[00:00] <lstarnes> RFXCasey: it's a fake request; ignore it
[00:02] <mac9416> !exploit
[00:02] <mac9416> Thanks, ubottu
[00:03] <Colonel_Panik> RFXCasey, Is you nick registered? some irc stuff on freenode needs a registerd name
[00:03] <lstarnes> Colonel_Panik: a dcc chat  request usually would not require that
[00:03] <q0_0p> whats the difference between > and >>
[00:03] <RFXCasey> I need to know exactly how to enter an install option at the end of the install options list
[00:04] <q0_0p> for example i did ls *.mp3 > list.txt
[00:04] <vlt> q0_0p: Write to file and append to file
[00:04] <erUSUL> q0_0p: one qverwittes the other appends
[00:04] <erUSUL> q0_0p: one overwittes the other appends
[00:04] <lstarnes> q0_0p: > overrwrites
[00:04] <q0_0p> as oppose to ls *.mp3 >> list.txt
[00:04] <lstarnes> q0_0p: >> adds
[00:04] <q0_0p> ah
[00:04] <RFXCasey> I need to know exactly how to enter an install option at the end of the install options list <I having a problem with DCC not working>
[00:04] <q0_0p> lstarnes, thx
[00:04] <q0_0p> lstarnes, thx for clarifying it ot me
[00:04] <Black_Phantom> Hello, I want to convert ext3 to ext4 on Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic, I can't unmount my filesytem since it is inuse:S, and I dont want to format it ( long story ) help lease
[00:04] <Colonel_Panik> memory of exact requirements escape me...
[00:04] <Black_Phantom> please**
[00:05] <ardchoille> q0_0p:  cat file1 > file2 - overwrites the content of file2 with the content of file1;
[00:05] <ardchoille> cat file1 >> file2 - appends the content of file1 to file2
[00:05] <vlt> Hello. What algo is used to create the file name in ~/.thumbnails?
[00:05] <q0_0p> ah
[00:05] <q0_0p> makes sense
[00:05] <lstarnes> vlt: what are some of the filenames there?
[00:06] <erUSUL> vlt: probably some simple hash
[00:06] <q0_0p> ardchoille, so if i had two text files and >>  two files then the two documents would be in one file
[00:06] <seanscot_> hi
[00:06] <q0_0p> ardchoille, appending meaning adding it to the bottom?
[00:06] <vlt> erUSUL: hash of what?
[00:06] <ardchoille> q0_0p: the content of both files would be added to one file, yes
[00:06] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[00:06] <Younder> Black_Phantom, And I wanna bugatty veyron, but it aint ganna happen..
[00:06] <erUSUL> vlt: original name ?
[00:06] <vlt> erUSUL: name, name+mtime, name+mtime+resolution, ...?
[00:06] <lstarnes> vlt: the files' contents or the original name
[00:06] <seanscot_> can anyone help me with a problem ive been having with mobile broadband?
[00:06] <ardchoille> q0_0p: But, you would still have the original two files until you rm'd them
[00:07] <lstarnes> vlt: it could even be a random identifier
[00:07] <Black_Phantom> Younder, can Gparted live cd convert filesystems ?
[00:07] <seanscot_> Younder , there you are
[00:07] <seanscot_> lol
[00:07] <lstarnes> vlt: what are some examples of names that you see there?
[00:07] <q0_0p> ardchoille, i understand cool
[00:07] <vlt> lstarnes: random doesn't make much sense when you want to reuse it, I think
[00:08] <vlt> lstarnes: df65798a7d91f53a7c51a21e4940a841.png
[00:08] <seanscot_> you ran away before I got to tell you why internet doesnt work for me on Ubuntu :P
[00:08] <vlt> lstarnes: looks like md5 of something
[00:08] <erUSUL> vlt: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hash_functions <<< non crypto hash functions
[00:08] <RFXCasey> i am behind a firewall will this break my dcc chat?
[00:08] <lstarnes> RFXCasey: it might
[00:08] <lstarnes> RFXCasey: don't use dcc chat.  Use private messaging instead
[00:08] <lstarnes> RFXCasey: you can use /msg user message, or /query user
[00:09] <RFXCasey> just that people keep trying to dcc me
[00:09] <RFXCasey> can you help with a problem
[00:09] <lstarnes> RFXCasey: ignore them
[00:09] <RFXCasey> I don't use irc much so I forget everything
[00:09] <Dimitree> Any idea how to get ffmpeg or mplayer that works with the Nvidia Cuda drivers ?
