[00:00] <histo> [manas]: Places > Network > Machine name
[00:00] <histo> [manas]: is that what you are looking for?
[00:00] <Devourer> I installed a new graphics card, but nothing shows up on my monitor. When I plug my monitor into the integrated graphics everything works fine, how can I get my graphics card to work?
[00:00] <[manas]> histo, im trying to coonect from outisde a network
[00:01] <histo> Devourer: you may have to boot to the bios and change the settings for which video card to use onboard or the new one.
[00:01] <histo> [manas]: hrm...
[00:01] <chai> im looking for a softap program but cant find any. im on hardy, and do have two wireless interfaces
[00:01] <CSUwipeou> ive been looking into my problem of send mail being slow and I think it is my dns server as i am using public 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2 will installing a dns server locally on a dynamic ip help my sendmail problem at all
[00:01] <robuntu> !sa
[00:02] <angelus> is there a way to disable closing of an application?? i need my thunderbird to stay open all the time .... and i keep on accidentally closing it ...
[00:02] <histo> [manas]: let me check some things
[00:02] <Devourer> histo: Thanks.
[00:02] <fccf> [manas]: smb://ip/yourfiles
[00:02] <Devourer> histo: I'll try that now. Brb.
[00:02] <[manas]> histo, i got it its works fine in home network but for exp. if i will need to connect from work what i need to write it not gonna work whit
[00:03] <igloo42> CHEESE
[00:03] <chai> anyone know a softap application?
[00:03] <igloo42> yup
[00:03] <[manas]> fccf, its gonna work in windows?
[00:03] <igloo42> god one called cheesoid
[00:03] <DogJaw> >	if my ext hd is not connected when my ubuntu starts up, it should still automatically recognize it when i connect it via usb right?
[00:03] <histo> [manas]: you can enable it. I believe it may be blocking the external requests with iptables
[00:04] <fccf> gotta go .. sorry ... just a tip .... you will not be able to access samba shares from a browser (explorer yes, iexplore no)
[00:04] <[manas]> histo, so ftp would be more easy?
[00:05] <fccf> [manas] ssh is easiest ... use filezilla in windows to access scp over ssh
[00:05] <jeeves_Moss> is there a good time line making program in the repo?
[00:05] <[manas]> fccf, but if i need to download something
[00:06] <[manas]> fccf, i just need to give some stuff to my friend and it to big to send whit mail
[00:06] <histo> [manas]: You can do remote sharing hold up i'm reading stuff
[00:07] <fccf> [manas]: use dropload.com
[00:07] <[manas]> fccf, dont want to use this sites
[00:07] <coz_> [manas],  have you thought of opening a dropbox account...it is free with 2gig storage
[00:07] <Alexel> hello all
[00:07] <coz_> [manas],  I just go there so I dont know ecactly waht you are doing
[00:08] <coz_> [manas],  if it is 30 mets or below  you can upload to speedyshare.com
[00:08] <coz_> [manas],   I meant  30megs
[00:08] <[manas]> coz_, it some privete files i dont want whem to drop anywhere
[00:09] <fccf> [manas]: unlimited file sending up to 2gb at yousendit.com
[00:09] <Alexel>  someone can help me pls ?:  ./msg bot|shellium addvouch youraccountname alexel
[00:09] <assmonger> hey guys... is there a good document explaining how to set up Heartbeat? the documentation on the website is pretty lacking. I'm running Ubuntu-8.04
[00:09] <coz_> [manas],  well neither dropbox or speedyshare witll drop them anywhere execpt where you want them to go
[00:09] <coz_> [manas],  dropbox is a free service for your files for backup or sharing
[00:09] <[manas]> coz_, i just wanted craete server so he can download whem from me
[00:10] <coz_> [manas],  also there is ubuntu one which is similar but not as reliable right now nor as simple to use as dropbox
[00:10] <coz_> [manas],  then dropbox is the alternative to creating a server
[00:10] <[manas]> coz_, let me read about it one sec
[00:10] <fccf> [manas]: install apache2 ... put your files in /var/www and he can download them at http://yourlocalip/filename
[00:11] <coz_> [manas],  I use dropbox frequently with no ill effects  :)
[00:11] <[manas]> fccf, but it not gonna work whit samba?
[00:11] <coz_> [manas],  I also use it for compiz downloads to the public
[00:12] <nix-idioteque> what's up nerds?!
[00:12] <histo> [manas]: its not really secure to use samba that way just FYI
[00:12] <coz_> nix-idioteque,  nerdy stuff?
[00:12] <FireCrotch> nix-idioteque: The proper term is "geeks", FYI
[00:12] <histo> [manas]: I would recomend using VPN or SFTP or something similar
[00:12] <[manas]> histo, but apache too anyone can download
[00:12] <coz_> nix-idioteque,  oh yeah  "geeky stuff"
[00:12] <coz_> ")
[00:12] <nix-idioteque> FireCrotch: Sure thing GingerBush!
[00:13] <[manas]> histo, which one is more easy configure?
[00:13] <nix-idioteque> coz_: as expected, heh
[00:13] <coz_> nix-idioteque,   :)
[00:13] <assmonger> coz_: dropbox rules.
[00:13] <PoOluUx> hi is there a spanish ubuntu channel where i can go ???
[00:13] <coz_> assmonger,  it does indeed :)
[00:14] <histo> [manas]: sftp
[00:14] <nix-idioteque> rgreening: rogers!
[00:14] <coz_> ubuntu-es   ?
[00:14] <PoOluUx> no
[00:14] <PoOluUx> doesn't exist
[00:14] <[manas]> histo, i want to do something so not anyone can access it u need lof and pass
[00:14] <assmonger> coz_: i work there ;-)
[00:14] <coz_> PoOluUx,  mm let me check
[00:14] <histo> !sftp | [manas]
[00:14] <bastid_raZor> PoOluUx: #ubuntu-es does exist. i just connected
[00:14] <PoOluUx> ok
[00:14] <PoOluUx> i'm go see
[00:14] <coz_> assmonger,  oh?  cool  :)  I forgot to send in for the free 50 megs when I got the email :(
[00:15] <PoOluUx> tank you
[00:15] <coz_> assmonger,   what is your role there?
[00:15] <assmonger> coz_: backend architecture
[00:16] <[manas]> !scp
[00:16] <coz_> assmonger,  cool...tell them I need 50 megs inorder to keep up woth compiz downloads  lol
[00:16] <coz_> assmonger,   I mean 50 gigs
[00:16] <[manas]> histo, but it true network
[00:16] <coz_> lol
[00:16] <histo> [manas]: i'm trying to find you the wiki page for sftp
[00:16] <erudio> Hi all, I need help with installing Ubuntu 9.10 into a Desktop that has an Nvidia 6800 Graphics card.
[00:17] <coz_> assmonger,  jus kidding  :)
[00:17] <bazhang> erudio, #ubuntu+1 for karmic support
[00:17] <erudio> Thank you bazhang
[00:17] <erudio> :-)
[00:18] <coz_> be right back
[00:18] <histo> [manas]: if you have ssh installed then you can use sftp to connect to the box
[00:19] <histo> [manas]: There are many windows clients that will work for it. putty winscp etc..
[00:19] <spz> hi
[00:20] <malcolm_> hi
[00:20] <hattybin> hello
[00:20] <spz> got a harddisk problem: http://de.pastebin.ca/1605509
[00:20] <DogJaw> #uf
[00:20] <coz_> assmonger, tell the guys at dropbox it is a lifesaver  and a definite alternative to setting up a server
[00:21] <spz> how do I change values of partitions? what values are available and which ones are correct?
[00:21] <malcolm_> wel
[00:21] <[manas]> histo, i got ssh but this sftp doesnt look so easy to use
[00:21] <Guest20052> Hi
[00:23] <hattybin> I installed windbind as my local account then joined my ad domain.  I did deluser username as a different user and it left it as a 'phantom' account like LOCALSERVER\hatty that I can't remove... any ideas?
[00:24] <spz> anyone knows how to use gpart correctly?
[00:25] <Evelina> How do I get the cat command to get more than one file using a wildcard in a bash script?? I want something like this: cat filename_*.txt where files like filename_x.txt filename_y.txt etc will be used by cat.
[00:26] <spz> Evelina: cat * works fine here
[00:29] <spz> I want to repair my partition table with gpart, but how can I make sure, the values are correct?
[00:31] <malcolm_> hi
[00:31] <MenZa> hello, malcolm_
[00:32] <malcolm_> any one know any good fps games for ubuntu not cube 2 or nexuis
[00:33] <malcolm_> does any one talk here
[00:34] <MenZa> malcolm_: generally, we get so much traffic we can't keep up.
[00:34] <MenZa> !games | malcolm_
[00:34] <coz_> malcolm_,  wow actually I have run  doom on linux
[00:34] <jonLappy> How do I downgrade my kernel version? 2.6.31 introduced a bug that disabled my mouse.
[00:35] <MenZa> jonLappy: You should still have your old kernel lying around in your Grub menu when you boot.
[00:35] <eolo999> aaaa
[00:35] <bobbob1016> If I install mdadm, to setup a softraid, how do I distinguish which drive is which if/when I need to replace them?
[00:36] <coz_> jonLappy,  yeah it should still be there unless you autoremoved it  or  you can look here   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=261289
[00:36] <jonLappy> MenZa: how can I get to the grub menu? I no longer see it when I boot
[00:36] <splat_> Can I say?That I thoroughly hate operating systems originally designed for crap as smart as washing machines..
[00:36] <MenZa> jonLappy: you should have the option to press esc to view it. have a look at your /boot/grub/menu.lst though - be careful when editing, though.
[00:36] <NilBud> Evening folks.
[00:36] <MenZa> splat_: Not in here, no - that would be offtopic :)
[00:36] <losha> Evelina: echo filename_*.txt will show you how the shell expansion
[00:37] <jonLappy> MenZa: nope, I never get that option.
[00:37] <splat_> but it isn't offtopic...
[00:37] <MenZa> jonLappy: hmm, there should be an option in /boot/grub/menu.lst to enable it.
[00:37] <bazhang> splat_, please take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:37] <MenZa> splat_: Yes, yes it is. This channel is strictly for support, not for sharing opinions. Try #ubuntu-offtopic.
[00:37] <Here4TheGear> Hi, I'm using ubuntu server and looking to install pecl_http for php, but, the only thing that I can see on this is sudo pecl install pecl_http which is actually returning a fail due to not finding phpize (which I can't find either
[00:37] <bobbob1016> MenZa, He is trying to start a flame-war, incase you missed it.
[00:37] <TheRealmezquital> !ot | splat_
[00:37] <jonLappy> MenZa: got it, thank you. I will see how it goes as my last kernel was apparent still 2.6.31 but it was -11 and the newer one was -12
[00:38] <i_am_null> can anyone confirm that pidgin and yahoo are not working? or is it just me, I can't connect to yahoo.
[00:38] <MenZa> jonLappy: you never mentioned you were on karmic. try #ubuntu+1 - karmic has grub2, which works very differently from grub legacy.
[00:38] <MenZa> jonLappy: (.31 is only karmic, iirc.)
[00:38] <TheRealmezquital> Menza dont feed the trolls
[00:38] <mnaines> i_am_null: You need to go to www.pidgin.im and update the PPA keys
[00:38] <Here4TheGear> i_am_null: which version of pidg are you using?
[00:38] <jonLappy> MenZa: oh, I apologize. Wasn't thinking.  =\
[00:38] <NilBud> i_am_null: Do you have the newest build of pidg?
[00:38] <i_am_null> Pidgin 2.5.5
[00:39] <MenZa> jonLappy: Heh, that's ok. Just, /boot/grub/menu.lst doesn't exist in Grub2. Ask the #ubuntu+1 people, they'll know what to do :)
[00:39] <i_am_null> should be the latest from the repo that I am using
[00:39] <mnaines> i_am_null: That's not the newest version of pidgin
[00:39] <Here4TheGear> i_am_null.. 2.6.2 is out, and fixes that issue..
[00:39]  * Here4TheGear had the same issue
[00:39] <splat_> Upstream fixes....
[00:39] <i_am_null> how do i get the latest version?
[00:39] <Here4TheGear> pidgin.im
[00:40] <mnaines> i_am_null: To update to version 2.6.2 you need to go to www.pidgin.im, copy and past the PPA keys into terminal, then go into the repo and click upgrade
[00:40] <splat_> How do you not get new bugs in?
[00:40] <i_am_null> ok thank you
[00:40] <jonLappy> MenZa: mouse still doesn't work. Thanks anyways, moving to #ubuntu+1
[00:40] <MenZa> jonLappy: Good luck!
[00:40] <Here4TheGear> any thoughts on how I can figure out what the heck phpize is supposed to be a package of?
[00:40] <jonLappy> MenZa: thank you
[00:41] <foundry87> I noticed that the theme Glossy was removed from Jaunty, I was wondering where I could find a copy of it?
[00:41] <losha> splat_: you do this thing called 'regression testing': you test the software to see if it has 'regressed' after you patch it. At least, that's the theory....
[00:41] <splat_> My webcam used to work before, after update, I lost it, AND my USB reverted to 1.2mbit!!!
[00:42] <losha> splat_: ah, very good, an excellent example of a regression...
[00:42] <robuntu> I'm trying to install ndiswrapper, and when I give the make command I get this; http://pastebin.com/m11863134
[00:42] <MenZa> robuntu: Why are you compiling it?
[00:42] <splat_> I reinstalled EVERtyhing, updates came in, and everything got broken again!
[00:42] <Here4TheGear> Oh I hope I didn't just do something stupid
[00:42] <losha> splat_: which os version, btw?
[00:42] <MenZa> robuntu: ndiswrapper is in the repositories.
[00:42] <jonLappy> I just did an update on my computer (karmic) and my mouse stopped working. Looking on line several other people have my issue but I see no fix for it. Anyone have any ideas?
[00:43] <bazhang> jonLappy, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[00:43] <bobbob1016> jonLappy, Ask in #ubuntu+1
[00:43] <MenZa> jonLappy: #ubuntu+1 is the only place we can offer Karmic support until it's out.
[00:43] <jonLappy> ffs, wrong channel focus. sorry!
[00:43] <MenZa> hehehe
[00:43] <robuntu> menza thanks
[00:43] <splat_> Is there any way to force some shit to not be updated? NO? Dependancies break everything!
[00:43] <jonLappy> I apologise. :P
[00:43] <MenZa> splat_: Language.
[00:44] <splat_> Gee, a word.... You touchy fucks... I'm angry, I wish I coul'd pay someone to fix my problems
[00:44] <Evelina> losha: Yes, I did a stupid misstake. You are right, the wildcard will work as expected.
[00:45] <CaffeineRush> How do I mass-install fonts in Jaunty?
[00:45] <losha> Evelina: well, now you know how to debug them, so that's progress...
[00:45] <Here4TheGear> I just ran sudo aptitude install dh-make-php :: over a server that's already been configured with LAMP , I hope I didn't just break something.. lol
[00:45] <MenZa> CaffeineRush: Filetype?
[00:45] <CaffeineRush> MenZa: Various.
[00:45] <MenZa> CaffeineRush: /usr/share/fonts/ if you want them system-wide, ~/.fonts for local user fonts.
[00:45] <CaffeineRush> MenZa: Not just TT
[00:45] <MenZa> alright
[00:45] <boondoklife> splat_: You can lock the version installed in the package manager
[00:46] <bobbob1016> boondoklife, He was somewhat-trolling, had an actual issue, but was asking for help by insulting everything.
[00:46] <CaffeineRush> MenZa: Looks like I have TrueType, ClearType, and OpenType fonts
[00:47] <CaffeineRush> That I want to install, anyway
[00:47] <MenZa> CaffeineRush: It shouldn't matter. Personally I like to sort them, e.g. .ttf goes into /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ etc.
[00:47] <boondoklife> bobbob1016: ahh got ya =P gotta love those people
[00:47] <CaffeineRush> MenZa: Oh, so I can just dump them into the systemwide font folder? I should note they're already (for the most part) organized
[00:47] <losha> bobbob1016: sometimes I think anger management classes should be required in school...
[00:47] <bobbob1016> boondoklife, We can kick them from the channel, too bad not in real-life.
[00:48] <boondoklife> heh
[00:48] <bazhang> lets get back on topic please
[00:48] <CaffeineRush> Ok time to give this a shot...
[00:49] <infid> i'm constantly forgetting to type 'sudo' before a lot of commands that need it, is there a trick to get you to remember or to automatically run sudo on commands you're running on files that need sudo access?
[00:49] <angelus> is there a way i can make it so that if i click the top right corner of the touchpad send a right click ???
[00:49] <i_am_null> k, i ugraded pidgin and still can't connect to yahoo
[00:49] <ubunter> oh my onboard ethernet, have some one solved problem with via-rhine ?
[00:49] <Evelina> losha: Yes, echo always output data in Temrinal?
[00:50] <foundry87> I noticed that the theme Glossy was removed from Jaunty, I was wondering where I could find a copy of it?
[00:50] <eolo999> srfger
[00:50] <a> can anyone tell me how to install software on wine? please?
[00:50] <CaffeineRush> Just checking, .fon files work in ubuntu right?
[00:50] <i_am_null> I can ping cn.scs.msg.yahoo.com
[00:50] <i_am_null> but pidgin just sits there
[00:50] <losha> Evelina: yes, use it to check out wildcard expansions before you execute the real command, or use it in shell scripts to write stuff to the user so you/they can see what's going on
[00:51] <CaffeineRush> a: wine [file]
[00:51] <CaffeineRush> In terminal
[00:51] <CaffeineRush> a: Wine should also just load exes by default too
[00:52] <a> i'm getting an error when I try to load msn messenger
[00:52] <LjL> a: just run the relvant exe.
[00:52] <CatCheeto> infid: The only thing I know is to use aliases. But sudo is there for a reason, I recommend not shortcutting it
[00:52] <losha> CaffeineRush: I don't think wine should start doing too many things 'by default', and particularly not loading executables....
[00:53] <a> it says unable to find default bottle
[00:54] <losha> a: sounds like crossover office. Check the docs...
[00:54] <vraa> how do i terminate a zombie process?
[00:54] <vraa> is that something i should be worried about?
[00:54] <CatCheeto> a: You might night to right click and choose "Open with wine"
[00:54] <infid> CatCheeto but i cant stand opening a file in vim, making a lot of edits, then going to save the file and it telling me 'permission denied' because i forgot to run sudo
[00:55] <CaffeineRush> losha: I have wine set to load .exe files by default, I don't see what's so bad about that. I mean, I'm not going to run around running random files I got off of the web...
[00:55] <infid> what'd be better is a daemon that monitors what files i'm tryin to access and if i dont have permission it runs sudo on the command automatically
[00:55] <losha> vraa: it depends. A process becomes a zombie because it's waiting for its parent to notice that it has died. To kill it, you usually also need to find and kill the parent, using e.g. ps axf
[00:56] <i_am_null> can anyone please confirm to me that yahoo is working with pidgin?
[00:56] <losha> infid: when that happens to me, I just save the file as /tmp/t and then copy it to the right place using sudo. Don't lose much time that way...
[00:57] <DarkMasterHalo> i_am_null: Yes it works with Yahoo.  A bit of searching even on yahoo about pidgin would have worked too :P http://www.pidgin.im/
[00:57] <infid> losha i guess that would have to do
[00:58] <losha> CaffeineRush: I suppose so. I find wine a bit scary, security-wise...
[00:58] <CatCheeto> infid: Not sure of any daemons to do that. Even with aliases you would have to remember to use something other then the correct command, like svim or something, so probably not the best idea for you
[00:58] <i_am_null> yeah, i know it "works" but its not working right now
[00:58] <Evelina> losha: Ok, actually I use to have echo's in my bash scripts just to see what the lines will output.
[00:58] <i_am_null> and given the track record pidgin has with yahoo, i'd like to know if anyone else can't connect
[00:58] <losha> infid: safer and easier than running a daemon, particularly one which grants sudo...
[00:58] <CaffeineRush> losha: I understand your POV :)
[00:59] <Evelina> How do I get a bash script to run three different bash scripts one by one and not execute bash script two and thre until the one before has finnished?
[00:59] <vraa> thank you losha
[00:59] <i_am_null> trying to figure out if its on my end, or if yahoo/pidgin or something is screwed up right now
[00:59] <DarkMasterHalo> i_am_null: Ah, then I can't answer you, I don't have an account on Yahoo :P
[01:00] <CatCheeto> i_am_null: Pidgin seems to be connected to yahoo
[01:00] <Evelina> Like having: ./bash_script1 on one line, ./bash_script2 one the next line etc. Then execute bash script two after the first one has finnished.
[01:00] <i_am_null> thanks, CatCheeto
[01:00] <losha> Evelina: just call them from a fourth script, in order, one after the other, as though you were typing them into a terminal...
[01:01] <losha> CaffeineRush: :-)
[01:01] <_Techie_> is it possible to run openssh-server and apache on the same port?
[01:01] <lstarnes> _Techie_: two services cannot use the same port
[01:01] <Serla> Question: Is it possible to make Ubuntu Upper and Lower Panels to be better viewed if orientation is set left and right, instead of top and bottom?
[01:01] <_Techie_> ls
[01:02] <Evelina> losha: Ok, but the new bash scriopt won't execute them at the same time? The second bash script won't start before the first one has completed it's taks?
[01:02] <Evelina> *script
[01:02] <losha> _Techie_: in general, only one service per port. Not only that, but there are conventions on which service use which port. Generally, apache runs on 80, and ssh runs on 22. You can change that, as it's only a convention, but it's a good convention...
[01:03] <_Techie_> losha- i need to run my ssh on port 443 but wouldnt like to lose the ability to have https
[01:04] <DarkMasterHalo> _Techie_: Not only that if you change the port 80 for Apache, you will have to tell your client to connect on which ports as browser uses the port 80 (HTTP)
[01:04] <CatCheeto> _Techie_: Why do you need it on port 443?
[01:04] <DarkMasterHalo> _Techie_: Let me guess, your port22 is blocked by your ISP ?
[01:04] <_Techie_> DarkMasterHalo- not by my ISP, just a restrictive proxy
[01:05] <_Techie_> DarkMasterHalo- it only allows HTTP requests through and HTTPS on port 443
[01:05] <losha> Evelina: bash scripts generally execute in order, one line at a time, proceeding as each line completes. Anything else would be chaos, though you can arrange other orderings if you need to, but by default, it works just like if you'd typed it in a terminal (the terminal runs bash too, it's just 'interactive' i.e. not running from a file)
[01:05] <canthus13> _Techie_: So... you are running a website that requires SSL behind that restrictive proxy?
[01:05] <losha> _Techie_: ssl, or ssh? Not the same thing at all...
[01:06] <_Techie_> canthus13- no, the website with ssl is connected directly to the internet, i am the person behind the proxy
[01:06] <rjonesx1> sorry for the noob question --- I have extracted a new icon set to /home/{username}/.icons/newiconset  --- now how do I install it?
[01:06] <canthus13> _Techie_: Ok. Then no problem. you should be fine accepting ssh connections on port 443.
[01:06] <Dunas> Hrm.
[01:06] <boondoklife> _techie_: You can have it still work, but you would need to put the other port after the url (https://site:PORTNUMBER)
[01:06] <_Techie_> losha- however you can tunnel ssh through ssl which is what i have set up, but i need the ssh server to be on port 443 or it tries to ssl on port 22
[01:07] <foundry87> rjonesx1: The easiest way to install themes is to simply drag the archive into the theme manager
[01:07]  * rjonesx1 cant find the theme manager :-(
[01:07] <canthus13> _Techie_: the return port whenyou access a secure site isn't going to be port 443. it's going to be some random port above 1024.
[01:07] <infid> how do you install pdo for php in ubuntu?
[01:07] <CatCheeto> rjonesx1: Open system->prefs->appearence
[01:07] <_Techie_> boondoklife- read up, im behind a restrictive proxy that only allows HTTPS on port 443
[01:07] <infid> i dont see an apt package
[01:07] <rjonesx1> thx catcheeto, ill give that a shot.
[01:07] <mnaines> I got a question for the adults in here...Would you raise your kids on Linux or Windows?
[01:08] <canthus13> mnaines: I raise my kids on Linux for everything but games.
[01:08] <kilo> Hey all!  really Really new to Ubuntu (9.04) here... I was trying to perma-mount a network drive using cifs and I've modified fstab and all, but when I reboot, nothing pops up on the desktop. If I pop a "sudo mount -a" everytime I logon, it pops up just fine... any ideas?
[01:08] <infid> mnaines linux if i wanted them to be smart or not but me into fixing their spyware issues
[01:08] <CatCheeto> mnaines: Mine are learning both. Linux for personal use, windows for school
[01:08] <DarkMasterHalo> mnaines: On many system as possible.
[01:08] <losha> _Techie_: too complicated for my tiny brain...
[01:08] <rjonesx1> catcheeto: Huzzah!
[01:08] <kilo> hehe
[01:08] <_Techie_> losha- i did find a program, but im havign trouble installing it
[01:08] <canthus13> _Techie_: Anyway, just try it. the worst that can happen is failure.
[01:09] <Gummi> mnaines: how would I be able to raise it upon windows in the first place?
[01:09] <CatCheeto> rjonesx1: Woot! I just installed icons yesterday myself, lol
[01:09] <losha> mnaines: I'm with DarkMasterHalo. As many as possible. Teach them a foreign language or two from age 2 as well while it's still effortless for them....
[01:09] <mnaines> Next question...Should they learn on the GUI or CLI?
[01:09] <canthus13> mnaines: Both.
[01:10] <DarkMasterHalo> mnaines: Both, I say, give them the choice to choose what they want :P
[01:10] <CatCheeto> mnaines: Again, both
[01:10] <Gummi> mnaines: GUI, but be able to use cli
[01:10] <kilo> Anyone have any idea about network mounts? I'm stumped   :P
[01:10] <canthus13> kilo: NFS or Samba?
[01:10] <kilo> samba
[01:10] <DarkMasterHalo> Of course, don't let them go around with the CLI, when they find there is a GUI they will only use it :P
[01:10] <Gummi> -.- NFS rules
[01:10] <canthus13> kilo: No idea. Samba annoys me.
[01:10] <mnaines> I got one of those fish magnet things for cars that says Linux...Sadly, I get a bunch of mean looks and one-finger salutes when people pass me
[01:11] <{PS}Fableflame> Did yahoo messenger change it's server again?
[01:11] <kilo> lol, I just did what the pretty online tutorials showed me in the pictures
[01:11] <{PS}Fableflame> Because Pidgin isn't connecting to Yahoo
[01:11] <canthus13> {PS}Fableflame: About 2 or 3 months ago....
[01:11] <canthus13> Hmm.
[01:11] <foundry87> I noticed that the theme Glossy was removed from Jaunty, I was wondering where I could find a copy of it?
[01:11] <DarkMasterHalo> {PS}Fableflame: Well, there was a guy asking if Pidgin could connect to Yahoo.
[01:11] <{PS}Fableflame> It's connecting to AIM fine, but not yahoo
[01:11]  * canthus13 checks empathy.
[01:11] <mnaines> Yeah...I also want to know where I can download more themes for Jaunty
[01:11] <Gummi> mnaines: probably because you are ruining the car with a fish sticker, fish = fail
[01:12] <kilo> So NFS can perma mount a drive on a windows network to a jaunty box
[01:12] <mrwes> !eye candy
[01:12] <kilo> ?
[01:12] <Othman> use art manager
[01:12] <DarkMasterHalo> foundry87: Try this website, http://www.gnome-look.org/
[01:12] <CatCheeto> {PS}Fableflame: Yahoo is connecting on port 5050
[01:12] <losha> mnaines: that's not because of linux. It's because of the fish. And you wanna avoid those people. They're unstable...
[01:12] <_Techie_> is anyone able to compile this into a .deb for me? http://www.pond-weed.com/multiplex/mplex-0.9.3.tar.gz
[01:12] <DarkMasterHalo> Well owned by ubottu
[01:12] <canthus13> kilo: NFS? No.
[01:12] <kilo> LOL
[01:12] <{PS}Fableflame> My port is set to 5050
[01:13] <canthus13> kilo: If you're stuck using Samba, check the forums. There are tons of guides.
[01:13] <mrwes> _Techie_, why can't you?
[01:13] <{PS}Fableflame> I have "cn.scs.msg.yahoo.com" as the page server
[01:13] <kilo> I'm not stuck using samba
[01:13] <foundry87> DarkMasterHalo: I checked that site but the term "glossy" returns many results.
[01:13] <kilo> this is a totally new build
[01:13] <_Techie_> mrwes- i cant seem to get make to work properly
[01:13] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: You can use Webmin to configure samba
[01:13] <CatCheeto> {PS}Fableflame: scs.msg.yahoo.com
[01:13] <eric1> anyone available to try a question about SiS graphics on 9.04?
[01:13] <canthus13> kilo: Ah. I abandoned samba a long time ago for NFS.
[01:13] <canthus13> kilo: But I have no windows boxes.
[01:14] <kilo> I guess the problem isn't the mounting itself... I can get the drive to show up
[01:14] <{PS}Fableflame> CatCheeto: Thanks, that fixed it
[01:14] <canthus13> kilo: Just wondering how to put it in fstab?
[01:14] <kilo> it's that I hafta go in everytime to the terminal to pop "sudo mount -a"
[01:14] <kilo> no no
[01:14] <losha> _Techie_: can't you just install mjpegtools?
[01:14] <kilo> it's in fstab
[01:14] <kilo> that's the wierd part
[01:14] <kilo> it just doesn't start on reboot
[01:14] <canthus13> kilo: check your logs and see if you can find where it fails.
[01:14] <_Techie_> losha- different type of multiplex
[01:15] <kilo> err, start = mount
[01:15] <_Techie_> losha- http://www.pond-weed.com/multiplex/
[01:15] <Guest23229> hi, i need to compile the gspca module but i get an error. Which is the right chan. to ask for help?
[01:15] <canthus13> kilo: dmesg | grep mount
[01:15] <canthus13> kilo: Then pastebin it.
[01:15] <CatCheeto> Doesn't sudo mount -a just mount everything in the fstab, aka everything that should load on reboot?
[01:15] <mnaines> Thanks for the theme webpage, guys...Found some desktop wallpaper I like
[01:15] <DarkMasterHalo> foundry87: Well, I guess you will have to go through the search results as I don't know what it looks like :P
[01:15] <mrwes> CatCheeto, yes
[01:16] <kr1s> did someone used the gspca drivers?
[01:16] <kilo> ya, that's my point... it should totally be loading
[01:16] <RPG_Master> Can anyone here help me with remote desktop sharing?
[01:16] <CatCheeto> mrwes: K, thanks. A bit new myself. Seemed like that was the general idea of it... lol
[01:16] <kilo> so I dunno what's up
[01:16] <kilo> ah well.
[01:16] <canthus13> kilo: pastebin the results of dmesg | grep mount
[01:16] <Othman> can associate an extension to automaticamy open with a wine software
[01:16] <Othman> e g :I want to read my pdf in acrobat reader
[01:16] <mrwes> canthus13, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/mount-network-file-systems-nfssamba-in-ubuntu.html
[01:16] <canthus13> kilo: Might be something there to tell you why.
[01:16] <RPG_Master> Anyone?
[01:16] <losha> kilo: it's usually because networking is slow to come up, so when the fstab executes, networking isn't ready, and the mount fails...
[01:17] <canthus13> mrwes: :) Thanks. My mounts are fine.
[01:17] <mrwes> k
[01:17] <kilo> I might need a little help translating that... just installed ubuntu this morning
[01:17] <kilo> lol
[01:17] <canthus13> kilo: is this machine on wireless?
[01:17] <losha> _Techie_: build it and .deb it yourself. I'll step you through it if you want...
 kilo: Just wondering how to put it in fstab? < -- that you?
[01:17] <kilo> nope
[01:17] <canthus13> mrwes: Heh. I was asking him. :)
[01:17] <mrwes> ahh...Duh :)
[01:17] <_Techie_> losha shall we pm?
[01:18] <losha> !who | kilo
[01:18] <canthus13> mrwes: Hrm. Still, I think losha is on the right track.
[01:18] <canthus13> err.
[01:18] <kilo> oh, I gedited it through the terminal after loging in as root
[01:18] <mnaines> kilo: You're that new to Linux?
[01:18] <canthus13> kilo: I think losha is on the right track.  It's a timing thing.  maybe samba isn't up and running before the mount.
[01:18] <VivaVista> hello people
[01:19] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: Wait, if the problem is mounting network volume, you can put the command to mount your NFS volume in the file /etc/rc.local
[01:19] <mrwes> kilo, are you using the __netdev option in the mount ?
[01:19] <canthus13> kilo: If you can paste the results of dmesg | grep mount  Then we might be able to find out.
[01:19] <canthus13> DarkMasterHalo: he's using Samba.
[01:19] <DarkMasterHalo> canthus13: Nevermind ....
[01:19] <kilo> ya mnaines... sorry... am I totally marring the face of ubuntu?  XD
[01:19] <losha> kilo: has to be the timing. If it was bad syntax, sudo mount -a wouldn't work...
[01:20] <losha> _Techie_: no pm, either we do it in public or we don't do it at all...
[01:20] <losha> !pm
[01:20] <VivaVista> Ubuntu is not letting me connect to my WiFi Network, Its using the Broadcom Wireless driver,  I keeps asking for the wep key and I enter it but it never connects. Any help?
[01:20] <mnaines> kilo: Nah...I'm a newbie myself...
[01:20] <kilo> ok, how do I access dmesg?  XD
[01:20] <LuisJa> something really wrong with amarok: it crash instantly after trying to use it, here is the bug report: http://pastebin.ca/1605629 i need to hear my electro!!!!
[01:20] <canthus13> VivaVista: Wrong broadcomm driver, prolly.
[01:20] <LuisJa> something really wrong with amarok: it crash instantly after trying to use it, here is the bug report: http://pastebin.ca/1605629 i need to hear my electro!!!!
[01:20] <suman> if i am trying to find a file "firefox(.+)bin" using the find tool, how do i do it??
[01:20] <kilo> and couldn't I just switch to NFS this early in the game?
[01:20] <VivaVista> Well there were only 2 offered in the restricted drivers list
[01:21] <canthus13> VivaVista: You might need to use ndiswrapper to install the correct one.
[01:21] <VivaVista> Sorry, I'm very new to Ubuntu so I am not sure what to do
[01:21] <VivaVista> ok
[01:21] <canthus13> VivaVista: That's fine.  Which version of ubuntu are you using?
[01:21] <losha> suman: something like: find / -name 'firefox*bin'
[01:21] <VivaVista> 8.04
[01:21] <foofish> kilo: type dmesg into a terminal window and hit return
[01:21] <canthus13> VivaVista: Ok.  one sec.
[01:21] <_Techie_> fine losha this is gonna get very annoying though
[01:21] <kilo> lol   easy nuff
[01:21] <suman> losha: thanks..
[01:21] <menzza> Hello im running of a live usb trying to install flash but I get error while installing it it says dpkg: unable to read filedescriptor flags for <package status and progress file descriptor>; Bad file descriptor
[01:21] <losha> suman: it's probably in /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin
[01:21] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: Well, if you only have linux client than NFS can be good, and it is easy to administrate
[01:22] <foofish> suman: maybe you want to use: which firefox
[01:22] <losha> _Techie_: better annoying than bad advice. Also, the rest can sing along and follow the bouncing ball...
[01:22] <kilo> I have both a win and mac box on the network   :-
[01:22] <foofish> suman: should tell you the right directory, i guess
[01:22] <suman> losha:  am trying to configure selenium.. and looks like selenium has issues with ff3
[01:22] <kilo> :-\
[01:22] <losha> suman: selenium? What is that?
[01:22] <kilo> and there's a LOT in dmesg... should I reboot to freshen it up and relog?
[01:22] <CatCheeto> Is NFS in the rep?
[01:23] <suman> foofish: losha: testing tool for web apps.... browser simulation
[01:23] <canthus13> VivaVista: Here.  try this page:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=896713&highlight=broadcom+ndiswrapper+hardy
[01:23] <foofish> kilo: there's always a lot in dmesg
[01:23] <_Techie_> losha- heres the output from ./configure   http://sprunge.us/RAOO
[01:23] <stinky> hi all, anyone know how I can send sdlmame to the root window?
[01:23] <canthus13> kilo: dmesg | mount
[01:23] <foofish> kilo: what are you looking for?
[01:23] <CatCheeto> kilo: dmesg | grep mount
[01:23] <losha> suman: sorry, way out of my area...
[01:23] <canthus13> kilo: dmesg | grep mount
[01:23] <canthus13> Bah.
[01:23]  * canthus13 pokes at himself.
[01:23] <gandhi> lol
[01:23] <canthus13> CatCheeto: Yes. NFS is in the repos.
[01:23] <kilo> oh that's much better
[01:23] <kilo> dmesg | grep mount
[01:23] <kilo> oops
[01:24] <losha> _Techie_: looks perfect. Now type: make   (and stand well back)
[01:24] <canthus13> :)
[01:24] <kilo> [    4.558700] EXT3-fs: mounted filesystem with ordered data mode.
[01:24] <CatCheeto> canthus13: What it called...? lol
[01:24] <suman> there is no firefox(.+).bin in my laptop.. is that normal??
[01:24] <canthus13> CatCheeto: I don't remember.  Trying to get it set up?
[01:24] <Dunas> hrm
[01:24] <stinky> xmame | root ?
[01:24] <mrwes> kilo, or open a terminal and dmesg tail -f and then sudo mount -a in another terminal
[01:24] <canthus13> CatCheeto: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/nfs-server-and-client-configuration-in-ubuntu.html
[01:24] <losha> suman: what does 'which firefox' return?
[01:24] <_Techie_> losha- there you go   http://sprunge.us/KhgP
[01:24] <menzza> Hello im running of a live usb trying to install flash but I get error while installing it it says dpkg: unable to read filedescriptor flags for <package status and progress file descriptor>; Bad file descriptor
[01:24] <CatCheeto> canthus13: Yeah, wife has windows, I have linux, Samba too annoying to worry about it, lol
[01:24] <foofish> suman: find doesn't do regular expressions, it does filename globs
[01:24] <CatCheeto> canthus13: Thanks!
[01:24] <foofish> suman: so (.+) probably doesn't mean what you think it does
[01:25] <canthus13> CatCheeto: Dunno how well that will work with windows.
[01:25] <suman> which firefox => /usr/bin/firefox
[01:25] <VivaVista> Ok , I downloaded it, but I believe this is the source code, how do I compile then install it
[01:25] <kilo> invalid op... it doesn't like the "-f"
[01:25] <canthus13> CatCheeto: Just refuse to support windows for the wife. she'll switch. (Mine did, anyway. :)
[01:25] <suman> foofish: i am using the command that losha pointed out... find /usr -name 'firefox*bin'
[01:25] <losha> _Techie_: did it build an mplex executable?
[01:25] <Dunas> What is it about a black fedora
[01:25] <LuisJa> something really wrong with amarok: it crash instantly after trying to use it, here is the bug report: http://pastebin.ca/1605629 i need to hear my electro!!!!
[01:25] <Dunas> That makes one do rash and impulsive thing
[01:25] <Dunas> s
[01:25] <CatCheeto> canthus13: LOL, Working on that :) Next time she needs an upgrade she is getting linux... lol
[01:25] <_Techie_> losha- it would seem so
[01:25] <bazhang> Dunas, please take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:26] <canthus13> CatCheeto: My wife is a firm convert now.  Won't touch windows unless she's forced.
[01:26] <Othman> does anyone has good experience with wine ?
[01:26] <eric1> Anyone running 9.04 with SiS graphics?  Acer 3000 laptop.
[01:26] <canthus13> eric1: SiS is still around?
[01:26] <losha> _Techie_: then you're 90% done. Do you have checkinstall installed?
[01:26] <kilo> should I just do a "dmesg tail" without the "-f"?
[01:26] <canthus13> kilo: What are you trying to do?
[01:27] <mikegerwitz> Othman: I've had countless good experiences with Wine. Though, I've had many bad as well
[01:27] <_Techie_> losha- i dotn think i do, its a server install and i havent installed that yet
[01:27] <kilo> (06:24:36 PM) mrwes: kilo, or open a terminal and dmesg tail -f and then sudo mount -a in another terminal
[01:27] <eric1> eric1 still here
[01:27] <CaffeineRush>  currently own a Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 6000 v2. All the 'special' keys work perfectly fine on the keyboard (actually BETTER than in windows!), but not so for the mouse. The mouse has two small buttons off to the left that can be pressed with the thumb. Neither works. Ubuntu DOES recognize that they exist (in the mouse dialog, clicking either of those special buttons on the lightbulb causes it to light up).
[01:27] <CaffeineRush> Anyone know what I can do?
[01:27] <makayabou> I'd like to create a "ArcadeGames" menu to automatically put applications with .desktop containing "Categories=ArcadeGame' in
[01:27] <Othman> mike :can associate an extension to automaticamy open with a wine software
[01:27] <Othman>  e g :I want to read my pdf in acrobat reader
[01:27] <CaffeineRush> *I currently own
[01:27] <losha> _Techie_: ok, sudo apt-get install checkinstall
[01:27] <kilo> and it doesn't like the "-f"
[01:27] <_Techie_> losha- installing it now
[01:27] <foofish> suman: seems odd
[01:27] <mrwes> kilo, her...it's actually dmesg | tail -f
[01:27] <foofish> suman: ls -l $(which firefox)
[01:27] <canthus13> Oh. Follow.
[01:27] <mrwes> heh...sorry :(
[01:27] <canthus13> :)
[01:27] <kilo> ahh
[01:27] <jforman> i have two ubuntu installs, both 9.04. on one of them, if i type in a command not found, it suggests the package which contains it. on the other no package is suggested, and i just get command/file not found. what am i missing on the latter machine?
[01:27] <kilo> no worries!
[01:27] <foundry87> For some reason things like this keep randomly happening: http://i.imagehost.org/0302/Screenshot.png It happens to my panels, windows, etc.
[01:27] <kilo> =D
[01:27] <losha> canthus13: must be nice to have a firm wife...
[01:28] <canthus13> losha: Heh.
[01:28] <_Techie_> losha- checkinstall is installed
[01:28] <mikegerwitz> Othman: that will depend on what file manager you're using. (e.g. Nautilus with GNOME)
[01:28] <kilo> ok did that
[01:28] <losha> _Techie_: ok, sudo checkinstall in the directory where mplex was built...
[01:28] <Othman> mikegerwitz : wire-dns.net) a rejoint #ubuntu
[01:28] <Othman>  wers (n=allan@112.203.115.194) a rejoint
[01:28] <kilo> and opened another terminal and mounted
[01:28] <suman> foofish: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 11 2009-08-29 16:33 /usr/bin/firefox -> firefox-3.0
[01:28] <foofish> ok, ls -l $(which firefox-3.0)
[01:28] <canthus13> foundry87: Are you using compiz?
[01:29] <foundry87> canthus13: yes
[01:29] <menzza> Hello im running of a live usb trying to install flash but I get error while installing it it says dpkg: unable to read filedescriptor flags for <package status and progress file descriptor>; Bad file descriptor
[01:29] <canthus13> foundry87: Turn it off and see if it stops.
[01:29] <soreau> jforman: It will only suggest a package to install for popular programs. See packages.ubuntu.com to figure out which file is provided by which package
[01:29] <Othman> mikegerwitz : Nautilus with GNOME yes
[01:29] <foundry87> canthus13: Okay
[01:29] <kilo> should I stop or review the tail?
[01:30] <jforman> soreau: one of the programs just now i am trying it 'htpasswd' one machine suggests what to use, the other does not.
[01:30] <_Techie_> losha- okay it says that it has created the .deb
[01:30] <foofish> suman: hm, i don't seem ot have a firefox-bin on my system, either
[01:30] <foofish> suman: :)
[01:30] <jforman> soreau: seems the package i am missing is 'command-not-found'...go figure, never heard of it
[01:30] <losha> _Techie_: usually it installs it automatically too. If not, then sudo gdebi <debfile>
[01:30] <Othman> mikegerwitz :adobe reader don't show on right click for example
[01:31] <suman> foofish: thanks.. i guess the blog i was referring to was outdated or something..
[01:31] <_Techie_> losha- ummm CLI please, no Xserver installed
[01:31] <kilo> still a-tailin'    ;)
[01:31] <foofish> suman: why do you need that file?
[01:31] <losha> _Techie_: dpkg -i <debfile>
[01:32] <foofish> suman: i'd guess you just want to use the output of "which firefox" instead of /path/to/firefox-bin
[01:32] <_Techie_> losha- thankyou
[01:32] <eric1> canthus13: I'm still here.  Can we talk about SiS graphics?
[01:32] <Gr1nreaper> got a quick question
[01:32] <CaffeineRush> !wine
[01:32] <losha> _Techie_: See? only 4 steps, not bad at all...
[01:32] <suman> foofish: well, i am trying to set up selenium, which fires up firefox.. but i get this error
[01:33] <losha> suman: what is the error *exactly* ?
[01:33] <kilo> canthus: should I stop this tail at some point?
[01:33] <suman> Firefox 3 could not be found in the path!
[01:33] <canthus13> eric1: I know nothing about SiS.
[01:33] <VivaVista> Still nothing
[01:33] <VivaVista> It still won't accept my Wep Key
[01:33] <canthus13> kilo: I;'m not sure what he had in mind when he had you tail it.
[01:33] <kilo> ah... and then he left
[01:33] <suman> foofish: http://www.pastie.org/647811
[01:33] <kilo> lol
[01:33] <losha> suman: does it mention the name of the actual binary it's looking for?
[01:33] <VivaVista> It detects my wrouter but it wont accept the wep key
[01:34] <VivaVista> Router*
[01:34] <canthus13> kilo: the only reason to check that output would be if it wasn't mounting properly after boot, but it is.
[01:34] <kilo> any ideas how to break the tail
[01:34] <kilo> ?
[01:34] <canthus13> kilo: ctrl-C
[01:34] <kilo> ty  ;)
[01:34] <Gr1nreaper> I have a python script for use in conkyrc, but every time I run it it outputs the the script code to be interpreted by conky, and not the result (i.e. ${fs_size /home} - not the size of /home)
[01:34] <Gr1nreaper> what am I doning wrong?
[01:34] <menzza> Hello im running of a live usb trying to install flash but I get error while installing it it says dpkg: unable to read filedescriptor flags for <package status and progress file descriptor>; Bad file descriptor
[01:34] <suman> losha: it is looking for usr/bin/firefox but says it is not an executable
[01:35] <canthus13> kilo: No prob. Umm.. do you know how to use pastebin?
[01:35] <kilo> I do not
[01:35] <roaet> my .bashrc isn't being 'sourced' when I log in. How do I do it again? was it .bash_profile?
[01:35] <Gr1nreaper> I call the script by ${execi 1800 python ./hd.py}
[01:35] <suman> foofish: losha: i was referring to this blog to solve the issue http://willbryant.net/software/2008/05/26/selenium_rc_firefox_2_on_ubuntu_hardy
[01:35] <canthus13> kilo: It's easy. pastebin.com is a website that lets you paste info into a window, then create a link for other people to go to and see what you apsted.
[01:35] <kilo> ah sweet
[01:35] <canthus13> kilo: What I'd like you to do is paste the contents of /var/log/messages to pastebin.
[01:35] <kilo> I'll take a look
[01:35] <kilo> thanks!
[01:35] <canthus13> kilo: Then we can see what's failing.
[01:36] <losha> suman: well, strictly speaking, it's correct. On my system, /usr/bin/firefox is a link to a link to a shell script...
[01:36] <foofish> suman: on my system, the firefox binary is /usr/lib/firefox-3.0.14/firefox
[01:36] <foofish> suman: it'll be somethign like that on yours
[01:36] <suman> how do i know if the file is a binary
[01:36] <foofish> suman: file /path/to/filename will tell you
[01:37] <kilo> shoudl I just go through these files one-by-one?
[01:37] <ekimmargni> kilo: p.defau.lt is better
[01:37] <canthus13> kilo: Files? just /var/log/messages
[01:37] <losha> kilo: are you still working that cifs mount failure?
[01:37] <kilo> losha: yes
[01:38] <canthus13> kilo: just messages, not messages.whatever
[01:38] <losha> kilo: wanna try and experiment to debug it?
[01:38] <kilo> canth: kk
[01:38] <canthus13> losha: Lets get a paste of messages first. :)
[01:38] <suman> So can i do a symbolic link from /usr/bin/firefox to the binary file??
[01:38] <irad> Las Vegas Weeeekend! GO! GO ! GOO!!!!
[01:38] <kilo> losha, I'm uploading my msgs right now to pastebin
[01:38] <foofish> suman: bad idea
[01:38] <losha> canthus13: ok. You know where I am...
[01:38] <Guest40749> hello everyone ! when is the next ubuntu version going to be released and can I update to it from Intrepid directly ?
[01:39] <foofish> suman: the shell script in /usr/bin/firefox does useful stuff
[01:39] <whileimhere> Hi I have several thumbdrives of different makes. When I try to copy files over to the 2 gig drive it wont copy over more than say 400 mb before saying it is full but the properties reports it as only 23% full or so. Any idea what is up?
[01:39] <JoeSomebody> hey ##windows is prejudiced against me now becuause i like linux, and they all ignore me, thought you in here should know :)
[01:39] <canthus13> Guest40749: october 29, and no.
[01:39] <GhostDog> JoeSomebody: maybe you were trolling?
[01:39] <suman> foofish: alrite...i guess i can change the look up path to point to the correct binary file path in my system..
[01:39] <kilo> should I classify this as python?
[01:40] <losha> JoeSomebody: well, we're ignoring you now because you like windows...
[01:40] <Guest40749> canthus13: oh ok, so in that case I would have to do fresh install ?
[01:40] <johnf> When I upload a package into debian. If I use (LP: #12340 will it eventually close the Ubuntu bug?
[01:40] <foofish> suman: i think you want to leave the path unchanged and fiddle with the selenium settings
[01:40] <canthus13> Guest40749: Or upgrade to Jaunty, then to Karmic.
[01:40] <foofish> suman: to tell it where the binary is
[01:40] <canthus13> Guest40749: Fresh would be better.
[01:40] <foofish> suman: not that i know how to do that, of course
[01:40] <Guest40749> someone was telling me that it is going to be a major release ? what does that mean ?
[01:41] <GhostDog> Guest40749: L will be a major release, or a long term release
[01:41] <canthus13> Guest40749: No.  10.04, due in April, will be a major release.
[01:41] <kilo> ok it's done
[01:41] <GhostDog> Guest40749: it means it's supported for a longer time, and has more to do with the business end of ubuntu than the end-user
[01:41] <suman> foofish: yeah  you are right... i have find where seleniium is installed, find the line and make the change....
[01:41] <canthus13> kilo: Ok. paste the link.
[01:41] <kilo> I just put it under "none" category
[01:41] <canthus13> Cool.
[01:41] <Guest40749> canthus13: what is special about Karmic that it is going to be a major release. I mean what difference does it make ?
[01:41] <kilo> http://pastebin.com/m7348cda5
[01:41] <canthus13> Guest40749: It's not.
[01:42] <ekimmargni> Guest40749: he said 10.04 not 9.10
[01:42] <VivaVista> Canthus I've noticed something, the ubuntu connects to an unsecure wifi but it will not connect to encrypted ones. I've made sure I entered the key correctly several times. I doubt its a driver problem.
[01:42] <fccf> johnf: already fixed https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/12248
[01:43] <kilo> viva, are you still using network manager?
[01:43] <ddelrio1986> Is it better to use aptitude or apt-get?
[01:43] <GhostDog> Guest40749: long term releases are supported longer.
[01:43] <Guest40749> canthus13: In that case I can wait for 10.04 but what would be the benefit over the present release ?
[01:43] <CatCheeto> Guest40749: A major release just means it is supported for a longer period of time. Every other release is a major release
[01:43] <kilo> vivavista: have you tried wicd?
[01:43] <GhostDog> CatCheeto: well, the real business about it is LTS is what Canonical sells support for/sells to Dell etc
[01:43] <jrib> CatCheeto: it hasn't been every other release in the past
[01:43] <Guest40749> Oh, ok thanks so its just the support and no difference in OS right !
[01:44] <Guest40749> I mean no major changes in OS or features !
[01:44] <jrib> Guest40749: every realese is a change in features...
[01:44] <GhostDog> Guest40749: six months after 10.04 there will be a new OS yep
[01:44] <mdg> Hello!  How do I increase the size of the font in an xterm?
[01:44] <GhostDog> Guest40749: basically like I said it has more to do with the business end of Ubuntu. don't worry about ti
[01:44] <fhenning09> okay guyz how are you all doing?
[01:44] <VivaVista> No, I haven't.
[01:44] <CatCheeto> jrib: Oh, I thought thought there was a release every 6 months, and every other one was an LTS?
[01:45] <GhostDog> every four ones
[01:45] <canthus13> kilo: Wierd. No mention of it at all.
[01:45] <jrib> CatCheeto: nah, 6.06 and 8.04 have been LTS.  And 10.04 is the next one
[01:45] <kilo> viva: it's a much nicer network manager than the trditional one, if your OS can support it
[01:45] <mdg> Hello!  How do I increase the size of the font in an xterm?
[01:45] <fccf> fhenning09: this is a computer support not a emotional support channel, and not a chat room; Come for support ask support questions and help when you can
[01:46] <foofish> mdg: edit the profile
[01:46] <CatCheeto> GhostDog: jrib: Ahh, thanks. I guess it is every 2 version (numbers) but every 4 releases... 2 years... more 2's then 4's I guess stuck in my head
[01:46] <canthus13> kilo: Here's a thread with a few ideas, though.  http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-103274.html
[01:46] <mdg> foofish: xterm profile?
[01:46] <foofish> mdg: erm, wait, xterm...
[01:46] <GhostDog> anyway i have a problem i've been troubleshooting all day which shows how much i suck. i let update manager (and ostensibly one of my non official sources) delete a bunch of stuff. Since then I've had trouble booting X correctly
[01:46] <kilo> awesome! thanks!
[01:47] <Guest40749> Thanks Everyone for answering my queries !
[01:47] <foofish> mdg: control-right click? some context menu like that
[01:47] <GhostDog> The splash screen starts, then it drops me to tty2 commandline and gives me an error about the kernel, then the gui shows back up and gives me the option to boot ubuntu in low graphics mode, troubleshoot, drop back to terminal
[01:47] <foofish> mdg: or, i think, control-alt-plus, perhaps numpad plus
[01:48] <GhostDog> the error is (typing it from my cell phone camera)
[01:48] <mdg> foofish: its a laptop
[01:48] <kilo> interesting that they're having the same issue
[01:48] <mdg> foofish: and I'm actually running Crunchbang /me ducks
[01:49] <canthus13> mdg: Nothing wrong with #!.
[01:49] <foofish> mdg: xterm -fn 10x20
[01:49] <mdg> canthus13: thanks!  Making this old PIII run pretty good!
[01:50] <ddelrio1986> should i be using apt-get or aptitude?
[01:50] <kilo> I'm currently using cifs   :-\
[01:50] <mdg> foofish: cool!  How do I make it permanent?
[01:50] <lstarnes> ddelrio1986: use either
[01:50] <kilo> and that's the solution they had
[01:50] <foofish> mdg: X resources magic
[01:50] <canthus13> mdg: What speed?  my wife runs ubuntu on a PIII 1ghz clocked down to 761 without any issues.
[01:50] <GhostDog> "Ubuntu is running low graphics mode. The following error... you may need to update configuration file... (EE)intel(0) No kernel modesetting drivver detected. (EE) screens found. but none have a usable configuration."
[01:50] <foofish> mdg: man xterm, i dunno the details
[01:50] <ekimmargni> ddelrio1986: Depends on what you like and what you're using it for. I prefer apt-get because aptitude makes my eyes hurt :P
[01:50] <foofish> mdg: and man xrdb, i guess
[01:50] <kilo> grr   lol
[01:50] <GhostDog> i'll paste my whole thing into paste bin
[01:50] <mdg> canthus13: 700 Mhz with newly upgraded ram to 512 MB
[01:51] <canthus13> mdg: Not much lower than her specs.
[01:51] <ddelrio1986> lol okay i just heard someone telling me something about only aptitude will remove older versions of stuff when you install a new version
[01:51] <canthus13> mdg: traditional Ubuntu would prolly work fine on that.
[01:51] <phix> hey
[01:51] <phix> any one used SOGo in here?
[01:51] <MenZa> !anyone | phix
[01:52] <phix> MenZa: Have you used it before?
[01:52] <mdg> canthus13: I normally install Linux Mint, but the previous install seemed laggy, but now with more ram...
[01:52] <MenZa> phix: I haven't, no.
[01:52] <canthus13> mdg: Mint is a little heavier than Ubuntu.
[01:52] <CatCheeto> GhostDog: No idea if this would work, but couldn't you just remove the bad source and do an apt-get update? or will it not let you do that from the terminal you can get?
[01:52] <phix> MenZa: ok
[01:52] <phix> any one else used it?
[01:52] <fccf> !guidelines | phix
[01:52] <GhostDog> http://pastebin.com/m340db636
[01:52] <GhostDog> there is what i wrote
[01:52] <phix> I am having problems trying to get it working in Ubuntu
[01:53] <phix> fccf: I know about them
[01:53] <MenZa> phix: Say so, then, instead of asking who's using it :)
[01:53] <mdg> canthus13: I'm still considering mint fluxbox...
[01:53] <phix> fccf, MenZa: <3
[01:53] <canthus13> mdg: Never seen it. You might look into OpenGEU, too...
[01:53] <GhostDog> CatCheeto: I went back to all default sources. Since then I've been kernel-swapping and forcing driver versions and I really don't want to wipe
[01:53] <canthus13> mdg: Enightenment is much prettier.
[01:54] <fccf> phix: have you read them, just trying to make it easier on everybody... I don't even know what SOGo is?
[01:54] <canthus13> mdg: And still very lightweight.
[01:54] <mdg> canthus13: I thought you had to buy enlightenment?
[01:54] <canthus13> mdg: Uh. No.
[01:54] <bazhang> !ot
[01:54] <CatCheeto> GhostDog: Fair enough... Sorry, only idea I had... too advanced for me! lol
[01:54] <canthus13> mdg: Not as far as I know, anyway.
[01:55] <GhostDog> mdg: Mint is neat, but it's just ubuntu with medibuntu pre-installed and a green theme pre-installed and a few reverse engineered apps. devs prob have made millions off it. heh
[01:55] <canthus13> mdg: In fact, enlightenment is in the repos.
[01:55] <giiker> how can I connect to a NX server (LAN) at bootup from my laptop?
[01:55] <phix> fccf: Scalable Opengroupware.org, it provides centralised Email addressbook, calendar, it has web interface that looks like Mozilla thunderbird / sunbird / lightning as well as a thunderbird / lightning connector for synchronising addressbook and calendars
[01:55] <GhostDog> then again, so has Canonical but at least the OS doesn't beg for donations
[01:55] <mdg> canthus13: If I can get the xterm font set to bigger I might just live with Crunchbang for a little while - its kinda growing on me, plus it uses the ubuntu repos
[01:55] <canthus13> giiker: Your laptop's bios would have to support it.
[01:56] <GhostDog> http://pastebin.com/m340db636 <-- Help GhostDog!
[01:56] <mdg> canthus13: what else does enlightement depent on?
[01:56] <canthus13> mdg: Not much else.
[01:56] <crf_> hi, I am trying ubuntu karmic, and while running top, I wondered what "beam" from user "couchdb" is.
[01:56] <Debian-user> What's the command to add user from terminal? useradd <username> , but it doesn't create a directory in /home. How to use -D or -d ?
[01:56] <MenZa> !karmic | cfedde
[01:56] <giiker> canthus13: It does
[01:56] <MenZa> crf_: ^
[01:56] <phix> fccf: hmmm well you know of any other applications that provide centralised / shared addressbook and calendars that i can use with Thunderbird/Lightning?
[01:56] <MenZa> cfedde: Pardon that.
[01:56] <mdg> canthus13: may have to investigate that
[01:57] <kilo> so NFS is better if I'm running all-linux boxes?
[01:57] <mdg> canthus13: does your wife use openoffice?  Is it laggy?
[01:57] <canthus13> mdg: It's loads of eye candy for very little in the way of resources.
[01:57] <cfedde> ;-)
[01:57] <mdg> canthus13: does it support keyboard shortcuts?
[01:57] <canthus13> mdg: It takes a while to load, but once it's loaded it's fine.
[01:57] <kilo> (which I'm not, so I'm assuming I'll hafta stick with samba?)
[01:58] <Debian-user> What's the command to add user from terminal? useradd <username> , but it doesn't create a directory in /home. How to use -D or -d ?
[01:58] <giiker> canthus13: I once set it up in Knoppix, but i have no idea how in ubuntu
[01:58] <canthus13> mdg: I dunno if enlightenment supports customizable keyboard shortcuts or not.  Never tried.
[01:58] <canthus13> Debian-user: Try adduser instead.
[01:59] <lstarnes> Debian-user: add the -m switch
[01:59] <fccf> phix: have you looked at this http://tomcat.ranta.info/2008/09/13/howto-install-opengroupwareorg-on-ubuntu-804-amd64-server-with-ldap-support-part-1-of-3/
[01:59] <LuisJa> something really wrong with amarok: it crash instantly after trying to use it, here is the bug report: http://pastebin.ca/1605629 i need to hear my electro!!!!
[01:59] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: Well, when you stick to Samba, do you have problems mounting network volumes from Windows or Mac ?
[01:59] <canthus13> Debian-user: adduser creates the home directory and such.
[01:59] <kilo> not really
[01:59] <kilo> it's only on boot up
[02:00] <fccf> phix: not my area of expertise, exactly
[02:00] <kilo> I was able to find my windows server immediately
[02:00] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: From your Ubuntu box ?
[02:00] <mdg> canthus13: thanks for the advice :)
[02:00] <KYO2> hello
[02:00] <kilo> actaully... I don't ever even remember setting up samba... I'm not sharing anything off of this computer, only to it
[02:00] <kilo> dark: yes
[02:01] <fccf> !hi | KYO2
[02:01] <StaRetji> Errod /home/xbmc/.fluxbox/startup: 43: cannot create /proc/mtrr: Permission denied - Need help
[02:01] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: Can you explain the situation to me, I didn't get everything out of it.  I remember setting a Samba server with auto-mounting from another linux box
[02:01] <kilo> ya, the only issue that I've had is that the drives don't mount on bootup (it's really no big deal.... just an inconvenience)
[02:01] <kilo> sure!
[02:02] <StaRetji> how to force script to execute as a root
[02:02] <phix> fccf: oh ok, so how do you synchronise addressbook and calendar information between computers?
[02:02] <ixian_> hi
[02:02] <fccf> StaRetji: sounds like xbmc needs more privlidges ... perhaps add it to proc group?
[02:02] <lstarnes> StaRetji: use sudo
[02:02] <phix> I like sudo
[02:02] <StaRetji> tried
[02:02] <kilo> I have 4 shared folders on a windows box on my network, I would like them to show as separate drives. I've modified fstab accordingly, and I can manually mount it via terminal, but they won't mount on bootup
[02:03] <Debian-user> lstarnes: Can't delete a user ,userdel: user /home/ant/ does not exist
[02:03] <StaRetji> works onlu from console, script doesn't react if it's in startup
[02:03] <StaRetji> will try with proc
[02:03] <lstarnes> Debian-user: there's likely a flag for ignoring home directories.  check the man page for deluser
[02:03] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: Does these shared folder have restrictions applied to them ?
[02:03] <s1gmab3ta> hey guys - what is the apt-get command to upgrade to the karmic beta?
[02:03] <Debian-user> canthus13: lstarnes: Can't delete a user ,userdel: user /home/ant/ does not exist
[02:03] <StaRetji> fccf how to add xbmc user to proc group?
[02:03] <lstarnes> s1gmab3ta: apt-get doesn't handle that
[02:04] <lstarnes> s1gmab3ta: someone in #ubuntu+1 likely knoes
[02:04] <lstarnes> *knows
[02:04] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: Ah wait, I know what you want !
[02:04] <Debian-user> lstarnes: But there is a directory named "ant" , i just created this user.
[02:04] <kilo> two do, two do not
[02:04] <lstarnes> Debian-user: in /home?
[02:04] <kilo> =D
[02:04] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: Basically, instead of putting them into the fstab file, put them into the rc.local folder under /etc
[02:05] <kilo> oh really?
[02:05] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: This rc.local file runs command after everything is up bascially
[02:05] <kilo> should I just have it run a mount command then?
[02:05] <LuisJa> how i can install debugging symbols for phonon-xine?
[02:05] <Animagladius> Night.
[02:05] <Debian-user> lstarnes: Yes,
[02:06] <StaRetji> there is no proc group, damn
[02:06] <CatCheeto> Debian-user: man page says it deluser won't remove home by default, have to use --remove-home
[02:06] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: Theorically, it should work.  All you have to do is type the command you want to run in that file, so if you have 4 share you will type four times the mount -t smbfs command
[02:06] <kilo> oh! not just sudo mount -a
[02:06] <CarlFK1> I have a firewire express card in my laptop - if I reboot, the kernel will see it.  if I plug it in after the fact, it doesn't show up - nothing in dmesg, nothing in lspci.  is there some way I can probe/load a module/ get it recogized?
[02:06] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: This file is run as root anyway :P
[02:06] <DarkMasterHalo> DarkMasterHalo: But you have to modify it with sudo
[02:07] <Debian-user> lstarnes: CatCheeto It's disgusting , why doesn't delete from /home by-deafault? But it deletes from /etc/passwd
[02:07] <fccf> StaRetji: is xbmc running as a process or as a server?
[02:07] <lstarnes> Debian-user: removing it manually just takes one command
[02:07] <StaRetji> process i guess
[02:07] <kilo> ok, I think I understand... so ditch fstab and just perform the manual mounts in rc
[02:08] <fccf> StaRetji: you actually run it from the command line
[02:08] <lstarnes> fccf: servers are processes
[02:08] <StaRetji> if i issue sudo it works, but in bash script doesn't do anything
[02:08] <Debian-user> lstarnes: What's the command ? sudo userdel ?
[02:08] <CatCheeto> Debian-user: I assume to preserve data while quickly being able to remove permission for a user? Good Q, I am not sure :( Kinda annoying though
[02:08] <lstarnes> Debian-user: sudo rm -r /home/username
[02:08] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: Well, I would do it like this, or does a mount -a right now mount the two other network drives ?
[02:08] <lstarnes> Debian-user: userdel just deletes user accounts
[02:08] <spO> hi
[02:08] <StaRetji> fccf: yes, but have to run it each time x starts
[02:08] <fccf> lstarnes: I meant service
[02:08] <lstarnes> Debian-user: deleting the home directory won't delete the user
[02:08] <spO> when does karmic official get released?
[02:08] <kilo> "sudo mount -a" takes care of everything
[02:08] <lstarnes> fccf: services are processes too
[02:08] <StaRetji> so i made a bash script to call fixscript
[02:08] <kilo> it just doesn't wanna do it on bootup
[02:08] <phretor> folks, what's wrong with cherokee 0.9x? Why Jaunty is stuck on 0.11.6 ?
[02:09] <lstarnes> spO: october 29
[02:09] <etfb> I can't seem to make s2ram my default for Suspend/Resume.  pm-suspend using the default is broken on my Toshiba, but s2ram on the command line works fine.  How do I fix it so that choosing Suspend from the menu will use s2ram instead of the default?
[02:09] <CatCheeto> Debian-user:  If you haven't removed the user yet, just do a deluser --remove-home user
[02:09] <spO> is there a way i can compare two different directories whereas there is an analysis of whether the files are different?
[02:09] <fccf> lstarnes: some run at boot = init.d
[02:09] <DarkMasterHalo> kilo: Ok so you can leave what you need in fstab and just put mount -a in rc.local.  That would solve your problem of network drives not mapping properly
[02:09] <StaRetji> but it wont wokr, it onbly works if executed from a terminal
[02:09] <lstarnes> fccf: those are also processes
[02:09] <Doc_Lappy> hey DarkMasterHalo is halo that good to play, worth buying a pc controller for
[02:10] <fccf> lstarnes: I meant from command line ... I don't want to fight with you ... we are both right
[02:10] <Doc_Lappy> I have it installed but can't play it with keyboard cmds
[02:10] <Debian-user> CatCheeto: I have removed the user, but the directory is still there in /home
[02:10] <StaRetji> fccfL any ideas mate?
[02:10] <DarkMasterHalo> Doc_Lappy: Well, I only like the story and I've read the books, plus, I have all 3 games but not the ODST one.
[02:10] <kost_> My video card isnt supported by the livecd. how can i boot in generic/vesa mode? Nothing seems to work
[02:10] <DarkMasterHalo> Doc_Lappy: But it is a good game.
[02:10] <Debian-user> CatCheeto: Is there any way to delete that directory using userdel orf deluser command now?
[02:11] <kilo> ok, gonna reboot and see if it works.... brb!
[02:11] <CatCheeto> Debian-user: sudo rm -r /home/folder
[02:11] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: userdel -r %username% I think will do the work
[02:11] <Debian-user> lstarnes: Don't want to use rm, trying to use userdel or deluser to remove from home directory
[02:11] <lstarnes> Debian-user: if the user is delted already, then you must use rm
[02:11] <lstarnes> *deleted
[02:12] <etfb> Where are the most up-to-date docs on getting Suspend/Resume to work on a laptop using Jaunty?
[02:12] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: userdel -r removes the home directory of the user and the mail spool, if the user is already deleted then you have to remove the directory manualy as said by lstarnes:
[02:12] <Doc_Lappy> k well when I can afford it I might get me one so I can play it, I have it installed right now but not doing me anygood, I'd probably need it for fallout 3 too if I install it
[02:12] <etfb> The ones I've seen are ancient -- Hardy or Gutsy or older.
[02:12] <Lars_G> is there no way to manually specify the usb pen drive's device for a live-install or live boot?
[02:13] <CatCheeto> Debian-user: If you really wanted, I think you could add a new user, chown the home folder to the new user and then deluser --remove-all-files. Never tried, but might work in theory
[02:13] <etfb> Debian-user: Why not just use rm?  It's what it's for.
[02:13] <CatCheeto> Debian-user: rm would be a lot easier though
[02:13] <DarkMasterHalo> CatCheeto: If you assign the home folder to that one, yes
[02:13] <StaRetji> I have no clue why is this, if i run it as root (works), if i run it as xbmx user with sudo (works), without sudo (doesn't work). I tried adding sudo -U xbmc to a bash script, but nothing happened...
[02:14] <fccf> StaRetji: that question would probably be appropriate to ask in #xbmc ... i think
[02:14] <ulb> I have a rather general question. I run my laptop with Ubuntu 9.04 and am very happy, but I want to add external monitors. Are there any issues with Ubuntu and USB GPU? Are they plug and play? Are there certain brands that work better than others (with Ubuntu)?
[02:14] <Debian-user> CatCheeto: etfb : rm doesn't delete useraccount, it just deletes the directory from /home. Give me the complete command to add a user with directory in /home.
[02:14] <ulb> Does anybody here have experience with external GPU?
[02:14] <kost_> Is there a way to change the video driver a livecd uses?
[02:14] <etfb> ulb: I've been very pleased with external monitor support in JJ.
[02:14] <CatCheeto> Debian-user: You already removed the user with deluser
[02:15] <StaRetji> fccf hm, they told me it is ubuntu problem
[02:15] <ulb> etfb: cool, can I ask what brand you use?
[02:15] <ulb> and model?
[02:15] <fccf> ulb: I only know how to do it with internal cards ... and that is what etfb probably has
[02:15] <etfb> ulb: Toshiba A300 laptop.
[02:15] <StaRetji> fccf i just need a way to make bash script to executes without me being loged and execute it from console
[02:15] <Voss> ulb, what are you trying to do?
[02:16] <Debian-user> CatCheeto: Yes, and did rm -rf /home/usr
[02:16] <mkilo2> woohoo!  thanks all!  I got it!
[02:16] <etfb> ulb: Earlier Kubuntu had trouble, but Jaunty has finally fixed that.  It's pretty close to plug-and-play (though you have to reboot).
[02:16] <ulb> I already run an external monitor with my laptop, but I want to add two. I also want to use external GPU, because my laptop uses shared memory for video
[02:16] <lstarnes> StaRetji: if you need to schedule it repeatedly, try using cron
[02:16] <DarkMasterHalo> mkilo2: Your network drives ?
[02:16] <mkilo2> yup yup!!
[02:16] <mkilo2> thanks to your suggestion re:rc.local
[02:17] <DarkMasterHalo> mkilo2: No problem ! Always a pleasure to help someone.
[02:17] <StaRetji> lstarnes I have to execute it each time X starts (it is a fix for faulty intel driver)
[02:17] <ulb> VOSS, I want to run a laptop with two external 24" monitors (so I will use external USB GPU)
[02:17] <mkilo2> I'll admit, I just did the lazy thing: I tried just putting "sudo mount -a" in there and it worked!
[02:17] <fccf> StaRetji: look here ... anybody can run it and it will always run as root http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=219618
[02:17] <lstarnes> StaRetji: you could use it in one of X's startup files
[02:17] <Voss> ulb, two monitors showing the same thing or different things
[02:17] <ulb> Different things
[02:17] <DarkMasterHalo> mkilo2: Just remember that you don't need to put sudo in this file :P
[02:18] <CatCheeto> Debian-user: adduser will create a home folder, it is useradd that doesn't by default
[02:18] <Yondering> Debian-user, sorry.. coming in late.  You're trying to remove a user's home directory and account in a single command?
[02:18] <Lars_G> the bootable pendrive (or it's initrd scripts) detect the (broken) hdd partition as a cdrom on a "pen drive" thus booting from it instead of the pen drive
[02:18] <Lars_G> I'm trying to find a way to avoid it
[02:18] <mkilo2> oh! ok... so just "mount -a" ?
[02:18] <StaRetji> fccf THX I'll give it a try
[02:18] <Lars_G> But nothing so fat
[02:18] <StaRetji> lstarnes : Thx mate, tried that already
[02:18] <DarkMasterHalo> mkilo2: Yup, should do the trick. the sudo command as root is ignored :P
[02:18] <mkilo2> (sorry, I only just first touched linux this morning  lol!)
[02:18] <ulb> xrandr handles it fine (so far)
[02:18] <mkilo2> I see
[02:18] <DarkMasterHalo> mkilo2: Well thats good.
[02:19] <mkilo2> it's awesome... been having the time of my life with compiz
[02:19] <DarkMasterHalo> Yondering: With the command userdel -r %username%, it removes, the user, his home directory and mail spool
[02:19] <zmassia> Hey guys, I'm having a problem with booting up. It was working fine, then the next day I go to start Ubuntu and it's getting hung up at "Checking battery state". I'm on a desktop.
[02:20] <DarkMasterHalo> mkilo2: I spent about 4 hours of my life to configure it to be ultimate :P
[02:20] <Voss> Usb 3.0 will allow GOOD usb graphics cards , now you just have sort of functional ones
[02:20] <n8tuser> mkilo2-> welcome to the new world, lol
[02:20] <CatCheeto> Debian-user: useradd -d user will create a home directory as well. But I always use adduser. Not sure why there is both commands
[02:20] <Yondering> DarkMasterHalo, thanks :)
[02:20] <DarkMasterHalo> Yondering: No problem :)
[02:20] <mkilo2> LOL, I just love spining my desktop till I'm dizzy   XD
[02:20] <StaRetji> fccf sudoers already done before, now i'm scrwed
[02:21] <i-me> je vais me coucher, aurevoir :)
[02:21] <DarkMasterHalo> i-me: Au revoir, Good bye (English)
[02:21] <mkilo2> ok, well thanks again guys! (and gals!)
[02:21] <mkilo2> off to din din
[02:22] <DarkMasterHalo> mkilo2: Have a good night !
[02:22] <mkilo2> night!
