not a rocket. It'll launch someone else.
[22:18] <ArmOrAttAk> DaZ: that's logging me out then resetting
[22:18] <pietrubens> hello
[22:18] <dragon> !hi | piet
[22:18] <monster> i run it in virtualbox, for bank sessions and what not.
[22:19] <sebsebseb> monster: With Windows as your host?
[22:19] <DaZ> ArmOrAttAk: xrandr is logging you out? :o
[22:19] <monster> ubuntu on ubuntu
[22:19] <sebsebseb> monster: oh
[22:19] <nlogax> anyone running ubuntu on a recent-ish imac?
[22:19] <monster> the vm is just for secure stuff
[22:19] <ArmOrAttAk> out of the desktop yeah
[22:19] <AnirbanHazra> Though my VPS has enough RAM it is saying "unable to fork memory"
[22:19] <markl_> AnirbanHazra: which bean counter is increasing
[22:20] <ArmOrAttAk> i flip over to ctrl-alt-f2
[22:20] <monster> and i didnt want to encrypt base install cause it is a bit slower.
[22:20] <frogfoo> monster: is that wise? surely anyone who hacks your regular account on the host has root on the vm
[22:20] <pietrubens> problem: finished a dual-boot vista/ubuntu8.10, in vista wireless ok, in ubuntu nothing, somebody recomended in terminal lspci, a bunch of words, i have no clue, and still not working. hardware: laptop, HP pavilion
[22:20] <Myxb> hi! i have 2G of physical memory. htop used to show 1985M, today it shows 1921M.  it's a 64bit system, in 32bit figure is IIRC bigger... do not remember the number. MS shown 2045M. can anyone explain the difference to me, please? and why the totals might have changed over time? top shows this Mem: 1967744k total, 599260k used, 1368484k free, 51232k buffers
[22:20] <monster> frogfoo: false
[22:20] <frogfoo> monster: i.e. i'm not sure how the vm is more secure
[22:20] <frogfoo> monster: oh?
[22:20] <pietrubens> i am a true beginner
[22:20] <AnirbanHazra> markl_ : bean_counter ?
[22:20] <frogfoo> monster: is the image encrypted?
[22:20] <markl_> AnirbanHazra: you are using openvz?
[22:20] <monster> frogfoo: to start the VM they need the passphrase to unencrypt the LVM
[22:21] <frogfoo> monster: ok
[22:21] <AnirbanHazra> markl_: yes
[22:21] <markl_> AnirbanHazra: cat /proc/user_beancounters
[22:21] <sebsebseb> monster: OpenBSD  would be more secure
[22:21] <sebsebseb> monster: by the sounds of it
[22:21] <markl_> AnirbanHazra: there is an #openvz channel too
[22:22] <monster> sebsebseb: I barely had enough freetime for that
[22:22] <AnirbanHazra> markl_: Ha, seeing lots of data .. now ?
[22:22] <markl_> AnirbanHazra: look at the "failcnt" column
[22:22] <pietrubens> suggestions anyone? plz?
[22:22] <FlyByRaci> Hey all i got a problem with my Realtek RTL8187B not connecting to the internet? any suggestions
[22:22] <almostAg33k> i installed a game using wine but i had to go through gksu nautilus. how the hell do i get rid of it?
[22:22] <sebsebseb> pietrubens: ok  why 8.10?
[22:22] <alant1> How can I fix my partition table without harming data. Currently, gparted is reporting no active partitions but my computer boots correcly every thime?
[22:22] <markl_> AnirbanHazra: and join #openvz as this is probably getting off topic for this channel :)
[22:22] <arleslie> pietrubens, whats the problem again?
[22:22] <monster> FlyByRaci: what does ifconfig show
[22:22] <sebsebseb> pietrubens: I belive that certain wireless support is better in 9.04 by default
[22:23] <pietrubens> @seb: was the only cd i had at hands, wanted to upgrade later, after installing it
[22:23] <sebsebseb> pietrubens: atheros wireless support
[22:23] <AnirbanHazra> markl_: Ha, most of them are zero .. one is 898
[22:23] <pietrubens> @seb:??? what do you mean atheros?
[22:23] <markl_> AnirbanHazra: which one?
[22:23] <sebsebseb> pietrubens: also 9.10  is coming out on October 29th, and hopefuly has even more wireless issues fixed, but that probably won't quite be the case
[22:23] <FlyByRaci> monster: sorr im a newb to linux and im on windows now cuz i cant connect to the internet while on ubuntu, so i just plug ifconfig in the terminal?
[22:23] <markl_> AnirbanHazra: probably privvmpages
[22:24] <sebsebseb> pietrubens: a type of wireless basicalley
[22:24] <o_portista17> when he request the Ubuntu CD, does it still comes with Stickers?
[22:24] <AnirbanHazra> markl_: kmemsize
[22:24] <pietrubens> ok
[22:24] <monster> FlyByRaci: it is a terminal command
[22:24] <sebsebseb> pietrubens: I don't know that much about wireless, however you might find this link useful
[22:24] <markl_> AnirbanHazra: ah ok you just need to bump that one up
[22:24] <monster> FlyByRaci: do you have another machine, you can chat from?
[22:24] <sebsebseb> !wireless |  pietrubens
[22:24] <FlyByRaci> monster: K and what information in their will be helpful
[22:24] <monster> also
[22:24] <FlyByRaci> Monster no im at a hotel across the country lol
[22:25] <monster> FlyByRaci: if you get ndiswrapper installed
[22:25] <monster> you can use the window driver
[22:25] <AnirbanHazra> markl_ : Didn't understand u
[22:25] <monster> which makes it easy
[22:25] <timj> t
[22:25] <markl_> AnirbanHazra: /join #openvz
[22:25] <monster> good luck install ndiswrapper without internet though
[22:25] <Myxb> people, can someone with a 64-bit system and 2G of memory post the output for total physical memory. i have $top Mem: 1967744k total. and i am confused about the figure.
[22:25] <FlyByRaci> monster: ok how much of a pain is the wrapper , yea i tohught thatd be hte problem
[22:25] <sebsebseb> pietrubens: also  you can possibily use a Windows driver with Ndiswrapper, but  it's better to try native Linux driver first (this is really for you as well FlyByRaci )
[22:25] <alant1> How can I fix my partition table without harming data. Currently, gparted is reporting no active partitions but my computer boots correctly every time?
[22:26] <frogfoo> FlyByRaci: you could download all of the debs by hand to your windows partition, then install them in ubuntu
[22:26] <frogfoo> FlyByRaci: figuring out which files to download is irritating, but not impossible
[22:26] <monster> FlyByRaci: give me a second ill give you an idea of what to do
[22:26] <FlyByRaci> monster: thanks laot man
[22:27] <frogfoo> alant1: why do you want to change the partition table if it is working correctly?