[00:09] <lstarnes> RFXCasey: what install options list were you talking about?
[00:10] <erUSUL> RFXCasey: those "people" are script kiddies trying to crash your router.
[00:10] <RFXCasey> in the Ubuntu install screen
[00:10] <pfred1> I got my Ubuntu CD all burned up over here and ready to go!
[00:10] <RFXCasey> how do I put a name before I type in this chat
[00:10] <Younder> Black_Phantom, no GParted does pationing
[00:10] <pfred1> RFXCasey I copy paste
[00:11] <RFXCasey> can someone private my extereme newbness
[00:11] <erUSUL> !tab | RFXCasey pfred1
[00:11] <lstarnes> RFXCasey: type it manually
[00:11] <seanscot_> Younder ***
[00:11] <Pici> !tab
[00:11] <lstarnes> RFXCasey: or type a couple letters then press TAB
[00:11] <lstarnes> RFXCasey: I'm not exactly sure how to add install options.  Someone else here might know (make sure that you say that it's for the ubuntu install disk)
[00:11] <pfred1> lstarnes eeewww
[00:11] <RFXCasey> I thought there was an auto complete function
[00:11] <RFXCasey> ok yes thanks
[00:11] <pfred1> RFXCasey tab
[00:11] <erUSUL> Pici: :S
[00:15] <ldvx> Anyone knows how an ati radeon HD4650 1GB AGP (I only have this slot on an old computer) performs for games with the catalyst drivers??
[00:16] <Younder> ldvx: depends on the connection. SATA?
[00:17] <Younder> ldvx: I have a feel you are limited by restrictions of yoyr connection
[00:17] <ldvx> Younder: AGP 4x/8x. and IDE
[00:17] <RitterJager> hello?
[00:17] <Younder> ldvx: see
[00:17] <silktaco> What
[00:17] <seanscot_> brb , gonna log into windows
[00:17] <seanscot_> lol
[00:17] <RitterJager> can anyone help me?
[00:18] <Younder> ldvx: so actually about 400 Mb/s
[00:18] <Iowan> RitterJager: What 'ya need?
[00:18] <RFXCasey> can someone say my name so I can see if I got the highlight working
[00:18] <RitterJager> I'm having troubles getting gtk and it's lib installed on my version of ubuntu
[00:18] <erUSUL> RFXCasey: hi there
[00:18] <RFXCasey> hum no love
[00:18] <Younder> ldvx: as oposed to sata 3 Gb/s
[00:18] <ldvx> Younder: so actually the hard drive would be a bottlebeck because it's IDE?
[00:19] <Younder> ldvx, right
[00:19] <RitterJager> I have gtk+-1.2.10 and glib-2.22.2
[00:19] <Younder> ldvx, harddrives are always the bottleneck
[00:19] <RitterJager> and I'm trying to get them installed
[00:20] <Infin1ty> Is it possible to conncet to Ubuntu One without the NetworkManager?
[00:20] <erUSUL> Infin1ty: yes; why not?
[00:20] <xguru> how would i go about tracing down heavy cpu usage?  i don't have anything open but irc...
[00:20] <Majost> is there a gnome keyboard shortcut/command to allow me to click on a window and kill the parent app
[00:20] <Infin1ty> erUSUL, i asked a question...
[00:20] <erUSUL> xguru: top in a terminal
[00:20] <abadabad00> I am running Ubuntu 9.04 64bit and usung XBMC (XBOX Media Center). Everything was working fine until I got a notification via Update Manager regarding an update for XBMC. I ran the update and now when I try to run XBMC I get the following message: "/usr/share/xbmc/xbmc.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libfaad.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" Can anyone help?
[00:20] <Infin1ty> erUSUL, i mean it's seems like
[00:21] <seanscot_> help me
[00:21] <seanscot_> please
[00:21] <erUSUL> Infin1ty: a internet connection is a internet connection no matter how you configure it ...
[00:21] <xguru> Xorg using 70% cpu....seems high....