[02:22] <Yondering> hmmm anyone know why gma 500 support isn't included in the netbook remix of 9.04?  It seems to be working fine for me on this netbook.. after configuration, of course.
[02:22] <ulb> Voss: I was looking at something like this : http://sewelldirect.com/USB-to-DVI-External-Video-Card-High-Resolution.asp
[02:24] <ulb> video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_y5iO5sQ0Q&feature=PlayList&p=1C76EFE0A1F461CE&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=69
[02:24] <Yondering> ulb, now that thing is cool.. any idea what sort of capabilities it has, performance wise?
[02:24] <ulb> Yondering: watch the video
[02:25] <Yondering> ulb,  on it, thanks
[02:25] <ulb> I just want to know if anyone has tried these with Ubuntu, and if so, what was their experience?
[02:27] <zamba> i need a freeradius package for intrepid that supports openssl
[02:28] <fccf> ulb: it would be great if something like that would work in linux, however they aren't providing a driver for linux, and it seems it uses a program that runs on the machine to make the external signal... My best guess would be that you would not have any luck getting it to work at this time... Perhaps with usb3.0 .... but really this is a gimmick, and not worth my dollar
[02:29] <Voss> ulb, ask the vendor
[02:29] <fccf> Voss; if they will respond
[02:29] <excalibas> Hello, My evolution mail client has stopped working, it starts but stops responding after.  (jaunty)
[02:30] <Voss> sewelldirect.com seems like a responsible company , if they dont respond dont buy it...simple enough
[02:30] <VivaVista> I still cant connect to my wireless network, what can I do?
[02:30] <Yondering> ulb, according to the website they dont support linux directly.  However, if x.org supports displaylink adapters, it may pick up on this.  don't know without trying one though. =/
[02:31] <ulb> yeah, thats why I was asking here :(
[02:31] <zmassia> Hey guys, I'm having a problem with booting up. It was working fine, then the next day I go to start Ubuntu and it's getting hung up at "Checking battery state". I'm on a desktop.
[02:31] <ulb> guess I will shoot off an email
[02:31] <Yondering> it'd be pretty nice for office work.   no 3d support though.
[02:31] <ulb> *I don't need 3d, just document viewing
[02:32] <Yondering> <3 my dual 28" monitors.
[02:36] <VivaVista> My ubuntu won't accept my wep key to connect to my WifI
[02:36] <Dunas> I need to install Ubuntu, but have no blank CDs.
[02:37] <VivaVista> Can anyone help?
[02:38] <Debian-user> Can anyone give an example to create a user using useradd , adding a directory in /home?
[02:38] <ixian_> !usb | Dunas
[02:38] <boscop> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaErOd4rig8
[02:38] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: Well, useradd %username%
[02:39] <VivaVista> I installed the broadcom drivers but it still won't let me connect to my Wifi network
[02:39] <CodeDrunk> Debian-user, useradd -D -d /home/username username
[02:39] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: You can user useradd --help for all the options you need to set if needs be
[02:39] <DarkMasterHalo> useradd creates the home directory automatically
[02:40] <DarkMasterHalo> Unless you specify useradd that you do not want a home directory
[02:41] <CodeDrunk> adduser creates the home directory and copies the /etc/skel folder over, useradd doesn't unless specified
[02:41] <samfisher> has anyone tried Ubuntu on the Macbook Pro? how did it work?
[02:41] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: That doesn't create directory in /home.
[02:41] <VivaVista> >.<
[02:41] <VivaVista> I guess no one knows my problem :(
[02:41] <DarkMasterHalo> CodeDrunk: Ah, always though it was the same
[02:42] <CodeDrunk> DarkMasterHalo, Yeah I usually end up starting off with the wrong one myself, lol
[02:42] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: You can try using ndiswrapper to emulate your wireless driver
[02:42] <jmgilchr> require help with ocr, where to go?
[02:43] <P0lux> a little question: if I install ubuntu 9.10... does everything installed on my computer will be deleted... for example my evolution contact list ?
[02:43] <jessejohnson> can I use my logitech z5500 using optical input with ubuntu?
[02:43] <samfisher> macbook pro? ubuntu? good idea bad idea
[02:43] <samfisher> anyone?
[02:43] <Debian-user> CodeDrunk: Wrong command , run it in your termnal. It will messages.
[02:43] <DarkMasterHalo> P0lux: If I'm not mistaken, if you upgrade it, you will not user anything
[02:43] <pete_> is it possible some websites are even unavailable whilst running a vm of windows xp with ie 8
[02:43] <pete_> ?
[02:44] <pete_> cant get in to my work email
[02:44] <DarkMasterHalo> pete_: I don't think running an impact would have an impact
[02:45] <pete_> what?
[02:45] <DarkMasterHalo> pete_: Sorry, I don't think running a VM would have an impact !
[02:45] <zmassia> Does anyone know how to stop ubuntu from getting hung up at "Checking battery state" at boot?
[02:45] <pete_> can you be more specific?
[02:45] <Voss> P0lux, if the upgrade works everything will be fine...if not your files will probably still be there
[02:45] <IdleOne> Anybody here able to get facebook to work in gwibber? when I click on the Request login code it opens browser and goes to a blank page
[02:45] <dsnyders> pete_, can you get to other sites in xp?
[02:45] <pete_> i figured running xp in full form, as opposed to WINE would be better, but it still does not work, this is all very odd since i could get in to my work email in firefox on XP
[02:46] <P0lux> ok
[02:46] <P0lux> thank you
[02:46] <pete_> dsnyders, yes sir
[02:46] <dsnyders> pete_, can you get to your work email from linux?
[02:46] <DarkMasterHalo> pete_: That's strange
[02:46] <VivaVista> DarkMaster, can I get the ﻿ndiswrapper through the Synaptic?
[02:47] <jenia> hello, I have a problem with ubuntu
[02:47] <jenia> can someone help me please
[02:47] <pete_> DarkMasterHalo, yes
[02:47] <pete_> dsnyders, no sir
[02:47] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: Hmmm, I think so, but I'm not sure
[02:47] <samfisher> jenia: go for it whats the problem
[02:47] <pete_> dsnyders, its an outlook remote server thingamajig
[02:47] <jenia> flash doesnt work all the time in firefox
[02:47] <DarkMasterHalo> pete_: Well it is most likely your work email that doesn't work for some reason, can you try shutting down the VM and try it in linux
[02:47] <samfisher> Dunas: use a USB thumb drive
[02:48] <jenia> sometimes i have to reload the page but then even that work and i have to restart the program
[02:48] <DarkMasterHalo> pete_: in Firefox*
[02:48] <pete_> DarkMasterHalo, i have tried
[02:48] <pete_> dsnyders, http://webmail.alleghenycounty.us/
[02:48] <pete_> do I need to open specific ports
[02:48] <ekontsevoy> is there a way to determine the manufacturer of my LCD panel on a laptop?
[02:49] <samfisher> yeah, what laptop do you have?
[02:49] <DarkMasterHalo> pete_: Okay, well I can access it
[02:49] <samfisher> ekontsevoy: ??
[02:49] <pete_> DarkMasterHalo, when you click "email" does it actually go to the outlook page?
[02:49] <pete_> the actual login page..?
[02:49] <dsnyders> pete_, I can see the page from here.
[02:49] <jmgilchr> can anyone direct me to a channel where i can find help regarding optical character recognition (OCR)?
[02:49] <pete_> "I have had it work in firefox on linux btw guys"
[02:50] <DarkMasterHalo> pete_: Well, I can see the login page.
[02:50] <samfisher> ekontsevoy: if you have a name brand laptop then you should be able to look on the manufacture website to find out who made the LCD
[02:50] <pete_> about three times.
[02:50] <dsnyders> pete_, It's prompting me for a domain/user and password
[02:50] <pete_> dsnyders, i never get that far anymore
[02:50] <pete_> dsnyders, any ideas i have fallen in love with ubuntu but this is a deal breaker
[02:51] <dsnyders> pete_, what happens when you go to the site?
[02:51] <ekontsevoy> samfisher: yeah, that's the point :-) My panel is crap, but Lenovo uses 3 different part numbers for my model, I want to go to their service center and ask for replacement.
[02:51] <DarkMasterHalo> pete_: Well, this should have any effect even on different system
[02:51] <pete_> dsnyders, connection error, you know the standard one when i click email
[02:51] <ekontsevoy> samfisher: but I need to know what NOT to get.
[02:51] <DarkMasterHalo> pete_: What do you mean when you click email.
[02:52] <dsnyders> pete_, It's possible that firefox has saved a password for that site, but it is not the correct one.
[02:52] <pete_> Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at webmail.alleghenycounty.us.
[02:52] <Amjad> hey
[02:52] <Voss> Lenovo used to be expensive but good, now expensive and crappy ;-)
[02:52] <pete_> dsnyders, yea, but i ccant connect on anything anymore, even xp in a vm but it works fine from other places
[02:52] <pete_> err computer.
[02:53] <DarkMasterHalo> pete_: Could you try clearing the cache from Firefox
[02:53] <Amjad> I want to open openvpn on Ubuntu
[02:53] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: That was sudo useradd -m <user>
[02:53] <Amjad> how to open ??
[02:53] <user_> hi
[02:53] <dsnyders> pete_, go to a command prompt and see if you can ping the website.
[02:53] <deathtech> Hello all, i reinstalled my linux OS, and i have a seperate partition i used for my /home directory. After reinstalling, i was careful using parted to not format the filesystem , but told it to mount on /home/username . After the successful installation of the OS, the home directory is there, but my files and folders from the previous install are not. However, the drive space is still used, as it only shows a marginal amount of s
[02:53] <deathtech> pace left on my device. Thoughts ?
[02:53] <looser> help please
[02:53] <manunderground> hey, how can I log into my gmail account w/ Empathy? it imported my info from Pidgin but isn't ablte to connect it seems
[02:53] <Amjad> help me
[02:53] <looser> unable to boot my old os
[02:53] <djuggler> anyone install synergy-plus on 8.04?
[02:54] <Debian-user> lstarnes: That was sudo useradd -m <usr>
[02:54] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: Well, I think that the useradd should create the home directory, I've done it may times.
[02:54] <looser> can someone please help me?
[02:54] <pete_> dsnyders, From BOX.local (192.168.1.5) icmp_seq=4 Destination Port Unreachable
[02:54] <deathtech> looser: What the error when you try to boot ?
[02:54] <pete_> what exactly does that mean?
[02:54] <Amjad> how to open openvpn
[02:55] <Amjad> ???
[02:55] <deathtech> ^is **
[02:55] <Amjad> On Ubuntu server
[02:55] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: Yes, but this(sudo useradd -d /home/user user) doesn't create useraccount-directory in /home
[02:55] <yoyoned> deathtech: verify the partition is mounted.   grep home /proc/mounts
[02:55] <DarkMasterHalo> pete_: It means that it can't reach the destination, are you running any firewall that would block outbound bot
[02:55] <Amjad> :S
[02:55] <djuggler> ubuntu is based on debian right? So I want .deb files not .rpm files correct?
[02:55] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: Wait, I'll try it :P
[02:55] <juankrlos> alguien hable español?
[02:55] <looser> Death.. ive installe xp .. and linus.. and now im unable to boot xp ( it is not my computer#9
[02:55] <deathtech> yoyoned : ill try that, but gparted and fdisk -ls show it mounted
[02:55] <lstarnes> djuggler: correct
[02:56] <pete_> DarkMasterHalo, not that i know of
[02:56] <lstarnes> !es > juankrlos
[02:56] <djuggler> thx.
[02:56] <amon-kill> hola
[02:56] <looser> currently im using a live cd
[02:56] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: You have done many times,but did you post this command here?
[02:56] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: For me, sudo useradd %username% works perfectly
[02:56] <yoyoned> deathtech: gparted and fdisk dont show mounted partitions
[02:56] <amon-kill> speak spanish?
[02:56] <DarkMasterHalo> pete_: Well, that is strange
[02:56] <dsnyders> pete_, enter the command nlsookup webmail.alleghenycounty.us
[02:56] <lstarnes> !es | amon-kill
[02:57] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: sudo useradd %user% doesn't create directory in /home .
[02:57] <yoyoned> deathtech: also look at output of df -h.  see if /home is listed.
[02:57] <amon-kill> im dont know
[02:57] <amon-kill> thankz
[02:57] <pete_> dsnyders, Non-authoritative answer:
[02:57] <pete_> Name:	webmail.alleghenycounty.us
[02:57] <pete_> Address: 199.224.17.159
[02:57] <max_> finally found a bug, and i solved it
[02:57] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: ....., and if you try to login with that user after you created it ?
[02:57] <looser> since 6:00pm gmt i`m trying to uninstall grub on every hdd
[02:57] <deathtech> yoyoned :/dev/sdb6 /home/user ext3 rw,relatime,errors=continue,data=writeback 0 0
[02:58] <pete_> dsnyders, Server:		192.168.1.1
[02:58] <pete_> Address:	192.168.1.1#53
[02:58] <dsnyders> pete_, That's what I'm getting here.
[02:58] <pete_> ok., im super stumped, can my router be doing this somehow
[02:58] <max_> becareful! if you guys install ubuntu on any asus p5ql serial MOBO, please disable marvell IDE controller on BIOS, or get random freeze/hang/crash
[02:58] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: Does "sudo useradd %useracount% " create directory in /home ?
[02:58] <DarkMasterHalo> pete_: Do you have a proxy or a manually DNS set.
[02:58] <tony42> anyone know if ubuntu will be able to read my mirrored volume i made in vista?
[02:58] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: I have run this , but i noticed , it doesn't create directory in /home.
[02:59] <deathtech> yoyoned : and it shows w/ df -h
[02:59] <looser> tony42,  yes .. with more info
[02:59] <IdleOne> max_: report a bug to launchpad
[02:59] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: On what distro are you running, maybe the behavior is different
[02:59] <samfisher> tony42: what do you mean read?
[02:59] <yoyoned> deathtech: it's not mounted in the right place.  it should be /home not /home/usr
[02:59] <manunderground> hey, how can I log into my gmail account w/ Empathy? it imported my info from Pidgin but isn't ablte to connect it seems
[02:59] <samfisher> tony42: do you want me to hack it from here? okay turn off your firewall and tell me your ip hahaha
[02:59] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: It's debian.
[03:00] <tony42> just read. it's two dynamic disks that are mirrored, aka, software raid 1
[03:00] <max_> yea, i am reporting this bug and fix to launchpad.  the fix works on all asus MOBO, i tested p5ql pro, se, l, std etc
[03:00] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: hmm, let me search a little bit
[03:00] <IdleOne> max_: good work :)
[03:00] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: Ok try this, sudo useradd -m %username%
[03:00] <looser> what is the best way to install a bootmanager (live system) to detect all my operating systems and writ a bootmanger do boot one of these
[03:00] <deathtech> yoyoned : interesting. How can i remount it , if i set it to mount at the partition during install , considering the partition is now in use by the system ?
[03:00] <dsnyders> pete_, can you try a different browser?  opera, or konqueror?
[03:00] <IdleOne> !fixgrub | looser
[03:01] <looser> s/writ/write
[03:01] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: make sure the -m in lowercase, uppercase will result in no home directory
[03:01] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: Yes, But why do you use "%" ?
[03:01] <yoyoned> deathtech: edit /etc/fstab and reboot
[03:01] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: I know.
[03:01] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: ah well, just to define a variable. you can consider like <user>
[03:01] <deathtech> yoyoned : Just change the mount point then ?
[03:01] <pete__> sorry bout that.
[03:02] <looser> ubottu, i have 3 hdd - 2x asa 1x ide. on i want to erase all the mbr to boot the os by bios selection (if possible)
[03:02] <pete__> darkmasrterany idea
[03:02] <yoyoned> deathtech: right.  but befor you do, see if there is a /home/usr folder that has your data in it
[03:02] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user:to be more specific, I'm doing a login script job at the same time for Windows client and variable are define as $variable%
[03:02] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: Where did you get this concept of defining variable from? As in php it's $vr
[03:02] <looser> s/sa/ata
[03:03] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: %variable%
[03:03] <dsnyders> pete__, can you try a different browser?  opera, or konqueror?
[03:03] <pete__> dsnyders, ok
[03:03] <VivaVista> ok I downloaded ﻿ndiswrapper how or where do I access it
[03:03] <VivaVista> o.o anyone?
[03:03] <DarkMasterHalo> pete__: Well, I'm out of idea lol
[03:03] <deathtech> yoyoned : no, there isnt. i purposely named it the same user folder name.
[03:03] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: Login script for windows?
[03:03] <looser> current6ly i`m trying to install a new linux to detect my installed os`es
[03:03] <VivaVista> And yes, this is my first day of using Linux so don't pass on the details
[03:03] <deathtech> yoyoned: k, its been removed, rebooting
[03:04] <Jere> Hi, Please I need to configurate a lan connection between two computers with Ubuntu OS using wireless connection and i have no idea!
[03:04] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: I think you need to compile it and install it. then you can use it with any windows driver, especially wireless drivers
[03:04] <samfisher> how do you install chinese keyboard in ubuntu?
[03:04] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: Yes :)
[03:04] <pete__> dsnyders, whayts the package name in karmic?
[03:04] <pete__> for opera.
[03:04] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: Ok, so first, what did you download ?
[03:04] <yoyoned> !wireless|Jere
[03:05] <samfisher> chinese and Ubuntu? does anyone have any experience?
[03:05] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: Hello , you didn't complete your registration confirmation step.
[03:05] <dsnyders> pete__, No idea.  Probably opera.  Is karmic some sort of package manager?
[03:05] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: ?
[03:05] <VivaVista> Dark, I found it through Synaptic, so I'm guessing I won't need to compile it, do I?
[03:05] <Jere> thanks ubottu
[03:05] <IdleOne> !karmic > dsnyders
[03:05] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: Ok so, from the command line, you should have a command ndiswrapper
[03:05] <IdleOne> !karmic > pete_
[03:05] <looser> is there a tool to scan the whole system for installded os`es ... and writ an new boot mananger?
[03:05] <Darroch> disconnect
[03:06] <IdleOne> !karmic > pete__
[03:06] <lolyea> !karmic > lolyea
[03:06]  * looser sayes sorry for his bad english
[03:06] <DarkMasterHalo> if you type it, you will have different option, you will need to download the windows drivers for it to work
[03:06] <Debian-user> DarkMasterHalo: Type /msg nickserv info , see the nickserv tab
[03:06] <dsnyders> IdleOne, private messages are not coming through to me for some reason.
[03:06] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: ah ok :P
[03:06] <lolyea> dsnyders: what client do u use
[03:07] <DarkMasterHalo> Debian-user: I just registered today :P
[03:07] <IdleOne> dsnyders: karmix is the code name for ubuntu 9.10 due to be released at the end of this month
[03:07] <VivaVista> I downloaded ndisgtk, ndiswrapper-common, and ndiswrapper-utils-1.9
[03:07] <VivaVista> all from synaptic
[03:07] <IdleOne> karmic*
[03:07] <dsnyders> lolyea, xchat
[03:07] <looser> linux is to hard for me - i need an emergency exit
[03:07] <Wolfcastle> hello
[03:07] <VivaVista> looser thats what I'm thinking too, if I don't get it set up by tonight I'm reinstalling Vista :(
[03:07] <Wolfcastle> I'm having some problems with my wifi on jaunty
[03:08] <Wolfcastle> i don't see any networks available when clicking the icon
[03:08] <monty_hall> for usb hdd how do I make a noauto entry in fstab? Ubuntu keeps fsck'ing before the drive is available.  When I uncomment the drive in fstab, I can "mount /external" no problem - AFTER - I'm logged.
[03:08] <monty_hall> in
[03:08] <lolyea> looser: ?
[03:08] <dsnyders> lolyea, I see it inline with all the other chat, except that it has *lolyea*
[03:08] <Wolfcastle> and I know there is an open network available
[03:08] <looser> VivaVista, i have an installeed xp but i cnat boot it
[03:08] <Wolfcastle> i was thinking about trying wicd....do u recommend it?
[03:08] <looser> i need a handshake
[03:08] <lolyea> dsnyders: what is wrong with that?
[03:08] <Slurpee> which usenet readers are people using for ubuntu?
[03:09] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: Well, is it a wireless card of a wireless usb key ?
[03:09] <grekkos> does anyone here know how to use scim for japanese input? I have scim and scim-anthy installed but it's not switching modes for some reason (??)
[03:09] <VivaVista> Its a wireless card, internal
[03:09] <sako> can i change the font of my sig in Evolution??
[03:09] <VivaVista> Broadcom 802.11/g
[03:09] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: Okay, well, it should be working properly out of the box.
[03:09] <looser> currently i have installed a ubuntu derivat .. and i hope that i can chose my othes os`es after reboot b  ( i have no backup)
[03:09] <dsnyders> lolyea, well, two things.  First, pms used to come up in a separate dialog, and second, I didn't get ubottu's pms.
[03:10] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: You can't authenticate to it ?
[03:10] <VivaVista> Thats the problem , I connected to an unsecured netowrk
[03:10] <looser> lolyea, pardon?
[03:10] <VivaVista> but it won't work on my own network
[03:10] <VivaVista> yeah it won't authenticate
[03:10] <VivaVista> I know I entered the right WEP key
[03:10] <VivaVista> but it still won't log in
[03:10] <looser> please pm .. the chat is2fast for me
[03:10] <lolyea> looser: linux is easy, you just need to remember some commands
[03:10] <dsnyders> lolyea, that one came through.  Weird
[03:10] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: Okay so you have WPA setup on your router ?
[03:11] <lolyea> dsnyders: i pmd that one to ubottu
[03:11] <samfisher>  
[03:11] <looser> lolyea,  i have use beos some years .. now i`m trying zeven OS
[03:11] <VivaVista> Yes
[03:11] <dsnyders> lolyea, try pmming me again, please
[03:11] <assassin> -ch
[03:11]  * looser is just a normal user
[03:11] <lolyea> my exit message used to be "Ex-Cat
[03:11] <sako> can i change the font of my sig in Evolution??
[03:11]  * lolyea says looser, too bad :(
[03:12] <Cyrano_De> sako: There is no reason to change the font of you Sig.  Many clients are just going to strip all that crap and display plain text anyway.
[03:12] <looser> all i need is  a tool to write a new bootmanger for my 3 hdd
[03:12] <Cyrano_De> sako: http://www.mail-list.com/list_owner/plain_text_email.html
[03:12] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: Okay, well, if you run a command ndiswrapper, you should see I think like 5 options.
[03:12] <looser> lolyea, pardon?
[03:12] <sako> Cyrano_De, it is a companywide uniform sig
[03:13] <sako> not by choice :(
[03:13] <sako> so its not possible?
[03:13] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: It is fairly simple, you need to point it to the INF file you downloaded
[03:13] <looser> lolyea, i want to keep linux, but there are many problems ( udf, too much commandline ork...)
[03:13] <VivaVista> hmm
[03:13] <phix> VivaVista: :/
[03:13] <Cyrano_De> sako: No idea, but you should be sending plain text anyway to be a good net citizen.  Plain text means no fancy fonts.
[03:13] <sako> looser, theres always other options :)
[03:14] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: Like, go and download the drivers for your wireless card, that would be the first step
[03:14] <looser> is there an expirienced user who have time for an privat chat ... i`m running stupid
[03:14] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: I'll install ndiswrapper in the meantime
[03:14] <VivaVista> ok I'm on it
[03:15] <looser> Sako , i loved beos for all the years . but now ... no drivers ... no hope
[03:15] <sako> Cyrano_De, thanks for the tip
[03:15] <looser> all people say change back to windows ... but this is no soulution
[03:15] <sako> can i change the font of my sig in Evolution?? anyone know for sure??
[03:16] <looser> ..not an solution
[03:16] <DarkMasterHalo> looser: Well, if you want to pay, then yes you can go Windows, but if you want free, then you must make some effort
[03:17] <looser> DarkMasterHalo, sure ... but currently i only want a working system ... i`m afraid
[03:17] <sako> looser, ??
[03:17] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVislooser: Afraid of what exactly ?
[03:17] <sako> this guys a troll or something
[03:18] <DarkMasterHalo> sako: We will see :P
[03:18] <looser> currently i just want to have a working bootmanger (  i dont know the word in germany we say "angst")
[03:18] <sako> he is ... hes a good actor too
[03:18] <cryptide> any ideas on http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/26893/screenshot_078_7ApoiZ.png "java" taking up copius cpu?
[03:18] <DarkMasterHalo> sako: ahanh :)
[03:18] <sako> told you
[03:19] <komputes> how can I use ubuntu-bug to report a bug with my webcam?
[03:19] <sako> prob from #archlinux-offtopic
[03:19] <DarkMasterHalo> looser: Tell us what is not working, and we will try to provide you with a solution
[03:19] <looser> 3 drive withe 3 bootmangers .. but i cant but the os`es
[03:19] <DarkMasterHalo> looser: Try to get this kind of support from Microsoft :P
[03:20] <kenyon> cryptide: are you running firefox? if you go to a page with a java applet, a java process will be started. sometimes they go crazy.
[03:20] <bastidrazor> !german | looser try the german channel
[03:20] <cryptide> kenyon: firefox is closed
[03:20] <sako> he's not german
[03:20] <sako> he's a troll
[03:20] <DarkMasterHalo> sako: hey hey :P
[03:20] <kenyon> cryptide: try ps afx to see the process tree, maybe you can see why java is running
[03:21] <O__o> hi when is ubuntu 9.10 official release???  it is oct 09 already
[03:21] <looser> DarkMasterHalo, ok ... fist .. i have 3 drives ... 1. xp + linux mint ... 1x emty but with a not working grub .. 1x a drive withe my data
[03:21] <sako> ubuntu.com has a countdown
[03:21] <sako> you can get the beta too
[03:21] <Cyrano_De> !karmic > O__o
[03:21] <sako> if you are brave
[03:21] <Serla> People of ubuntu! How can I change my top/ bottom panels position through System - Preferences or System - Adminstration. Because I can't do it the normal way my panel is stuffed with items
[03:21] <looser> DarkMasterHalo, but i cant boot on of them because a not working bootmanager
[03:22] <dsnyders> Hi all!  How do I monitor the traffic on my lan?  I need to see which ip is hogging all the bandwidth.
[03:22] <O__o> when is the next LTS??
[03:22] <bastidrazor> !mint | looser
[03:22] <Cyrano_De> Serla: right click on the panel chose properties.  Uncheck expandable.  Now you can click and drag the panel
[03:22] <sako> DarkMasterHalo, notice how he doesn't give an error or a problem even
[03:22] <lstarnes> O__o: 10.04 is the tentative LTS release
[03:22] <DarkMasterHalo> looser: Hmm, You can find some good tutorials on how to reinstall grub.
[03:22] <lstarnes> O__o: it might be later
[03:22] <kenyon> O__o: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS
[03:22] <DarkMasterHalo> sako: Yeah, I know :P
[03:23] <O__o> i have heard they change the synaptic on 10.04?
[03:23] <sako> looser, you are even bad at trolling :(
[03:23] <sako> how sad is that?
[03:23] <Serla> Cyrano_De That's the problem, I cant access properties its stuffed with many items
[03:23] <looser> DarkMasterHalo,  i tried it since 6:00 GMT
[03:23] <cryptide> kenyon: what you think: http://pastie.org/647861
[03:23] <DarkMasterHalo> sako: I'm drinking Scoth now so, I'm bit of helpling everybody  lol
[03:23] <looser> can someone help me or not?
[03:24] <sako> Scotch = helping yourself :)
[03:24] <DarkMasterHalo> sako: But this guy is not helping himself, he is not providing any details ....
[03:24] <kenyon> cryptide: don't know. try killing it. it's running as user rob, so it can't do much damage if you kill it.
[03:24] <looser> currently it seems that linux is not wat it seems to be for me ... soorey
[03:24] <sako> i ignored him 10 mins ago :)
[03:24] <Cyrano_De> Serla: When the panel is too full you have to try and click between applets.  Keep trying you should eventually get a right click menu
[03:24] <mahdi> Hi, I cannot use persian character in Wine applications ! should I add my language somewhere ?
[03:25] <DarkMasterHalo> sako: Well, I love Scotch, Whisky, Cognac and all of those, they have a wonderful taste
[03:25] <O__o> when will ubuntu takes out the pulseaudio in the next next release??
[03:25]  * looser is only stupid user .. 
[03:25] <O__o> pulseaudio creates so many problems in a few apps
[03:25] <Serla> Cyrano_De I did try and I was wondering if there is another way to do that
[03:25] <sako> I love Glenlivet
[03:25] <VivaVista> no luck
[03:25] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: At all ?
[03:25] <menzza> Hello im running 9.10 beta and cant install flash
[03:25] <looser> i`ve no root to help me
[03:25] <cryptide> kenyon: well that solved it... i had open office open earlier.  i'm about ready to trash that POS
[03:26] <kenyon> O__o: you can disable it yourself: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio
[03:26] <bastidrazor> menzza: please join #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[03:26] <menzza> bastidrazor: i am there
[03:26] <kenyon> cryptide: ahh yeah, openoffice does indeed use java.
[03:26] <menzza> ;P
[03:26] <sako> can someone kick/ban looser please
[03:26] <O__o> kenyon, but ubuntu should have given user to choose not to install in the installer
[03:26] <cryptide> kenyon: but you'd think that after it has been closed it would kill the jvm?
[03:26] <sako> there are people who really need help in here
[03:26] <kenyon> cryptide: normally it does.
[03:26] <looser> sako soory... :- X
[03:26] <cryptide> and not continue eating 90% cpu
[03:26] <O__o> not to disable or uninstall after fresh install
[03:27] <DarkMasterHalo> VivaVista: Well, viva, I'll have to go but I'm sure other people can help you, if you get the windows drivers, then you can run the command ndiswrapper -i <path to inf file> the run ndiswrapper -m -mi
[03:27] <kenyon> O__o: maybe you should file a bug or see if bugs already exist for your problems?
[03:27] <O__o> i dont need to file one, there are many there
[03:27] <VivaVista> ok
[03:27] <VivaVista> Thanks for your help anyway
[03:27] <DarkMasterHalo> See you all, and have a good night
[03:27] <Keiya> Does Ubuntu keep Debian's odd habit of mixing in nonfree documentation for free programs with nonfree programs? (I understand why they do, but I /really/ wish they would have stuck it in a separate section, like doc-nonfree or something...)
[03:27] <looser> bye ... leave linux for the pro-users
[03:28] <kenyon> Keiya: debian normally does put nonfree docs in separate nonfree packages.
[03:28] <DarkMasterHalo> looser: Ahaa loves this comment, I think I should just report you for that agressive comment
[03:29] <Manifest1> Does anyone here know how to use DeVeDe? Having some problems with it.
[03:29] <looser> DarkMasterHalo, sorry
[03:30] <O__o> i dont understand why ubuntu decide to put pulseaudio as default in 8.04?
[03:30] <looser> bye and sorry
[03:30] <lolyea> O__o: its awesome
[03:30] <O__o> it was all good and solid in 7.10
[03:30] <O__o> its awesome in what way?
[03:30] <Cyrano_De> Serla: You can try to edit the XML files in ~/.gconf/apps/panel and log out and back in.
[03:31] <lolyea> O__o: nope, that OpenSSL security bug and gparted crashing on live
[03:31] <O__o> i dont see any improvement except problems
[03:31] <Keiya> kenyon: Uh, what? It's in a package that's different from packages containing nonfree programs, but it still would be nicer if it was in a separate section. So you could enable the documentation for things like every GNU program ever and not also enable nonfree cruft
[03:31] <lolyea> O__o: 8.04 was rock solid
[03:31] <komputes> how do i find out what module a usb device uses?
[03:31] <huangjs> GDB 7.0 has been released. I'm wondering if it will be included in karmic.
[03:31] <O__o> u try to install 8.04 and then skype you will see what i mean?
[03:32] <kenyon> komputes: lshw shows that, I think.
[03:33] <VivaVista> I guess I have no choice but to switch back to Windows =/
[03:33] <VivaVista> >.<
[03:34] <O__o> VivaVista, try WPA
[03:35] <O__o> VivaVista, WEP also give me headache in ubuntu too
[03:35] <O__o> VivaVista, if you can access your router, change the wep to wpa
[03:35] <TimothyA> anyone here has installed ventrilo?
[03:36] <heater> hey can come one help me with a nVidia driver installation in ubuntu 9.04
[03:36] <geckosenator> hi
[03:36] <Cyrano_De> TimothyA: Is there a Linux client for Vent now?
[03:36] <heater> I have the *.run package, but the last few times it has killed my graphics and would like some input
[03:36] <komputes> kenyon: only PCI devices and USB controllers, doesn't seem to have any usb device info
[03:36] <TimothyA> Cyrano_De; i'm trying to find a server for vent :P
[03:37] <Xcell> heater-   first
[03:37] <Xcell> heater-  uninstall any graphics
[03:37] <Xcell> then to alt+f4  then   sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[03:37] <heater> Xcell: please excuse me but how do i do that?
[03:38] <Xcell> then  sudo sh NV*.run
[03:38] <geckosenator> how do I record a video with my webcam and also capture audio into it?
[03:38] <heater> Xcell: how do i uninstall graphics
[03:38] <TimothyA> anyone?
[03:38] <Xcell> sys admin / hardware graphics
[03:38] <mahdi> Can I use wine to write in persian ?
[03:38] <heater> Xcell: as of now i only have the driver that is from the package manager
[03:39] <Xcell> uninstall it
[03:39] <Xcell> then reboot and come back to me
[03:40] <Xcell> and make sure the nvidia drivers are in ur home folder
[03:40] <heater> Xcell: last time i tried this, when i was installing, when i reboot i have to boot into safe graphics mode and there are many errors
[03:40] <Xcell> then after u uninstall graphics.. boot to recovery mode and do this   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[03:41] <Xcell> that should give u vessa
[03:41] <dietpepsi> hey guys
[03:41] <dietpepsi> how do i enable the emerald theme manager ?
[03:41] <dietpepsi> it seems like its not working, the desktop cube is not working
[03:41] <Xcell> dietpepsi-  install fusion icon it has a switch for it
[03:42] <dietpepsi> ah okay
[03:42] <dietpepsi> can i get that from the package manger ?
[03:42] <Xcell> yes.. search compiz
[03:42] <dietpepsi> okay
[03:42] <VivaVista> ok I'll try that
[03:42] <heater> Xcell: ok i will give it a shot, is there a way to reverse if things go wrong?
[03:43] <Xcell> just use the dpkg command and u should have gui
[03:43] <Xcell> in recovery mode
[03:43] <Xcell> hit esc on boot
[03:43] <dietpepsi> yay ty xcell
[03:43] <Xcell> ok
[03:43] <dietpepsi> i am a recently divorced user of fedora 11
[03:43] <heater> Xcell: ok
[03:44] <dietpepsi> those fedora people are snobs
[03:44] <Xcell> lol.. i just tried it.. is stunk
[03:44] <dietpepsi> dont ever go into that room here on freenode
[03:44] <dietpepsi> i got called a troll by an op for asking a question
[03:44] <dietpepsi> and than banned
[03:44] <dietpepsi> so i said f fedora
[03:44] <dietpepsi> LVM is a pain for a novice to resize
[03:44] <Xcell> lol.. i didnt need help.. but it stunk..
[03:45] <Xcell> x kept crashing and 2 many hoops to get brpms going
[03:45] <Xcell> rpms
[03:45] <dietpepsi> hmmmm
[03:45] <Cyrano_De> dietpepsi: LVM is a bit of an advanced option.
[03:45] <Xcell> and yum isnt so yummy
[03:46] <dietpepsi> the desktop cube isn't working with the dew hickey command of ctrl plus alt plus down arrow
[03:46] <dietpepsi> hmmm
[03:46] <Hodapp> eh, yum's not that bad.
[03:46] <Hodapp> we've got 2 CentOS servers and a Fedora dev box at work and my trouble has been minimal.
[03:46] <dietpepsi> is this by default ? do i have to change some settings
[03:46] <Xcell> dietpepsi-  go to compiz options and click rotate cube
[03:46] <dietpepsi> its on
[03:47] <dietpepsi> i got the rotate cube thing working
[03:47] <dietpepsi> but i mean...i want to unfold the cube
[03:47] <Xcell> now go to cube reflection and deformation..and click  deformation and make it (none)
[03:48] <Xcell> oh
[03:48] <dietpepsi> ye the unfolding isn't working
[03:48] <dietpepsi> which is control alt down arrow
[03:48] <Xcell> not sure... i never used that option.. just play with it yull get it
[03:48] <WilliamC2> I'm playing Freedroid RPG and I don't know where the game is installed.
[03:49] <WilliamC2> Any clue
[03:49] <WilliamC2> It's not under /etc
[03:49] <Cyrano_De> WilliamC2: Most games get installed into /usr/share/games
[03:49] <dietpepsi> can i have window reflection on
[03:50] <dietpepsi> with window deformation ?
[03:50] <Xcell> yes
[03:50] <WilliamC2> Where is the saved game located?
[03:50] <Xcell> you may want to google compize help..
[03:50] <Cyrano_De> WilliamC2: err.../usr/games.
[03:50] <Manifest1> Anyone here know how to use DeVeDe?
[03:50] <TimothyA> anyone here knows how to install a ventrilo server on an ubuntu distro?
[03:51] <jaychou> The external affairs ask google not definitely
[03:51] <O__o> anyone here use scim?
[03:51] <WilliamC2> It's not there Cyrano
[03:51] <jaychou> what is scim?
[03:51] <Hodapp> wow, random k-line
[03:51] <Cyrano_De> WilliamC2: The game saves could be in many places.  Look in the hiden folders in your home.
[03:51] <Xcell> ya  try home plus arrow up
[03:51] <Cyrano_De> WilliamC2: Some save them in /var/games
[03:52] <O__o> SCIM = smart Common Input Method
[03:52] <heater> Xcell: you are a genius, thank you so much
[03:52] <O__o> but i think it isnt smart
[03:52] <heater> Xcell: are you good with sound?
[03:52] <Xcell> ok  did u get nvidia installed?
[03:52] <heater> Xcell: yea i did it works wonderfully, now XBMC doesn't stutter with HD playback
[03:52] <Manifest1> Anyone here know how to use DeVeDe?
[03:52] <Xcell> ok.. whats the sound issue..
[03:53] <WilliamC2> How do I see it if it's hidden
[03:53] <heater> Xcell: i had sound 2 days ago, and now i don't. aplay -l says "no sound cards" and under volume control it says: playback Null output
[03:53] <jaychou> i think the input method that most used will be microsoft input
[03:53] <Cyrano_De> WilliamC2: ls -a
[03:53] <O__o> jaychou, ?
[03:54] <Xcell> interesting.. what are the sound settings when you go to sys / prefs /sound
[03:54] <O__o> jaychou, scim is better but it just have problem with java base softwares and QT softwares
[03:54] <jaychou> under linux has how many kind of input methods ？
[03:55] <O__o> jaychou, install scim you will see
[03:55] <nix-idioteque> I can has popsicle?
[03:55] <heater> well i had sound through HDMI btw the settings are "HDA NVidia NVIDIA HDMI (ALSA) (Not connected)
[03:55] <hd409> hello guys how to connect internet using pldt weroam usb modem?
[03:56] <Xcell> make sure they are all alsa.. it varies
[03:57] <hd409> modem model : ZTE MF622
[03:57] <heater> Xcell: all are ALSA except for "Default Mixer Tracks"
[03:57] <Xcell> you will have to reboot after those settings are done.. also install alsamixergui when ur done
[03:57] <hd409> how to connect internet using PLDT weroam usb  modem model :ZTE MF622
[03:57] <heater> Xcell: That is Pulseaudio(but neither word) i have tried using the test button on all of the different options
[03:58] <Xcell> ya.. its buggy.. just have to play with it.. every sys is different and pulse is picky
[03:59] <Xcell> make sure you right click ur spkr icon and select alsa also
[03:59] <heater> Xcell: it can't see my sound cards at all anymore so i believe the drivers are there but the hardware is not being seen to be used with them
[04:00] <Xcell> that sounds right.. not sure how to make it see it tho
[04:00] <Xcell> just have to google it out
[04:00] <heater> Xcell: i was afraid of that...ill see what i can come up with. thanks for all you help :)
[04:00] <Xcell> read multiple options before tasking.. u could make things worse
[04:00] <dietpepsi> can i install Kooldock for gnome ?
[04:01] <dietpepsi> or is it only for kde
[04:01] <Xcell> any time
[04:01] <bigmacx> does anyone know if there's a better way to dynamically manage the kexec initrd and vmlinux links than the default static root symbolic links?
[04:01] <Xcell> cario prolly wuld be better
[04:02] <Xcell> google cario and look @ screen shots.. looks good
[04:02] <emergion> joomla
[04:02] <VivaVista> Yes!
[04:02] <bastidrazor> Xcell: cairo-dock rather
[04:02] <VivaVista> I finally got it to work :D
[04:02] <Xcell> ya
[04:02] <frog> is there something like padding for block & columns in latex? or do i have to use \vskip \hskip?
[04:02] <Xcell> VivaVista-  nice
[04:03] <Xcell> now throw those windows away... j/k
[04:03] <jaychou> vitas is not vista
[04:03] <jaychou> who know vitas
[04:08] <shawn_> Alright... So Im writing a game in python and I need to convert a list to a string... I know the str() function does this but it keeps the ' ' and [] around all of the items
[04:08] <shawn_> Is there anyt way to remove these
[04:08] <hd409> hello guys. how to install flash,java,shockwave and other softwares in order to watch youtube and wiki videos?thanks
[04:09] <Omlette> !flash | hd409
[04:09] <hd409> hello guys. how to install flash,java,shockwave and other softwares in order to watch youtube and wiki videos and also to view adobe notes?thanks
[04:09] <Xcell> mozilla java plugin in synaptic
[04:09] <shawn_> !repeat | hd409
[04:09] <Jordan_U_> shawn_: Try #python
[04:09] <Omlette> !flash > hd409
[04:11] <wall-e_> anyone using crunchbang?
[04:12] <ridwan> 009
[04:12] <bazhang> wall-e_, in #crunchbang
[04:13] <wall-e_>                                                                         thank you
[04:13] <bazhang> hd409, install the package ubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:15] <hd409> thanks
[04:15] <hd409> anybody here knows how to install PLDT WEROAM? Modem model ZTE MF622
[04:16] <paul__> test
[04:17] <Nozy> test back
[04:17] <foundry87> Can someone tell me how I can remove the Rhythmbox tray icon from the notification area in my panel?
[04:18] <sako> is there an option to keep evolution only open in indicator applet?
[04:18] <sako> or as a tray icon?
[04:19] <Xcell> when its playing foundry87 ?
[04:19] <cancuengt> hello everyone}
[04:19] <foundry87> Xcell, when I open Rhythmbox a tray icon appears in the notification area. I don't want it to be there.
[04:20] <Xcell> check plugins and prefs
[04:20] <cancuengt> i'm writting from Guatemala requesting help with an ubuntu server. Problems with network card
[04:20] <foundry87> I have, and I can't seem to find something that will remove it
[04:20] <cancuengt> if anyone can helpme, I'll be thanked
[04:20] <Xcell> i think there is a plugin for sys tray
[04:21] <foundry87> xcell: there's a plugin called minimize to tray, but that's all I see
[04:21] <Xcell> ah  ok then
[04:22] <Jordan_U> cancuengt: What problems are you having?
[04:22] <cancuengt> join #ubuntu-server
[04:22] <Asad> Is there a way to set time on ubuntu without it getting reset on a reboot? ...
[04:22] <Xcell> ya.. make sure you set time in bios
[04:23] <Jordan_U> Asad: It shouldn't be reset on reboot, if it's reset to epoch check that your CMOS battery is good
[04:23] <Wolfcastle> hello
[04:23] <Wolfcastle> I just downloades glassfish v2.1
[04:23] <Asad> meh ... that's not what I want to do .. the time is correct but recent tzdata updates have messed up the time for Pakistan so it's always off by an hour.
[04:23] <Wolfcastle> It's an executable
[04:23] <Logically> ph hello there
[04:24] <Wolfcastle> and when running the file i get "could not find the requierd version of java, need version 1.5 or higher"
[04:24] <Wolfcastle> but i have sun-java-1.6 installed
[04:24] <Wolfcastle> i also specified the directory with -javahome
[04:25] <Wolfcastle> but then I get "Attach to native process failed"
[04:25] <Schnork> hi everybody
[04:25] <Wolfcastle> any tips?
[04:25] <juankrlos> i don't speak english ---> how to conect ubuntu to wifi wpa2 with terminal (no using wicd) i used to config with "iwconfig"
[04:25] <Schnork> I've got a litte problem with my my sound card : I've no sound :5. Can anyone hepl ne ?
[04:26] <Jordan_U> juankrlos: There are channels for other languages. What language do you speak?
[04:26] <fatblueduck> I'm trying to enable thumbnail view of raw images on in gnome
[04:26] <sako> is there an option to keep evolution only open in indicator applet?
[04:26] <fatblueduck> ubuntu does this automatically but I'm using a different distro
[04:26] <fatblueduck> and I want to know how does ubuntu enable this?
[04:27] <juankrlos> i speak spanish
[04:27] <histo> fatblueduck: i think its part of nautilus
[04:27] <VivaVista> How do I uninstall ubuntu, it's not a dual boot, and I don't have a Vista Cd, just recovery disks...
[04:27] <Wolfcastle> juankrlos: try ubuntu-es
[04:27] <Wolfcastle> I would like to know that too juankrlos
[04:27] <juankrlos> ok thank
[04:27] <histo> VivaVista: just use your recovery disks and wipe the partition and format the drive.
[04:27] <Jordan_U> !es | juankrlos
[04:28] <Schnork> Nobody cqn help me for my sound problem :( ?
[04:28] <VivaVista> histo what about that Grub bootloader
[04:28] <VivaVista> will it rewrite the mbr too?
[04:29] <histo> VivaVista: yeah if not you can do it from a windows cd fdisk /mbr
[04:29] <catch_> t
[04:29] <VivaVista> ok then, thanks
[04:29] <evilurch> Schnork: whats the problem with the sound?
[04:29] <VivaVista> Too bad.. maybe one day when Ubuntu can run my games I will be back to it
[04:30] <histo> VivaVista: what games?
[04:30] <Schnork> evilurch: I have no sound
[04:30] <Fezzler> FireFox closes after running YouTube video like 30 seconds???
[04:30] <histo> VivaVista: did you have problems with?
[04:30] <VivaVista> Some MMO's , Flight Sim, WINE didn't work at all.
[04:30] <Dunas> Is it worth installing 9.04 right now, or should I just wait for 9.10?
[04:30] <Wolfcastle> Dunas: I think it's worth it for the stability
[04:30] <histo> VivaVista: Yeah I just don't buy windows games.
[04:30] <VivaVista> o.O
[04:30] <Wolfcastle> I just tried 9.10 and had serveral problems
[04:31] <histo> VivaVista: I play quakelive.com urban terror open arena etc...
[04:31] <ekimmargni> Hello, I'm having lots of dropped connections on my wireless network. Is there any tool to test what wireless channels have noise on them?
[04:31] <Wolfcastle> downgraded asap
[04:31] <VivaVista> I play Tremulous and Urban Terror but there is no good alternatives to the good games I like
[04:31] <histo> VivaVista: Well WoW works fine in ubuntu
[04:31] <shawn_> Wolfcastle well its still in beta Ubuntu strongly recomends against installing it over your current installation
[04:31] <histo> VivaVista: but as far as some of hte others if their not listed in appdb for wine then they aren't going to work.
[04:32] <Schnork> evilurch: My sound have worked for a while, but it doesn't work yet.
[04:32] <aud-alfred> alfred
[04:32] <Lint_> WoW paints a single frame for 5 sec in Ubuntu, it's not work
[04:32] <VivaVista> I guess.
[04:32] <haianhleti> Hello
[04:32] <Fezzler> Is it a setting issue?
[04:32] <histo> !downgrade | Wolfcastle
[04:32] <VivaVista> But Im at least happy that all my drivers work flawlessly on Ubuntu
[04:32] <LordDarth> There are some good FPS games for linux
[04:32] <Jordan_U> ekimmargni: Wavemon gives graphs of signal and noise, if you just want to get the numbers "iwlist scan" which comes with Ubuntu will give you that
[04:32] <Wolfcastle> histo: I meant i installed 9.04 and formatted the old partition
[04:32] <histo> Lint_: it works fine if you follow the directions on wine's app database
[04:33] <histo> Wolfcastle: well you can always install an older version if you want.
[04:33] <Lint_> FPS<1 is not 'works fine'
[04:33] <Wolfcastle> yep, that's what I would recommend anyone who asks me
[04:33] <sako> How is indicator applet configured?
[04:34] <histo> Wolfcastle: whats the problems that you are having?
[04:34] <sako> does it still alert me of emails if i close evolution??
[04:34] <Aframester> i have a server question if anyone can help
[04:34] <histo> Wolfcastle: You asked how you can downgrade
[04:34] <Jordan_U> Lint_: Many people run WoW at full speed with wine, do you have 3D drivers for your graphics card installed?
[04:34] <histo> !ask | Aframester
[04:34] <Lint_> yes of course
[04:34] <VivaVista> You know what, you're right. I'll keep trying to learn my way around Ubuntu.
[04:34] <Wolfcastle> em no I didn't but thanks for answering anyway ;-)
[04:35] <Xcell> VivaVista-  stick with it.. youll get it
[04:35] <ekimmargni> Jordan_U: great, thanks. I see that two of them are on the same channel... let's move them apart and see if that helps :D
[04:35] <Lint_> I tell you more, it worked great until they broke xorg last year
[04:35] <histo>  Wolfcastle> downgraded asap
[04:35] <Aframester> I have an older IBM server with dual core pentium 3's running XP and want to put ubuntu on it, which version should I look at?
[04:35] <histo> Wolfcastle: is what you typed
[04:35] <histo> Wolfcastle: after talking about installing 9.10
[04:36] <Jordan_U> Lint_: Do you have an Intel graphics card?
[04:36] <Lint_> Jordan_U: no, I have Radeon X1300 graphics card
[04:36] <ekimmargni> Jordan_U: wavemon is awesome too!
[04:36] <Jordan_U> Aframester: What do you want to use it for?
[04:36]  * ekimmargni hearts GNU/linux
[04:36] <catch_> oh the cursed intel graphics card in 9.04... that was just bad
[04:36] <VivaVista> Is there any tools that monitor CPU Tempreature for linux?
[04:37] <VivaVista> I got some tests to run
[04:37] <sproaty> VivaVista, lm-sensors
[04:37] <histo> Aframester: they aren't 64bit processors right?
[04:37] <ekimmargni> VivaVista: lm-sensors
[04:37] <Aframester> Jordan: home media and home server
[04:37] <Aframester> no they are not 64 bit
[04:37] <histo> Aframester: Put x86 variant then?
[04:37] <Xcell> VivaVista-  lm sensors.. also make sure you install sensors applet with it
[04:37] <sproaty> Is there a way to install a -particular- language set? I just installed Welsh through the language GUI from control center, and it installed it as "cy-GB" -- all my programs are searchng for "cy"
[04:37] <histo> Aframester: and if its a home server and not really a production machine I would go with the most recent version.
[04:37] <sproaty> How can I get cy-GB to cy?
[04:37] <Aframester> would i want to run a server of just a desktop
[04:37] <Xcell> VivaVista-  open synaptic and search lm-sensors
[04:37] <Wolfcastle> histo: ok well thanx anyways
[04:38] <VivaVista> ok
[04:38] <Lint_> sproaty: because no-one translated it to even cy?
[04:38] <Aframester> would i want to run a server of just a desktop?
[04:38] <sproaty> Lint_, I exported my .po gettext file from Launchpad and they've saved it as cy. wxPython is looking for cy. seems a bit weird
[04:39] <Lint_> that means you've compiled it in wrong location
[04:39] <sproaty> compiled the .po file?
[04:39] <Lint_> yes, to .mo
[04:40] <Dunas> Ok
[04:40] <Jordan_U> Aframester: If you aren't very familiar with the terminal you should probably go with the desktop version, note that the main difference between the two is the set of default apps.
[04:41] <Dunas> I have an external 1TB HD, that I want to keep as storage. Now, if I plan on completely formatting my C:\ drive when I install Ubuntu, should I do anything particular with the HD to keep it from getting formatted? Will I still be able to access it from within Ubuntu?
[04:41] <VivaVista> ok XCell, I installed it. Now how do I access it
[04:41] <sproaty> no, that's fine - wxWidgets is looking in my system locale for "cy", but it's not finding it, since cy-gb is there. I don't think I can change wx since I'm passing a constant to a function that represents the chosen language.
[04:41] <histo> Dunas: You should have no problem accessing it. Just make sure you don't format that drive by accident.
[04:41] <Xcell> VivaVista-   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto
[04:41] <Dunas> histo should I just unplug it for safety
[04:42] <histo> Dunas: infact you can boot to the live cd and should be able to see the external drive.
[04:42] <histo> Dunas: You can if your not too familiar with the hardware naming etc..
[04:42] <Jordan_U> Dunas: The installer makes it clear what partitions will be formatted
[04:42] <Dunas> Well, I'm running on three cups of coffee right now.
[04:42] <Dunas> So I'd rather not do something twitchy-stupid.
[04:42] <Lint_> sproaty: gettext should automatically back to xx, if xx-YY not found
[04:42] <histo> Dunas: you'll be able to see sizes in the paritioner during install so you shouldn't get to confused.
[04:43] <Jordan_U> Dunas: I guess there is no reason not to disconnect it
[04:43] <sproaty> ok, thanks Lint_ - I'll check with wxPython specifically. cheers!
[04:43] <Dunas> Ah, alright. It's been around a year since I played around with Linux last, around the time that Win7 went up for its first beta, and I was doing Arch then, so I'm a mite fuzzy on all this still.
[04:44] <meoblast001> hi, how do i add directories to my runtime linker? the environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH isn't working
[04:44] <catch_> wow... granted I've not been to a linux community anything in like 10 years, but back then it was very exclusive with every other comment being "RTFM"
[04:44] <catch_> glad too see that has changed, at least here
[04:44] <Jordan_U> Dunas: The installer for Ubuntu is *much* simpler than that for arch :)
[04:44] <O__o> what /FrontEnd/X11/Dynamic does?
[04:45] <Dunas> Jordan_U so I hear.
[04:45] <mateusrp> hello, anybody experiencing X crashing on login? I'm running the latest jaunty with Intel i945. If I set Option "NoAccel" "True" it works (obviously without glx). Otherwise I fall back to console with a msg saying that i915_dri.so crashed, libglx.so and libc6.so made smth crash... any ideas?
[04:45] <tiako> Hey
[04:45] <cancuengt> Jordan_U, thanks
[04:45] <Jordan_U> mateusrp: Is this a new problem or has it done this since install?
[04:45] <dcider>  need a m/b with onboard sound and grafiics that works out of the box... any suggestions or online reviews, have tried ubuntu forums but they are badly dated...thx
[04:45] <Jordan_U> cancuengt: np
[04:46] <mateusrp> Jordan_U: new problem. Started happening today, after I updated the sys
[04:46] <cancuengt> im having a problem with a network card has this error: /etc/network/infetfaces:2:Unknown: Orden desconocida.
[04:46] <Jordan_U> mateusrp: Do you remember what you updated?
[04:46] <cancuengt> The last is spanish for Unknown order
[04:47] <cancuengt> Jordan_U: actually nothing
[04:47] <cancuengt> happened that someone moved the main hd to another server, and tried to make it work just like that
[04:47] <cancuengt> and as not, returned to original server but, is wrong now
[04:47] <mateusrp> Jordan_U: not everything. But the intel driver was one of them, and I already knew it might give problems. I downgraded it (as i used to do) but this time it still doesnt work. What concerns me is that libc6 was also upgrade...
[04:48] <cancuengt> don't  start the network
[04:49] <Jordan_U> mateusrp: Just to make sure the upgrade completed completely check that "sudo apt-get -f install" does nothing
[04:49] <mateusrp> Jordan_U: it did, already tried that
[04:50] <mateusrp> Jordan_U: i already went through google and the forums.. tried everything they said... only this "noaccel" allows me to login
[04:50] <Jordan_U> mateusrp: When you downgraded did you downgrade both the intel and xserver packages?
[04:50] <mateusrp> Jordan_U: only intel. The others weren't upgraded, I guess
[04:52] <Jordan_U> mateusrp: Did you check that the xsever wasn't upgraded? ( look at /var/log/dpkg.log )
[04:54] <mateusrp> Jordan_U: yeah, looks like it upgraded xserver-xorg-core
[04:56] <Jordan_U> mateusrp: Try downgrading xserver-xorg-core to the version that corrosponds to the xserver-xorg-video-intel package you downgraded
[04:58] <mateusrp> Jordan_U: I can't... In order to get X working, I have to use the 2.4 (not the oficial 2.6, shipped with jaunty) of the intel driver, which requires a PPA repository...
[05:00] <Jordan_U> mateusrp: Ahh, I thought you meant you downgraded to the previous minor release. Much of the intel regression has been fixed with newer intel drivers. You might try using the X updates PPA
[05:01] <Jordan_U> mateusrp: But I don't recommend the crack pushers PPA
[05:01] <Lamez> hello all
[05:02] <mateusrp> Jordan_U: yeah, I know... but I'm running out of options here LOL I was hoping this was some known recent problem that wasn't on the forums yet
[05:02] <Lamez> I have a question
[05:02] <Lamez> when the computer goes into sleep mode, and returns, all I get is a black screen
[05:02] <Jordan_U> mateusrp: What version of the intel driver are you currently using?
[05:03] <mateusrp> Jordan_U: 2.4
[05:03] <mateusrp> Jordan_U: I'll try the PPA "bleeding edge" 2.7.1 now
[05:03] <mateusrp> Jordan_U: jaunty is shipped with 2.6
[05:03] <Lamez> when the computer goes into sleep mode, and returns, all I get is a black screen
[05:04] <Jordan_U> Lamez: What graphics card do you have?
[05:04] <Wicked> anyone know the release date for 9.10? oct 20something?
[05:04] <lstarnes> Wicked: 29
[05:04] <Wicked> awesome. thanks
[05:04] <Lamez> not to sure, I know its has the ATI chipset
[05:05] <Jordan_U> Lamez: Are you using the proprietary driver?
[05:05] <mateusrp> Jordan_U: oops, 2.9
[05:05] <Lamez> yes sir :)
[05:05] <Lamez> or mame
[05:06] <Jordan_U> Lamez: fglrx is known to have suspend issues, try suspending with the open source drivers. If it works you can try some things to work around the problem with fglrx or just stick with the slower open source drivers
[05:07] <Jordan_U> Lamez: And if it still doesn't work we'll at least know one place not to look :)
[05:07] <Lamez> okay, I am completly new to ubuntu and the jargon
[05:07] <Lamez> what are you telling me to do?
[05:08] <Jordan_U> Lamez: Go do System > Administratin > Hardware Drivers and disable the ATI driver
[05:08] <Lamez> ok done
[05:08] <Jordan_U> Lamez: Then log out and back in again ( or reboot ) and try suspending
[05:08] <q0_0p> any one here can help me why 'sudo shutdown -h now' doesn't shutdown my CPU?
[05:11] <Jordan_U> q0_0p: What happens when you run shutdown, does it seem to finish killing all processes?
[05:11] <q0_0p> Jordan_U, no it just wont shutdown
[05:11] <q0_0p> Jordan_U, it doens't seem to be doing anything
[05:11] <Jordan_U> q0_0p: Can you still log in and run commands after running shutdown?
[05:11] <q0_0p> yes
[05:12] <q0_0p> Jordan_U, yes
[05:12] <q0_0p> Jordan_U, log says tty4 main process (4273) killed by TERM signal
[05:12] <q0_0p> Jordan_U, im guessing it's trying to kill processes
[05:12] <q0_0p> Jordan_U, nm it shutdowned
[05:12] <q0_0p> Jordan_U, it was just taking awhile O_O
[05:13] <q0_0p> Jordan_U, my bad
[05:13] <Jordan_U> q0_0p: np :)
[05:13] <ekimmargni> I'm trying to compile something, and I get the error "no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH" - what package do I need for that?
[05:13] <user__> hi
[05:13] <Jordan_U> ekimmargni: build-essential, but what are you trying to compile?
[05:14] <ekimmargni> Jordan_U: printer driver
[05:14] <BeFamous> good morning
[05:14] <Jordan_U> ekimmargni: Are you sure there isn't a pre-packaged driver available? What printer?
[05:14] <pengemis> morning all
[05:14] <seventeen]> You know what's crazy? Shipping a package across the entire country is faster than banks...
[05:15] <seventeen]> Somehow, they cannot understand that updating their shit could be useful
[05:15] <pengemis> some body can help me with ircd-hybrid?
[05:15] <ekimmargni> Jordan_U: Yes, I'm testing them
[05:15] <seventeen]> no
[05:15] <pengemis> any body ?
[05:16] <seba__> How do i make the command line in the terminal not show the current directory ( like seba@seba-desktop:~/Documents/ECE368$ ) and only show a > ?
[05:17] <nix-idioteque> I can has popsicle?
[05:17] <DirectorBonesy> Attempting to load the Ubuntu boot disc
[05:17] <DirectorBonesy> I think it might be broken
[05:18] <Jordan_U> seba__: PS1='> '
[05:18] <tiako> Flash works now minus the sound :(
[05:18] <yellowrooster> hi. how do i know if i have xine OR gstreamer installed? (I'm wanting to run floola)
[05:19] <Geoffrey2> in the network connecting icon, do the top and bottom dots (that start gray and turn green) represent something?
[05:19] <DirectorBonesy> It gives me this message: [     2.841361] ACPI: Expecting a [Reference] package element, found type C
[05:19] <DirectorBonesy> Loading, please wait...
[05:19] <DirectorBonesy> BusyBox v1.10.2 (Ubuntu 1:1.10.2-2ubuntu7) built-in shell (ash)
[05:19] <DirectorBonesy> Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.
[05:19] <DirectorBonesy> (initramfs) _
[05:19] <FloodBot2> DirectorBonesy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:19] <Jordan_U> yellowrooster: Gstreamer is installed by default
[05:19] <ZOO> hi, guys, a simple question, I have 2 wireless adapters, wlan0 and wlan1, how do i force the browser to use wlan1 ? I already put down the wlan0 and wlan1 successfully got a IP via DHCP
[05:19] <yellowrooster> Jordan_U: how can i check whether i have it installed?
[05:19] <tiako> Oh there is my sound
[05:20] <tiako> Anyone have logitech G35's?
[05:20] <BeFamous> some zeven os user here?
[05:21] <Jordan_U> yellowrooster: apt-cache policy gstreamer0.10-alsa
[05:21] <yellowrooster>  Installed: 0.10.25-2 <-- Jordan_U. i guess this measn i have it installed
[05:21] <yellowrooster> Jordan_U: how can i check if i have xine also installed?
[05:21] <Jordan_U> yellowrooster: Yes
[05:21] <DirectorBonesy> Can anyone help me fix this? Or is the disc just bad?
[05:21] <seventeen]> ?
[05:22] <yellowrooster> how can i install  libstdc++5 ? I tried  sudo apt-get install libstdc++5. But "E: Package libstdc++5 has no installation candidate"
[05:22] <Jordan_U> yellowrooster: apt-cache policy libxine1
[05:23] <yellowrooster> Installed: (none) <--jordan_u. i guess i don't have xine installed
[05:23] <Geoffrey2> hi folks, I'm still having problems getting my laptop to connect to my wireless network....anyone here who could try and walk me through fixing the problem?
[05:23] <BeFamous> can someone help me please. i`m unable to boot xp or ubuntu. i tried the oracle of google since about 8 hours.
[05:24] <Jordan_U> BeFamous: What happens when you try to boot?
[05:24] <BeFamous> i want to rbuild grub
[05:24] <Jordan_U> !grub | BeFamous
[05:25] <BeFamous> Jordan_U,  i have 3 hdd ( 2x sata 1x ide) i alwasy get a errot message
[05:25] <Jordan_U> BeFamous: What error message?
[05:25] <BeFamous> Jordan_U,  21 and 17
[05:26] <Jere> Hi! I need help please to install  a version of openoffice in deb.tar.gz in my ubuntu, I have no idea of how to decompile that pack with compilated debs because of the dependencies
[05:27] <Jordan_U> BeFamous: Have you tried booting with super grub CD?
[05:27] <BeFamous> currently i cant make an super grub disk cause im only able to boot a live system
[05:28] <fccf> Jere: openoffice comes standard in ubuntu .. I am not sure what you are trying to do?
[05:28] <BeFamous> i trie to make an usb stick but i`m too stupid
[05:28] <Jordan_U> Jere: cd to the directory with the .deb files and run "sudo dpkg -i *.deb"
[05:28] <Jere> i want to install it in spanish, cause it comes in english
[05:28] <BeFamous> i need a boot manger who scan all hd drives
[05:28] <Jordan_U> Jere: You can install spanish translations with synaptic
[05:29] <Jere> i tried but it didnt work
[05:29] <infid> if PDO isn't maintained by PECL anymore, and the only way i can see to install PDO in ubuntu is via pecl, i'm screwed. anyone know another way? i dont see a package for it in debian.packages.org or anything
[05:29] <fccf> Jere: that is just a language pack and is available in the repositories, however your openoffice uses your locale ... see !locale
[05:29] <fccf> !locale | Jere
[05:30] <ubunoob> Hey, so jaunty won't update now
[05:30] <BeFamous> the problem is that this is not my computer ... we have 5 gmt .. so i hope that the maschine will work when my friend wakes up :-(
[05:30] <ubunoob> 404 NOT FOUND: http://in.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty-updates/multiverse/source/Sources
[05:30]  * BeFamous is not strong enought *G*
[05:31] <ubunoob> I need to install stuff, so is there a way to update from somewhere else?
[05:32] <ubunoob> anyone?
[05:32] <Jordan_U> ubunoob: System > Administration > Software Sources
[05:32] <ubunoob> kewl
[05:33] <Jordan_U> DirectorBonesy: Try the noacp boot option, instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions
[05:35] <seba__> how do i make the command PS1="> " permanent ? i am using bash shell
[05:36] <lstarnes> seba__: add it to ~/.bashrc
[05:36] <Jordan_U> seba__: Add it to the end of your ~/.bashrc
[05:36] <sircoolness> Hey guys... Whats the name of the package that installs most audio/video support?
[05:37] <BeFamous> is there a tool to erase ll the mbr .. to choose the hdd by bios?
[05:37] <Jordan_U> sircoolness: ubuntu-restricted-extras
[05:37] <BeFamous> s/ll/sll
[05:37] <Jordan_U> sircoolness: It also installs other things like Sun Java
[05:37] <lstarnes> BeFamous: deleting the mbr is not a good idea
[05:38] <BeFamous> lstarnes, i need a tool to scann all drives for installed os`es
[05:38] <Jordan_U> BeFamous: super grub cd does that
[05:38] <BeFamous> Jordan_U, currently i`m unable to burn a cd cause i`m using a live cd
[05:39] <sircoolness> I have xubuntu. Should I install ubuntu-restricted-extras, or xubuntu-restricted-extras?
[05:39] <n8tuser> avahi is piece of crap that should not be included at all
[05:39] <Jordan_U> BeFamous: What happened before it stopped booting?
[05:39] <losha> n8tuser: I agree. Well, ok to ship it, but at least disable it by default...
[05:40] <BeFamous> Jordan_U, i get an error messsage 21 when i remember correctly ( or 71)
[05:40] <BeFamous> s/72/17
[05:40] <cancuengt> join #ubuntugt-soporte
[05:40] <BeFamous> me?
[05:40] <Jordan_U> BeFamous: I mean, it was booting at some point. What changed between then and now that might have caused a problem?
[05:41] <BeFamous> Jordan_U, soory .. i dont understand u .. my english isnt very good
[05:41] <n8tuser>  avahi is not even listed in update-alternatives, frekin thing where is that set at so i can disable it permanently
[05:42] <Jordan_U> BeFamous: When did the computer start having this problem?
[05:42] <Jordan_U> n8tuser: /etc/init.d/avahi-daemon
[05:42] <BeFamous> when i installed an ubuntu derivat on an non system partition
[05:43] <losha> !de | BeFamous
[05:43] <flandersuse> Besides the GUI and the extra packages (maximum, unr-loader, window-picker, etc), what makes Ubuntu Netbook Remix different? It still uses the same kernel as Ubuntu desktop, right? Nothing in terms of hardware performances/compatibility/battery life?
[05:43] <Jordan_U> BeFamous: Good, I think I can help you fix the problem then
[05:43] <BeFamous> Jordan_U, u can call my computer something like test drive
[05:43] <n8tuser> Jordan_U-> i forget now, is it invoke-rc.d that will disable that permanently? or was it update-alternatives?
[05:43] <BeFamous> Jordan_U, thx
[05:43] <Jordan_U> !boot | n8tuser
[05:44] <Jordan_U> BeFamous: In a terminal run "sudo grub"
[05:44] <BeFamous> Jordan_U, can we use a direct chat pls
[05:44] <Jordan_U> BeFamous: Sure
[05:45] <BeFamous> thx
[05:45] <flandersuse> Anyone familiar with my question about the difference of UNR?
[05:46] <khaeru> Whee, lots of bodies
[05:46] <khaeru> Anyone know how to boot into busybox on purpose?
[05:48] <fccf> khaeru: I don't ... curious .. what do you need that for?
[05:49] <khaeru> I have what seems like a disk error on my netbook
[05:49] <khaeru> It's on a file that's targeted but a libstdc++ update
[05:49] <khaeru> So dpkg keeps failing on that update
[05:50] <khaeru> fscking the root filesystem might fix it
[05:50] <khaeru> But the standard methods, which create a file /forcefsck, don't work under Karmic at the moment
[05:50] <khaeru> Thus I need to get to a place, at boot, where I can fsck the root partition without having it mounted
[05:51] <fccf> khaeru: you are talking about karmic which isn't supported here #ubuntu+1 for that
[05:51] <khaeru> I'm not asking about the karmic bug
[05:51] <khaeru> I'm asking how to start busybox from grub; grub2 has been in jaunty and perhaps previous versions
[05:51] <christiann> hi ? i know this channel is for ubuntu help but if someobdy know's how fix this can help me ? http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/3190/errorq.png
[05:51] <Sakara> would like to install ubuntu or a variant there of onto a P3 766Mhz with 376MB of memory. What would you all here suggest I use?
[05:52] <khaeru> Sakara, probably xubuntu
[05:52] <fccf> khaeru: I believe doing 'sudo touch /forcefsck && sudo shutdown -r now' replaces 'sudo shutdown -F -r now'
[05:52] <khaeru> As I said, there is a bug means /forcefsck isn't honored.
[05:52] <infid> how do you reinstall an apt package, do you have to apt-get remove and apt-get install all over?
[05:52] <Sakara> the latest release will work no probmlens with hardware that old khaeru ?
[05:52] <khaeru> But that's not the approach I'm trying to take
[05:53] <khaeru> Sakara, no guarantees but the specs are good enough
[05:53] <fccf> khaeru: can you boot into a live disk and fsck manually?
[05:53] <lstarnes> infid: try sudo aptitude reinstall packagename
[05:53] <Sakara> thanks
[05:53] <auzigog> Question, how do I know which device in /dev/sda /dev/sdb maps to my USB drive?
[05:53] <khaeru> fccf, no disk drive and I don't own a USB key. Ought to have one
[05:54] <fccf> khaeru: yeah, you should go out an buy a $10 usb drive right now ... I don't know of anyother workaround
[05:54] <khaeru> Patience, maybe :)
[05:54] <xandermann> I'm having problems with getting ssh to work. I nmap my router on the port I chose and that seems good and I can connect through ssh to myname@localhost but (just to test it out) when I try and use myname@my_routers_external_ip_address nothing happens it just sits there . . . nothing.  Any suggestions?
[05:54] <khaeru> OK, thanks
[05:54] <n8tuser> auzigog-> ls -la /sys/class/block
[05:55] <n8tuser> xandermann-> your router is not forwarding correctly
[05:55] <auzigog> n8tuser: hmm. nothing in there indicates which one is my USB...
[05:55] <fccf> xandermann: you would have to do that from the external network, you cannot access an outside IP that routes back to your router
[05:55] <X-Sleepy-X> Hi! Is it true that this graphics bug has been fixed with the latest dailt build of Karmic? https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/431812
[05:56] <fccf> !karmic X-Sleepy-X
[05:56] <lstarnes> X-Sleepy-X: please join #ubuntu+1 for support with karmic
[05:56] <bazhang> X-Sleepy-X, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[05:56] <X-Sleepy-X> Thanks!
[05:56] <greensimian> hey gang
[05:56] <xandermann> fccf: okay basically my router can't connect to itself through the internet it can't bounce info off my isp? Is that what your saying
[05:56] <greensimian> What is the best method to rotate my wallpaper ever few minutes?
[05:56] <assoguerozen_sx> guys, what can i do to ashampoo burning detect my DVD/CD driver?
[05:57] <assoguerozen_sx> i did normal configure in wine, but it didnt work
[05:57] <n8tuser> auzigog-> try   ls -la /sys/dev/block
[05:58] <fccf> xandermann: essentially, if you wanted to test that that external IP is working .. ask somebody to test it from the outside
[05:58] <n8tuser> xandermann-> your router is not forwarding correctly towards the inside
[05:58] <greensimian> I would like to rotate wallpapers every few minutes....what's the best way to do it?
[05:59]  * greensimian scratching chin
[06:00] <auzigog> n8tuser: thanks!
[06:00] <cambazz> how do I tell a remote ubuntu server to update everything to latest
[06:00] <cambazz> aptget update
[06:00] <cambazz> and then?
[06:00] <bazhang> greensimian, wallpaper-tray
[06:01] <d_rwin> any help on ubuntu command line system resolution reconfig; change to 1024x768
[06:01] <fccf> cambazz apt-get upgrade ... that will give the latest of that release ... if you wanted to go further see !upgrade
[06:01] <fhenning09> okay I'm just curious is there a guide out there that shows how to do this: http://www.maximumpc.com/article/features/master_your_digital_domain ----- but Linux style =) ?
[06:01] <fccf> !upgrade | cambazz
[06:01] <jully> I HAVE GOOGLE WAve !!!
[06:02] <cambazz> well, i know how to update, but this is for a server
[06:02] <fhenning09> what would be the equivalent and I can find the documentation and figure it out myself. lol
[06:02] <cambazz> i dont know how to do it from command like
[06:02] <optimizer> anyone tried the mp3 downloaded from amazon? how do we know that there is no trojan in it?
[06:02] <Madcamper> is there any type of program like cadega, but free for ubuntu?
[06:02] <greensimian> bazhang: Thanks man, I am firing up Apt!
[06:02] <cambazz> but i am looking for `emerge world` equivalent of the gentoo
[06:02] <bazhang> greensimian, also drapes
[06:03] <fccf> cambazz: I know nothing of gentoo ... what version of ubuntu are you running?
[06:03] <bazhang> jully, optimizer please discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:03] <jully> hehe k sorry
[06:03] <bazhang> cambazz, you mean latest within that version, or the next version
[06:03] <xim_> is there a command i can type to disconnect all current scp (ssh) connections?
[06:04] <fccf> xim_: sudo /etc/init.d/sshd restart or sudo /etc/init.d/openssh restart ... not sure which
[06:04] <assoguerozen_sx> guys, what can i do to ashampoo burning detect my DVD/CD driver? i did normal configure in wine, but it didnt work
[06:04] <d_rwin> how can i reset my X resolution to 1024x768
[06:04] <xim_> fccf: ah thx ill get it from there
[06:04] <bazhang> assoguerozen_sx, did you check appdb
[06:05] <fhenning09> try alternatives to Cadenga in google
[06:05] <Geoffrey2> can anyone offer an explanation as to my ubuntu tower can see the wireless network, and my ubuntu laptop cannot?