[22:27] <alant1> it is reporting incorrectly and I want to install a second os
[22:28] <sebsebseb> monster: I think you can probably help  pietrubens as well
[22:28] <monster> yeah
[22:28] <monster> i think they want to goto https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[22:28] <monster> got down to current supported release
[22:28] <monster> select your distro
[22:29] <frogfoo> alant1: i think "active" is windows-speak for bootable
[22:29] <monster> then drill down and download the .deb files for i386
[22:29] <frogfoo> alant1: you can toggle the bootable flag on partitions using cfdisk, for example
[22:29] <monster> put them on usb key or something
[22:29] <monster> also get your .inf from your window driver
[22:29] <alant1> either way, no partitions are showing
[22:29] <frogfoo> alant1: not showing where?
[22:29] <monster> god this is long and boring
[22:29] <alant1> in gparted
[22:29] <monster> dpkg -i *.deb
[22:30] <frogfoo> alant1: that's odd
[22:30] <alant1> frogfoo that what I thought too
[22:30] <sebsebseb> monster: really you should also try and help them get a driver working natively first, if you can :)
[22:30] <frogfoo> alant1: try running cfdisk /dev/sda (if this is the device name for your hard disk) and see what that can see
[22:30] <frogfoo> alant1: from the terminal, that is
[22:30] <Nord> Is there any way to install the alternate ISO without a CDROM or setting up  a netboot install?
[22:30] <alant1> right
[22:30] <FlyByRaci> monster:if i have the isntal cd is the wrapper on that?
[22:30] <frogfoo> alant1: erm, sudo cfdisk /dev/(whatever)
[22:30] <sebsebseb> !install |  Nord
[22:31] <Nord> It seems impossible by using Wubi and creating a bootable USB disk doesnt work
[22:31] <monster> FlyByRaci: it could be
[22:31] <austinchau> hi
[22:31] <sebsebseb> Nord: Also Wubi can go bad on people
[22:31] <monster> put the cd in and do apt-get install ndisgtk
[22:31] <Nord> sebsebseb: Have you been successful installing the Alternate version by using that info?
[22:32] <Nord> sebsebseb: Wubi doesnt support Alternate since 7.04 for some reason
[22:32] <sebsebseb> Nord: and yes  people get issues trying to make a USB install, and I have used the alternate CD before
[22:32] <alant1> frogfoo interesting it is reporting correctly there . I winder what is going on with gparted
[22:32] <markl_> anyone here familiar with putting python 2.6 onto ubuntu lts 8.04?
[22:32] <sebsebseb> Nord: What do you mean Wubi does not support alternate?
[22:32] <frogfoo> alant1: are you asked for your password when you run it?
[22:32] <Nord> sebsebseb: Question was, have you been successfull installing alternate without using a cdrom reader?
[22:32] <frogfoo> alant1: gparted, that is
[22:33] <Nord> sebsebseb: You cant install the Alternate iso by using Wubi since version 7.04
[22:33] <Nord> sebsebseb: Dont know whjy
[22:33] <sebsebseb> Nord: No I have always used  a drive,  unless virtual machines count of course, when trying other distros out
[22:33] <pietrubens> i am out looking for a shotgun to put it against my head :o
[22:33] <sebsebseb> Nord: or  virtual maching Windows or whatever
[22:33] <alant1> frogfoo:Yed
[22:33] <Nord> sebsebseb: Yeah then it works
[22:33] <alant1> yes
[22:33] <Nord> sebsebseb: Im trying to install it on my Netbook running windows
[22:33] <Nord> sebsebseb: I have an usb stick
[22:33] <Nord> sebsebseb: But i cant get it boot
[22:34] <frogfoo> alant1: well, assuming you've pointed gparted at the right partition, i think it should work then. report bug at will
[22:34] <sebsebseb> Nord: ah right I see a net book so no CD drive
[22:34] <Nord> sebsebseb: Exactly
[22:34] <alant1> will do thatnks
[22:34] <alant1> thanks
[22:34] <alant1> :)
[22:34] <[fade]>  np
[22:34] <frogfoo> np
[22:34] <Nord> sebsebseb: And no other computer so i cant make a netinstall
[22:34] <Nord> sebsebseb: I need to use the USB or Wubi, but none works.
[22:34] <sebsebseb> Nord: well you might be able to do a virtual machine,  and  the netinstall should work, but I have never done that
[22:34] <Nord> sebsebseb: Guess i need to post something on the forum
[22:34] <fccf> markl_: what you need can be found here for hardy https://launchpad.net/~python-dev/+archive/ppa
[22:34] <Nord> sebsebseb: Virtual machine is out of question
[22:35] <Nord> sebsebseb: Its a 800 mhz =)
[22:35] <Nord> sebsebseb: For netinstall i need another computer and i have none
[22:35] <FlyByRaci> monster: thanks for your help man i downloaded the files and the web page link you gave me ill see if i can get it to work
[22:35] <pietrubens> @monster and sebsebseb; intentions of you are good, but i am following the links and am nothing the wiser :(
[22:35] <pradeep_> hmm  great never installed ubuntu via alternate cd b4
[22:35] <sebsebseb> Nord: It seems quite a lot of people get issues trying to make a USB, even when they read the guide
[22:35] <monster> FlyByRaci:
[22:36] <Nord> sebsebseb: Yeah,
[22:36] <sebsebseb> pietrubens: Which links?
[22:36] <Nord> sebsebseb: Im one of them
[22:36] <[fade]> its because a lot of people do not read to the end
[22:36] <RegressLess> Is there a way to type annotations on my ubuntu 9.04 desktop? I know I can draw with annotations in compiz, but I want to type if possible.
[22:36] <monster> get the -common, the ndisgtk and the 3rd one
[22:36] <Nord> sebsebseb: its strange since either it works on all computers or it dosnt
[22:36] <monster> 3 debs in totally
[22:36] <pietrubens> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[22:36] <FlyByRaci> yep got all 3
[22:36] <Nord> sebsebseb: USB sticks is emlutating CDROMs in every bios
[22:36] <Nord> sebsebseb: So something is borked in the creation programs
[22:36] <Nord> sebsebseb: i guess
[22:36] <monster> FlyByRaci: excellent
[22:36] <FlyByRaci> ty again later
[22:36] <pietrubens> and yours, the wirelesscardssupported
[22:37] <sebsebseb> pietrubens: Ok good luck, but a guide for installing a native Linux driver for your wireless would have been better reall
[22:37] <monster> lates
[22:37] <sebsebseb> y
[22:37] <Nord> sebsebseb: Its a shame Windows has no DD
[22:37] <Nord> sebsebseb: dd command
[22:37] <pietrubens> @seb???
[22:37] <Nord> sebsebseb: If so, i had been able to install on virtualbox and then just dd the partition =)
[22:37] <sebsebseb> Nord: I guess try the forum like you suggested if you want,  I can't exactly help you
[22:37] <jony123> how to do i clear all the .deb 's downloaded by apt-get?
[22:37] <yancho> hi. i am on 9.04. is it possible to put ubuntu on standby please? since all i see is hibernation and not stanby
[22:37] <bellatlantic> hi
[22:37] <frogfoo> Nord: i believe it's been ported :)
[22:37] <monster> Nord: you could use a livecd to dd windows partitions
[22:37] <Nord> frogfoo :))
[22:37] <sebsebseb> Nord: You can run an ISO in virtaulbox
[22:38] <Nord> monster: Yeah but not virtual partitions in sun virtualbox =)
[22:38] <monster> ah
[22:38] <Nord> sebsebseb: yeah but not install it on real harddrive i guess
[22:38] <Guest32703> Hello.