[00:21] <seanscot_> dont force me back to windows :::(
[00:21] <Infin1ty> erUSUL, ERROR:dbus.proxies:Introspect error on org.freedesktop.NetworkManager:/org/freedesktop/NetworkManager: dbus.exceptions.DBusException: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name org.freedesktop.NetworkManager was not provided by any .service files
[00:21] <seanscot_> i dont want to go back there
[00:21] <knuthy> what's wront seanscot_?
[00:21] <knuthy> wrong*
[00:21] <seanscot_> its a problem ive had knuthy since i installed ubuntu
[00:21] <Infin1ty> erUSUL, works fine from a vm with NetworkManager, as soon as the NetworkManager is disabled and i'm using wicd, it's stopped working
[00:21] <seanscot_> im loving the OS
[00:21] <erUSUL> Infin1ty: once you get an ip averything is transparent. is the so called "net neutrality"
[00:22] <seanscot_> but i cant get mobile broadband working properly
[00:22] <Infin1ty> erUSUL, so how do you explain this?
[00:22] <princezuda> Hi, I was here earlier with the issue that my ubuntu went down and I was forced into grub 1.97 beta 4. My ubuntu won't load so I downloaded a clean version to a cd. Is there anyway I can repair my  pre-existing version with the cd?
[00:22] <xguru> erUSUL: any idea what would cause xorg to take 70% up while doing nothing?
[00:22] <spO`> er, what does net neutrality mean?
[00:22] <erUSUL> Infin1ty: other internet apps work ?
[00:22] <buzzomatic> Hi, having an issue with the installer, when it comes to partition my disks, it doesn't list the disk that I want to install onto
[00:22] <RitterJager> sigh
[00:22] <buzzomatic> I have two disks 80GB (windows) and 200GB (old linux)
[00:23] <knuthy> seanscot_: mobile broadband? you mean your broadband modem? WiFi card?
[00:23] <erUSUL> xguru: a bug ? some stray process?
[00:23] <Infin1ty> erUSUL, yes..,, it's the network manager that i guess somehow integrated with ubuntuone
[00:23] <tsimpson> Infin1ty: you should file a bug against ubuntuone https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntuone
[00:23] <pfred1> princezuda you can mount your old partition running off the CD
[00:23] <Infin1ty> erUSUL, perhaps it's the way it checks the internet connection
[00:23] <knuthy> seanscot_: ah, I see :)
[00:23] <seanscot_> its a dongle
[00:23] <seanscot_> for 3G network
[00:23] <buzzomatic> I can partition the 200GB drive with GParted, but the installer simply doesn't list it
[00:23] <princezuda> pfred1 how do you do that? I'm kinda a newbie I've been at this for a month or so.
[00:23] <xguru> erUSUL: i'll do some home work on the issue
[00:23] <seanscot_> its a ZTE one
[00:23] <pfred1> princezuda I had to do it a couple of times last nite messing up on a kernel build here
[00:23] <knuthy> seanscot_: which brand is the card?
[00:23] <princezuda> thats what happened to me pfred1
[00:24] <seanscot_> ZTE MF 627
[00:24] <abadabad00> Hello! I am running Ubuntu 9.04 64bit and usung XBMC (XBOX Media Center). Everything was working fine until I got a notification via Update Manager regarding an update for XBMC. I ran the update and now when I try to run XBMC I get the following message: "/usr/share/xbmc/xbmc.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libfaad.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" Can anyone help? I can't seem to find libfaad.so.0 on my syst
[00:24] <abadabad00> em (odd because XBMC was working just fine before the update) and I don't know where to get that file for 64bit Ubuntu 9.04...
[00:24] <pfred1> princezuda OK you need to run grub on your partition?
[00:24] <Black_Phantom> Hello, I want to convert ext3 to ext4 on Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic, I can't unmount my filesytem since it is inuse:S, and I dont want to format it ( long story ) any other way ?
[00:24] <buzzomatic> Anyone know why that might be?
[00:24] <Younder> buzzomatic, then you have a problem
[00:24] <buzzomatic> Tell me about it :P
[00:24] <seanscot_> i need to log into windows , connect then reboot just to use internet in ubuntu
[00:24] <Younder> buzzomatic, You need the specs of the drive
[00:24] <erUSUL> Black_Phantom: from liveCD ?
[00:24] <seanscot_> and naturally i cant keep that up very long
[00:24] <pfred1> princezuda I know the slackware recovery floppy images just give you the command
[00:24] <leaf-sheep> abadabad00: #xbmc-linux
[00:24] <princezuda> No when I try my dual boot into ubuntu I get the grub line which I didn't get until after I did software updates this morning.