[06:05] <hd409> fccf: fresh install ubuntu 9.04 has built in ssh? like my friends can access my box if i add them?not need to install ssh or openserver ssh?
[06:06] <xim_> hd409: no you must install ssh
[06:06] <Jordan_U> assoguerozen_sx: What does ashampoo do that you need? K3b probably does whatever you need
[06:06] <hd409> xim_: how to install?
[06:06] <fccf> hd409: the client is standard ..... the server is not ... sudo apt-get install openssh
[06:06] <assoguerozen_sx> im using gnome
[06:06] <cabaro> hd409: sudo apt-get install ssh
[06:06] <assoguerozen_sx> and k3b didnt work with mp3 files @_@
[06:06] <bazhang> assoguerozen_sx, gnomebaker then, though k3b works fine with gnome
[06:06] <fccf> cabaro: wrong ... its openssh
[06:07] <cabaro> try :)
[06:07] <bazhang> assoguerozen_sx, sure it does
[06:07] <assoguerozen_sx> im using karmic
[06:07] <hd409> openssh cannot found file
[06:07] <bazhang> #ubuntu+1 assoguerozen_sx
[06:07] <assoguerozen_sx> in jaunty i didnt have this problem with k3b
[06:07] <assoguerozen_sx> oh, ok
[06:07] <hd409> fccf: cannot find openssh
[06:08] <xim_> fccf: hd409 i use ssh not openssh
[06:08] <hd409> sudo apt-get install ssh seems working
[06:08] <fccf> cabaro: you were right , I was wrong .. it is openssh-server
[06:08] <d_rwin> cabaro: openssh will work in fedora not ubuntu repo;
[06:09] <hd409> xim_ cabaro fccf how to install ssh if i want my friend to access my box?
[06:09] <fhenning09> Heres a pretty sweet site
[06:09] <xim_> hd409: with ssh installed you can get a program called winscp, very lite and free, to get linux files from windows
[06:09] <fhenning09> http://dooblet.com/
[06:09] <xim_> hd409: sudo apt-get install ssh
[06:09] <bazhang> fhenning09, please dont paste here
[06:09] <fccf> hd409: yeah .. that''ll do it ... give him a user account ... ssh user@host
[06:09] <Jordan_U> hd409: Installing the "ssh" package will install openssh-server, once that's installe just make a user for them
[06:10] <Geoffrey2> apparently wireless networking remains a major mystery......
[06:10] <fccf> hd409: filezilla also works well for windows filesharing via ssh
[06:10] <cabaro> hd409: you can also install like:   sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[06:10] <hd409> xim_ sorry i was wrong. i have already ssh and openssh installed.im talking to teamviewer ssh or teamviewer.exe? i want my friends to access me and how to access them
[06:10] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188 Geoffrey2
[06:10] <hd409> cabaro sorry i have ssh openss server already.what i was talking about is teamviewer
[06:10] <silv3r_m00n> google chrome opens faster than leafpad or kedit .........cant the text editor be made a bit fast ?
[06:10] <fccf> hd409: that is X forwarding .. or VNC ... depending on how you do it
[06:10] <fhenning09> open a dialogue and explain the issue regarding the 19 character text violation
[06:11] <hd409> because my friends are using teamviewer
[06:11] <hd409> fccf: i have their ID and pass.but i cannot install teamviewer.exe to my ubuntu
[06:11] <hd409> fccf so that i can access their teamviewer too
[06:11] <cabaro> hd409: on client side connect like:  ssh -Y username@192.168.0.1
[06:11] <hd409> and they can access me too
[06:12] <BeFamous> re
[06:12] <fccf> hd409: that might run in wine .. I haven't tried ... but will not run natively in ubuntu
[06:12] <cabaro> hd409: that will enable X forwarding on the client side
[06:12] <loganhoup> bls
[06:12] <D-RoC> fjaskljjfkdsal
[06:12] <iamelite> Im looking for an egocentric linux supergenius looking to earn bragging rights to brainstorm with me in an IM. in relevance to USB hardware
[06:12] <BeFamous> a great THX
[06:12] <cabaro> hd409: you can then launch gnome apps from the terminal
[06:12] <d_rwin> ﻿how can i reset my X resolution to 1024x768
[06:13] <bazhang> D-RoC, english please
[06:13] <heyboy> I have installed arpwatch on my Ubuntu 9.04. Now where do I see the logs or alerts?
[06:13] <D-RoC> i was testing screen froze for a sec ma Bad
[06:14] <loganhoup> [01:13] <loganhoup> I am getting something that looks similiar to water ripples across my screen at random times on a fresh install of ubuntu
[06:14] <nemesis1911> yoo guys how do I disable the dumb PC BEEP in ubuntu.. it beeps every time I exit program or enter this chat..
[06:14] <bazhang> loganhoup, using compiz?
[06:14] <nemesis1911> how do I get rid of it
[06:14] <loganhoup> yes
[06:14] <hd409> cabaro: whats the command?how to access teamviewer in windows?
[06:14] <loganhoup> bazhang: yes
[06:14] <Jordan_U> loganhoup: Those happen whenever there is a "bell" in a window
[06:14] <Jordan_U> !ccsm | loganhoup
[06:14] <cabaro> hd409: sorry, no info on teamviewer
[06:14] <heyboy> How do I configure arpwatch to send alerts to my email or to a separate log?
[06:15] <bazhang> loganhoup, iirc there is a plugin in compiz for that
[06:15] <BeFamous> Jordan_U, thx
[06:15] <faldridge> does anyone know where the header files are installed by default for linux-headers-server in jaunty server?
[06:15] <loganhoup> Can I disable this I haven't used compiz in a while and don't remember this?
[06:15] <Jordan_U> BeFamous: np
[06:15] <nemesis1911> how do I disable pc beep in ubuntu?
[06:15] <Jordan_U> faldridge: dpkg -L linux-headers-$( uname -r )
[06:15] <loganhoup> bazhang: can you give me the name of the plugin?
[06:15] <bazhang> loganhoup, what about going into appearances visual effects and set to none
[06:16] <cabaro> nemesis1911: sudo rmmod pcspkr
[06:16]  * BeFamous gives Jordan_U a present
[06:16] <nemesis1911> thx you cabaro ;-)
[06:16] <faldridge> Jordan_U: thanks, but I was hoping to find out without stopping the running process; guess it won't kill me though
[06:16] <loganhoup> bazhang: I want to use compiz and don't want a biased opinion on whether or not I should use it to save me trouble?
[06:16] <bazhang> loganhoup, not sure what you mean there
[06:17] <cabaro> <nemesis1911: np
[06:17] <nemesis1911> kewl thx the PC beep is gone nice
[06:17] <loganhoup> I don't want to turn off the visual effects I just want to turn off the bell ripple
[06:17] <bazhang> loganhoup, not aware of the specific plugin; perhaps the folks in #compiz will
[06:18] <christiann> hi ? i know this channel is for ubuntu help but if someobdy know's how fix this can help me ? http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/3190/errorq.png
[06:18] <hd409> cabaro: i guess ill install vnc on their windows?
[06:18] <Jordan_U> nemesis1911: It will be disabled by default in the next version of Ubuntu BTW. You aren't the only one to complain about it :)
[06:18] <hd409> cabaro: but how to connect to there vnc?
[06:18]  * daf3707 测试
[06:18] <heyboy> guys, any help about arpwatch configuration would be helpful. Thanks
[06:18] <hd409> cabaro ssh -Y user@ip ?
[06:18] <cabaro> hd409: maybe enable remote connection on windows, then connect using tsclient, works for me
[06:18] <bazhang> christiann, that is for bsd?
[06:19] <cabaro> hd409: thats to connect to your ubuntu ssh with X enabled
[06:19] <TheRealmezquital> heyboy, if you ask what the issue you are having and if someone knows the answer Im sure they reply
[06:19] <bazhang> !cn | daf3707
[06:19] <FireCrotch> hd409: I've used teamviewer in linux using wine and it worked perfectly for me, if you want to use that :)
[06:20] <heyboy> I want to configure arpwatch to log to a separate file
[06:20] <hd409> FireCrotch: thanks ill install wine.
[06:20] <cabaro> hd409: i missed what you were trying to accopmlish?
[06:20] <cabaro> hd409: connect to remote windows client, or what?
[06:20] <daf3707> OK，我的pidgin的irc 登录不上来了，怪
[06:20] <hd409> cabaro: to access the teamviewer of my windows
[06:21] <cabaro> hd409: ok, i'll google teamviewer.. one moment
[06:21] <FireCrotch> cabaro: it's a proprietary remote access program for windows, similar to logmein
[06:21] <TheRealmezquital> wine is for babies, try virtualbox and use windows as a virtual machine and try your windows apps in the virtual machine
[06:22] <mneptok> hd409: why not just use VNC?
[06:22] <hd409> FireCrotch: downloading wine now
[06:22] <FireCrotch> TheRealmezquital: Actually, I would contend that using a VM is the easy way out
[06:22] <hd409> mneptok: you mean install first vnc server in the windows?
[06:22] <cabaro> ok, so it handles port forwarding and some security layer as opposed to rdc?
[06:22] <hd409> FireCrotch: i will install first tightvnc in windows?
[06:22] <christiann> yes
[06:22] <mneptok> hd409: VNC has far better support in Linux than does Team Viewer
[06:23] <FireCrotch> cabaro: Yes, teamviewer handles the problem of being behind NAT
[06:23] <hd409> mneptok: but the windows is using teamviewer...but i can install tightvnc
[06:23] <hd409> FireCrotch: correct nat issues
[06:23] <cabaro> hd409: if you don't want to forward RDC port, then vnc viewer would probably be easiest.
[06:23] <mneptok> hd409: you'll find VNC far easier to configure for Linux <--> Windows than TV
[06:24] <cabaro> FireCrotch: is it using a middle server or connect using port 80 or what?
[06:24] <FireCrotch> cabaro: it uses a central server
[06:25] <hd409> cabaro: ill install vnc viewer here in my ubuntu 9.04?then install tightvnc server in windows?
[06:25] <FireCrotch> mneptok: the teamviewer viewer works just fine in wine, I use it all the time, and had to do nothing special
[06:25] <cabaro> FireCrotch: ok, i would reconsider, if i was dealing with corporate connection. For home use it might be ok.
[06:26] <FireCrotch> cabaro: its encrypted, if I recall correctly, so not that big of an issue
[06:26] <FireCrotch> cabaro: but for a company, yeah, I'd probably set up something better
[06:27] <mneptok> FireCrotch: why use an emulation layer when a perfectly good and workable solution exists without one?
[06:27] <cabaro> FireCrotch: ok, just always a bit suscept, when going through a middle server. Vpn anyone?
[06:27] <FireCrotch> mneptok: ease of use for the person on the other end
[06:28] <mneptok> FireCrotch: depends on someone's familiarity with WINE.
[06:28] <hans> it's my birthday. does anybody want to give me money?
[06:28] <FireCrotch> mneptok: much easier to tell someone to go to teamviewer.com, click "Start Client" and give me the numbers so I can connect to them
[06:28] <FireCrotch> mneptok: I'm talking about the person whose computer I'm connecting to :)
[06:28] <mneptok> hans: here, have this ...
[06:28] <mneptok> !offtopic > hans
[06:29] <hans> aw, how sweet. thanks mneptok <3 I'll print that out and post it on my bathroom mirror
[06:30] <Geoffrey2> bazhang, thanks, but still no luck.....
[06:32] <hd409> mneptok: how to access vnc?i have already manage to setup vnc in windows...and set a pass and i have the ip
[06:32] <hans> hd409: is your host machine behind a router?
[06:32] <fido> español
[06:33] <hd409> hans: its open ports so no prblem
[06:33] <fido> sual es el de español
[06:33] <fido> espaól
[06:33] <hans> hd409: as long as port 5900 is forwarded to the host machine, so you should be good then. VNC to the IP, and login with password.
[06:33] <fido> porfavor
[06:33] <hans> wait, hd409
[06:33] <fido> español
[06:33] <hans> fido: go to teh spanish channel
[06:33] <hans> hd409: go to System > Admin > Login Window, and make sure you have remote login enabled
[06:33] <fido> cual es el wiki para español
[06:35] <fido> por favor
[06:35] <loganhoup> if I have to ghost myself one more time.
[06:35] <loganhoup> god
[06:35] <fido> necesito en español
[06:35] <fido> es muy urgente
[06:35] <BirthdayMav> loganhoup: what client?
[06:36] <loganhoup> ?
[06:36] <hd409> hans: in remote > syle > i dont see "remote login enable" there
[06:36] <BirthdayMav> loganhoup: what client are you using?
[06:36] <loganhoup> konversation
[06:37] <BirthdayMav> hd409: I'm booted in windows atm, if you give me a second I can reboot into nix
[06:37] <loganhoup> It is pouring here though
[06:37] <hd409> hans: all i see is plain as face local, local
[06:37] <Bonesy> Woot
[06:37] <loganhoup> and my internet is cutting in and out
[06:37] <Bonesy> Got everything up
[06:37] <Bonesy> Heck, I even figured out apt-get through the command line and I am loving that
[06:37] <Bonesy> Let's see
[06:37] <Bonesy> Flash 10 support?
[06:37] <BirthdayMav> loganhoup: you can switch to xchat and write yourself a small script to prevent such annoyance
[06:37] <causasui> where does truecrypt store keyfiles by default?
[06:37] <Bonesy> BirthdayMav: What language does Xchat use?
[06:38] <BirthdayMav> causasui: you choose when you create it, it doesn't have a default
[06:38] <hd409> BirthdayMav ok
[06:38] <BirthdayMav> or if it is, it's your home dir
[06:38] <BirthdayMav> Bonesy: you can set it to any, but I have it on UTF-8
[06:38] <causasui> BirthdayMav: I dont remember creating one, but after reinstalling ubuntu, truecrypt is claiming that my password is wrong. I'm sure it is not wrong
[06:38] <BirthdayMav> causasui: did you use a password, or keyfile?
[06:38] <causasui> BirthdayMav: Pretty sure it was just password, but the "use Keyfiles" box was checked whenever I mounted it
[06:38] <Bonesy> BirthdayMav: I meant scripting language :P
[06:39] <BirthdayMav> Bonesy: any, or just plain text command
[06:39] <causasui> BirthdayMav: I backed up my home folder from the prevous install, just trying to figure out what I should be looking for if it did create a keyfile
[06:39] <BirthdayMav> causasui: if you used a keyfile and lost if, you're screwed. if you used a password, don't mess with the keyfile option, just enter the password
[06:39] <Bonesy> Also, is there a particular reason to use the GUI over apt-get through the command line?
[06:39] <BirthdayMav> causasui: it'd be a text file with no extention
[06:39] <causasui> BirthdayMav: I didnt "lose" the keyfile, I'm asking what I should be looking for. ugh
[06:39] <causasui> BirthdayMav: ALl right
[06:40] <BirthdayMav> Bonesy: not really. except for noobs.
[06:40] <BirthdayMav> OK, brb, booting into nix so I can help you hd409
[06:40] <mneptok> Bonesy: stick with the CLI. it's the easiest method of remote management. the skills you learn are very valuable.
[06:40] <Bonesy> Because apt-get is getting me packages the GUI can't seem to find.
[06:40]  * BirthdayMav screen's
[06:40] <Bonesy> my only regret is that I can't search package names with the CLI as far as I know.
[06:41] <cabaro> bonesy: apt-cache seacrh
[06:41] <P1ro> best tool to check/repair damage hard drivers ?
[06:41] <mneptok> Bonesy: apt-cache search $packagename
[06:41] <Bonesy> Oh, awesome
[06:41] <Bonesy> Thanks guys. :)
[06:41] <cabaro> bonesy: apt-cache search package
[06:41] <mneptok> Bonesy: apt-cache show $packagename
[06:41] <mneptok> also useful
[06:41] <cabaro> bonesy: apt-cache --help
[06:42] <fido> cual es el wiki en español
[06:42] <causasui> BirthdayMav: Is there any other app that can mount a volume I encrypted as AES?
[06:42] <fido> español por favor
[06:42] <mneptok> fido: ingles solamente
[06:42] <mneptok> !es > fido
[06:43] <BirthdayMav> ok hd409, back :D
[06:43] <BirthdayMav> hd409: what version of linux are you on?
[06:43] <hd409> BirthdayMav happy birthday and wb
[06:43] <nix-idioteque> I can has popsicle?
[06:43] <hd409> ubuntu 9.04 BirthdayMav
[06:44] <mneptok> nix-idioteque: you can has #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:44] <BirthdayMav> interesting, irssi didn't highlight me that time
[06:44] <hd409> BirthdayMav and i already installed vnc on windows.how to access the vnc windows?
[06:45] <BirthdayMav> hd409: you have to enable it in Ubuntu first. I'm on 9.10, so gimme a sec
[06:45] <P1ro> best tool to check/repair damage hard drivers ?
[06:45] <mneptok> P1ro: fsck
[06:45] <hd409> BirthdayMav i dont see enable thing there at system , admin , login
[06:45] <Madcamper> is 9.10 the offical up to date release?
[06:45] <mneptok> hd409: Applications > Internet > Remote desktop viewer
[06:45] <Geoffrey2> sigh...this is getting really annoying...laptop used to connect to the network just fine....now. it can't even find the network......
[06:46] <OneMillionDollar> whree is the super key ?
[06:46] <mneptok> Geoffrey2: is the hardware switch for wireless set to <off>?
[06:46] <OneMillionDollar> wat is super key ?
[06:46] <lstarnes> OneMillionDollar: it's often the same as the win key
[06:46] <BirthdayMav> hd409: I know I know, one second
[06:46] <BirthdayMav> hd409: System > Preferences > Remote Desktop
[06:47] <OneMillionDollar> oh my god
[06:47] <OneMillionDollar> why they called it super key
[06:47] <P1ro> mneptok: not just for ext2 i wanna something that check the driver
[06:47] <DigitalKiwi> because it's not always the windows key?
[06:47] <OneMillionDollar> they should just stick to it and called it win key
[06:47] <lstarnes> OneMillionDollar: because on non-PC keyboards it's not the win key
[06:47] <Geoffrey2> mneptok, on the router?  no, and the wireless light is lit...plus, my desktop is connecting wirelessly without a hitch
[06:47] <mneptok> OneMillionDollar: Windows is a licensed trademark of Microsoft Corporation. all rights reserved.
[06:48] <notsonerdysunny> my laptop has this wierd behaviour of the screen dimming when on AC power but bright screen when it is running on battery. I would like to change this behaviour .. how can I do it?
[06:48] <mneptok> Geoffrey2: no, on the laptop or whatever
[06:48] <OneMillionDollar> ok thanks bye
[06:48] <Bonesy> Is there some arcane magic I have to work to get flash 10 running, or is it just apt-get install flashplayer?
[06:48] <FireCrotch> Bonesy: flashplugin-nonfree
[06:48] <lstarnes> Bonesy: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[06:48] <mneptok> Bonesy: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[06:48] <Geoffrey2> mneptok, the Wi/Fi light on the laptop is lit
[06:48] <Bonesy> lstarnes: 9.04
[06:48] <mneptok> Geoffrey2: what wireless chipset?
[06:48] <lstarnes> Bonesy: I think flashplugin-nonfree in 9.04 is flash 10
[06:49] <mneptok> P1ro: fsck fixes more than just ext2
[06:49] <DigitalKiwi> notsonerdysunny: what happens when you change the brightness and then unplug/replug
[06:49] <Bonesy> Well, if it's not I'll let you guys know :D
[06:49] <notsonerdysunny> let me check
[06:49] <P1ro> mneptok: it says error no ext2 partition
[06:49] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[06:49] <Geoffrey2> interesting....I hit the key combo to turn the wirelss on/off, the light stayed lit, but now it sees a wireless network.....
[06:49] <DigitalKiwi> it usually stores whatever you had the brightness by state
[06:49] <BirthdayMav> hd409: find it?
[06:49] <causasui> This is really mystifying. I cannot mount my truecrypt volume after a reinstall of ubuntu, even though the password cannot be wrong.
[06:50] <mneptok> P1ro: you have to unmount any partitions you want to check. then use fsck.ext3 or fsck.ext4 or whatever
[06:50] <notsonerdysunny> DigitalKiwi, I can't increase the brightness with the function key on my laptop .. is there any other way to do it?
[06:50] <ShapeShifter499> I want to copy my playstation game so I may emulate it on my computer wherever I want and not just at home how do I do this on ubuntu 9.04?
[06:50] <P1ro> mneptok: let me try
[06:51] <hd409> mneptok BirthdayMav : i still cant connect from ubuntu to win vnc..but i can access win to win...do i miss something?like enabling remote login in ubuntu?
[06:51] <Geoffrey2> mneptok, it's one of those glorious Airforce Broadcom AirForce 54g......
[06:51] <notsonerdysunny> DigitalKiwi, right now .. the only way for me to increase the brightness is to unplug
[06:51] <BirthdayMav> hd409: did you enable remote login in System > Preferences > Remote Desktop ?
[06:52] <hd409> BirthdayMav : there is no "Enable" thing there
[06:52] <Bonesy> ..out of curiosity, the flashplugin is 32-bit?
[06:52] <notsonerdysunny> Is there any battery management tool in linux
[06:52] <BirthdayMav> Bonesy: I believe so
[06:52] <Bonesy> Damnation
[06:52] <mneptok> Bonesy: no, there is a 64-bit version
[06:53] <DigitalKiwi> notsonerdysunny: system > preferences > display
[06:53] <BirthdayMav> hd409: "Allow others to view your desktop"? I can screenshot for you, sec
[06:53] <Bonesy> mneptok: I meant the one gained through flashplugin-nonfree.
[06:54] <hd409> BirthdayMav : what i want to access is the win vnc.not my ubuntu box...
[06:54] <O__o> !skype
[06:54] <BirthdayMav> hd409: I know, but that's the Ubuntu VNC enabler
[06:54] <mneptok> Bonesy: depending on your version of Ubuntu, you get whatever architecture you have installed
[06:54] <P1ro> mneptok: it says not found fschk.ntfs
[06:54] <jon_> Morning
[06:54] <BirthdayMav> hd409: http://goose.kicks-ass.net/VNC/VNC.png
[06:55] <hd409> BirthdayMav : still cant access the win vnc from ubuntu..but i can access win to win vnc
[06:55] <O__o> !Ekiga
[06:55] <P1ro> mneptok: im running a live usb 9.4 i can get nvidia drivers here?
[06:55] <DigitalKiwi> does fsck even support ntfs?
[06:56] <mneptok> P1ro: System > Admin > Hardware Drivers
[06:56] <ZykoticK9> ShapeShifter499, see part 4 re: bin/cue for playstation image creation http://www.linux-gamers.net/modules/wiwimod/index.php?page=howto+cd-images
[06:57] <P1ro> mneptok:  great
[06:57] <ShapeShifter499> ZykoticK9: ok
[06:57] <BirthdayMav> hd409: you see?
[06:58] <DigitalKiwi> notsonerdysunny: did that help?
[06:58] <fhenning09> Hey guys I know there are a ton of Ubuntu off shoots are there any that i can use as a 'open alternative' to "Windows Home Server"?
[06:58] <notsonerdysunny> I couldn't find Display in system->Preferences ... Is it available in ubuntu 8.04?
[06:58] <causasui>  after installing karmic, truecrypt will not mount an encrypted partition even though the password cannot be wrong
[06:59] <fhenning09> I'm looking for the linux equivalent =)
[06:59] <DigitalKiwi> i dunno, i have a really new gnome :/
[06:59] <BirthdayMav> notsonerdysunny: try Preferences > Screen Resolution. Or it might be admin. Can't remember.
[06:59] <ShapeShifter499> ZykoticK9: tnx
[06:59] <DigitalKiwi> actually display isn't even the one i wanted hurr
[06:59] <thneed> Hi, I have no operating system on my laptop right now and I am trying to install jaunty, but I have no grub, is there a link to install ubuntu from scratch?
[07:00] <DigitalKiwi> system > preferences > power management
[07:00] <BirthdayMav> thneed: do you have the .iso?
[07:00] <thneed> BirthdayMav: yeah, but no bash
[07:00] <BirthdayMav> thneed: is it burned to a CD?
[07:00] <thneed> BirthdayMav: it just loads to "No Operating System Detected
[07:00] <BirthdayMav> thneed: is it burned to a CD?
[07:00] <azm> Hi. How to add name@local host to console..I hust created new user with adduser please ?
[07:00] <thneed> BirthdayMav: yes
[07:00] <notsonerdysunny> DigitalKiwi, I have been trying the power management thing .. the GUI never comes up .. it seems like it is broken..
[07:00] <BirthdayMav> thneed: is your BIOS set to boot from CD drive?
[07:01] <azm> *just
[07:01] <notsonerdysunny> is there a command line tool ?
[07:01] <thneed> BirthdayMav: yes
[07:01] <DigitalKiwi> notsonerdysunny: gnome-power-manager is the binary file on my sys, try running it from cli (or whatever it is named on yours) and see what it says
[07:01] <BirthdayMav> thneed: them it should just be put the CD in your computer and reboot, perhaps press enter to boot from CD or something
[07:01] <DigitalKiwi> there are a few cli commands that can adjust screen brightness though they don't always work
[07:01] <thneed> BirthdayMav: when?
[07:01] <BirthdayMav> thneed: unless your BIOS has your HD priority above CD, or unless you burned the CD wrong
[07:02] <BirthdayMav> thneed: put the Ubuntu CD in your computer disk drive, close it, turn your computer all the way off, then turn it back on
[07:02] <BirthdayMav> in that order
[07:03] <notsonerdysunny> Digital kiwi, http://paste.ubuntu.com/289060/
[07:03] <P1ro> mneptok:  its there a way that i can activate the nv drive on this liveusb ? with just restating x? or making the liveusb with persisnt changes
[07:04] <cabaro> thneed: you might need to hit F10 or F11 on boot to show boot order dialog
[07:04] <notsonerdysunny> i ran gnome-power-manager --no-daemon ... since just the binary did not fire up...
[07:04] <sako> Hey all, where is the file that contains all the services to start up? like httpd, mysqld, etc
[07:04] <notsonerdysunny> it is saying something about the hal daemon..
[07:04] <notsonerdysunny> not running..
[07:04] <notsonerdysunny> is there a way to fix it?
[07:05] <BirthdayMav> sako: do you want to add or remove a startup process?
[07:05] <sako> remove
[07:05] <sako> i installed a lamp development local server
[07:05] <sako> don't want the processes always running
[07:05] <BirthdayMav> sako: no idea then, sorry. I only know how to add startup processes.
[07:06] <Richard_Martin> sup fags
[07:06] <BirthdayMav> sako: unless it's under System > Prefs > Startup Apps
[07:06] <BirthdayMav> Richard_Martin: just entertaining myself guessing how long till you're removed from the channel. you?
[07:06] <Allaun> have you started hal nosonerdysunny?
[07:06] <DigitalKiwi> notsonerdysunny: yeah, start hal
[07:06] <notsonerdysunny> ** (gnome-power-manager:10742): WARNING **: DBUS error: Could not get owner of name 'org.freedesktop.Hal': no such name
[07:06] <notsonerdysunny> ** (gnome-power-manager:10742): DEBUG: proxy is NULL, maybe the daemon responsible for org.freedesktop.Hal is not running?
[07:06] <cabaro> sako: cd to /etc/init.d/    and  chmod -x servicename
[07:07] <nic1> how to get the source code with apt-get?
[07:07] <notsonerdysunny> DigitalKiwi how would I start hal?
[07:07] <sako> cabaro: nice thank you
[07:07] <nic1> please some one help me?
[07:07] <cabaro> sako: haven't tested myself
[07:07] <BirthdayMav> nic1: rephrase your question
[07:07] <DigitalKiwi> uh hrm, on ubuntu is it /etc/init.d/hal start ???
[07:07] <Allaun> is hal itself running?
[07:07] <G0SUB_> nic1: sudo apt-get source <package name>
[07:07] <O__o> what is ekiga?
[07:07] <Richard_Martin> BirthdayMav: what did I say?
[07:07] <hd409> BirthdayMav : yeah.its says on ubuntu "Connection closed" :( but i can access using win to win
[07:08] <Allaun> im client
[07:08] <Allaun> i think
[07:08] <O__o> seem like ekiga isnt working, or no one uses it
[07:08] <DigitalKiwi> O__o: it is a program for doing phone convos , like skype
[07:08] <BirthdayMav> ok hd409, give me a minute, I'm helping like, 8 people at once :|
[07:08] <notsonerdysunny> Allaun, ps -A | egrep hal returns nothing...
[07:08] <O__o> DigitalKiwi, but no user in ekiga
[07:08] <P1ro> is there a way to make a live usb made with unetbooting on ubuntu 9.4 have persistent changes? for nvdriver and another stuff ?
[07:08] <Allaun> well, like it was suggested try /etc/init.d/hal start
[07:08] <hd409> BirthdayMav: 5900 is vnc but all ports are opened here coz i can accesss using win to win
[07:09] <BirthdayMav> hd409: are the computers networked correctly?
[07:09] <nic1> whre do i get the source?
[07:09] <hd409> BirthdayMav : yeah
[07:09] <Allaun> is there a problem with persistent? when ever i use the tool to make a live usb stick persistent it only boots to busybox <.<
[07:09] <notsonerdysunny> Allaun, DigitalKiwi ..  * Starting Hardware abstraction layer hald                                                                                 is the output i get when I started Hal using what you both suggested
[07:09] <DigitalKiwi> as sudo?
[07:10] <DigitalKiwi> sorry should have said
[07:10] <BirthdayMav> hd409: can you ping the ubuntu box from the win box?
[07:10] <notsonerdysunny> but gnome-power-manager continues to gives the same error
[07:10] <notsonerdysunny> DigitalKiwi .. I did login as root using su and then ran the command..
[07:10] <G0SUB_> nic1: in the current working directory
[07:10] <DigitalKiwi> I can't believe I'm suggesting it but have you considered updating to a newer ubuntu?
[07:10] <Allaun> do you have acpi enabled? i'm not sure if that will help any but it seems relavant
[07:10] <hd409> BirthdayMAv : yeah i can ping it its connected
[07:11] <O__o> BirthdayMav, wow you are helping 8 people at once LOL
[07:11] <BirthdayMav> hd409: you DID enable remote desktop on the Ubuntu box, right?
[07:11] <BirthdayMav> O__o: yes, 7 in here, 1 in #xchat. what a way to spend my 20th birthday.
[07:11] <Allaun> happy bday
[07:11] <O__o> hd409, are you having problem in remote desktop in ubuntu?
[07:11] <hd409> BirthdayMav yup on System prefer remote
[07:12] <notsonerdysunny> Allaun, how do I check if acpi is enabled?
[07:12] <O__o> hd409, are you having problem controlling ubuntu from other computer?
[07:12] <hd409> O__o   : yah.. i cannot connect from ubuntu to win vnc server.but i can connect win to win
[07:13] <hd409> O__o   : i want to access win vnc server using ubuntu but no luck.but i can access using win to win
[07:13] <notsonerdysunny> DigitalKiwi .. Yes I have considered updating it to the newer ubuntu .. but just didn't want the trouble .. but I ma y do it.. :)
[07:13] <O__o> hd409, are you using vnc server on windows?
[07:13] <O__o> hd409, which vnc server?
[07:13] <hd409> O__o: tightvnc
[07:13] <O__o> are two computers on the same network?
[07:13] <Allaun> any suggestions on what what i should do for persistant usb? i'm on the road and havin g to reboot everytime i play a flash video
[07:13] <Concretesledge>  /j #ubuntu
[07:13] <Allaun> <.<
[07:13] <Concretesledge> hey
[07:13] <BirthdayMav> hd409: you have the password setting correct? don't have "Authorize each session" turned on?
[07:14] <Concretesledge> can someone help me restore grub
[07:14] <Concretesledge>  i installed win 7
[07:14] <Concretesledge> and it whiped out grub
[07:14] <FloodBot2> Concretesledge: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:14] <hd409> O__o : yeah same network.but also remote i can access win to win but not ubuntu to win.in local i can access win to win too.but not ubuntu to win
[07:14] <hd409> Birthday yup correct
[07:14] <O__o> hd409, using rdesktop is better then tightvnc
[07:14] <Allaun> do you have a live cd Concretesledge
[07:14] <notsonerdysunny> Allaun, the command acpi gives the following output .. Battery 1: charging, 91%, 517:00:00 until charged .. that might probably mean acpi is enabled..
[07:14] <BirthdayMav> hd409: are they all on the same router?
[07:15] <Allaun> yea
[07:15] <Allaun> it does
[07:15] <oldude67> !grub
[07:15] <O__o> hd409, but if u insist using vnc then try xtightvnc for linux
[07:15] <hd409> BirthdayMav yup.and no problem with win to win if i switch to other isp
[07:15] <BirthdayMav> hd409: so you can ping ubuntu box from win box... no windows firewall turned on or anything?
[07:16] <sako> btw update-rc.d is what i was looking for
[07:16] <hd409> BirthdayMav : i can ping.all ports are opened
[07:16] <hd409> BirthdayMav because i can access using win to win remote and local
[07:16] <BirthdayMav> hd409: yes, but is the windows firewall on? I'm running out of ideas, is why I ask
[07:17] <Concretesledge> W: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/grub/grub_0.97-29ubuntu56_i386.deb
[07:17] <Concretesledge>   404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.88.140 80]
[07:17] <notsonerdysunny> is there a command line tool to change the brightness?
[07:17] <hd409> BirthdayMav : yup firewall is off
[07:17] <Amaranth> notsonerdysunny: xbacklight
[07:17] <O__o> hd409, which method do u use trying to connect from ubuntu to windows?
[07:18] <hd409> O__O : using app-internet-remote
[07:18] <BirthdayMav> hd409: then my last guess is messing with the remote login settings on the ubuntu box, probably just need to tweak some setting
[07:18] <O__o> hd409, try vncviewer
[07:18] <BirthdayMav> hd409: Ubuntu VNC Viewer is Applications > Internet > Remote Desktop Viewer
[07:19] <CyberKitsune> Hello everyone, i was trying to set up postfix on my ubuntu server using the guide on the wiki, but it doesn't seem to send or receive mail... can anybody help?
[07:19] <O__o> hd409, in terminal type: vncviewer xx.xx.xx.xx
[07:19] <hd409> O__o im downloading the vncviewer now using sudo
[07:19] <DigitalKiwi> notsonerdysunny: what laptop?
[07:19] <nic1> can i get the source and install a package at a time?
[07:19] <notsonerdysunny> DigitalKiwi Dell Vostro 1400
[07:20] <O__o> hd409, but in my experience remote desktop to control windows is faster than vnc
[07:20] <DigitalKiwi> man xbacklight btw
[07:20] <O__o> hd409, the screen update faster
[07:20] <hd409> O__o : nope.still no reply
[07:20] <O__o> ?
[07:20] <DigitalKiwi> (often doesn't work >.> )
[07:21] <hd409> O__o still no reply on vncviewer ip
[07:21] <hd409> O__O: connection closed..on remote desktop
[07:22] <Guest32676> Does anyone know where the skype logs are stored on linux
[07:22] <notsonerdysunny> DigitalKiwi, I am installing xbacklight ...
[07:22] <O__o> hd409, in windows u need to enable remote desktop and add user in that group
[07:22] <hd409> deanc[work] no it is stored in the skype server
[07:22] <BirthdayMav> hd409: can you send me a screen shot of your Remote Login Screen?
[07:22] <hd409> BirthdayMav ok
[07:22] <deanc[work]> hd409, they can't be
[07:22] <deanc[work]> I can view my logs offline
[07:23] <snowy> hi, I reinstalled ubuntu after an HD crash on a new HD but for some reason I noticed this new installation is using too much CPU ... (I am running 9.04 and I was running it before too) it seems like my CPU is always above 60% even when I am not running any big programs (top shows that Xorg is taking a constant 15%!!)
[07:23] <KB1JWQ> snowy: Interesting.  Any idea what it's doing>
[07:23] <hd409> O__o : i did config win vnc.because i can connect using win to win vnc.even remote and local i can connect .except ubuntu
[07:23] <DigitalKiwi> htop > top btw
[07:24] <O__o> hd409, i can successfully connect from ubuntu to windows here using vnc
[07:24] <notsonerdysunny> DigitalKiwi.. as u said .. it is not helping
[07:24] <O__o> can u make screenshot of what your error is?
[07:24] <DigitalKiwi> snowy: http://omploader.org/vMjgyag htop is at the top
 yes you can read that.but you cannot find it in the logs of your linux.its stored in their server.try disconnect you will never see the logs again.but if you connect to skype you can read it
[07:24] <CyberKitsune> is there a certain command that will list all used ip/ports on the system?
[07:24] <deanc[work]> are you 100% sure hd409? Where can I find online documentation about this.
[07:24] <snowy> hd409: I am installing it right now
[07:24] <cabaro> hd409: is your windows client machine and linux client machine on same network? windows being the one you could connect from.
[07:25] <hd409> O__o what are you using? 5900 port is default.but still i cannot login :(
[07:25] <O__o> i just use default 5900
[07:25] <DigitalKiwi> notsonerdysunny: I really don't know, I don't use gnome (or ubuntu for that matter), and usually dell vostros work...I'm running out of ideas
[07:25] <hd409> deanc[work] yeah im 100%. chat logs are encrypted in skype
[07:25] <nic1> what is .dsc file?
[07:25] <nic1> is it a compressed one?
[07:26] <hd409> deanc[work] : unlike gtalk,ym,aim,msn you can view them if you have server bsd+imspector
[07:26] <mick_laptop> anyone ever change their x settings and then get X11 error: BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation)?,?% 0 0 when trying to play video?
[07:27] <hd409> cabaro : yes the same network.i tried differenet network works well with win to win vnc even remote and local works like a charm.except ubuntu to win vnc
[07:27] <DigitalKiwi> google returns some results for that model + ubuntu + backlight, if you haven't you might look at some of those
[07:27] <VooDoo921> siema
[07:27] <DigitalKiwi> notsonerdysunny: ^
[07:27] <notsonerdysunny> thanks DigitalKiwi, Its not a show stopper .. I will put up with it .. untill I upgrade
[07:27] <mick_laptop> i added a monitor and then i got that error, so i unplugged it - changed the settings back and restarted
[07:27] <VooDoo921> co to za irc?
[07:27] <VooDoo921> jaki temat?:D
[07:27] <snowy> hd409: the command is somthing like /usr/X11%6/bin/X : 0 -br -audit 0 -auth /bar/lib/gdm/L0.Xauth -nolisten  tcp vt7
[07:27] <DigitalKiwi> though speculation, what was the state of the laptop when you booted (plugged or unplugged)
[07:28] <hd409> snowy : whats this command all about?
[07:28] <notsonerdysunny> unplugged
[07:28] <O__o> hd409, try other vnc server?
[07:28] <hd409> snowy:$ /usr/X11%6/bin/X : 0 -br -audit 0 -auth /bar/lib/gdm/L0.Xauth -nolisten  tcp vt7
[07:28] <hd409> bash: /usr/X11%6/bin/X: No such file or directory
[07:28] <hd409> hd409@10001:~$
[07:28] <DigitalKiwi> boot with it plugged and I'll bet you 5000 internets it works better
[07:28] <O__o> realvnc server or remote desktop in windows
[07:28] <snowy> hd409: that's what htop shows to be using ~15% of the cpu (although the total cpu usage it shows is 60%)
[07:28] <hd409> O__o: i will try realvnc
[07:29] <kewlness> Hello Everyone!
[07:29] <cabaro> hd409: is there a reason why you don't use RDC connection?
[07:29] <O__o> hd409, did u try xtightvncviewer in ubuntu?
[07:29] <snowy> hd409: err, sorry I thought you were helping me :p
[07:30] <snowy> DigitalKiwi: the command is somthing like /usr/X11%6/bin/X : 0 -br -audit 0 -auth /bar/lib/gdm/L0.Xauth -nolisten  tcp vt7
[07:30] <if_config> \o.
[07:30] <snowy> DigitalKiwi: that's what htop shows to be using ~15% of the cpu (although the total cpu usage it shows is 60%)
[07:31] <hd409> O__o: $ xtightvncviewer ip..still not replying... :(
[07:31] <mick_laptop> you have a typo: /usr/X11R6/bin/X .....
[07:31] <mick_laptop> hd409: use netcat to troubleshoot - also use verbose connections and check the logs
[07:32] <BirthdayGoose> hd409: you shouldn't need to install all these applications to get this working, Ubuntu has the stuff out of the box to host and view VNC
[07:32] <O__o> which tightvnc server u installed?  version number
[07:32] <mick_laptop> hd409: might be a firewall issue
[07:33] <BirthdayGoose> mick_laptop: already suggested that to him
[07:34] <if_config> Guys I have a Laptop 2.8ghz Celeron, 256mb memory 40gb hdd. Have installed Xubuntu on but it still runs a bit sluggish after a fresh install. Anyone have any recommendations for a Window Manager?
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> if_config: LXDE
[07:34] <mick_laptop> if_config: up the ram
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> if_config: make sure you install video drivers first, this will speed up the system lots
[07:35] <mick_laptop> if_config: i see $10 1 GB sticks all over the place now-a-days
[07:35] <snowy> KB1JWQ: the command is somthing like /usr/X11R6/bin/X : 0 -br -audit 0 -auth /bar/lib/gdm/L0.Xauth -nolisten  tcp vt7... that's what's eating up my CPU apparently
[07:35] <n00b2> hi just wanna know how to share my webcam online thru browser! any ideas what to do to implement this?
[07:35] <BirthdayGoose> n00b2: as of now, I don't think ubuntu java supports webcams
[07:36] <mick_laptop> BirthdayGoose: what about flash based webcam stuff?
[07:36] <notsonerdysunny> DigitalKiwi, your suggestion of booting it plugged in worked! thanks a lot :)
[07:36] <BirthdayGoose> mick_laptop: haven't gotten that to work either (recording facebook video)
[07:36] <mick_laptop> that shouldn't be that hard
[07:37] <mick_laptop> worst comes to worst dump the stream to a file
[07:37] <DigitalKiwi> notsonerdysunny: yw
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> n00b2: I think VLC can do it, not sure
[07:37] <DigitalKiwi> I wish I would have said that sooner (I saw something about it a while ago but didn't think to mention it >.> )
[07:38] <mick_laptop> ActionParsnip: shareing a webcam? um no
[07:38] <user01> anyone knows how to fix the driver for the Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTL8187 Wireless Adapter???
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> mick_laptop: why not it can take inputs and can broadcast streams of music, so why not. Might be hard but the underlying logic is sound
[07:38] <CyberKitsune> So, postfix doesn't seem to work, when I connect to it on telnet, and send the ehlo localhost, I get back "250 ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES" instead of a plainauth request.
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> user01: http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=1&PFid=1&Level=6&Conn=5&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false&Downloads=true#RTL8187L
[07:39] <n00b2> any other ideas? thanks guys
[07:40] <Wolfenstein> hi all, can anyone help me what the command is in terminal to read a txt file?
[07:41] <mb_again_> !ndis
[07:41] <mick_laptop> n00b2: over a web browser? try some flash based offerings. otherwise, i'd use amsn (it works the best cross platform)
[07:41] <Wolfenstein> or to open a txt file
[07:41] <delly> Wolfenstein: cat
[07:41] <delly> Wolfenstein: tail, and some more
[07:41] <Wolfenstein> delly what?
[07:41] <DigitalKiwi> Wolfenstein: cat, nano, vim, less, more, tail,...take your pick
[07:41] <mick_laptop> Wolfenstein: do you want to edit it?
[07:41] <n00b2> im looking into realtime streaming thru browser
[07:41] <delly> Wolfenstein: cat *filename*
[07:42] <delly> Wolfenstein: that will just display whats inside it.
[07:42] <ActionParsnip> n00b2: mick_laptop: http://www.wikihow.com/Stream-Your-Webcam
[07:42] <Wolfenstein> mick_laptop, no i just want to see if i can open it cause im having a problem in a script for my eggdrop bot and its telling me that it can't open a file that is in my directory
[07:42] <DigitalKiwi> ed is the standard text editor btw!
[07:42] <ActionParsnip> mick_laptop: it advises VLC, so I'd say, um YES
[07:42] <mick_laptop> i'd have suggested less to just read it (and more is not even really an option, since that should symlink to less)
[07:43] <mick_laptop> Wolfenstein: then you have permission issues
[07:43] <DigitalKiwi> less is more!
[07:43] <iamelite> How does one unclaim a particular USB device(non storage/IE: Camera) so it can be used by annother program?
[07:43] <tredway> the same is always different
[07:43] <Bonesy> Hnn
[07:44] <mb_again_> Wolfenstein: sounds like permissions, you may be able to see what user the script runs under, then su to that user and cat the file. Or you could just look at the permissions with ls -l and see if theyt are right
[07:44] <Wolfenstein> mick_laptop, uh i don't its not protected and its only a txt file and its in a folder for my bot and its only one file that is having issues
[07:44] <Bonesy> Is there a good reason to avoid installing Amarok on Ubuntu
[07:44] <mick_laptop> iamelite: one way is to see what program is accessing it via fuser and kill the process
[07:44]  * ActionParsnip does the VM dance
[07:44] <mick_laptop> Wolfenstein: check permissions on the file
[07:44] <Wolfenstein> mick_laptop, its a txt file
[07:44] <delly> Bonesy: you will drag in some KDE libs, but that is really it
[07:45] <DigitalKiwi> mick_laptop: less and more seem to be different, and not symlinks, on my system
[07:45] <Wolfenstein> how can a permission set on a txt file if i can open and whatever through file manager?
[07:45] <tredway> is anything odd about the file that would distinguish it from others?
[07:45] <DigitalKiwi> is ubuntu different than mine?
[07:45] <sako> DigitalKiwi: what's up
[07:45] <Bonesy> delly, Can I assume that means it's not harmful
[07:45] <mb_again_> wolfenstein: you may have different privs than your bot
[07:45] <mick_laptop> DigitalKiwi: depends on the system
[07:46] <Wolfcastle> hello
[07:46] <DigitalKiwi> sako: hi
[07:46] <mick_laptop> kind of like vi and vim or sh and bash
[07:46] <delly> Bonesy: Its not harmfull at all, its more like "i don't want those +0,4 sec  boot time!" :P
[07:46] <ActionParsnip> DigitalKiwi: mine are seperate apps too
[07:46] <Wolfcastle> i just installed jaunty and I have no sound
[07:46] <Wolfenstein> mb_again_, well theres no permissions set on the file and its only a file that came with a script
[07:46] <sako> DigitalKiwi: what do you mean is ubuntu different than mine?
[07:46] <mick_laptop> as if it really matters
[07:46] <DigitalKiwi> well I use arch ofc ;p
[07:46] <Wolfcastle> everything seems ok though i can play files and all
[07:46] <sako> yea
[07:46] <mb_again_> so ls -l shows rwxrwxrwx ?
[07:46] <tredway> jackalopes are faaassst
[07:47] <causasui>  after installing karmic, truecrypt will not mount an encrypted partition even though the password cannot be wrong
[07:47] <sako> DigitalKiwi: I switched over to Ubuntu for my new job  :P.. feels pretty awesome after knowing everything from archlinux and using Ubuntu.. cruise control.
[07:47] <n00b2> thanks guys
[07:48] <DigitalKiwi> sako: lame :(
[07:48] <sako> why?
[07:48] <tredway> its a digital fruit
[07:48] <Bonesy> sako: I'm trying to remember what I learned in about half a year of Arch a year ago, it's more fun this way
[07:49] <iamelite> no idea how to use fuser, are the processes catagorized in a filesystem heirarchy?
[07:49] <tredway> redo
[07:49] <DigitalKiwi> well you are probably familiar with my sentiments towards ubuntu ;)
[07:49] <Wolfenstein> ok well im able to get the file to open or see whats in the file and i'll just ask my problem with the eggdrop script in a different channel thanks for the help
[07:49] <iamelite> like XXX/xxx
[07:49] <nic1> anyone please tell me how to update in bash?
[07:49] <nic1> any command? to update the newly installed packages?
[07:49] <sako> DigitalKiwi: whatever, it was Ubuntu or OSX
[07:49] <user01> I am trying to make a driver but I got this errors: http://pastebin.com/d3ff8793a. Anyone has any idea on how to fix this, or what am I missing?
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> nic1: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get updrade
[07:49] <sako> and actually, I am _enjoying_ ubuntu :)
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> upgrade sorry not updrade
[07:50] <tredway> i hate the gnome desktop, but i dont hate ubuntu, personal preference
[07:50] <delly> nic1: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:50] <sako> I actually love gnome
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> tredway: try a different desktop
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> tredway: I use LXDE on all my desktop systems
[07:50] <sako> i like xfce but I just like the bloatage of gnome
[07:50] <Bonesy> I do enjoy Ubuntu, GNOME is nice and all, it's just kind of strange going from Arch, where I had to do pretty much everything, to Win7, where it did everything, to Ubuntu, where I tell it to do everything and it does it
[07:50]  * DigitalKiwi doesn't hate gnome but doesn't use it, nor kde, xfce is just gnomes retarded cousin, though
[07:50] <tredway> i like my shit on the bottom, lol
[07:50] <d_rwin> ﻿tredway: i use fluxbox
[07:51] <stickyboy> How can I pair with a bluetooth device which uses passkeys (not PINs!)?
[07:51] <ActionParsnip> tredway: sorry its quite large: http://pud-linux.sourceforge.net/screenshot/pud-lxde-2.jpg
[07:52] <nic1> i am trying to install gtk, it ask for glib, i instaled glib still it asks for glib
[07:52] <nic1> why?
[07:52] <tredway> im not like;y to investigate any website with pud in its name, hehe
[07:52] <DigitalKiwi> ActionParsnip: don't even get me started on lxde
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> DigitalKiwi: look out for lubuntu ;)
[07:52] <dragon> recommend me a command line torrent program
[07:52] <DigitalKiwi> oh god is that an actual distro?
[07:53] <delly> nic1: are you compiling? If yes, then i guess its because it does not find glib since its name defaultly wrong in ubuntu..?
[07:53] <JoshuaL> dragon, rtorrent
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> dragon: rtorrent
[07:53] <dragon> ActionParsnip: lubuntu?
[07:53] <causasui>  after installing karmic, truecrypt will not mount an encrypted partition even though the password cannot be wrong
[07:53] <tredway> puduntu?
[07:53] <DigitalKiwi> isn't crunchbang good enough for people who want that??
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> dragon: yep, its going to be an official release with LXDE as the default desktop
[07:53] <DigitalKiwi> (lightweight ubuntu)
[07:53] <JoshuaL> dragon, i use rtorrent in combination with screen. it also watches a folder for new .torrents to auto start them
[07:53] <dragon> ActionParsnip: interesting
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> DigitalKiwi: its not official, lubuntu is
[07:53] <dragon> JoshuaL: cool, i'll give it a try
[07:54] <delly> There existings nothing such as a light Ubuntu :P Just "lighter" than Gnome
[07:54] <user01> I am trying to make a driver but I got this errors: http://pastebin.com/d3ff8793a. Anyone has any idea on how to fix this, or what am I missing?
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> DigitalKiwi: theres moonos too which is the same but moonos isnt an official release
[07:54] <DigitalKiwi> someone needs to make an ubuntu that is just easy to install all these things (but comes with almost nothing) so you can stop having over 9000 distributions
[07:54] <heyboy> Guys, is there a howto available for configureing Arpwatch on Ubuntu?
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> DigitalKiwi: could say that about linux in general, there are gazillions of distributions
[07:55] <tredway> they call that fundamentalism
[07:55] <Wolfcastle> hello
[07:55] <dragon> JoshuaL: I started it through a console and now i'm stuck. Is there a keyboard shortcut that i need to know?
[07:55] <delly> user01: sadly no...... Did you run the ./bootstrap and all that btw?
[07:55] <dragon> !hi | Wolfcastle
[07:55] <Wolfcastle> I'm having problems with pulseaudio in jaunty
[07:55] <dragon> !sound | Wolfcastle
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> dragon: ctrl +b then type bg and hit enter (i think its ctrl+b)
[07:56] <Wolfcastle> Actually sound works fine after shutting down pulseaudio and restarting alsa
[07:56] <heyboy> I have problems with arpwatch in jaunty. it doesn't seem to be working.
[07:56] <Wolfcastle> thing is when trying to remove pulseaudio aptitude asks me to remove ubuntu-desktop
[07:56] <DigitalKiwi> ActionParsnip: well at least with a lot of the different distributions they have a lot more different goals, or setups (different package manager, ideals on inclusion of licensed software)
[07:56] <delly> Wolfcastle: Its always recommended to remove pulsaudio if it causes problems, package can be found in synaptics and be removed
[07:56] <dragon> ActionParsnip: I'm able to see "load> " upon hitting random keys, but help or quit or bg didn't work there.
[07:56] <dragon> ActionParsnip: Ctrl + b doesn't work either. That's for rtorrent, right?
[07:57] <Wolfcastle> ok thanx
[07:57] <DigitalKiwi> with these ubuntu derivatives, which is just a debian derivative :P, they're pretty much the same, only difference is what the default DE iss
[07:57] <dragon> It's painful that rtorrent isn't responding to SIGINT.
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> dragon: ctrl + z sorry, will send it to the backround. It also can have a web interface so is great on servers
[07:57] <user01> delly, from where should I run it?
[07:57] <DigitalKiwi> and from what I've seen it's not what I'd call easy to switch to a different one, and upgrading in general seems painful >.>
[07:58] <dragon> ActionParsnip: that's not working either - looks like it's frozen.
[07:58] <ActionParsnip> DigitalKiwi: same with lubuntu, it has different goals to kubuntu and ubuntu
[07:58] <tredway> no matter what they are talking about, they are talking about debian
[07:58] <delly> user01: pretty much where you are compiling :P
[07:58] <user01> delly, that file is not included
[07:58] <Steil> hey uh
[07:58] <unnamed> hi
[07:59] <delly> user01: so where are you running make then?
[07:59] <Steil> anyone run ubuntu moblin remix?
[07:59] <Wolfcastle> I don't know why but when trying to uninstall pulseaudio in synaptic, it shows ubuntu-desktop as a dependency
[07:59] <unnamed> how to make a file *.sv executable ?
[07:59] <dragon> ActionParsnip: so "rtorrent -h" revealed some keyboard shortcuts. Still wonder which one to use for exit.
[07:59] <Wolfcastle> I dare not remove ubuntu-desktop
[07:59] <delly> user01: and what does the readme say(if it exists)?
[07:59] <DigitalKiwi> I should really learn dpkg just so I can further convince myself and support my arguments about what is the better PM =D
[07:59] <Mokesnap> I was just playing around with my sound settings and with alsa mixer and have now accidentally screwed all my sound settings up so now i have now sound.  is there some way to reset my sound settings to there default?
[07:59] <unnamed> aehm. i mean *.sh
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> Wolfcastle: you can, its a hollow metapackage
[07:59] <cbelote> Hi Im new to IRC and Ubuntu. Im unable to see my index.html from WAN. Im using Dyndns to forward my domain to my router's IP. My router is forwarding port 80 to my servers LAN IP. Any suggestions?
[07:59] <lstarnes> Wolfcastle: ubuntu-desktop can be safely removed.  removing it won't remove the actual desktop packages.  just the ubuntu-desktop package
[07:59] <delly> Wolfcastle: ubuntu-desktop is a meta package, it contains nothing.
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> Wolfcastle: you only need it when you want to jump to the next release
[07:59] <Wolfcastle> ah excellente, just sounded important
[07:59] <Wolfcastle> thanx
[08:00] <DigitalKiwi> do people name zsh scripts *.zsh, I can't say I've ever seen a zsh script with an extension
[08:00] <lstarnes> Wolfcastle: it's usually a good thing to keep if you plan to upgrade
[08:00] <delly> Wolfcastle: Ubuntu core.... or alot of the xorg packages on the other hand :(
[08:00] <lstarnes> DigitalKiwi: it's usually .sh but with #!/usr/bin/zsh or something similar at the top
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> DigitalKiwi: can't see why not if it makes the users life easier :)
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> the file extension is moot
[08:00] <Wolfcastle> yeah i plan to upgrade....but i guess i can install ubuntu-desktop before upgrading then
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> Wolfcastle: exactly ;)
[08:00] <user01> delly doesnt say much. Just to run the make command, which gives me errors :s
[08:01] <delly> user01: then your screwd. Did you find it by googeling or by looking up at the forums?
[08:01] <DigitalKiwi> #!/usr/bin/env zsh (should this work?) I do it with lua scripts just because it's in so many places on different distros or depending on how it was installed >.>
[08:02] <lstarnes> DigitalKiwi: that should work too
[08:02] <dragon> any other decent command line torrent programs?
[08:02] <user01> delly, I am trying to install the driver for wireless card rtl8187, and I got the driver from someone here
[08:03] <hd409> thanks ubuntu :)
[08:03] <DigitalKiwi> dragon: other as opposed to what?
[08:03] <user01> delly, then, when I try to compile, it returns the errors
[08:03] <Mokesnap> rtorrent
[08:03] <dragon> DigitalKiwi: rtorrent
[08:03] <dragon> :)
[08:03] <decryption> ive got a bit of an issue with mdadm - anyone able to help me out?
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> !info transmission-daemon | dragon
[08:03] <Guest482> why, after doing this: sudo chmod u+rwx FILENAME, the file still has the root as owner?
[08:03] <decryption> i created a 20-disk RAID-6 array on ubuntu 9.04
[08:03] <DigitalKiwi> Oh i dunno :( someone wants me to rewrite rtorrent in lua and with colors, though, expect that in at least a year >.>
[08:03] <evilaim> Hello guys
[08:03] <DigitalKiwi> if ever
[08:03] <dragon> ActionParsnip: will give it a try, thanks
[08:03] <delly> user01: very well, i would sugggest to go over to somewhere where the level of knowledge is higher(like archlinux or debian).
[08:04] <lstarnes> Guest482: chmod does not handle ownership.  chown does
[08:04] <Guest482> thank you
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> dragon: can be used as a service to connect to via web interface again, it can also watch a folder for new torrent files which willbe auto uploded
[08:04] <DigitalKiwi> delly: giggle, he'll get thrown to the dogs
[08:04] <cbelote> Im unable to see my index.html from WAN. Im using Dyndns to forward my domain to my router's IP. My router is forwarding port 80 to my servers LAN IP. Im just getting a "page cannot be displayed" error. When I ping my domain address it gives my routers IP. Any suggestions?
[08:04] <dragon> ActionParsnip: cool
[08:04] <lstarnes> cbelote: make sure that your router isn't running a webserver that can be seeon from the internet
[08:05] <lstarnes> *seen
[08:05] <DigitalKiwi> cbelote: is your ISP blocking port 80 inbound traffic?
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> dragon: i use Transmission because it plays nice with my G1 phone :)
[08:05] <delly> DigitalKiwi: that is true... BUT... do he have a choice?
[08:05] <DigitalKiwi> most? in the US do, dunno where you are
[08:05] <DigitalKiwi> set it up to have dyndns point to 8080
[08:05] <delly> DigitalKiwi: besides... archlinux is nicer than debian
[08:06] <cbelote> It is not. Ive tested using dslreports...
[08:06] <cbelote> port 80 is open
[08:06] <DigitalKiwi> delly: I'm kind of joking, sometimes I've seen #archlinux help people with generic problems even if they're using ubuntu
[08:07] <DigitalKiwi> cbelote: oh
[08:07] <dragon> ActionParsnip: G1? the web interface?
[08:07] <thezzari> Eai
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> dragon: g1 phone, android based
[08:07] <cbelote> Ive used multiple guides and reinstaled ubuntu server w/ lamp several times
[08:08] <dragon> ActionParsnip: yeah, but how does G1 relate to transmission?
[08:08] <nic1> apt-get upgrade is taking a long time, does that mean many packages to be updated?
[08:08] <lstarnes> nic1: check its output
[08:08] <DigitalKiwi> he can use the web interface methinks, dragon
[08:09] <DigitalKiwi> or some such
[08:09] <DigitalKiwi> something is letting him control it through his phone
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> dragon: i can check my torrents from my phone using an app that connects to the web interface. I can also open a torrent on my phone, it will automatically connect to my server and tell it to download the torrent
[08:09] <joaopinto> nic1, usually apt-get upgrade will warn you about the package size for downloads
[08:09] <dragon> ActionParsnip: sweet, what's the app called?
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> dragon: transdroid
[08:10] <thezzari> qual é o irc do ubuntubr ?
[08:10] <lstarnes> !br | thezzari
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> dragon: looks like this: http://www.androidfreeware.net/img2/transdroid_remote_torrent_client_android_1.png
[08:11] <LSD|Ninja> What's this talk about Ubuntu (or maybe just UNR) adopting the Moblin base? Will that extend to locking out non-SSE3 machines?
[08:11] <nic1> ohh..upgrade is installing kde
[08:12] <nic1> tat's y taking long time
[08:12] <nic1> i dont need that
[08:12] <dragon> ActionParsnip: that looks nice. Is it all transmission?
[08:12] <infid> i can view a webpage via http://localhost but not http://<my internal IP>  what do i have to do to allow that?   i've tried http://192.168.1.4 but it just times out
[08:12] <delly> nic1: gksu drags in gnome, so deal with it :P
[08:12] <tredway> shouldnt we wait to upgrade telephone tech until we have something to say?
[08:12] <dragon> ActionParsnip: the daemon, i mean.
[08:13] <nic1> dellly, dint get you
[08:13] <nic1> Install these packages without verification [y/N]? N
[08:13] <nic1> E: Some packages could not be authenticated
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> dragon: transmission-daemon    if you install transmission on a desktop system it can also be used
[08:14] <nic1> i dont need kde, if i say yes it's going to install kdesktop
[08:14] <delly> nic1: why do i always get the difficult questions? :(
[08:14] <dragon> ActionParsnip: for some reason i love programs that have split client-server model.
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> nic1: you havent imported the GPG keys for one or more of your repositories in sources.list
[08:14] <dragon> ActionParsnip: transmission-daemon is exactly what i needed, thanks!
[08:14] <lstarnes> nic1: you could remove the packages so that they don't get updated
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> dragon: cool
[08:15] <n00b2> what program do we have to show our Quality and Signal Strength of WIFI Connection?
[08:15] <DigitalKiwi> dragon: mpd+ncmpcpp
[08:16] <DigitalKiwi> if you don't already
[08:16] <dragon> DigitalKiwi: um.. what was that supposed to mean?
[08:16] <cbelote> Feelin out of place. Does anybody have a good foolproof guide to setting up apache2 behind a router?
[08:16] <tredway> try apache.com forums
[08:17] <DigitalKiwi> server/client music mpd = music player daemon, ncmpcpp is ncurses media player client plus plus (C++ rewrite of ncmpc)
[08:17] <cbelote> I tried, they pointed me here
[08:17] <FireCrotch> cbelote: What kind of problem are you having?
[08:17] <delly> n00b2: iwconfig i guess should give alot of information. And conky could show alot if you want that to be running in the background.
[08:17] <nic1> what is the location of sources.list?
[08:17] <DigitalKiwi> http://omploader.org/vMjgyag lower left is an example of ncmpcpp setu
[08:17] <DigitalKiwi> p
[08:17] <cbelote> unable to see index.html file from wan
[08:18] <dragon> downloading karmic-beta at 2MBps, wow.
[08:18] <dragon> I'm glad people seed Ubuntu well.
[08:18] <FireCrotch> cbelote: Do you have port 80 forwarded to your server machine?
[08:19] <roccity_> I'am trying to make a custom ubuntu live cd. I have removed the default kernel for jaunty and updated it but the live still tries to boot the 28.11 kernel
[08:19] <FireCrotch> cbelote: Actually, I have another more important question.... does your index.html page say "I love ubuntu" ?
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> nic1: /etc/apt/sources.list
[08:19] <roccity_> can I just copy my initd.gz and vmlinux file to casper?
[08:19] <cbelote> I do. From Dyndns I have the domain pointed to routers wan IP. Router has port 80n forwarded to Servers LAN ip
[08:20] <DigitalKiwi> dragon: icecast is supposed to be pretty cool with mpd as well
[08:20] <cbelote> It does
[08:20] <cbelote> lmao
[08:20] <FireCrotch> cbelote: Then it works :)
[08:20] <dragon> DigitalKiwi: mpd? as in Metropolitan Police Dept?
[08:20] <cbelote> wtf'
[08:20] <DigitalKiwi> dragon: I said what it was a while up
[08:20] <roccity_> I'm building the iso with it now but don't want to waste a cd if it is not done that way
[08:21] <DigitalKiwi> and posted a screenshot of the client I mentioned :P
[08:21] <FireCrotch> cbelote: Were you trying to access it from a computer inside your LAN?
[08:21] <dragon> DigitalKiwi: oh i missed it. For a moment I thought it meant multiple personality disorder
[08:21] <cbelote> yep
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> roccity_: try booting it with virtualbox ;)
[08:21] <DigitalKiwi> heh
[08:21] <FireCrotch> cbelote: using the external IP address or domain name?
[08:21] <delly> roccity_: edit grub?
[08:21] <cbelote> domain name
[08:21] <nic1> can i pastebin my sources.list
[08:21] <nic1> can i know what is repetitive?
[08:21] <roccity_> ActionParsnip: yeah I have it but tried with other iso that had old kernel and the mouse and x didn't boot to right rez
[08:22] <FireCrotch> cbelote: My router causes problems like that, where it won't be accessible from on the LAN using the domain name
[08:22] <roccity_> delly: not using grub using isolinux scripts
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> roccity_: you'll need to install the guest additions and edit xorg.conf
[08:22] <lhillman> Hi guys. Running ubuntu server, installed gnome-terminal and running it via the X server on another machine. The window doesn't appear to be themed, just the generic defaults. Does anybody know how to set the theme?
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> nic1: sure, if someone wants to see it
[08:22] <delly> nic1: there is pastebinit in the package well, its used with the syntax of " cat *file* | pastebinit"
[08:22] <cbelote> so you see that message from cpb3.com?
[08:22] <dragon> DigitalKiwi: mpd looks pretty cool, i'll definitely try it sometime soon
[08:22] <FireCrotch> cbelote: Yep :)
[08:22] <roccity_> ActionParsnip: yeah I have that but mouse didn't work so couldn't run script
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> delly: or you can just run: pastebinit *file*
[08:23] <cbelote> Yay. Stupid Qwest
[08:23] <delly> ActionParsnip: thats no fun :P
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> roccity_: use alt+f2  then you can run terminal and away you go
[08:23] <dragon> DigitalKiwi: and that Lua is something that runs on my photo frame. I'm yet to learn it.
[08:23] <FireCrotch> cbelote: What brand/model of router do you have?
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> delly: its shorter though
[08:23] <cbelote> Thank you so much fire crotch lol
[08:23] <roccity_> ActionParsnip: that uses my host tty
[08:23] <FireCrotch> cbelote: No problem :)
[08:23] <cbelote> Actiontec
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> delly: you can also (my favourite)   pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf | xclip
[08:23] <cbelote> pk5000
[08:24] <DigitalKiwi> dragon: you were in #lua a while ago weren't you or was that someone else?
[08:24] <tredway> aint much a tomatoe cant handle
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> delly: puts the url straight onto clipboard ready for pasting
[08:24] <FireCrotch> cbelote: Oh, I've never heard of them... do you happen to be running dd-wrt on it?
[08:24] <cbelote> "the advanced" model. Or so they say
[08:24] <dragon> DigitalKiwi: that was me. were you there too?
[08:24] <DigitalKiwi> yeah, I was trying to help you :P
[08:24] <cbelote> nope
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> roccity_: well you'll have to sacrifice it until you get mouse
[08:24] <dragon> DigitalKiwi: yeah i remember now :)
[08:24] <delly> ActionParsnip: thanks for the tip :P
[08:24] <cbelote> Some propietary junk
[08:24] <tredway> dd-wrt and tomatoe
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> delly: np, share the love
[08:25] <cbelote> was thinking of wiping it and getting tommato
[08:25] <DigitalKiwi> tomato is nice, never used dd-wrt though
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> delly: you may have to install xclip
[08:25] <roccity_> ActionParsnip: I'm just gonna try this new build and see what happens
[08:25] <FireCrotch> cbelote: Alright.  I don't know why that happens with some routers, and even more confusing is that it doesn't always happen for me, just sometimes
[08:25] <delly> ActionParsnip: i guess its like xclock and all that, so i guess not
[08:25] <DigitalKiwi> note to self: tomato is apparently a hard word for other people to spell
[08:25] <nic1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/289106/
[08:25] <lhillman> Does anybody know why my gnome windows running via a remote X server aren't themed?
[08:26] <cbelote> I have a seperate IP through my tethered cell
[08:26] <tredway> its even harder to pronounce
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> delly: its a small app anyway
[08:26] <cbelote> will try there
[08:26] <cbelote> forgot about that
[08:26] <DigitalKiwi> curlpaste > pastebinit
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> !info xclip
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> delly: 76kb, woo
[08:26] <delly> ActionParsnip: another issue settled :P
[08:27] <tredway> not sure what the current status of open-wrt is
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> delly: do i win the speedboat?
[08:27] <mo0nykit> Does fakeroot pose a serious security risk? It doesn't ask for the root password...
[08:27] <delly> ActionParsnip: If this was in the debian section, yes xD
[08:27] <lstarnes> mo0nykit: it still runs things as a regular user
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> delly: hehe
[08:28] <ActionParsnip> delly: well i ad a great day, thanks for having me
[08:28] <delly> :P
[08:28] <mechdave> mo0nykit, fake root is exactly that, it fools whatever it is running that it is root, it is used for building certain applications
[08:28] <cbelote> FireCrotch: no dice entering fqdn on cell. Still get a 404
[08:28] <DigitalKiwi> yay fake root
[08:29] <tredway> sometimes u have to wonder about a software operating system named after a guest spot on a Bob Saget TV series, hehe
[08:29] <FireCrotch> cbelote: that is certainly... interesting.  Is it a smartphone with wifi? Maybe it's connected to your wifi?
[08:29] <tehbaut> I have four hard drives but have no idea where grub's MBR was installed
[08:30] <mo0nykit> lstarnes and mechdave, okay, my mindset is this "fool as root" = "security breach". What could be the difference between fakeroot-ing as a regular user and su-ing as superuser?
[08:30] <lstarnes> mo0nykit: fakeroot does not make things run as root
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> tehbaut: you will most likely find it on the drive you installed ubuntu to
[08:30] <tehbaut> is the default grub mbr: \NST\nst_grub.mbr ?
[08:30] <lstarnes> mo0nykit: it just makes the things running under fakeroot think that it's running under root
[08:30] <tehbaut> if not, maybe that's my problem
[08:30] <cybersplice> morning
[08:30] <lstarnes> mo0nykit: but it really runs as your user
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> !info fakeroot
[08:31] <lstarnes> mo0nykit: unlike su/sudo, which actually do run under root
[08:31] <mo0nykit> lstarnes, thanks! I get it already "the things running *under*" fakeroot are the ones "fooled". Right?
[08:31] <lstarnes> mo0nykit: yes
[08:31] <mo0nykit> lstarnes, okay thanks a bunch :)
[08:31] <cbelote> FireCrotch: I work a level 2 desk for hp. Hope you get paid well my friend.
[08:31] <lstarnes> mo0nykit: I think you may have had it backwards before
[08:31] <cybersplice> tehbaut: the MBR isn't a file, i guess that might be a backup, or a suspend thinger.
[08:32] <tehbaut> ActionParsnip: I'm trying to get grub onto the ntldr menu via EasyBCD ...but choosing the partition where grub is physically installed doesn't seem to work
[08:32] <mo0nykit> lstarnes, i was thinking that the entire machine was the one being fooled :P
[08:32] <tehbaut> I'm getting error "The selected entry could not be loaded because the application is missing or corrupt
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> tehbaut: you can install grub using the liveCD, doesnt matter which it is installed to as it will still use te same disk numbers
[08:32] <tredway> if the mbr isnt a file, what does the bios point to?
[08:33] <tehbaut> references that \NST\nst_grub.mbr
[08:33] <tehbaut> ActionParsnip: but grub is already installed
[08:33] <tehbaut> I just need to point ntldr to it
[08:33] <FireCrotch> cbelote: So that was the problem? Heh... we all overlook the simple things sometimes :)
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> tehbaut: then point your bios at the disk it is on and grub will load
[08:33] <FireCrotch> cbelote: And thanks :D
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> tehbaut: why, why not have grub load the windows system with chainloading?
[08:34] <auzigog_> When I try to apt-get update, i get this error about my GPG: http://paste.ubuntu.com/289109/ ... can anyone offer a suggestion about who to proceed? I just installed easy peasy on my EEE
[08:34] <tredway> mbr has to point to ntldr, not the other way around, if i understabd it right
[08:34] <tredway> understand
[08:34] <tehbaut> I could, but thought it would be nice to have an entry to get back to grub from ntldr
[08:35] <FireCrotch> tehbaut: Just hit ctrl alt del while in ntldr
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> tehbaut: nice, erm, i think you can add to boot.ini to load stuff but ive not done it
[08:35] <cbelote> FireCrotch: it was. I hate combo devices. Keep things modular IMO
[08:35] <mo0nykit> Question: If my framebuffer driver does not support 1280x800, can I set my /etc/usplash.conf to use 1280x800 resolution?
[08:35] <tehbaut> FireCrotch: too slow :P
[08:35] <tehbaut> supposedly EasyBCD supports entries for grub, I just can't get it working... that's all
[08:35] <tredway> id hate riding a modular bicycle
[08:35] <meatbun> http://tinyurl.com/abkfz2
[08:35] <tehbaut> I guess giving up is still an option though :P
[08:36] <manohar1> hey anyone can help me which I am facing in ubuntu linux
[08:36] <mo0nykit> I meant by "does not support" as "does not support it through the vga= boot option in the kernel command line"
[08:36] <manohar1> I have installed ubuntu 9.04 in laptop with virtualbox 3.0.8
[08:36] <manohar1> my log file is filling with this error
[08:37] <manohar1>  vmap allocation failed: use vmalloc=<size> to increase size.
[08:37] <mo0nykit> manohar1, please type in your problem in one go. Don't use Enter as punctuation. Thanks!
[08:37] <LONPC18> hello
[08:37] <manohar1> ok
[08:37] <cbelote> Thanks yall. Another successful visit to this channel. Have a great night :)
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> manohar1: have you fully updated the guest OS?
[08:38] <manohar1> menas guestadditions
[08:38] <tredway> they allow long sentences here, but not short sentences
[08:38] <Balsaq> how do i personalize my "whois" profile?
[08:38] <LONPC18> ubuntu 9.04 comes with bluetooth
[08:38] <tredway> not short paragraphs, i mean
[08:38] <LONPC18> but it only allows you to enter in a 4 digit pin for pairing with devices
[08:38] <LONPC18> bluetooth allows for 13 digit pins
[08:39] <LONPC18> and i need to enter a bigger pin to pair with my device
[08:39] <LONPC18> can anyone help
[08:39] <whois> BalSaq : System -> Preferences -> About Me ?
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> manohar1: like get the latest system files from the update manager. or run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:40] <Balsaq> whois: oh, so it pulls it from information that i have loaded into my OS?
[08:40] <tredway> did u lose TFM of ur device?
[08:41] <skunx> Hi folks, why this command "date -s 100909402009" returns me invalid date ??
[08:41] <whois> Balsaq: not sure, what are you talking about, are you concerned with "whois information" on freenode, if yes, then the appropriate channel is #freenode, and have a look at /msg NickServ HELP SET
[08:42] <tredway> lovely. a IRC bot
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> skunx: why the -s ?
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> skunx: -s means string, omit -s
[08:43] <Balsaq> whois: when i click on someones name,2 things appear: 1. whois   and    2. query,     i want to know how to personalize the whois on myself
[08:43] <skunx> ActionParsnip ok.. seen this in the man
[08:43] <mechdave> ActionParsnip, it is to set the system date
[08:43] <tredway> was that data supposed to resemble a date?