[22:38] <sebsebseb> Nord: true
[22:38] <fccf> jony123: sudo apt-get clean
[22:38] <H3AV3N> I have a little issue here, maybe someone could help.
[22:38] <sebsebseb> Nord: well there might be a way to convert a vm into a psyicail partition, but  in that case not easilley I guess,  there's also a way to convert a wubi install into a psyicail install, I don't know how though
[22:39] <fccf> !ask | H3AV3N
[22:39] <monster> Nord: it should work actually if you boot the live iso with virtualbox
[22:39] <monster> :D
[22:39] <H3AV3N> Ok :)
[22:39] <H3AV3N> Thank you for the tip.
[22:39] <Tiggers> So I've got an interesting problem. I need to add u+x to files that are executables
[22:40] <monster> I <3 gparted-live.iso
[22:40] <H3AV3N> I'm trying to run Photoshop through Wine... installed it and everything, when I click it then I hear my HDD working for about 2 seconds then nothing happens, it won't start. Could anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong or something?
[22:40] <Tiggers> i know how to do it with chmod etc
[22:40] <sebsebseb> !love > monster
[22:40] <markl_> Tiggers: isn't that redundant?  +x is how you know it is executable
[22:40] <monster> rofl
[22:40] <Tiggers> i mean if you have something that is compiled
[22:40] <markl_> Tiggers: or are you trying to analyze the file type
[22:40] <sebsebseb> H3AV3N: You can ask for help with that in #winehq
[22:40] <sebsebseb> monster: :)
[22:41] <monster> stinking ice wealses
[22:41] <Tiggers> I *may* have jacked up my file permissions. :)
[22:41] <H3AV3N> Thank you.
[22:41] <Nord> monster: no
[22:41] <fccf> !permissions | Tiggers
[22:41] <sebsebseb> H3AV3N: np and good luck
[22:41] <Nord> monster: or how do i get access to my harddrives partrition tables?
[22:42] <monster> Nord: the live cd will see the virtual harddrive
[22:42] <H3AV3N> Gosh I'll need it.
[22:42] <RegressLess> Is there a way to type annotations on my ubuntu 9.04 desktop? I know I can draw with annotations in compiz, but I want to type if possible.
[22:42] <H3AV3N> Photoshop is the only thing keeping me still stuck in Windows.
[22:42] <yancho> hi. i am on 9.04. is it possible to put ubuntu on standby please? since all i see is hibernation and not stanby
[22:42] <H3AV3N> And I want to throw that out A.S.A.P.
[22:42] <Neonexus> anyone know how to re-calibrate a laptop battery?
[22:42] <sebsebseb> H3AV3N: There's also a way to install Gimpshop into Ubuntu, it makes The GIMP be more like Photoshop, all in one big frame
[22:42] <sebsebseb> H3AV3N: and there's Inkscape and such for graphics in the repo as well
[22:42] <linxeh> is there a way to enable a VNC server such that I can login remotely over it ?
[22:42] <markl_> H3AV3N: run it in wine or something like crossover office
[22:43] <monster> Nord: we are talking about a virtual box windows vm correct?
[22:43] <markl_> Tiggers: heh well you may need to write a script to run "file" on everything
[22:43] <H3AV3N> That's not my problem with GIMP.  I've been using Photoshop for 6 years and I've gone to the point of no return when it comes to design.
[22:43] <H3AV3N> Crossover?
[22:43] <H3AV3N> Hmm, let me check that out.
[22:44] <markl_> H3AV3N: crossover office is a commercial version of wine for use with things like photoshop
[22:44] <sebsebseb> H3AV3N: I see Adobe vender lock in,  wikipedia have a good vender lock in page,  but  it is good software for the pros,  and it's up to you to choose what to use
[22:44] <monster> Nord: what exactly are you trying to do to that partition with dd?
[22:44] <sebsebseb> H3AV3N: Yes it might work better in Crossover
[22:44] <markl_> Tiggers: e.g. if file says "ELF 64-bit LSB executable" (or 32 bit) then you chmod +x
[22:44] <eminor> hello :)
[22:44] <Tiggers> ah okay
[22:44] <markl_> Tiggers: probably need to look for scripts too
[22:45] <markl_> it may not be a fun project
[22:45] <monster> H3AV3N: I recommend virtulbox xp/windows7 +photoshop
[22:45] <Lint_> how can I update my system without downloading entire packets?
[22:45] <Tiggers> yeah I already got the scripts to have the correct permissions
[22:45] <markl_> Tiggers: it may be possible to check the package database too?
[22:45] <monster> depending on system resources
[22:45] <markl_> Tiggers: cool
[22:45] <sebsebseb> H3AV3N: monster  has a good point there, you might be able to virtual machine it rather nicely
[22:46] <pradeep_> why dont you virtualize windows
[22:46] <H3AV3N> Monster: My computer is as slow as it is without giving it the Vmware. 512mb of ram, AMD 64bit 3000+ so it's pretty old, I'm running Xubuntu so that sais it all :))
[22:46] <Linx> Hi, recently I did an upgrade within ubuntu 9.04, after a reboot, Xorg crashes and the whole machine hangs, after removing fglrx I can get X to start in low graphics mode, but Wifi no longer works (broadcom wifi)
[22:46] <pradeep_> on virtual box
[22:46] <sebsebseb> H3AV3N: oh  512MB RAM yeah that won't be that good for virtual machine
[22:46] <Linx> anyone have any ideas?
[22:46] <H3AV3N> I know :)
[22:46] <IdahoEv> I am confused about configuring sudo on a couple of Ubuntu Hardy slices I inherited from someone else.    There is no "admin" group, and no entries in /etc/sudoers, and yet user 'deploy' has sudo access.    Any ideas how else this might be configured.
[22:46] <Lint_> how can I update my system without downloading entire packets?
[22:46] <sebsebseb> IdahoEv: slices???
[22:47] <sebsebseb> IdahoEv: and configuring sudo?   it should be set up by default to use
[22:47] <IdahoEv> sebsebseb: Sorry.   VM images provided by Slicehost.com.   So they call them slices.
[22:47] <IdahoEv> sebsebseb: do all users have sudo by default, then?
[22:47] <pradeep_> H3AV3N  not cool at all
[22:47] <Linx> at the time of the upgrade, there was a kernel upgrade and a few other things.. even booting an older kernel did not fix the problem with my laptop crashing when X started
[22:47] <pradeep_> wont work
[22:47] <sebsebseb> IdahoEv: ok I have never heard of that site before,  you should only download stuff from sources you trust for sure
[22:48] <IdahoEv> sebsebseb: Sorry, it's not a download - it's a live server.   They were set up for my client by a previous admin, but I'm managing the site now.
[22:48] <pradeep_> linx seem your graphics card is ATI
[22:48] <pradeep_> huh
[22:48] <Linx> pradeep: correct 3200 HD
[22:48] <sebsebseb> IdahoEv: ok a hardy server so Ubuntu server yeah?