[00:25] <knuthy> seanscot_: let me check :)
[00:25] <Black_Phantom> erUSUL, I dont have the 9.04 and the 9.10 live cd, and its not possible to get them coz my dvd drive will never read them ( v. long story ) I only have the 8.04 LTS and 8.10 live cd
[00:25] <seanscot_> cheers
[00:25] <princezuda> are we still getting bot floods??
[00:25] <Younder> buzzomatic, there are unix utillities that can aquire disk information, but I am unamiliar with the format required for formatmagic
[00:26] <erUSUL> Black_Phantom: boot into recovery mode. try from there ?
[00:26] <Black_Phantom> erUSUL, i see
[00:26] <pfred1> erUSUL does that mount your broken original root for you?
[00:26] <Black_Phantom> erUSUL, I will ! thanks for your reply
[00:26] <buzzomatic> Younder, I have no idea myself.
[00:26] <Younder> buzzomatic, you might have to hand code a drive spec
[00:26] <princezuda> hey younder: your familiar with my issue. I have a live cd of ubuntu which I'm running right now. How can I use it to make my other version of ubuntu to work?
[00:26] <knuthy> seanscot_: http://blog.ufsoft.org/zte-mf622-usb-modem-under-linux
[00:26] <arooni__> how do i mkae it so control + alt + l doesnt log out me out?
[00:27] <arooni__> or lock my screen?
[00:27] <knuthy> seanscot_: there're many posts about 3g usb dongles on the net :)
[00:27] <CShadowRun> arooni system > preferences > keyboard shortcuts
[00:28] <spO`> alsa is instealled but it doesn't show up in /proc/asound/card1
[00:29] <Syco54645> hello, i am looking for help installing unr on my netbook. i have a usb drive made and it gets to boot: so i hit enter (not sure what options i can pass there) and then it says "could not find ramdisk image"
[00:29] <Syco54645> any ideas?
[00:30] <Younder> buzzomatic, we are probaly talking about a perl scrip of some sort
[00:30] <Younder> buzzomatic, one you have to hand roll
[00:30] <Younder> buzzomatic, expect to spend a week figuring it out
[00:30] <buzzomatic> :S
[00:31] <princezuda> Can someone help me out? I have a live cd of ubuntu 9.10 and want to recover my old ubuntu with it but I don't know how. I also don't know what mounting and unmounting is.
[00:31] <princezuda> My old ubuntu can't find any kernels after those darn updates.
[00:31] <knuthy> princezuda: what did happen to your old ubuntu?
[00:31] <spO`> do any of you have difficulties with alsa after upgrading to the newest kernle?
[00:32] <princezuda> knuthy: I did the update manager this morning, rebooted and bam I was in the grub line. I do not know much about linux. I know nothing about the grub line so I'm really lost.
[00:33] <Younder> Princezuda: well mountion and unmontin of drives is dome by mount and umount. It is mostly done by the automount deanond these days.
[00:33] <Younder> Princezuda: It mounts under /media/
[00:33] <knuthy> which error did you get when you booted from grub?
[00:34] <princezuda> It just told me the grub version 1.97 beta 4. when I tell it to boot I get no kernel loaded, if that means anything.
[00:34] <Younder> Princezuda: basically mount takes a drive and prepared it for IO and makes sure the OS sees it
[00:34] <sekyourbox> how do you check the md5 of a file?
[00:34] <sekyourbox> or sha
[00:34] <knuthy> sekyourbox: md5sum <file>
[00:34] <sekyourbox> k thanks
[00:34] <Ripp_> hi
[00:34] <Ripp_> quick question
[00:35] <Ripp_> what is the best way of installing ubuntu server if I only have usb access?
[00:35] <spO`> so alsa doesn't work with the new kernel or what?
[00:35] <Ripp_> there is software to convert iso to usb format, right?
[00:35] <Younder> Ripp_,  don't
[00:35] <princezuda> so in theory could I copy the disk.root file out of my old ubuntu and put it in a fresh installation that I can make with this cd? Would I lose any data?
[00:35] <sekyourbox> knuthy, if soomeone was able to alter your file before you get it, wouldn't they be able to alter the md5 too
[00:35] <Ripp_> Younder: why not?