[08:43] <skunx> ActionParsnip: but without the -s it doesn't do anything
[08:43] <skunx> tredway: yes ? :-)
[08:43] <noren> hello all
[08:43] <mechdave> skunx, you have an invalid date
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> mechdave: -s means set time descibed by STRING : http://unixhelp.ed.ac.uk/CGI/man-cgi?date
[08:44] <FireCrotch> Balsaq: it depends on your IRC client
[08:44] <noren> i got some prob with apt-get please help
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> skunx: hmm, gentoo handbook simply uses date with no extra stuff except the data
[08:44] <mechdave> ActionParsnip, yep sure does :)
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> skunx: run it with sudo..
[08:44] <whois> Balsaq : that information cant be personalized, it is pulled from the server, based on your current statistics, however you can alter your account and make a few changes to it, for more information, please join #freenode and ask
[08:44] <skunx> mechdave: 100909402009 wouldn't be october 9 9:40 2009 ?
[08:44] <mneptok> tredway: kindly rotate your attitude dial toward "Friendly"
[08:45] <skunx> ActionParsnip: I did it with sudo
[08:45] <anodesni> Hi, I can't install guest additions for virtualbox, it says: "Unable to build the kernel module". What's wrong?
[08:45] <FireCrotch> noren: Someone can probably help if you tell us what the problem is :)
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> skunx: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=448935
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> skunx: looks like its slightly different
[08:45] <noren> ActionParsnip: FireCrotch: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m5076adb0 << cant install pyKaroke
[08:45] <Balsaq> well howdy do FireCrotch wow what a nick how do i know who my irc client is...i do it thru webchat.freenode.net
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> noren: never used it, why ask me?
[08:46] <FireCrotch> Balsaq: In that case, you won't be able to customize anything that is returned when someone does a /whois
[08:46] <noren> ActionParsnip: i got the prob with the apt-get update cud u please see that
[08:46] <skunx> ActionParsnip: well doesn't work
[08:46] <tasslehoff> I mount a samba share with "//server/point  /mnt/point cifs  credentials=/etc/samba/user,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777  0 0" in /etc/fstab, but I don't get read/write permissions. Any ideas?
[08:47] <skunx> date command doesn't change my date!
[08:47] <mechdave> noren, if you can explain to us what the problem is we will be more than happy to help
[08:47] <FireCrotch> noren: I believe that the particular mirror you're using is down - someone was having problems with it earlier
[08:47] <noren> FireCrotch: how to change the mirror
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> noren: the repo you have doesnt exist
[08:47] <noren> mechdave: i am trying to install pyKaroke
[08:47] <faldridge> what should I do on an ubuntu server install if the only "graphical" feature I want is many lines of resolution in vim?
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> noren: i just web browsed to http://in.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/main/binary-amd64/ and got a 404
[08:47] <Balsaq> FireCrotch whois well hmmm does that dadgumthing tell everyone where i live?
[08:48] <whois> Balsaq : get a free irc client, webchat.freenode.net is an IRC gateway when you do not have a IRC client, i 'll recommend Xchat,irssi(for linux,windows) or mIRC (for windows)
[08:48] <tredway> repo= repository, not repossesion
[08:48] <Balsaq> whois i am on ubuntu 904
[08:48] <KruyKaze> what is the command for a terminal bell in a shell script?
[08:48] <noren> ActionParsnip: how to change the mirror then
[08:49] <FireCrotch> Balsaq: It does tell us some information about where you're located, yes.
[08:49] <mneptok> Balsaq: sudo apt-get install xchat
[08:49] <foofish> KruyKaze: echo -e '\a', I think
[08:49] <infid> do you have to restart anything after editing /etc/hosts ?
[08:49] <KruyKaze> foofish, thanks
[08:50] <Balsaq> thanks mneptok how will that improve my chat experience
[08:50] <Balsaq> FireCrotch can people scan my ports and stuff
[08:50] <mneptok> Balsaq: XChat is a far superior client than is the Java web chat app
[08:50] <mechdave> KruyKaze, \a
[08:50] <KruyKaze> foofish, i just tested in terminal and it didn't work
[08:50] <BirthdayGoose> Balsaq: if you need help with xchat, feel free to join us in #xchat
[08:50] <foofish> KruyKaze: I just tested in a terminal (on OS X) and it does
[08:50] <whois> Balsaq: nope, if you do have a cloak, i ll recommend ya to join #freenode (type "/join #freenode"), a lot of users are keen to help ya there... #ubuntu isnt the appropriate channel, the chan-ops might be a bit angry over us, this channel is only for Ubuntu OS Based Discussion, for IRC-Related Queries, #freenode is recommended
[08:50] <Balsaq> mneptok is it HD hog or CPU hog
[08:50] <tredway> that come to my ?, is etc/hosts anything it is in is windows? i hate to whine about wine
[08:50] <pfeyz> faldridge: you set the framebuffer settings in your /boot/grub/menu.ls
[08:50] <pfeyz> faldridge: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FrameBuffer
[08:51] <Balsaq> BirthdayGoose ill go there in a bit ty!
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> noren: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[08:51] <mneptok> Balsaq: neither
[08:51] <faldridge> pfeyz: thanks!
[08:51] <mneptok> Balsaq: apt-cache show xchat
[08:51] <KruyKaze> foofish, that is weird
[08:51] <mneptok> Balsaq: that will tell you space requirements
[08:51] <KruyKaze> foofish, and terminal bell is active
[08:51] <foofish> KruyKaze: are you using bash?
[08:51] <pfeyz> faldridge: menu.lst*
[08:52] <FireCrotch> Balsaq: Sure, someone could run a port scan, having that information, but in reality, you're likely pretty safe from anyone trying to do anything here
[08:52] <KruyKaze> foofish, yes but i just tested in terminal
[08:52] <foofish> KruyKaze: and your login shell is bash? I think you want to use the builtin echo
[08:52] <whois> Balsaq : do a free security port scan, from various security and popular anti-vir websites, that way you ll get to know about your opened ports etc.
[08:52] <hd409> hello does ubuntu 9.04 support skype with video call?i have skype intalled its 2.1 beta but i cant video call.i have webcam a4tech
[08:53] <foofish> KruyKaze: does help echo tell you about \a alert (bell) ?
[08:53] <Balsaq> am being told my question are inappropriate
[08:53] <whois> Balsaq: you must not be too worried, if you are using Linux and have a basic firewall enabled with not a lot of ports opened, there is not much people can do :)
[08:53] <KruyKaze> foofish, default gnome terminal
[08:53] <foofish> KruyKaze: what if you type echo $0
[08:54] <Balsaq> whois ok i have a firewall as part of my internet service
[08:54] <KruyKaze> foofish, ok
[08:54] <foofish> KruyKaze: as in, what does it say when you type that?
[08:54] <KruyKaze> it just says bash
[08:54] <foofish> KruyKaze: good. now type help echo
[08:54] <whois> Balsaq: do ya have ufw enabled ?
[08:55] <Balsaq> dunno
[08:55] <whois> !ufw | Balsaq
[08:55] <Balsaq> ok thanks
[08:55] <KruyKaze> \a	alert (bell)
[08:55] <ceil> i just used the "install restricted hardware drivers" dialog thing to install the ATI driver for my HD3200, and now X is... unusable. how do i revert back to radeon or whatever the default was from tty?
[08:55] <foofish> KruyKaze: ok, so it shoudl work. I guess your terminal is not configured to beep
[08:55] <OriWB> Can someone help me partition my hard drive?
[08:56] <foofish> KruyKaze: unless you mistyped the command before. you need the single quotes
[08:56] <foofish> KruyKaze: try it in another terminal, like xterm maybe, or on the console
[08:56] <whois> ceil : uninstall the driver you recently installed, and install the open-source drivers, and restore xorg.conf , if you have a backup
[08:57] <KruyKaze> foofish, ok
[08:57] <vagothcpp> is 9.10 beta?
[08:57] <ceil> whois: k brb, apt
[08:57] <ivysky1981> hey guys, installing ubuntu for the first time on friends computer - what is the name of the package that has all the unlicensed things like flash for firefox and various codecs and stuff??
[08:57] <KruyKaze> can i use aply instead?
[08:58] <KruyKaze> aplay
[08:58] <whois> ivysky1981: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[08:58] <foofish> !info aplay
[08:58] <foofish> KruyKaze: dunno, probably
[08:58] <faldridge> faldridge
[08:58] <faldridge> sorry, wrong window
[08:58] <foofish> KruyKaze: but it seems like overkill for a beep in a shell script :P
[08:58] <pfeyz> foofish: aplay is in alsa-utils
[08:59] <pfeyz> i think
[08:59] <faldridge> good thing I wasn't filling in the password field ;P
[08:59] <KruyKaze> foofish, just a finished burning notification
[08:59] <whois> ivysky1981: i ll recommend ya to have a look @ www.ubuntuguide.org
[08:59] <faldridge> pfeyz: that worked perfectly, thanks so much.
[09:00] <pfeyz> pfeyz: awesome, np. glad it worked!
[09:00] <pfeyz> faldridge: woops
[09:00] <wrapster> how do i check the processes currently running from cmdline?
[09:01] <iruan> type: "top"
[09:01] <whois> wrapster: ps command
[09:02] <alabd> good day everyone ,how write 2 line in a file ?
[09:02] <faldridge> pfeyz: I don't mind if you need to talk to yourself. I don't even mind if you need to argue with yourself.  Just don't lose the argument.  :D
[09:02] <alabd> good day everyone ,how write 2 line in a file ? e.g with echo
[09:02] <foofish> alabd: echo -e 'a\nb' >> testfilename
[09:03] <foofish> alabd: or, gedit filename
[09:03] <alabd> thanks foofish
[09:03] <pfeyz> faldridge: so you're running an X-less system there?
[09:03] <faldridge> yep
[09:04] <faldridge> it's a test code-deployment server
[09:04] <ActionParsnip> pfeyz: might just be embracing CLI :D
[09:04] <pfeyz> oh ok
[09:05] <pfeyz> yeah i've been playing around with cli only a bit the past few weeks
[09:05] <hd409> any other applications that can be use for video+chat conference? just like for example yahoo and skype video chat call?
[09:05] <maco> hd409: empathy & pidgin can do video google chat. kopete can do yahoo
[09:06] <hd409> maco: thanks
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> hd409: gyachi can also do audio (maybe cam) on yahoo
[09:07] <hd409> maco: i have pidgin but i dont see that i can video call on gtalk
[09:08] <maco> hd409: uhh what version? the newest release has it, but i dont think its in 9.04's regular repos. maybe in backports?
[09:09] <skunx> I'm trying to change the system date.. the command date won't work.. ntp returns wrong values.. but my timezone is well configured. any hints?
[09:09] <hd409> maco : just builtin pidgin on ubuntu 9.04
[09:09] <hd409> maco : newest release of ubuntu 9.10 beta?
[09:10] <maco> hd409: newest release of pidgin has video. yes that version is available in 9.10...looking to see where a 9.04 version exists
[09:10] <joaopinto> skunx, which ntp server are you using ?
[09:11] <maco> hd409: bah, at the moment options are 9.10 or getting a package from getdeb.net (which ubuntu developers tend not to recommend due to quality concerns, fair warning)
[09:11] <hd409> maco: and is it advisable to use 9.10?
[09:11] <skunx> joaopinto: fr.pool.ntp.org
[09:11] <maco> hd409: well, or compiling it
[09:11] <joaopinto> skunx, ntp.ubuntu.com is fine
[09:11] <joaopinto> !karmic | hd409
[09:11] <hd409> maco : ok.ill switch to other im then with video+chat
[09:11] <hd409> ok thanks
[09:11] <skunx> joaopinto: ok
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> joaopinto: beat me to it ;)
[09:12] <skunx> joaopinto: I already tried it though but it won't update my time either
[09:13] <faldridge> pfeyz: is running x-less a bad idea?
[09:13] <whois> !x-less
[09:14] <pfeyz> faldridge: i don't think its a bad idea
[09:14] <joaopinto> skunx, sudo ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com
[09:14] <joaopinto> and pastebin the result
[09:14] <mandiri> co_21
[09:14] <skunx> joaopinto:  9 Oct 12:18:45 ntpdate[2459]: step time server 91.189.94.4 offset -7454.692895 sec
[09:14] <pfeyz> x-less as in, without an X server
[09:14] <joaopinto> skunx, it did update the clock
[09:14] <faldridge> pfeyz: just curious about why you were curious  :)
[09:15] <n00b1> why is it more clearer to watch directly on youtube than watching the downloaded .mp4 or .flv file from youtube using movie player?
[09:15] <skunx> joaopinto: but it is not my time
[09:15] <skunx> joaopinto: and my timezone is configured well
[09:15] <pfeyz> faldridge: this guy reviews a bunch of terminal apps buntu(+JLcfnt 2,5 #ubuntu-unregged)] [Act: 5]
[09:15] <pfeyz> [#ubuntu] faldridge: this guy reviews a bunch of terminal apps
[09:15] <pfeyz> buntu(+JLcfnt 2,5 #ubuntu-unregged)] [Act: 5]
[09:15] <pfeyz> [#ubuntu] faldridge: this guy reviews a bunch of terminal apps
[09:15] <FloodBot2> pfeyz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:15] <ikonia> pfeyz: stop please
[09:15] <pfeyz> whoa sorry
[09:15] <ikonia> no problem
[09:15] <joaopinto> skunx, it is the correct time, there is no such thing as "my time", NTP uses Univeral time, if the time is not displayed as expected, then there is a timezone problem
[09:16] <joaopinto> skunx, the time is not your's is world time, and is correct, so there is something wrong with the timezone
[09:16] <faldridge> pfeyz: errr, what?
[09:16] <skunx> joaopinto: ok :-)
[09:16] <pfeyz> http://kmandla.wordpress.com/software/
[09:16] <skunx> joaopinto: I meant what "my" system's time should be
[09:16] <joaopinto> skunx, run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata
[09:16] <pfeyz> faldridge: i was trying to send that link
[09:17] <ikonia> pfeyz: why ar eyou showing us that ?
[09:17] <pfeyz> faldridge: if you scroll down there's a section on terminal apps
[09:17] <skunx> joaopinto: already did this
[09:17] <pfeyz> because we were talking about running a system without X
[09:17] <skunx> joaopinto: and the tz is configured well
[09:17] <joaopinto> skunx, is not very common but there could be a problem with the timezone data
[09:17] <varadero> hi
[09:18] <joaopinto> skunx, cat /etc/timezone
[09:18] <splashis> hi
[09:18] <varadero>  how can i make a theme and settings to default for all new users ? gnome + ubuntu
[09:18] <splashis> i need help with pulseaudio
[09:18] <hd409> installing gyachi,kopete and empathy ActionParsnip, maco
[09:18] <varadero> any idea
[09:18] <hd409> any other video+chat IM?
[09:18] <skunx> joaopinto:  Europe/Paris
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> hd409: thats all i know. i dont use webcams
[09:19] <whois> hd409: skype :) is best suited for video-conferencing, if you have a lot of skype contacts ...
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> hd409: ekiga maybe
[09:19] <joaopinto> skunx, date -u
[09:20] <gnr> skunx: use fr.ntp.pool.org
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> hd409: yes ekiga does it
[09:20] <splashis> i want to stream my audio-output with pulseaudio to my noxon radio... any suggestions?
[09:20] <skunx> joaopinto: Fri Oct  9 10:24:19 UTC 2009
[09:20] <skunx> gnr: already tried this..
[09:20] <joaopinto> skunx, ouch, that is not the current utc time, did you used -u ??
[09:21] <skunx> joaopinto: yes... with -u i get this Fri Oct  9 10:25:14 UTC 2009
[09:21] <joaopinto> skunx, ok, so forget the timezone, indeed there is something wrong with your system clock
[09:21] <hd409> whois : i have isntalled skype but i dont see skype features here that have videocam and call
[09:21] <joaopinto> Fri Oct  9 08:20:07 UTC 2009
[09:22] <joaopinto> hd409, skype supports video and audiocall
[09:22] <skunx> joaopinto: yes.. this damn 2hours gap
[09:22] <gnr> 'date' for system time, 'hwclock' for bios time
[09:22] <skunx> gnr: hwclock returns "Cannot access the Hardware Clock via any known method."
[09:22] <gnr> use date to set the system time and then hwclock -systohc to syn system time to bios time...
[09:23] <gnr> skunx:as root hwclock
[09:23] <gnr> skunx:sudo hwclock
[09:23] <skunx> gnr: did it as root
[09:23] <kenpark> When I try to apt-get install php5-dev it tells me the package server for the package shtool gives me: http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/s/shtool/shtool_2.0.8-1_all.deb 403 Forbidden [IP: 141.76.2.130 80] - how can I bypass this?
[09:23] <mechdave> skunx, try sudo hwclock
[09:23] <hd409> joaopinto: what version? im using ubuntu 9.04 and skype 2.1 beta
[09:24] <skunx> yay.. i did it using sudo
[09:24] <faldridge> pfeyz: awesome writeup, thanks.  Will look into a few of the ones I didn't already know about.
[09:24] <hd409> ActionParsnip: ekiga is not free?or the 2nd user will use ekiga too?
[09:24] <joaopinto> hd409, so did I, audio and video works just fine
[09:24] <skunx> "sudo hwclock" returns me "Cannot access the Hardware Clock via any known method."
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> hd409: ekiga is free in all senses ofthe word
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> hd409: unlike sype with is not open source
[09:25] <joaopinto> ActionParsnip, do you have any experience using ekiga with A/V ?
[09:25] <hd409> ActionParsnip : no windows app?
[09:25] <gnr> skux:sudo hwclock --debug
[09:25] <mechdave> skunx, try it with sudo hwclock --debug
[09:25] <whois> hd409: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#Videoconferencing_and_VOIP
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> joaopinto: i dont use voip, my phone is paid for by y company so i use it as i wish
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> hd409: not sure, probably
[09:26] <joaopinto> ActionParsnip, so trust me, don't suggest a VOIP solution unless you tested it and know it works
[09:26] <joaopinto> skype A/V works just fine, per my experience
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> joaopinto: its free to try them
[09:26] <joaopinto> ActionParsnip, right, and it's also free to get frustrated when they fail
[09:26] <skunx> mechdave: sudo hwclock --debug    ==> http://pastebin.com/m35faf09d
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> joaopinto: like  ubuntu then huh?
[09:27] <mechdave> skunx, you don't have a hardware clock interface available
[09:28] <skunx> mechdave: yeah, that's what I realized..
[09:28] <chrispin> Help I've just installed Net tools pro via Wine but I'm unable to run it
[09:28] <hd409> joaopinto : i dont see video call on beta  skyp 9.04
[09:28] <skunx> mechdave: is it still possible to define the system time?
[09:28] <hd409> all i see is chat and call joapintio
[09:28] <hd409> all i see is chat and call joapinto
[09:28] <joaopinto> ActionParsnip, ubuntu is not about failing and getting frustrated
[09:28] <kenpark> (last was a little confusing due to a missing part:) When I try to apt-get install php5-dev it tells me the package server for the package shtool is down. It gives me: http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/s/shtool/shtool_2.0.8-1_all.deb 403 Forbidden [IP: 141.76.2.130 80] - how can I bypass this?
[09:28] <joaopinto> hd409, you need to call, to be able to voice/audio
[09:29] <joaopinto> call = voice
[09:29] <joaopinto> then you can use video
[09:29] <hd409> can we call?
[09:29] <hd409> can we try joaopinto?
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> joaopinto: but its something he'd never tried, but he went for it and found it was good
[09:29] <joaopinto> hd409, first do a test call from the options mentu
[09:29] <gnr> skunx:mknod /dev/rtc0 c 254 0
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> joaopinto: and i'm sure there was frustration along the way
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> joaopinto: so its exactly the same as trying ekiga
[09:30] <blackjak> hello
[09:30] <mechdave> skunx, should be, try using ntp to set it eg: sudo ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> joaopinto: and bith are free to try, so why not explore a little
[09:30] <joaopinto> ActionParsnip, righ, so please try ekiga first, and then suggest it when you know it works as expected
[09:30] <blackjak> would you please tell me what this mean
[09:30] <blackjak> cp: omitting directory `/host/WINDOWS/system32/config'
[09:30] <gnr> skunx:then ln -s /dev/rtc0 /dev/rtc
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> joaopinto: i looked on the site, it said it supports webcam which is a requirement of the user
[09:30] <mechdave> skunx, also make sure your locale is set correctly
[09:31] <skunx> mechdave: ok
[09:31] <joaopinto> ActionParsnip, let's not go OT, I think you got my idea, if you don't like it, just ignore it :)
[09:31] <skunx> gnr: ok I did this
[09:31] <mechdave> blackjak, it means that cp skipped that directory, use cp -r to include directories
[09:31] <gnr> skunx:hwclock again
[09:31] <kenpark> (okay problem is gone now, thanks)
[09:31] <blackjak> 10x
[09:31] <mechdave> blackjak, use man cp for more info
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> joaopinto: i got your idea, did you get mine :D?
[09:32] <skunx> gnr: same error.. although the file exists in /dev (just checked)
[09:32] <gnr> skunx:mknod /dev/rtc0 c 254 0 then ln -s /dev/rtc0 /dev/rtc right?
[09:33] <gnr> skux:after that hwclock --debug
[09:33] <joaopinto> ActionParsnip, yes, I alseo send people for things I have not tried, after they have tried those I know to be working :)
[09:33] <mechdave> gnr skunx don't forget to use sudo
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> joaopinto: good enough for me ;)
[09:34] <skunx> gnr: ok.. did exactly what you wrote.. (using sudo).. the file are created (checked with ls) and /dev/rtc links to /dev/rtc0 but the error stays the same
[09:34] <skunx> gnr: hwclock: Open of /dev/rtc failed, errno=2: No such file or directory.
[09:35] <skunx> gnr: but the file IS THERE :-) strange huh?
[09:35] <gnr> skunx:file /dev/rtc
[09:35] <joaopinto> it should be: /dev/rtc: symbolic link to `rtc0'
[09:35] <skunx> gnr: /dev/rtc: symbolic link to `/dev/rtc0'
[09:36] <skunx> joaopinto: yes.. my mistake
[09:36] <mechdave> skunx, gnr what happens if you do a ls -la /dev/rtc
[09:36] <gnr> skunx:file /dev/rtc0
[09:36] <skunx> mechdave: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 Oct  9 12:39 /dev/rtc -> /dev/rtc0
[09:36] <skunx> gnr: /dev/rtc0: character special (254/0)
[09:36] <mechdave> skunx, gnr what happens if you do a ls -la /dev/rtc0
[09:37] <mechdave> skunx, does your BIOS support a rtc?
[09:37] <skunx> mechdave:  ls -la /dev/rtc0   ==> crw-r--r-- 1 root root 254, 0 Oct  9 12:37 /dev/rtc0
[09:37] <gnr> skunx:pastebin the dmesg
[09:38] <OriWB> Can someone help me partition my hard drive?
[09:38] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: gparted will help with that
[09:38] <_Techie_> does anyone have any experience with mouseemu, the man page isnt helping me much
[09:38] <skunx> gnr: http://pastebin.com/m1d6a9892
[09:39] <OriWB> ActionParsnip: I downloaded that, and i can't locate it
[09:39] <gnr> skunx:it's a centos?
[09:39] <mechdave> skunx, rtc: IRQ 8 is not free.
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: no need, its in your path. Just run: gksudo gparted
[09:40] <skunx> gnr: it's paravirtualized
[09:40] <OriWB> ActionParsnip: thanx
[09:41] <OriWB> ActionParsnip: do u know where i can find instructions?
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> !partition
[09:42] <qazsdfgh> svgdfbhhbghv
[09:43] <stoki> helo all
[09:43] <stoki> i have question
[09:43] <_Techie_> does anyone have any experience with mouseemu, the man page isnt helping me much
[09:43] <stoki> how can i unpack files 7z.001 ......
[09:44] <skunx> gnr: mechdave joaopinto I'll work in UTC for now, and I'll try to fix this later. Thank you guys for your patience and understanding!   ;-)
[09:45] <stoki> how can i unpack files 7z.001 ......
[09:45] <hd409> hi whats the equivalent utorrent in ubuntu?
[09:45] <cybersplice> stoki: you need lzma
[09:45] <hd409> what do you guys use for torrents?what application?brand or name torrent you used?
[09:45] <stoki> whats lzma
[09:45] <stoki> ??
[09:45] <cybersplice> a compression algorithm
[09:46] <cybersplice> like RAR or zip
[09:46] <cybersplice> install lzma lzma-dev lzip
[09:46] <stoki> where i find it ?? with.deb ??
[09:46] <cybersplice> it's in repositories. sudo apt-get install lzma lzma-dev lzip
[09:47] <nic1> wht is the command to unzip a .dsc file?
[09:47] <hd409> anybody here uses torrent?
[09:47] <hd409> what is best torrent to use on ubuntu 9.04?
[09:47] <stoki> terminal said iyou hawe the newest wersion
[09:48] <stoki> what i shoul do ??
[09:48] <cybersplice> nic1: .dsc is a nikon digital negative
[09:48] <cybersplice> it's not zipped
[09:48] <cybersplice> stoki: You should just be able to open it with archive manager.
[09:48] <cybersplice> hd409: I like Transmission, but i don't use torrents a great deal.
[09:49] <stoki> on context menu unpack or open????
[09:49] <cybersplice> unpack, i suppose?
[09:50] <stoki> cybersplice: i know that arch need pass but when i unpack it not need why ??
[09:51] <cybersplice> stoki: No idea. Might be a bug.
[09:51] <cybersplice> Does the file open?
[09:51] <stoki> yes
[09:51] <stoki> i see file ...iso
[09:51] <cybersplice> Does the ISO work?
[09:52] <stoki> i think so
[09:52] <stoki> when i open iso i see folders and exe file
[09:52] <cybersplice> Then the archive probably wasn't password protected.
[09:53] <cybersplice> Either that, or the lzma algo can now read your mind. :)
[09:53] <stoki> hm :)
[09:54] <stoki> all files 7z. weight is about 1gb and the unpacked iso is 500mb
[09:55] <cybersplice> stoki: That's odd. It's possible that it's a bad pack, i suppose. LZMA is very mature these days, works well.
[09:55] <stoki> ok i do cd and i look its working or not
[09:55] <peet> hi, anyone using Intel 945GM video card?
[09:56] <stoki> one more question
[09:56] <stoki> polsih support for ubuntu is dead now
[09:56] <JanHolbo> Hi all!
[09:56] <cybersplice> I'm sorry to hear that.
[09:56] <stoki> ank i want to know how can i install windows when i have ubuntu first
[09:57] <stoki> i want install on other usb disk
[09:57] <JanHolbo> I need assistance remounting  an ecryptfs home dir. I do have the passphrase but not the signature as I lost my / partition
[09:57] <cybersplice> stoki: Well. I wouldn't suggest installing Ubuntu and THEN windows, but the other way around. You could install it in a VM i guess, but i'm guessing you're wanting it for games....
[09:57] <cabaro> stoki: windows installation will overwrite your MBR so after installing windows you need to reinstall GRUB
[09:58] <stoki> not for games
[09:58] <cabaro> stoki: unless of course if your GRUB is on a different than primary partition
[09:58] <stoki> i have mini dv camcorder and i cant work with it on linux
[09:58] <stoki> ihavent drivers
[09:59] <cabaro> stoki: is the dv connected through firewire?
[09:59] <cybersplice> stoki: Virtal machine software might work out better for you. Look into Sun Virtualbox, for example.
[09:59] <stoki> yes dv>1394
[10:00] <cabaro> cybersplice: true, if you don't mind slower graphics, but that might cause some issues with any camcorder editing softare
[10:00] <cybersplice> cabaro: True.
[10:01] <ivysky1981> hey guys, how do I make my transparent desktop cube not fade the images on the other side of the cube?  I have full transparency all the time and I would like to see the other side clearly.  There was some option in compiz that would not fade the cube...what was it?
[10:01] <hd409> thanks guys
[10:01] <cabaro> stoki: i remember having problems with a dv tru firewire, there was a conf file somwhere that needed minor edit to work
[10:02] <Dempiller> coucou :-)
[10:02] <cabaro> stoki: this might help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Firewire
[10:03] <stoki> this virtualbox is one time machine > i must install it when i want use or i installonce for a time
[10:03] <jamiewan> ivysky1981: compiz, desktop cube, transparent cube tab
[10:04] <OriWB> ActionParsnip: I don't understand it... I wanted to split the hard drive, and on the other put windows xp... i dont know how to do that
[10:05] <OriWB> ActionParsnip: or you know what, if i could just get cubase x to run on wine, i wouldn't have to do it at all.  I installed it on wine, but it didn't run
[10:05] <cabaro> stoki: first you install virtualbox, then you can add virtual machines, which you install once and can use when you need
[10:06] <jerknextdoor> i can't get fetchmail-daemon to run at startup on 9.04.  any ideas?
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: install XP first but when the partitioner in windows appears only partition part of the drive, leave the rest untouched, ubuntu will then use this and setup the dual boot for you
[10:06] <cabaro> stoki: check http://www.virtualbox.org/
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: cubase gets a gold rating in appdb: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=11871&iTestingId=29273
[10:07] <nic1> Cybersplice, so .dsc file doen't it have the souce code of the package?
[10:07] <OriWB> ActionParsnip: thanx alot
[10:07] <cabaro> stoki: virtualbox is pretty straight forward, it has a simple gui
[10:08] <cabaro> anyone know, if virtualbox supports firewire?
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> OriWB: install windows first, makes life easier
[10:08] <OriWB> ActionParsnip: gotcha
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> cabaro: i'd ask in #vbox
[10:08] <cabaro> ok, just thought if someone had a yes or no answer
[10:10] <cybersplice> nic1: All i know is that some of my cameras produce .dsc files and fill them with metadata for importing images into Nikon software. Source files are usually .c i think, but i'm not a developer. :)
[10:13] <NeoGeneration> hello?¿?!
[10:14] <steman> Hi
[10:14] <stoki> one more question i have packardbell notebook with webcam but doesnt work any drivers for ubuntu ??
[10:15] <ahmed> Salve a tutti
[10:16] <w1d0wm8k3r> I wonder if theres a way to use your guest OS and partition your HDD from a VDI file or maybe some conversion process
[10:18] <dwarder> why ubuntu?
[10:18] <nic1> does, getting the souce get install the pacakge too?
[10:18] <Guest23099> sono due giorni che mi cimento a creare una rete per condividere dei file tra windows vista e ubuntu ma con samba ci sono riuscito ma non mi funziona molto bene
[10:19] <DJones> !it | Guest23099
[10:19] <dwarder> for server?
[10:19] <buffalo> hello
[10:19] <absolutenoob> here is english Guest23099 try /join ubuntu-it
[10:19] <stoki> thanks a lot guys
[10:20] <stoki> cybersplice: especialy for you best regards from polish guy who lives in spain
[10:21] <buffalo> hello
[10:22] <DJones> !hi | buffalo
[10:22] <ahmed> where I can found the help in Italian for ubuntu ???
[10:23] <DJones> !it
[10:23] <cybersplice> !it | Guest21019
[10:29] <alokito> how to share internet from a windows pc to a ubuntu system via bluetooth?
[10:32] <hunney_buns> hi hi, could anyone help me with getting network to work in ubuntu 9.04 and the p5ql pro motherboard, i have read what i can find on google, and i see with lshw -C Network that it sees and recognizes it
[10:33] <flyman> hunney_buns: whats the actual issue you're having?
[10:33] <hunney_buns> i have no access to internet, short and simple
[10:34] <hunney_buns> network is working, the cable is connected, some leds are showing at the network card
[10:34] <hunney_buns> but is shows that i am disconnected
[10:34] <hunney_buns> ni ubuntu
[10:34] <hunney_buns> *in
[10:35] <EvaLuaTe> hello
[10:35] <EvaLuaTe> is there any way i can edit a file that is located in an archive?
[10:36] <Blizzerand_> EvaLuaTe : You could decompress it and then edit the file and compress it
[10:36] <EvaLuaTe> Blizzerand: but i don't know what type the archive is. (it's extension is pk3)
[10:37] <zwamkat> EvaluaTe: You might try midnight commander (mc)
[10:37] <lorenzo_> yodel
[10:40] <EvaLuaTe> ok, thanks guys, i found a way :)
[10:40] <Blizzerand_> EvaLuaTe : What is it . Just to know
[10:41] <prower> hello :> i'm trying to add subtitles to a movie with vlc in jaunty, the video will play just fine but the convert/save option won't work...the only errors that i've seen it mention are that it can't find the files that it just managed to play properly :> anyone else have a similar problem?
[10:41] <Blizzerand_> EvaLuaTe : unzip may work ,
[10:41] <Blizzerand_> EvaLuaTe ; But you have to install unzip and extract with that . It should work
[10:42] <EvaLuaTe> no, the problem wasn't with editing the file, i just didn't have the right permissions to alter that compressed file, that was the actual problem
[10:43] <blindcoder> hello guys. I just installed UNR on my netbook, switched over to fglrx and ran all upgrades that were displayed (some 200-odd updates). Now, when I start a program (tried firefox and terminal) the launcher just dims to an orange color and sits there, nothing else happening.
[10:43] <blindcoder> before the upgrade, launching programs worked fine
[10:43] <Blizzerand_> EvaLuaTe : lol , use gksudo next time
[10:44] <blindcoder> anyone seen this before?
[10:45] <hunney_buns> so i have this network problem, trying to get the network card to connect, apparently i have done some good, because it does now power up in nux. it connects to my router physically, i know this because of the leds on the network card. i have followed this guide http://www.kanonbra.com/index.php/projects/various
[10:46] <Shirakawasuna> ugh.  I'm trying out the beta on my netbook and the first time I set up wireless I selected 'make available to all users'.  Maybe this was a bad idea, since for some reason I cannot get dhcp settings to stick.  I don't know if the two are actually related, does anyone know about this issue?
[10:47] <Shirakawasuna> alternatively, is there a conf I can edit manually?  I only need to change the dns server options
[10:47] <Shirakawasuna> (for one network)
[10:47] <hunney_buns> but i can not see the interface in ubuntu, even though if i do a sudo lshw -C Network it actually recognizes my card, and even shows the correct link speed. it still does not say im connected to anything, e.g i do not get an ip
[10:48] <zwamkat> @hunney_buns Can you give it a static IP?
[10:48] <DJones> Shirakawasuna: Can you join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/Beta queries, thats the support channel until it's released
[10:48] <hunney_buns> let me try, 2 secs
[10:51] <Shirakawasuna> DJones: thanks
[10:52] <_Techie_> i need a wayy to run a command as root on resume without having to enter a password
[10:52] <hunney_buns> zwamkat, no, i can define it in connections, if i ping my router 192.168.1.2 it says Connec: Network is unreachable
[10:53] <flyman> _Techie_: not a smart idea
[10:53] <zwamkat> Hunney_buns: How many NIC's do you have?
[10:53] <hunney_buns> how do i find that out easiest?
[10:53] <_Techie_> flyman, its a personal laptop, and i need to disable trackpad tap with "trackpad notap"
[10:53] <bigmack83> sound problem.watching a dvd with no problem (actually using vls to play iso files). dvd was done, hit stop and closed vls. opened up next iso file and boom no sound. now i have absolutely no sound on my laptop. it has been working all day. was listening to mp3's earlier. anyone have this issue?
[10:54] <zwamkat> Open a terminal, ifconfig
[10:54] <hunney_buns> ifconfig
[10:54] <zwamkat> yes
[10:54] <bigmack83> sorry, using VLC player, not vls
[10:54] <hunney_buns> lol, other keyboard ^^
[10:54] <zwamkat> Haha!
[10:54] <flyman> _Techie_:  use sudo and then the command
[10:55] <_Techie_> flyman, that will prompt for a password, i dont want to have to enter a password every bloody time ii resume
[10:55] <zwamkat> What is a decent site to post temp config files?
[10:55] <hunney_buns> it gives me eth0 and lo, it actually says at the last line of eth0 Interrupt:251
[10:56] <flyman> _Techie_: im not sure how you're going to do it else wise unless you make a script to auto login and run the commands needed.
[10:56] <zwamkat> Does the last line contain an address? Like "Base address:0x2000"
[10:56] <_Techie_> flyman, how do i do that, i dont mind having my password stored on my own system unhashed
[10:56] <hunney_buns> nope not at all, it also says 0 packets bytes and etc,
[10:57] <eightfold> does anyone know of a linux recovery live cd that has antonio diaz's ddrescue on it?
[10:57] <hunney_buns> i would pastebin it but i am having some network problems ;)
[10:57] <flyman> _Techie_: well you can have it when your system starts
[10:57] <flyman> a simple bash command
[10:57] <apps> Hello all loving ubuntu people :D
[10:57] <daveycakes> is it possible to install ubuntu from an sd card?
[10:57] <hunney_buns> hi hi
[10:57] <_Techie_> flyman, i need it for resume as everytime i suspend tap enables
[10:57] <zwamkat> Can you post the outcome of ifconfig & /etc/network/interfaces ?
[10:58] <hunney_buns> will do
[10:58] <apps> I have a question about skype. Is it free like pidigin or do i need to buy the skype phone to have an account?
[10:58] <_Techie_> flyman, if you know how to do it please tell me the bash script and ii will integrate it into /etc/acpi/resume/
[10:59] <apps> i cant find a link to ""make a new account"" on there website
[10:59] <flyman> _Techie_: what is the commands you currently type and ill write the script
[10:59] <bigmack83> apps, free, only const to call a lan line phone or cellphone. free to IM or use skype to skype
[10:59] <_Techie_> flyman, sudo trackpad notap
[11:00] <flyman> _Techie_: ok
[11:00] <apps> ok but i sntalled the skype plugin for pidigin and it say username but i dont have so i guess its not free to IM to a skype person then?
[11:00] <apps> *installed
[11:01] <jerknextdoor> apps: skype is free to use as an im client or skype to skype calls.  the only thing you pay for is to call a lan line.
[11:02] <hunney_buns> zwamkat: (this is a tough way of transfering packages, thang god for computers :) ):http://paste.ubuntu.com/289195/
[11:02] <apps> ok but where can i create an account so that i can have a username and password that i type in pidigin?
[11:03] <Guest45212> how to install openldap in ubuntu?
[11:03] <hunney_buns> i know there is a sensible skype client for nux, that has the interface to create it
[11:03] <KruyKaze> this might sound crazy but i have a drive that i want to switch from ntfs to ext4 but it's 65% full
[11:04] <apps> oohh i see. I didnt need a password for pidigin skype plugin but i says i need skype to be running so...
[11:04] <zwamkat> @ hunny_buns: just a sec, let me digest..
[11:04] <flyman> _Techie_: I came up with an idea. To use visudoto add your current username to it and allow the bash script that performs the script not to require sudo pass. im going to put it on pastebin for ubuntu
[11:04] <blindcoder> hello guys. I just installed UNR 9.04 on my netbook, switched over to fglrx and ran all upgrades that were displayed (some 200-odd updates). Now, when I start a program (tried firefox and terminal) the launcher just dims to an orange color and sits there, nothing else happening. Before the upgrades, it worked just fine. Anyone seen this before and might know a fix?
[11:04] <Blank__> is it possible for the nvidia-96-glx driver to be worse than the nv driver?
[11:06] <zwamkat> http://paste.ubuntu.com/289199/ to your /etc/network/interfaces
[11:07] <zwamkat> hunny_buns try adding
[11:07] <hunney_buns> and restart.... ?
[11:07] <pdlnhrd> i can't get networking to work at all an some hone help
[11:07] <zwamkat> Copy/Past on a friday is hard :-)
[11:07] <hunney_buns> its faster to just write that :D
[11:07] <hunney_buns> this manual networking is so boring
[11:08] <zwamkat> @ hunny_buns: then restart you network
[11:08] <Frecor> greetings,
[11:09] <Frecor> some help would be greatly appreciated
[11:09] <NinjaPlimsolls> does anyone know why Windows grinds the hell out of my hard disk, yet Linux is as quiet as a mouse?
[11:09] <zwamkat> @ Frecor: with what?
[11:09] <Frecor> installed 9.0.4 on my Dell XPS M1330
[11:09] <Frecor> seems the wireless can't connect, but can see the networks
[11:09] <apps> thats not always true. linux grinds my disk and windoze not
[11:09] <flyman> _Techie_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/289201
[11:09] <apps> sometimes
[11:10] <NinjaPlimsolls> apps, for me, windows takes nearly two minutes to stop grinding
[11:10] <pdlnhrd> i can ping gateway but anythng else network is unreachable
[11:10] <NinjaPlimsolls> apps, linux accesses the hard disk for about 4 seconds, then is quiet as anything
[11:10] <Blank__> windows probably has a fit about your ram
[11:10] <Blank__> "MORE, MOREEEEE"
[11:10] <jamiewan> NinjaPlimsolls: microsoft have shares in hard disc companies i suppose lol
[11:10] <flyman> pdlnhrd: what is the gateway ip? local router ip (i.e. 192.168.x.x)?
[11:10] <Frecor> means the card works? problem is I keep getting a keyring prompt and 'n security key promt for the WPA
[11:10] <NinjaPlimsolls> LOL yeah probably
[11:11] <zwamkat> @ pdlnhrd: Post your ifconfig and /etc/network/interfaces
[11:11] <_Techie_> thanks heaps flyman
[11:11] <apps> NinjaPlimsolls hmm i only get the grind when linux does a check disk during boot and then its quiet :)
[11:11] <NinjaPlimsolls> apps, same :)
[11:11] <Blank__> fsck
[11:11] <Blank__> :p
[11:11] <ashwini> can anyone tell me how to install firefox on ubuntu 9.04
[11:11] <flyman> _Techie_: Hopefully that helps, if not let me know.
[11:11] <cybersplice> ashwini: It should be installed by default.
[11:11] <andcor> I've been thinking: What happens when a computer is offline when cron is scheduled to do something, is the scheduled task then simply not runned or is it runned at next boot ?
[11:11] <NinjaPlimsolls> even loading intensive stuff like GIMP or Oo.o only makes a whisper noise for about 2 miliseconds
[11:11] <zwamkat> ashwhini: apt-get install firefox
[11:11] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: sudo apt-get install firefox
[11:11] <apps> it comes standard firefox in 9.04
[11:11] <Blank__> what cybersplice said
[11:11] <zamba> intrepid for server? is that any point?
[11:11] <cybersplice> lolocaust.
[11:11] <zamba> should i upgrade to jaunty?
[11:12] <jamiewan> yes when i boot to windoze my box is a noisy a hell, but jaunty quiet as a mouse
[11:12] <zamba> what's the best and most supported release for servers?
[11:12] <Blank__> i'm on jaunty for everything except my spare laptop, which is intrepid
[11:12] <OriWB> ActionParsnip: i'm having trouble following the instructions on getting cubase x for wine. I installed wine, and got winetricks, and now i don't know what else to do
[11:12] <cybersplice> ogod. a user just asked me what doubleclick means.
[11:12] <ashwini> but i need to upgrade the firefox intalled. it is currently 2x version
[11:12] <apps> haha doubleclick :D
[11:12] <dwarder> cybersplice: ask him what anykey means?
[11:12] <dwarder> :)
[11:12] <Blank__> ah, ashwini, you'll need an unofficial build of the new ff
[11:12] <pdlnhrd> zwamkat: the /etc/network/interfaces was wrong but i kep changing it and it is reverting back to the incorrct values
[11:13] <flyman> ashwini: 2x is old
[11:13] <apps> haha :D
[11:13] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: 9.04 has 2x?
[11:13] <ashwini> sorry I can't get u?
[11:13] <Blank__> then again there should be a 3.0 build out there...
[11:13] <cybersplice> 9.04 should have 3.0
[11:13] <apps> ye
[11:13] <ashwini> no its not
[11:13] <flyman> 3x exists, 3.5 I recall
[11:13] <apps> Koenigsegg zooooooooom :D
[11:13] <flyman> 3.0.5
[11:14] <dwarder> firefox is so flowww
[11:14] <dwarder> slow
[11:14] <dwarder> *
[11:14]  * NinjaPlimsolls uses Chrome ;)
[11:14] <FloodBot2> dwarder: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:14] <Blank__> 3.5 isn't too bad
[11:14] <ashwini> its actually stored on my desktop and i need to install it from there
[11:14] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: apt-get update
[11:14] <ka__> dwarder: cybersplice: anykey: http://mihosoft.eu/software-projects/any-key/any-key-01-released.html
[11:14] <Blank__> i mean, it's no epiphany, but it's certainly less bug prone than epiphany
[11:14] <OriWB> ActionParsnip: nevermind, i think i figured it out
[11:14] <ashwini> pls tell me the full procedure
[11:14] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  how did you get 9.04?
[11:15] <ashwini> one friend of mine downloaded it an d then installed it
[11:16] <zwamkat> pdlnhrd do you have a GUI application that might alter your config?
[11:16] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: can you go to 'system>about ubuntu' and see what it says there?
[11:16] <ashwini> ya sure
[11:17] <pdlnhrd> zwakat: the fist thing i do is remove the stupid networkmanger.  this is a server and itmesses everything up
[11:17] <zwamkat> hunny_buns: any luck?
[11:17] <pdlnhrd> zwakat:  ifconfig eth0 reports everything correctly
[11:17] <ashwini> its written thanx for your interest in ubuntu 9.04
[11:18] <ashwini> do you want me to tell you something else
[11:18] <Guest45212> how to get the DN for evolution mail
[11:18] <zwamkat> @ pdlnhrd you knew that because you could ping your GW
[11:18] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: weird.  firefox 3 should be there under 'applications > internet'
[11:19] <ashwini> actually firefox is there but it is not the 3x version
[11:19] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  if not something is very wrong.  but we can get you firefox 3.
[11:19] <pdlnhrd> zwamkat: yes i can ping anything on the subnet and the default gw
[11:19] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: can you open up a terminal and type 'firefox -v' without the quotes?
[11:20] <Frecor> a
[11:20] <ubuntistas> can i use evolution with my gmail and hotmail account ? ΔΣΨ
[11:20] <ashwini> firefox 3.0.14
 greetings,
 some help would be greatly appreciated
 installed 9.0.4 on my Dell XPS M1330
 seems the wireless can't connect, but can see the networks
 means the card works? problem is I keep getting a keyring prompt and 'n security key promt for the WPA
[11:21] <FloodBot2> Frecor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:21] <andcor> ubuntistas: gmail you can, but i'm not sure about hotmail
[11:21] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  okay now just type 'firefox'
[11:21] <ubuntistas> andcor how?
[11:21] <ashwini> but one day i tried to open something and it said you need to upgrade your mozilla to view this content
[11:21] <ashwini> dats why i thought this is not the latest one
[11:21] <andcor> ubuntistas: in your gmail settings you can enable either imap or pop3
[11:22] <DJones> ubuntistas: Yes you can use both gmail and hotmail with evolution, you just need to add the accounts and configure them with appropriate server settings
[11:22] <hunney_buns> @ zwamkat  nopsy dopsy
[11:22] <pdlnhrd> zwamkat: against all better judgmnt i bounced the server (thank god it came up being a hundred mile away)
[11:22] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  it is not the latest one.  it is however the latest one in the ubuntu repositories.
[11:22] <ubuntistas> wicd is faster than networkmanger applet in karmic
[11:22] <blindcoder> hello guys. I just installed UNR 9.04 on my netbook, switched over to fglrx and ran all upgrades that were displayed (some 200-odd updates). Now, when I start a program (tried firefox and terminal) the launcher just dims to an orange color and sits there, nothing else happening. Before the upgrades, it worked just fine. Anyone seen this before and might know a fix?
[11:22] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: the latest one will not be officially supported by ubuntu for another 21 days or so.
[11:22] <ubuntistas> DJones is that possible, how can i do that?
[11:23] <ashwini> firefox new window has opened
[11:23] <aeiou> just installed ubunutu Hardy
[11:23] <aeiou> i need a cli ftp program, any recommendations
[11:23] <aeiou> ?
[11:23] <andcor> ubuntistas: and then use the setting found here: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=78799
[11:23] <DJones> ubuntistas: Give me a minute, I'll find a link with the hotmail server settings
[11:23] <aeiou> ftp: command not found
[11:23] <ubuntistas> okeyy
[11:23] <aeiou> sftp works, but the computer i'm trying to access doesnt have SSH
[11:23] <andcor> aeiou: nsftp
[11:24] <andcor> aeiou: or simply mc
[11:24] <hunney_buns> @ zwamkat i tried with what you gave me, and it did not work, so i tried a auto eth0 and it did give me a No working leases in persistant database - sleeping error on restarting the network
[11:24] <aeiou> andcor, any pro's/cons between the two?
[11:24] <DJones> ubuntistas: This website has the settings for hotmails pop3 service http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/01/16/hotmail-free-pop3-and-smtp-access-and-server-configuration-settings/
[11:24] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: you should be fine with that version of firefox.  if you really need 3.5 (the latest) http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2009/07/install-firefox-35-on-ubuntu-with-one-command/ should work.
[11:25] <ubuntistas> thx ubuguys
[11:25] <andcor> aeiou: i like mc the best because it is a full file browser with ftp and ssh capabillities
[11:25] <OriWB> Can someone please help me install Cubase x on wine?
[11:25] <zwamkat> Hunny_buns:nopsy dopsy Huh? What does that mean?
[11:25] <andcor> aeiou: but ncftp might be the program with the most capabillities
[11:26] <ashwini> can you tell me one more thing????
[11:26] <hunney_buns> @ zwamkat it means no luck at all( it was a flanders imitation)
[11:26] <ashwini> how can i unzip the .tar files?
[11:27] <jrib> ashwini: you "untar" them by clicking on them
[11:27]  * ray__ anyone installed ubuntu karmic
[11:27] <ashwini> and how to do it using terminal?
[11:27] <jrib> ashwini: tar xf ...
[11:27] <ashwini> oand using sudo?
[11:27] <jrib> ashwini: why?
[11:28] <ashwini> i just want to know
[11:28] <zwamkat> hunny_buns what does sudo ifup eth0 do?
[11:28] <peol> Does anyone know of a widget/gadget/screenlet daemon that lets you use html+css+javascript to layout the widgets? Perhaps some kind of implementation of libwebkit
[11:28] <jrib> ashwini: k, does that answer your question?
[11:30] <hunney_buns> @ zwamkat it says: "ifup: interface eth0 already configured"
[11:30] <ashwini> there is no option like untar.
[11:30] <ashwini> the file has ext .tar.bz2
[11:30] <zwamkat> hunny_buns Still no IP address when typing ifconfig?
[11:31] <jrib> ashwini: read what I told you before.  I didn't tell you "untar"
[11:31] <zwamkat> Do you have a DHCP on your LAN?
[11:31] <Bilge> Can I install the newest version of ufw on 8.04 LTS?
[11:31] <ashwini> you said untar them by clicking them
[11:32] <jrib> ashwini: and then I told you the command after you asked for it
[11:32] <ashwini> but i need the files as we get them using winrar in windows
[11:32] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: in the terminal type 'tar -xf /path/to/file.tar.bz2' and that will extract it in your current directory.
[11:32] <hunney_buns> @ zwamkat i now do have an ip there, the one i defined in /etc/network/interfaces  with the static option
[11:32] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  or you can open them with 'archive manager' which should be the default if you double click them.
[11:32] <ubuntistas> so how can i open a new account in evolution and how can imanage them?
[11:33] <jrib> !away > pengemis
[11:33] <ashwini> theres a problem about the command too. the file is on the desktop. n um unable to reach there using terminal.
[11:33] <zwamkat> Can you ping the GW?
[11:33] <alabd> foofish: this does not work : sudo touch /ee && sudo echo -e '#!/bin/sh /n exit 0' >> ./ee
[11:34] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: tar -xf ~/Desktop/filename.tar.bz2
[11:34] <ashwini> when i type cd desktop it says no such file or directory
[11:34] <Frecor> greetings
[11:34] <hunney_buns> @ zwamkat hold a sec i will make a new package with what it says
[11:34] <jrib> alabd: pipe to tee instead of using the redirection
[11:34] <jrib> ashwini: linux is case-sensitive
[11:34] <zwamkat> ok
[11:35] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: cd /home/USERNAME/Desktop
[11:35] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: or just 'cd ~/Desktop/'
[11:35] <alabd> jrib what do you mean of pipe to tee ?
[11:35] <jrib> alabd: COMMAND | sudo tee -a FILE
[11:36] <ashwini> ok so we need to type '/' after the desktop???
[11:36] <ashwini> that was where i missed
[11:36] <jrib> ashwini: not necessary...
[11:36] <daveycakes> how would i install unrar from terminal?
[11:36] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: you don't have to type it necessarily.
[11:36] <jrib> ashwini: you need to type desktop with a capital D
[11:36] <daveycakes> sudo apt-get install unrar doesnt work
[11:36] <alabd> jrib what does tee do ?
[11:36] <jrib> !doesn't work | daveycakes
[11:37] <jrib> alabd: man tee
[11:37] <daveycakes> thats helpful
[11:37] <ashwini> no it worked with a d even
[11:37] <ashwini> 'd'
[11:37] <daveycakes> whats the exact name of unrar do ya know?
[11:37] <jrib> ashwini: 'd' is lowercase.  You want the uppercase 'D'
[11:37] <daveycakes> i cant install a packet if i cant find it :)
[11:37] <jrib> daveycakes: it's unrar.  Tell us your error message.
[11:37] <alabd> jirib sudo touch /ee && sudo echo -e '#!/bin/sh /n exit 0' >> ./ee
[11:38] <jrib> alabd: replace >> with the appropriate expression using tee...
[11:38] <daveycakes> ah no got it, not sure what i was doing :s thank you anyway
[11:38] <alabd> jrib but is tee related to this work ? sudo touch /ee && sudo echo -e '#!/bin/sh /n exit 0' >> ./ee
[11:38] <Pisolo> any suggestion on how make visual effects work on a geforce g105m ?
[11:38] <jerknextdoor> daveycakes: do you have multiverse enabled in your sources?
[11:38] <ashwini> i did it with a lowercase d but with a '/' after desktop and you are saying its not necessary
[11:38] <jrib> alabd: see my last message
[11:38] <jrib> alabd: did you read what tee does yet?
[11:38] <alabd> thanks jrib
[11:38] <daveycakes> i dont know what mutliverse is but im guessing i do, just installed :)
[11:39] <_Techie_> flyman, it worked, but it didnt... it works in that i can call the script without sudo or entering a pass, but its not working when added to /etc/acpi/resume/
[11:39] <jrib> ashwini: YOU NEED AN UPPERCASE D LIKE ALL OF THE LETTERS IN THIS SENTENCE NOT LOWERCASE
[11:39] <jiteshs> are the logs of a package build in ubuntu visible publically? (so that I can what options has it been built with ,etc)
[11:39] <jrib> !source > jiteshs
[11:39] <jrib> jiteshs: read debian/rules
[11:40] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: cut and past this : "  cd ~/Desktop  " without the quotes.
[11:40] <knut> morning
[11:41] <OneMillionDollar> hello
[11:41] <ubuntistas> i configured my gmail account in evolution but i don't see my inbox files or trash any idea?
[11:41]  * jiteshs checks out debian/rules
[11:41] <Frecor> l
[11:41] <knut> I have a problem with the energy options on a laptop under the 9.10 beta
[11:42] <knut> where is the option to do nothing when laptop closes?
[11:42] <OneMillionDollar> is there anyway that i can set different wallpaper on different desktop ?
[11:42] <alabd> jrib but this did not work sudo touch /ee && sudo echo -e '#!/bin/sh /n exit 0' && sudo tee -a /ee
[11:42] <OneMillionDollar> i got 4 desktop space
[11:42] <hunney_buns> @ zwamkat http://paste.ubuntu.com/289218/
[11:42] <jrib> alabd: because that's not what I told you to do
[11:42] <alabd> how to creat a file and writte 2 line in it
[11:42] <alabd> how to creat a file and writte 2 line in it  jrib
[11:42] <jrib> alabd: you are missing the "pipe" part
[11:43] <ashwini> i tried the command but it says no such file or directory
[11:43] <cabaro> ur7ghfh3
[11:43] <jrib> ashwini: replace your last && with |
[11:43] <knut> I have a problem with the energy options on a laptop under the 9.10 beta
[11:43] <knut> where is the option to do nothing when laptop closes?
[11:43] <ashwini> n how to scroll among the open windows using keyboard
[11:43] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: type 'cd'.  just cd with no quotes.
[11:43] <alabd>  '#!/bin/sh /n exit 0' is this part ok should not be  '#!/bin/sh' /n 'exit 0'
[11:43] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: alt+F4
[11:44] <alabd>  '#!/bin/sh /n exit 0' is this part ok should not be  '#!/bin/sh' /n 'exit 0' ? jrib
[11:44] <ashwini> i cant get u what && to replace with |
[11:44] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: he typed that to the wrong user.  ignor it.
[11:44] <ashwini> i tried and it says quit
[11:44] <jrib> ashwini: ignore me
[11:44] <jrib> alabd: replace your last && with |
[11:45] <OneMillionDollar> is there anyway that i can set different wallpaper on different desktop space ?
[11:45] <alabd> jrib thanks
[11:45] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: you're typing this in a terminal?
[11:45] <gsedej> has anyone idea, how to get sudo if I conntect to ssh server over Nautilus? (not over terminal)
[11:45] <ashwini> yes
[11:46] <zwamkat> hunny_buns: why do you have a dhcp server running on that machine?
[11:46] <hunney_buns> i do not
[11:46] <hunney_buns> do i?
[11:46] <zwamkat> srry client
[11:46] <ashwini> i typed tar xf ~/desktop/firefox-3.5.3.tar.bz2
[11:47] <hunney_buns> @ zwamkat  i found out the weirdest thing now though, now at this very moment when i typed ifconfig, i can see 3 entrys
[11:47] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  you need to capitalize the D in Desktop.
[11:47] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  use the shift key or the caps lock key it doesn't matter...but the letter D must be UPPERCASE.
[11:48] <hunney_buns> @ zwamkat  i can see the eth0, it has no ip or action but under it is a line called eth0:avahi and it has a ip address!
[11:48] <zwamkat> 3 ip's? or three interfaces?
[11:48] <hunney_buns> 3 interfaces
[11:48] <alabd> jrib this worked sudo touch /ee && sudo echo -e '#!/bin/sh /n exit 0' | sudo tee -a /ee
[11:48] <hunney_buns> eth0 eth0:avahi and lo
[11:48] <alabd>  but instead of writting in 2 line it wrote in one line like this #!/bin/sh /n exit 0 in file ee .
[11:48] <ashwini> but where are the unzipped files??? i cant see them on the desktop
[11:48] <jerknextdoor> it unzipped them to your /home directory.
[11:49] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  it unzipped them to your /home directory.
[11:49] <Guest45212> please somebody tell how to get active directory objects using ldapsearch
[11:50] <hunney_buns> @ zwamkat, i can now also ping my GW it is just unreachable :)
[11:50] <dfi2> hi friends, how to get compiz installed on a blacklisted computer.. is there any alternative way to install compiz or atleast tell me alternative for compiz. please help. I want to use it very badly. I am using intel pentium 4 (845GVSR Motherboard) with 768 MB ram.
[11:50] <ashwini> and if i need them to be untarred on my desktop then waht to do?
[11:51] <soreau> dfi2: Try SKIP_CHECK=1 compiz
[11:51] <soreau> dfi2: Sorry, SKIP_CHECKS=1 compiz
[11:51] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  cd /where/to/extract/to
[11:51] <dfi2> I have tried it but it is not working.
[11:51] <zwamkat> hunny_buns: this might be of help: http://omingo.zorngrid.com/
[11:51] <soreau> dfi2: Come to #compiz and I will help you
[11:52] <hunney_buns> @ zwamkat ty, will try
[11:52] <dfi2> it is just showing the mouse itself and nothing else is showing.
[11:52] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  so if you want them on your Desktop.  cd ~/Desktop.  then tar -xf /path/to/file.tar
[11:52] <dfi2> no , if i do so i will loose you.
[11:52] <dfi2> friend.
[11:52] <dfi2> understand.
[11:52] <dfi2> only mouse works nothing else works then.
[11:53] <dfi2> mouse pointer
[11:53] <maonx> Hello,i can't find my dvdrom in /dev ,who knows?
[11:53] <soreau> dfi2: What is the output of 'glxinfo|grep renderer' from your terminal?
[11:53] <dfi2> let me see it.
[11:54] <Catalin> hello all
[11:54] <dfi2> Actually, i am in my friends system.
[11:54] <dfi2> is there any other alternative software as compiz.
[11:54] <Catalin> can someone assist me with a small problem?
[11:54] <dfi2> so that i can use it.
[11:54] <zwamkat> We might!
[11:55] <jerknextdoor> i am unable to get my user to run fetchmail-daemon at startup. i believe i need to do something with permissions but am unsure.
[11:55] <Catalin> i want to intall transmission 1.75 and i don`t know how
[11:55] <soreau> dfi2: There's no alternative that does what compiz does
[11:55] <Catalin> i have a deb file
[11:55] <ashwini> can u pls explain that to me..the xtract to command
[11:55] <alabd> There is need to write 2 line in file ee but this sudo touch /ee && sudo echo -e '#!/bin/sh /n exit 0' | sudo tee -a /ee writes in 1 line ,what is the way ?
[11:55] <zwamkat> Catalin sudo apt-get install transmission
[11:55] <soreau> Catalin: dpkg -i /path/to/file.deb
[11:55] <dfi2> Okay, Thank you.
[11:55] <dfi2> very much.
[11:56] <dfi2> Bye.
[11:56] <pdlnhrd> i am able to set my ip through he command line but on reboot it does not work
[11:56] <dfi2> have a nice time.
[11:56] <ashwini> and how to know our mac address
[11:56] <Catalin> and when i try to intall it says that Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libevent-1.4-2 (>= 1.4.12-stable)
[11:56] <Catalin> lightweight BitTorrent client (GTK interface)
[11:56] <Catalin> Transmission-gtk is a GTK-based BitTorrent client. It features a very simple, intuitive interface on top on an efficient, cross-platform back-end.
[11:57] <azlon> anybody familiar with growing a mdadm raid?
[11:57] <DarkMasterHalo> ashwini: Type the command ifconfig, you should have a line with HWaddr, there you go :P
[11:57] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: what don't you understand about the tar command?
[11:57] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: ifconfig will give you all your mac address needs
[11:58] <OriWB> Firefox stopped playing videos randomely.does somoene know what i can do to get it back?
[11:58] <soreau> ! pm | Catalin
[11:58] <pdlnhrd> is there a place to set the defaultrouter
[11:58] <Catalin> soreau i already pm you
[11:58] <ashwini> when we type tar then it xtracts it in the home folder
[11:59] <zwamkat> Catalin Patience my dear
[11:59] <soreau> Catalin: That message means that you don't have the dependencies to satisfy installing the package version you have there
[11:59] <ashwini> i need that on my desktop
[11:59] <soreau> Catalin: Why do you want to install a newer version of transmission?
[11:59] <al_> i am trying to connect to a MS vpn. Nothing appears to happen when I click on the vpn in network manager. is there a place where there will be a log of the failure reason/
[11:59] <C-S-B> /var/log?
[11:59] <Catalin> soreau, i gues that might be something new
[12:00] <alabd> There is need to write 2 line in file ee but this sudo touch /ee && sudo echo -e '#!/bin/sh /n exit 0' | sudo tee -a /ee writes in 1 line ,how this work should be done ?jrib
[12:00] <soreau> Catalin: I doubt it will be any different than what you already have installed
[12:00] <zwamkat> Catalin, what version are you runnin'
[12:00] <al_> maybe I need to restart?
[12:00] <Catalin> 1.51
[12:00] <ashwini> leave it. now tell me how to install firefox from there
[12:00] <Catalin> and ubuntu 9.04
[12:01] <ZloyMonah> Ubuntu 9.10 очень хорошая
[12:01] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: we've told you numerous times how to exract it to your Desktop.
[12:02] <zwamkat> @ Catalin. Odd. Just installed it my self.. Hmmm
[12:02] <maonx> Hello,i can't find my dvdrom device in /dev ,who can help me?
[12:02] <Catalin> i gues i don`t have a few libs
[12:02] <Catalin> i don`t know why
[12:03] <pdlnhrd> i added the defautl rout throught eh comman line but can and route -n shows the correct route but i can't get off my subnet
[12:03] <zwamkat> Catalin try:
[12:03] <Catalin> i must say i`m novice on linux
[12:03] <DJones> !ru | ZloyMonah
[12:03] <zwamkat> sudo apt-get --purge install transmission --reinstall
[12:04] <Catalin> in a sec zwamkat
[12:04] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: cd /path/to/where/you/want/it/extracted then type tar -xf /path/to/file/to/extract/ .
[12:04] <pdlnhrd> back to RHEL
[12:05] <xevious> Hey
[12:05] <xevious> Fvck you !
[12:05] <xevious> yeah
[12:05] <Catalin> done zwamkat
[12:05] <jussi01> xevious: please keep it clean in here.
[12:05] <jussi01> !guidelines | xevious
[12:05] <tasslehoff> Can gedit create rtf-files?
[12:06] <Catalin> zwamkat, can i please prv you?
[12:06] <ashwini> i tried it. may be um not getting you fully.
[12:06] <tasslehoff> or, what's a simple editor for creating and editing rtf-files?
[12:07] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  what is the name of the file you want to extract?
[12:07] <ashwini> i just need to install firefox. now pls tell me how to install the downloaded file
[12:07] <zwamkat> Catalin: sure I don't know how though
[12:08] <ashwini> firefox-3.5.3.tar.bz2
[12:08] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: you have firefox.  you have firefox 3.0.  i sent you perfect directions on how to get 3.5 already.
[12:08] <Catalin> are you receiving my pm zwamkat
[12:08] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  open a terminal and type exactly this without quotes:"cd ~/Desktop" then press enter.
[12:09] <bijay> guys can anyone help me.. when trying t update may karmic i am getting this message..
[12:09] <ashwini> yes you sent me but i want to do it manually. what wrong in that?
[12:09] <bijay> W: Failed to fetch http://in.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/karmic/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  404  Not Found [IP: 111.91.91.4 80]
[12:09] <bijay> a lot of such messages
[12:09] <ashwini> and then
[12:09] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: then type:"tar -xf ~/Desktop/firefox-3.5.3.tar.bz2"
[12:10] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  the directions i sent you were manual.  it was all command line.  it's exactly what i'm telling you right now.
[12:10] <HazeFaze> hi, if I try to make my daily update of hardy LTS I receive many [Waiting for headers] messages, is there anything going on with the update servers?
[12:10] <jussi01> !slow | HazeFaze
[12:10] <ashwini> ok its done
[12:11] <ashwini> its on the desktop
[12:11] <rocko> http://www.nexenta.org/os
[12:11] <azlon> when i am growing a raid do i need to format it in the proper fs before i add it to the raid?
[12:11] <ashwini> now how to install firefox 'manually'
[12:11] <HazeFaze> thanks jussi, is there maybe an official webpage for this "heavy load" description?
[12:11] <Blank__> ashwini, is it a .deb?
[12:12] <Blank__> if so, you can just double click on it. if it needs any other packages, it'll tell you so
[12:12] <ashwini> no its not
[12:12] <JuJuBee> Trying to use hp-toolbox getting... error: HPMUDEXT could not be loaded. Please check HPLIP installation.
[12:12] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  by manually i assume you mean in the command line and letting a computer do most of the work?
[12:12] <ashwini> had it been .deb it would have been self installing na
[12:13] <ashwini> yes the same thing.
[12:13] <tavasti> I upgraded my very old laptop from 8.04 to 8.10, and now screen is totally blank
[12:13] <ashwini> i need to know the commands of installing something
[12:13] <tavasti> ins stage when initrd is loaded, screen blanks
[12:13] <tavasti> any idea what to give to kernel
[12:13] <tavasti> tried vga=771 and vga=nofb
[12:14] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: i'd say it's very different, however....look in the all the stuff that extracted and there will be either a readme or and install text file.  it will give you all of the instructions.
[12:14] <ashwini> actually there are two .sh files
[12:15] <rocko> how u pirate ubuntu?
[12:15] <jerknextdoor> ashwini: you're looking for text files.  nothing else.  either a readme or an install text.
[12:15] <rocko> I don't wanna spend 50  dolla for  cd
[12:16] <rocko> how u pirate ubuntu
[12:16] <jerknextdoor> rocko: you're joking right?
[12:16] <rocko> nah
[12:16] <hunney_buns> @ zwamkat no luck at all, at anything at this point, can get the avahi thing go away, but it does not change nothing, will do a clean restart and come back here and complain from the beginning <3
[12:16] <jerknextdoor> rocko: ubuntu is free.
[12:16] <hunney_buns> complain with love ofc
[12:16] <Strogg_> you have copy  of ubuntu on mininova
[12:16] <JuJuBee> Anybody help with printing?  Trying to use hp-toolbox getting... error: HPMUDEXT could not be loaded. Please check HPLIP installation.
[12:16] <Strogg_> and on emule
[12:16] <rocko> I went to the store today ubuntu was being sold for 50 dolla
[12:17] <jerknextdoor> rocko: they were probably selling you support.  they can't legally sell ubuntu.
[12:17] <DJones> !download | rocko
[12:17] <rocko> how so?
[12:17] <rocko> I thought that since ubuntu is on gnu license it can be sold jerknextdoor ?
[12:17] <rocko> how can it use that license if you can't sell it
[12:17] <ashwini> yes there is a read me which says for installing running and configuring refer to "and a webpage address"
[12:18] <hunney_buns> only serrvises pertaining to it, say installing ubuntu or, support for it and so on, not the operative system in itself
[12:18] <ashwini> temme how to scroll among opened windows using keyboard
[12:18] <rocko> someone said he got a pirated copy of ubuntus
[12:19] <hunney_buns> gifts are hard to steal
[12:19] <ashwini> the webpage is http://getfirefox.com/releases/
[12:19] <jerknextdoor> rocko: as far as i know you can't charge for the operating system...but you can charge for support.  either way you can download it for free at ubuntu.com
[12:19] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  it's ALT+f4.  that's the 3rd time someone has told you.
[12:19] <azlon> when i try to add a new drive to my raid using mdadm --add /dev/md0 /dev/sdg1 i get: mdadm: /dev/sdg1 not large enough to join array
[12:20] <rocko> isn't ubuntu going to cost money in the future?
[12:20] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> Help! i got a grub menu on my conputer at startup, and donw know what to do!
[12:20] <rocko> Help! my butt itches
[12:20] <rocko> it hurts
[12:20] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> ...funny
[12:21] <rocko> does ubuntu have an apps for that?
[12:21] <ashwini> pressing alt+F4 says do you want to quit
[12:21] <DJones> !ot | rocko
[12:21] <ashwini> its not called scrolling
[12:21] <azlon> DJones, are you familiar with mdadm?
[12:21] <tonyyarusso> jerknextdoor, rocko: You *can* charge for software under the GPL, but no, Canonical will not charge for Ubuntu in the future.  If you would like to re-sell it to people though you may.
[12:22] <jerknextdoor> ashwini:  what do you mean?
[12:22] <DJones> azlon: I'm afraid not, i've never knowingly used it
[12:22] <RyoX> yo
[12:22] <RyoX> i need some help
[12:22] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> Can Someone help? My computer won't startup. It load a "grub>" screen with all the options when i push the TAB button
[12:22] <azlon> has anybody here grown an array?
[12:22] <jerknextdoor> tonyyarusso: thanks for clearing that up.
[12:22] <tavasti> azlon, I have
[12:23] <tavasti> what is your problem?
[12:23] <fbianconi> !ask | RyoX
[12:23] <avash> ubottu, hi
[12:23] <ashwini> i want to scroll through windows as we do using alt+tab in windows. how do we do that in ubuntu?
[12:23] <Keiya> Wait, is Karmic stable now? *blink*
[12:23] <azlon> tavasti, i am trying to grow my RAID-5 with another 1TB drive, but i keep getting "mdadm: /dev/sdg1 not large enough to join array"... here is my fdisk showing the drive is the same size http://pastebin.com/d2b272f5c
[12:24] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> Can someone help me startup? for some reason my computer enters a grub menu, and i dont know how to get out of it
[12:24] <avash> ubottu, are you a bot?
[12:24] <alexmurray> ashwini: just use Alt+Tab
[12:24] <canthus13> Keiya: Karmic is still beta.
[12:24] <DJones> !bot | avash
[12:24] <tonyyarusso> Keiya: No - Karmic releases on the 29th.
[12:24] <RyoX> hey
[12:24] <RyoX> anyone here?
[12:24] <RyoX> i need some help
[12:24] <RyoX> sorry i was away
[12:25] <hunney_buns> thats cool, ask and you may recieve
[12:25] <ashwini> thnx
[12:25] <RyoX> where can i find iso for gns router simulator
[12:25] <avash> ! Video converter for ubuntu
[12:25] <Keiya> Ah, OK, people are just changing instructions and such early, t hen.
[12:25] <bazhang> avash, ffmpeg mencoder
[12:26] <RyoX> so?
[12:26] <avash> bazhang, can i download it in an usb drive and install it afterwards?
[12:26] <RyoX> am i getting any help?
[12:26] <tavasti> azlon, show me 'cat /proc/mdstat'
[12:26] <alexmurray> RyoX: sorry don't know - what has this got to do with ubuntu?
[12:26] <bazhang> RyoX, does this relate to ubuntu
[12:26] <zwamkat> @ RyoX patience my friend: http://www.gns3.net/download
[12:27] <alexmurray> RyoX: have you tried google??
[12:27] <zwamkat> @ RyoX, you know that Google is your best friend right?
[12:27] <avash> anyone knows how to download mobile video converters for ubuntu?
[12:27] <RyoX> but
[12:27] <RyoX> i searched google i cant find it
[12:28] <cybersplice> rocko: lol.
[12:28] <laclasse> then it does not exist
[12:28] <alexmurray> avash: you mean to convert a video recorded with a mobile phone
[12:28] <laclasse> google is always right
[12:28] <alexmurray> yeah google is god
[12:28] <ashwini> jerknextdoor could you please tell me how to 'now' install firefox????
[12:28] <avash> alexmurray, no! i am trying to convert other videos to be compatible in mobile phones, for eg 3gp
[12:29] <azlon> tavasti, http://pastebin.com/d569afb55
[12:29]  * avash wants a video converter for ubuntu
[12:29] <zwamkat> @ RyoX I just pasted the URL
[12:29] <zwamkat> http://www.gns3.net/download
[12:29]  * avash will tell a good thing to anyone who helps me
[12:29] <RyoX> its the simulator dude not iso
[12:30]  * avash gets angry for no good response in this channel
[12:30] <zwamkat> @ Ryox: 'Dude', what's on the ISO?
[12:30] <RyoX> we can use that router
[12:30] <RyoX> im doing CCNA
[12:30] <tavasti> azlon, and what was actual command you tried to run?
[12:30] <zwamkat> Or what is supposed to be on the ISO
[12:31]  * avash thinks olpc-help channel has more friendly person
[12:31] <azlon> avash, just download ffmpeg and convert them to 3gp
[12:31] <avash> user_, hi
[12:31] <ashwini> thank u
[12:31] <azlon> tavasti, mdadm --add /dev/md0 /dev/sdg1 (trying to do it from http://linux-raid.osdl.org/index.php/Growing)
[12:32] <avash> azlon, so can i download it in usb and install it afterwards also? if so give me the link.
[12:33] <azlon> avash, uhmm... you confused me now. what do you mean download it in usb and install it afterwards? you mean like a deb file?
[12:33] <avash> azlon, a setup file. i am in my office and i need that for my home where i dont have any net connection.
[12:34] <azlon> avash, go look on http://www.getdeb.net. they should have something that will do what you need
[12:34] <tavasti> azlon, strange. I would run it like 'mdadm /dev/md0 --add /dev/sdg1' but I suppose results would be the same
[12:34] <avash> azlon thanks
[12:34] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> i got a grub menu on my computer at startup, and don't know what to do!