[22:48] <fccf> IdahoEv: that sounds like an OEM install... what is the username on that machine?
[22:49] <Linx> was working fine before upgrade
[22:49] <H3AV3N> pradeep: I know. I just have this machine (the only machine for now) that has to do: internet, photoshop and music. The most critical of them is not running yet (that's photoshop).
[22:49] <IdahoEv> sebsebseb: Well, the guy who handed me the slice said it was configured with a ubuntu hardy image.
[22:49] <IdahoEv> fccf:  the username on the machine?  I'm not sure what you mean
[22:49] <frogfoo> Lint_: you can't?
[22:49] <sebsebseb> IdahoEv: well  fccf might be able to help, also there's #ubuntu-server
[22:49] <frogfoo> Lint_: assuming that you mean packages, rather than packetes
[22:50] <fccf> IdahoEv: the login username... if it is oem then you have an incomplete install and there will be security concerns
[22:50] <Linx> wifi chipset is BCM4322
[22:50] <H3AV3N> And wine is too-much-of-windows-microsoft-thingy as it is, so even if I would be able to run a virtual machine I'd do all that is possible not to.
[22:50] <Linx> VGA: RS780M/RS780MN
[22:50] <IdahoEv> The first slice (already configured) has a root account and an account called "deploy" that has sudo access.
[22:51] <pradeep_> linx
[22:51] <monster> back
[22:51] <DrX> how do you reduce Gnomes display resolution from the command line?
[22:51] <sebsebseb> IdahoEv:  fccf  that's what I was thinking about as well  security concerns,  because of sudo not being set up to use by default for example
[22:51] <Linx> yep?
[22:51] <IdahoEv> the second slice (a new one I'm trying to configure similarly) I just created the deploy account, but can't figure out how to give it sudo access.
[22:51] <pradeep_> you need to install
[22:51] <Lint_> it is because of DEB repository? Can RPM systems do this?
[22:51] <sebsebseb> IdahoEv: I have a feeling that they have done the Big No Of Ubuntu which is setting a root password
[22:51] <IdahoEv> on the first one, where deploy already has sudo, i can't figure out how it does, because it doesn't have an an entry in /etc/sudoers, and there's no admin group
[22:51] <linxeh> sebsebseb: you can have a root password if you want, it just isnt necessary
[22:51] <pradeep_> hey there are to many question here
[22:52] <Morgansl> Hi im trying to put some files into a folder and it wont let me. it says permission denied. how would i go about putting them in?
[22:52] <sebsebseb> linxeh: and not recommended in here
[22:52] <Malcor> Hello, could i trouble somone for some help with setting up a SVN im having some problems
[22:52] <durt> Lint_ both deb and rpm can do delta but delta-debs are not implemnted in Ubuntu at this time.
[22:52] <IdahoEv> yes, they clearly set a root password.   I am trying to get away from using it by giving "deploy" sudo access on the 2nd box
[22:52] <pradeep_> lets all do it one at a time
[22:52]  * Linx waits his turn
[22:52] <sebsebseb> linxeh: they have bot factoids against it for example
[22:52] <monster> sebsebseb: one reason I didnt try and help them do the native drive was this. My wireless card only got 30% singal strengst and tons of noise till i did the ndiswrapper
[22:53] <linxeh> sebsebseb: I know; if you know what you are doing (and why) its not an issue any more than on any other distribution
[22:53] <monster> this is a case by case situation, but it was the place i would have started myself
[22:53] <fccf> sebsebseb: I agree, this was discussed this weekend, and there are only a few reasons that one would want a root password
[22:54] <sebsebseb> IdahoEv: see the stuff above   linxeh   fccf  and me
[22:55] <fccf> IdahoEv: on an inital install the first user always has sudo access by default ... got me confused?
[22:55] <IdahoEv> Okay - I think I have figured it out.     The 1st server does, in fact, have entries in /etc/sudoers
[22:55] <IdahoEv> I was looking in the wrong shell
[22:55] <fm> Ive installed Ubuntu numerous times. I am trying to install on an HP PAvillion A1000Y and it gets to loading X Windows, gives me an 'X' cursor, and then the video just cuts out
[22:55] <monster> fm:
[22:55] <fm> I am googling for this and not finding anything
[22:55] <monster> disable acpi
[22:55] <IdahoEv> so the hosting company set it up with a root password and no admin group, and the previous admin just edited /etc/sudoers directly.   bah.
[22:55] <sebsebseb> fm: A printer?
[22:56] <fm> I thought as much but didn't remember the command to pass the installer
[22:56] <monster> fm: its in the gui of 9.04
[22:56] <fm> yes it has a crappy printer plugged in but probably acpi
[22:56] <sebsebseb> fm: Oh your doing a video card not a printer it seems
[22:56] <fm> what is the exact command I pass the installer on boot up to disable acpi ?
[22:57] <fccf> fm: noacpi .. befor quiet splash
[22:57] <fm> right duh thanks
[22:58] <Morgansl> bye
[22:58] <Malcor> Im trying to set up a SVN Server on a fresh install of ubuntu, im following how to set up Subversion from the documentation, but i get to a point where it wont work, I have installed the SVN package and trying to create a repo with the line "svnadmin create /path/to/repos/project" according to the documentation, it comes up with creation failed, cant create top-level dir and no such file or dir
[22:58] <neverblue> ubuntu machines can join Active Directory ?
[22:59] <monster> off work!
[22:59] <monster> gg guys
[22:59] <dan2077> does anyone nkow how to install AA 2.5 Assist?
[22:59] <Flannel> Malcor: You may need to use sudo
[23:00] <Malcor> Tried it
[23:00] <Malcor> sorry i forgot to mention its ubuntu server
[23:00] <fm> ok crap it did the same thing, it gets to X windows, loads the 'X' cursor, and the video just clicks out
[23:00] <dan2077> does anyone know how to install AA 2.5 Assist?
[23:00] <fm> it's a bloody pavillion wth
[23:00] <fm> no peripherals attached
[23:01] <iceroot> Malcor: post the full path (the command you use exactly)
[23:01] <dan2077> does anyone know how to install tarballs with binaries
[23:01] <fccf> neverblue: edirectory has been implemented for active directory ... install the package 'libauthen-simple-ldap-perl'
[23:01] <hey`> hi, this is my problem, I've mad an ubuntu software update this morning. Now, after rebooting, the system is not detecting my graphic card, and the srcreen resulotion is 800x 600 I barely can handle this, what can I do?
[23:01] <iceroot> dan2077: just extract them
[23:01] <iceroot> dan2077: tar xfvz file.tar.gz
[23:01] <frogfoo> dan2077: you mean, install binaries from tarballs?
[23:02] <dan2077> frogfoo yeah
[23:02] <system404> hey`: is it an intel 945 card by any chance
[23:02] <Samus> does anyone know how I can determine why there is no /proc/mdstat or /dev/md* devices ?  Ubuntu upgraded the kernel to a new Ubuntu-version, which wasn't allowing me to mount my encrypted volume, so I went back to 2.6.27-7-generic
[23:02] <dan2077> iceroot: so what do i do after extracting?