[00:35] <Younder> Ripp_,  too slow
[00:35] <Ripp_> I don't have a cd drive on this machine
[00:35] <Ripp_> usb takes too long?
[00:36] <Ripp_> what options do I have?
[00:36] <knuthy> sekyourbox: no no
[00:36] <usser_> sekyourbox, md5 is not so easy to alter, hashing is an irreversible operation
[00:36] <princezuda> sekyourbox md5 does have some exploits but I don't believe they've ever been exploited.
[00:36] <hellyeah> are there anyone who experience with matlab
[00:36] <sekyourbox> usser_, you can just re-hash the file and alter what you see on the webpage
[00:36] <xguru> If someone gave you a blowfish-encrypted string "base64-encoded" with a password of "whatever" ... how would you actually go about getting the data out of that file?
[00:36] <Younder> Ripp_,   actually ro akward
[00:36] <Ripp_> hellyeah: yes
[00:36] <Ripp_> What is the question?
[00:36] <Ripp_> ro akward = what?
[00:36] <Younder> Ripp_,   It was never intended to be installed in that way
[00:36] <hellyeah> Ripp_,
[00:37] <knuthy> sekyourbox: if he has access to the webpage, and change the hash on it, then yes,
[00:37] <hellyeah> can i come to your query
[00:37] <Younder> Ripp_,   except by backup
[00:37] <hellyeah> this is ubuntu channel
[00:37] <usser_> sekyourbox, not sure what you mean. if an ubuntu page is hacked and somebody put a different md5 on it you have got bigger problems
[00:37] <Ripp_> Younder: what bad thing will happen if I install via usb?
[00:37] <sekyourbox> or just mitm what you see on the webpate
[00:37] <sekyourbox> webpage*
[00:37] <hellyeah> i have a problem and i have to solve quickly
[00:37] <Younder> Ripp_, never tried
[00:37] <Ripp_> ok
[00:37] <Ripp_> nevermind
[00:37] <Ripp_> i'll figure it out
[00:37] <Ripp_> thanks tho
[00:37] <FloodBot3> Ripp_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:37] <ldvx> Younder: Thank you. Excluding the hard drive bottleneck, and probably the CPU bottleneck as well. If I were to choose between a Radeon hd4650 and a BFG GeForce 7600GS 512MB AGP both, What card would you choose? I am inclined to the nvidia because their drivers for linux have worked out great for me. But I heard ati drivers have improved greatly.
[00:37] <knuthy> princezuda: when you installed your first ubuntu, did you have a /home partition?
[00:38] <sekyourbox> so technically, you should have someone else check it for you :D
[00:38] <knuthy> sekyourbox: which file you're talking about?
[00:38] <sekyourbox> the webpage that is
[00:38] <Younder> ldvx, I would go for the NVIDEA driver
[00:38] <hellyeah> Ripp_,
[00:38] <hellyeah> pls lok at your querty
[00:38] <Ripp_> ?
[00:38] <Ripp_> ah
[00:38] <Ripp_> ok
[00:38] <knuthy> sekyourbox: basicly, if you trust the webpage content (the md5 they give you), then just compare the md5sum you get from your file with the one from the website
[00:38] <ldvx> Younder: ok, thank you
[00:38] <hellyeah> thank you
[00:39] <sekyourbox> knuthy, I under stand that part.. I'm thinking its more for checking to make sure it wasnt corrupt during the downlad, rather than preventing someone giving you a trojan or something... CentOS-5.4-x86_64-bin-DVD.iso
[00:39] <sekyourbox> understand*
[00:40] <seanscot_> knuthy , sorry mate my door went
[00:40] <knuthy> then just compare it with the md5 from CentOS' website
[00:40] <sekyourbox> knuthy, if there is someone that is mitm me right now they can change what i see as the correct md5 on the site
[00:41] <RitterJager> ok so I'm trying to run an Aikido (programming language) compiler
[00:41] <knuthy> sekyourbox: it's not that simple
[00:41] <sekyourbox> knuthy, I'm not that paranoid, I'm just saying its not a security measure, its only there so I dont waste a dvd
[00:41] <spO`> i don't know why alsa doesn't work anymore =(  it isn't listed on my system anymore =(
[00:42] <graem> Hi I just downloaded ubuntu 9.10. I decided to do a fresh install rather than upgrade from the previous version. Now I can't access any restricted drivers. I need restricted drivers for my wireless and graphics card, but when I open the restricted drivers the list doesn't even populate, it worked fine with the last version of ubuntu. Any ideas how to fix it?