[12:34] <azlon> tavasti, ok, let me try that one
[12:34] <bazhang> azlon, medibuntu.org also has what avash needs
[12:34] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> Can someone help? i got a grub menu on my computer at startup, and don't know what to do!
[12:34] <tavasti> are you sure you are operating on correct drive, after reboot drive order may be different
[12:35] <tavasti> is that 'fdisk -l' listing after your latest reboot?
[12:36] <fbianconi> avash: try winff (GUI) with ffmpeg
[12:36] <azlon> tavasti, yeah, i pasted it just before i asked the question. looks like your way worked: /dev/md0: 2794.53GiB raid5 4 devices, 0 spares. Use mdadm --detail for more detail.
[12:36] <avash> fbianconi, i didnt quite get you
[12:36] <azlon> tavasti, i will try to reboot in a sec
[12:36] <tavasti> why you need to reboot?
[12:36] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> Can someone help? My computer won't boot and I'm stuck with this black screen and this: grub>
[12:37] <fbianconi> !info winff | avash
[12:37] <azlon> tavasti, you said the drive orders may change. btw, what is "mdadm: metadata format 00.90 unknown, ignored."?
[12:38] <azlon> tavasti, i think it added, but how can i check? it doesnt say in --detail
[12:38] <tavasti> azlon, 4 devices, 0 spares, wasn't that your situation before also?
[12:38]  * avash still dont get anyone of you because he is new to ubuntu and needs a video converter urgently, so asks you people to help him in a direct way. later he will help you too.
[12:38] <al_> Does anyone know why windows would find a bad sector on a disk, but badblocks doesnt????
[12:38] <tavasti> can you show updated cat /proc/mdstat
[12:38] <azlon> tavasti, yeah thats what i was confused about... i already had 4 devices
[12:39] <azlon> tavasti, same thing as i pasted before... want me to paste again?
[12:39] <Pisolo> salve
[12:39] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, any idea do you have /boot on separate partition or on root partition?
[12:40] <theallan> Hello all, I'm having an issue with ubuntu 9.04 which I'm hoping someone might be able to help me with. Basically the issue is with either the ekiga or twinkle softphones - they both freeze when a call is 'hung up'. This occurs on 9.04 with all the latest patches, and on the 9.04 live cd
[12:40] <tavasti> azlon, yes, if that latest mdadm command did not give any error message
[12:40] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: i haven't done anything that has to do with partitions except for running gparted a while ago
[12:40] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: oh, wait, yea i think so
[12:40] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> its in one of the Tab options
[12:41] <azlon> tavasti, this is everything starting from the first /proc/mdstat http://pastebin.com/d19cbfc8c
[12:41] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti:  but i typed boot in, and i need a kernel
[12:41] <azlon> tavasti, bah, i did the command wrong for adding... hold on let me try again
[12:42] <fbianconi> avash: winff is Graphic User Interface to talk to ffmpeg, which is a program that converts audio and video on the command line, you can install it using add/remove apps
[12:42] <Balsaq> some tomes when i do the /join # (channel) it simply doesn't do anything? i just watched it not work about 5 times in arow?
[12:42] <alexmurray> avash: have you tried mencoder? or for a gui version, maybe arista or transmageddon - see http://lwn.net/Articles/333904/ for more info
[12:42] <avash> thanks
[12:42] <hunney_buns> @ zwamkat  now the problem is solved
[12:42] <tavasti> azlon, you had extra whitespace, '-- add' is different from '--add'
[12:42] <hunney_buns> do not know how though
[12:42] <Balsaq> oh i see the update mgr may be interefering?
[12:43] <azlon> tavasti, just did it without the space and it says mdadm: /dev/sdg1 not large enough to join array
[12:43] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: I'm sorry i dont understand the question. I dont have a partition
[12:44] <tavasti> azlon, strange. anything said in 'dmesg'
[12:44] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, wait a sec
[12:44] <azlon> tavasti, is there a way to output dmesg to a txt file so i can pastebin it?
[12:44] <avash> alexmur
[12:45] <lukasz> Hello
[12:45] <tavasti> dmesg > filename.txt
[12:45] <avash> is that arista
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> dmesg | pastebinit
[12:45] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, try to write 'find /boot/grub/menu.lst' to that grub-prompt
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> can do it  directly
[12:46] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: error 27 unrecognized command
[12:46] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, what ubuntu you have?
[12:47] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: intrepid
[12:47] <CrAzYoNi> I've had this lame problem, I'm using Apache 2.2.11 on Ubuntu jaunty, I have Perl 5.10 on the server, I've wrote some perl script & I want to add it to my web site, PHP is fully working with Apache... I've installed the package libapache2-mod-perl, I've put the hello.pl file into /var/www/cgi-bin with permissions 0777 though, when I'm trying to browse to the file the browser ask me if I want to download the file... log files dont sh
[12:47] <CrAzYoNi> ow anything special, do you have any suggestion to me? thanks in advance.
[12:47] <FloodBot2> CrAzYoNi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:47] <i> hallo kann jemand deutsch, oder wie komme ich auf den deutschen channel???
[12:47] <Pici> !de | i
[12:48] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, sorry if I confused you, command should be not inside those '
[12:48] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: i know
[12:48] <tavasti> type: find /boot/grub/menu.lst
[12:48] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: i'll try again
[12:49] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: error 15: file not found
[12:50] <NickDeNeger> Is there a way to move an running application from 1 screen to another without the need to close it?
[12:50] <fbianconi> CrAzYoNi: you have to say that dir has cgi-bin permissions to execute on your apache2.conf or in /etc/apache2/enabled-sites/<your site (000-default?)>
[12:50] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, that sounds bad
[12:50] <aeiou> dammit i cannot remember the recommendation of ftp cli client!
[12:50] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: is there nothing else i can type?
[12:50] <Halitech> aeiou, ftp in the terminal
[12:50] <aeiou> when i type ftp into shell i get command not found
[12:50] <aeiou> ( Halitech )
[12:50] <aeiou> what is the name of the package to install to get it?
[12:51] <Halitech> aeiou, its normally installed by default, try sudo apt-get install ftp
[12:51] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, try: find /grub/menu.lst
[12:51] <aeiou> Halitech, im using hardy
[12:51] <aeiou> do i need to use aptitude?
[12:52] <Halitech> aeiou, should be the same and either apt-get or aptitude should work
[12:52] <aeiou> ok thanks
[12:52] <aeiou> aha perfect - fixed!
[12:52] <aeiou> thank you
[12:52] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: error 15: file not found
[12:52] <pradeep> hi
[12:52] <wzssyqa> pr
[12:53] <wzssyqa> pradeep: hi
[12:53] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> :tavasti: sorry, it was: error 27 unrecognized command
[12:53] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: sorry, it was: error 27 unrecognized command
[12:53] <pradeep> hi wzssyqa
[12:54] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: how serious do u think it is?
[12:54] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, does help work
[12:54] <ime_imuet> malam
[12:54] <mach> hey guys i need help
[12:54] <Strogg_> someone have experience with kolabd ?
[12:54] <tavasti> mach, all we need
[12:54] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: well, i typed it in, but just got a list of stuff i dont understand
[12:55] <fbianconi> CrAzYoNi: something like this http://paste.ubuntu.com/289258/ in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/<your site (000-default?)>
[12:55] <tavasti> at least something works
[12:55] <gpannwitz> I have a desktop system with one user.  I want to start over, as far as configurations are concerned.  Would creating a new user, then "cp -la oldUserHome newUserHome" be the way to go?
[12:55] <mach> when my os goes fast
[12:55] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> travasti: and then at the bottom it says: Hit return to continue
[12:55] <mach> my screen gets darker and gets back on
[12:55] <mach> anyone?
[12:55] <siekaczlg> #poland
[12:56] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, if find in grub doesn't work, you better get install cd and run it in rescue mode
[12:56] <CrAzYoNi> fbianconi, would check it asap, thanks!
[12:56] <azlon> mach, are you on a laptop?
[12:56] <bazhang> mach, please clarify; not entirely sure what you mean
[12:56] <mach> yep
[12:56] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> travasti: what if i don't have one?
[12:56] <tavasti> I'm not sure if desktop cd has rescue mode, at least alternative install cd has it
[12:56] <mach> well when my os goes fast on applicatoin
[12:56] <mach> my screen gets darker brightness
[12:56] <mach> and then gets to normal
[12:56] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> travasti: do you know where i can download one?
[12:56] <Pici> !enter
[12:57] <mehdi_> hello, i want install agrsm driver in ubuntu 9.04, who can help me?
[12:57] <Halitech> mach, sounds like possibly the screen is starting to go or the invertor, what laptop do you have and how old is it?
[12:57] <mach> no no
[12:57] <mach> before it worked
[12:57] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu
[12:57] <mach> i didnt know what i did on the settings
[12:57] <azlon> bazhang, i think mach is having a glitch in his power settings... the screen keeps going dark, then gets bright again
[12:57] <Halitech> mach, yeah well so did my car until it stopped working
[12:57] <mach> its something got to do with settings
[12:57] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: thanx a lot
[12:57] <bazhang> azlon, you may be correct
[12:58] <Blank__> it could be something to do with the process in question temporarily freezing, and ubuntu darkening the frozen window
[12:58] <fbianconi> CrAzYoNi: by the way, you shouldnt let anyone to write to your server, especially not in a cgi-bin directory
[12:58] <Blank__> i know mine does that when firefox chews through too much ram
[12:58] <bazhang> mach, when you say 'your os goes fast' what do you mean, ie please give a clear example
[12:58] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, you're welcome
[12:58] <Halitech> mach, settings should not cause the screen to go dark and then bright again unless the power cord is disconnecting and reconnecting and its dropping to ac power
[12:59] <mehdi_> any one?
[12:59] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: wahts the difference between desktop notebook and server edition? if i have a system 76 laptop i should just get notebook?
[12:59] <gsnedders> What's the prefered way of configuring a five button mouse? There seem to be a million different ways that you can find Googling
[13:00] <CrAzYoNi> fbianconi, would care the security asap after I'll get Perl working on my web service..
[13:00] <Halitech> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, desktop is for desktops and normal laptops, notebook is for those laptops with small screens and server is for server and has no gui
[13:00] <azlon> tavasti, finally got my stupid dmesg to post... had to use another site: http://paste-it.net/public/ie02f7f/
[13:00] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> halitech: thanx. whats considered a small screen?
[13:00] <CrAzYoNi> fbianconi, now, after I configured my 000-default file & restarted the Apache2 service I'm getting error number 500 when trying to browse to my hello.pl file.
[13:01] <CrAzYoNi> plus I edited the output you copy-paste me to support both .cgi & .pl file extensions.
[13:02] <azlon> tavasti, could this whole "growing the raid not working" thing have to do with the fact that i am using a RAID controller card (not for the raid, just for the SATA ports) and this new drive that I am trying to add is from the motherboard SATA port?
[13:02] <lukasz> IHow can I ask a question on launchpad?
[13:02] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: do i burn it in it's iso form, or do i extract, and then copy it to a dvd?
[13:02] <Halitech> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, around 8inch or so
[13:03] <Termana> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org/+bug/417009 - Is this bug one that has to be fixed by OpenOffice or one that has to be fixed by Ubuntu?
[13:03] <Pici> lukasz: About launchpad? or using https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/ ?
[13:03] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, burn is as iso, it's ready-to-burn cd image
[13:04] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: k, great. Thanx
[13:04] <Halitech> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, examples would be the EEE PC and the Acer Aspire One
[13:04] <geboy> can someone tell me what or how can i monitor my squid performance running on ubuntu server 9.04?
[13:04] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> halitch: right, ok.
[13:04] <Termana> anyone?
[13:04] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> halitech: right, ok.
[13:05] <lukasz> Pici: I'm on the website but can't find a button to post it, I'm already logged in.
[13:05] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: random question: how do u guy s get so good at ubuntu?
[13:05] <preved_medved> Unknown
[13:05] <geboy> i used to have webmin, but some people say that its not recomended anymore on ubuntu
[13:05] <Halitech> !ebox | geboy
[13:05] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, using linux as hobby and professional since 1994
[13:05] <wzssyqa> !webmin
[13:05] <Pici> lukasz: Press the 'add' button?
[13:06] <tavasti> climbing to trees with your arse up is only way to get guru status
[13:06] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasi: wow! ok, so if i wanna get good at it, and maybe work for ubuntu too one day, waht can i do?
[13:06] <geboy> Halitech: isn't ebox is an operating system on its own adapted using ubuntu?
[13:06] <tavasti> after enough of climbing you know what trees not to climb
[13:06] <Pici> !contribute | Aaron_Wiener-Blo
[13:06] <geboy> i never get my hand on ebox
[13:06] <Halitech> geboy, no, its just an addon
[13:07] <geboy> so i can install it using aptget?
[13:07] <tavasti> azlon, wait a sec
[13:07] <lukasz> Pici: Sorry, now I guess I get it. You must select a package first to ask a question, it can't be general, but package-related, right?
[13:07] <Halitech> geboy, yup sudo apt-get install “^ebox-.*”
[13:07] <azlon> tavasti, ok
[13:07] <sbcs> i want to filter out background static in some audio
[13:08] <sbcs> how i do please
[13:08] <geboy> whats that black box before and after ^ebox-.* ?
[13:08] <geboy> is it " or |?
[13:08] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: is there some process i can start undergoing
[13:08] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> ?
[13:08] <Halitech> geboy, shows as a quote mark and ^ to me
 geboy, yup sudo apt-get install “^ebox-.*” << this is what appears on my screen
[13:09] <azlon> Halitech, just kinda piggybacking on your convo... if i install ebox i can use my linux server as a "router" so to say and share internet with DNS resolution and DHCP easily?
[13:09] <Halitech> geboy, I still see quotes, maybe its using a font you don't have installed
[13:09] <Doc_Lappy> damn winblows people, tried to dl smplayer for windows but still won't play my wma files, think my files may be corrupt or that mplayer needs codexs for wma?
[13:09] <Pici> lukasz: looking, one moment.
[13:09] <tavasti> azlon, I can't find any proper explanation or fix for your problem
[13:10] <Doc_Lappy> don't think I've had a problem with playing them on ubuntu before
[13:10] <Halitech> !ics | azlon, I'm not sure what ebox has for modules
[13:10] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, I'm not involved in ubuntu development, so I don't know
[13:10] <tavasti> I'm just average user passing by
[13:10] <azlon> tavasti, its cool... ill just wait until i get my new MB with a crapload of SATA ports on it. hopefully the problem is the combination of MB SATA ports and PCIe SATA ports
[13:11] <tavasti> I have something similar, and I'm confused
[13:11] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> halitech: k, cool thanx a lot for everything
[13:11] <azlon> tavasti, could it have something to do with how i fdisk'd it? ill try my second 1TB before giving up... brb
[13:11] <Doc_Lappy> isn't It funny that out of berkley came unix and lsd I think it was and both that use them are called 'users'?
[13:11] <tavasti> azlon, this is bug I just reported: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/447059
[13:12] <tavasti> and I don't understand that beahaviour either
[13:12] <Pici> lukasz: I don't know what you're seeing, in both the main launchpad and the staging server I'm not requrired to attach my question to a package.
[13:12] <geboy> thanks Halitech. i just tried without using that character, and it understood by ubuntu
[13:12] <nomad111> hi i have two monitors, is it possible to have a seperate taskbar for each?
[13:12] <Doc_Lappy> user is like slang from a hacker for noob too if you notice in convo lol
[13:12] <geboy> i'm downloading 134 MB repo now
[13:13] <Pici> !offtopic | Doc_Lappy
[13:13] <Halitech> geboy, glad it worked
[13:13] <Termana> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org/+bug/417009 - Is this bug one that has to be fixed by OpenOffice or one that has to be fixed by Ubuntu?
[13:13] <Doc_Lappy> sorry pici thought a little humour might be nice
[13:13] <lukasz> Pici: Thanks for your help, I think I solved the problem. Cheers :)
[13:13] <Doc_Lappy> dang everyone is touchy this morning
[13:14] <Pici> Doc_Lappy: Its just that this channel is busy enough as it is, feel free to join #ubuntu-offtopic, theres a lot of people there just waiting for other to make them laugh.
[13:15] <tavasti> Doc_Lappy, try to follow one or two of discussion threads, and you start to notice why no more noise is wanted
[13:15] <saurav> I cannot configure bind9. I follow all steps mentioned in ubuntu geek but it is not working !
[13:16] <tavasti> saurav, what you mean by it's not working
[13:16] <igwelistics> hello chat
[13:17] <concretesledge> for some reason my windows install will not boot anymore it says, BOOTMGR missing
[13:17] <aeiou> do i need port 20 open for ftp over the command line?
[13:17] <aeiou> or is port 20 (data port) really something old and non-needed
[13:18] <saurav> Plesae tell me how to configure bind 9
[13:18] <tavasti> aeiou, most likely you want to run ftp in passive mode, and no need to open port 20
[13:19] <Termana> Maybe if I be loud and obnoxious I'll stop being ignored :\
[13:21] <tavasti> Termana, maybe nobody knew answer to your question
[13:21] <flyman> Termana: floodbot unfortunately won't let you
[13:21] <tavasti> is it possible to set xchat not to show joined-leaved messages?
[13:21] <Termana> It seemed like an easy question to me, I assumed most people offering advice here would know how launchpad bugs are organized
[13:22] <noren> hello all
[13:22] <lemon> hello
[13:22] <noren> i am looking for sum suggestion for hard disk repair tools available in ubuntu/linux
[13:22] <flyman> Termana: this is ubuntu support, not launchpad. You won't find anyone here offering site support.
[13:22] <flyman> Go to #launchpad for related support.
[13:23] <lucky> hi everyone, is there any other alternative for compiz .As I am unable to use because my motherboard and processor is blacklisted . please help me.....................
[13:24] <soreau> lucky: There is no alternative to compiz. If there were, it would have the same graphic driver requirements compiz does
[13:24] <soreau> lucky: What is the output of 'glxinfo|grep renderer'?
[13:24] <dios_mio> Lucky?? blacklisted??
[13:24] <soreau> dios_mio: Yes, there is a compiz blacklist.
[13:24] <wzssyqa> lucky: maybe kde4?
[13:24] <dios_mio> oh wow never knew that
[13:25] <soreau> Fortunately with the new intel drivers, there are ways around it
[13:25] <dame> anybody could help me with connection ipod touch trough ad-hoc?
[13:25] <flyman> noren: What type of repair?
[13:25] <soreau> wzssyqa: Like I said, any compositing WM doing anything close to compiz will have the same type of gfx driver requirements (like kompositing)
[13:26] <elTigre> r
[13:26] <noren> i got an old laptop abt to change the harddisk, want to retrieve as much data frm the old hard disk,
[13:26] <noren> its making too much sound and not getting rregistered in the system
[13:26] <tasslehoff> how can I kill gvfsd-smb in a nice way, so it cleanly closes any connections
[13:26] <wzssyqa> soreau: i see
[13:27] <flyman> noren: So you want to back it up and format it and start over or you want to basically do like a defrag?
[13:27] <zombor> hi, im trying to install the most updated bzr from http://bazaar-vcs.org/DistroDownloads#Ubuntu but when i apt-get update it says "Ign https://launchpad.net intrepid Release"
[13:27] <noren> flyman: back up the old data, as i know tht i wont be able to use that for much longer
[13:28] <zombor> anyone know why?
[13:28] <padhu> anybody help me to copy the single file to many machines. any script?
[13:28] <wzssyqa> zombor: which your ubuntu version?
[13:28] <noren> flyman: if i can search and fix some bad sector for a start
[13:28] <flyman> noren: Well you could use K3B to make a backup.
[13:28] <bishopek> Hello. Does anyone know if any bootloaders can now work with software raid (raid1) and LVM on it? Can I specify boot variable with UUID?
[13:28] <zombor> wzssyqa: Xubuntu 8.10
[13:30] <wzssyqa> bishopek: grub can not?
[13:30] <bishopek> wzssyqa: Dunno, I'm going to take a look. What about device mapper names?
[13:31] <wzssyqa> bishopek: maybe i work
[13:31] <wzssyqa> bishopek: it
[13:33] <Sampy_> could somebody help me
[13:33] <qws> with what Sampy_
[13:33] <zugiart> Hi all !
[13:33] <filefreak> I'm trying to set up lirc for my IR blaster, but it doesn't seem to create /dev/lirc1 . can someone help? I already have a reciever that's using /dev/lirc0
[13:34] <flyman> Sampy_: what is your issue?
[13:34] <zugiart> Q: I've managed to get BIND9 running on an old PC to run as a DNS server. Howeve rI find that setting up hostname on all machines with domain names etc to be cumbersome. Is it possible to 'assign' domain names to connecting PCs ? I haven't setup BIND for DHCP yet, though...
[13:34] <Sampy_> just how to use backtrack4
[13:34] <banahene> im a new ubuntu user and im using the 5.10
[13:34] <padhu> anybody help me to show the short cut for copy the file to 150 remote machines which have same user name& password
[13:34] <Sampy_> form my purpose..
[13:34] <Sampy_> :D
[13:35] <bazhang> banahene, that is not supported, please get a more recent version
[13:35] <banahene> i need help in getting a newer version
[13:35] <aeiou> how do i chown a directory and make all new files / directories inherit the chown (when they are created later)
[13:35] <bazhang> banahene, www.ubuntu.com or you can have shipit send you a cd
[13:35] <flyman> what do you need to know about backtrack4?
[13:36] <bazhang> flyman, their support is in #remote-exploit
[13:36] <infexion> What is the actual program that is used with you click on the "Show Desktop" button?
[13:36] <wzssyqa> aeiou: it is automatic
[13:36] <ltspadmin> ltspadmin
[13:36] <infexion> I want to bind it to a key but I do not know what it is called
[13:36] <ltspadmin> hi
[13:37] <ltspadmin> i install 9.10 ubuntu ltsp amd64bit but by client is 32bit..so what can i do..
[13:37] <ltspadmin> can i build an image in 32 bit...but server os on 64bit..
[13:38] <Pici> ltspadmin : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[13:38] <Doc_Lappy> itsadmin have you tried it already to make sure there's a problem
[13:39] <wzssyqa> ltspadmin: yes ,you can
[13:39] <ltspadmin> how...c
[13:39] <Subdolus> How safe do you guys rate rsync?
[13:39] <Pici> 9.10 is offtopic for this channel, please use #ubuntu+1
[13:39] <bazhang> ltspadmin, /j #ubuntu+1
[13:39] <Subdolus> is there a switch to make sure if never deletes any files?
[13:39] <Pici> Subdolus: Sure.
[13:39] <wzssyqa> ltspadmin: make xconfig will have options
[13:39] <Subdolus> Pici: Care to shove me in the right direction?
[13:40] <ltspadmin> where is the xconfig...
[13:40] <ltspadmin> ??
[13:40] <wzssyqa> ltspadmin: cd the path of sourse code of kernel
[13:40] <wrapster> off-forum topic:hi.. i was trying to install this a pkg after about 5hrs of download i got this error...http://pastie.org/648264..can anyone tell me whats happening
[13:41] <bazhang> ltspadmin, for karmic?
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> xorg.conf is in /etc/X11
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> not that theres a lot in it. :)
[13:41] <wrapster> i know its the wrong forum but thought it would be helpful
[13:41] <Pici> Subdolus: I don't believe  it deletes anything unless you use --delete
[13:41] <banahene> how do i get latest linux os
[13:41] <speedo_> anyone running visual effects on gforce g105m?
[13:41] <banahene> like mint?
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> banahene:  find a disrto you want.. go get it from their homepage, or check distrowatch.com
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> banahene:  i suggest not using 'mint'
[13:42] <bazhang> banahene, www.ubuntu.com for Ubuntu; the internet for Mint (not supported here)
[13:42] <banahene> need help acquiring linux os
[13:42] <speedo_> i can't enable visual effects
[13:42] <Pici> banahene: http://www.ubuntu.com/download
[13:42] <Halitech> banahene, what do you mean by the latest linux OS? there are updates pretty much daily to most of them
[13:42] <bazhang> banahene, do you have a web browser ?
[13:43] <banahene> so mint not good?
[13:43] <banahene> what do u suggest?
[13:43] <banahene> yes
[13:43] <Pici> banahene: Seeing as this is #ubuntu, we suggest Ubuntu
[13:43] <banahene> i got browser
[13:43] <bazhang> banahene, then go to the www.ubuntu.com
[13:43] <banahene> im using ubuntu 5.10
[13:44] <banahene> went there
[13:44] <OmniCitadel> any one alive out there running a mythtv box? i got a quick question, How Much disk space is used by a standard definition recording, and High Def
[13:44] <bazhang> banahene, download the iso
[13:44] <banahene> but did not knoe whic was the best choise
[13:44] <NoReflex> hello guys! What dow you think would be a faster CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU 3040  @ 1.86GHz OR Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.60GHz
[13:44] <maonx> what version pidgin is now?
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> !info pidgin
[13:45] <Halitech> banahene, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[13:45] <maonx> !info pidgin
[13:45] <azlon> how can i see what version of mdadm i have?
[13:45] <Halitech> banahene, how old is the machine you want to run it on?
[13:45] <gpannwitz> speedo_: not all hardware supports it
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> azlon: dpkg -l | grep mda
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> banahene:  5.10 is like.. 3+ yrs old.. :)
[13:45] <bazhang> NoReflex, please discuss hardware in #ubuntu-offtopic or ##hardware
[13:45] <ltspadmin> if can i run ltsp-build-client --arch i386
[13:46] <maonx> ActionParsnip: thanks
[13:46] <ltspadmin> is it work for 32bit user can be run on 64 bit os
[13:46] <OmniCitadel> Any Idea how large a HD recording in mythtv would be (lets say 1 hour recording)
[13:46] <sint> hey, anyone knowing an filezilla like ftp programm for command line?
[13:46] <banahene> what do u suggest?
[13:46] <banahene> the latest?
[13:46] <banahene> since im new to this i need serious advice
[13:46] <banahene> cos i hear that te 5.10 is like the first or something like that
[13:46] <Kingsy101> get guys, I have just installed ubuntu and for some reason the screen is slightly off center..
[13:46] <Halitech> sint, ftp in the terminal
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> !ftp | sint
[13:46] <FloodBot2> banahene: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:46] <Kingsy101> is there some way of re-aligning it?
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> OmniCitadel:  depends on the res and other settings..  the #mythbuntu guys and mythtv docs proberly have guidelines.
[13:47] <Kingsy101> it needs to go like 15px to the left
[13:47] <Kingsy101> the entire screen
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> OmniCitadel:  1 hr - ive seen anywhere from 1-2gb befor
[13:47] <Halitech> banahene, go with 8.04
[13:47] <banahene> ok
[13:47] <banahene> thanks
[13:47] <maonx> ubuntu 9.04 is 20 days to go
[13:48] <banahene> torrent download will be the fastest right?
[13:48] <Dr_Willis> banahene:  9.10 is due out in a few weeks. you could try a live cd of it also.
[13:48] <maonx> ubuntu 9.10
[13:48] <Dr_Willis> banahene:  torrents can be slow or fast.. depends on  howmany are shareing .
[13:48] <sint> Halitech: ya, but i wanted something with a command line gui like mc or filezilla. mc can't save my old connections but i have no X on the machine for running filezilla
[13:48] <OmniCitadel> thanks... I dont think my 2 40gig raptors can handel that... I guess I will use them for the os'es and tos a 1-2 tb in the box
[13:48] <Dr_Willis> OmniCitadel:  depends on the shows.. and there are ways to auto convert  the recorded shows to other formats/encoding and save space.
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> OmniCitadel:  mythtv has some amazeing features.
[13:49] <ltspadmin>  if can i run ltsp-build-client --arch i386  ??? is it work for 32bit user can be run on 64 bit os
[13:49] <banahene> in just downloading the 8.04
[13:49] <banahene> well im now hearing about ubuntu ok
[13:49] <wzssyqa> lt
[13:50] <wzssyqa> ltspadmin: man ltsp-build-client
[13:50] <tasslehoff> how can I make nautilus forget any samba connection I have made?
[13:50] <OmniCitadel> Well Dr_Willis thanks
[13:51] <ltspadmin> ok thanks
[13:51] <disappearedng> Where is the mysqldb socket for ubuntu?
[13:51] <Halitech> sint, I'm not sure then, you could check out the packages that the bot listed
[13:51] <banahene> things get to west africa pretty slow
[13:52] <maonx> !info wine
[13:52] <sint> Halitech: ok, i was searching google and tried a few. none of them had more the usual command interface
[13:52] <Harrison_Bergero> well i just did something stupid.  I deleted a folder unintentionally.  How do i recover it?
[13:52] <sint> Halitech: thought, someone here maybe knows a package. but thanks anyway :)
[13:53] <Halitech> sint, I've never tried to do things with just the command line so not sure what might help
[13:53] <sint> Halitech: ya, no problem
[13:53] <disappearedng> is there a way for me to configure my mysqldb socket location on default actions from mysqldb?
[13:53] <Harrison_Bergero> it was too large for the wastebasket, so its not there to recover
[13:54] <speedo_> gpanwitz what should i do then?
[13:55] <maonx> when i turn on my ubuntu9.04,it echo: softreset failed (devicenot ready)
[13:56] <rittis> hey leute
[13:56] <Harrison_Bergero> file recovery anyone?
[13:56] <Harrison_Bergero> need some help
[13:56] <Snewp> hi, is it possible to install lilo instead of grub during install?
[13:56] <Harrison_Bergero> the folder was too large for the waste basket#
[13:57] <Harrison_Bergero> how do i recover it
[13:57] <rittis> see you
[13:57] <dwarder> Snewp: why lilo?
[13:58] <Halitech> Harrison_Bergero, try testdisk or photorec
[13:58] <Snewp> dwarder: for the reason that I'm having problem with dualboot
[13:59] <leftcase> Hi there, does anyone know if Xen is supported in Ubuntu?
[13:59] <Yukari_> yes why not
[13:59] <Yukari_> it is
[14:00] <legend2440> Harrison_Bergero: http://www.linux.com/archive/articles/58142
[14:00] <leftcase> Yukari, I don't suppose you know if it's supported by Canonical under support contract do you? i.e is in the main repo?
[14:01] <dcorking_> newb launchpad question - Bug #367583  is tagged as "Fix released unassigned" - but the fix is released into 9.10 not 9.04 - does the fix qualify to be a jaunty update?
[14:01] <wzssyqa> leftcase: yes,have a kernel with word xen
[14:01] <aaron111> helo
[14:01] <Pici> leftcase: It might be good to ask in #ubuntu-server as well
[14:01] <leftcase> Hi guys, Pici: Thanks.
[14:01] <varmont> hai all
[14:04] <azlon> tavasti, finally got it to add... no idea what i did
[14:04] <Strogg_> can i have help here with kolab software ?
[14:05] <neil_d> I am having trouble with "apt-get update" it gets to "Hit http://mini-cl jaunty-security Release" then stops at "40% [Waiting for headers]"  any ideas on getting it to work.
[14:06] <tavasti> azlon, your problems may be somehow related to my problem also
[14:06] <Halitech> neil_d, doesn't look like its formatted properly, can you use pastebin to post cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[14:06] <bazhang> !slow | neil_d
[14:07] <vatts> !juice
[14:07] <vatts> :(
[14:07] <vatts> what about !apple?
[14:07] <tavasti> I also have few disks on mb sata connectors, and latest is on add-on sata controller
[14:07] <bazhang> !msgthebot > vatts
[14:07] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: i downloaded the cd. do you know what my boot order shoulb be?
[14:07] <azlon> tavasti, i redid my fdisk, read through the mdadm man, restarted and ran the command again and it worked
[14:07]  * vatts pokes bazhang
[14:08] <lucky> please help me , I am unable to use the compiz in my system.............
[14:08] <tavasti> azlon, and did 'mdadm -G ...' also work fine, and array took new drive to work?
[14:08] <Halitech> lucky, what video card do you have?
[14:08] <Syniq> Anyone in here know what I need to do to get a KeySonic keyboard working in Ubuntu?  It's showing up in lsusb as "Jing-Mold Enterprise Co., Ltd." :/
[14:08] <Syniq> lucky: What Halitech said.
[14:09] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, boot from that cd/dvd
[14:09] <whileimhere> Good morning. I have a 2 gig thumbdrive. I try to copy about 1 gig worth of files over to it while it is blank and it always refuses to copy more than 400 mb. Why is this any ideas?
[14:09] <azlon> tavasti, how can i check the status of the grow? i think it is working but i just want to check
[14:09] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: i put in the disk, and the screen is just blank
[14:09] <dcorking_> which is the right channel to discuss status of jaunty bugs?
[14:10] <tavasti> azlon, cat /proc/mdstat
[14:10] <lucky> bye.
[14:10] <azlon> tavasti, nm, its cat /proc/mdstat same as always
[14:10] <lucky> I am leaving now friends.
[14:10] <azlon> tavasti, its growing now... 0.1% done ;)
[14:10] <tavasti> for such big array it takes time
[14:11] <azlon> tavasti, now when this is done growing i will need to resize the raid, right? something like resize2fs or something... will this also work on NTFS or is this specifically for ext filesystems?
[14:11] <tavasti> how do you use that raid?
[14:12] <tavasti> do you have partition table there, or is it lvm volume, or?
[14:12] <ActionParsnip> !raid
[14:12] <Syniq> Gah, why won't this sodding thing work as a keyboard WORK YOU GITBAG! *kicks it*
[14:14] <azlon> how can i make my cat /proc/mdstat auto update?
[14:14] <kane77> hi, what package should I install if I want complete xfce environment, but without removing ubuntu-xsplash-artwork? In other words I want to have ubuntu-desktop but also have complete xfce
[14:14] <Aaron_Wiener-Blo> tavasti: i put in the disk, and the screen is just blank
[14:14] <h4ck3rs0nly> need help,      msscorefonts 3 cant cant reach the sourceforge fonts http's
[14:14] <helix84> Hello, I installed Karmic Beta for testing and I won't get an address from DHCP on ethernet. Neither NetworkManager nor dhclient will receive a DHCPOFFER. Static configuration does work. DHCP works in Windows XP on the same computer. Any clues how I can investigate the problem?
[14:14] <Halitech> kane77, sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[14:14] <bazhang> helix84, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[14:14] <azlon> tavasti, uhmm... i just have 4x1TB hdds that share my backed up DVDs to other media center machines
[14:15] <kane77> Halitech, but this want to remove some packages..
[14:15] <azlon> tavasti, so i guess this is a LVM?
[14:15] <helix84> bazhang: thanks
[14:15] <Halitech> kane77, like what?
[14:15] <tavasti> azlon, fdisk -l /dev/md0 ?
[14:15] <tavasti> azlon, or: pvs
[14:15] <neil_d> bazhang: why is it slow,  is there a new update.
[14:15] <kane77> Halitech, ubuntu-xsplash-artwork
[14:15] <varmont> hay all
[14:15] <Halitech> kane77, you can reinstall it if you want
[14:15] <bazhang> neil_d, karmic updates I would imagine
[14:15] <theadmin> So... yesterday i asked about some domain blocker and got a couple of answers, but that's not what i need... I'd like something simple, like what LinuxMint has.
[14:16] <tavasti> Aaron_Wiener-Blo, press reset or recycle power
[14:16] <varmont> ubuntu next version doesnt suporrt 32 bit Pc
[14:16] <Halitech> theadmin, add them to your hosts file
[14:16] <ActionParsnip> varmont: course it does
[14:16] <varmont> why???
[14:16] <kane77> varmont, where do you get that from?
[14:16] <theadmin> Hailtech: /etc/hosts? How does this file work exactly, i'm not sure.
[14:16] <wzssyqa> varmont: today is not 4.1
[14:17] <ltcabral> is there a program to edit .fla files? similiar to adobe flash
[14:17] <Halitech> theadmin, you would add <domainname> 127.0.0.1
[14:17] <varmont> in ubuntu 9.10
[14:17] <ActionParsnip> varmont: netbooks for one
[14:17] <theadmin> Halitech: so... "microsoft.com 127.0.0.1" would do?
[14:18] <azlon> tavasti, http://pastebin.com/d3dc489c7
[14:18] <flyman> ltcabral: it's called flash4linux -f4l
[14:18] <Halitech> theadmin, it should, just use the same format as the current hosts file, actually its 127.0.0.1  microsoft.com
[14:18] <theadmin> Oh
[14:18] <varmont> System requirements
[14:18] <varmont> Ubuntu is available for PC, 64-Bit PC and Intel-based Mac architectures. At least 256 MB of RAM is required to run the alternate install CD (384MB of RAM is required to use the live CD based installer). Install requires at least 4 GB of disk space.
[14:18] <varmont>  
[14:18] <varmont>  
[14:18] <FloodBot2> varmont: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:18] <ActionParsnip> varmont: why would it NOT be 64bit?
[14:18] <ltcabral> flyman: thanks
[14:18] <ActionParsnip> varmont: and 32bit as well?
[14:18] <Halitech> theadmin, add it below where it has 127.0.0.1 localhost and any others that are currently there
[14:19] <tavasti> azlon, 'This doesn't look like a partition table', so you have lvm or direct filesystem there
[14:19] <bazhang> varmont, PC = 32 bit
[14:19] <azlon> tavasti, is that good or is this something that i need to change? i'm way over my head with this stuff
[14:19] <varmont> wew
[14:19] <tavasti> azlon, just need different set of commands
[14:20] <bazhang> varmont, did you have a support question?
[14:20] <Strogg_> PC = 64bits
[14:20] <tavasti> azlon, run: pvs ; df -h
[14:20] <varmont> why dosnt suppprt in 32 bit
[14:20] <Halitech> PC = personal computer
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> varmont: also, if you visit: http://releases.ubuntu.com/karmic/ you 'll see an x86 (aka 32bit) ISO
[14:20] <Strogg_> :)
[14:20] <bazhang> varmont, it does. Please stop repeating
[14:20] <ActionParsnip> varmont: it does
[14:20] <Schweiz> Good afternoon. I'd have a little stupid question : I can't watch a video without a graphic card, is there a way to solve this problem without adding such a card ? Totem and VLC crash when I try to watch a video without a graphic card. When I add one, it works fine, but since the card is a bit too wide for my computer, it's not a good way to solve this problem.
[14:20] <cgroza> hello,today pidgin refused to login to my yahoo account....I added cn. at the begining of the pager server but it didnt work!any sugestions?
[14:20] <varmont> ok
[14:21] <varmont> ^.^ happy now
[14:21] <Halitech> Schweiz, you have a graphics adapter or you wouldn't see anything on your monitor
[14:21] <ActionParsnip> varmont: why would you think it would only be 64bit?
[14:21] <Guest88521> hey, i just downloaded and installed ubuntu 9.04, the broadcome wireless didnt work when started up. How would i go about getting it to work?
[14:21] <bazhang> Schweiz, you must mean driver not card
[14:21] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | Guest88521
[14:21] <varmont> look in this http://www.ubuntu.com/products/WhatIsUbuntu/desktopedition
[14:21] <dcorking_> re my question about the gwibber bug - which is more polite (a) add question to the launchpad ticket (b) ask on MOTU or other mailing list (c) rephrase question 3 different ways on IRC (  ... sorry ... :( )
[14:21] <varmont> look in this http://www.ubuntu.com/products/WhatIsUbuntu/desktopedition
[14:21] <FloodBot2> varmont: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:22] <varmont> sooory
[14:22] <Schweiz> Halitech: yes, I've one on the main board, but I cannot watch a video when I use it, I have to plug a card
[14:22] <bazhang> varmont, please dont do that
[14:22] <LjL> !repeat | varmont
[14:22] <varmont> soory
[14:22] <Schweiz> bazhang: no, I do mean a card
[14:22] <Halitech> Schweiz, what card and what version of ubuntu?
[14:22] <cgroza> hello,today pidgin refused to login to my yahoo account....I added cn. at the begining of the pager server but it didnt work!any sugestions?
[14:22] <kane77> varmont, let me quote from the page you pasted: "Ubuntu is available for PC, 64-Bit PC and Intel-based Mac architectures."
[14:23] <varmont> my cipset is intelllllll
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> varmont: yes, if you click download yuo can get both 32bit and 64bit
[14:23] <bazhang> varmont, then you are fine
[14:23] <varmont> ow
[14:23] <dcorking_> varmont, I guess most of us with 32 bit PCs just think of them as PCs - do you have a 32-bit PC and were you afraid that support for it was dropped ?
[14:23] <varmont> seriusly
[14:23] <flyman> shouldn't run 64bit unless you have more then 3gb of ram for one main reason
[14:23] <bazhang> varmont, yes. it is ok
[14:24] <varmont> ^.^ happy me now
[14:24] <Halitech> flyman, I'll disagree with that, I run 64bit and I only have 2gig of ram and I find it does run faster then 32bit
[14:24] <azlon> tavasti, i tried running pvs but it isnt installed. tried installing it but it isnt in my repository list
[14:24] <tavasti> azlon, then you don't have lvm
[14:24] <ActionParsnip> Halitech: in certain circumstances 64bitness caan help (like data transforms (encoding / decoding))
[14:25] <tavasti> azlon, run 'df -h; mount'  (normal user is ok, no need for sudo)
[14:25] <azlon> tavasti, ok... should i get lvm?
[14:25] <Halitech> ActionParsnip, agreed and I mostly do video encoding
[14:25] <flyman> Halitech: That may be true, I don't disagree but the advantage of running 64bit is if you have large amount of ram, hard drives, etc as 32bit doesn't recognize more than 3GB ram and so on.
[14:25] <Schweiz> Halitech: I'm using ubuntu 9.04, and I think the card is an old geforce 2. It works fine, but since I'm using a ...err... "flat tower" computer, the card is too wide. The computer cannot close when it is plugged in. When I do not use the graphic card but the mainboard's output, totem and vlc crashes when I open a video (the terminal tells me it is a bad alloc problem). Any idea of what I...
[14:25] <Schweiz> ...could do ?
[14:25] <bandlo> can anybody help i've got an ati radeon xpress200 and want to use an additional sreen with a resolution of 1680x1050 but it seems as my driver doesn't support this resolution
[14:25] <tavasti> azlon, lvm would be nice, but that would mean wiping all your data away
[14:25] <ActionParsnip> Halitech: then get as many bits as you can
[14:26] <azlon> tavasti, ill do it on the next raid ;)
[14:26] <Halitech> Schweiz, did you install the nvidia driver for your card?
[14:26] <azlon> tavasti, http://pastebin.com/d74cfd579
[14:26] <Halitech> ActionParsnip, I do :)
[14:26] <bandlo> and i'm using ubuntu 9.04
[14:26] <h4ck3rs0nly> need help,      msscorefonts 3 cant cant reach the sourceforge fonts http's
[14:28] <Guest88521> is Broadcom 4321AG 802.11a/b/g/draf-n WiFi adapater same thing as the BCM4312 802.11b/g - low power ?
[14:28] <Halitech> h4ck3rs0nly, I think its msttcorefonts
[14:28] <Schweiz> Halitech: I don't, and  don't think I need to. The card is not the problem, the mainboard's graphic chip is. The card is about one inch too wide for my computer, so I won't use it, therefore I'd like the graphic chip to work correctly.
[14:28] <tavasti> azlon, where is your raid, I cannot see such big filesystem or am I blind?
[14:28] <Halitech> Schweiz, what is the onboard chip?
[14:29] <azlon> tavasti, its building right now. i unmounted it before growing it... seems a little dangerous to run such operations while mounted
[14:29] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitec, check pm
[14:29] <eddy> how do i make /var/www/ accessible, so i can save files there?
[14:29] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, check pm
[14:29] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[14:29] <Guest88521> woah
[14:29] <Halitech> h4ck3rs0nly, I don't do pm
[14:29] <Guest88521> fun
[14:30] <tavasti> azlon, can you show me that line from your /etc/fstab
[14:30] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, ow ok, but, can you help me out?
[14:30] <azlon> tavasti, ok... hold on
[14:30] <Halitech> h4ck3rs0nly, did you try sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts?
[14:30] <bandlo>  can anybody help i've got an ati radeon xpress200 and want to use an additional sreen with a resolution of 1680x1050 but it seems as my driver doesn't support this resolution
[14:31] <Guest88521> anyone know the steps of getting a network card to work if you have the driver? I've done it before but dont remember how.
[14:31] <ActionParsnip> eddy: you can make a group, add root and your user to the group, then give group ownership to the new group
[14:31] <eddy> okay
[14:31] <Schweiz> Halitech: that is a good question. I'll try to search for the specifications of my computer
[14:31] <Halitech> bandlo, I don't think the opensource driver supports dual screens with that resolution
[14:31] <Halitech> Schweiz, lspci
[14:31] <azlon> tavasti, /dev/md0 /media/ArchiveStorage auto defaults 0 3
[14:31] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, no, after I installed ubuntu restricted extras, everytime I install something the prog tries to get fonts or something but it cant
[14:31] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, takes 5 mins every install
[14:31] <Halitech> h4ck3rs0nly, then try that command and see if it installs
[14:32] <tavasti> azlon, auto doesn't tell what kind of filesystem there is...
[14:32] <bandlo> @ halitech but when i used ubuntu 8.04 it worked quite well with fglrx
[14:32] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, ok..
[14:32] <azlon> tavasti, its a NTFS
[14:32] <Schweiz> Halitech: thank you, I give you the result in one minute
[14:32] <Halitech> bandlo, that was in 8.04, 9.04 doesn't use the same version of xorg which is also why the ati driver won't work either
[14:33] <bandlo> but when i installed flgrx this time nothing absolutly nothing worked anymore
[14:33] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, I get the same errors
[14:33] <bandlo> so what can i do
[14:33] <Schweiz> Halitech: I see nothing which looks a vga controller : http://pastebin.com/debf8055
[14:34] <Halitech> bandlo, go back to 8.04
[14:34] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, it cant track the hosts
[14:34] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, from sourceforge
[14:34] <bandlo> please give me a better solution than switching to windows where confound it everything always works fine
[14:35] <Halitech> Schweiz, line 13 in the post 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400] (rev a1)
[14:35] <Halitech> Schweiz, is the card plugged in right now?
[14:35] <Schweiz> Halitech: that is the graphic card I'd like not to use, yes
[14:35] <tavasti> azlon, then I cannot help you
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> bandlo: is it ok in jaunty?
[14:35] <cgroza> hello,today pidgin refused to login to my yahoo account....I added cn. at the begining of the pager server but it didnt work!any sugestions?
[14:35] <Schweiz> Halitech: hmm, it may be hiding the vga controler, I should reboot without the card, shouldn't I ?
[14:35] <tavasti> last time I used windows it's version was 3.11, and sure there was no ntfs
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> !yahoo
[14:35] <azlon> tavasti, do what? convert to lvm?
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> hmm
[14:36] <Halitech> Schweiz, ok, it probably disabled the onboard chip when you plugged it in, shutdown and remove the card, power up and run the same command and post the results
[14:36] <Schweiz> Halitech: okay, I'm back in a few minutes, thank for your help
[14:36] <Halitech> h4ck3rs0nly, site may be down, what address does it say it can't find?
[14:36] <tavasti> azlon, check documentation for ntfstools/utils documentation and see if it is possible to grow that filesystem
[14:36] <eddy> how do i grant a group write access?  (to var/www)
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> cgroza: http://www.celticwolf.com/useful-information/faqs/26-pidgin-yahoo
[14:37] <cgroza> ActionParsnip,well i changed that and it worked a few weeks,but now its happening again with the same settings
[14:37] <bandlo> what do you mean action parsnip
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> cgroza: they keep changing servers because they suck
[14:38] <Halitech> bandlo, only reason why things "work" in windows is because the companies write drivers for windows, the issue is ati dropping support and xorg changing things
[14:38] <cgroza> ActionParsnip,thats true :))
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> cgroza: try scsa.msg.yahoo.com
[14:39] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, lemme check
[14:39] <vladatnyc> Hi, does anyone know how to make sure a process uses as specific ip address. I have a machine with a single nic, i added a virtual ip address to it and i would like a specific program (firefox & others) to use that virtual ip address (for the purposes on QOS on the router)
[14:39] <cgroza> ActionParsnip,well i googled first and i did this,didnt worked
[14:39] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, all from sourceforge
[14:39] <Halitech> h4ck3rs0nly, ok, whats the actual url?
[14:39] <ichat> ActionParsnip:  -  strainge huh, -  chipmakers  writing an os driver
[14:39] <bandlo> i know but i don't understand why the ubuntu developers worsen their product
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> cgroza: bah thats whats in the latest carrier. i dont use yahoo. could try installing the latest win client to see where it connects
[14:39] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, lemme check =p
[14:40] <azlon> tavasti, got it, just have to install resizentfs
[14:40] <bandlo> in 8.04 i didn't have any problems with fglrx
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> ichat: indeed (nvidia)
[14:40] <viru> cgroza, have you tried to use Gyach-i
[14:40] <eddy> nm, i got it'
[14:40] <ichat> ActionParsnip:  - not just... how about broadcom :P
[14:40] <Halitech> bandlo, they have to work with what the devs of other packages give them, they don;t write everything from scratch and its not just Ubuntu thats affected
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> ichat: oh dont get me started :(
[14:40] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, downloads.sourceforge.net. downloads.sourceforge.net'  http://switch.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/corefonts/andale32.exe
[14:40] <cgroza> viru,i tried 3 clients
[14:41] <tavasti> azlon, I would back-up all crucial data from it before resizing
[14:41] <ichat> Lolz...
[14:41] <viru> same issue with all of them ?
[14:41] <cgroza> ActionParsnip,how do i do that?
[14:41] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, there coming more...
[14:41] <cgroza> ActionParsnip,i canged the pager server and i get an error could not connect...refused
[14:41] <tavasti> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8077358
[14:41] <Halitech> h4ck3rs0nly, site works for me, can you load http://switch.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/corefonts in a browser?
[14:41] <azlon> tavasti, crap... i dont have anything that big. hrmm... i guess ill just give it a shot... nothing i cant download again
[14:42] <viru> well I faced some login problem with Pidgin so shifted to gyachi and I was able to login on yahoo on that
[14:42] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, yes i can
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> cgroza: right port number?
[14:42] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, but it are far more, i cant copy paste
[14:42] <Halitech> h4ck3rs0nly, strange, should work then
[14:42] <Animagladius> Hi.
[14:42] <Halitech> !pastebin | h4ck3rs0nly
[14:43] <cgroza> ActionParsnip,i am trying different version.....lets see if it works...thanks for the link.
[14:43] <ltcabral> how do i change my password from terminal?
[14:43] <vladatnyc> ltcabral, passwd
[14:43] <ltcabral> vladatnyc: passwd <newpas> ?
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> cgroza: gl dude
[14:44] <ray__> ltcabral: try passwd
[14:44] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, ill just wait
[14:44] <bandlo> @ actionparsnip is it reasonable to install that driver http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.7&product=2.7.4.3.3.3.1&lang=English i don't want to get a black screen again
[14:44] <cgroza> ActionParsnip,what is gl?
[14:44] <h4ck3rs0nly> halitech, tyvm for your help
[14:44] <ltcabral> vladatnyc ray__ thanks
[14:44] <joaopinto> ltcabral, no, passwd only
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> cgroza: good luck
[14:44] <cgroza> ActionParsnip,thanks
[14:45] <ray__> ltcabral: welcome
[14:45] <ichat> bandlo:  - whats your card
[14:45] <bandlo> xpress 200
[14:45] <bandlo> ati radeon
[14:45] <cgroza> pidgin 2.6.1 seems to support voice and video!
[14:46] <Halitech> bandlo, no, do not install that driver, it doesn't work with 9.04 and the new xorg
[14:46] <ichat> legacy should be workin fine it did with me
[14:46] <bandlo> it seems as everybody knows the problem, but noone cares about it
[14:46] <joaopinto> bandlo, you card is no longer supported by the vendor's driver
[14:46] <h4ck3rs0nly> I thing ATI hates linux XD
[14:46] <joaopinto> bandlo, complain to your vendor, he is the one dropping the support for you
[14:47] <joaopinto> h4ck3rs0nly, righ, so that's why they provide us a driver...
[14:47] <bandlo> under 8.04 it worked quite well
[14:47] <Kingsy101> h4ck3rs0nly - problem fixed :) thanks man :)
[14:47] <Halitech> bandlo, its not that no one cares, its just taking time to write new drivers in the opensource community that has the same support as the ati drivers
[14:47] <joaopinto> bandlo, sure, before ATI decided to not support legacy models
[14:47] <h4ck3rs0nly> joaopinto, bad drivers
[14:47] <ActionParsnip> bad ATi
[14:47] <joaopinto> h4ck3rs0nly, I can't complain myself
[14:47] <ray__> problem in setting yahoo account in Empathy: it shows Network Error
[14:48] <carlosgaldino> hi, i installed the karmic koala beta and every time that i open an multimedia file the computer bips a little noise...it's normal?
[14:48] <joaopinto> anyay, let's not get OT
[14:48] <joaopinto> !karmic | carlosgaldino
[14:48] <h4ck3rs0nly> joaopinto, I can, just like anyone else
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> but badmouthing ati is so fun
[14:48] <ray__> problem in setting yahoo account in Empathy: it shows Network Error
[14:48] <bandlo> but why did they change the xserver in a sense that i can't use fglrx anymore
[14:48] <joaopinto> bandlo, because it was required, it's called, upgrading
[14:48] <Halitech> bandlo, which "they" are you talking about?
[14:48] <carlosgaldino> joaopinto, what?
[14:48] <bandlo> the ubuntu developers
[14:49] <mikebeecham> hey there guys...I was thinking about installing KDE desktop into my Ubuntu Dist.  Is this a good idea?  Are there any intrinsic issues?
[14:49] <joaopinto> carlosgaldino, you are on the wrong channel, please join #ubuntu+1
[14:49] <Halitech> bandlo, the ubuntu devs didn't, they had to take what the Xorg deevs gave them to work with
[14:49] <joaopinto> mikebeecham, nothing special except the extra disk space usage :P
[14:49] <cdavis> What is the screen shot tool that will allow you to draw a box around what you want to copy?
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> mikebeecham: nothing stopping you at all, go for it
[14:49] <joaopinto> cdavis, shuttler
[14:49] <mikebeecham> ActionParsnip: will I be able to revert back if I dont like it?
[14:49] <ichat> h4ck3rs0nly:  -  just cuz it took them a while to get siriously decent drivers for it...  building drivers on top of xorg isn't easy, and ati isn't  free (like nv) to just disclose any info about thair drivers
[14:49] <bandlo> so they are to blame
[14:49] <joaopinto> cdavis, ops, shutter
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> cdavis: theres a snapshot app that runs if you press print screen, you can change the option to be a region
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> mikebeecham: sure, just uninstall it like any other app
[14:50] <Halitech> bandlo, it was a case of bad timing between ati dropping support and Xorg making changes
[14:50] <ichat> ati was using a lot of licenced (pattanted)  components - so just  giving all info to the linux com. was imposible
[14:50] <carlosgaldino> joaopinto, which server should i join?
[14:50] <joaopinto> ActionParsnip, how do you set it to select a region ?
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> mikebeecham: you could also try xfce or lxde or any of the other desktops
[14:50] <carlosgaldino> joaopinto, what name?
[14:50] <joaopinto> carlosgaldino, is the same server, just a different channel, /join #ubuntu+1
[14:50] <h4ck3rs0nly> ichat, old cards are still not supported like nvidia's ones
[14:51] <bandlo> probably well best if i throw away my 22zoll screen
[14:51] <Halitech> bandlo, is it a laptop?
[14:51] <carlosgaldino> joaopinto, ok, thanks
[14:51] <bandlo> yeah and a screen connected
[14:51] <cdavis> joaopinto: shutter isn't in the repos, is that right?
[14:51] <ray__> problem in setting yahoo account in Empathy: it shows Network Error, any idea?
[14:51] <joaopinto> ray__, are you using karmic ?
[14:52] <joaopinto> cdavis, it is
[14:52] <cdavis> ActionParsnip: What is the app name, my print screen button doesn't open a program that will allow a region selection
[14:52] <joaopinto> cdavis, I mean, I am not sure for jaunty
[14:52] <Halitech> bandlo, best option now then would be to downgrade to 8.04 where it does work and wait for new opensource drivers
[14:52] <joaopinto> ActionParsnip, cdavis I don't thinkg gnome-screenshot allows to do that
[14:52] <mikebeecham> ActionParsnip: I was under the impression that you cant just uninstall it through Synaptics like other packages
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> cdavis: joaopinto: its in accessories -> take screen shot
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> mikebeecham: sure you can, its a package like anything else
[14:52] <joaopinto> ActionParsnip, oh, right
[14:52] <ichat> because newer card reside less on patants by others...  its easier to build drivers for them...   in trueth amd / ati would be wise to just let it rest     and put ALL thair time in an foss  driver for modern cards
[14:53] <Kenjiro> good morning
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> joaopinto: cdavis: once its running you can select "region" and you will have to draw a box round what you want
[14:53] <Amjad> hello
[14:53] <bandlo> yes but actually everything worked fine under 8.04 and then i got the worst of all ideas to upgrade on 9.04
[14:53] <Schweiz> Halitech: I'm back ... and I think I solved the problem. I had problems to connect to freenode, and while waiting, I looked read forums messages about my controler.
[14:53] <h4ck3rs0nly> ichat, thats true, but its still not a good thing =p
[14:54] <ichat> h4ck3rs0nly:  - not in the short run ....
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> mikebeecham: just like updates use packages, installing another desktop uses those, all buntus use the same repos so you can blend between DEs if you wish. Some folks use gnome desktop then install amarok for medi aplayback
[14:54] <Halitech> Schweiz, so you got it working?
[14:54] <Kenjiro> guys, this computer has a Via S3 Unichrome Pro video card (onboard) but xorg is using the VESA driver, which is not that good in performance
[14:54] <Amjad> Is there any one help me
[14:54] <Schweiz> Halitech: it seems that by default my computer redirects the video output to something that does not exists. I told VLC to redirect it to Opengl or X11 and it works now. That is strange. It still does not work with totem, but I guess I can live with that.
[14:54] <Kenjiro> how can I make xorg use the correct driver? (no I don't know the name of the correct driver)
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> mikebeecham: amarok is kde based but as long as you have space for the qt libs and other fluff that amarok needs you can install it
[14:54] <mikebeecham> ActionParsnip: whilst I appreciate your advise, I wonder what you would make of this then: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome
[14:54] <andry> I need help guys
[14:55] <Halitech> Schweiz, vlc I find it better anyway :)
[14:55] <Kenjiro> where can I at least find the list of drivers?
[14:55] <andry> My sound is not working
[14:55] <Amjad> Is there one has a background in vpn
[14:55] <bandlo> i think if there are so deep changes in the xorg they should at least announce it, so i could have reacted on it
[14:55] <andry> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[14:55] <Amjad> I want to ride vpn
[14:55] <h4ck3rs0nly> Halitech, I find it better     is geen engels XD
[14:55] <andry> lspci
[14:55] <andry> Codec: IDT ID 7603
[14:55] <andry> Codec: Generic 11c1 ID 1040
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> mikebeecham: thats because uninstalling kubuntu-deskto pdoes very little, you need to remove the packages it installs
[14:56] <clarjon1> Hey all
[14:56] <clarjon1> Just wanted to let you know that you have a new ubuntu user... My co-worker!
[14:56] <andry> lspci Codec: IDT ID 7603
[14:56] <Kenjiro> in the old times I could run "xorgconfig" or "xorgsetup" to solve that
[14:56] <viru> clarjon1, pleased to meet you, even I am a new ubuntu user
[14:56] <clarjon1> Moved from win2k to ubuntu in one smooth motion :)
[14:56] <Schweiz> Halitech: yes, me too, but I use totem for reading mp3's. I'm gonna try to open the movie with totem from a remote computer, with ssh. I wonder what it'll do
[14:57] <andry> Can someone help me?
[14:57] <Amjad> help me ?!!
[14:57] <pradeep> hello everyone
[14:57] <Amjad> pls
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> mikebeecham: you can just install the desktop rather than all the apps too, to make the install smaller
[14:57] <andry> help me
[14:57] <clarjon1> viru: Glad to hear it. I'm actually a 'veteran' linux user, just letting you guys know about yet another happy 'buntu user :)
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> !ask | Amjad
[14:57] <pradeep> amjad wats the problem
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> !ask | andry
[14:57] <mikebeecham> ActionParsnip: ahhh...so does that mean I wouold have uninstall all the packages manually then?
[14:57] <ichat> h4ck3rs0nly:  in the long run  a fully   compatible  foss driver for the  radeon hd series would outclass any effort in a you - even the  hd3200s  cards and stuff are to cheap to not replace legacy card with - if it would instantly fix all driver probs
[14:57] <pradeep> i woke up this morning only to find out that i cant login into my yahoo acc. i.e yahoo chat on pidgin but try i on widows xp yahoo messenger and i could anyone having the same issue
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> mikebeecham: it'd be less to uninstall
[14:57] <pradeep> __________
[14:57] <mikebeecham> I might just dual boot my other machine, which is a windows machine
[14:57] <andry> My sound is not working
[14:58] <andry> Anyone can help
[14:58] <andry> ?
[14:58] <Amjad> I want to open a vpn on the server
[14:58] <joaopinto> pradeep, this is not the right channel for that, ask on ##windows
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> andry: if you run; sudo lshw -C sound | grep product
[14:58] <clarjon1> pradeep: Yahoo has lately been "fixing" their servers to stop "legacy" clients from working.
[14:58] <Amjad> how to open openvpn
[14:58] <clarjon1> joaopinto: No, it's a pidgin issue
[14:58] <clarjon1> joaopinto: I've run into it before :/
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> andry: you will see what sound device you have, this will help in websearches
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> !vpn | Amjad
[14:58] <viru> pradeep,  check your login servers on pidgin
[14:59] <andry>        product: ATI Technologies Inc
[14:59] <joaopinto> ah ok
[14:59] <andry>        product: 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller
[14:59] <clarjon1> pradeep: You may want to check and see if there's an update for Pidgin.
[14:59] <xplorer1> hi any one help me in establishing a network btn. winxp and ubuntu
[14:59] <Amjad> yes
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> andry: bingo, that is your audio chip
[14:59] <pradeep> i use am i dont use windows
[14:59] <Schweiz> Halitech: thank you very much for your help and have a good day :)
[14:59] <pradeep> write nw am on ubuntu
[14:59] <phretor> hi, I sudo echo "/usr/bin/ls" > /etc/cron.hourly/dothis - will it be executed at minute 0 of each hour or I can set up the minute?
[14:59] <andry> Then What can I do?
[14:59] <pradeep> but cant logon in into yahoo chat
[15:00] <Pici> !enter
[15:00] <pradeep> is there any login server i dont know off
[15:00] <joaopinto> phretor, instead of that you use the regular user crontab
[15:00] <clarjon1> pradeep: Yahoo has lately been "blocking" clients that use old protocols. Check your package manager to see if there's an update for pidgin.
[15:00] <andry>        product: ATI Technologies Inc
[15:00] <andry>        product: 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller
[15:00] <viru> pradeep, try this, go to your pidgin account settings of Yahoo -> advanced -> select the server as scsa.msg.yahoo.com
[15:00] <Pici> !enter | andry
[15:00] <andry> Then WHAT ?
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> andry: is it a laptop?
[15:00] <andry> YES LAPTOP
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> andry: what make and model please?
[15:01] <clarjon1> Pici: He wasn't. The paste would have been more appropriate ;)
[15:01] <andry> HP pavilion Dv6 !!#)
[15:01] <andry> 1130
[15:01] <xplorer1> hi any one plz help me in establishing a network btn. winxp and ubuntu, just to pc's
[15:01] <andry> HP pavilion Dv6 1130
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> andry: does: sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel    make it work?
[15:02] <clarjon1> well i'mout
[15:02] <andry> NO
[15:02] <clarjon1> s/mout/m out/
[15:02] <andry> andry: does: sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel    make it work? NO NO
[15:02] <andry> NOTHING
[15:02] <pradeep> viru let me try it now
[15:02] <pradeep> a min
[15:03] <Pici> andry: Please calm down.
[15:03] <BlouBlou> !caps | andry
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> andry: kill the caps, it achieves nothing
[15:03] <andry> ok
[15:03] <andry> ok
[15:03] <samphippen> how do I set the partition /dev/sda3 to mount automatically when I log in/when I boot my system?
[15:03] <andry> Sorry
[15:03] <joaopinto> samphippen, you add it to /etc/rfstab
[15:03] <joaopinto> ops, fstab
[15:03] <andry> Sorry , now ?
[15:03] <Syniq> Anyone know why this sodding keyboard is showing up in lsusb and in /proc/bus/input/devices, but isn't actually working? >:/
[15:03] <joaopinto> !enter | andry
[15:04] <samphippen> joaopinto, it seems all these entries have uuids, how do I find that partitions uuid?
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> andry: gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[15:04] <pradeep> viru it worked
[15:04] <andry> What can I do now?
[15:04] <viru> great pradeep :)
[15:04] <andry> then?
[15:04] <ActionParsnip> andry: add this line to the end of the file and press enter on the end: options snd-hda-intel model=hp-dv5
[15:05] <andry> But mine is dv6
[15:05] <Amjad> ActionParsnip: E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code
[15:05] <pradeep> thanks man
[15:05] <pradeep> wephe
[15:05] <pradeep> weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
[15:05] <pradeep> i was using cn.scs.messenger.yahoo.com
[15:05] <FloodBot2> pradeep: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:05] <joaopinto> samphippen, sudo blkid
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> andry: try both. I'm just copying bits off a forum.
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> andry: once editted, reboot then try sound
[15:05] <temporarytao> hello everyone!
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> andry: if both fail try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1046137
[15:06] <Syniq> Config is at http://www.pastie.org/648360
[15:06] <temporarytao> can anyone tell me if compiz and maximus play nice with each other?
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> Amjad: can you pastebin the output
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> temporarytao: i'd ask in #compiz
[15:06] <pradeep> ok
[15:06] <pradeep> sorry
[15:06] <pradeep> hi
[15:06] <temporarytao> ActionParsnip, ah thanks
[15:06] <andry> Thank I will try
[15:07] <fosser_josh> hi anybody knows any data recovery tool for ubuntu(ext3,ext4 file system). i lost my important data by mistake.
[15:07] <Amjad> ok
[15:07] <Amjad> Seems to me the problem
[15:08] <Amjad> When you install
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> fosser_josh: restore from backup
[15:09] <fosser_josh> ActionParsnip: from backup?
[15:09] <Bonesy> amarok2 why are you so buggy and not fun to use compared to your predecessor
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> fosser_josh: yes, if the data is important you wil have made a backup
[15:09] <Bonesy> Is there some way to get Amarok 1.4 still
[15:10] <fosser_josh> ActionParsnip: i forget to take backup of my data & bymistake i done rm -rf to that folder
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[15:11] <samphippen> what are the default options to automount in fstab
[15:12] <andry> It doen't work for me
[15:12] <moon2> is their a way to reset my top panel back to start
[15:12] <Pici> !resetpanels | moon2
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> andry: so you tried both entrys in the text file and rebooted in etween?
[15:13] <andry> Which entry
[15:13] <minde> how install ubuntu ati driver help
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> andry: the model of the lapop in the file I told you earlier?
[15:13] <pradeep> minde on wat ubuntu version
[15:14] <gpled> has anyone gotten gnome schedule to work?
[15:14] <andry> I have tried options snd-hda-intel model=hp-dv5    options snd-hda-intel model=hp-dv6
[15:14] <minde> 9.04
[15:14] <andry> 8.08
[15:15] <moon2> ubottu ty
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> andry: ok then use the link I gave to compile alsa
[15:15] <Syniq> ubottu: Sit!
[15:15] <andry> I have tried it
[15:15] <Syniq> See.  Deviance.
[15:16] <Syniq> *Defiance, too.
[15:16] <erUSUL> !undelete | fosser_josh
[15:16] <cdavis> joaopinto: I configured the shutter PPA and installed it. Very nice program. Thanks!
[15:16] <cdavis> What does PPA stand for?
[15:16] <joaopinto> !ppa
[15:16] <andry> sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel do not change anything
[15:16] <cdavis> andry: lsmod might then show snd-hda-intel
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> andry: then recompile alsa using the guide i posted
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> andry: unless someone else has a hint
[15:17] <andry> snd_hda_intel         346136  2
[15:18]  * Syniq can't believe no-one here knows owt about troubleshooting HIDs.
[15:18] <andry> when runiing lsmod it shows snd_hda_intel         346136  2
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> Syniq: whats a HID?
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> andry: great, then you may need to compile
[15:18] <Syniq> ActionParsnip: You're typing on one. ;)
[15:19] <andry> How do I compile it?
[15:19] <Syniq> Human Interface Device.
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> Syniq: a laptop?
[15:19]  * Syniq looks at goatse.
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> andry: if both fail try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1046137
[15:20] <goatse> HURRRR
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> Syniq: quick wikipedia later and im now a bit more educated
[15:20] <andry> Thanks I will try it then
[15:22] <andyL> what could be the reason for a disk to go offline in ubuntu server
[15:22] <noren> hello all, please tell me the console command t o update all packages
[15:23] <genii> noren: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> noren: : sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[15:23]  * genii hands ActionParsnip a coffee
[15:23] <noren> thnks guys
[15:23] <Bonesy> How well does Windows 7 partition itself when installing?
[15:23]  * ActionParsnip hands genii a vodka
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> !ot | Bonesy
[15:24] <genii> ActionParsnip: Too early in the morning on a workday, but thanks for the thought
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> genii: its 3:30pm here :)
[15:24]  * Boohbah hands ActionParsnip a vodka-coffee
[15:25] <noren> i got one more problem, my system keeps logging out after some time
[15:25] <genii> andyL: Hardware failure is the usual suspect
[15:25] <noren> how can i solve that
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> mmm tasty
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> noren: install openssh-server   when you are logged out, ssh in and run: dmesg | tail     as well as read the other logs
[15:26] <dabukalam> my server just stopped connecting to my network. after connecting a monitor and kb, and rebooting, i see that it doesn't have the auto eth0 thing in network connections for some reason. ifconfig shows eth0 though. what's the problem?!
[15:27] <noren> ActionParsnip: i have never used ssh ever before
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> noren: you can use ssh from linux or putty in windows
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> noren: all it is, is: ssh user@servername
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> noren: or from windows: putty user@server
[15:28] <GiveMeWeed> hi, i would like to check what services i am executing in my pc and what ports they uzing
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> noren: log in with your usual password and you are connected, you can run cli commands as yo wish
[15:28] <GiveMeWeed> how can i?
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> noren: ssh is a whole lot more than that but we'll stay simple for now
[15:29] <GiveMeWeed> hi, i would like to check what services i am executing in my pc and what ports they uzing
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> GiveMeWeed: netstat -a   will show active processes listening and waiting for connectios
[15:29] <genii> GiveMeWeed: netstat   and lsof  are useful
[15:29] <erUSUL> GiveMeWeed: sudo netstat -putan | grep LISTEN
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> GiveMeWeed: ps -ef | less    will show yo uthe processes running.
[15:29] <GiveMeWeed> okok ;) ty
[15:29] <noren> ActionParsnip: i got only kubuntu installed for now i dont have windows
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> noren: no other system?
[15:29] <noren> so u want me to install ssh-server also
[15:30] <genii> GiveMeWeed: lsof -i:##    where ## is an internet port number you want to see what services you have a daemon runnin on as well
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> noren: if you dont have another system its not necessary
[15:30] <andry> I can't access to the alsa upgrade file
[15:30] <andry> It ask for password
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> i gotta jet
[15:31] <GiveMeWeed> that putan and listen do what?
[15:31] <GiveMeWeed> creats a file name listen?
[15:31] <noren> i got only one system
[15:31] <noren> genii: can u tell me how can i check system log from konsole
[15:33] <noren> what is the minimum req to run ubuntu/kubuntu
[15:33] <noren> i meant mim ram requirnment
[15:33] <BlouBlou> noren: ram 256 mbs
[15:34] <chu_> Hey guys, off-topic of Ubuntu, but does anyone know of any good programming irc channels/servers
[15:35] <BlouBlou> chu_: read my pm
[15:35] <noren> i am trying to upgrade from intrepid to jaunty is sudo apt-get update-distro enough
[15:35] <noren> or i have to update the intrepid first
[15:35] <hyperz> afternoon :)
[15:36] <IdleOne> noren: your current version should have all updates installed and then you can see !upgrade
[15:36] <GiveMeWeed> i would like netstat to list conections and port number and its not doing that
[15:36] <noren> !upgrade
[15:37] <deviL_night> hello guys,, i need a IP Conflict Notifier.... somebody help me ??
[15:37] <hyperz> Just did a fresh install of 9.04 and my ATi 4870 worked right away with the fglrx drivers - 2012 must be real!
[15:38] <IdleOne> hyperz: let's hope not
[15:38] <hyperz> Hehe yeh :)
[15:40] <HandheldPenguin> I've got ubuntu installed on my D: partition
[15:40] <HandheldPenguin> and I've just done a fresh install of windows 7 on C:\
[15:40] <HandheldPenguin> and it deleted my grub I think
[15:40] <HandheldPenguin> So how do I get it back to give me the option?
[15:40] <IdleOne> !fixgrub | HandheldPenguin
[15:41] <HandheldPenguin> Cheers IdleOne
[15:41] <IdleOne> going to change my nick to FactoidOne
[15:41] <Syniq> Anyone know why the KeySonic keyboard referenced in http://www.pastie.org/648360 is picked up fine, configured correctly, but completely and utterly unresponsive? :(  It's really starting to get on my nerves now. :(
[15:45] <disismt> Hi all. What is the name of the default program that opens archives (tar, rar etc) in Gnome? I want to invoke from command line...
[15:46] <Pici> disismt: file-roller
[15:46] <disismt> Pici: thanks a lot
[15:47] <azlon> ActionParsnip, can i use ntfsresize to resize a ntfs raid after i grow it instead of resize2fs (since this only applies to ext filesystems)?
[15:48] <HaRiTh> there are lots of people coming in here per second
[15:48] <kebomix> hello , some one solved my problem here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1285966  but i don't know sda3 which partition?
[15:49] <chu_> night all
[15:49] <kebomix> hello chu_
[15:54] <zer0her0> how would i create an account via CLI?
[15:55] <ikonia> useradd ?
[15:55] <zer0her0> ikonia: thanks :)
[15:55] <zer0her0> hehe
[15:55] <Pici> zer0her0: adduser is probably better
[15:55] <ikonia> true, an easier interface
[15:55] <Doonz> Im having trouble getting rsync to work without having to enter passwords. I followed this guide http://blogs.sun.com/jkini/entry/how_to_scp_scp_and but when i run rsync from my server i still get prompted for a passowrd any idea's?
[15:55] <trkemist> anyone here know a good website to learn how to really customize my ubuntu desktop?
[15:56] <zer0her0> Pici: thank you
[15:56] <trkemist> I am thinking that the human theme.. .SUCKS!
[15:56] <zer0her0> it's been a minute, but i'm sure if i read the man page it'll come back
[15:56] <Pici> Doonz: Does your private key require a passphrase?
[15:56] <Doonz> no
[15:56] <BlouBlou> trkemist: http://www.gnome-look.org/
[15:56] <bazhang> gnome-look.org trkemist
[15:57] <dcorking_> pradeep, yahoo registered ok for me on pidgin today - maybe I just got lucky
[15:57] <Pici> Doonz: What password are you being prompted for?
[15:57] <Plagman> Hi
[15:57] <pradeep> am working now dcorking
[15:57] <pradeep> hi plagman
[15:57] <Plagman> Is there a PPA where I can get gdb 7 for jaunty
[15:57] <Doonz> Pici: im being prompted to log int the box
[15:57] <Plagman> >
[15:57] <Plagman> ?