[23:02] <neverblue> fccf can you write/apply GPOs as well then ?
[23:02] <Samus> and on the old kernel, there is no RAID at all.  no /dev/md* and no /proc/mdstat
[23:02] <iceroot> dan2077: starting the binary ./binary-file
[23:02] <frogfoo> dan2077: if it's .tar, use tar xvf filename.tar; if it's .tar.gz use tar zxvf .tar.gz; if it's filename.tar.bz2, use tar jxvf filename.tar.bz2
[23:03] <Malcor> ive tried "svnadmin create /path/to/repos/project" and "sudo svnadmin create /path/to/repos/project"
[23:03] <fccf> neverblue: I'm gunna say probably ... I'd have to research it and that isn't what I get paid to do (or not paid, in anycase)
[23:03] <hey`> system404 no, it's nvidia.
[23:03] <iceroot> Malcor: as i said, post the real command
[23:03] <system404> hey`: ah sorry cant help u there
[23:03] <hey`> ok
[23:03] <system404> nly av experiance with intel cards
[23:03] <Malcor> thats exactly what ive put in
[23:04] <iceroot> Malcor: hm.....
[23:04] <iceroot> Malcor: /path/to/project is an example!
[23:04] <Nord> sebsebseb: I found the solution i guess
[23:04] <dan2077> iceroot: what do i do if the program terminates itself after launching?
[23:04] <fccf> hey`: you will need to run gksudo nvidia-settings to reset your configuration files, the new version probably broke something which can be fixed with nvidia-settings
[23:04] <Nord> sebsebseb: My 8 GB Kingston DataTraveler is emulating SD card.
[23:04] <iceroot> Malcor: you have to use a real path like /home/yourusername/svn-repo/ or soomething like that
[23:04] <iceroot> dan2077: posting details here
[23:04] <Nord> sebsebseb: Which ubuntu dont know how to boot from
[23:05] <nafur> Hi, I'm setting up my server with multiple encrypted harddisks and want to use keyfiles... can anyone tell me how i can make my initramfs do all the decrypting and mounting so i just have to enter the password once when bootin?
[23:05] <Linx> I did an upgrade on my laptop (Ubuntu 9.04 64bit), after rebooting when Xorg starts my laptop freezes and I have to turn it off
[23:05] <Nord> sebsebseb: But when i used my USB sd card reader at 2 GB, it works. Since that one is emulating a CDROM =)
[23:05] <Malcor> i know its an example but shouldn't it create it?
[23:05] <Linx> I removed the fglrx drives for xorg and it starts in low graphics mode
[23:06] <dan2077> iceroot: Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libcanberra-gtk-module.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64
[23:06] <dan2077> Segmentation fault
[23:06] <pradeep_> linx: u would have to uninstall it
[23:06] <iceroot> Malcor: no, its only creating one folder not folder in folder
[23:06] <Linx> but also found I have no wifi
[23:06] <nafur> (actually I have it somehow working, but i can't get my initramfs mounting the keyfiles...)
[23:06] <Linx> pradeep: uninstall what?
[23:06] <frogfoo> dan2077: sounds like you have a 64 bit binary
[23:06] <Linx> the upgrades?
[23:06] <frogfoo> dan2077: or some other mismatch, like wrong library versions
[23:06] <dan2077> frogfoo: i have a 64bit system
[23:06] <iceroot> Malcor: only the last folder of your command will be created
[23:06] <frogfoo> dan2077: binaries are much less fun than packages
[23:06] <pradeep_> the upgrade uyou made
[23:06] <iceroot> Malcor: the rest have to be there already
[23:07] <Linx> I have uninstalled all fglrx drives and related packages...
[23:07] <Linx> which has allowed me to get X going in low graphics mode
[23:07] <frogfoo> dan2077: i guess you could try ldd binaryname
[23:07] <frogfoo> dan2077: see if that complains about missing stuff
[23:07] <Linx> drivers
[23:07] <Malcor> yeah thats fixed it thankyou, well not fix but corrected me
[23:07] <hey`> fccf: when I run "nvidia-settins" it tells me that I'm not using the nvidia x driver, and that I must edit my X config file
[23:07] <pradeep_> so what is the problem
[23:07] <RiverRat> test
[23:07] <Linx> no wifi
[23:07] <dan2077> frogfoo: i got that message above after running the binary
[23:08] <kebomix> hello , gparted and ubuntu installer doesn't see my partitions !!?
[23:08] <iceroot> Malcor: its trying to create svn-folder in /path/to/  but there is no /path and no /path/to/
[23:08] <Linx> and no more than low graphics mode
[23:08] <frogfoo> dan2077: i know
[23:08] <pradeep_> open terminal lspci then PM the result
[23:08] <black_> what's the preferred wireless connection manager for cli -- in ubuntu?
[23:08] <iceroot> hey`: it should tell tell yu to run nvidia-xconfig to create an xorg with your driver
[23:09] <hey`> yes iceroot.
[23:09] <iceroot> black_: iwconfig
[23:09] <hey`> I think I did that this morning, with no good results :(
[23:09] <iceroot> hey`: then run it
[23:09] <fccf> hey`: er, looks like it forgot to upgrade your nvidia driver and went with the default ... suggest installing envyng and using it to get the correct driver .. then run nvidia-settings
[23:09] <Linx> pradeep: pm or paste bin the output?
[23:09] <Nord> whats the ifconfig command in the busybox (or whatever it is) when bringing up a shell in the install cd?
[23:09] <hey`> but I'm gonna try it again.
[23:09] <Nord> cause ifconfig is not there...
[23:09] <frogfoo> dan2077: maybe http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=435940 helps? i know nothing of 64 bit issues
[23:09] <black_> iceroot: I thought there was something with less of a learning curve
[23:09] <hey`> how do I restart X? with ctrl + alt + z?
[23:09] <dan2077> frogfoo: ok thanks
[23:09] <hey`> I mean ctrl + alt + del?
[23:09] <iceroot> black_: you asked for prefered not for easy
[23:10] <iceroot> black_: i only know iwconfig
[23:10] <frogfoo> hey`: control-alt-backspace
[23:10] <frogfoo> hey`: assuming it's not been disabled
[23:10] <iceroot> hey`: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart    ctrl + alt + backspace has been disabled in jaunty
[23:10] <black_> iceroot: I didn't say easy either.
[23:10] <fccf> hey`: no, it is Ctrl-SysReq-K if you are on jaunty
[23:10] <black_> I've been using iwconfig thus far.
[23:10] <fccf> !dontzap
[23:10] <hey`> I'm in hardy guys.
[23:10] <iceroot> hey`: then use ctrl + alt + backspace
[23:10] <pradeep_> linx you there
[23:11] <hey`> kk
[23:11] <daveycakes> hi there, i have a 3 mobile internet dongle and i cant get it to work on ubuntu
[23:11] <Linx> pradeep_, yep, just pasted paste bin URL in pm
[23:11] <frogfoo> does ubuntu 8.10 use the magic sysrq key?