[00:42] <knuthy> sekyourbox: md5sum the iso, and check the md5 from any website that offer CentOS iso download, the md5 is avaible on many websites
[00:42] <RitterJager> and I need to get gtk+1.2 and glib on my ubuntu
[00:42] <sekyourbox> knuthy, its pretty simple if you own a router inbetween me and the website
[00:42] <knuthy> and it's unique
[00:42] <knuthy> sekyourbox: no one owns a router between you and the website...
[00:43] <RitterJager> when I try to configure the glib so that I can get gtk+ on it
[00:43] <RitterJager> it says that I need gettext
[00:43] <sekyourbox> knuthy, I'm sure they do, but im not worried
[00:43] <knuthy> only if the provider hates you , and wants you to download a fake iso... :)
[00:43] <RitterJager> I downloaded a version of gettext and when I get to the make stage in the terminal I'm getting some errors
[00:43] <spO`> i dislike karmic soo much and it is soo buggy and frustrating... i am going to lay down nwo and rest
[00:44] <RFXCasey> does anyone here use icechat client?
[00:44] <RitterJager> can someone please help me I need to get this thing working asap
[00:44] <Younder> sp0`: actually it's bugs are minor and easelly fixed.
[00:45] <Younder> sp0`: so hang in there
[00:45] <knuthy> RitterJager: pastebin the error output
[00:45] <Younder> sp0`: they have to do with configuration.
[00:45] <Younder> sp0`: in particular of Pyhon in automake
[00:45] <JoshDreamland> On Jaunty I found a setting that causes text displayed under icons to be truncated and capped with ... after a certain length. I *thought* it was compact, but I guess not. Having trouble finding the setting on Karmic. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
[00:45] <abadabad00> Ice Capades
[00:46] <princezuda> woah! I can see my other ubuntu from the ubuntu I'm running... kinda I searched files and I can see the file it is in. Any ideas on what I can do? I really just need some data I have on there. I'm a rails programmer and I can't lose it!
[00:46] <abadabad00> I am running Ubuntu 9.04 64bit and using XBMC. Everything was working fine until I got a notification via Update Manager to update XBMC. I ran the update and now when I try to run XBMC I get the following message: "/usr/share/xbmc/xbmc.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libfaad.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" I can't find libfaad.so.0 on my system (odd because XBMC was working just fine before the update) and
[00:46] <abadabad00> I don't know where to get that file for 64bit Ubuntu 9.04... Can anyone help?
[00:46] <RFXCasey> I need to know exactly how to enter an install option at the end of the install options list
[00:47] <princezuda> it's like parallel dimensions I can see windows, and my ubuntu that isn't working from an ubuntu cd. I just don't know how to recover my ubuntu data.
[00:47] <reeeeeesty> i made a script for school... and it works on the schools server via ssh. But it doesnt work on my pc... I get tons of "Invalid Argument:" statements. What could be wrong? My school uses ksh and i tried to execute it in ksh but that didnt work.
[00:47] <knuthy> abadabad00: apt-get install libfaad0
[00:48] <abadabad00> knuthy - its already installed
[00:48] <Younder> sp0`: a couple of variables that should have been set wern't
[00:49] <JoshDreamland> Ah, it was "use compact layout." It just does approximately nothing...
[00:49] <knuthy> abadabad00: ls /usr/lib/libfaad*
[00:49] <knuthy> abadabad00: results?
[00:49] <leaf-sheep> adante: "sudo aptitude purge libfaad0 && sudo aptitude install libfaad0" -- See if that works.
[00:49] <Younder> sp0`: the rest is a cascade effect during build
[00:49] <ardchoille> abadabad00: Are  you using any non-ubuntu sources in your /etc/apt/sources.list?
[00:49] <JoshDreamland> Is there a way to set the font Nautilus uses?
[00:49] <JoshDreamland> Including the size, preferably
[00:49] <abadabad00> ardchoille i added some sources
[00:50] <RitterJager> ok the error is: In Function 'open' inlined from 'msgdomain_list_print' at write-catalog.c:223:/usr/include/bits/fcntl2.h:51: error: call to '_open_missing_mode'  declared with attribute error: open with O_Creat in second argument needs 3 arguments
[00:50] <knuthy> princezuda: did you install your ubuntu with a separate /home partition?