[15:58] <pradeep> my yahoo is working
[15:58] <moon2> was dial-up ever fixed in laptops
[15:58] <Doonz> like i run the rsync command and it then asks me for the password on the remote machine
[15:58] <pradeep> just changed the server address
[15:59] <admin2> hi
[15:59] <LMJ> hi
[16:00] <Pici> Doonz: Are you specifying the key in the rsync command? For example, this is out of one of my rsync scripts: rsync -az --progress -e "ssh -i $KEY" $USER@$RHOST:$directory $directory
[16:00] <Doonz> oh
[16:00] <Doonz> um
[16:00] <LMJ> is anyone use Empathy here ? I can't find a way to force him to use my Webcam mic instead of the default input, anyone knows how to ?
[16:00] <pradeep> hi adim2 LMJ
[16:01] <LMJ> hi pradeep
[16:01] <joaopinto> LMJ, are you running karmic ?
[16:01] <Doonz> Pici: here's my command
[16:01] <LMJ> no, intrepid
[16:01] <Doonz> rsync -avv --progress -e ssh /home/media/website/ web@homeweb.org:/home/media/website/
[16:01] <joaopinto> ok
[16:01] <admin2> i have question
[16:02] <Doc_Lappy> doonz what language are you writing that in?
[16:02] <pradeep> yup admin2
[16:02] <pradeep> ?
[16:02] <Doonz> Doc_Lappy: what?
[16:03] <Doc_Lappy> never mind that was just for a termiinal I see now
[16:03] <Doc_Lappy> syncing something from a pc to server doonz?
[16:03] <Doonz> server to server
[16:03] <Doc_Lappy> or what was that cmd for?
[16:03] <Pici> Doonz: Unless you're using the default key for your user (i.e.: id_rsa or id_dsa) then you need to specify the location of the private key file with the -i argument.
[16:03] <admin2> i would bloquing an http request by my firewall
[16:04] <LMJ> joaopinto : why, it could be fixed in karmic ?
[16:04] <admin2> how????
[16:05] <Doc_Lappy> I was just thiniing about writing a bash file to connect to my webserver doc@shellweb.net so I don't have to type it in every time but would have a icon to open the terminal and open the shell account for me, would that work and be easy to do on ubuntu?
[16:05] <Doonz> Pici: so i would ammend my line and add -i $KEY /home/media/website/ web@homeweb.org:/home/media/website/
[16:06] <admin2> i ued thi rule iptables -I INPUT -d 88.191.52.15 -p tcp --dport 80 -m string --to 70  --algo bm --string "GET /admin" -j DROP
[16:06] <Pici> Doonz: Where $KEY is /home/username/.ssh/something
[16:06] <Doonz> oh so where the id_rsa.pub is?
[16:06] <Doc_Lappy> I've written bat files on dos before but only written a few bash.sh files in the past and curious if you can easily write a bash file and put it on your gnome desktop to open?
[16:06] <Pici> Doonz: No, the complete path (including the filename) to where id_rsa is (not .pub)
[16:07] <admin2> ohhhhhhh please!!! answer me
[16:07] <joaopinto> LMJ, yes, because they are pushing empathy as a default
[16:07] <pradeep> gyachi for ubuntu anyone using it
[16:08] <Doc_Lappy> nevermind I'll just google since I'm pretty sure I can figure out how to do it or use a simple c program to do the task for me..... everyone seems a bit busy
[16:08] <Doc_Lappy> gyachi? never heard of it sorry pradeep
[16:08] <puglisi> Hi, after a distupgrade (to 8.10) I can boot no more, I am ejected to BusyBox with the root disk (/de/sda1) which "does not exist"; after some research (helped by kernel-expert guys from #linux guys) I have found that there is a mount problem due to ext3 module lacking, they say it is a distro problem and ask you; kernel is 2.6.27; any idea???
[16:09] <Doc_Lappy> are you recommending it gyachi or asking for help on how to use it?
[16:09] <Pici> Doc_Lappy: See gnome-terminal --help for the syntax to run something on startup and then just put that command in a file and make a launcher to execute it.
[16:09] <coni> linux is for losers
[16:09] <coni> if you have money
[16:09] <coni> you buy a mac
[16:09] <IdleOne> Doc_Lappy: gyachi is a IM client, wasn't for you
[16:09] <Doc_Lappy> k thanks pici that's EXACTLY what I wanted to know and confirm
[16:09] <Serla> Hello, how do I view virtualbox shared folders in ubuntu?
[16:09] <IdleOne> coni: guess we are all poor
[16:09] <bazhang> coni, please take chat elsewhere
[16:09] <Doc_Lappy> sorry didn't see who it was for assumed the room IdleOne
[16:10] <sipior> coni: that was seriously the best you could manage?
[16:10] <IdleOne> Doc_Lappy: no problem :) just answering the simple questions I can
[16:10] <Doc_Lappy> k IdleOne no problem here either :D
[16:10] <coni> you always are trying to convince people to change to ubuntu
[16:10] <NilBud> Probably can't even get a package to install...
[16:10] <pradeep> it is awesome
[16:11] <bazhang> coni, did you have a support question?
[16:11] <coni> gimp is so good like Photoshop... LOL
[16:11] <sipior> coni: i think i hear your mom calling you.
[16:11] <coni> bazhang yes
[16:11] <IdleOne> coni: much like you trying to convince us to buy mac, poorly I might add.
[16:11] <pradeep> Doc_Lappy http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/howto-linux-ubuntu-gyachi-yahoo.html
[16:11] <Doc_Lappy> coni that's because it's a ubuntu room and we all like ubuntu here lol
[16:11] <Doc_Lappy> thanks pradeep
[16:11] <coni> Ok, bye
[16:11] <IdleOne> later
[16:12] <Pici> coni: This is not a discussion channel, it is for support. Stop being disruptive.
[16:12] <coni> I can go out by myself
[16:12] <coni> sorry
[16:12] <IdleOne> coni: #ubuntu-offtopic is a good place to discuss which OS is better
[16:13] <Doc_Lappy> pradeep thanks that may allow me to webcam on ubuntu as well since my yahoo install on ubuntu I couldn't get to work using the .deb package :D thanks
[16:13] <vinny> I'm using a windows app with wine but the taskbar won't go away at the cost of the upper portion of the screen :-(
[16:13] <IdleOne> provided you do it without insulting or using any bad language
[16:13] <pradeep> anytime Doc_Lappy
[16:13] <coni> I know a man who use ubuntu and he had sex one time
[16:13] <coni> yougot me , i was joking
[16:14] <lesshaste> is there an absolute beginners guide that takes you through installation also basic linux usage?
[16:14] <Serla> Hello, can someone please tell me how to view virtualbox shared folders in ubuntu guest?
[16:14] <IdleOne> lesshaste: ubuntu pocket guide
[16:14] <bazhang> lesshaste, let me get you a link
[16:14] <gpled> has anyone been able to get cron to work in 9.04?
[16:14] <bazhang> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/ lesshaste
[16:15] <IdleOne> lesshaste: and a ton of linux beginners sites
[16:15] <lesshaste> great! thanks
[16:16] <idave147_> i'm using ubuntu 9.04 with skype on my thinkpad z60m, the mic doesn't work, where shud i look?
[16:18] <moon2> using gnome ppp and it cant detect my dial up modem, acer aspire 4520 ubuntu 9.04
[16:19] <malko> hi
[16:19] <spezticle> Hi. I changed the path to my users /home directory to a path that is no longer valid. how can i use terminal to change my /home to be mounted to the original path so that I can log into my Gnome session?
[16:20] <DaveMustaine> Need seriously help guys! I burned the ubuntu's .iso file on my USB key.. but.. I can't boot my pc from usb.. Why?
[16:20] <moon2> davemustaine more info
[16:21] <VivaVista> Is there any way I can configure WINE to run two simultaneous programs that only allow to be run one at a time together? Like two of the same game?
[16:21] <IdleOne> !usb | DaveMustaine
[16:21] <nightfrog> DaveMustaine: is the computer set in the bios to boot from usb
[16:21] <bazhang> DaveMustaine, using unetbootin?
[16:21] <DaveMustaine> I used it
[16:21] <DaveMustaine> To burn on my key ubuntu
[16:21] <peter_mit_majest> #join @thinx
[16:21] <DaveMustaine> I verified the md5 code
[16:22] <DaveMustaine> And it was right
[16:22] <DaveMustaine> I dunno how to set my bios to boot from usb
[16:22] <DaveMustaine> I tried something but dunno.
[16:22] <bazhang> DaveMustaine, did you set bios to look for it first
[16:23] <DaveMustaine> Dunno how to do this..
[16:23] <bazhang> DaveMustaine, normally you would press esc key or the like when the computer first boots
[16:23] <Dr_Willis> when in doubt check the docs.. :)
[16:23] <sp3zticle> can somebody tell me what i need to edit using command line only to change my /home path?
[16:23] <Xcell> DaveMustaine-  when u boot hit delete.. go to bios and go to boot order.. make cd #1
[16:24] <Dr_Willis> ive seen F9, F10 and F11 show a menu to pick what device to boot from also
[16:24] <DaveMustaine> --> bazhang <-- I know dude, but the problem is the device
[16:24] <DaveMustaine> I dunno which device is that
[16:24] <Dr_Willis> Try one and move down the list?
[16:24] <bazhang> DaveMustaine, I see; what is the issue? properly identifying it or moving it
[16:24] <nightfrog> DaveMustaine: maybe you dont know which one because its not listed and you cant
[16:25] <DaveMustaine> Identifying it..
[16:25] <DaveMustaine> Well, probably
[16:25] <DaveMustaine> How to list it then?
[16:25] <DaveMustaine> I have 4 usb ports
[16:25] <nightfrog> not all computers support booting from usb
[16:25] <pradeep> who has since district 9
[16:25] <pradeep> a movie
[16:25] <bazhang> pradeep, #ubuntu-offtopic for that please
[16:25] <DaveMustaine> Two in the front part of my computer.. And two on the back of the pc..
[16:25] <pradeep> it is crazy it was baned in my country
[16:26] <Pici> pradeep: This is not a discussion channel, if you want to chat please /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:26] <idave147_> Hi there, I need some help, i'm using ubuntu 9.04 with skype on my thinkpad z60m, the mic doesn't work, where shud i look?
[16:26] <pradeep> dude take a chill pill man
[16:26] <IdleOne> DaveMustaine: the port you use does not make a difference
[16:26] <pradeep> ok
[16:26] <DaveMustaine> Okay..
[16:26] <pradeep> sorry
[16:27] <DaveMustaine> I put my usb key on the back usb port
[16:27] <DaveMustaine> Btw
[16:28] <DaveMustaine> Can sum1 help me please? =/
[16:28] <IdleOne> DaveMustaine: ok now you need to reboot your computer and before it starts to boot up the OS you need to hit the escape key ( could be delete or another ) and go into the bios, change the order of boot sequence and make the USB first. if you don't see USB your computer may not be able to boot from usb
[16:28] <nightfrog> DaveMustaine: what brand and model is your computer
[16:29] <DaveMustaine> How to know this? xD
[16:29] <DaveMustaine> It's not new..
[16:29] <DaveMustaine> It's 4hrs old
[16:29] <Xcell> is it a oem computer?
[16:29] <DaveMustaine> What's that :O
[16:29] <IdleOne> hehe you know with the pace of technology 4 hrs could be considered old :)
[16:29] <DaveMustaine> Oem <-
[16:30] <DaveMustaine> Yrs* xD
[16:30] <pradeep> DaveMustaine atleast you can into the BIOS
[16:30] <Xcell> DaveMustaine-  what does it say when it boots to go to settings?
[16:30] <DaveMustaine> Hmm
[16:31] <Xcell> its either delete or f1
[16:31] <DaveMustaine> Settings: Main Window, Devices, Boot, Advanced, Security, Exit
[16:31] <Xcell> boot
[16:31] <IdleOne> ok go into Boot
[16:31] <DaveMustaine> Okay
[16:31] <DaveMustaine> Boot order
[16:31] <DaveMustaine> And I know I gotta go there
[16:31] <IdleOne> yup
[16:31] <DaveMustaine> Now I am on my boot order window
[16:32] <IdleOne> First device is?
[16:32] <DaveMustaine> I have three boot orders
[16:32] <DaveMustaine> Primary boot order - Automatic boot order - Error
[16:32] <Xcell> primary
[16:32] <IdleOne> go to primary
[16:32] <Pudgy> Hi all, according to google I need to load a nfs module in my kernel (to mount nfs). Can anyone point me in the right direction to do such a thing?
[16:32] <bigdog> good morning, beta question
[16:33] <bigdog> I installed 9.10 beta, ubuntu cloud on server
[16:33] <IdleOne> bigdog: #ubuntu+1 for 9.10 support
[16:33] <DaveMustaine> Wait
[16:33] <DaveMustaine> Primary..
[16:33] <bigdog> thanks
[16:33] <DaveMustaine> 1: disc unit A:
[16:33] <DaveMustaine> 2: USB FDC:
[16:33] <DaveMustaine> 3: USB HDD:
[16:34] <DaveMustaine> 2: IDE 0: WDC WD400BB-23JHCO-(PM)
[16:34] <DaveMustaine> 5: IDE 2:
[16:34] <abhinav> hi .. is there a ppa available for earlier versions of eclipse on karmic ?
[16:34] <DaveMustaine> 6: IDE CD: HL-DT-ST CD-ROM GCR-8482B
[16:34] <LjL> !karmic
[16:34] <IdleOne> set USB HDD as first
[16:34] <bazhang> abhinav, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[16:35] <DaveMustaine> 7: PCI LAN: IBA FE Slot 0340 v4110
[16:35] <DaveMustaine> USB HDD as first..
[16:35] <DaveMustaine> Did
[16:35] <genii> DaveMustaine: Consider using pastebin next time please
[16:35] <DaveMustaine> What's that?
[16:35] <genii> !paste | DaveMustaine
[16:35] <abhinav> bazhang: thanks 1 will check there
[16:36] <DaveMustaine> Okay anyway I set USB HDD as first
[16:36] <IdleOne> ok now save changes and reboot with the USB stick in the port, cross your fingers and enjoy your Ubuntu. btw if that does not work remember what the settings were and change them back
[16:36] <DaveMustaine> And if this thing doesn't work?
[16:37] <bazhang> usb fdc I would imagine
[16:37] <DaveMustaine> It loaded Windows >_>
[16:37] <IdleOne> DaveMustaine: come back here and point your finger at us with a mean look on your face
[16:37] <IdleOne> bazhang: usb fdc, I was not sure
[16:38] <bakarat> i got something weird on my laptop since i upgraded to 9.04: when i boot up, the keyboard & mouse do NOT respond (external usb mouse does), but if i reboot or shutdown/boot again they work!!
[16:38] <IdleOne> DaveMustaine: try usb fdc like bazhang said
[16:38] <bazhang> IdleOne, just a hunch :)
[16:38] <IdleOne> bazhang: I don't know what usb fdc is so....
[16:39] <Glss> What Ubuntu-version would you guys recommend someone to install now? I can't deside which to istall for my friend... xD
[16:39] <star_> hello
[16:40] <IdleOne> Glss: 9.04
[16:40] <bazhang> Glss, 9.04 though try a live cd first
[16:40] <IdleOne> !hi | star_
[16:40] <Guest898> 9.04
[16:40] <Glss> Okey.
[16:40] <DaveMustaine> Doesnt work
[16:41] <pradeep> DaveMustaine what is the issue
[16:41] <IdleOne> DaveMustaine: ok well now you have to make sure you properly installed ubuntu the to usb stick
[16:41] <pradeep> actually
[16:41] <pradeep> ?
[16:41] <sp3zticle> well, i figured out the solution to my problem. sudo nano /etc/passwd allowed me to edit the path for my home directory. i set the path for my username back to /home/myusername
[16:41] <IdleOne> to the*
[16:41] <bazhang> DaveMustaine, as you have a CD drive why not install that way
[16:41] <pradeep> ?
[16:41] <sp3zticle> i just thought i would share in case it might help someone else out
[16:42] <pradeep> DaveMustaine what did you use to install ubuntu on usb stick
[16:42] <pradeep> cos there is a nice application you could
[16:42] <pradeep> it is called unetbootin
[16:42] <Xcell> thinks ubuntu was not properly installed on usb
[16:43] <pradeep> yeah
[16:43] <pradeep> that is what i also think xcell
[16:43] <RORgasm> guys i did a ps aux| grep soffice .... this is my output: http://pastie.org/648482
[16:43] <RORgasm> what does teh ? mean?
[16:44] <h32Lg> hi everybody
[16:44] <Glss> hi
[16:45] <ala-di-no> hola buenas tardes
[16:45] <ala-di-no> que tal todo el mundo
[16:45] <bazhang> !es
[16:46] <Xcell> !es | ala-di-no
[16:46] <Doonz> Hey guys having trouble getting rsync to work between two servers without having to enter a password. I followed the guide from this site http://blogs.sun.com/jkini/entry/how_to_scp_scp_and any ideas would be great
[16:46] <ala-di-no> ubottu, te refieres a como instalar programas de adobe, en wine, ya lo he leido, estoy en ello
[16:47] <bazhang> ala-di-no, english here please
[16:47] <ala-di-no> jajajaj, me meti en el de ingles, ciao, buscare el castellano, gracias, a todos
[16:49] <joshjtl> hello can anyone tell me how to convert m4r to mp3?
[16:50] <DaveMustaine> --> bazhang <-- I given up
[16:50] <DaveMustaine> --> bazhang <-- Trying to burn the iso to a CD.. Hope it will work
[16:50] <Lucifaneous0> HI,
[16:50] <Lucifaneous0> can I run ubuntu on mac mini?
[16:50] <Lucifaneous0> also, can I run it from dvd?
[16:50] <bazhang> Lucifaneous0, intel mac? should do
[16:51] <Lucifaneous0> k.
[16:51] <Lucifaneous0> I wanna run from livecd
[16:53] <joshjtl> anyone know of cool (nonmusic) ringtones?
[16:53] <Pici> joshjtl: Thats a topic better suited to #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:54] <GiveMeWeed> hi, im trying to make a shortcut similar thing
[16:54] <GiveMeWeed> how can i doit?
[16:54] <joshjtl> k
[16:54] <pico> ﻿hello, i'm trying to setup my wifi in ubuntu, 2.6.24. Could anyone give me a hand?
[16:55] <avatarxxx> Hello
[16:55] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188 pico
 Sorry, I don't know anything about Ubuntu
[16:57] <vatts> WTF?
[16:58] <bazhang> pico, lets keep it in channel please
[16:58] <bazhang> vatts, /msg ubottu please
[16:59] <mxgb> can somebody pls help me setup ekiga for my voip account?
[16:59] <vatts> bazhang: i did this in privmsg -_-
[16:59] <starcannon> pico explain your wifi situation, if one of us can help will pitch in
[16:59] <mxgb> do i need to have an ekiga account to use this?
[16:59] <Wast3d2009> Hello ^^
[16:59] <mxgb> cant think that wd be the case
[16:59] <D-RoC> does anyone kno were i can get unbuntu sound themes?
[16:59] <Wast3d2009> Anyone can help me? i would like to setup a IRC on my Ubuntu server 8.04
[17:00] <Dr_Willis> !ircd
[17:00] <Lucifaneous0> urls failing
[17:00] <Lucifaneous0> nee3d url!!!
[17:00] <Wast3d2009> Anyone can help me with that? ^^
[17:01] <pico> ok, actually i have the rtl8187b card, tried a couple of stuff, but nothing fully worked.
[17:02] <Lucifaneous0> neejd url for Ubuntu 9.04 live dvd or cd
[17:02] <starcannon> D-RoC you could dig around in Synaptic Package Manager, I see there is a file called gnome-audio in there; you could also poke around at http://www.gnome-look.org not sure where else to look
[17:02] <Doonz> Hey guys having trouble getting rsync to work between two servers without having to enter a password. I followed the guide from this site http://blogs.sun.com/jkini/entry/how_to_scp_scp_and any ideas would be great
[17:02] <Glss> Where can I find the link to Ubuntu 9.04 .img? Wiki links to a page wich doesn' thave the link...
[17:02] <preetam> hello has anybody installed the ubuntu 9.10 beta version
[17:02] <bakarat> i got something weird on my laptop since i upgraded to 9.04: when i boot up, the keyboard & mouse do NOT respond (external usb mouse does), but if i reboot or shutdown/boot again they work!!
[17:02] <Pici> preetam : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[17:02] <starcannon> Lucifaneous0 http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[17:03] <D-RoC> starcannon:Thanx
[17:03] <skrite> Doonz, what problem are you having, connection?
[17:03] <Lucifaneous0> is Ubuntu 9.04  be use to cr4eate live cd?
[17:03] <IdleOne> Lucifaneous0: yes
[17:03] <Doonz> skrite: im still being prompted to enter a password
[17:04] <puglisi> quit
[17:04] <Lucifaneous0> ok instructions on iso?
[17:04] <Dr_Willis> !remaster | Lucifaneous0
[17:04] <starcannon> pico take a look at this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/RealtekRTL8187b I think it may help you
[17:04] <shoss> \hello, upgrading from 9.04 to 9.10 process appears to be stuck in 'Processing triggers for python-support...' (on top saying 'searching for obsolete software') it's in the 'cleaning up' stage and the Distribution Upgrade window is flashing as in sometimes not responding for few seconds, it's been going on for some time now, should i start getting worried?
[17:04] <skrite> Doonz, ok, have a cool trick for this, lemme look it up real quick
[17:04] <ray_> problem in setting yahoo account in Empathy: it shows Network Error, any idea?
[17:04] <Xcell> remastersys works nicely
[17:04] <Doonz> skrite: ok
[17:04] <Lucifaneous0> I use as is
[17:04] <Lucifaneous0> hehehe
[17:05] <xeen> What is a great IRC Client for Linux , to chat anonym^^
[17:05] <Bruners> irssi or weechat
[17:05] <BlackFate> xeen, its not up to the client to make you anonymous
[17:05] <Dr_Willis> xeen:   you can get a  Cloak for your host/ip - thats about as annomy as freenode gets i think
[17:05] <Dr_Willis> xeen:  and like BlackFate  said.. thats not client specific
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> !cloak
[17:06] <skrite> Doonz, ok, from the server that is sending, the one that logs into the other server, use this command ssh-copy-id -i .ssh/id_rsa.pub user@remote_server.com
[17:06] <xeen> I remember...5 years ago on quakenet..i used mode $me +x ... when i was identifed by QServe Bot , but how to hide on all Networks ?
[17:06] <xeen> and i was using MIRC windows
[17:06] <skrite> Doonz, will ask for a password, but after it should not
[17:06] <Doonz> ok let me try
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> xeen:  this is freenode - a dfferent network.. so proberly not.
[17:07] <preetam> hai Pici how to join the #ubuntu+1
[17:07] <starcube> Could anybody help me with my problem? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8077884
[17:07] <IdleOne> xeen: what are you worried about?
[17:07] <Pici> preetam: type: /join #ubuntu+1
[17:07] <genii> xeen: On the freenode system, see the bot's link above concerning proxys
[17:07] <Doonz> skrite: /usr/bin/ssh-copy-id: ERROR: No identities found
[17:07] <Dr_Willis> Doonz:  use the sshkeygen program first..  I think
[17:08] <VCoolio> hello; since a few days I've noticed that shortly after boot and login 'updatedb-mlocate' is eating cpu for a few minutes; anyone experienced different behavior with this lately? I have a mlocate script in /etc/cron.daily, is it important or can I skip it or move to cron.weekly?
[17:08] <Doonz> Dr_Willis: did
[17:08] <Dr_Willis> Doonz:  try it again then.. or double check what it made i guess...
[17:08] <Glss> Where can I find a link to the .img and not .iso ubuntu?
[17:08] <genii> Glss: You mean a Mac image?
[17:08] <Dr_Willis> Glss:  the .img is the netbook remix version. it was on the UNR download site/links i recall
[17:09] <skrite> Doonz,  make sure you have the pub file created, look in .ssh folder
[17:09] <Dr_Willis> Glss:  it was for direct copying to usb media.
[17:09] <pradeep> Glss www.ubuntu.com/downloads'
[17:09] <Doonz> skrite: yep its there
[17:09] <fdasffsfdagh> niggers
[17:10] <pradeep> dude niggers mean what man
[17:10] <IdleOne> pradeep: it is a racist word
[17:10] <LjL> ignore them. they're gone.
[17:10] <IdleOne> please don't use it
[17:10] <Doonz> skrite: nope still asks for a pasword the sencond time
[17:10] <Albanux> Hello, freaklogic !
[17:10] <Albanux> Hello, renatosrabelo11 !
[17:10] <pradeep> so why does he use it
[17:11] <pradeep> am black man
[17:11] <renatosrabelo11> hi bot .
[17:11] <Albanux> Hello, draho !
[17:11] <IdleOne> pradeep: some people are stupid
[17:11] <pradeep> that is why i want to know why he is using it
[17:11] <Albanux> Hello, kronix !
[17:11] <pradeep> ok then
[17:11] <genii> pradeep: We get many people who come just to try and cause problems, don't mind them much
[17:11] <starcannon> pradeep it was a troll, he just came, tried to be rude, and left. Thats just life on any open forum on the web; sad but true
[17:11] <Glss> Dr_Willis: Oh, the wiki said you needed the .img file to install from a USB-memory. But it maybe work with a .iso file too?
[17:11] <pradeep> so back to what we where saying
[17:11] <IdleOne> pradeep: he used it to see if he could get a reaction from us. ignore it.
[17:12] <cian1989> hello all
[17:12] <skrite> Doonz, what is the name of your public key file in .ssh folder?
[17:12] <Glss> Dr_Willis: I wan tto install orginal ubuntu 9.04, but from a memorystick. As I don't have any empty CDs left.
[17:12] <Albanux> Hello, ring0 !
[17:12] <Doonz> id_rsa.pub
[17:12] <Albanux> Hello, chrysolophus !
[17:12] <renatosrabelo11> hello guys , im having a trouble trying to config my sound card in my notebook with ubuntu jaunty . he does not recognize my sound card . can u help me ?
[17:12] <Albanux> Hello, hey_joe !
[17:12] <mikobuntu> Glss , try unetbootin
[17:13] <Albanux> Hello, DBO !
[17:13] <skrite> Doonz, did you run the command from your home directory?
[17:13] <DBO> O_o    o_O    hello....
[17:13] <Albanux> Hello, patholio !
[17:13] <bazhang> Albanux, hi
[17:13] <Albanux> Hello, pshr_ !
[17:13]  * DBO is wondering if Albanux is a bot
[17:13] <pradeep> i told unnetbootin is better than ubuntu's usb writer
[17:13] <bazhang> seems to be
[17:13] <Albanux> ?
[17:14] <Albanux> Hello, MHacker !
[17:14] <xeen> i got it^^ thx
[17:14] <mxgb> anybody here uses ekiga? or any other sip softphone?
[17:14] <pshr_> Albanux, hello
[17:14] <Albanux> hello
[17:14] <bazhang> Albanux, please stop that
[17:14] <DBO> well you seem to be greeting everyone who enters the room, very quickly, please stop that Albanux, friendly but mostly annoying
[17:14] <patholio> evening all
[17:14] <starcube> Anybody here have a dazzle?
[17:14] <Albanux> stopping what ?
[17:14] <renatosrabelo11> the output of 'aplay -l ' return ' no sound card found'
[17:14] <pshr_> how to decrease the scroll space on touch pad ?
[17:14] <pradeep> anyone used unetbootin
[17:14] <bazhang> pradeep, yes
[17:14] <mikobuntu> me
[17:15] <cian1989> I'm having some trouble with my wireless if anyone can help me, while I'm using my ethernet. I'm completely new to Ubuntu
[17:15] <xeen> First time on Linux Ubuntu here , really really great OS ^^ nice features ^^ its fun that people buy Win Vista for Style in the GUI :D
[17:15] <Doonz> skrite: yep and then i follow the try loggin in and i get prompted for a password so i enter it, then logout then re-try again and then it still prompts me for a password
[17:15] <Dr_Willis> Glss:  use unetbootin or the usb-disk-creator tool to put an iso on a usb flash drive.
[17:15] <pico> cian1989: welcome to the club : )
[17:15] <renatosrabelo11> hello guys , im having a trouble trying to config my sound card in my notebook with ubuntu jaunty . he does not recognize my sound card . can u help me .
[17:15] <pradeep> i noticed  you cant really burn a windows iso
[17:15] <mxgb> guys i need some help either with ekiga or with any other sip softphone you guys might be using
[17:15] <pradeep> on a usb
[17:15] <pradeep> it wont work
[17:15] <mikobuntu> pradeep, used it to install ubuntu on my acer aspire one (no cd drive)
[17:15] <bazhang> pradeep, linux iso's only
[17:15] <Dr_Willis> pradeep:  theres sites/guides on doing that.. but not with unetbootin
[17:15] <cian1989> heh, thanks Pico
[17:15] <minde> how check the installed ATI driver?
[17:15] <pradeep> ok
[17:16] <pradeep> cos i was wondering i used for my linux distros
[17:16] <VCoolio> hello; since a few days I've noticed that shortly after boot and login 'updatedb-mlocate' is eating cpu for a few minutes; anyone experienced different behavior with this lately? I have a mlocate script in /etc/cron.daily, is that the cause? is it important or can I skip it or move to cron.weekly?
[17:16] <starcannon> minde you want to know if it exists or if it is performing?
[17:16] <pradeep> and i noticed it burns out the usb drive lattice rate
[17:16] <starcannon> minde to see if it exists try lsmod
[17:17] <Doonz> skrite: is there something on the remote machine that could be forcing me to enter a password?
[17:17] <starcannon> minde: if you want to see if/how its performing try glxinfo|grep direct
[17:17] <cian1989> i'm using an Asus f5sl laptop and having problems with wireless, ATI graphics card and playing music if anyone could help me. Could really do with the help
[17:17] <skrite> Doonz, if you have the server you are logging into not set up to use the authorized keys, then yes.
[17:18] <starcannon> cian1989 what wifi chipset is that running?
[17:18] <skrite> lemme find the setting
[17:19] <Doonz> skrite: thanx
[17:19] <starcannon> minde: also if you didn't already know, you can often get the driver you need from "System>Administration>Hardware Drivers"
[17:19] <skrite> Doonz, in the file /etc/ssh/sshd_config  look for a setting PubkeyAuthentication   it should be set to yes
[17:20] <Doonz> Skrite ok gimme a sec
[17:20] <dave1231> hey, guys, how do i start the catalyst ati drivers as sudo?
[17:20] <aaron11> Helo people
[17:20] <MHacker> VCoolio: it is updating the database of all the files on your HD for the locate command, if you move it to cron.weekly then if you install something, then try to 'locate' one of the files you just installed it won't find it because the database is out of date, if you don't use locate you could remove it.....
[17:21] <Doonz> RSAAuthentication yes
[17:21] <Doonz> PubkeyAuthentication yes
[17:21] <Doonz> #AuthorizedKeysFile     %h/.ssh/authorized_keys
[17:21] <Doonz> should that #authorized keys file be commented out?
[17:21] <starcannon> dave1231 cd ~/where/driver/is/ati.bin or whatever it is called, the sudo ./ati.bin I don't know the name or location of your file, but thats the syntax
[17:22] <dave1231> starcannon: thats what i wanna know and the sudo-command is also different
[17:22] <starcannon> dave1231: you'll also likely need to do this with the xserver shut down, you should print any instructions you need out, or have them  up on another computer. CTRL+ALT+F1 will get you out, the sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop will get things shutdown for you
[17:23] <dave1231> starcannon: sorry, but i need the exact command
[17:23] <logicport> can someone invite me into the wine channel please
[17:23] <starcannon> dave1231: whats the name of the file, and is it located on your Desktop? if it is not on your desktop put it there now, so I know exactly where it is when I give you the command
[17:23] <bazhang> logicport, #winehq
[17:24] <Doonz> skrite: http://pastebin.com/d729e6518
[17:24] <Lucifaneous> Hi
[17:24] <Lucifaneous> burning ubuntu now!
[17:24] <Lucifaneous> will run on amd instead
[17:25] <Lucifaneous> I guess it works on amd too
[17:25] <Lucifaneous> old amd with 1GB mem
[17:25] <iceroot> !enter | Lucifaneous
[17:25] <Xcell> @least u have enough ram
[17:25] <skrite> Doonz, this is the server config, right/
[17:25] <skrite> ?
[17:25] <Doonz> yes
[17:26] <skrite> Doonz, ok, gimme a sec
[17:26] <Doonz> skrite: thank you
[17:26] <aaron11> Lucifaneous: Good for you talk to me at #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:26] <Lucifaneous> Ok, sorry. Xcell, thanks, ram is importantting... I was gonna use mac mini or dell laptop. however, I changedly my mind.
[17:26] <Bonesy> Can't seem to su
[17:26] <Bilge> Cool story bro
[17:27] <Bonesy> I enter my password, and it returns an Authentication Failure
[17:27] <cian1989> Starcannon; I'm not really sure; it just says 802.11b/g on a sticker on the laptop
[17:27] <cian1989> I'm not sure how to check my sdrivers on Ubuntu
[17:27] <skrite> Doonz, np,  does the server ever complain when you use a password, i mean when it prompts, and you enter the password, does it get you in?
[17:27] <starcannon> dave1231: "cd ~/Desktop" then "chmod +x ati-driver-installer*.run" then you'll need to go into pure cli, so better print, write, or have this open on another computer, "sudo /etc/init.d/gmd stop" then sudo ~/Desktop/ati-driver-installer*.run" follow the wizard from there. GL
[17:27] <Doonz> yep
[17:27] <aaron11> !ot | Lucifaneous
[17:27] <Doonz> skrite: yeah it lets me in and does its thing when i run  rsync
[17:28] <DaveMustaine> Guys I made a liveCD
[17:28] <Bonesy> Can someone help? I really need to get su working, but I can't seem to get it to accept my password.
[17:28] <aaron11> Bonesy:
[17:28] <dave1231> starcannon: i just wanna open the catalyst driver program, sorry, i think i expressed myself wrong
[17:28] <starcannon> cian1989 open a terminal and type this (no quotes) "sudo lshw -html > ~/Desktop/hardware.html" open that document using firefox, then go through that and find the wireless interface, keep that html document for future reference
[17:29] <aaron11> Bonesy: try sudo passwd root
[17:29] <Xcell> best to have graphics drivers in home.. easier to (ls)
[17:29] <Bonesy> aaron11: thanks
[17:29] <Bonesy> That worked
[17:29] <starcannon> dave1231: so the catalyst driver is already installed then?
[17:29] <aaron11> Bonesy: you're welcome
[17:29] <Ralph2> ls -l ,  what is this etc -> mnt/jffs2/jffs2_3/etc , cant cd into it , or even cat that data in it
[17:29] <skrite> Doonz, pretty sure your config is right on the server, matches mine exactly
[17:29] <dave1231> starcannon: yes, i just wanna start them as root
[17:29] <Doonz> *sigh*
[17:30] <starcannon> dave1231 is there a menu entry for the config utility somewhere up in your toolbar?
[17:30] <starcannon> dve1231: for the catalyst config utility i mean
[17:30] <skrite> Doonz, how many entries in the server authorized_keys file? i mean, have you tried this many times before?
[17:30] <dave1231> starcannon: i know, but its not working, i wanna open it from the CLI
[17:31] <Doonz> i may have
[17:31] <Doonz> shoudl i just delete
[17:31] <starcannon> dave1231: i understand, what I need you to do is drag and drop that icon out onto the desktop, then were gonna modify it to run as super user
[17:32] <dave1231> starcannon: cant you just say where the file is located? in /usr/bin or something?
[17:33] <falkinski> I am trying to setup a ubuntu server at home, is gateway the same as default gateway? The howto says the gateway should be 192.168.0.1 but when I log on my router the default gateway is my public ip
[17:33] <starcannon> dave1231: I could if I knew the exact location, but I don't; indeed, we don't need to, just drag drop the icon out and I promise we'll have you rolling in no time
[17:34] <skrite> Doonz, remove the .ssh directory on the client
[17:34] <starcannon> dave1231: after icon is on your desktop, Rclick it and select and click properties
[17:34] <dave1231> starcannon: and then?
[17:34] <NilBud> falkinski: The default gateway is the IP addy of your router.
[17:34] <skrite> Doonz, using ubuntu on both server and client?
[17:34] <starcannon> dave1231: click on the "launcher" tab, and then under command add (no quotes) gksudo to the beggining of the command
[17:35] <genii> falkinski: Your router normally has LAN IP of something similar to 192.168.0.1 and then external internet IP. If your internal machine has a LAN number, it's gateway is the LAN IP of the router.
[17:35] <starcannon> dave1231 now that icon will launch it with sudo privs, and ask you for your password and you should be able to save your changes
[17:35] <DaveMustaine> Guys
[17:35] <cjones> i was trying to install the drivers for my new nvidia card and this is what i got http://pastebin.ca/1607469 would someone take a look at that and tell me where i went wrong ?
[17:35] <istvan> I just booted my computer, and my sound is dead. I am confortable in the cli, but am at a loss as to what steps I should take. I can't get any of the options in the sounds settings to work.
[17:35] <Doonz> skrite: the remote system is Ubuntu Server 64bit 9.04 and the Server wich im trying to push the files from is Ubuntu dektop 32bit 9.04
[17:35] <DaveMustaine> I created the livecd but I can't run it with Windows
[17:35] <falkinski> genii: So my gateway should be the servers local IP or should it be the public ip?
[17:36] <skrite> Doonz, ok, on the client, remove the .ssh folder   ( rm .ssh -R )
[17:36] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: run a live-cd with windows?
[17:36] <DaveMustaine> Yeah
[17:36] <skrite> Doonz, make sure you are in your home directory
[17:36] <starcannon> dave1231: you'll also notice it gives you the exact location of the command your looking for
[17:36] <Doonz> ok the client being the system that is attempted to be connected to
[17:36] <genii> falkinski: Your gateway is t.he LAN IP of the router. NOT the IP of the server
[17:36] <skrite> Doonz, then type ssh-keygen
[17:36] <starcannon> dave1231: if its a graphical app use gksudo instead of sudo
[17:36] <istvan> I have an intel sound card if it helps
[17:36] <falkinski> genii: Thx :)
[17:37] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: and what have windows to do with a live-cd?
[17:37] <DaveMustaine> Oh..
[17:37] <DaveMustaine> Right >_>
[17:37] <iceroot> !who | DaveMustaine
[17:37] <MenZa> istvan: try running 'alsamixer' in a terminal. is anything muted (indicated with 'MM' at the bottom)?
[17:37] <skrite> Doonz, after doing the ssh-keygen, just hit enter when it asks you for passwords and stuff, just keep hitting enter till done
[17:37] <cjones> i was trying to install the drivers for my new nvidia card and this is what i got http://pastebin.ca/1607469 would someone take a look at that and tell me where i went wrong ?
[17:37] <DaveMustaine> Now I set the cd drive to boot from cd ubuntu
[17:38] <DaveMustaine> But nothing happened..
[17:38] <Doonz> skrite: done and done
[17:38] <genii> falkinski: A standard way is to forward port from external internet IP on router to internal LAN IP of your server
[17:38] <starcannon> dave1231: did that fix you up?
[17:38] <istvan> MenZa, yeah, but not the front. how can I un-mute those tho while I'm at it?
[17:38] <skrite> Doonz, ok  now do   ssh-copy-id -i .ssh/id_rsa.pub user@server.com
[17:39] <MenZa> istvan: I believe "m" will do it
[17:39] <skrite> it will ask for a password
[17:39] <dave1231> starcannon: but the problem is if i change things, it wont change, for example after a resolution change
[17:39] <MenZa> istvan: I haven't been on a Linux system in a while
[17:39] <skrite> sometimes takes a little bit too
[17:39] <mja> Can nyone tel a better way of file sharing than http://thewebmonkey.wordpress.com/2009/10/09/sharing-files-and-folders-from-ubuntu-pc-with-windows-network-support/
[17:39] <ff7h__> dhcpd.conf question : how do you remove an IP addy from the pool , is there a satement one can use ? I have just included two range statements and skipped it
[17:39] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- This pc doesn't boot from cd
[17:39] <DaveMustaine> I think >_>
[17:39] <MenZa> istvan: I'm not an expert on sound (quite the contrary), but this is known to fix a lot of problems :)
[17:39] <Doonz> skrite: ok done
[17:39] <istvan> yeah, i just un-muted them all
[17:39] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: you have select "boot from cd"? any errors?
[17:39] <MenZa> istvan: any results?
[17:40] <dave1231> starcannon: thx
[17:40]  * MenZa crosses fingers.
[17:40] <mja> Sharing files and folders from Ubuntu with Windows Network Support http://bit.ly/Hbf4m Can nyone tel me a better way?
[17:40] <DaveMustaine> In my bios
[17:40] <dave1231> starcannon: for your help
[17:40] <starcannon> dave1231 if you added gksudo to the beggining of the command it should remember changes, if you still want to run it from command line, you can find the exact location of the command by looking at the command under the icons properties and in the launcher tab
[17:40] <starcannon> dave1231: any time
[17:40] <skrite> Doonz, ok, the terminal might have said something about trying it out,  just do  ssh user@server.com
[17:40] <istvan> MenZa, no, still quiet
[17:40] <iceroot> !who | DaveMustaine
[17:40] <skrite> you should be able to get in without a password this time
[17:40] <MenZa> istvan: oh :(. sorry that didn't help.
[17:40] <grawity> mja: Install Samba, then you should see a "share directory" option in the file browser. (But I wouldn't call it a "better" way...)
[17:41] <DaveMustaine> iceroot in my bios there isn't a "boot from cd" thing..
[17:41] <istvan> and if I mute the computer the hiss goes away...
[17:41] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: of course there is
[17:41] <MenZa> istvan: you can try fiddling with your snd-hda-intel settings (the kernel module you're likely using). that did it for me. try looking here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=314383
[17:41] <D-RoC> *question* how do i apply a sound theme i downloaded from gnome???
[17:41] <MenZa> istvan: I'm afraid that's as far as my knowledge goes :(
[17:41] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: elsewhere you cant install an os
[17:41] <starcannon> dave1231: also worth using to locate things is find: a simple use would be "cd /" then "sudo find . -name *ati*" that will get you a lot of results you don't want, but it should also spit out the location of the ati config utility for instance
[17:41] <DaveMustaine> Maybe with the boot order
[17:41] <istvan> ok, thanks!
[17:41] <Doonz> skrite: awesome it worked
[17:41] <mja> grawity: Den can I share files as easy as in windows
[17:41] <MenZa> !samba | mja
[17:42] <DaveMustaine> But I don't know how to set it because I selected the drive I am using
[17:42] <Doonz> now lets see if it worked the other way
[17:42] <grawity> mja: *Then
[17:42] <DaveMustaine> But nothing happened
[17:42] <dave1231> ststarcanon: okay thank you
[17:42] <dave1231> starcannon: okay thank you
[17:42] <skrite> Doonz, Great !  now should also work with rsync
[17:42] <Bilge> Are there logs of this channel because someone answered my question and it's scrolled off my window buffer
[17:42] <D-RoC> how do i apply a sound theme
[17:42] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: sorry, i dont want to search the whole chat here if you wrote something, if you are not using the nicks, is not much fun to help. i have told yu 2 times
[17:42] <Doonz> skrite: except for its backwards.
[17:42] <starcannon> dave1231: and if you want to get fancy you can learn alot about find with "man find", GL and your welcome, hope it was helpful in some way
[17:42] <grawity> mja: Remember, Unix and Linux are based on the command line.
[17:43] <a931bw> Hey guys
[17:43] <silbermm> how do i force a 'problem' package to be removed from apt database?
[17:43] <MenZa> Bilge: Yes, http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/10/09/ should help you.
[17:43] <a931bw> i installed ubuntu again!
[17:43] <a931bw> Wooohooo
[17:43] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- iceroot in my bios there isn't a "boot from cd" thing.. Maybe with the boot order.. But I don't know how to set it because I selected the drive I am using
[17:43] <genii> falkinski: broadcast should be 192.168.1.255 but otherwise looks OK. If you set statically like this you also require to set the DNS servers in resolv.conf manually
[17:43] <dave1231> starcannon: i wanna get fancy :)
[17:43] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- But nothing happened
[17:43] <D-RoC> Anyone Wanna Help me PLease:(
[17:43] <starcannon> dave1231: then man pages are for you :) hehe
[17:43] <Bilge> MenZa: Well it doesn't ;p
[17:43] <Doonz> skrite:  i have server1 server2 server3 i only want server1 to push out files to the other two servers. but when server1 tries to connect to server2, server1 must supply a password. when server2 connects to server1 it doesnt
[17:43] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: a boot there is something like "press F8 oder F12 to change boot order" there yu selec your cd-rom
[17:44] <genii> falkinski: Also please note I do not assist in PM, only in public channel (unless sensitive info is involved)
[17:44] <Fishie> hello people, I'm using ET-SDL + ventrilo, and Enemy Territory has a delay of like 0.1 sec, anyone knows how to fix?
[17:44] <MenZa> Bilge: IRC logs are there.
[17:44] <starcannon> dave1231: you'll want to learn grep, awk, and sed as well
[17:44] <mja> grawity I prefer tty n terminal.. Itx 4 ma friends
[17:44] <Bilge> They must be out of date or something
[17:44] <Bilge> I mean not updated
[17:44] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- Yea and I changed the boot order, but nothing happened!
[17:44] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: errors?
[17:44] <dave1231> starcannon: yeah, one at a time
[17:44] <DaveMustaine> Nope, my pc loads windows
[17:44] <skrite> Doonz, you may have to start again on server1
[17:45] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: cd is reading for a short time?
[17:45] <grawity> !info gnome-user-share
[17:45] <DaveMustaine> Yes..
[17:45] <skrite> Doonz, did you do the procedure just now on server1?
[17:45] <starcannon> dave1231: yep, for sure, once you have the basics of all those commands, the things they can do together is most excellent
[17:45] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- Yes
[17:45] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: then you have burned the cd wrong
[17:45] <grawity> !info nautilus-share
[17:45] <Bilge> Oh wait it was answred on #linux
[17:45] <Doonz> skrite: no server2
[17:45] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- In my other pc the cd works
[17:45] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: dont put the iso directly to the cd, use the option "burn cd image"
[17:45] <grawity> mja: You might need to install the nautilus-share package to get that "Share directory" tab
[17:45] <istvan> is there a command to revert all sound to the defualt?
[17:45] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: hm
[17:45] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- I did..
[17:45] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: then maybe your drive is broken
[17:46] <skrite> ok, do the same thing on server1  delete the .ssh folder in the home directory and redo the key generation
[17:46] <silbermm> can anyone help with apt-get?
[17:47] <genii> silbermm: More info on what particular issue you have with it would be useful
[17:47] <Doonz> skrite: perfect
[17:47] <skrite> ssh-keygen,, hit enter a few times, then ssh-copy-id -i .ssh/id_rsa.pub user@server
[17:47] <skrite> ok cool
[17:47] <iceroot> !ask | silbermm
[17:47] <Doonz> thanx soooooooooo much
[17:47] <mja> Thankx grawity: MenZa:
[17:47] <Doonz> now let me test rsync
[17:47] <skrite> no problem, glad it worked out
[17:47] <silbermm> running 7.10 and there is a package that is broken 'db2exec' and trying to remove it causes errors
[17:47] <Doonz> beautiful
[17:47] <Doonz> thanx soo much again
[17:48] <DaveMustaine> It loads just windows
[17:48] <jerkman> hey, im having problems with graphics in ubuntu. It does not seem to recognise my monitor anymore (it used to). it wont pick up the correct resolutions you see so working on it is unbearable
[17:48] <DaveMustaine> And cd is still reading..
[17:48] <chrispin> 've just installed Ubuntu 8.0.4 on Celeron PC and the graphics is messed up men...kndly help
[17:48]  * genii shivers and thinks about 7.10 EOL
[17:48] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- Just windows.. No Ubuntu :O
[17:49] <chrispin> Do you think running updates can resolve this?
[17:49] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: in windows yu can read the live-cd?
[17:49] <silbermm> running updates is broken too!
[17:49] <Xcell> no uodates for 7.10
[17:49] <bazhang> !gutsy | silbermm
[17:49] <Lucifaneous> how long does partition resize take for like 54K rpm/ 256GB disk?
[17:49] <jerkman> im actually thinking about switching to windows 7.. i really am fed up with this graphics issue
[17:49] <Kartook> hai all
[17:50] <zvacet> chrispin: if you tell witch graphic card do you have maybe somebody will be able to halp you
[17:50] <Gintulis> why i cant access share folder on ather pc?  smb://workgroup i see pc1 and pc2, from pc2 i can access pc1 and pc2 share folders, but from pc1 i see only pc1 share folders
[17:50] <deathtech> Hello All, Yesterday i re-installed ubuntu. I had a seperate partition for my /hom directory. When i setup Ubuntu to reinstall, i set the partition mount point to /home/user. This was a FUD on my part. I reinstalled , setting the correct mount point to /home . However, although i did not format, NONE of the files or directories from my previous install are there. The drive shows the space being used, but alas, no files / folders.
[17:50] <deathtech>  Anyone have any experience with this ?
[17:50] <Kartook> i need to know how can i change the nautilus-connect-server default to wndows server
[17:50] <Kartook> conenction
[17:50] <Kartook> any one help me pls
[17:50] <Kartook> iam using ubuntu 9.04 64 -bit
[17:50] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- Yes, I can open it etc.etc. but I can't run wubi.exe for example..
[17:51] <zvacet> Xcell:  it is not supported any more
[17:51] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: reburn the cd on a low speed
[17:51] <Xcell> i know.. i was fowarding info
[17:51] <DaveMustaine> I burned it at 48x
[17:51] <Lorenzo__> qualche italiano?
[17:52] <Xcell> lol.. burn @ slower speed
[17:52] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: burn at low speed
[17:52] <DaveMustaine> LOL okay :D
[17:52] <DaveMustaine> Thanks
[17:52] <deathtech> Davemustaine : Go back to metallica, and 48x is too fast. a slower speed will ensure its written correctly, and also try a verify to make sure .
[17:52] <starcannon> lol
[17:52] <noren> hello all, i am looking for a  contoll to check the fan speed ??
[17:52] <Xcell> like slower than 12x
[17:52] <noren> !fan
[17:52] <DaveMustaine> I verified the cd
[17:52] <iceroot> noren: lm-sensors
[17:52] <zvacet> Xcell: sorry i just came here
[17:52] <DaveMustaine> And the cd was written right
[17:52] <Xcell> ok
[17:52] <jerkman> hey, im having problems with graphics in ubuntu. It does not seem to recognise my monitor anymore (it used to). it wont pick up the correct resolutions you see so working on it is unbearable
[17:52] <noren> iceroot: can i controll the fan with that
[17:53] <iceroot> noren: no
[17:53] <deathtech> DaveMustaine : Try a slower speed for merit.
[17:53] <noren> iceroot: is there a way
[17:53] <Xcell> lm-sensors made easy:     https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto
[17:53] <DaveMustaine> --> deathtech <-- For merit?
[17:53] <iceroot> noren: with special software from your hardware manufactor maybe
[17:54] <DaveMustaine> --> deathtech <-- I didn't understand :O
[17:54] <silbermm> when i run apt-get remove db2exc i get post-removal script return error exit status 1 , how can i fix this?
[17:54] <mgv1> how can i change the font of display in firefox to not only be in one language but in english too? i dont like the regular font
[17:55] <bazhang> silbermm, gutsy is end of life and no longer supported; you will need to upgrade to a newer version if you wish to have updates and such
[17:56] <silbermm> bazhang, will I be able to upgrade using the 8.04 iso/cd?
[17:56] <Crystallena> Hello ...does someone know how to reset skype ?
[17:56] <iceroot> Crystallena: reset?
[17:56] <jerkman> i want to convert my home folder to ntfs and keep a small section for ext 3. i have lots of data so is this possible without removing all the data
[17:56] <DaveMustaine> iceroot why do I have to burn it with less than x12 speed?
[17:56] <silbermm> or do I have to do a complete reinstall?
[17:56] <Xcell> quality
[17:57] <Crystallena> yeah like for example the vlc --reset-config
[17:57] <Crystallena> but on skype
[17:57] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: because burners are cr*p and cant make good quality at high speed
[17:57] <bazhang> silbermm, the live cd or the alternate? did you make backups and or have a separate home partition
[17:57] <iceroot> Crystallena: dpkg-reconfigure skype  maybe
[17:57] <grawity> iceroot: Waitwait. You can compare the quality of _digital_ _binary_ data?
[17:57] <zvacet> silbermm: freesh install wil lbe better but back up your home partition or make separate one
[17:57] <Crystallena> thanks iceroot
[17:57] <silbermm> bazhang, no but I guess I will need too
[17:58] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- Then the verify thing I did after the burn didn't tell me that the cd was cr*p
[17:58] <iceroot> grawity: nice,, i can compare the data.... but the burner cant make a good image (just readable at the burner not in other drives)
[17:58] <bazhang> silbermm, you can create a separate home partition before hand
[17:58] <bazhang> !home | silbermm
[17:58] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: on your burner
[17:58] <optgeek> Good afternoon guys, I'm in need of some advice. We're building an Ubuntu ISO, but we need to set a custom default configuration for Gnome... Anyone have any idea of where are Gnome's default configs?
[17:58] <bazhang> DaveMustaine, did you md5 the iso file?
[17:58] <grawity> optgeek: gconf.
[17:59] <starcannon> jerkman: anytime your going to be messing with your partitions and filesystems you should backup the data on them, or go crazy trying to get it all back if something goes wrong
[17:59] <DaveMustaine> bazhang ofcourse.
[17:59] <zvacet> silbermm:  why don´t install Jaunty when you are going for fresh install
[17:59] <iceroot> grawity: and that is the problem, the burner can read his own cds but another drive will have problems with 48x speed burned cds
[17:59] <jerkman> starcannon: hmm, ok
[17:59] <Xcell> DaveMustaine-  just burn @ slower speed and try again
[17:59] <Pablo6> Amis bonjour! Mon nom est Pablo, je suis brésilienne et j'ai 22 ans, j'ai une maison témoin, ici au Brésil dans le Minas Gerais au nom de la ville et quelqu'un horizinte.Procuro belle qui participe ou connaître le qrati TECKTRONIK Je vous remercie de m'avoir aidé!
[17:59] <Bonesy> Is there a way to make linux only use one of my wifi adapters, freeing the other one for dedicated use by a program?
[17:59] <DaveMustaine> Okay
[17:59] <Pici> !fr | Pablo6
[17:59] <DaveMustaine> The slowest speed I have on Nero
[18:00] <optgeek> grawity: That's located in the user's home folder... I need to modify the default gnome layout when an user is created.
[18:00] <grawity> optgeek: Not really. Gconf has support for "default" and "mandatory" settings, and I guess you want the "default" ones.
[18:00] <iceroot> optgeek: have a look at /etc/skel  also man skel
[18:01] <joaopinto> iceroot, there is no man skel
[18:01] <iceroot> joaopinto: :(
[18:02] <aaron11> Helo does anyone know why my updates are not getting warned at the top
[18:02] <iceroot> optgeek: the inout from /etc/skel/ is copied to userdir at creation
[18:02] <iceroot> optgeek: so maybe put a default-config there
[18:02] <madman1> on ubuntu 9.04 desktop i can only connect to wireless networks if in an admin login
[18:02] <Bonesy> Is there a way to make linux only use one of my wifi adapters, freeing the other one for dedicated use by a program?
[18:02] <bazhang> aaron11, which version of ubuntu
[18:02] <optgeek> grawity: Hmm sorry, I don't think you follow... I need to set a custom default behavior when a new user is created.
[18:03] <aaron11> bazjaunt
[18:03] <optgeek> iceroot: Yes, that seems to be the best alternative. I'll give it a try, thanks :)
[18:03] <aaron11> bazhang: jaunty
[18:03] <Out_Cold> is the escape a / or \??
[18:03] <grawity> Out_Cold: \
[18:03] <Out_Cold> ty
[18:03] <bazhang> aaron11, not sure what you mean by 'warned at the top'
[18:04] <grawity> optgeek: Well, isn't that what gconf default settings do - define what settings will freshly created users have?
[18:04] <aaron11> bazhang: I meant that shouldn't it say you have some updates at the notification area
[18:04] <starcannon> optgeek: check out this link http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=3531815&postcount=3
[18:04] <Bonesy> Like, if I plug in an adapter identical to the one I'm using right now, can I tell Ubuntu to not use it to connect?
[18:04] <Smut> hello
[18:04] <bazhang> aaron11, you mean the update manager behaviour then
[18:05] <aaron11> !hi | Smut
[18:05] <Out_Cold> grawity, so this is right? touch myfile.py; echo "title = \"The Meaning of Life\"" > myfile.py
[18:05] <grawity> Out_Cold: Yes.
[18:05] <Out_Cold> ty
[18:05] <a931bw> how to install gnomenu?
[18:05] <madman1> why can i only connect to wireless networks with an admistrative profile
[18:05] <optgeek> grawity: Now I don't think I follow... Where is this gconf you talk about? ~/.gconf, or is it some other?
[18:05] <a931bw>  i
[18:05] <optgeek> starcannon: I'll take a look, thanks
[18:05] <a931bw> hey all
[18:06] <grawity> optgeek: http://projects.gnome.org/gconf/
[18:06] <istvan> can someone help me get my audio working? the volume is all the way up, and the hiss changes as I change the volume, but there is no sound
[18:06] <a931bw> h0\/\/ to 1/\/$t4LL?
[18:06] <a931bw> gnomenu
[18:06] <Smut> i've got a problem with my sound card. i can't uninstall the driver. in the readme i was told that i just have to make uninstall. but this didn't delete the driver
[18:06] <grawity> optgeek: You can set those defaults by either a) running gconf-editor as root, or b) editing /etc/gconf/gconf.xml.defaults
[18:06] <bogeyd6> Can anyone recommend an mp3 player that can play as a service or in the background?
[18:06] <grawity> bogeyd6: mpd
[18:06] <bogeyd6> ty
[18:06] <grawity> bogeyd6: And sonata for a GNOME client.
[18:07] <Out_Cold> bogeyd6, amorok
[18:07] <grawity> bogeyd6: (Also ario, ncmpc, gmpc)
[18:07] <grawity> bogeyd6: All those are clients for mpd which itself runs as a service.
[18:07] <amadews> hy  i have this plb http://85.122.145.140/phpmyadmin/
[18:07] <bogeyd6> totally sweet
[18:08] <bogeyd6> ty so much guys
[18:08] <Bonesy> oh, hey there we go
[18:08] <amadews> eni ideea
[18:09] <starcannon> a931bw: what version of Ubuntu are you running? If its Jaunty I have a ppa for you
[18:09] <optgeek> grawity: Oh I got it! I'll sure take a look at it, but I guess not messing directly with gnome would be a good idea (Using /etc/skel :) Thanks for the help, gotta do some research here!
[18:09] <jerkman> does anyone here have a shared home partition between windows and ubuntu. if so, how do you have it partitioned
[18:09] <grawity> optgeek: gconf.xml.defaults seems to be the preferred method.
[18:10] <kingfishr> Is there anything I need to do after updating my PKG_CONFIG_PATH before pkg-config will look in the new directories for my .pc files? It's not finding the ones I specify, and in fact doesn't seem to be affected by PKG_CONFIG_PATH at all.
[18:10] <starcannon> a931bw: anyway look here http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/GnoMenu+Launchpad+Repository?content=109370
[18:10] <pronoy> can anyone please help me in installing windows vista on virtualbox 3.0 on intrepid ??!
[18:11] <a931bw> where to add it?
[18:11] <Bonesy> Ever since attaching a second USB adapter, I'm getting ridiculous amounts of internet being unable to connect to anything, with the other adapter set to a different network (to receive connections)
[18:11] <Bonesy> Can someone help? Please?
[18:11] <starcannon> a931bw: and if that does not work try here https://launchpad.net/gnomenu
[18:11] <a931bw> where to add that
[18:11] <a931bw> deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/gnomenu-team/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[18:11] <a931bw> deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/gnomenu-team/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[18:11] <bigmack83> audio question.my volume controls, all audio is still silent untill it reaches about 70% and doesnt really get loud till its at 90%, then above that its get louder a hell of a lot faster. all other volumes are maxed out. is there any way to spread that volume out a little better. say i can have it at 50% and have it at a reasonable level of loudness?
[18:11] <pradeep> pronoy: make an iso of the vista
[18:11] <pronoy> pradeep i have a bootable disk...won't that work ?
[18:11] <pradeep> the create a virtual space for it
[18:12] <pradeep> then mount it
[18:12] <pradeep> it iwll
[18:12] <pradeep> will
[18:12] <pronoy> pradeep can i pm you ?
[18:12] <Jihui_Choi> Please help me. I have a problem related to regular expression. http://paste.ubuntu.com/289416/
[18:12] <pradeep> pronoy then mount yor cdrom
[18:12] <cjones> i was trying to install nvidia drivers and i crashed  me x server will someone please help me
[18:13] <madman1> why can i only use wireless networks on one profile
[18:13] <pronoy> pradeep check pm
[18:13] <optgeek> grawity: I'll see what I can do. It seems that what I was looking for was /etc/gconf/schemas.
[18:15] <starcannon> madman1: look in "System>Administration>Users and Groups" unlock, then select the user that needs permission, and look in properties, then user privileges tab, make sure that user has the permission, grant it by ticking appropriate field if it doesn't
[18:16] <raginghawk> hello. i have a problem. i cant see myself with my webcam. its to dark. and i dont know or find som help on the internet. i have a  Q-TEC WEBCAM 100 driver and the webcam is a Sweex WC004V3. Is there anyone who have any tips?
[18:16] <Harrison_Bergero> hello
[18:16] <grawity> optgeek: Schemas are most definitely not what you should edit...
[18:16] <Harrison_Bergero> anyone here familiar with undeleting files and folder?
[18:16] <madman1> starcannon: i already granted permissions to connect use ethernet and wireless networks
[18:16] <Harrison_Bergero> i just pulled  a dumbshit and need some help
[18:17] <Harrison_Bergero> heres what happened
[18:17] <grawity> No, you cannot un-rm files.
[18:17] <Harrison_Bergero> i deleted a folder too big for the wastebasket
[18:17] <Harrison_Bergero> so its not there
[18:17] <cjones> i tryed to install nvidia drivers by useing apt-get install nvidia-glx-96 and after i rebooted i a got and error that said my x server could not be loaded and now i have nothing but command line what can i do now
[18:17] <Harrison_Bergero> but i know the HD didnt delete anything because the folder was 40GB large
[18:17] <starcannon> madman1: I'll brb, I gotta grab a laptop and look, I'm talking from memory atm and am on a wired connection.
[18:17] <a931bw> Thank you guys
[18:17] <a931bw> helped
[18:18] <optgeek> grawity: but the default icons (like firefox', evolution's and such) are there, aren't they?
[18:18] <a931bw> i'm AFK
[18:18] <UbuntuUser> hi all
[18:18] <Harrison_Bergero> grawity...what options do i have
[18:18] <UbuntuUser> i've sun java problem after uninstall open jdk
[18:18] <Harrison_Bergero> i know its still on disk, just the indices have been deleted
[18:18] <madman1> starcannon: thats fine i can wait
[18:19] <UbuntuUser> application written in java simply want't run
[18:19] <afancy> could anybody help me rsh login problem? http://fpaste.org/ibsA/
[18:19] <cjones> i tryed to install nvidia drivers by useing apt-get install nvidia-glx-96 and after i rebooted i a got and error that said my x server could not be loaded and now i have nothing but command line what can i do now
[18:20] <UbuntuUser> here it is what i recivied at command line: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: .host.JDownloader 0.8.9.JDownloader.jar
[18:20] <UbuntuUser>    at gnu.java.lang.MainThread.run(libgcj.so.90)
[18:20] <UbuntuUser> Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: .host.JDownloader 0.8.9.JDownloader.jar not found in gnu.gcj.runtime.SystemClassLoader{urls=[file:./], parent=gnu.gcj.runtime.ExtensionClassLoader{urls=[], parent=null}}
[18:20] <UbuntuUser>    at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(libgcj.so.90)
[18:20] <UbuntuUser>    at gnu.gcj.runtime.SystemClassLoader.findClass(libgcj.so.90)
[18:20] <FloodBot2> UbuntuUser: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:20] <starcannon> madman1: i'm assuming this is for "Desktop User" accounts or "Non Admin" privileged accounts correct?
[18:21] <madman1> starcannon: no it has admin privilges
[18:21] <squeaker> I'm trying to add the -r command line arg to lirc's startup script... and I can't seem to find the right place to do it.  I could edit the /etc/init.d script, but that doesn't seem right.  Where should I be looking?
[18:21] <cjones> i tryed to install nvidia drivers by useing apt-get install nvidia-glx-96 and after i rebooted i a got and error that said my x server could not be loaded and now i have nothing but command line what can i do now
[18:21] <j1mp492> Need help with getting flash player for ubuntu 9.04 64bit (amd64)
[18:22] <iceroot> j1mp492: just install the flash player
[18:22] <j1mp492> Iceroot: but how? -.-
[18:22] <iceroot> j1mp492: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[18:23] <j1mp492> iceroot: lol, thanks
[18:24] <iceroot> cjones: remove the driver  sudo apt-get remove nvidia-glx-96, then restore your x-server   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xorg
[18:24] <raginghawk> hello. i have a problem. i cant see myself with my webcam. its to dark. and i dont know or find som help on the internet. i have a  Q-TEC WEBCAM 100 driver and the webcam is a Sweex WC004V3. Is there anyone who have any tips?
[18:25] <starcannon> madman1: hmm I'm at a bit of a loss, if its an Admin account, it should have all the priveleges you'd need; does it indeed have all the same privs, and belong to all the same groups as the account that does have access?
[18:25] <iceroot> raginghawk: use the brightness control from your software like skype
[18:25] <dafo> hi
[18:26] <raginghawk> iceroot, i tried that in amsn. it didnt make any difference. and in amsn i cant even change the colour from 0, its stuck.
[18:27] <iceroot> raginghawk: hm
[18:28] <Hedge|Hog> if i install the ubuntu 9.10 beta now, will it be automatically so to say uppgraded to the final via the update program when the final is finished and released? or do i have to do a full reinstall then?
[18:28] <mkilo> hey all! can anyone recommend good bookkeeping software? I was looking at gnucash, but I didn't really see any competition for it...
[18:28] <madman11> starcannon: sorry about that i have a really poor signal here
[18:28] <raginghawk> iceroot, i think the camera needs to go in some "dark mode" or something like that.
[18:28] <iceroot> Hedge|Hog: yes
[18:28] <starcannon> madman11: no worries
[18:28] <iceroot> Hedge|Hog: its updated to the release version then
[18:28] <starcannon> madman11: hmm I'm at a bit of a loss, if its an Admin account, it should have all the priveleges you'd need; does it indeed have all the same privs, and belong to all the same groups as the account that does have access?
[18:28] <Hedge|Hog> iceroot: haha, yes on the first part of the question?
[18:28] <Hedge|Hog> aah
[18:28] <Hedge|Hog> great!
[18:28] <madman11> starcannon: yes
[18:28] <Hedge|Hog> ive got a broken system now so i'll try the beta then
[18:29] <madman11> starcannon: well let me check groups real quick
[18:29] <bigmack83> is there a way i can make a simple setup script to get all the installed packages on my system, put them into a file of some sort, so when/if i have to reinstall ubuntu I can run the scripts and it will auto install all the original packages from the backup file? this way i dont have to go remember all my packages and clisk them in package manager
[18:29] <mkilo> oh and that brings up a good point: will we lose all settings and everything when we upgrade?
[18:30] <nadja> llo
[18:30] <nadja> hallo
[18:30] <madman11> starcannon: brb im going to log in to the other account i just changed some group settings
[18:30] <iceroot> !clone | bigmack83
[18:30] <Harrison_Bergero> doesn anyone here have experience with the program foremost?
[18:30] <Harrison_Bergero> it seems I dont have enough disk space on the second partition
[18:30] <iceroot> !anyone | Harrison_Bergero
[18:30] <bigmack83> iceroot, ooh nice! thanks a bunch
[18:30] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: ask df -h if there is enough space
[18:30] <Harrison_Bergero> is there a way to recover without copying the files...in other words, just recover and leave the file where it is.
[18:31] <bigmack83> !automate
[18:31] <madman11> starcannon: no that didnt work, the profile isnt even detecting the wireless card
[18:31] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: recovering what?
[18:32] <a931bw> guys
[18:32] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....i deleted a folder 39gb large.  All .avi files.
[18:32] <a931bw> how to use emerald themes?
[18:32] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: and ubuntu dont use something like a second partition (as in windows systems)
[18:32] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot...so i was wondering how to undelete them
[18:32] <a931bw> i installed emerald already
[18:32] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: you cant undelet files
[18:33] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....i have the two partitions...3 really if you count swap
[18:33] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: removed is removed on linux
[18:33] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: you have only  /
[18:33] <Lucifaneous> Hi
[18:33] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: and maybe /home is on another drive
[18:33] <starcannon> Harrison_Bergero: be sure to take a peek at AptOnCd as well, its in the synaptic package manager, and is very useful for your particular endeavor
[18:33] <Lucifaneous> can I install ubuntu on vritualbox?
[18:33] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....  Gerät  boot.     Anfang        Ende     Blöcke   Id  System
[18:33] <Harrison_Bergero> /dev/sda1   *           1        1600    12851968+  83  Linux
[18:33] <Harrison_Bergero> /dev/sda2            1601        7296    45753120    f  W95 Erw. (LBA)
[18:33] <Harrison_Bergero> /dev/sda5            2090        7296    41825196    7  HPFS/NTFS
[18:33] <Harrison_Bergero> /dev/sda6            1601        2089     3927829+  82  Linux Swap / Solaris
[18:33] <FloodBot2> Harrison_Bergero: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:34] <Harrison_Bergero> sorry...didnt mean to flood
[18:34] <starcannon> madman11: sorry got distracted I'm back
[18:34] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....i thought i only had 3 partitions, now im not so sure
[18:34] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: W95 + Solaris? very strage, what is w95 stand for?
[18:34] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....dont know
[18:35] <madman11> starcannon: the other account does not recgonize the wireless card
[18:35] <mkilo> win95!  =D=D
[18:35] <starcannon> madman11: some things to ask before I start googling along with you; have you done a full reboot? Have you tried turning the card off and on from the other account?
[18:35] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: post df -h to pastebin
[18:35] <mkilo> ... sorry I couldn't help it....
[18:35] <madman11> starcannon: both
[18:35] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot...the drive is only 60GB large so sda2 and 5 must be the same
[18:35] <iceroot> !paste | Harrison_Bergero
[18:35] <a931bw> star
[18:35] <a931bw> coult you help me again?
[18:35] <a931bw> how to use emerald themes?
[18:35] <a931bw> i i nstalled emerald
[18:35] <a931bw> but it wont apply themes
[18:36] <starcannon> madman11: okies, one more thing to check, have you tried creating one more account, and seeing if it too has this issue? maybe just a bad config file in the ~/ directory of the currently broken account
[18:36] <madman11> starcannon: i'm going to try that now
[18:36] <a931bw> Starcannon
[18:36] <a931bw> can u help me?
[18:36] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....http://paste.ubuntu.com/289434/
[18:37] <madman11> i was actualy about to do that earlier anyway
[18:37] <a931bw> how to use emerald themes?
[18:37] <starcannon> a931bw: my average is pretty poor today, but I can try
[18:37] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: you have less then 20gb for linux
[18:37] <a931bw> starcannon how to use emerald themes?
[18:38] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....ok
[18:38] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: the rest (40gb) is not part of /
[18:38] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot....right...that 40 is where the deleted files are
[18:38] <madman11> starcannon: i made a mistake that i overlooked until i recreated the account
[18:38] <starcannon> a931bw sudo apt-get install emerald then System>Preferences>Emerald, then import the theme you downloaded from gnome-look.org or somewhere like it, then reboot
[18:39] <iceroot> Harrison_Bergero: deleted files are nowhere, they are deleted
[18:39] <starcannon> madman11: hehe, what was the issue, how'd you fix?
[18:39] <a931bw> ah rebot thanx
[18:39] <Harrison_Bergero> iceroot.....i dont remember the hard drive deleting for 5 minutes....i assume just the index was deleted
[18:39] <Harrison_Bergero> i know thats windows talk but im new to linux#
[18:39] <Harrison_Bergero> i assume its the same principle
[18:40] <madman11> starcannon: i created accounts as a desktop user, and never noticed till the create user screen....:P
[18:40] <Harrison_Bergero> the data is still there, just the index is gone
[18:40] <madman11> it should work now....
[18:40] <O__o> hello, which software do you use to rip cd to mp3?
[18:40] <epple> i installed package swi-prolog-lite, how do i run program?
[18:40] <starcannon> madman11: hahaha, thats one of the things I wondered, and is why I asked, hehe, its always the overlooked crap that gets you. GJ on finding it!
[18:40] <mkilo> So if I have Wine installed, I can just tryo to install my windows software like normal?
[18:40] <mkilo> try to*
[18:41] <mkilo> I don't need to set any permissions or activate anything? or press any pretty buttons?
[18:41] <starcannon> madman11: still, there is an issue that is driving me nuts, I create Desktop Users on our laptops all the time, and they have wifi np; that would drive me up a tree till I solved it if it were on my lappy
[18:41] <epple> i installed package swi-prolog-lite, how do i run program, any help?
[18:42] <madman11> starcannon: gagh, i created an admin profile and still no wireless access
[18:42] <Doc_Lappy> k can anybody tell me the path to terminal?
[18:42] <sphenxes> i have an account on hostmonster.com? I would like to play audio (mp3 & video) on my homepage (joomla & moodle)? what files should i install on the server, or theses files are already their?  The sever is a linux sever
[18:43] <iceroot> Doc_Lappy: whereis gnome-terminal
[18:43] <madman11> starcannon: btw avoid atheros wireless cards wherever possible
[18:43] <Doc_Lappy> k thanks iceroot, I was just typing terminal
[18:43] <starcannon> madman11: yep, I stick with intel Pro Wireless 3945 abg cards as much as possible
[18:44] <starcannon> madman11: I assume you must be using ndiswrapper?
[18:44] <madman11> starcannon: ive had nothing but trouble wth atheros cards
[18:44] <madman11> starcannon: yeah
[18:44] <starcannon> madman11: perhaps try running ndiswrapper on each account that needs access, that'd be my next thought anyway
[18:45] <madman11> starcannon: yeah i got to go but ill try that
[18:45] <starcannon> mandman11: i'm guessing ndiswrapper made a ~/ config file for your working account, and not a global one
[18:45] <starcannon> madman11: gl sorry I couldn't sort you
[18:46] <starcannon> doh nm
[18:46] <mgv1> hi - ive checked with lve cd whether i can mount my fully encty[ted hd (using altarnate cd) and while doing that i couldnt see any hard drive - is that means its encrypted?
[18:47] <xguru> how do i get the obs plugin for compiz?  I can't seem to get my windows transparent
[18:47] <yrlnry> Somewhere in the ubuntu user preferences there used to be a control that would let me turn my laptop's Windows Flag key into a compose-character key.  I can't find it.  It doesn't seem to be under System/Preferences.  Where is it?
[18:50] <paolo88> hi
[18:50] <paolo88> how i can do to download an old version of source code by svn?
[18:51] <iceroot> paolo88: use the revision number
[18:52] <Doonz> hey can anyone help me out with creating a cron job with rsync?
[18:52] <nadine> hello all
[18:52] <iceroot> Doonz: what is the problem? the cronline?
[18:52] <NemesisD> hi all. i just installed a new ubuntu server but when i ssh to it I get connection refused. i have to tell someone over the phone what they should do. what is the most likely solution to this?