[23:11] <iceroot> !details | daveycakes
[23:11] <Flannel> frogfoo: Yes
[23:12] <frogfoo> Flannel: good :)
[23:12] <jonsol_> quit
[23:12] <jonsol_> e/quit
[23:13] <daveycakes> I have a 3 (phone network) mobile broadband dongle. Im running 9.04 desktop. I cannot get it to work. it just fails. Can someone please help
[23:13] <daveycakes> http://threestore.three.co.uk/dealsummary.aspx?offercode=1MB5GD003&id=1404
[23:13] <daveycakes> this is the one i have
[23:13] <jacobian> how do you get applets for the panel?
[23:14] <jacobian> I seem to have hardly any
[23:14] <pradeep_> right click and add
[23:15] <daveycakes> so can anyone help me with that
[23:15] <mgv1> how can i connect to private ftp?
[23:15] <sebsebseb> Nord: Ok good
[23:15] <amerinese> Could someone explain how gnome-terminal passes the --working-directory parameter to bash so that bash knows what to set the initial directory to?  I'm trying to debug what's not working with fish (another shell).
[23:16] <frogfoo> mgv1: point firefox to it, i guess
[23:16] <fccf> daveycakes: I will tell you we were on the right track yesterday ... and making sure that it unmounts the data partition of the device is key to making it act correctly have you tried ,,, sudo eject /dev/sr0
[23:16] <kebomix> gparted and ubuntu installer doesn't see my partitions !! , any solution?
[23:16] <daveycakes> fccf: hey buddy :)
[23:16] <mgv1> frogfoo- but it will go to the website
[23:16] <daveycakes> fccf: i just found this, do you think its useful? http://www.greenhughes.com/content/zte-mf627-easy-way
[23:16] <frogfoo> mgv1: did you put ftp:// at the beginning?
[23:16] <sebsebseb> kebomix: What partitions do you have?
[23:18] <fccf> daveycakes: perhaps, however it is for different hardware entirely although the setups for the zte modem is similar
[23:18] <kebomix> sebsebseb: i have 7 partition and 2 of them are recovery and all of them are ntfs
[23:18] <hey`> guys it didn't work.
[23:18] <kebomix> partitions*
[23:18] <hey`> I think I'm going crazy.
[23:19] <hey`> nvidia-xconfig did nothing.
[23:19] <mgv1> frogfoo- ok - will it allow to upload files too?
[23:19] <sebsebseb> kebomix: Why 7? What are they?
[23:19] <frogfoo> mgv1: i don't know
[23:19] <fccf> hey`: as sudo?
[23:19] <hey`> fccf yes.
[23:19] <hey`> as root
[23:19] <hey`> I mean.
 right click and add
[23:19] <fccf> hey`: and restart x
[23:19] <kebomix> sebsebseb: the file manager on live cd read them and access them well
[23:19] <frogfoo> mgv1: i guess not
[23:19] <hey`> well, both, sudo this morning and root now.
[23:19] <jacobian> I mean, there are hardly any options when I right click
[23:19] <jacobian> I get a list of only a tiny number
[23:19] <frogfoo> mgv1: there are some nice console ftp clients but it's been years and years since i used them
[23:19] <hey`> yes fccf, I did my ctrl + alt +backspace
[23:20] <frogfoo> mgv1: ncftp, from memory?
[23:20] <sebsebseb> kebomix: ok 7 partitions is a lot
[23:20] <fccf> hey`: install envyng which will install the right driver, then nvidia-settings ... seems the driver is not installed or available locally
[23:20] <hey`> I wish I could go back and don't do that software update.
[23:20] <sebsebseb> kebomix: you probably don't need all that, tell me about your set up:)
[23:20] <kebomix> sebsebseb: 2 recovery , 1 windows, 2 data , (and 1 for mac and 1 for linux , i will install them ) , it doesn't read partitions since i got my laptop when it was only 3 partitions
[23:20] <mgv1> frogfoo, ive installed gftp gui client
[23:20] <hey`> ok fccf I'm working on that
[23:20] <sebsebseb> kebomix: For Mac hmm your on a Mac?
[23:21] <frogfoo> mgv1: doesnt' that work?
[23:21] <fccf> hey`: how are you going to learn anything if you don't break it once in a while?
[23:21] <mgv1> frogfoo, ive just installed it - i will check it now
[23:21] <kebomix> sebsebseb : no on toshiba A300 laptop , anyway it's not number of partitions problem
[23:22] <hey`> fccf: yep you're right.
[23:22] <hey`> fccf: the package envyng is not found.
[23:22] <sebsebseb> kebomix: When doing the Ubuntu installer if you do manual install do partitions come up?
[23:22] <StaRetji> Hello folks
[23:22] <Tiggers> I so totally wrote a fix for this permissions problem. Woot!
[23:22] <sebsebseb> StaRetji: hi
[23:23] <fccf> hey`: envyng-core and envyng-gtk
[23:23] <hey`> kk
[23:23] <StaRetji> anybody willing to advise me
[23:23] <sebsebseb> !ask | StaRetji
[23:23] <StaRetji> it about network interfaces
[23:23] <sebsebseb> !details |  StaRetji
[23:24] <hey`> fccf: done, both installed.
[23:24] <hey`> should I run envyng?
[23:25] <fccf> hey`: yep ... and install the 180 or whatever drivers are available
[23:25] <StaRetji> OK, I installed ubuntu on usb stick and have set network interfaces in /etc/networking/interfaces. Now, when I plug stick to a different pc then the one I have installed on, my eth0 doesn't work. I have to add eth1. So, question is, where ubuntu stores information about eth0 so that I can erase it, clear it. Thx!
[23:25] <hey`> got it
[23:25] <sebsebseb> StaRetji: Which version of Ubuntu?
[23:26] <StaRetji> 9.04
[23:26] <kebomix> sebsebseb: wait i will upload screenshot
[23:26] <sebsebseb> StaRetji: hmm
[23:26] <StaRetji> auto eth0
[23:26] <sebsebseb> StaRetji: Maybe not so relivant, but 8.10 can run on this computer no problem, on the other one nope
[23:26] <StaRetji> iface eth0 inet dhcp
[23:26] <StaRetji> wont work if I plug stick inside another pc
[23:26] <sebsebseb> StaRetji: I meant the eterhent in 8.10
[23:26] <sebsebseb> ethernet
[23:27] <StaRetji> yep, my eht0 works
[23:27] <fm> do the ubunut 8.10 & 9.04 installer cd's still have a "live-expert" mode ?
[23:27] <sebsebseb> fm: don't think so
[23:27] <StaRetji> but interfaces script fails if I change pc
[23:27] <sebsebseb> fm: ,but if they had it, well it's there still
[23:27] <StaRetji> I have to add eth1 and so on, as many as pc I change :(
[23:28] <StaRetji> I have stick that I carry with me
[23:28] <erUSUL> StaRetji: /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[23:28] <StaRetji> erUSUL
[23:28] <StaRetji> I'm on to it right now
[23:28] <StaRetji> thx
[23:28] <sebsebseb> erUSUL: You again :D  I wasn't sure what to put
[23:28] <erUSUL> StaRetji: there the system makes a map MAC <--> iface
[23:29] <mneptok> StaRetji: the /dev assignment is done by udev. it's automagic.