[18:53] <iceroot> Doonz: to create a cronjob? please be more specific
[18:53] <paolo88> iceroot: i don't know the command
[18:53] <NemesisD> i'm guessing sshd isn't started by default or is not configured
[18:53] <Doonz> iceroot can we take it to pm so i dont flood the channel
[18:53] <iceroot> NemesisD: installing openssh-server
[18:53] <iceroot> NemesisD: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[18:53] <mxgb> can somebody plz help me setup rapidsvn to use ssh?
[18:53] <NemesisD> iceroot: ubuntu server doesn't come with that by default? D:
[18:53] <iceroot> NemesisD: ssh-server is not installed by default
[18:53] <starcannon> NemesisD make sure ssh server is installed (sudo apt-get install ssh) then make sure that port 21(i think it is) is open on the firewall/router
[18:53] <NemesisD> 22
[18:53] <iceroot> starcannon: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[18:54] <NemesisD> ok ill give them a call. thanks
[18:54] <starcannon> iceroot and NemesisD yep, sorry for the misinformation, head full of flu gunk i'm a foggy frog atm
[18:54] <iceroot> Doonz: no
[18:54] <Doonz> k let me pastebin it
[18:55] <fission6> what mail client can i use from bash line
[18:55] <NemesisD> pine
[18:55] <fission6> is that the easiest?
[18:55] <iceroot> fission6: alpine is very very nice. its a ncurse-client
[18:56] <fission6> im looking more for just a simple client to pipe files to and email to people
[18:56] <iceroot> fission6: so its a client with a menu
[18:56] <Mohammad[B]> i'm chrooted to ubuntu but i haven't internet in chroot, how i can config net in ubuntu's chroot ? please help me :-s
[18:56] <iceroot> fission6: then you mailx
[18:56] <fission6> do i need to use the menu
[18:56] <ablyss> fission6: i use mailx
[18:56] <DaveMustaine> --> iceroot <-- Is 4x good enuff to burn?
[18:56] <iceroot> fission6: use mailx if you want no menu
[18:57] <Xcell> yes davm
[18:57] <iceroot> DaveMustaine: yes
[18:57] <starcannon> iceroot: I had to double check to make sure I wasn't losing my flu ridden mind, indeed the "ssh" package includes the server "This metapackage is a convenient way to install both the OpenSSH client
[18:57] <starcannon> and the OpenSSH server. It provides nothing in and of itself, so you
[18:57] <starcannon> may remove it if nothing depends on it."
[18:57] <Doonz> iceroot: http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[18:57] <neur0tic> hello everyone
[18:57] <iceroot> starcannon: but i think not at old versions like 6.06 and 8.04  i dont think ssh was a metapackage there
[18:57] <Xcell> lol not my nic
[18:57] <vinny> when running a windows app I get a lower resolution and a taskbar which pushes away the important top part of the screen.. is there a way to prevent this?
[18:58] <starcannon> iceroot: I'm running 8.04 here myself
[18:58] <mkilo> woah... can the archive manager not inherantly read .rar?
[18:58] <Guest22471> I hope my plan is ok but I plan to remote connect to virtualbox install of ubuntu so I have full screen access.
[18:58] <iceroot> starcannon: hm ok, sorry then i was wrong
[18:58] <starcannon> iceroot: no worries, I just wanted to double check, and fill you in on findings.
[18:59] <iceroot> Doonz: hm i never used rsync, just can help with cron :)
[18:59] <frostburn> Anyone here use blueproximity and have the measured atm skipping from 0 to 255 constantly?
[18:59] <starcannon> iceroot: I haven't run 6.xx Ubuntu in so long I couldn't say on that though
[18:59] <Guest22471> My problem is this. I installed ubuntu on amd macihine but it does not have bluetooth... the PC does. So, I install ubuntu on PC via virtualbox.
[18:59] <Doonz> oh ok
[18:59] <iceroot> starcannon: so openssh-client + openssh-server = ssh :)
[18:59] <arbitre> ping
[18:59] <Rafael_Nadal> pong
[18:59] <Doonz> any rsync gurus around, need help with getting this set up to work http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[18:59] <arbitre> ping
[18:59] <Rafael_Nadal> pong
[18:59] <starcannon> iceroot: aye
[18:59] <Guest22471> I will then remoteconnect to that ubuntu from amd-installed ubuntu with fullscreen
[19:00] <fission6> iceroot: i got mailx, what do i need to configure to minimal just send out emails
[19:00] <starcannon> iceroot: i did have the port wrong though, that'd been a headache lol
[19:00] <arbitre> ping
[19:00] <Rafael_Nadal> pong
[19:00] <Roger_Federer> ping
[19:00] <Rafael_Nadal> pong
[19:00] <Roger_Federer> ping
[19:00] <Rafael_Nadal> pong
[19:00] <Roger_Federer> ping
[19:00] <FloodBot3> Rafael_Nadal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:00] <FloodBot3> Roger_Federer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:00] <neur0tic> can someone suggest me a good download manager to go with firefox ?
[19:00] <Guest22471> I hope this is sound but install failed :( of ubuintu via vbox said disk error. however it is booting I shall see what is up
[19:01] <starcannon> neur0tic I like "downThemAll"
[19:01] <iceroot> fission6: and mta like postfix or sendmail, i think mailx is installing an mta (maybe exim)
[19:01] <iceroot> neur0tic: downthemall
[19:01] <starcannon> neur0tic:http://www.downthemall.net/
[19:02] <neur0tic> wow, seems like a unanimous choice !
[19:02] <neur0tic> i'll give it a try
[19:02] <starcannon> neur0tic: be sure to check out gwget as well
[19:02] <Guest40499> i have a problem with getting dual monitor support to work on 9.04, i configure the desktop monitor to have seperate X window, then click apply, then save to x configuration, but get "Failed to parse existing X config file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'! help?
[19:02] <Doonz> any rsync gurus around, need help with getting this set up to work http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[19:03] <neur0tic> hmmm.... the thing about wget is that its got no multi segment support
[19:03] <neur0tic> so gwget wont have it either, i suppose
[19:03] <j1mp492> how do i update firefox?
[19:04] <mkilo> how is downthemall better than the standard ubuntu downloader?
[19:04] <j1mp492> mkilo: 10x faster.
[19:04] <j1mp492> mkilo: i guess
[19:04] <mkilo> oh wow, really?
[19:05] <Madcamper> anyone with the dual monitor help?
[19:05] <ltcabral> how can i count the results from this: find ~/mnt -name \*.rpm   instead of just displaying one by one
[19:05] <starcannon> mkilo: it also lets you grab all of a paticular file type from a page; so if you wanted all the .tar.gz files located at a page, you could set a filter for that, and "Down Them All" you don't have to one at a time click them
[19:06] <mkilo> oh sweet!
[19:07] <j1mp492> which is the most easy way to upgrade firefox to latest version?
[19:07] <starcannon> mkilo: it also lets you pause and resume a download, which is what neur0tic sounded most interested in
[19:07] <Madcamper> anyone familiar with dual monitor support on ubuntu?
[19:07] <Doonz> any rsync gurus around, need help with getting this set up to work http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[19:07] <mkilo> if I just download it from the synaptics package manager, will it replace the built in downloader?
[19:08] <starcannon> mkilo: just go to http://www.downthemall.net/ using firefox, and install it, it will then be available in addition to the default
[19:08] <allenbradley> mkilo: thought of using wget?
[19:08] <Xcell> j1mp492-   sudo apt-get update  then look in synapt for shiretoko
[19:08] <mkilo> I see, so when I download, it'll give me an option?
[19:09] <allenbradley> mkilo: It's this really nice command-line level downloader
[19:09] <allenbradley> mkilo: You can download recursively etc etc
[19:09] <mkilo> I haven't seen it before... I'll look into it though.
[19:09] <allenbradley> mkilo: Plus DTA can download only 6 at a time
[19:09] <allenbradley> mkilo: man wget
[19:09] <starcannon> allenbradley: yep I like wget and gwget both excellent for their purposes.
[19:10] <mkilo> have mostly only looked at ubuntu GUI stuff.... haven't really played with the command line
[19:10] <DaveMustaine> Xcell a dude told me to use Daemon to open the ISO file
[19:10] <DaveMustaine> Then install ubuntu
[19:10] <allenbradley> starcannon: They are really good for my particular purposes. Where I am, LAN gets cut off at midnight
[19:10] <DaveMustaine> Is that a good thing?
[19:10] <mkilo> ahh
[19:10] <mkilo> that makes sense
[19:10] <DaveMustaine> Im burning at 4x speed the cd now, but I'm gonna try
[19:11] <allenbradley> starcannon: One part however, has internet 24x7
[19:11] <allenbradley> starcannon:
[19:11] <kavurt> hi, what package should I install to be able to watch this stream: http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html ?
[19:11] <Xcell> DaveMustaine-  burn the cd and go back in bios and fix boot order to cdrom and boot the ubuntu cd... should work fine
[19:11] <allenbradley> starcannon: So I ssh into the machine, start wget and exit
[19:11] <DaveMustaine> >_> I'll try..
[19:12] <allenbradley> mkilo: command line's the future
[19:12] <Xcell> DaveMustaine-  if its a combo cd/dvd  pick that
[19:12] <raven_> hi - what is the way in linux/ubuntu to cut a video using parallel recorded video-files from several cameras?
[19:12] <DaveMustaine> --> Xcell <-- What?
[19:12] <fr3ci> Hi, I am trying to build some device drivers but I get the  error: asm/io.h: No such file or directory
[19:13]  * Xcell goes for coffee brb
[19:13] <mkilo> for whom?  I mean I personally like the interface of command line, but the general public likes the pretty atmosphere of guis and buttons.
[19:13] <genii> DaveMustaine: Does your motherboard have a Marvell SATA controller that also operates the onboard IDE? (Asus P5K series for example). Booting from CD on these is problemmatic
[19:13] <allenbradley> mkilo:
[19:13] <starcannon> kavurt meet me in the pm channel I'll walk you through the process of getting the firefox plugin to work
[19:13] <DaveMustaine> I don't know
[19:13] <DaveMustaine> But on my bios boot order I saw Ide things..
[19:14] <DaveMustaine> IDE things*
[19:14] <allenbradley> GUI generally tends to slow you down. Once you're on a keyboard, things start getting done even faster. But that's a different argument altogether
[19:14] <neur0tic> also, can someone tell me if its possible to easily load balance between 3  of my ethernet controllers each having 256kbps both ways ?
[19:14] <starcannon> kavurt: start by going here and downloading the .DEB file on the small text link under the "Download RealPlayer" button http://www.real.com/linux?src=realhome_linux_bb_0_1_1_0_0_3_0&pcode=rn&opage=realhome_linux_bb
[19:14] <Madcamper> Dual monitor support on ubuntu? help anyone?
[19:14] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- There are IDE things on my bios boot order..
[19:14] <maestrojed> I am building a web server with Ubuntu. By default /var/www is owned by root. Can I change this or will that cause apache to not work?
[19:15] <allenbradley> MadCamper : Doesn't it work out of the box
[19:15] <mkilo> ya, I agree. like I said, I like text interfaces. But the general public likes guis and pretty pictures.
[19:15] <allenbradley> ?
[19:15] <Madcamper> not the setup
[19:15] <starcannon> kavurt: then install it by double clicking on it and following along with the instructions. When thats done come on back and I'll hook you up with getting the plugins working in Firefox
[19:15] <Madcamper> it worked on XP, but using nvidia confg settings it wont let me
[19:15] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- If you know how to help me, I will love you <3
[19:15] <fccf> maestrojed: apache's user is www-data and /var/www and everything in it should be owned by www-data
[19:15] <allenbradley> MadCaOh, nvidia. Sorr
[19:15] <kavurt> starcannon: I'm trying, thanks
[19:16] <allenbradley> MadCamper: Did you check on the internet?
[19:16] <Madcamper> ya i looked, but the steps they said didnt work for me
[19:16] <genii> DaveMustaine: If you have an external CD drive I'd suggest trying to boot the CD from that
[19:16] <DaveMustaine> External cd drive? O.o
[19:17] <maestrojed> fccf: ok cool, what that something I should have set up? I just installed apache and everything is owned by root.
[19:17] <allenbradley> mkilo: Meh to the general public. Anyways, try wget and tell me how it comes along
[19:17] <allenbradley> Madcamper: One sec
[19:17] <grekkos> is there no "clean" font on ubuntu?
[19:17] <fccf> maestrojed: how did you install apache?
[19:17] <Madcamper> about openign a terminal, "sudo mv -i /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup, sudo touch /etc/X11/xorg.conf, sudo nvidia-settings and hten hit save configurations
[19:18] <mkilo> allen: I will, and thanks. Once I get more comfortable with the OS I'll delve into the command-line structure.
[19:18] <mkilo> only on day 2   ;)
[19:18] <maestrojed> fcct using synaptic package manager, I installed apache2 and all needed support packages
[19:18] <starcannon> kavurt: heres a link to the commands you need to get the Firefox plugin working http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m42e403d3
[19:18] <mkilo> speaking of which, can anyone recommend an FTP client?  I was using filezilla, but I guess that is not the most popular anymore? or am I mistaken?
[19:19] <Pici> mkilo: Why do you need to use the most popular client? Just use the client you like the best.
[19:19] <allenbradley> mkilo: Filezilla on linux
[19:19] <grawity> mkilo: GNOME has FTP support integrated. And gftp seems to be nice too.
[19:19] <hellfire> I want to give up MS Windows. but...because of my job,I had to use it...
[19:19] <starcannon> mkilo: try fireftp its a nice firefox plugin
[19:19] <fccf> maestrojed: ok, yeah, provided that the dpkg script did what it was supposed to it should have created the system user account for www-data, what version of ubuntu?
[19:19] <allenbradley> Madcamper : Did you try this : http://librenix.com/?inode=10596?
[19:19] <duffydack> I prefer fireftp plugin for FF
[19:19] <Doonz> any rsync gurus around, need help with getting this set up to work http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[19:19]  * grawity prefers ftpfs
[19:19] <Madcamper> no i did not
[19:19] <allenbradley> Madcamper: http://librenix.com/?inode=10596
[19:20] <Doonz> grawity: thatnx for the help
[19:20] <allenbradley> Madcamper: The first link was malformed
[19:20] <kavurt> starcannon: thanks
[19:20] <grawity> Doonz: um. ?
[19:20] <starcannon> kavurt: anytime
[19:20] <allenbradley> Madcamper:
[19:20] <allenbradley> the second one
[19:20] <hellfire> and I wander, Did you ever use MS Windows ?
[19:20] <maestrojed> fccf: I am pretty new to Ubuntu where do you look up the version number? It is the stable release.
[19:20] <DaveMustaine> genii don't have an external cd drive
[19:20] <DaveMustaine> I have another pc
[19:20] <mkilo> pici: I tend to run with the crowd. I run on the assumption that the most popular is statistically the most viable, the most intuitive, and/or the most compatible
[19:20] <DaveMustaine> But not an external drive
[19:20] <mkilo> besides: I like to broaden my horizens   ;)
[19:20] <Madcamper> gonna have a look at it, thx
[19:21] <fccf> maestrojed: lsb_release -a .. in terminal
[19:21] <starcannon> maestrojed you can see what version of Ubuntu your running by looking in System>About Ubuntu , it'll be in the second paragraph
[19:21] <maestrojed> fccf 9.04
[19:21] <ekimmargni> Hello, I am trying to dgst -sha1 to hash some input from stdin - how do I terminate the input? Probably sending EOF will do it, but I don't know how to do that.
[19:21] <maestrojed> starcannon: Thx glad to know the gui way too!
[19:22] <fccf> maestrojed: I like my command line ... you should be good to go
[19:22] <genii> DaveMustaine: Ah. The reason being that the driver for usb CD drive works to install this way when the onboard/internal chipset doesn't work right.
[19:22] <maestrojed> fccf: so you think I should chown on /var/www ?
[19:22] <starcannon> fccf: yep the command gives way more details, I like that better too, thanks :)
[19:22] <grekkos> oops
[19:22] <grekkos> i'm back
[19:22] <grekkos> does gnome-terminal not source ~/.profile?
[19:23] <maestrojed> fccf: because it is working now with root as the owner and group.
[19:23] <jdfoote1> I've got a strange problem - I don't know how or when this started, but on one of my boxes, OpenOffice looks like it's using a different Windows manager, and I don't know how to switch it back - I put a screenshot at http://snapixel.com/b/14e6
[19:23] <DaveMustaine> genii don't have an external drive.. What do I have to do then? =(
[19:23] <Madcamper> sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx it says package nvidia-glx has no installation candiadate, you should explicitly select one to install
[19:23] <mgv1> hi - ive checked with lve cd whether i can mount my fully encty[ted hd (using altarnate cd) and while doing that i couldnt see any hard drive - is that means its encrypted?
[19:23] <mkilo> Ya the only reason I mentioned the FTP client is that Filezilla got only one star in the "Add/Remoxe Apllications" program
[19:23] <allenbradley> Madcamper :That's weird
[19:23] <genii> DaveMustaine: You have 1 box already running Ubuntu, yes?
[19:23] <allenbradley> One sec
[19:23] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, that's the theme, not the windows manager
[19:23] <hackeron> hey, are there any ubuntu install images that I can put on usb storage instead of burning to cd?
[19:24] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- Nope, dude. Three pc = Vista, Xp , XP
[19:24] <allenbradley> Madcamper:
[19:24] <Madcamper> im installing the 180, i think i had 171 or w/e before
[19:24] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, how can I change it? It doesn't match the rest of my windows...
[19:24] <allenbradley> Madcamper:
[19:24] <allenbradley> me
[19:24] <allenbradley> madcamper: pm me
[19:24] <DaveMustaine> I need Ubuntu on one of my pcs
[19:24] <dementor> hy
[19:25] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, it almost looks like it's running in WINE
[19:25] <genii> DaveMustaine: Hm. Because if an ubuntu box already was there, could do the PXE booting way
[19:25] <dementor> hy i realy whana instal phpmyadmin and i cant
[19:25] <DaveMustaine> genii explain me dude.
[19:25] <dementor> need some help:((
[19:25] <arthur> serveur 88.191.69.87
[19:25] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, you are launching it using the regular office category, right ?
[19:25] <genii> DaveMustaine: PXE booting is when the PC boots from the network
[19:26] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, yes
[19:26] <joaopinto> just to make sure you are not usinga wined oo you installed somewhoe :P
[19:26] <arthur> serveur/ 88.191.69.87
[19:26] <jdfoote1> No - it's installed through the repos
[19:26] <genii> arthur: /server whatever
[19:26] <DaveMustaine> genii the pc I want to boot hasn't connection
[19:26] <genii> DaveMustaine: It has no ethernet adapter?
[19:26] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, it might have started when I installed 3.0 from the PPA repositories, but since then I've been using the Ubuntu repos to update, etc., and even remove the PPA repo
[19:27] <DaveMustaine> genii nope.
[19:27] <genii> Hm
[19:27] <ctrlesc> hi, genii
[19:27]  * genii hands ctrlesc a coffee
[19:27] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, oh, that would explain it
[19:28] <maestrojed> fccf: What do you think? Should I "chown -R www-data /var/www"
[19:28] <DaveMustaine> genii trying a stupid thing : opening the ISO with Daemon Tools then install into Windows
[19:28] <raven_> hi - what is the way in linux/ubuntu to cut a video using parallel recorded video-files from several cameras?
[19:28] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, have you tried to run it from a different account ? to make sure ooo3 didn't changed some theme settings ?
[19:28] <DaveMustaine> It's a mess, but who cares lol :O
[19:28] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, since then I believe I uninstalled and reinstalled OOo from the Ubuntu repos...
[19:28] <jdfoote1> Joaopinto, that's a good idea - I can try that
[19:28] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, did you purge the old install ?
[19:28] <addisonj_> i have dual displays, how do i make the top and bottom panels span both displays in gnome?
[19:28] <fccf> maestrojed: yeah, depending on what you are doing, some CMS's need write access to /var/www and in order to do that it has to be chown'd by www-data, if it is just static HTML, i see no real problem with root being the owner, provided you are using a chmod of like 644
[19:28] <joaopinto> not just remove, purge
[19:28] <genii> DaveMustaine: So it begins to boot, then goes black-screen? Or what exactly (behaves as no CD is there at all and goes to HD, does boot but at point XYZ fails, etc)
[19:29] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, no, how do I do that?
[19:29] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, sudo apt-get purge package
[19:29] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- It loads Windows XP
[19:29] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, system config files are not removed with a regular remove
[19:29] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, I'll try that now - thanks!
[19:29] <DaveMustaine> genii it doesn't read the cd before windows starts working
[19:29] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, ah, that makes sense
[19:29] <DaveMustaine> With Windows I can see the cd content
[19:29] <neur0tic> can someone tell me how to loadbalance between 2-3 ethernet cards which i have ?
[19:30] <DaveMustaine> genii but I can't open .exe files
[19:30] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, do you know if it would be possible to just remove the config files, and let ooo recreate them? Or will that mess things up?
[19:30] <maestrojed> fccf: ok, I don't think the CMS issues will exist. I am setting up SMB now to write to this folder and was setting the force user setting when I realized all that was owned by root. Seemed odd and I appreciate the help and conversation. Thanks!
[19:30] <genii> DaveMustaine: Sounds like CD is borked
[19:30] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, you could do that, if you know which is the config dir
[19:30] <joaopinto> should be .ooosomething :P
[19:30] <joaopinto> just rename it
[19:31] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- CD drive or the CD i burned?
[19:31] <addisonj_> grrr... panels! work how i want you too!
[19:31] <genii> DaveMustaine: Since you can view CD contents, drive is likely OK. So this leaves the CD itself
[19:31] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- View, but not open.
[19:31] <fccf> maestrojed: it might be easier w/samba if you used your user, that way you would have write access to /var/www from the network without any special permissioning
[19:31] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- On my other pcs it works fine, the cd.
[19:32] <gidna> Hi
[19:32] <fccf> !hi | gidna
[19:32] <gidna> How can I view swf files?
[19:32] <maestrojed> fccf: Cool, as long as Apache doesn't care that all those files are owned by %username that would be the easiest
[19:33] <grawity> gidna: Do you have flashplayer installed for your web browser?
[19:33] <addisonj_> grrr, why can i not get a panel on my second display?
[19:33] <neur0tic> hmm, seems i'll have to search elsewhere to look up load balancing, can someone point me in the right direction? also, the networkmanager applet seems to not work properly for me
[19:33] <neur0tic> never actually connects to the manually specified ip address i tell it to :(
[19:33] <Hadi> hello
[19:33] <fccf> maestrojed: provided the files are readable by everyone, apache won't care
[19:33] <gidna> yes with the browser I can see those files but I can't zoom.. and I have to open them once a time
[19:33] <starcannon> gidna rightclick on the .swf and open with firefox should do it
[19:33] <moflea> hi can someone tell me how to upgrade my ubuntu 9.0.4 version to 9.10 beta using the iso file ?
[19:34] <starcannon> nm sorry too late
[19:34] <Hadi> can i update my ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10 ?
[19:34] <Pici> moflea Hadi : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[19:34] <fccf> !karmic | moflea
[19:34] <ctrlesc> ubuntu 9.10 release is coming soon
[19:34] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- What do I have to do? Do I have to open the main box?
[19:34] <moflea> ty
[19:34] <Aurus> Does Ubuntu ship the opnjdk java plugin by default?  Installed, or have to install it?
[19:34] <ctrlesc> i can wait. I don't wanna to try beta
[19:35] <fccf> Aurus: you have to install it .. it is called sun-java6-jdk and sun-java6-plugin ... you will also need the bin
[19:35] <dementor> realy no one now how to instal phpmyadmin?
[19:36] <ctrlesc> genii,excuse me, Could I have a private conversation with you?
[19:36] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- You there, mate?
[19:36] <fccf> dementor:  sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin ... more help in #phpmyadmin
[19:36] <Aurus> fccf: My question was if the openjdk one is the plugin shipped, not the Sun one
[19:36] <dementor> dont work
[19:36] <dementor> i try theat
[19:36] <fccf> !work | dementor
[19:37] <andrej_> Hello, I need help running Java plugin in seamonkey, this didn't work in 9.04 and doesn't work in 9.10 beta either (so this channel should be ok as 9.04 had same problem for me). I'm using sun-java packages. In firefox everything runs fine. I tried crating a symlink in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins to my libnpjp2.so file. After this the java plugin is listed in seamonkey in about:plugins but no...
[19:37] <andrej_> ...java applets will load yet.
[19:37] <gidna> this channel is completely useless
[19:38] <addisonj_> so, anyone here with dual displays get the gnome panels to extend to the second display?
[19:38] <fccf> Aurus: see here https://launchpad.net/~openjdk/+archive/ppa
[19:38] <Der_Trolly> HEY FRESH UBUNTUS!?!?!?!
[19:38] <Der_Trolly> Everything upgebouched with YOU?!?!?!?
[19:38] <DaveMustaine> --> genii <-- Disappeared? :O
[19:39] <Der_Trolly> Yeah!
[19:39] <dementor> fccf >> i give apt-get install phpmyadmin  and the result is this  >http://85.122.145.140/phpmyadmin
[19:39] <bin1010> ok...I have an embarrassing question and I apologize up front.  I am trying to backup a server that mainly holds files for my wife's graphic design business.  I am thinking that backup via tar would be bad for size, so that leaves rsync based, I guess.  I would really like for it to work much like timemachine in respect to how it holds the backups.  I don't care much about the fancy gui, but then my wife could also do simple recoveries.  Tha
[19:39] <Der_Trolly> Ubuntubuntubuntubuntubuntubuntu!
[19:39] <KB1JWQ> !baclup | bin1010
[19:39] <KB1JWQ> Der_Trolly: Er.
[19:39] <KB1JWQ> !backup
[19:39] <ctrlesc> I can't chat with others,why
[19:39] <Pici> Der_Trolly: Please stop, this is a support channel. offtopic in #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:39] <Der_Trolly> Yeah! Ich stimme die ganz zu, bin1010!
[19:39] <Aurus> fccf: Thanks!
[19:39] <starcannon> gidna: perhaps try http://www.ubuntuforums.org or continuing to ask until someone with an answer arrives. Certainly dissing volunteers won't solve it. GL
[19:39] <luka> any other tool like remastersys for creating live dvd cds from current system????
[19:40] <fccf> dementor: that is a permissions thing ... I get a Forbidden from here ... help in #apache or #phpmyadmin
[19:40] <dementor> ok
[19:40] <Der_Trolly> Ach so, I have yesly very fogotten that this is a englisch speaky channel ising! Does me leid!
[19:40] <Der_Trolly> Ok?
[19:40] <Der_Trolly> Goodly!
[19:40] <Der_Trolly> Wellly!
[19:41] <bin1010> !sbackup
[19:41] <starcannon> gidna: be sure to let Adobe know that they are falling short of their Linux customers needs as well. It really comes down to the vendor's lack of support for the OS
[19:41] <Der_Trolly> Year! I love SBAKUP!
[19:41] <KB1JWQ> !ops Der_Trolly Trolling...
[19:41] <Der_Trolly> Thats fullly F R E S H!!!!!!
[19:41] <starcannon> ack nm
[19:41] <Der_Trolly> What schould that then?
[19:42] <Der_Trolly> Im yesly now veryly brave!
[19:42] <Berzerker-> lol...
[19:42] <falkinski> Is it possible with nano to enter a textfile, copy EVERYTHING in it, then exit the textfile and paste it in as a command?
[19:42] <Berzerker-> falkinski, ctrl+shift+c/v
[19:42] <grawity> falkinski: Try 'source sometextfile'
[19:43] <KB1JWQ> falkinski: Why use nano for that?
[19:43] <bigmack83> i have a bash script to setup some backups. but i want to setup a second file that just simply lists the files that needed to be backed up. how can i read in that second file and do a for each statement to backup each line (each is a file/dir) finto my given directory? not askign for an hand me out, just havent found a page stating how to do this
[19:43] <falkinski> KB1JWQ: dunnoanything else
[19:43] <saaws2> any body here want to help a newbie get out of gnome safe mode lol
[19:43] <KB1JWQ> falkinski: Set the file executable, run it as a shell script.
[19:43] <FewClues> Setting up a new IRC app.  Excuse the noise.
[19:44] <FewClues> Is there a reason I cannot see my post?
[19:44] <bonesy> hrm
[19:44] <MenZa> FewClues: Any noise in #test, please :)
[19:44] <falkinski> KB1JWQ: Its like 40 things im gonna install (following the perfect ubuntu server guide) and its hard to get everything right, think im missing things so want to get them commands in textfiles and then copy paste them
[19:44] <fccf> FewClues: running bots in here is not allowed, and this is not a place to test IRC applications ... c
[19:44] <KB1JWQ> falkinski: Yeah.  That's called "A shell script."
[19:44] <bin1010> cool, thanks guys...I really need to find out all of ubottu's ! phrases
[19:45] <fccf> !ubottu
[19:45] <falkinski> chmod u+x filename right?
[19:45] <saaws2> so I don't mind if somebody wants to help me
[19:45] <fhenning09> okay I'm no installing windows on my computer so my aunt can practice her typing on my buntubox with the disc her school gave her as a learning aid so my questuion is....
[19:45] <andrej_> !seamonkey
[19:45] <bin1010> well that was easy....should have thought about that one.  :(
[19:45] <andrej_> !java
[19:45] <allenbradley> !filefrag
[19:45] <Pici> !msgthebot
[19:45] <falkinski> KB1JWQ: Thx its working!
[19:46] <fhenning09> Is there a proffessional Linux based typist practice program under Linux you'd recommend for her?
[19:46] <ivze> Good day, people! Is it possible to find with which parameters bash interpreter was ./configure - d by Ubuntu distributive builders? Thanks :)
[19:46] <allenbradley> ubottu: ~_~
[19:46] <NemesisD> does ubuntu server use different repositories than desktop?
[19:46] <fccf> fhenning09: tuxtype is soooo much fun
[19:46] <DaveMustaine> genii you there?
[19:46] <saaws2> well lets see I am running ubuntu 8.043 and I have a AMD 64 X2 3500+ 1gig ram ati xpress 200
[19:46] <Pici> ivze: let me get you a link
[19:46] <fhenning09> Will it improve her skills?
[19:46] <Pici> NemesisD: no.
[19:46] <bigmack83> NemesisD, no, just some packages may be different
[19:47] <bigmack83> but usually only a couple
[19:47] <ivze> Pici: ok, waiting
[19:47] <saaws2> when I goto in and the gdm login screen it logs me right back out befor any thing loads I hear the login and log out sound
[19:47] <fccf> fhenning09: yes ... from simple to very fast ... extesible dictionaries .... if you want to add vocabulary to the system ..easy
[19:47] <allenbradley> fhenning09:
[19:47] <allenbradley> fhenning09: gtypist is really good to dtart off with
[19:47] <saaws2> anybody want to field this question
[19:47] <Pici> ivze: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23297671/buildlog_ubuntu-jaunty-i386.bash_3.2-5ubuntu1_FULLYBUILT.txt.gz
[19:48] <fhenning09> really sweet I'm gonna grab it real fast fccf
[19:48] <Pici> ivze: From this page: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bash/3.2-5ubuntu1/+build/888408
[19:48] <azm> bububu
[19:48] <azm> buntu
[19:48] <azm> :D
[19:48] <_UsUrPeR_> hey guys
[19:48] <fhenning09> I ll check that out too allenbradley
[19:48] <_UsUrPeR_> could I get some hints on pinning an update?
[19:48] <NemesisD> ugh, how would i determine if i'm booted to the ubuntu server livecd?
[19:48] <_UsUrPeR_> I have tried making changes to /etc/apt/preferences, and apt-get update does not show any errors, but when I run apt-get update, it still tries to update the files I have told apt-get not to update. Here's my preferences file: http://pastebin.com/m5d2df440
[19:48] <ivze> Pici: thanks, gone reading :)
[19:48] <andrej_> Can no one help me with Seamonkey and Java? :/
[19:48] <NemesisD> my only source in sources.list is the CDROM
[19:49] <allenbradley> fhenning09: It's text based, so however the aunt feels about that
[19:49] <fccf> !pinning | _UsUrPeR_
[19:49] <_UsUrPeR_> fccf: yay! :D
[19:50] <_UsUrPeR_> fccf: dude, I just followed that tutorial
[19:51] <alant> Hi, How do I create a popup window in ubuntu to advise me of something that want it to do . Not a timed event, an acknowledgement of a completed process(es)?
[19:51] <allenbradley> alant: zenity
[19:52] <fhenning09> Also I know I'm probably gonna catch some resistance out there but anyhow I want to tinker with PC-BSD on my drive it just doesn't run things as fast it could on a real partition. Having said that: Is it possible or do you know how to convert a vdi file into a ghost image or clonezilla so I can do this thiog?
[19:52] <DaveMustaine> DUNNO HOW but I made my bios work xD
[19:52] <saaws2> I bet one of you guys know how to help me so how about helping a guy out
[19:52] <allenbradley> alant: at the end of your process, just include a zenity command
[19:52] <fccf> _UsUrPeR_: you only have one version in /etc/apt/preferences ... in order for apt to differentiate it has to have both and priorities for both .. put in the version you want as well and give it a higher priority
[19:52] <allenbradley> alant:
[19:52] <Doonz> any rsync gurus around, need help with getting this set up to work http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[19:52] <allenbradley> alant: a popup with the message will appear
[19:53] <_UsUrPeR_> fccf: by "version" do you mean the release? i.e. hardy/jaunty/whatever?
[19:54] <alant> So if I want it to advise me of and event like "nvclock -m 400.00
[19:54] <alant> nvclock -n 375.00
[19:54] <alant> nvclock -s" I do that how?
[19:54] <bin1010> so which backup would you guys personally recommend of this situation,  Unfortunately her files are huge and we have to back them all up, all the time.... :(.  I am kinda diggin the https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem/SimpleBackupSuite of those recommended by ubottu
[19:55] <_UsUrPeR_> fccf: nm, got it
[19:55] <alant> allenbradley?
[19:55] <fccf> _UsUrPeR_: I fig'd you would fig'u'd it out
[19:55] <allenbradley> alant: I'm reading about nvclock right now
[19:55] <alant> ok
[19:56] <andrej_> bin1010: Have you considered using tar.gz to compress the files?
[19:56] <allenbradley> alant: I know that zenity, when used in a bash script gives a popup with an ok or a cancel prompt
[19:56] <allenbradley> alant:
[19:56] <saaws2> ok well I installed 8.04 on my computer it works great in gnome safe mode seem like it even has 3d stuff working
 but when I try and log in with out being in safe mode it just logs me right back out to the gdm screen I hear the login and logout sound
[19:56] <allenbradley> alant: assuming nvclock is a normal command
[19:57] <bin1010> andrej_ yep, did that but we cant afford the room needed to keep daily backup of those files
[19:57] <allenbradley> alant: control will be returned to the shell after an amount of time right?
[19:57] <allenbradley> alant: am I right so dar?
[19:57] <bin1010> my first backup was tar, then I moved to flyback, but flyback wont work anymore
[19:58] <alant> allenbradley nvclock is a command that allows me to overclock my nvidia card
[19:58] <alant> I want it to do that on start up
[19:58] <DaveMustaine> Now to install Ubuntu and delete windows?
[19:58] <DaveMustaine> What do I have to do?
[19:58] <allenbradley> alant: yes. When you type nvclock, does the shell still have control?
[19:58] <alant> I want a window to advise of the event
[19:58] <NemesisD> can anyone recommend a tool to keep an ssh reverse tunnel open? i tried autossh but had trouble with it
[19:59] <allenbradley> that nvclock is fired up?
[19:59] <alant> yes the shell has control
[19:59] <bigmack83> in a bash script, im reading an external conf file, what line would I place in the do statement to place the lines text into a variable? so if the first line of file.conf is 'foo' it stores 'foo' into a variable so i can manipulate it in the script? (not modifying the actual conf file)
[19:59] <andrej_> bin1010: Hm... Well, a good solution would be writing the backup to a tape and change the tapes daily
[19:59] <allenbradley> Uf the shell still has control, my idea might not work
[20:00] <alant> alllenbrdley that is exactly the issue
[20:00] <bin1010> yeah, but we are talking just under a ~1.5 TB for full backup...so I thought rsync would prolly work better for this situation
[20:00] <allenbradley> alant: <Embarrassed> Hope someone else can help with this
[20:00] <homovitruvius> is there a pre-canned solution to run scripts when specific hosts come up/go down? I'd like to run rsync for additional backup resilience but the machine I want to backup to is not permanently on line. Thx
[20:01] <alant> allenbradley I put the script in rc.local script but I didnt see it do anything
[20:01] <allenbradley> wgat script? nvclock>
[20:01] <alant> wait
[20:02] <fccf> homovitruvius: consider writing a rule in your script 'if fail try agiain in 10 minutes
[20:02] <allenbradley> alant: I really have to run now
[20:02] <bin1010> !vncviewer
[20:02] <bin1010> !ubottu
[20:03] <allenbradley> alant: I'll keep looking at your problem. I'll pm if I find a solution
[20:03] <alant> allenbradley thank for you help. you can query online to find the script ...sorry
[20:03] <allenbradley> alant: sure
[20:03] <alant> Sounds great thank  you
[20:03] <bin1010> !vnc
[20:03] <ltcabral> does anyone know where is scarab restart script?
[20:04] <_UsUrPeR_> fccf: still having a problem. http://pastebin.com/m34ba8996
[20:04] <_UsUrPeR_> when apt-cache policy is run, it properly reads preferences, but it ignores them upon updating
[20:04] <JohannesSM64> i'm having a weird issue. in all terminal emulators i've tried, with both bash and zsh, the window title is set upon starting it, but is never updated
[20:04] <yva> hi, can somebody help me with the configuration of ssh_config? (to do 2 successive ssh)?
[20:05] <ltcabral> what command can i restart scarab service someone help me plz?
[20:06] <JohannesSM64> !FreeNX
[20:08] <Doonz> any rsync gurus around, need help with getting this set up to work http://pastebin.com/d6532273e
[20:08] <Doonz> http://pastebin.com/d35a64cef <- updated
[20:09] <jp_> hey can someone help me get adobe flash player working under 64bit 9.04
[20:09] <dende> wusaaaa
[20:10] <jp_> hey can someone help me get adobe flash player working under 64bit 9.04
[20:11] <Madcamper> i have my dual monitor working now, but i want me desktop monitor to be the main screen how do i do that?
[20:11] <iceroot> JohannesSM64: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[20:11] <iceroot> JohannesSM64: sorry wrong nick
[20:12] <rigodeni> does Ogg Vorbis have a playlist extension? Like with mp3's i see most playlist files are .m3u
[20:12] <frog_> what do i need to install to be able to use upgreek in latex?
[20:12] <baba__> hi guys, can i ask here for xubuntu problem? i cant watch flash video
[20:12] <rigodeni> does Ogg Vorbis have a playlist extension? Like with mp3's i see most playlist files are .m3u
[20:12]  * BlouBlou hates netsplits in big channels
[20:12] <rigodeni> baba__: what browser you using?
[20:12] <MarkGil> Hi, I have edited  /etc/aliases and I seem to recall there is some command I need to run to tell the system I changed it, I forget what it is thou.  Can someone remind me.
[20:13] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, thanks so much for your help
[20:13] <fccf> and we're back... thank you for waiting
[20:13] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, I finally figured out the stupid problem - I didn't have openoffice.org-gnome installed!
[20:13] <joaopinto> jdfoote1, ouch ;)
[20:14] <rigodeni> does Ogg Vorbis have a playlist extension? Like with mp3's i see most playlist files are .m3u
[20:14] <jdfoote1> joaopinto, LOL - at least I got it fixed. Felt like an idiot, but got it fixed :)
[20:18] <rigodeni> does Ogg Vorbis have a playlist extension? Like with mp3's i see most playlist files are .m3u
[20:19] <perscitus> How do i burn .img to cd?
[20:20] <rigodeni> .img is for USB flash drives
[20:20] <rigodeni> to make them into boot disks
[20:20] <rigodeni> you need .ISO for CD burning
[20:21] <perscitus> and yet the question remains
[20:21] <bmh> Hi channel. I just got a new MacBook Pro and I'm installing Jaunty on it. I'd like to keep OSX around for kicks. This would normally be very straight forward, but I want to make sure my Ubuntu install lives on an encrypted partition.
[20:21] <rigodeni> perscitus: you cant
[20:22] <perscitus> and there is no iso
[20:22] <rigodeni> perscitus: for what?
[20:22] <perscitus> I need to put img on cd and not some stupid flash drive.
[20:23] <raven_> hi - what is the way in linux/ubuntu to cut a video using parallel recorded video-files from several cameras?
[20:23] <noren_> need help in resizing NTFS partition without using LIVE CD !!
[20:23] <rigodeni> perscitus: as i said, you cant do that. the img files were made for flash drives only. You need to download an iso image file for CD burning
[20:24] <rigodeni> raven_: you can try avidemux its in the repos
[20:25] <DaveMustaine> Guys
[20:25] <raven_> rigodeni is avidemux able to handle several parallel streams??
[20:25] <DaveMustaine> I'm installing Ubuntu
[20:25] <noren_> is there a way of resizing ntfs partition witout using live cd
[20:25] <perscitus> rigodeni.->  and you are wrong
[20:25] <DaveMustaine> Can you tell me if I can transfer packages from this vista pc to the other one?
[20:25] <bmh> To answer Johannes's question: No, I'm not really rich.
[20:26] <rigodeni> raven_: im not an expert on it, but i know many use it for all their video editing needs, best is to try it, its free ;)
[20:26] <enherit> the "time" command will show how long something takes to run. How can I get as sample of 10 runs?
[20:26] <noren_> DaveMustaine: what packages ??
[20:26] <raven_> rigodeni, yes but it only can edit one file.....
[20:26] <DaveMustaine> --> noren_ <-- Program packages, banshee for example..
[20:27] <DaveMustaine> --> noren_ <-- Or.. What else, dunno >_>
[20:27] <rigodeni> perscitus: i could be, ive tried doing it before and none of my burning programs could do it, good luck
[20:27] <perscitus> rigodeni.->  account the img source location, it can be burned to cd
[20:27] <IdleOne> DaveMustaine: you can put those packages on a usb stick then copy them over to the other computer and install but you would also need to download all the dependencies
[20:27] <noren_> DaveMustaine: yes u can share files b/w ubuntu and windows easily
[20:28] <DaveMustaine> Ig ijat,,
[20:28] <rigodeni> perscitus: what program are u using to do this?
[20:28] <DaveMustaine> Oh okay*
[20:28] <fabio_> ciao
[20:28] <DaveMustaine> I don't have internet on the pc i'm installing ubuntu
[20:28] <noren_> !resize
[20:28] <rigodeni> raven_: umm, i know people use it to merge files also
[20:29] <IdleOne> DaveMustaine: download the depends same way you did the other packages. packages.ubuntu.com is a good place to look
[20:29] <noren_> DaveMustaine: u can copy the latest packages to update after u have installed ubuntu
[20:30] <IdleOne> noren_: you can install gparted with sudo apt-get install gparted
[20:31] <noren_> IdleOne: i already got gparted but i cant resize the ntfs partitoin
[20:31] <DaveMustaine> Oh my God
[20:31] <IdleOne> ok then your question is not about how to resize without live cd. ask your real question
[20:31] <dougl> !format
[20:31] <perscitus> rigodeni.->  fyi, try using cdrecord next time you got a img
[20:31] <DaveMustaine> I was installing then the screen became black
[20:31] <DaveMustaine> :O
[20:32] <DaveMustaine> With a fade effect
[20:32] <DaveMustaine> Oh sorry, it was the screensaver
[20:32] <IdleOne> DaveMustaine: lol
[20:32] <DaveMustaine> Got scared xD
[20:32] <DaveMustaine> I was getting crazy with damnbuntu
[20:33] <noren_> IdleOne: i dont have a cdROM so i cant use a live cd.... i already got ubuntu, now i want to resize my ntfs partition how can i do that
[20:33] <IdleOne> noren_: with gparted
[20:33] <rigodeni> perscitus: hope it works out for ya
[20:34] <IdleOne> noren_: start gparted and you have to unmount the ntfs partition, then resize. make sure you save whatever data you don't want to lose. Never know what could go wrong.
[20:34] <perscitus> rigodeni.->  I forgot img is to big anyways
[20:34] <rigodeni> noren_: you need gparted
[20:34] <noren_> IdleOne: i already got gparted but the option to resize in ntfs is disabled do i need sometihng exted to activate it
[20:35] <rigodeni> your ubuntu partition is on the same drive as the ntfs partition?
[20:35] <noren_> rigodeni: yes it is on the same drive
[20:36] <rigodeni> hmm, it should do ntfs by default
[20:36] <CPasi> quit
[20:36] <bmoqimi> Anybody knows any possible LAN Game which can be played on ubuntu ?
[20:36] <IdleOne> rigodeni: I suspect it is greyed out because it is still mounted
[20:36] <noren_> bmoqimi: there are many games check the ubuntu.games wiki
[20:37] <noren_> IdleOne: well if thats the case will unmounting it simply help
[20:37] <bmoqimi> noren_: i know i have checked that , iam asking because maybe somebody tested some game and i can know the feedback
[20:38] <rigodeni> noren_: in this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=96617 they say u need "ntfsprogs" installed
[20:38] <IdleOne> noren_: you can't resize a mounted partition. so yes unmount it
[20:38] <noren_> IdleOne: ntfsprogs
[20:38] <IdleOne> noren_: install it.
[20:38] <noren_> bmoqimi: i have played openttd / its a copy of transport tycoon delux
[20:38] <rigodeni> noren_: oh ya, i think it cannot be mounted also
[20:39] <noren_> IdleOne: lemme try
[20:39] <IdleOne> for me it just works. never installed ntfsprogs
[20:39] <sethm13> Anybody here know how to fix the issue with the flashplugin-nonfree and/or the adobe-flashplugin archives that can't be installed/removed?
[20:40] <aweisberg> Hi, all. I have a rather technical question about changes to the libc6-dbg package from 8.10 to 9.04. Is this the right place to ask it?
[20:40] <noren_> IdleOne: well unmounting did not help it only gives me option to Delete or to Format
[20:40] <IdleOne> noren_: more then what you had before right :)
[20:40] <rigodeni> IdleOne: ya maybe its an old thread, just read it there... newer version prolly has it built in now
[20:41] <rigodeni> noren_: check that thread
[20:41] <noren_> IdleOne: nah its the same just as before
[20:42] <noren_> cud u please give me the thread again i am using irssi to chat
[20:42] <rigodeni> noren_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=96617
[20:43] <trism> noren_: you can use /lastlog username to search for previous messages from users (so you could find the link again without scrolling or someone repeating it)
[20:44] <IdleOne> noren_: seems I did need to install ntfsprogs
[20:44] <rigodeni> noren_: maybe check this too http://gparted.sourceforge.net/larry/resize/resizing.htm
[20:44] <IdleOne> noren_: sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs and then restart gparted
[20:44] <IdleOne> you will have the options
[20:45] <IdleOne> noren_: backup any important data. before resizing, just in case
[20:45] <IdleOne> rigodeni: good googling btw :)
[20:46] <noren_> ok thnks lemme try and come back here
[20:46] <daivana> Hello, How to delete folder using terminal?
[20:46] <trism> daivana: rm -r folder_name_here
[20:46] <daivana> super thanks
[20:46] <genii> for folders with contents use the -f as well
[20:47] <_UsUrPeR_> Hey. I need some help with update pinning. I have a working /etc/apt/preferences, but it still tries to update the files :( here's my present preferences: http://pastebin.com/m317b8b5e
[20:47] <IdleOne> so -rf
[20:47] <grego> hi all
[20:47] <genii> IdleOne: Yes. I did not want however to write out the dreaded entire command since it can be misused
[20:48] <IdleOne> genii: yup
[20:48] <perscitus> oh wow. moblin is cool bye
[20:48] <rigodeni> IdleOne: google skillz ftw ;)
[20:48] <daivana> why cant I remove dirctory? It saus action not suported O.o
[20:48] <grego> how to auto in rw mode a usb key ? My box recognize the usb key but not possible to write on it with my user account. How to have this auto mount in write mode for the simple user ? thx for your help
[20:48] <trism> just -r with delete directory contents too, it will just prompt in a few cases
[20:48] <daivana> directory* it says*
[20:49] <IdleOne> rigodeni: I think I have a strong google foo, just get lazy sometimes :P
[20:49] <daivana> using rm -r /path wont delete the directory
[20:50] <daivana> it says operation not suported
[20:50] <fccf> _UsUrPeR_: Like I said before the netsplit ... you obvously havn't read to understanding the how-to on pinning ... do you want 2.4.2 or 2.4.15 ... currently you have it forcing 2.4.15 because you don't technically have a 2.4.2 entry in preferences .... there has to be an entry for both versions to tell apt which one you want over the other and set the priority accordingly
[20:50] <IdleOne> daivana: with sudo
[20:50] <daivana> oh ok thx
[20:50] <IdleOne> daivana: careful with that command
[20:50] <daivana> not wortking
[20:50] <daivana> stil it says not suported
[20:51] <fcarlos> lll
[20:51] <_UsUrPeR_> fccf: ahh. So I have to tell it that I do not want anything PAST 2.4.15. So I would label 2.4.15 (the present version) with 1000, and label the next version with 100
[20:52] <daivana> sudo rm -r /directory wont delete it, it says Operation not suported
[20:52] <fccf> _UsUrPeR_: yes, I think you have that right ... 2.4.2 is technically newer than 2.4.15 ... I assume you realize this
[20:52] <_UsUrPeR_> yeah :)
[20:52] <guntbert> daivana: where is that folder?
[20:52] <daivana> its a partition
[20:52] <daivana> its not the file system
[20:53] <guntbert> daivana: you cannot remove a partition with rm
[20:53] <daivana> no I dont want to remove a partition :)
[20:53] <daivana> I want to remove a fodler
[20:53] <daivana> folder*
[20:54] <h3rb3r7> hey im totally new to linux, im on CLI and want to know if its possible to toggle some sort of status messages, i.e. if i "rm" a file, that there is a message like "blah deleted successfully" ... its kind of weird that there is no response =)
[20:56] <ilowe> h3rb3r7: in general, when commands complete successfully, they produce no output
[20:56] <LjL> h3rb3r7: not really, it's normal for unix command to say absolutely nothing if they succeed, and only say something if they fail.
[20:56] <trism> h3rb3r7: you can add &> /dev/null to supress output from the command
[20:56] <IdleOne> trism: he wants output of completion
[20:56] <daivana> what was the sudo nautilus comand?
[20:56] <trism> h3rb3r7: oh sorry, misunderstood
[20:56] <h3rb3r7> thanks all you three =)
[20:56] <ilowe> h3rb3r7: if you *really* want a message, you could do something like "rm -r myfolder && echo 'folder deleted'"
[20:56] <IdleOne> daivana: gksudo nautilus
[20:57] <daivana> thanks\
[20:57] <aweisberg> If you do rm -v it will print a message for each file
[20:57] <rigodeni> h3rb3r7: ya in linux they decided to keep output at a minimum, it only  tells you something if an error occured, so no output = job done :)
[20:57] <ilowe> aweisberg: nice! I had no idea that flag existed :)
[20:57] <daivana> strange, I cant delete files with gksudo nautilus and with rm - r /directory
[20:58] <gain_> I can't see any video file... -.-"
[20:58] <fccf> daivana: what are you trying to delete?
[20:58] <h3rb3r7> i get it ... feels kind of weird for a windows kid =)
[20:58] <daivana> just some folders
[20:58] <h3rb3r7> thanks
[20:58] <daivana> I am trying to clean a hard disk
[20:58] <fccf> daivana: where are they located?
[20:58] <daivana> in /media/Wins
[20:58] <daivana> :)
[20:59] <rigodeni> i actually prefer no output unless it didnt work right, keeps things cleaner
[20:59] <aweisberg> Does anyone know why libc6-dbg now puts all its files in /usr/lib/debug/lib (and elsewhere) and no longer worths with LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/debug ?
[21:00] <h3rb3r7> and it actually makes sense, but in windows when there is no response, it's like ... is it stuck?  is it in progress .. what happened =)
[21:01] <daivana> I cant delete folders User, ProgramData and Documents and Settings
[21:01] <h3rb3r7> how to find out my user permissions?
[21:02] <IdleOne> daivana: maybe you need to install ntfsprogs
[21:02] <IdleOne> heh
[21:02] <trism> h3rb3r7: ls -l will list permissions in the first column, user-group-world
[21:02] <rigodeni> more complex commands will do output while it works
[21:03] <h3rb3r7> ah ok
[21:03] <daivana> strange thing, I renamed the folder and tyed to delete it, I couldnt so I renamde it back and sudenly it disapiered :D
[21:04] <MarkGil> Hi, I have edited  /etc/aliases and I seem to recall there is some command I need to run to tell the system I changed it, I forget what it is thou.  Can someone remind me.
[21:05] <daivana> IdelOne how to get them?
[21:05] <daivana> IdleOne*
[21:05] <mrwes> MarkGil, source .bashrc
[21:05] <IdleOne> daivana: sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs
[21:05] <daivana> thx
[21:05] <IdleOne> daivana: don't know if it will help you but wont hurt to have it installed
[21:06] <daivana> will try
[21:07] <daivana> didnt help :/
[21:07] <Hadi> hey , i try to remove folder in the root but it doesn't help i try "rdir" and it writes premssion denied
[21:07] <daivana> how to use the ntfsprogs?? IdleOne
[21:07] <kraito> what is the square root of pie
[21:08] <Hadi> hey , i try to remove folder in the root but it doesn't help i try "rdir" and it writes premssion denied
[21:08] <Hadi> sudo rmdir :)
[21:08] <Hadi> but i get rmdir: failed to remove `m7shevti': Directory not empty
[21:09] <ubuntu_giant> Has anybody been using Blender since the last Ubuntu update?  If so, has anyone gotten the weird graphics problem?
[21:09] <Hadi> what to do
[21:09] <hypn0> Hadi, man rbdir ?
[21:09] <IdleOne> daivana: just try to delete that folder now and see what it says. should work
[21:09] <daivana> tryed
[21:09] <rigodeni> daivana: use gparted
[21:09] <daivana> wont work
[21:09] <daivana> hmm
[21:09] <daivana> ok
[21:09] <FloodBot2> daivana: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:09] <IdleOne> daivana: got me
[21:09] <trism> Hadi: rmdir will only remove empty directories, use rm -r
[21:10] <IdleOne> rigodeni: gparted to delete a folder?
[21:10] <rigodeni> IdleOne: by bad lol
[21:10] <daivana> gparted I think wont work D
[21:10] <trism> Hadi: and or rm -rf to omit prompting and missing file errors
[21:10] <rigodeni> daivana: ya nm didnt see u were deleting a folder lol
[21:11] <daivana> strange, why cant I delete those files
[21:11] <daivana> why does is the operation not suported
[21:11] <trism> daivana: is the partition mounted read-only?
[21:11] <daivana> hmm I could delete other folders but not the last 3
[21:12] <guntbert> daivana: folders under /media are usually mounted from some extern device
[21:12] <daivana> its my old hard drive from notebook
[21:12] <rigodeni> daivana: is it giving you permission denied?
[21:12] <daivana> no
[21:12] <daivana> I deleted there before those 3 fodlers
[21:12] <guntbert> !who | daivana
[21:13] <dementor> then if give rm -rf most delet them
[21:13] <daivana> hmm
[21:13] <daivana> nop wont work ether dementor
[21:14] <dementor> only if are not yours and you are not root  you cant delet
[21:14] <Hadi> trism ; i still get write premssion denied
[21:15] <guntbert> Hadi: what are you trying to delete?
[21:15] <Hadi> guntbert ; a folder on / that i created
[21:15] <Hadi> guntbert : well some files got deleted
[21:16] <guntbert> Hadi: what gives ls -ld /thatFolder ?
[21:16] <daivana> how to write folder name in terminal if it has spaces?
[21:16] <dementor> :)
[21:16] <Hadi> drwxr-xr-x 5 root root 4096 Oct 2 17:36 m7shevti
[21:17] <guntbert> daivana: use the <tab> feature
[21:17] <guntbert> !tab
[21:17] <DigitalKiwi> daivana: escape them with \
[21:17] <Hadi> guntbert drwxr-xr-x 5 root root 4096 Oct 2 17:36 m7shevti
[21:17] <Devourer_> Where are 3rd party python packages installed to by default?
[21:17] <daivana> I dont understand guntberg
[21:17] <daivana> guntbert*
[21:18] <IdleOne> daivana: Program Files would be Program\ Files
[21:18] <daivana> oh ok thanks
[21:18] <guntbert> Hadi: make sure, that there is nothing in that folder that you want
[21:18] <starcube> Anybody here have a dazzle?
[21:18] <IdleOne> the \ escapes the space
[21:18] <trism> Devourer_: /usr/lib/python-VERSION/site-packages
[21:18] <Hadi> guntbert and then
[21:18] <trism> Devourer_: replacing VERSION with the python version, such as 2.6
[21:18] <rigodeni> daivana: did you try running Nautilus as root? "gksu nautilus"
[21:18] <guntbert> daivana: my trick would be: Program<tab>
[21:18] <Devourer_> trism: If that directory doesn't exist, would it work if I created it?
[21:19] <dabukalam> is there a way to do a repair install of ubuntu, replacing all system files, and fixing the dozens of errors, without affecting files and installed apps
[21:19] <daivana> rigodeni yes I tryed
[21:19] <DefunctProcess> how does one set each user's face image for the face browser?
[21:19] <rigodeni> daivana: for names with spaces you can enclose them in quotes ""
[21:19] <daivana> thank you all for the ways to write seperate names :)
[21:19] <rigodeni> daivana: if i recall right.. been a whole heh
[21:20] <Hadi> gunbert : and then ?
[21:20] <rigodeni> while*
[21:20] <MichRT> Hello. New to Karmic. used to use Mint 7
[21:20] <daivana> oh the folder which I deleted somehow it reapired back O.o
[21:20] <guntbert> Hadi: you need root rights to delete that folder, so type sudo  rm -r /m7shevti (use tab expansion to complete the command, make sure you have NO blank between / and m7... !!!!
[21:20] <guntbert> !karmic | MichRT
[21:20] <trism> Devourer_: just the site-packages directory doesn't exist? should probably be created automatically when you install something
[21:21] <fcdz> hi there
[21:21] <MichRT> Karmic rox. The only problem I have is the new GRUB Beta 3
[21:21] <MichRT> Switched to legacy
[21:21] <evilaim> Ummm
[21:21] <guntbert> MichRT: please use #ubuntu+1 for karmic support
[21:21] <evilaim> Ya, I'm having the same issues
[21:21] <evilaim> er
[21:22] <Devourer_> trism: I guess I haven't installed anything. But I just tested it and it does work. Thanks. :)
[21:22] <kraito> I am about to switch to UBUNTU from Vista and I am using a hp pavilion with integrated webcam with Ubuntu have the drivers to run the webcam
[21:22] <silbermm> !eol
[21:22] <silbermm> !eol | silbermm
[21:22] <guntbert> !askthebot | silbermm
[21:24] <Malcolm_> hi
[21:24] <Devourer_> Malcolm_: Hi.
[21:24] <Malcolm_> Hi ubuntu people
[21:24] <DefunctProcess> how does one set each user's face image for the face browser?
[21:25] <ADmiral> Hi, for quite some time now I've been trying to get audio capture of microphone + speaker output mixed together, or equivalent functionality. I've tried ALSA, but my hardware / hda_intel driver doesn't support it. I've tried JACK, but no applications support it. I've tried the snd_aloop module but documentation is sparse and outdated and I'm clueless with kernel modules and soundcards. I've noticed PulseAudio has monitors for all outp
[21:25] <fccf> kraito: I would reccommend you search for your laptop model on http://www.ubuntuforums.org to see if anybody has had any trouble getting it to work ... also try searching with "yourlaptopmodel +webcam"
[21:25] <Malcolm_> any one know a good place for cinlerra tutorials
[21:25] <Malcolm_> cinelerra
[21:26] <rigodeni> Malcolm_: google :)
[21:26] <Devourer_> Malcolm_: Youtube. :)
[21:26] <kraito> fccf, thank you
[21:27] <ubuntu_> Hi, I have an installation of ubuntu 9.04 on an external hard disk that has been working fine.  However now when I try to boot, the system fails before I get to the user screen, but after I see the ubuntu logo.  I am now running ubuntu from the live cd, I have my external drive plugged into my laptop and I can explore all the files on it?  Can someone please help suggest how to make my HDD boot again? Thanks
[21:27] <viclogic> hey
[21:28] <tiako> Is there a way to get Citibank credit card to work with firefox/linux :|
[21:29] <masaru> hello
[21:29] <tiako> hi
[21:29] <masaru> my alsa breaks all of a sudden
[21:29] <masaru> and then works again
[21:29] <Devourer_> tiako: There are plugins from FireFox to change the useragent.
[21:29] <masaru> and now its dead again
[21:29] <masaru> i dont get it
[21:29] <Devourer_> tiako: You can change it so websites think you are on a Windows OS.
[21:29] <Devourer_> tiako: for FireFox*
[21:30] <tiako> How hard is that to do?
[21:30] <olinuxx> hi here :)
[21:31] <masaru> how do you fix a random failing alsa?
[21:31] <shoss> Hello, I have a problem of limited/slow wifi download speed on ubuntu karmic (intel wireless pro wifi card) does anyone know how to solve this?
[21:31] <Eloff> Hi all, I need to run /etc/init.d/postgresql-8.3 start, as user postgres, at system startup. How should I do that?
[21:31] <fccf> !karmic | shoss
[21:31] <Devourer_> tiako: Not very. After the plug-in is installed there'll be a thing in the menu that allows you to select which useragent. If you google it you'll find information on it.
[21:31] <Devourer_> shoss: I think you want #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support.
[21:32] <olinuxx> I want to take a screenshot but i loose the commande to make it with a little time to wait before. Do you have it ? it's somthing like "wait 3 import capture.png"
[21:32] <Delano> Devastatorius, does Jono Bacon chat here?
[21:32] <fccf> Eloff: if it is there, postgre will start at boot automatically
[21:32] <durt> Eloff, exactly what you typed, of course with a sudo in front.
[21:32] <Eloff> fccf: It doesn't
[21:32] <tiako> Ah thanks Devourer
[21:32] <fccf> Delano: not very often ... but he is usually on network
[21:32] <Devourer_> tiako: No problem.
[21:33] <masaru> how do you fix a random failing alsa?
[21:33] <guntbert> olinuxx: in the GUI? go to applications/accesories/take screenshot, there you can set a delay too
[21:33] <trism> Eloff: if you got to System/Administration/Services you can enable or disable postgresql at startup
[21:33] <Eloff> durt: I can start it manually just fine: su postgres; /etc/init.d/postgresql-8.3 start, but how can I get it to start automatically?
[21:33] <Eloff> trism: a gui way to do that, this I have to see, brb
[21:34] <olinuxx> guntbert: no, i need to take it by terminal because i want to have some menu rolling
[21:34] <olinuxx> and it's not possible with GUI method
[21:34] <Eloff> son of a
[21:34] <Eloff> postgres is on there but unchecked, I bet that'll fix it
[21:35] <fccf> Eloff: yep
[21:35] <guntbert> olinuxx: gnome-screenshot -d 3 (3 seconds), read man gnome-screenshot for further details please
[21:35] <Bob_Dole> Anyone know the size of the Repositories, minus source files,  for 8.04, and 9.04? I'm looking to back them up, but only have a 160GB drive.
[21:36] <olinuxx> guntbert: yeah ! thanks for this !
[21:36] <olinuxx> :D
[21:36] <guntbert> olinuxx: you are welcome :-)
[21:37] <durt> Eloff, if you need to do it on the command line I believe it's 'sudo update-rc.d <servicename> start'
[21:37] <ashto> Hi, I have an installation of ubuntu 9.04 on an external hard disk that has been working fine.  However now when I try to boot, the system fails before I get to the user screen, but after I see the ubuntu logo.  I am now running ubuntu from the live cd, I have my external drive plugged into my laptop and I can explore all the files on it?  Can someone please help suggest how to make my HDD boot again? Thanks
[21:37] <masaru> how do you fix a random failing alsa?
[21:37] <fccf> Bob_Dole: see here ... this is for an older version but, roughly 30+ gigs http://popey.com/blog/2006/10/24/Creating_an_Ubuntu_repository_mirror_with_apt-mirror/
[21:37] <masaru> how do you fix a random failing alsa?
[21:38] <merlin_> I have a question about booting a version of ubuntu installed on a slave hard disk with xp on the master.
[21:38] <guntbert> !repeat | masaru
[21:38] <Eloff> durt: thanks
[21:38] <fccf> merlin: your bios will allow you to select which disk to boot from
[21:38] <Bob_Dole> fccf, I filled a 80GB drive recently. so 30 Gigs sounds a little small.
[21:38] <olinuxx> bye
[21:39] <olinuxx> and thanks again :)
[21:39] <erUSUL> !ask | merlin_
[21:39] <b0fh_ua> Hi there! I installed ubuntu 9.04 on Asus K40IJ, but for some reason there's no sound
[21:39] <b0fh_ua> can somebody please advice how can I detect the cause of the problem and fix it?
[21:39] <b0fh_ua> I am new to ubuntu
[21:39] <durt> !sound | b0fh_ua
[21:39] <Eloff> trism, durt: figures: there's a reason postgres is unchecked, maybe it's not being started as user postgres, because it did not start up. Is there a log I can check for an error message?
[21:40] <merlin_> Well, that's probably the main problem.  The disk is 160 gb, but the bios supports on 80 gb.  Grub quits with error 18 and the machine locks (stops).
[21:40] <neur0tic> bye
[21:41] <durt> Eloff, /var/log/daemon.log or any of the one that get written to by syslog
[21:41] <fccf> Bob_Dole: this doc is saying 15G per release per architecutre .. I imagine adding universe and multiverse will add to that as well http://www.packtpub.com/article/create-local-ubuntu-repository-using-apt-mirror-apt-cacher
[21:42] <merlin_> Can I boot the hard disk installation from the live cdrom?
[21:42] <usser_> merlin_, not quite. there's chroot however
[21:42] <Eloff> odd, nano opens it, tail complains it doesn't exist
[21:42] <fccf> Bob_Dole:  and I quote "Below I have included a complete configuration which will mirror Ubuntu 8.04 LTS for both 32 and 64 bit installations. It will require nearly 30G of storage space,"
[21:43] <merlin_> I don't know about chroot.
[21:43] <tiako> I installed the script for firefox and it still does not work :(
[21:43] <guntbert> !who | tiako
[21:43] <masaru> i dont need to know how to enable it
[21:43] <usser_> merlin_, what are you trying to accomplish?
[21:43] <masaru> because it WAS working 5 minutes ago
[21:44] <jasonlife> I'm testing Ubuntu 9.10 and it has gdm 2.28.  How can I specify my customer X server to start from gdm.  I can't find such an option to specify X server.. (different path)
[21:44] <fccf> !karmic | jasonlife
[21:44] <tiako> Oh sorry. I was speaking to Devourer
[21:44] <tiako> I installed this https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59 to get citibank to work but still locks up on me
[21:44] <merlin_> usser, i'm trying to boot the installation on my slave hard disk without using grub.  grub does not work due to bios issues.
[21:45] <brand0con> my ubuntu server wont boot and getting a drdy err on my drive.  I'm being sent to initramfs.  I think i need to run a fsck but don't know how at this point
[21:46] <usser_> merlin_, press f12 or whatever for the bios boot menu, and just pick hdd you want to boot from
[21:46] <odin> anyone here with experience in alsa - pulse ?
[21:47] <merlin_> usser, i tried that but the problem is the bios does not properly recognize the hard disk.
[21:47] <durt> !anyone | odin
[21:48] <fccf> tiako: installing it is the first step ... 1. restart firefox 2 change the useragent to Internet Explorer
[21:48] <usser_> merlin_, what do you mean by doesnt properly recognize it? it doesnt see it or something?
[21:48] <odin> the message "waiting for sound system to respond" appears when I try to use gnome-volume-control
[21:48] <brand0con> my ata3 disk is reporting status: DRDY and I can't boot past initramfs.  would i be able to run a fsck on te drive from a boot disk or is there a better route
[21:49] <merlin_> usser, the bios does not recognize hard drives larger than 80 gb.  the drive with ubuntu installed is 160 gb.
[21:49] <fccf> brand0con: you can run fsck from the live disk ... that would be the easy way
[21:49] <usser_> merlin_, does your bios see the disk at all?
[21:49] <brand0con> kfccf: thx
[21:49] <b0fh_ua> durt: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1262499
[21:49] <b0fh_ua> looks like there's no support for this notebook :(
[21:50] <merlin_> usser, yes, i think so, but it sees no more than 80 gb.
[21:50] <Eloff> durt: hmm I can't see how registering with update-rc will start postgres as user postgres, it just seems to want to start (and fails) using my user
[21:50] <usser_> merlin_, and when you pick it from bios boot menu what happens?
[21:51] <warlock> wazaaap?
[21:51] <fccf> !hi | warlock
[21:51] <warlock> thanks bots
[21:51] <merlin_> usser, i don't think i can pick it as the boot disk.  there is a 60 gb disk with windows xp that is the primary bootable disk.
[21:51] <warlock> so...
[21:52] <warlock> quien habla español?
[21:52] <fccf> !es | warlock
[21:52] <erUSUL> !es | warlock
[21:52] <odin> yo
[21:52] <genii> ooo tie
[21:52] <warlock> saludos odin
[21:52] <erUSUL> XD
[21:53] <warlock> cual es tu nivel? need help
[21:53] <odin> I guess that the etiquette tell us to speak in English
[21:53] <warlock> ¬¬ ok
[21:53] <usser_> merlin_, you gotta dig in your bios settings, make sure the disk is detected at all, usually if bios only supports 80g it will still show the hdd as connected
[21:53] <erUSUL> warlock: join #ubuntu-es if you want support in spanish
[21:53] <usser_> merlin_, with only 80g addressable
[21:53] <warlock> why when i update my distro ...my desktop doesn't charge?
[21:54] <odin> does anyone know how to fix the quick buttons in a hp pavilion laptop to work with ubuntu?
[21:54] <fccf> odin: warlock: this is the english channel, and we like to keep it that way .. that's why we have channels in many languages
[21:54] <erUSUL> !keys | odin
[21:54] <kilo> anyone know if when the 9.10 upgrade comes through, will we lose all our settings and programs?
[21:54] <odin> fccf: thank you I know
[21:54] <warlock> yeah yeah language racist
[21:54] <warlock> xD
[21:54] <erUSUL> kilo: no; a dist upgrade respects all settings
[21:55] <guntbert> warlock: keep polite please
[21:55] <kilo> sweetness
[21:55] <kilo> ty
[21:55] <usser_> odin, lineak could be one of the solutions, but thats old and i dont know how uses it anymore, xbindkeys with xev to determine which key corresponds to which keycode works for me
[21:55] <khalfan> hello
[21:55] <warlock> just kidding man ...$&@!
[21:55] <odin> ubottu: Thank you I will take a look :-)
[21:55] <kilo> Anyone know: if I'm running Wine and I want to uninstall something, do I just delete it?
[21:55] <khalfan> how's active here
[21:56] <SeekerNL> how can I connect a slimline dvd player out of notebook to a desktop?
[21:56] <merlin_> usser, well it is there but not at 160 gb and it is not the primary bootable disk.  grub would have worked i think if the bios recognized it at 160 gb.  to bypass grub, i'd like to boot directly to the larger slave disk.  byt the way smart boot manager does not boot it either.
[21:56] <usser_> kilo, run uninstaller from the terminal
[21:56] <erUSUL> kilo: Aplications>Wine>Unistall wine software
[21:56] <khalfan> anybody with ubuntu 9.04?
[21:56] <kilo> I mean uninstall it from the virtual C: drive
[21:56] <warlock> ...so mmmmmmm why when i update my ubuntu distro ...my desktop doesn't charge?
[21:56] <erUSUL> khalfan: many
[21:56] <kilo> like it's windows program that I installed via wine
[21:56] <kilo> but ti doesn't work,, so I'd just assume get rid of it
[21:56] <kilo> it*
[21:56] <khalfan> anybody?
[21:57] <courpse> How can i search all files in a dir for text and replace? i know grep -i -n -R "text" * for searching, but how i replace?
[21:57] <fccf> khalfan: we support 9.04 here ... how can we help
[21:57] <JuJuBee> When I try to run hp-toolbox, I get error: HPMUDEXT could not be loaded. Please check HPLIP installation.  Any suggestions?
[21:57] <usser_> merlin_, i can think of a solution but it involves nuking windows
[21:57] <erUSUL> warlock: we need more info... you upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 or was normal daily update ? do you get any error msg? does it fail on a fresh created user ?
[21:57] <guntbert> warlock: you update from what version to what version? what would you want to change?
[21:57] <erUSUL> !details | warlock
[21:58] <warlock> 9.04 to the last one
[21:58] <evilaim> dang, that sucks
[21:58] <fccf> !karmic | warlock
[21:58] <JuJuBee> courpse: check out sed
[21:58] <kilo> erUSUL: Thanks! I thought that would uninstall wine... lol
[21:58] <evilaim> I really with Hulu was enabled for Canada...
[21:58] <erUSUL> warlock: 9.10 is not out yest is beta software. ask in #ubuntu+1
[21:58] <khalfan> i have a problem with speaker's sound, i'm running ubuntu version 9.04  sound works with headphones but not speaker
[21:58] <erUSUL> kilo: no problem ;)
[21:58] <warlock> oooohhhhh yeah
[21:58] <warlock> thanks
[21:58] <warlock> that's all
[21:58] <guntbert> !sound | khalfan
[21:59] <mordof> is xorg 1.6 going to be compatible with compiz from jaunty?
[21:59] <courpse> JuJuBee, Ta.
[21:59] <mordof> if i downgrade to 1.6 to install binary video drivers
[21:59] <usser_> merlin_, create a small ext3 boot partition 500mb or so as the first partition on your windows xp drive, the rest is windows ntfs. then reinstall ubuntu on the second drive, during partitioning phase mount ubuntu's /boot to that small ext3 partition, create a swap partition on your 160gb drive and the rest ext3 partition for / on that same 160gb drive
[21:59] <khalfan> i don't have problems with sound in but sounds in speaker
[21:59] <khalfan> my headphone is ok
[21:59] <JuJuBee> Anybody have any ideas about error: HPMUDEXT could not be loaded. Please check HPLIP installation.  I tried  reinstalling hplip
[21:59] <JuJuBee> courpse: np
[21:59] <erUSUL> JuJuBee: make sure you have the pyqt libs installed
[21:59] <soreau> mordof: yes
[21:59] <mordof> soreau: awesome, ty
[21:59] <JuJuBee> erUSUL: shouldnt they  install wtih hplip?
[21:59] <kilo> Anyone familiar with how to create a link on the desktop to "Computer"
[21:59] <merlin_> usser, i've already reinstalled windows xp on the primary smaller drive so it would boot directly from the hard drive.  I could try a samller 80 gb slave drive for ubuntu i guess, but it's already installed on the larger disk.
[21:59] <kilo> ?
[22:00] <usser_> merlin_, that should work, but involves messing with config files, and you have to know your way around linux
[22:00] <erUSUL> JuJuBee: nop; i've been beaten by this too...
[22:00] <brad_> http://pastebin.com/m1fd46edd can someone check and make sure I've got this right
[22:00] <webside> hi, anybody have tip for newbie to ubuntu 9.04? i am planning to install it later.
[22:00] <JuJuBee> erUSUL: know what exactly I need to reinstall?
[22:01] <odin> Most of my key bindings for the quick buttons work well. The only ones not working are the LowerVolume RaiseVolume and Mute
[22:01] <courpse> JuJuBee, Does sed support -R and * to get all files in a dir inc sub dirs?
[22:01] <q0_0p> !dhcp
[22:01] <odin> I mean, the keys are being recognized
[22:01] <odin> the problem is somewhere else
[22:01] <heavenrider> can any 1 help me i dont understand this " make executable (chmod +x /path/to/WorldOfGoo/WorldOfGoo*)
[22:01] <heavenrider> - run (cd /path/to/WorldOfGoo/ && ./WorldOfGoo"
[22:01] <JuJuBee> courpse: yes,
[22:01] <courpse> Cool.
[22:01] <JuJuBee> sed is sweeeeet
[22:01] <brad_> webside, sure on reinstall, only download initrc.gz and linux from the archives, then place then in / and during the grub boot press c to get a command line, then you can boot installer without having to use a cd or usb drive
[22:01] <merlin_> usser, yes that might work, but it is a little complicated for me.  i would like to be able to boot directly to the larger disk.  I though perhaps that could be done with the live cdrom, but maybe not.
[22:01] <netbook> Does anyone know how to curl a POST form of type=submit with no declared name? How do I submit without name?
[22:02] <erUSUL> JuJuBee: i have python-qt4 python-qt4-dbus python-qt4-common
[22:02] <guntbert> netbook: wrong window?
[22:02] <webside> thanks brad_
[22:02] <heavenrider> brad_, make executable (chmod +x /path/to/WorldOfGoo/WorldOfGoo*)
[22:02] <heavenrider> - run (cd /path/to/WorldOfGoo/ && ./WorldOfGoo
[22:02] <heavenrider> can u help me understand
[22:02] <khalfan> ok i know that the beeps workk
[22:02] <courpse> Humm, it doesnt support -R, does using * as filename do all files in subdirs as well?
[22:02] <brad_> heavenrider, that's not going to help ME much
[22:02] <courpse> JuJuBee, Humm, it doesnt support -R, does using * as filename do all files in subdirs as well?
[22:02] <heavenrider> its supposed to install a game called world of goo
[22:03] <billybigrigger> anyone here familiar with vdpau and getting it working in ubuntu?
[22:03] <webbb82> hey i just ran a apt-get dist-upgrade and my computer crashed whats the command to get it fixed apt-get -f install?
[22:03] <netbook> gunbert my question is that the submit button has no name in source code. What do I put in for its name in curl?
[22:03] <jellies> can anyone help with a multi-disc windows partition situation ?
[22:03] <fccf> courpse: could you cat -R /whatever | sed ????
[22:03] <brad_> heavenrider, I posted my /etc/networks/interface file
[22:03] <webbb82> what will sudo dpkg --configure -a do
[22:03] <durt> brad_, seems fine what's the prob?
[22:03] <courpse> fccf, Nice idea.
[22:03] <netbook> guntbert my question is that the submit button has no name in source code. What do I put in for its name in curl?
[22:03] <heavenrider> brad_, umm whats that?
[22:03] <brad_> apache, and samba won't bind to tcp4, but nfs and ssh will
[22:03] <guntbert> netbook: this is no programming channel - I assumed you typed in the wrong window
[22:03] <erUSUL> courpse: use find. « find folder/ -type f -exec sed -options {} \; »
[22:04] <q0_0p> what is a good tutorial in setting up a dhcp server?
[22:04] <heavenrider> bead_ , i dont see any thing pasted?
[22:04] <netbook> guntbert can you point me to an irc channel that can help?
[22:04] <brad_> http://pastebin.com/m1fd46edd
[22:04] <JuJuBee> erUSUL: get the following ... python-qt4: Conflicts: python-qt4-common but 4.4.4-2ubuntu6 is to be installed
[22:04] <courpse> Ahhh.
[22:04] <heavenrider> ok
[22:04] <erUSUL> JuJuBee: :|
[22:04] <khalfan> anybody with sound problems? anybody?
[22:04] <susmith> what about hypervisor concept ?
[22:04] <kilo> anyone have any idea how to add sound effects for when I open/close windows   XXD
[22:04] <courpse> erUSUL, With sed's arguements in the {}?
[22:05] <durt> brad_, tcp4?
[22:05] <erUSUL> courpse: no  in -options
[22:05] <guntbert> netbook: there is #curl ...
[22:05] <erUSUL> courpse: {} is the place where find will put the filename
[22:05] <brad_> it's binding to tcp6,but none of my intefaces on tcp4
[22:05] <JuJuBee> erUSUL:  the other day I did an update and somehow  I lost kde and had to reinstall kubuntu-desktop  Im still trying to recover...
[22:05] <durt> brad_, you mean IPv4?
[22:06] <erUSUL> JuJuBee: do you have third party repositories ?
[22:06] <Domokun124> hello
[22:06] <JuJuBee> I think I do...
[22:06] <Domokun124> can someone help me?
[22:07] <fccf> !ask | Domokun124
[22:07] <courpse> erUSUL, oh aight, ta.
[22:07] <courpse> Is it surpose to be doing it verbose?
[22:07] <merlin_> usser, thanks for your help.
[22:07] <h3rb3r7> i cant ping my ubuntu server, what do i have to set up? firewall settings?
[22:07] <erUSUL> courpse: verbose ? sed by default spits the edited file to stdout
[22:07] <susmith> anybody knows the which channel is talking about virtualization /
[22:08] <erUSUL> courpse: if you want to edit the file "inplace" pass -i to sed
[22:08] <brad_> durt,  yes
[22:08] <courpse> I got shit loads of stuff scrolling down my screen.
[22:08] <fccf> h3rb3r7: are you talking about from outside your network?
[22:08] <JuJuBee> courpse:  something like sed "s/foo/bar/g" infile > outfile will change every occurance of foo to bar in the file specified.  You can also use wildcards for files.
[22:08] <heavenrider> ubotto, how can i change the background for my cube in the compiz settings?
[22:08] <mordof> in the binary howto for ATI.. when it tell sme to make sure all other drivers are uninstalled for my card, does that include the basic radeon driver that originally got installed when i put ubuntu on my computer?
[22:08] <erUSUL> courpse: but make sure you are not making any mistake...
[22:08] <fccf> susmith: perhaps #vbox
[22:08] <guntbert> h3rb3r7: don't forget to mention that your server is in VM:)
[22:08] <durt> brad_, not a prob with that file, I'd say an apache config issue.
[22:09] <JuJuBee> erUSUL: you beat me to it... I try not to use -i just in case I fat finger something...
[22:09] <h3rb3r7> fccf: within my local network, form a windows machine to the ubuntu
[22:09] <brad_> durt, I added a new nic last night, and switched from dhcp to static. then it quit
[22:09] <susmith> fccf , thanks i will try
[22:09] <soreau> heavenrider: ccsm>Desktop Cube>Appearance>Skydome
[22:09] <durt> brad_, dns issue?
[22:09] <Domokun124> I am trying to create a desktop icon and i keep getting error messages
[22:09] <h3rb3r7> fccf: in the ubuntu is in a vm, but it successfully get an ip from my dhcp router
[22:09] <brad_> durt, maybe, but the client can resolve the hostname for my server
[22:09] <courpse> Humm, i dont really wanna mess with this without knowing it properly.
[22:10] <fccf> h3rb3r7: virtualbox? better answers in #vbox or #vmware ... whichever you are using
[22:10] <durt> brad_, what info was coming from dhcp that is not being setup statically?
[22:10] <JuJuBee> erUSUL: any other ideas about hplip ?
[22:10] <brad_> durt netstat -a -n | grep 80 does not show any bindings
[22:10] <erUSUL> JuJuBee: no sorry
[22:10] <h3rb3r7> yeah but the vm is up, it has received an ip, so its no ubuntu issue?
[22:11] <durt> brad_, dhcp is an expansive protocol, there could have been tons of info being sent.
[22:11] <brad_> I've edited /etc/resolver and interfaces. but now I'm using ifconfig eth0 192.168.20.230 netmask 255.255.255.0
[22:11] <fccf> !info hplip | JuJuBee
[22:11] <MrSteve> omg.. it died
[22:12] <heavenrider> soreau, sorry that does not change the background image
[22:12] <durt> brad_, my suggestion would be to go back to dhcp and use tcpdump or wireshark to see what info is being sent
[22:12] <heavenrider> ?
[22:12] <Fish__> !apache2
[22:12] <Fish__> !apache
[22:12] <MrSteve> I really need some hlp..
[22:12] <soreau> heavenrider: Did you actually enable the skydome checkbox there?
[22:12] <fccf> !ask | MrSteve
[22:12] <erUSUL> !ask | MrSteve
[22:12] <GenuineAdvantage> Please help! For some reason I don't have titlebars any more... I can't move windows, or heck, do anything with them!
[22:13] <erUSUL> GenuineAdvantage: can you access a terminal ?
[22:13] <odin> GenuineAdvantage: you don't have a windows manager running
[22:13] <erUSUL> GenuineAdvantage: run metacity --replace
[22:13] <GenuineAdvantage> odin: But the rest of the gnome panels show up fine
[22:13] <odin> you need to run metacity --replace & on a windows terminal
[22:13] <GenuineAdvantage> erUSUL: I can, but I can't type in it.
[22:13] <progre55> hi people! Dont know what happened, skype used to work fine. but now, it says problems with audio devices and only works with "pulse". when I run it on a terminal, when started, says "ALSA lib pcm_bluetooth.c:1569:(audioservice_expect) BT_GET_CAPABILITIES failed : Input/output error(5)." Any suggestions, please?
[22:13] <GenuineAdvantage> I can't change the selected window
[22:14] <heavenrider> umm yes
[22:14] <gartral> hi all, i jkust upgraded my proc, how do i telll what it's capabilities are?
[22:14] <MrSteve> Ok.. like the pc crashed and Ubuntu recovery says - Logfile: Unclean Shutdown -- Failed Mount /dev/sda1 - Mount denied - ntfs marked in use.. and give 2 options for me.. I cant do either
[22:14] <ecolitan> how to make a command run automatically on startup, have tried both putting command in /etc/rc.local and also in /etc/init.d/rc and neither seem to work???
[22:14] <GenuineAdvantage> How do I fix this?!
[22:14] <erUSUL> GenuineAdvantage: :| not even alt + tab ?
[22:14] <fccf> GenuineAdvantage: does Alt+f2 bring up anything?
[22:14] <odin> GenuineAdvantage: are you using compiz?
[22:14] <erUSUL> ecolitan: which type of command ?
[22:14] <GenuineAdvantage> Alt tab doesn't work
[22:14] <lstarnes> ecolitan: try using crontab
[22:14] <GenuineAdvantage> odin: I think so
[22:14] <heavenrider> soreau, sorry no i just noticed
[22:14] <ecolitan> adding a route
[22:14] <heavenrider> thanks a bunch
[22:15] <GenuineAdvantage> Yeah, I'm pressing alt+tab but nothing happens
[22:15] <durt> gartral, cat /proc/cpuinfo
[22:15] <GenuineAdvantage> This just started suddenly after a reboot...
[22:15] <brand0con> does anyone here use LVM or have reasons to use or not use it
[22:15] <MrSteve> Ok.. like the pc crashed and Ubuntu recovery says - Logfile: Unclean Shutdown -- Failed Mount /dev/sda1 - Mount denied - ntfs marked in use.. and give 2 options for me.. I cant do either  ???
[22:15] <ecolitan> i think it needs to add after vpn is up and interface is all configured, but i dont know how to make the command run after that stuff
[22:15] <Tawmu> MrSteve are you dual booting Windows?
[22:16] <MrSteve> yessssss
[22:16] <odin> GenuineAdvantage: There are some applications that don't support compiz. Please check here [http://wiki.compiz-fusion.org/Troubleshooting#No_Window_Borders] for troubleshooting
[22:16] <GenuineAdvantage> Not even the desktop switcher/pager works
[22:16] <erUSUL> brand0con: i do not use it is another layer of complexity (that makes recovering from failures harder) for no gain on a desktop imho
[22:16] <Tawmu> Go boot into windows, then shutdown properley
[22:16] <GenuineAdvantage> odin: That's not tha problem!
[22:16] <GenuineAdvantage> odin: I haven't installed anything new since last time!
[22:16] <GenuineAdvantage> How do I fix this??
[22:16] <MrSteve> tawmu -- it wont.. it hangs and dies
[22:16] <fccf> MrSteve: you need to boot into windows and run chkdsk /f and reboot into windows twice ... that should get you back
[22:16] <MrSteve> ran chkdsk once /r
[22:17] <brand0con> erUSUL: that's kind of what I gathered from it.  It offers certain features but they don't really seem to justify the extra hassle it opens up
[22:17] <thevdi> Hi. Anyone good with Samba? I'm trying to set up a mount point to a share on a NAS but keep getting a "bad superblock" error
[22:17] <MrSteve> but the win wont run
[22:17] <MrSteve> like except sometime in safe
[22:17] <GenuineAdvantage> I have no window manager... how do I fix this? I can open terminal but I can't use it, since I can't change window selection
[22:17] <losha> MrSteve: as I recall, a damaged ntfs filesystem has to be checked from windows. Ubuntu can't do it properly. Can you boot into windows...
[22:18] <p47r1ck> hi
[22:18] <p47r1ck> all
[22:18] <MrSteve> barely.. cas I got winlogon.exe : stop 0x021a bsod
[22:18] <p47r1ck> www.proghost.tk
[22:18] <GenuineAdvantage> How do I fix this?
[22:18] <MrSteve> This is fortunate time .. on the pc now in safe
[22:18] <fccf> GenuineAdvantage: like I said Alt+F2 then metacity --replace
[22:18] <GenuineAdvantage> I can't use Alt+f2!
[22:18] <gartral> how do i check my fsb speed from bash?
[22:19] <Zzeiss> What channel should I ask about FUSE on?  There is no #fuse
[22:19] <GenuineAdvantage> fccf: It doesn't work anymore, nothing comes up. What do I do?
[22:19] <susmith> i am thinking about the memory virtualization concept . can any body help
[22:19] <lstarnes> Zzeiss: try this channel or ##linux
[22:19] <GenuineAdvantage> fccf: ???
[22:19] <erUSUL> susmith: #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:19] <MrSteve> Clicking on.. what I do not see in windows.."Safely Remove hardware" ????
[22:19] <MrSteve> I got no external devices..
[22:20] <MrSteve> just drive A, and Drive B
[22:20] <GenuineAdvantage> HELLO?!
[22:20] <erUSUL> gartral: fsb ? front side bus ?
[22:20] <gartral> erUSUL: you gots it
[22:20] <thevdi> Hi. Anyone good with Samba? I'm trying to set up a mount point to a share on a NAS but keep getting a "bad superblock" error
[22:20] <lstarnes> gartral: check /proc/cpuinfo
[22:20] <erUSUL> MrSteve: if it's a windows probelm as in ##windows
[22:20] <MichRT> Help! can't find Karmic channel!!
[22:20] <fccf> GenuineAdvantage: reboot ... open a terminal and run metacity --replace .. with only one window open you should be able to do that .... then remove compiz .. it is causing all your problems BE PATIENT >>> I can only type so fast when I am supporting several people at once
[22:20] <MrSteve> really?
[22:20] <MichRT> Never mind
[22:20] <MrSteve> hmmm
[22:20] <losha> Zzeiss: failing that, it appears to have a mailing list http://fuse.sourceforge.net/
[22:20] <thevdi> #join /samba
[22:21] <ecolitan> lstarnes are you trying to export a mountpoint?
[22:21] <erUSUL> gartral: maybe « sudo dmidecode » has that info. not sure my machine does not have fsb ;)
[22:21] <Zzeiss> losha: Yep.  Found that.
[22:21] <jerknextdoor> i have a log file that is growing quit large.  i only need it to record the last 10 or so actions.  is there a way cap it's size?
[22:21] <satellite-sabat> I have a website [http://retailer.dishnetwork.com] that I cannot open. It's just a site used by us retailers to signup customers, but it doesn't seem to be working in firefox for me. Could someone try it or maybe give me som esuggestions?
[22:22] <losha> Zzeiss: they claim to have a searchable mail archive. Also, ask your question here, just in case...
[22:22] <fccf> jerknextdoor: tail /var/log/file will show the last 10 lines
[22:22] <satellite-sabat> it just goes there and hangs, doesn't let me even type in my name or password, just gives a wait logo. using ubuntu 9.04
[22:22] <Zzeiss> FUSE question: is the API in /structfuse__lowlevel__ops.html all that's needed to implement a FUSE filesystem?
[22:22] <qwebirc409646> Compiz broke it's stupid self. How do I fix it?
[22:23] <NemesisD> hi all. somehow this user i created got their home screwed up. instead of being /home/myuser/ its /home/myuser/myuser, how do i change this?
[22:23] <fccf> satellite-sabat: get rid of the ] at the end and it will work
[22:23] <jerknextdoor> fccf: yeah...but i don't want the log taking up unneccesary space.  so i'd like to have it purge it's self or something after it gets to a certain size.
[22:23] <satellite-sabat> fccf.... I put those in...
[22:23] <satellite-sabat> If I goto the website, it just hangs, Its not letting me put in my login or password
[22:24] <losha> jerknextdoor: you can arrange for logfiles to be rotated periodically. See man savelog, man syslogd-logfiles. I bet there's a web page on it somewhere...
[22:24] <satellite-sabat> I get the ubuntu "wait" icon, and it just stays like that
[22:24] <kcox> @satellite-sabat - have you tried it in Opera?
[22:24] <brand0con> GenuineAdvantage: run it from a terminal
[22:25] <jerknextdoor> losha: thank you.
[22:25] <satellite-sabat> nope, just firefox. It's the only browser instaled I think
[22:25] <soreau> GenuineAdvantage: Compiz isnt broken. Your graphics drivers might be though
[22:25] <kraito> i need help with breaking windows how do i get i ?
[22:25] <kcox> It hangs for me in Firefox 3.5.3 as well.  Try Opera - it's free.  I like having more than one browser per machine for just such a situation.
[22:26] <thevdi> Hi. Anyone good with Samba? I'm trying to set up a mount point to a share on a NAS but keep getting a "bad superblock" error
[22:26] <satellite-sabat> kcox, did you try it in opera? did it work with it?
[22:26] <rx78x> ok, my Karmic installation was working fine last night and then I turned it on this morning and now I can't log into my main acct... i used the passphrase option to unlock home, but it seems like it's not unlocking it...
[22:26] <Olimpico> Hello, I just upgraded to 9.10 Beta, everything works fine, but I cannot write accents, can someone please help me'?
[22:26] <losha> kraito: ask on ##windows
[22:26] <iceroot> Olimpico: #ubuntu+1
[22:26] <GenuineAdvantage> How do I reinstall compiz on jaunty?
[22:26] <biv_> hello, I have a new jaunty installation. I can't seem to find libxslt via apt-get . I've googled it haven't found anyone else with the problem
[22:26] <rx78x> I've also tried the sudo mount -t ecryptfs command, but it's not working either
[22:26] <brad_> apt-cache search
[22:27] <biv_> I should be able to pull it down with apt-get intall libxslt right?
[22:27] <rx78x> any help will be greatly appreciated
[22:27] <kcox> It loaded, but I closed it before I read your specific issues with entering l/p.  Reloading.  It took its sweet time, but it loaded.
[22:27] <fccf> satellite-sabat:  looks like a firefox thing ... Internet Explorer works, strangely enough
[22:27] <GenuineAdvantage> How do I reinstall compiz on jaunty?
[22:27] <soreau> GenuineAdvantage: You shouldnt need to unless you already tried removing it or installing a different version. Run compiz from your terminal and see what the output says
[22:27] <biv_> thanks Bracki
[22:27] <biv_> er brad
[22:28] <satellite-sabat> I know a long time ago, they had a IE port for linux, do they still do that?
[22:28] <GenuineAdvantage> soreau: wtf, it works
[22:28] <GenuineAdvantage> soreau: But, why doesn't it work at startup?
[22:28] <fccf> satellite-sabat: and it does say Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher is required to use all the functionality of this  site.
[22:28] <kcox> Yes, Opera allows one to enter text in the l/p fields.  Beyond that I can't help ya.
[22:28] <GenuineAdvantage> soreau: When I start up I have to open a terminal and use metacity --replace
[22:28] <GenuineAdvantage> soreau: Because I have no window manager
[22:28] <rx78x> can I remove encryption from my home folder so I can boot into it?
[22:28] <satellite-sabat> ok, I'll give opera a shot. and I did notice taht "requires ie" thing, but it's always said that forever.
[22:29] <losha> satellite-sabat: http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Main_Page -- Dunno if it still works
[22:29] <soreau> GenuineAdvantage: You need to set to something other than none in gnpme-appearance-properties Visual Effects tab
[22:29] <satellite-sabat> still worked in firefox for me tho
[22:29] <fccf> satellite-sabat: you might be able to trick the site with the useragent switcher plugin for firefox
[22:29] <rx78x> I didn't use the alternative-install encryption, I used the new option on the karmic beta, use passphrase to unlock home directory
[22:29] <erUSUL> !karmic | rx78x
[22:29] <fccf> !karmic | rx78x
[22:30] <GenuineAdvantage> soreau: When I start compiz it loads, but it says xgl is not present
[22:30] <GenuineAdvantage> It also gives this: Checking for Xgl: not present.  /usr/bin/compiz.real (video) - Warn: No 8 bit GLX pixmap format, disabling YV12 image format
[22:30] <soreau> GenuineAdvantage: Xgl is not required to run compiz, except for a few specific setups. The message "checking for Xgl: not present" is simply an informational message, not an error.
[22:30] <losha> biv_: apt-cache search libxslt to find the correct package name...
[22:31] <soreau> GenuineAdvantage: The other message is also a harmless warning, not an error
[22:31] <ChaaD__09> !list
[22:31] <biv_> losha: yeh, got it. thanks. it's libxslt1.1
[22:31] <biv_> cheers guys
[22:31] <GenuineAdvantage> I'll take that at face value.
[22:32] <commonwarrior> hi people!!!
[22:33] <BirthdayGoose> hi
[22:33] <DarkMasterHalo> Hi
[22:33] <kraito> losha, i'm trying to get my windows to break when i close them here in ubuntu
[22:33] <losha> kraito: sorry, I dunno anything about windows....
[22:34] <Snotty_> 9.10
[22:34] <fccf> !karmic | Snotty_
[22:34] <Zzeiss> Anyway, anybody here a FUSE devo?
[22:34] <kraito> losha, it's not about windows just forget it
[22:34] <Snotty_> o\/o
[22:34] <kcox> Kraito, that's a Compiz thing.  How far along are you?  Do you have Compiz running and need the effect, or do you need to start with getting Compiz going?
[22:34] <losha> kraito: gladly...
[22:34] <G3neuineAdvantag> Still doesn't work
[22:34] <Snotty_> karmic koala will be best Ubuntu release ever!
[22:35] <G3neuineAdvantag> I changed the settings and Ubuntu still always starts up without a window manager
[22:35]  * losha wonders why everyone is so obsessed with compiz...
[22:35] <commonwarrior> i need a help 4 my notebook. i just wanna know if is it possible wich one distro is better 4 me... i m new in the linux world and i just want to have something of nice (gorgeus shells and like these)
[22:35] <G3neuineAdvantag> WTH?
[22:35] <kraito> kcox, i got the 3D cylinder set and good to go.
[22:35] <G3neuineAdvantag> Why is it doing this??
[22:35] <ratseyesoup> Compiz rocks
[22:35] <erUSUL> commonwarrior: ask in ##linux here we would recommend ubuntu or a derivative... to much bias ;)
[22:36] <G3neuineAdvantag> Oh great, it still doesn't work!
[22:36] <kcox> If I remember correctly (I'm not on the computer that's got Compiz running) it's part of a control panel that isn't installed by default.
[22:36] <G3neuineAdvantag> I think metacity is broken
[22:36] <G3neuineAdvantag> Not compiz
[22:36] <G3neuineAdvantag> How do I fix metacity?
[22:37] <G3neuineAdvantag> Anyone know?
[22:37] <satellite-sabat> fccf you mentioned a "useragent switcher plugin for firefox" can you elaborate please, not sure what you meant
[22:37] <losha> I don't believe we have ever held a 'which distro has the most gorgeous shells?' poll. Though we seem to have had everything else...
[22:37] <commonwarrior> erUSUL i yet have it... can i add some plugins about the shells or not? i want a gorgeus desktop :) with the arrows of the mose that work with strange effects
[22:37] <fccf> satellite-sabat: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59
[22:37] <hzlocky> Hi, i have a problems installing ubuntu(ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386),  when I am trying to boot from cd, I have got message: "1. FD 1.44MB System Type-(06)" and installer never start! Can anyone help??
[22:37] <kcox> User Agent Switcher plugin page: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59
[22:38] <G3neuineAdvantag> How do I fix metacity?
[22:38] <losha> G3neuineAdvantag: ah, a metacity developer...
[22:38] <kraito> kcox: i got the 3D cylinder going on all picture are set for background, i just want to know how to make the windows break when i close them?
[22:38] <G3neuineAdvantag> losha: What are you talking about?
[22:38] <losha> G3neuineAdvantag: a small joke. Just ignore me...
[22:39] <ericindc> Anyone have experience installing passenger + apache for a rails app?
[22:39] <MenZa> G3neuineAdvantag: What do you mean by 'fix' metacity? What's broken?
[22:39] <MenZa> !anyone | ericindc
[22:39] <rlameiro> anyone can tell me why cant I controll my cpu using the cpu freq plugin? I am on Ubuntu 8.04 and RT kernel
[22:39] <G3neuineAdvantag> MenZa: My window manager no longer loads on startup
[22:39] <G3neuineAdvantag> MenZa: I know Compiz isn't at fault...
[22:39] <ericindc> I'm currently just getting a directory listing instead of the actual app
[22:39] <fccf> kraito: that sounds like an advanced compiz thing ..... ask in #compiz
[22:39] <MenZa> G3neuineAdvantag: hm, that's interesting. metacity --replace works, yeah?
[22:39] <G3neuineAdvantag> MenZa: Yes
[22:39] <G3neuineAdvantag> MenZa: I always have to run that, then compiz at startup
[22:40] <commonwarrior> i wanna add some plugins about for the shell.. i want a gorgeus desktop :) with the arrows of the mose that work with strange effects someone can help me? please :(
[22:40] <MenZa> G3neuineAdvantag: Well, you could add it to Startup Programs in System -> Preferences - I don't know why it would break like that, but it could be a work around.
[22:40] <rlameiro> anyone can tell me why cant I controll my cpu using the cpu freq plugin? I am on Ubuntu 8.04 and RT kernel
[22:40] <kraito> fccf: is that the name of the server or something else?
[22:40] <fccf> kraito: that is a channel on this network ... type /join #compiz
[22:40] <G3neuineAdvantag> MenZa: Hopefully this works... brb
[22:40] <losha> rlameiro: some cpus don't support the feature. Are you sure yours does?
[22:40] <MenZa> G3neuineAdvantag: gl.
[22:41] <hzlocky> Hi, i have a problems installing ubuntu(ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386),  when I am trying to boot from cd, I have got message: "1. FD 1.44MB System Type-(06)" and installer never start! Can anyone help??
[22:41] <powerjuce> hello all! i was trying to download something using transmission annd it does not work. it just sits and says no people connected. i checked and there were seeders...lots of them. i also checked the port and transmission and an external website said it was open, finally i checked my isp and they said tehre was no block on p2p. what could be the problem?
[22:41] <rlameiro> losha, yes, because with 9.04 it works...
[22:41] <kraito> fccf: thanks
[22:41] <philipeschmulian> could an ubuntu expert please help a n00b in private chat?
[22:41] <rlameiro> losha,  I am on a DELL studio laptop
[22:41] <evilaim> Weeeeee
[22:41] <fccf> !pm | philipeschmulian
[22:41] <commonwarrior> i wanna add some plugins about for the shell.. i want a gorgeus desktop :) with the arrows of the mose that work with strange effects someone can help me? please :(
[22:42] <fccf> !repeat | commonwarrior
[22:42] <dre> what's up
[22:42] <philipeschmulian> ok
[22:42] <losha> rlameiro: sounds like a genuine 8.04 bug. If I were you I would check the archives to see if it's known...
[22:42] <philipeschmulian> here goes
[22:42] <duffydack> shell and desktop are 2 different things for me.
[22:43] <rlameiro> losha, could it be because Iam using a RT kernel?
[22:43] <erUSUL> rlameiro: maybe rt kernel does not have cpufreq support ?
[22:43] <losha> duffydack: not to mention who decides what's 'gorgeous'...
[22:43] <commonwarrior> duffy i want all about gorgeus effects
[22:43] <GenuineAdvantage> MenZa: It works, but...
[22:43] <GenuineAdvantage> MenZa: I'd really prefer to just fix metacity
[22:43] <erUSUL> !ccsm | commonwarrior intall compiz and play with it
[22:43] <GenuineAdvantage> MenZa: Or figure out why the WM no longer loads at startup...
[22:44] <fccf> commonwarrior: you'll probably be spending some money ... you want compiz... and that only runs in cerain hardware which requires $$$
[22:44] <losha> rlameiro: easy enough to check. Boot a regular kernel & try it...
[22:44] <MenZa> GenuineAdvantage: I can see what you mean - my best advice would probably to stick with that for now and perhaps search around to see if others are having the same problem. Checking !launchpad might be a good place to start - it might be fixed for Karmic.
[22:44] <GenuineAdvantage> !launchpad
[22:44] <commonwarrior> i dont wanna pay! linux is fre:(
[22:44] <GenuineAdvantage> commonwarrior: But hardware isn't...
[22:45] <evilaim> There we go
[22:45] <starcube> Anybody here have a dazzle working in Ubuntu and can help me?
[22:45] <losha> commonwarrior: gorgeous generally costs extra...
[22:45] <rlameiro> losha: normaly when i click in the icon at the bar, it should appear tho choose frequency or the mode(ondeman, powersaver etc..) but it dosnt show
[22:45] <commonwarrior> eh? the effects? to funny
[22:46] <GenuineAdvantage> MenZa: I can't seem to find anything on it... I'm reporting a bug
[22:46] <philipeschmulian> please help: i've got no sound! i installed ubuntu last week and everything worked fine... i started installing programs and stuff, everything still worked fine. then, yesterday, i turned my pc on and there has been no sound since! ubuntu still recognizes my sound card, and whenever i play music/videos/etc, it's like as if it was playing normally, but i get no sound! i've checked volume control and its NOT on mute
[22:46] <rlameiro> losha: at this time it is using ondemand, but i would like to change it for full power....
[22:46] <MenZa> GenuineAdvantage: Great. Make sure you provide as much information as possible - use ubuntu-bug metacity :)
[22:46] <philipeschmulian> and its not my speakers either, because i tried headphones too
[22:46] <erUSUL> rlameiro: can you do it via command line ?
[22:47] <evilaim> Well, I feel better
[22:47] <evilaim> This whole os makes me feel good
[22:47] <evilaim> haha
[22:47] <losha> rlameiro: Whatever... Either it's an 8.04 or a RT kernel bug. And either way, unless there's a fix already in !launchpad you're stuck, aren't you....
[22:47] <rlameiro> erUSUL: what cpufreq? never tried it...
[22:47] <fccf> rlameiro: good info here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=248867
[22:47] <commonwarrior> ok i leave that argument .... i need more help about one error that i get all the times that i turn off my computer
[22:47] <losha> fccf: good find...
[22:48] <erUSUL> rlameiro: sudo cpufreq-set -g performance
[22:48] <evilaim> I'd love for Empathy to work right, but she's just to immature for a proper IM client
[22:48] <fccf> losha: I got links all over the net ... you should see my history (you won't - seriously private)
[22:48] <losha> fccf: :-)
[22:49] <commonwarrior> the error that i get when i switch off my laptop is Error response in replay sat add null sata or something like this...
[22:49] <h3rb3r7> during the installation of ubuntu server i set up lamp, where are the files? how do i start the apache?
[22:49] <philipeschmulian> somebody? please?
[22:49] <durt> philipeschmulian, the iec958 switch?
[22:49] <philipeschmulian> tried it too
[22:49] <erUSUL> h3rb3r7: which files ? apache should start with the system
[22:50] <fccf> h3rb3r7: apache should start with the system ... or /etc/init.d/apache2 start is the command
[22:50] <StaRetji> need help with dual boot, please PM, cant see very well on public channel, everything moves too fast :D
[22:50] <iceroot> h3rb3r7: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start  also there is mysql  sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start
[22:50] <Zykotic-K9> h3rb3r7, apache's html/php/etc are in /var/www
[22:50] <mordof> wooo! i got binary ati drivers installed successfully, lol
[22:50] <commonwarrior> someone can help me? please
[22:50] <mordof> that was a scary reboot...
[22:50] <erUSUL> !yay | mordof
[22:50] <Bluey> staretji -- what help specificlly?
[22:50] <rlameiro> erUSUL: Command not found ..... need to followw the forum thread
[22:50] <erUSUL> rlameiro: install cpufreq-utils
[22:50] <StaRetji> I have XBMC live (ubuntu live) and Windows XP
[22:51] <mordof> erUSUL: :D.  the guide told me to uninstall all drivers.. so i'm thinking.. if this doesn't work, man am i ever screwed, hah
[22:51]  * erUSUL wnats factoids tab autocompletion! ;)
[22:51] <commonwarrior> someone can help me? please
[22:51] <StaRetji> installed grub, set boot flag, but can only boot to XP not XBMC live (ubuntu)
[22:51] <h3rb3r7> soooo many answers, thanks guys ... i'll see
[22:51] <commonwarrior> the error that i get when i switch off my laptop is Error response in replay sat add null sata or something like this...
[22:51] <sneakers> I'm trying to install 9.10 with auto|manual ext3|ext4 partitions from the live CD and each time I get the error "The attempt to mount a file system with type ext3|ext4 ... at / failed." Anybody have any ideas why?
[22:51] <durt> commonwarrior, ask a proper question maybe someone will.
[22:52] <commonwarrior> durt i did it
[22:52] <commonwarrior> the error that i get when i switch off my laptop is Error response in replay sat add null sata or something like this...
[22:52] <losha> commonwarrior: it's because your shells are ugly...
[22:52] <durt> commonwarrior, please tell us the proper error message.
[22:52] <mattwj2002> hey guys
[22:52] <fccf> !details | commonwarrior
[22:52] <HatingUbuntu_> are there any nerds that could help me?
[22:52] <fccf> !hi | mattwj2002
[22:52] <mattwj2002> I am looking for a program that allows me to make photo albums
[22:52] <Zykotic-K9> commonwarrior, it sounds more like a status message then a true "error" message
[22:52] <losha> HatingUbuntu_: nothing but nerds here. Ask a question...
[22:52] <fccf> !ask | HatingUbuntu_
[22:53] <commonwarrior> i have problem >>> the error that i get when i switch off my laptop is Error response in replay sat add null sata or something like this...
[22:53] <mattwj2002> I need something that works in both linux and windows and has to be open source
[22:53] <rlameiro> erUSUL: Thanks, now it is working :D
[22:53] <h3rb3r7> apache doent seem to be installed, although i checked the option in the ubuntu installation ... hmmmmkay
[22:53] <mattwj2002> well at least free
[22:53] <fccf> losha: hey I resent that ... I am a geek
[22:53] <mattwj2002> :)
[22:53] <mattwj2002> !photoalbum
[22:53] <iceroot> h3rb3r7: sudo apt-get install apache2
[22:53] <mordof> wow... motion blur works smooth now but man is it ever hard on the eyes, hahaha
[22:53] <h3rb3r7> how ca i check which programs are installed?
[22:53] <mattwj2002> !photo
[22:53] <losha> fccf: you bite the heads of chickens?
[22:53] <iceroot> h3rb3r7: dpkg -l
[22:53] <losha> fccf: of -> off
[22:53] <fccf> !msgthebot | mattwj2002
[22:54] <HatingUbuntu_> My sound is not working, i followed many guides, so now there is just this annoying little ping constantly(except when i mute it) could someone help me?
[22:54] <fccf> losha: only when I am really offtopic
[22:54] <losha> fccf: touche...
[22:54] <mattwj2002> anyone have any ideas?
[22:54] <commonwarrior> i have problem >>> the error that i get when i switch off my laptop is Error response in replay sat add null sata or something like this... Ubuntu 9.4 can uuuu help meeeee? or i'll do it by my self as i did for all the questions that i asked!?!?
[22:55] <durt> commonwarrior, if you refuse to tell us the proper error message, how can we help you?
[22:55] <fccf> mattwj2002: I am not sure what you are trying to do ... perhaps inkscape, or gimp
[22:55] <HatingUbuntu_> so nobody can help me with my sound problem?
[22:56] <evilaim> umm
[22:56] <Zykotic-K9> mattwj2002, it's not open source but Google's Picasa runs on both Ubuntu and Windows and you can create galleries with it?  a suggestion anyways.
[22:56] <evilaim> what's your sound problem?
[22:56] <commonwarrior> durt i sent the error!!! error response null in replay add sata!!!! this is the error
[22:56] <HatingUbuntu_> im playing a song on rythem box and its not outputing anything
[22:56] <Royall> I can use Partition Editor to mount my external HDD fine, but it doesn't seem to be able to mount automatically
[22:57] <fccf> !fstab | Royall
[22:57] <mattwj2002> thanks Zykotic-K9
[22:57] <mattwj2002> :)
[22:57] <HatingUbuntu_> in a Pulse Audio thing its showing that its playing, but its not coming out the speakers
[22:57] <Royall> fccf: it was ntfs but I formatted it to ext3... could "ntfs" be the problem in the line in fstab?
[22:57] <Guest21832> what channel is for installation issues regarding ubuntu linux?
[22:58] <Royall> I changed it to ext3
[22:58] <Royall> currently it's "/dev/sdb1                                  /media/[re]drive_  ext3         nls=iso8859-1,users,umask=000,user,owner  0  0  "
[22:58] <justin_> quit
[22:58] <iceroot> Guest21832: this
[22:58] <HatingUbuntu_> !losha could you help me?
[22:59] <iceroot> HatingUbuntu_: please change your name, we dont like trolls
[22:59] <commonwarrior> ok people. i wil fix the error message by my self. you are not able to help me.... and i dont know why you make the professional if u are not. go to work the ground..... leave the linux world to the people that is able to resolve all about it
[22:59] <fccf> Royall: perhaps because you haven't identifyed the drive by UUID????
[22:59] <commonwarrior> :D
[22:59] <HatingUbuntu_> Iceroot: im not a troll, im stating my opinion
[23:00] <ZykoticK9> Royall, what is the "nls=iso8859-1" for?  Also I think it's "user" not "users"
[23:00] <iceroot> HatingUbuntu_: not a good place for that
[23:00] <Royall> ZykoticK9: dunno, and okay
[23:00] <amjad_> hi there .. does anyone know if wget can be used to download the whole content of a folder ?
[23:00] <durt> commonwarrior, you are the man...
[23:00] <HatingUbuntu_> Iceroot: cause iv never had any fucking problems on vista, but im stuck with stupid ubuntu cause it completely whiped vista off
[23:00] <erUSUL> Royall: ext3 does not need/accept nls option ircc
[23:00] <iceroot> amjad_: with -r
[23:00] <granskaug> granskaug
[23:00] <ikonia> HatingUbuntu_: control your language please
[23:00] <Royall> Well it used to be ntfs so okay
[23:00] <iceroot> HatingUbuntu_: and that is trolling, so stop that
[23:00] <NOTHatingUbuntu> Iceroot: better?
[23:01] <fccf> !ohmy | NOTHatingUbuntu
[23:01] <Royall> heh, !ohmy
[23:01] <di||itan1e> top - 17:58:51 up 312 days, 13:21,  3 users,  load average: 15.46, 12.94, 10.62       Now thats a busy Ubuntu server
[23:01] <rigodeni> NOTHatingUbuntu: at least theres a place to complain about ubuntu where people will listen ;)
[23:01] <Royall> fccf: also, how would I identify by UUID
[23:01] <ikonia> di||itan1e: why are you showing us that ?
[23:02] <di||itan1e> ikonia: im bored
[23:02] <ikonia> Royall: blkid
[23:02] <commonwarrior> durt i am not. but u feel like professional trying to help us with the command lines.... study before to help us. you make new linux versions but u are not able to resolve the problems? lol
[23:02] <Royall> oooo
[23:02] <ikonia> di||itan1e: please don't put pointless noise in the channel
[23:02] <fccf> !fstab | Royall Read it like you were at a university studying for your final
[23:02] <NOTHatingUbuntu> rigodeni: i didnt take 5minutes to figure out IRC to get scolded about what i think, and i am= \
[23:02] <ikonia> commonwarrior: this is a community support channel, not professional support
[23:02] <NOTHatingUbuntu> rigodeni: i came here to get help with my sound....
[23:02] <di||itan1e> ikonia: its all pointless
[23:03] <iceroot> NOTHatingUbuntu: then ask a real and detailed question
[23:03] <NOTHatingUbuntu> Iceroot: there isnt much detail i can provide
[23:03] <rigodeni> NOTHatingUbuntu: your not entitled to get help here... just to let you know
[23:03] <ikonia> rigodeni: why ?
[23:03] <commonwarrior> ok sorry for my bad expression. but then dont help us if u are not able to do it
[23:03] <ikonia> rigodeni: why can he not get help
[23:03] <NOTHatingUbuntu> rigodeni: then could you direct me to the help channle?
[23:03] <Ihddn> rigodeni: and you need not act like tool :D
[23:03] <ikonia> commonwarrior: you're not getting help as no-one available can help
[23:04] <StaRetji> Need Help with Dual boot! Check this http://paste.ubuntu.com/289614/ and this http://paste.ubuntu.com/289611/ Thx in advance.
[23:04] <ikonia> gents, please - keep it civil
[23:04] <rigodeni> ikonia: he can, but hes acting like he has to get it... this is a free service provided by the community, your not promised anything, so dont act like that here or people wont help
[23:04] <duffydack> I`ll wake bill up for you all, hang on..
[23:05] <ikonia> rigodeni: ok - I see what you're saying he's not guarteed help
[23:05] <commonwarrior> bla bla bla but the reason is that i still need help
[23:05] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: First of all, (and use a pastebin), try running aplay -L
[23:05] <commonwarrior> and no one knows the reason of the bad message on my pc
[23:05] <fccf> StaRetji: and where is it getting the image? you arn't pointing to anything but a file, uh, not sure really
[23:05] <ikonia> commonwarrior: stop with the noise, ask your question with detail, and wait for a response, complaining about it won't help. If you need it urgently you can look at professional support from companies like canonical
[23:06] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: in the terminal?
[23:06] <duffydack> try google.
[23:06] <StaRetji> fccf
[23:06] <durt> commonwarrior, niether does google, which says to me it is incorrect.
[23:06] <ZykoticK9> StaRetji, there is no "root" line for XBMC - also is the kernel really in / ? (it might be I'm not familiar with XBMC)
[23:06] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: yeah, just open it up and run that, copy the output to a pastebin and paste the url here
[23:06] <duffydack> word your search better
[23:06] <StaRetji> this menu.lst works if I boot it from usb stick, which is /dev/sdb1
[23:06] <evilaim> Ok, this is prolly off topic, but is there any email client, that can minimize to the system tray?
[23:06] <Mion> commonwarrior: your question makes no sense, and also lacks so much info that it's impossible to help you based on it's content
[23:06] <evilaim> I just want one like evolution
[23:06] <ikonia> evilaim: where you not asking about this the other day
[23:06] <peol> evilaim: Thunderbird with firetray
[23:06] <iceroot> evilaim: thunderbird with an addon
[23:06] <evilaim> Ummm
[23:07] <StaRetji> fccf , but on /dev/sda6 it doesn't
[23:07] <evilaim> I haven't assed yet
[23:07] <commonwarrior> ok i go to google. goodbye see u next life
[23:07] <evilaim> ok
[23:07] <evilaim> let me scope that out
[23:07] <evilaim> thanks
[23:07] <FloodBot2> evilaim: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:07] <ikonia> evilaim: fair enough someone had the same question
[23:07] <iceroot> evilaim: minimizetotray was the name imo
[23:07] <Royall> okay, so now I have /dev/sdb1                                  /media/[re]drive_  ext3         UUID=63a4a13b-9877-4e49-8feb-f6cffa8e9c4b user,umask=000,owner  0  0
[23:07] <Royall> I'm thinking, maybe I don't need owner or umask
[23:07] <erUSUL> Royall: o.0 the UUID stuff goes *instead* of /dev/sdb1
[23:07] <duffydack> evilaim, I use new mail icon and have tbird use another desktop, and any new mail appears as icon on any desktop, and clicking it brings up tbird in panel, whatever panel its on
[23:08] <StaRetji> ZykoticK9 I've noticed that also, but this menu.lst works if I copy the system to usb stick ...strange
[23:08] <duffydack> *desktop
[23:08] <erUSUL> Royall: so --> UUID=63a4a13b-9877-4e49-8feb-f6cffa8e9c4b /media/[re]drive_ ext3 user,umask=000,owner  0  0
[23:08] <fccf> Royall: the only thing I see is you may want an 'rw' so you can write to it
[23:09] <ZykoticK9> StaRetji, actually it seems to really be missing the UUID line (which I think is a renamed root line)
[23:09] <evilaim> Ya, I just want it hidden
[23:09] <evilaim> I only like 1 panel
[23:09] <sneakers> I'm trying to install 9.10 with auto|manual ext3|ext4 partitions from the live CD and each time with each combination I get the error "The attempt to mount a file system with type ext3|ext4 ... at / failed." Anybody have any ideas why?
[23:09] <fccf> !karmic | sneakers
[23:09] <evilaim> all my other apps are hidden, and if I get... a email client in the tray, with notifications..
[23:09] <StaRetji> ZykoticK9 yep, i sure has to tell it it is on root (hd0,5) but what then
[23:09] <evilaim> then I'm perfect
[23:09] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: sorry for being a complete noob but, how do i use a pastebin?
[23:10] <erUSUL> Royall: also i do not think ext3 can take umask either
[23:10] <ZykoticK9> sneakers, switch to the #ubuntu+1 and ask the name question again :) Good luck.
[23:10] <fccf> !paste | NOTHatingUbuntu
[23:10]  * erUSUL check man mount
[23:10] <ikonia> NOTHatingUbuntu: everyone starts somewhere  - don't worry
[23:10] <erUSUL> Royall: nope it does not accept it
[23:10] <sneakers> I'm aware it's beta, was just wanting to try it out
[23:10] <sneakers> thanks though
[23:10] <NOTHatingUbuntu> !paste front:CARD=Intel,DEV=0     HDA Intel, STAC92xx Analog     Front speakers surround40:CARD=Intel,DEV=0     HDA Intel, STAC92xx Analog     4.0 Surround output to Front and Rear speakers surround41:CARD=Intel,DEV=0     HDA Intel, STAC92xx Analog     4.1 Surround output to Front, Rear and Subwoofer speakers surround50:CARD=Intel,DEV=0     HDA Intel, STAC92xx Analog     5.0 Surround output...
[23:10] <NOTHatingUbuntu> ...to Front, Center and Rear speakers surround51:CARD=Intel,DEV=0     HDA Intel, STAC92xx Analog     5.1 Surround output to Front, Center, Rear and Subwoofer speakers surround71:CARD=Intel,DEV=0     HDA Intel, STAC92xx Analog     7.1 Surround output to Front, Center, Side, Rear and Woofer speakers hdmi:CARD=Intel,DEV=0     HDA Intel, INTEL HDMI     HDMI Audio Output null     Discard all...
[23:10] <NOTHatingUbuntu> ...samples (playback) or generate zero samples (capture)
[23:10] <NOTHatingUbuntu> dang sorry
[23:10] <FloodBot2> NOTHatingUbuntu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:10] <fccf> sneakers: this is not the place to ask about it #ubuntu+1 for that
[23:10] <ikonia> NOTHatingUbuntu: don't worry - easy mistake
[23:11] <Royall> okay, last question: if I leave out "owner", how does it change anything? I read the description, it wasn't very helpful
[23:11] <iceroot> NOTHatingUbuntu: open the website ubottu told you, paste your text there and post the url here
[23:11] <fccf> NOTHatingUbuntu: http://paste.ubuntu.com
[23:11] <NOTHatingUbuntu> iceroot: ooooo i paste the url!
[23:11] <erUSUL> Royall: so --> UUID=63a4a13b-9877-4e49-8feb-f6cffa8e9c4b /media/[re]drive_ ext3 defaults,user,owner  0  0
[23:11] <NOTHatingUbuntu> iceroot: that makes much more sense
[23:11] <iceroot> NOTHatingUbuntu: yes :)
[23:11] <ZykoticK9> StaRetji, I think you need to find the UUID for the HD and add an appropriate UUID line to you XBMC section
[23:11] <erUSUL> Royall: but i do not see the point of specifying both owner and user ??
[23:12] <iceroot> NOTHatingUbuntu: its to prevent the channel from floods
[23:12] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: http://paste.ubuntu.com/289621/ thats the output
[23:12] <StaRetji> ZykoticK9 any tips? never done that before. Thx for helping so fat
[23:12] <NOTHatingUbuntu> iceroot: yeah i know that now :P
[23:12] <StaRetji> ZykoticK9 so far
[23:12] <philipeschmulian> please help: i've got no sound! i installed ubuntu last week and everything worked fine... i started installing programs and stuff, everything still worked fine. then, yesterday, i turned my pc on and there has been no sound since! ubuntu still recognizes my sound card, and whenever i play music/videos/etc, it's like as if it was playing normally, but i get no sound! i've checked volume control and its NOT on mute, and its not my speakers either, be
[23:12] <Alchimista> hi there, a friend of mine is having problems installing a program in ubuntu, she had asked in several channels, including the program but all send her to another one, can anyone give a try?
[23:12] <ZykoticK9> anyone - how to determine UUIDs for HD?
[23:13] <erUSUL> !uuid | ZykoticK9
[23:13] <ikonia> ZykoticK9: blkid
[23:13] <erUSUL> Alchimista: just ask...
[23:13] <StaRetji> ZykoticK9 found out ls /dev/disk/by-uuid
[23:13] <NOTHatingUbuntu> philipeschmulian: im having the same exact problem
[23:13] <Alchimista> erUSUL: this is the program:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Huggle/Wine
[23:13] <StaRetji> ZykoticK9 now I need to understand where to paste it
[23:13] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: Which ubuntu version are you running? If you're running Jaunty, PulseAudio should have a sink named 'pulse', I'm suspecting it doesn't start. Try ps aux | grep pulse and check if the pulseaudio daemon is running (if it is, you'll get a row returned)
[23:13] <ZykoticK9> StaRetji, also erUSUL "sudo blkid" would do it
[23:14] <Alchimista> erUSUL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Huggle/Wine
[23:14] <evilaim> Perfect, thanks a lot guys.... Thunderbird + Firetray == mint
[23:14] <erUSUL> Alchimista: wine ? is in the repos just go to Aplications>Add/Remove and install from there
[23:14] <Alchimista> erUSUL: yes, but she install the terminal, and does like the manual, but says nothing happens
[23:14] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: what does 'pulseaudio -v' say when you run it in the terminal?
[23:15] <StaRetji> ZykoticK9 Is it possible that UID is so short UUID="3003-B5D9"
[23:15] <ZykoticK9> StaRetji, /boot/grub/menu.lst then add a line in lower case "uuid" tab then whatever your UUID actually is - under "title.. XBMC" - save and reboot to test
[23:15] <ZykoticK9> StaRetji, i think the UUID should be longer then that???
[23:15] <StaRetji> ZykoticK9 me too
[23:16] <ZykoticK9> StaRetji, try "sudo blkid"
[23:16] <erUSUL> Alchimista: nothing ? no error messages? we need more info...
[23:16] <StaRetji> ZykoticK9 same otput
[23:16] <NOTHatingUbuntu> Peol: im having trouble copying from the terminal
[23:16] <StaRetji> ZykoticK9 i'll try it, can't loose anything
[23:16] <erUSUL> ZykoticK9: depends on the filsystem ntfs and fat have shorter uuid's then ext3 for example
[23:17] <NOTHatingUbuntu> Peol: ok got it, http://paste.ubuntu.com/289627/
[23:17] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: Just use your left mouse and drag, then right click the marked text and click Copy
[23:17] <ZykoticK9> erUSUL, StaRetji well that explains the short UUID then.
[23:17] <StaRetji> erUSUL is rigth, it is vfat
[23:17] <StaRetji> yep
[23:17] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: That looks good, the daemon is running which means it's not failing at least. You say you got clicks and pops, but no output whatsoever?
[23:17] <papito> ubuntu seems to have many procesess running that make it slow, how do i execute some tool like the task manager ? the graphical one froom gnome ..
[23:18] <ZykoticK9> StaRetji, is it the XBMC or Windows that you can't boot too?
[23:18] <StaRetji> erUSUL ZykoticK9 whish me luck
[23:18] <Beria> erSUL, I'm the fiend that Alchimista talk about, and the problem is just that... nothing happend
[23:18] <StaRetji> XBMC
[23:18]  * erUSUL crosses fingers
[23:18] <erUSUL> Beria: well the wiki says that at least the sh /tmp/winetricks -q tahoma liberation ie6 gecko dotnet20 msi2 fontfix mono22 allfonts
[23:19] <durt> papito, system monitor in Applications/System?
[23:19] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: there was, but now theres nothing... wait hang on, let me open youtube
[23:19] <erUSUL> Beria: should output something... also apt-get install commands are quite verbose ;)
[23:19] <papito> hhm from the xterm ? gnome is very slow in this old box :S ?
[23:19] <durt> papito, or 'top' in a terminal
[23:19] <ZykoticK9> StaRetji, what is XBMC?  You don't have any linux partitions by the looks of things?  What is this that I'm helping to troubleshoot?  Cause suddenly I'm really not feeling like this is Ubuntu related at all.
[23:19] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: nope nothing
[23:19] <erUSUL> Beria: so what step is failing exactly ? or not giving the expected  output ?
[23:20] <Alchimista> erUSUL: she does not understand almost nothing of ubuntu, i've installed it a few days ago :P
[23:20] <papito> let me check
[23:20] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: Run 'amixer' in the terminal, and pastebin the output please
[23:20] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: my rythem boc is still pumping out green day though
[23:20] <Moofius> what is the name of the latest stable ubuntu realease? hoary?
[23:20] <StaRetji> erUSUL ZykoticK9 it is media center base on Ubuntu Live :)
[23:20] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: ok i will 1sec
[23:20] <Beria> Thanks for call me noob, Alchimista
[23:20] <evilaim> Haha
[23:20] <erUSUL> Beria: Alchimista ok; then lets go step by step. first yyou have to do « sudo apt-get install wine »
[23:21] <ZykoticK9> StaRetji, so you are trying to add a boot entry to Grub for a LiveCD?
[23:21] <fccf> !lts | Moofius
[23:21] <erUSUL> Beria: did this work ?
[23:21] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: http://paste.ubuntu.com/289629/
[23:21] <grendal_prime> anyone using bacula...im going crazy here
[23:21] <fccf> !jaunty | Moofis
[23:21] <Moofius> jaunty it is, thanks :)
[23:21] <Beria> yes
[23:21] <Beria> I do
[23:21] <grendal_prime> every thing is working accpt the sd...it simply will not let me connect to it
[23:21] <StaRetji> ZykoticK9 simple ubuntu live with fluxbox. Well, it was live cd, not it's now, I have on usb stick, and tried the same on a HD partition, on usb stick it works
[23:21] <fccf> Moofius: that all changes in less than 3 weeks with the release of karmic
[23:22] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: oh btw, if it matters or you didnt guese... im on 9.04 Jaunty
[23:22] <StaRetji> ZykoticK9 it is fully working system now, writable
[23:22] <erUSUL> Beria: then the second step is « curl http://www.kegel.com/wine/winetricks > /tmp/winetricks »
[23:22] <Moofius> well, it's just temporary, had to reset my sources list, but found only one from the tome of hoary
[23:22] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: There seem to be a few mixers that are muted, run 'alsamixer' and unmute all and see if that helps. (Just use your arrow keys, and press 'M' on the mixers, also up/down arrow)
[23:22] <ZykoticK9> StaRetji, I should have pushed for more info before jumping into this.  I have NO idea if this is possible without any Linux partitions -- hopefully someone else can help you out.  Good luck man.
[23:23] <StaRetji> ZykoticK9 Thx, will let you know if I make it work
[23:23] <erUSUL> Beria: does that works ?
[23:24] <h3rb3r7> what do i have to set up in ubuntu to have all privileges win winscp as i have within the actual ubuntu CLI?
[23:24] <usser_> h3rb3r7, what do you mean by all priviliges?
[23:25] <h3rb3r7> i cant delete or make directories ...
[23:25] <h3rb3r7> simple filesystem operations
[23:25] <fccf> h3rb3r7: what user are you logging in as?
[23:25] <mralexandro> the open office dictionarys are not possible to get today, due to the extension site being closed down. any other place i can get these?
[23:26] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: ok i think they are unmuted
[23:26] <kilo> is anyone familiar with installing world of warcraft via wine? I just did so and it installed fine, but when I open it, I can hear everything but see no visuals and my desktop looks as if nothing happened... however there are dragons and choirs blairing out at me from the opening sequence... so it's definitely running... I just can't find it anywhere.... any ideas?
[23:26] <h3rb3r7> the same as i am loggin in on the ubuntu machine
[23:26] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: but still nothings playing
[23:26] <usser_> kilo, run it with -opengl switch
[23:26] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: You can tell my looking at the bottom of them, if there's "00" they are unmuted, "MM" means they are muted
[23:26] <usser_> kilo, ie wine WoW.exe -opengl
[23:26] <fccf> mralexandro: they are in the repositroies, openoffice-languagepack ' s plural
[23:26] <kilo> from terminal?
[23:26] <erUSUL> Beria: ... ? any progress ?
[23:27] <mralexandro> fccf, thanks! :D
[23:27] <Beria> no..
[23:27] <usser_> h3rb3r7, you need to enable root account to be able to create directories in / with scp
[23:27] <Alchimista> erUSUL: i belive she doesn't know how to  do the  « curl http://www.kegel.com/wine/winetricks > /tmp/winetricks »
[23:27] <ZykoticK9> kilo, if you have compiz enabled right now try turning it off and trying again -- other then that you might want to ask in the wine channel.
[23:27] <erUSUL> Beria: so the last command did not work ?
[23:27] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: thats what i thought, they are all unmuted now
[23:27] <TechMD> Hey everyone just have a quick question, I'm working in a techlab at the moment and I am trying to boot to a USB running UNR on an iMac. So far the steps I've tried only seem to work for a Macbook. What can I try to boot to the USB?
[23:27] <kilo> ok, thanks all
[23:27] <usser_> kilo, yes, cd /path/to/where/WoW/installed
[23:27] <Beria> I didn't do that, I do not know where do
[23:27] <erUSUL> Beria: is a command in terminal just like the one we did first. Open aplications>accesories>terminal
[23:27] <usser_> kilo, and then wine WoW.exe -opengl
[23:28] <fccf> mralexandro: openoffice-l10n-xx are the files
[23:28] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: And volume up also? If so, try running pulseaudio -k; sleep 1; pulseaudio -vvvv
[23:28] <NOTHatingUbuntu> Kilo you trying to install wow with the dvds?
[23:28] <durt> ok, pendrive experts, I've installed 9.04 live on a pendrive with Unetbootin the whole pendrive is one partition with a casper folder in it. Is this persistent?
[23:28] <erUSUL> Beria: opened the terminal ?
[23:28] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: Wait with that for a sec
[23:28] <Beria> yes
[23:28] <mralexandro> fccf, is that spelling controll?
[23:28] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: ok
[23:29] <kilo> naw, I just copied the files over
[23:29] <erUSUL> Beria: ok; good back to first command « sudo aptitude install wine curl »
[23:29] <TechMD> anyone?
[23:29] <kilo> it worked great until the update completed
[23:29] <erUSUL> Beria: type what is between the «» and press enter
[23:29] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: Try pulseaudio -k; sleep 1; pulseaudio -vvvv > pulse.log 2>&1
[23:29] <fccf> mralexandro: you want myspell-xx for dictionaries for languages
[23:29] <kilo> and now, like I said, there is no error... I can hear it running... just no visuals... at all. and no indication on the task bar that it's running
[23:29] <erUSUL> Beria: the two programs will be installed in your system
[23:30] <kalcifur> got a question. i have a folder. it has uh about 80,000 files in that one folder. mostly images that are like 25k or less each. rm command cant handle so many files. how do i mass delete all of them?
[23:30] <Beria> The Terminal is downloading something
[23:30] <h3rb3r7> usser_: how to enable root account?
[23:30] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: Let that run for a few seconds, then press CTRL+C and open up the pulse.log file, and pastebin that
[23:30] <kilo> so I wouldn't even know how to force-quit without rebooting
[23:30] <Moofius> anyone can share a working source list? I can't even install mysql atm
[23:30] <erUSUL> Beria: wait till it finish
[23:30] <usser_> h3rb3r7, sudo passwd
[23:30] <Cyberworm> Hi
[23:30] <erUSUL> Moofius: just rm the sources.list and run System>admin>software sources
[23:30] <kilo> I mean that does sound kinda odd... I know it's running, but I can't force-quit it
[23:30] <LordDarth> Hello, what application can i install to configure the desktop effects ?
[23:30] <usser_> h3rb3r7, and you have to tell ssh to let root login, in /etc/ssh/sshd_config set allowRootLogin to yes
[23:30] <mralexandro> fccf, thanks
[23:30] <Moofius> erUSUL: I'm not using a gui
[23:31] <kalcifur> any ideas on the how to delete so many files?
[23:31] <fccf> kalcifur: consider rm a* .... rm b* ... rm c* ... alphabeticlly
[23:31] <Cyberworm> I still have that problem that my Ubuntu performance is pretty low if I don't boot windows first and then restart to boot Ubuntu
[23:31] <durt> LordDarth, configcompiz-settings-manager, or something like that.
[23:31] <LordDarth> Thanks
[23:31] <TechMD> just need to know how to boot an iMac to a USB containing Ubuntu Netbook Remix. Anyone know how?
[23:31] <Serla> Hello, can someone please tell me how to view virtualbox shared folders in Ubuntu as guest?
[23:31] <Cyberworm> referring to my old topic: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1207594
[23:31] <kalcifur> well, i have been trying something similar. they happen to be dated, but it seems i can only delete, like a few hundred at a time.
[23:32] <mgv2> how can i change firefox font in english while also having a specific font for another language?
[23:32] <fccf> Serla: reccommend asking in #vbox
[23:32] <ZykoticK9> LordDarth, durt it's compizconfig-settings-manager
[23:32] <mgv2> hi - ive checked with lve cd whether i can mount my fully encty[ted hd (using altarnate cd) and while doing that i couldnt see any hard drive - is that means its encrypted?
[23:32] <durt> ZykoticK9, thx
[23:32] <LordDarth> Installing her now, thanks ZykoticK9
[23:32] <Serla> fccf I hope they wont refer me to here
[23:32] <TechMD> ...
[23:32] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: ok i ran the command, now what do i do?
[23:33] <kilo> USUL: I know your comment wasn't to me, but you helped me find the wow.exe process to kill it.  thanks!  -D
[23:33] <kilo> =D
[23:33] <fccf> Serla: you said ubuntu guest? look here http://www.giannistsakiris.com/index.php/2008/04/09/virtualbox-access-windows-host-shared-folders-from-ubuntu-guest/
[23:33] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: Open up nautilus (the file browser) and navigate to the directory you're in (probably your home directory, ~) and open up pulse.log, copy the contents to a pastebin
[23:33] <kilo> cd c:
[23:34] <kilo> mt
[23:34] <mralexandro> fccf, thanks solved
[23:34] <mralexandro> byebye
[23:34] <foundry87> I just got a new speaker and when trying it I realize the sound is very light, is there a way for me to make it higher?
[23:34] <erUSUL> Beria: did it finished yet ?
[23:34] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: umm no need its only one line...        bash: puleaudio: command not found
[23:35] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: wait one second ill retry it
[23:35] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: Hehe, sorry, it should be pulseaudio, not puleaudio :)
[23:35] <pretender> in vlc the controls window take up a full screen how can i get them displayed  under the video preview window like totem
[23:35] <fdasffsfdagh> fucking niggers
[23:35] <fdasffsfdagh> KILL
[23:35] <FloodBot2> fdasffsfdagh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:35] <fccf> foundry87: get an amplifier, connecting an 8ohm load to a computer doesn't work very well
[23:35] <peol> ..
[23:35] <kalcifur> that was random
[23:35] <LjL> !ops | fdawhatever (he's done it eaalier tody too)
[23:35] <Serla> fccf I followed that earlier, typed this (sudo mount -t vboxsf folder-name /media/windows-share) adding my folder name.. it refused to mount
[23:36] <Cyberworm> no clues?
[23:36] <fccf> Serla: you do have Vbox guest additions installed, and properly right?
[23:37] <Serla> fccf yes, seamless fullscreen works well
[23:37] <TechMD> just need to boot to UNR on a iMac from USB can anyone help?
[23:37] <Beria> It's finished
[23:37] <fccf> Serla: I love that feature .. especially with 2 screens
[23:37] <NOTHatingUbuntu> peol: http://paste.ubuntu.com/289644/       and if you will let me go for a minute, my dog has to go out or ill be scrubbing in a few minutes
[23:37] <peol> NOTHatingUbuntu: No worries at all
[23:37] <Serla> fccf heh today I was thinking, shall I get 2 screens or 1 big 30"
[23:38] <BroesBeforeHoes> Hi.
[23:38] <ublender> Suppose you enabled a repository with more recent packages than the default. Is it possible to downgrade the packages to the one's provided by the older (more stable) repository?
[23:38] <kilo> grrr   .... I can't access "program files" in terminal.... it doesn't like the space
[23:38] <h3rb3r7> usser_: ther is no "allowRootlogin", so i simply add it?
[23:38] <erUSUL> kilo: cd progr<tab>
[23:38] <erUSUL> !tab | kilo
[23:39] <fccf> Serla: at the price 2X22" blows 1X30" out of the water
[23:39] <Flare183> kilo: do it like this: program\ files
[23:39] <usser_> h3rb3r7, PermitRootLogin yes sorry
[23:39] <pretender> fixed my own issue version 1.0
[23:39] <usser_> h3rb3r7, its there
[23:39] <TechMD> no one in here can help me at all?
[23:39] <fccf> TechMD: please ask for help
[23:39] <TechMD> did
[23:39] <fccf> !ask | TechMD
[23:39] <tbx> Need help resolving an issue on a fresh install & updated 9.04 ; the key combination "FN+F2" switches on and off the internal wireless adapter on a Dell Inspiron e1505 when running under the 9.04 live user; but installed it doesn't do a thing, and the wireless card is stuck off. What didn't get installed, or what can I look for?
[23:39] <Serla> fccf but which 22 to get
[23:40] <kilo> wow, well that sounds neat... I'm typing "progr" and hitting tab, but nothing's happening   :(
[23:40] <fccf> Serla: I am partial to the LG, looks really nice
[23:40] <Flare183> kilo: Prog*
[23:40] <TechMD> !ask | TechMD I need to boot to UNR from USB on an iMac, anyone know how to do this?
[23:40] <Flare183> kilo: bash is case senstive
[23:41] <kilo> ahh!  sweet!!
[23:41] <kilo> thanks y'all!
[23:41] <Flare183> kilo: No problem
[23:41] <fccf> TechMD: UNR wasn't made for the Imac , I don;t know if that is even supported
[23:41] <Serla> fccf if you use 2x22" whats the highest resolution you get?
[23:41] <Beria> Note: command 'wine /home/beria/.winetrickscache/dotnet20/dotnetfx.exe /q /c:install.exe /q' returned status 25.  Aborting.
[23:41] <Beria> What is the status 25?
[23:42] <Alchimista> erUSUL: she need help once more
[23:42] <freeze> Hi, is here somebody who using ubuntu on eeepc?
[23:42] <fccf> Serla: that would depend on the video card ... but .. I run 1280x1024 on one LG and I have the other at 1024x768 which is a classroom projector
[23:42] <TechMD> fccf: well I boot to windows desktops all the time and OS X operates on an iMac pretty much the same as a macbook so I figured it would be possible
[23:42] <erUSUL> Beria: what command gave that error ?
[23:42] <fccf> TechMD: Intel Core Duo?
[23:43] <Beria> Executing wine /home/beria/.winetrickscache/dotnet20/dotnetfx.exe /q /c:install.exe /q
[23:43] <Serla> freeze am running ubuntu in virtualbox with windows host
[23:43] <Beria> That, erUSUL
[23:43] <TechMD> fccf: you bet
[23:43] <ZykoticK9> freeze, I'm running UNR on an old 700 series EEE - but just ask whatever your question is to that channel.
[23:43] <David_> hey guys...so i set my ubuntu box up as a server and want to be able to remote desktop in...everything works fine if there is a monitor hooked to the ubuntu box, however if i disconnect the monitor and reboot it goes to CLI and I am unable to login using tight vnc....any solutions
[23:43] <TechMD> fccf: all we have is intel
[23:43] <erUSUL> Beria: that happens when you did sh /tmp/winetricks -q tahoma liberation ie6 gecko dotnet20 msi2 fontfix mono22 allfonts ??
[23:44] <ubuntuman> ! ubuntu chat
[23:44] <ubuntuman> ! ubuntu off topic
[23:44] <Pici> ubuntuman: Looking for #ubuntu-offtopic ?
[23:44] <Serla> ubuntuman #ubuntu-offtopic?
[23:44] <jerkman> hey, i want to shutdown my pc after runnning a command in a terminal. how do i do this? the command will be like cp -pr ... ... <SHUTDOWN>
[23:44] <ubuntuman> Pici, Serla, thanks
[23:44] <peol> jerkman: shutdown -h now
[23:44] <tbx> jerkman: "halt"
[23:44] <kilo> oh wow, the "wow.exe -opengl" totally worked... it was a bit squished, but I can play with the vid settings.  is there any way I can create a link or something that will auto-put the "-opengl" tag on the tail of the execution command?
[23:45] <jerkman> after the task
[23:45] <fccf> TechMD: The thing is, I don't know how to make a mac boot from anything but a CD/DVD with 'C' at boot ... getting ubuntu unr on a stick is reasonably easy, getting the mac to boot from it big?????????
[23:45] <ReVoLt112> Has anyone an idea, how to make some dialogues fitting to 1280x600 screen resolution?
[23:45] <ZykoticK9> David_, are you sure it's related to the monitor?  try leaving the monitor plugged in and reboot and see if you can still VNC in - my understanding is that VNC requires an active X session to sorta work/get started.  Good luck man.
[23:45] <tbx> jerkman: therefore, "cp -pr ; halt"
[23:45] <jerkman> ;? that is it?
[23:46] <jerkman> or do i need cp ... ... ; shutdown -h now
[23:46] <Cyberworm> well I'm going to try that Envy program, maybe that will help with my problem
[23:46] <ReVoLt112> sorry 1024x600 ^^
[23:46] <TechMD> fccf: well from a macbook I just hit the option key at startup and it lets me boot to usb, so I tried that with the iMac as we don't have a macbook at present in the lab, but no go
[23:46] <David_> Zyk...yea i checked it out....i did with monitor on, monitor off, multiple times....tried just the cable....it needs a monitor to start an x session for some reason
[23:46] <usser_> TechMD, its alt as far as i know
[23:46] <Beria> erUSUL, Have a problem that the program is trying to solved... just a minut
[23:47] <jerkman> halt or shutdown -h now ??
[23:47] <erUSUL> Beria: ok
[23:47] <TechMD> usser_: yea alt and option are the same key on a apple keyboard
[23:47] <tbx> jerkman: halt == shutdown -h now
[23:47] <jerkman> ok
[23:47] <usser_> TechMD, oh, crap, you're right, i've never even see the option label even though its there :)
[23:47] <jerkman> and is cp -rp an ok method to backup? im copying home to an external drive
[23:48] <David_> so i guess the better question would be how do i force ubuntu to auto login and start an x session with a 1440x900 resolution from the CLI
[23:48] <tbx> jerkman: personally, I would want to make sure there weren't any errors prior to halting the machine.
[23:48] <jerkman> tbx: true, or write them to a log file on the ext drive
[23:49] <tbx> jerkman: ymmv
[23:49] <usser_> David-T_, add su -u <username> -c startx to /etc/rc.local
[23:49] <usser_> David-T_, err su - <username> -c startx
[23:49] <gescape> hi
[23:49] <jerkman> tbx: ymmv?? what is that
[23:49] <usser_> David-T_, assuming su is not crippled on ubuntu, it works in debian that way
[23:50] <tbx> Need help resolving an issue on a fresh install & updated 9.04 ; the key combination "FN+F2" switches on and off the internal wireless adapter on a Dell Inspiron e1505 when running under the 9.04 live user; but installed it doesn't do a thing, and the wireless card is stuck off. What didn't get installed, or what can I look for?
[23:50] <canthus13> jerkman: Your Mileage May Vary.
[23:50] <canthus13> jerkman: Meaning it may work for you or not.
[23:50] <usser_> David-T_, as always you can specify the resolution for xserver in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf. with all that autodetect crap, xorg refuses to start up if no monitor is hooked up, but you can always override that in xorg.conf, ie set an appropriate mode
[23:50] <jerkman> yea, ok then.. cp it'll be
[23:50] <gescape> anyone tried to upgrade virtualbox 2.2.4 to 3.0 on ubuntu 9.04? It returns Error: Conflicts with the installed package 'virtualbox-2.2'
[23:51] <gescape> should I remove 2.2 and install 3.0?
[23:51] <usser_> gescape, apt-get remove --purge virtualbox-2.2 && apt-get install virtualbox-3.0
[23:51] <jerkman> vbox 3? cool
[23:51] <David_> usser so i just need to edit xorg.conf
[23:51] <gescape> usser_, have you tried that?
[23:51] <gescape> will it take vms with no problem?
[23:51] <usser_> David-T_, to set the mode if the server is without monitor. to autologin you need to add that su line to /etc/rc.local
[23:52] <usser_> gescape, yes the vms are compatible. back them up just in case though
[23:52] <histo> gescape: yeah just remove 2.2 first.
[23:52] <histo> gescape: they also have debs availible on their site.
[23:52] <kilo>  is there any way I can create a link or something that will auto-put the "-opengl" tag on the tail of the execution command? so everytime I run it it'll just auto complete "wow.exe -opengl"?
[23:53] <gescape> thanks so much.. couldn't find much on net
[23:53] <gescape> that's a great support :D
[23:53] <gescape> thank you
[23:53] <usser_> kilo, you can set wow to default to opengl, its in wow's config file somewhere
[23:53] <foofish> kilo: you could use  a shell alias
[23:54] <kilo> ah swcool thanks usser
[23:54] <kilo> shell alias?
[23:54] <kilo> forgive my noobish-glazed-over-look
[23:54] <histo> kilo: yeah just edit the link for wow that you currently have and add the swithc
[23:55] <freeze> чет мне кажется здесь половина русских)
[23:55] <tarik> hi
[23:55] <kilo> oic... just create a link and then tag that on? gotcha
[23:55] <freeze> tarik, hi
[23:56] <histo> kilo: yeah or just follow usser_ advice. If your using wine it will be in ~/.wine/drive_c/blah blah
[23:56] <kilo> and is it the name (in properties) that I'm modifying?
[23:58] <kilo> awe man... now wow is crashing with a fatal error... I think I may need to head over to the wine channel...
[23:58] <fccf> !ru | freeze
[23:58] <kilo> really didn't wanna do a fresh instal.... so many updates!!  XD
[23:58] <nutterpc> getting wow workin with wine isn't too hard, editing one file and its worked for me
[23:58] <evilaim> I love the fresh install
[23:59] <evilaim> comes with ext4;)
[23:59] <evilaim> shame about the grub beta tho...
[23:59] <evilaim> Why fix what isn't broken...
[23:59] <histo> evilaim: what do you mean?
[23:59] <kilo> ext4? for wow?
[23:59] <histo> evilaim: grub 2 will be in the next release
[23:59] <histo> kilo: ext4 is a filesystem
[23:59] <kilo> ah kk... I was getting confused
[23:59] <kilo> thx