[23:29] <StaRetji> understood, something like interfaces mac cache
[23:29] <erUSUL> sebsebseb: i sit here waiting for you to get out of ideas ;)
[23:29] <sebsebseb> erUSUL: heh
[23:30] <sebsebseb> erUSUL: well can be useful to work as a team in here with others at times
[23:30] <StaRetji> erUSUL mate
[23:30] <StaRetji> thx so much
[23:30] <erUSUL> StaRetji: no problem
[23:30] <StaRetji> now, I'll add script that will clear this file on boot ;)
[23:30] <mneptok> StaRetji: if you're using DHCP, why not just set the same configuration for eth0 and eth1 in /etc/network/interfaces?
[23:30] <erUSUL> sebsebseb: ;D
[23:30] <StaRetji> mneptok, not sure that I understand what ya mean
[23:31] <StaRetji> I have this inside
[23:31] <erUSUL> StaRetji: i would just clear the file on *shutdown* to avoid races on boot
[23:31] <mneptok> StaRetji: you're using DHCP. dynamic IP configuration. just tell /etc/network/interfaces to use it for both eth0 and eth1
[23:31] <StaRetji> auto eth0
[23:31] <StaRetji> iface eth0 inet dhcp
[23:31] <StaRetji> auto eth1
[23:31] <StaRetji> iface eth1 inet dhcp
[23:31] <FloodBot1> StaRetji: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:31] <StaRetji> auto eth2
[23:31] <mneptok> exactly
[23:31] <StaRetji> iface eth2 inet dhcp
[23:32] <StaRetji> As I change few pcs daily
[23:32] <StaRetji> I would have to add a bunch :D
[23:32] <Guest51480> sebsebseb: screenshots here http://img202.imageshack.us/img202/8015/snapshot1.png  and here http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/4782/snapshot2g.png
[23:32] <mneptok> StaRetji: because use you PCs with more than 2 ethernet interfaces?
[23:32] <libtech> i want to be able to go back and forward in firefox with three-finger multi-touch, two-finger scrolling works but not back and forward in a browser
[23:32] <StaRetji> nope
[23:32] <StaRetji> during one day
[23:32] <StaRetji> i change few pcs
[23:33] <StaRetji> and, if I have eth0 eth1 and eth2 inside interfaces, it will keep record of former 3 nics
[23:35] <Morgansl> hi im trying to put a file into a folder but it says Error moving file: Permission denied. how can i change the permission of the folder?
[23:35] <StaRetji> so the next pc would not bring its nic up. erUSUL helped me with the file that I can manipulate. THX again.
[23:36] <ouam24> un
[23:36] <erUSUL> Morgansl: what folder is this ?
[23:37] <Morgansl> erUSUL: /usr/local/share/AlephOne
[23:37] <sebsebseb> Guest5811: no don't do that
[23:37] <erUSUL> Morgansl: you should do the copy with sudo if you really need to
[23:37] <sebsebseb> Guest5811: don't get it using the whole of your hard disk
[23:37] <sproaty> should I 'fix' this -- http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/8823/screenshotcomputerjanit.png
[23:37] <Morgansl> erUSUL: how would i do that?
[23:38] <erUSUL> Morgansl: sudo cp filename /usr/local/share/AlephOne/
[23:38] <sebsebseb> Guest5811: also if  gparted and manual install and so on, aren't showing your partitions, there is something wrong
[23:39] <sebsebseb> Guest5811: ah messaged the wrong guest
[23:39] <sebsebseb> kebomix1: oh you got a name back ok, see above that was for you
[23:39] <Morgansl> erUSUL: i will try that.
[23:40] <Peddy> For some reason, after the latest updates my recognized mimetypes are messed up. Nautilus wants to open .tar.gz files with gedit, .torrent files with gedit, etc. Is there a way to change them all back?
[23:40] <chowder> when I switch to a VT the prompt looks enormous. How do I fix the font?
[23:41] <mgv1> how can i find the desktop in gftp?
[23:42] <kebomix1> sebsebseb : yeah ,  i'm not going to do it  , there is a recovery partition i paid for :(
[23:42] <sebsebseb> kebomix1: That you paid for?
[23:42] <MrElendig> mgv1: ~/Desktop or similar
[23:42] <MrElendig> chowder: setfont. Also consider using a framebuffer
[23:43] <chowder> MrElendig: thanks
[23:43] <subito> hi, is there something similar to the option DontZap for the tty consoles? (ctrl+alt+F1 etc.)
[23:43] <StaRetji> at erUSUL
[23:43] <MrElendig> subito: yes, man xorg.conf
[23:43] <kebomix1> sebsebseb: yeah , i meant windows vista recovery :D
[23:43] <Morgansl> erUSUL: it says cp: cannot stat `Images.imgA': No such file or directory
[23:43] <puff> Are the repos being hammered or something?
[23:43] <mgv1> MrElendig, Could not change local directory to /Desktop: No such file or directory
[23:43] <StaRetji> works great I made script to be executed at startup to clear file, great. Thx m an
[23:43] <hey`> fccf: now the nvdia drivers are installed.
[23:43] <hey`> but
[23:44] <erUSUL> StaRetji: no problem
[23:44] <puff> I went to watch an mp4 and firefox/ubuntu wanted to download and install gstreamer, but it's taking like ten minutes.
[23:44] <sebsebseb> kebomix1:   Well  those are a bit stupid, because most people don't know how to use them.
[23:44] <hey`> fccf I can't set up an aproppiate screen resolution yet.
[23:44] <MrElendig> mgv1: note the ~ infront
[23:44] <erUSUL> Morgansl: 1) linux is case sensitive 2) you have to be i the same folder as the image you want to copy
[23:44] <fccf> hey`: have you run gksudo nvidia-settings and detected your displays?
[23:44] <Morgansl> erUSUL: ok
[23:44] <subito> MrElendig: tty returns no result for the search
[23:45] <sebsebseb> kebomix1: Also I  guess it will clear out all data and everything
[23:45] <hey`> ermm I run fccf: envying, and let this installed everything.
[23:45] <hey`> but not nvidia-settings again.
[23:45] <Morgansl> erUSUL: i should of thought of that
[23:45] <MrElendig> subito: read it, or learn to search. if you search for Ctrl-Alt you will find it
[23:45] <erUSUL> Morgansl: so for example if the image is in your Desktop first de « cd ~/Desktop »
[23:45] <sebsebseb> kebomix1: Maybe you got some werid hard disk and you need the alternate CD to partition
[23:45] <hey`> envying installed the drivers, then I just come from a restart.
[23:45] <MrElendig> Ctrl+Alt*
[23:45] <kebomix1> sebsebseb: of course :D
[23:45] <MrElendig> it's called DontVTSwitch
[23:45] <fccf> hey`: with nvidia cards . resolution is set from nvidia-settengs
[23:45] <subito> MrElendig: ok thanks
[23:46] <hey`> ok
[23:46] <MrElendig> man -P "less +/virtual terminal" xorg.conf :)
[23:46] <mgv1> MrElendig, i did typed it
[23:46] <kebomix1> sebsebseb: so what to do now ?
[23:47] <sebsebseb> kebomix1: as much as I like  helping with dual boots, and  helping people install Ubuntu,  this is beyound me
[23:47] <MrElendig> actually man -P "less +/\"virtual terminal\"" xorg.conf
[23:47] <kebomix1> sebsebseb: this problem is common on alot of toshiba laptops
[23:47] <sebsebseb> kebomix1: well as I said maybe you got a weird hard drive
[23:48] <sebsebseb> kebomix1:   Lap tops  are usaully the ones that get problems when it comes to Ubuntu,  however usaully it's wireless or sound or both
[23:49] <Guest86014> is there any one here who know ssh and is good with irc servers?
[23:49] <sebsebseb> kebomix1: Even Windows XP can't just be installed into certain hard disks, unless told to use a driver
[23:49] <kebomix1> sebsebseb: yeah , this time it's a bad bug , never faced it before :(
[23:50] <Guest86014> anu one?
[23:50] <Guest86014> nay one?
[23:50] <sebsebseb> kebomix1: Bug? Probably more like, like lack of proper hardware manufacture support
[23:50] <qe2eqe> Guest86014, please, avoid asking questions about your ability to ask a real question. State a problem.
[23:50] <sebsebseb> qe2eqe: interesting reply
[23:50] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[23:50] <Guest86014> i need serviices and a irc server can u help via ssh
[23:51] <hey`> fccf I'm looking how to configure nvidia-settings, but due to the annoying size of the windows right now, it's pretty much difficult :(
[23:51] <Guest86014> can any one help
[23:51] <qe2eqe> sebsebseb, well I was raised not to do questions, stupid or otherwise.
[23:51] <IndyGunFreak> hey`: what do you mean how to configure it?... you mean your resolution?
[23:51] <fccf> hey`: do you have another computer with ubuntu ?
[23:51] <Morgansl> erUSUL: its working
[23:52] <qe2eqe> Guest86014, define services?
[23:52] <hey`> nop, only this laptop.
[23:52] <Guest86014> operserv chan serv ect
[23:52] <stlsaint> Guest86014, what about ssh?
[23:52] <StaRetji> Need help with boot delays http://paste.ubuntu.com/287382/ Thx
[23:52] <kebomix1> i have to go now ,i will post this problem on ubuntu forums
[23:52] <hey`> man.... I'm so stressed lol
[23:52] <dethaddr> hey j bo!!
[23:52] <kebomix1> sebsebseb : thanks for trying to  help :)
[23:52] <sebsebseb> IndyGunFreak: I was thinking of putting heh or something, because of his wording
[23:52] <almostAg33k> go
[23:52] <the_moose_from_c> lol
[23:52] <IndyGunFreak> sebsebseb: lol
[23:52] <Guest86014> i want 2 run my own ircd and im haven ishues im new 2 linux
[23:52] <IndyGunFreak> hey`: well, why can you not set the resolution..
[23:53] <almostAg33k> dethaddr: go
[23:53] <IndyGunFreak> Guest86014: why don't you try google?
[23:53] <Morgansl> erUSUL: how would i bring in a folder?
[23:53] <IndyGunFreak> not really an ubuntu problem
[23:53] <Guest86014> i have but the set up n install is greek 2 me
[23:53] <erUSUL> Morgansl: copy an entire folder ? cp -r
[23:53] <qe2eqe> IndyGunFreak, it could be a problem solvable with ubuntu heuristics, e.g. 'apt-cache search ircd'
[23:54] <sebsebseb> Guest86014: loads of good IRC networks, I don't see why you need to run one
[23:54] <IndyGunFreak> Guest86014: probably all the more reason you don't need to be running one
[23:54] <Merc> oh snap.
[23:54] <I_NEED_IRCD_HELP> im just looking 4 help
[23:54] <Morgansl> erUSUL: Thanks
[23:54] <fccf> hey`: you might look in /etc/X11 for a xorg.conf backup from before it broke ... that might fix you up
[23:55] <sebsebseb> I_NEED_IRCD_HELP: you seem to know what it's called as well
[23:55] <IndyGunFreak> hey`: why can you not adjust your resolution?
[23:55] <I_NEED_IRCD_HELP> yea i was a admin on irc.lowrider.com b4 he started usen a new chat
[23:55] <Peddy> I_NEED_IRCD_HELP, why don't you join #freenode and ask the sysops? I'm sure they'll assist you '-)
[23:55] <I_NEED_IRCD_HELP> i have a website 2
[23:55] <I_NEED_IRCD_HELP> k
[23:56] <Peddy> ;)
[23:56] <Scunizi> there's two common partition cloning program used partimage and (what's the other?)
[23:56] <Merc> I have a website, too!
[23:56] <Merc> website buddies!
[23:56] <Peddy> gparted?
[23:56] <hey`> ok fccf I'll look for it.
[23:56] <hey`> thank you very much fccf, thanks for your patience helping me.
[23:56] <hey`> indygunfreak it's almost imposible, windows are too big.
[23:56] <IndyGunFreak> Scunizi: i think clonezilla
[23:56] <Merc> ubuntu!
[23:56] <durt> !gparted
[23:56] <Scunizi> IndyGunFreak: that's it!  Thanks :)
[23:56] <sebsebseb> Merc: Do you have a support question?
[23:56] <fccf> hey`: checks can be sent to my manager LOL
[23:57] <IndyGunFreak> hey`: whats your current resolution?
[23:57] <qe2eqe> StaRetji, it sure seems like you're having an issue with your i915 driver
[23:57] <StaRetji> yep, but i915 is not the driver
[23:57] <hey`> hehehe fccf, I'm about to kiss you.
[23:58] <qe2eqe> StaRetji, if you don't need drm (direct rendering management?) - wait wuh?
[23:58] <hey`> indygunfreak 640x400
[23:58] <fccf> hey`: did it work?
[23:58] <StaRetji> I have intel 950gma and in xorg.conf is set to intel
[23:58] <n-iCe> hi
[23:58] <sebsebseb> n-iCe: hi
[23:58] <n-iCe> sebsebseb: :))
[23:58] <hey`> I'm still looking
[23:58] <hey`> apparently there are variouls xorg.conf
[23:59] <StaRetji> if I put that section instead of "intel" to "i915" it wont bring up X
[23:59] <sebsebseb> StaRetji: 9.04 has Intel issues
[23:59] <Penta> it is posible somehow to install GnuWorld on Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[23:59] <erUSUL> Scunizi: clonezilla ?
[23:59] <sebsebseb> !intel
[23:59] <qe2eqe> StaRetji, well, you can probably safely comment out your xorg,conf stuff, ubuntu does it automagically.
[23:59] <Morgansl1> erUSUL: how would i add a folder that has a space in the name?
[23:59] <sebsebseb> Penta: Not hard of that one, but there's Abiword
[23:59] <sebsebseb> heard above
[23:59] <IndyGunFreak> hey`: if you temporarily move your panels to the sides(one on each side).. .and open up nvidia settings, will that give you enough room?
[23:59] <fccf> hey`: find one from before your upgrade and rename it to xorg.conf and restart X