[00:50] <ardchoille> JoshDreamland: that should be in the "Fonts" tab of System > Preferences > Appearance
[00:50] <abadabad00> knuthy :~$ ls /usr/lib/libfaad*
[00:50] <abadabad00> /usr/lib/libfaad.a   /usr/lib/libfaad.so    /usr/lib/libfaad.so.2.0.0
[00:50] <abadabad00> /usr/lib/libfaad.la  /usr/lib/libfaad.so.2
[00:50] <princezuda> I installed it on the same hard drive as windows if thats what you mean.
[00:50] <RitterJager> make[4]: *** [write-catalog.lo] Error 1
[00:50] <princezuda> knuthy:
[00:51] <ardchoille> !paste | abadabad00: would you mind pastebinning your /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[00:51] <JoshDreamland> ardchoille: Thanks. Appearance thing takes the better part  of a minute to load, though...
[00:51] <knuthy> abadabad00: do a simple sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libfaad.so /usr/lib/libfaad.so.0
[00:51] <abadabad00> ardchoille sure
[00:51] <ardchoille> JoshDreamland: it can do that if you regularly remove the ~/.thumbnails dir
[00:52] <JoshDreamland> ah, haha.
[00:52] <knuthy> princezuda: not the hard drive, talking about partitions, did you install everything on a single partition?
[00:52] <JoshDreamland> It never did that on a newer computer, so I wasn't expecting it the first time it did on this one. Didn't think it cached that.
[00:52] <princezuda> Honestly I just let Wubi do all the installing.
[00:52] <RitterJager> make[4]: leaving directory '/home/ritter/Desktop/gettext-0.17/gettext-tools/src' | make[3]: [all] error 2 yada yada make[2]: [all-recursive] error 1
[00:52] <princezuda> knuthy:
[00:52] <RitterJager> anyone got a clue?
[00:52] <knuthy> princezuda: oh, you did a wubi install...
[00:52] <ardchoille> JoshDreamland: yeah, if you remove that dir, the Appearances app needs to re-populate
[00:52] <princezuda> yeah.
[00:53] <knuthy> princezuda: you can't access that in a normal way from a live-cd :)
[00:53] <princezuda> than how do I access it knuthy?
[00:53] <RitterJager> :(
[00:53] <knuthy> princezuda: where did you install the ubuntu files?
[00:53] <knuthy> princezuda: there should be a big image file in the directory
[00:54] <PFA> hi, my computer just crashed and i lost a picture i was working on. sans the nags about backing up, is there any possible way i could get to it? it was on kolourpaint
[00:54] <princezuda> Oh yeah that's easy c:\ubuntu
[00:54] <jeffreyimperial> hey everyone!
[00:54] <knuthy> what's the name of the file?
[00:54] <knuthy> hey jeffreyimperial
[00:54] <abadabad00> i'm sorry.. i don't remember where the sources.list file is located
[00:54] <Younder> princezuda, you would acces it through places  in your top menu
[00:54] <morphix> :D
[00:54] <morphix> much better.
[00:54] <princezuda> ubuntu.ico
[00:54] <ardchoille> abadabad00: /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[00:54] <morphix> Can proplr actually see my text?
[00:54] <princezuda> knuthy:
[00:54] <morphix> people**
[00:55] <PFA> morphix, no
[00:55] <knuthy> princezuda: the biggest size file?
[00:55] <morphix> good :)
[00:55] <jeffreyimperial> been so long since i've been here last.. since hardy release i think :-D
[00:55] <morphix> lol.
[00:55] <princezuda> knuthy: you said to find an image right? like a gif?
[00:55] <knuthy> princezuda: no.. nvm , what's the biggest file? :D
[00:55] <RitterJager> knuthy: In Function 'open' inlined from 'msgdomain_list_print' at write-catalog.c:223:/usr/include/bits/fcntl2.h:51: error: call to '_open_missing_mode'  declared with attribute error: open with O_Creat in second argument needs 3 arguments
[00:56] <RitterJager> make[4]: *** [write-catalog.lo] Error 1
[00:56] <RitterJager> make[4]: leaving directory '/home/ritter/Desktop/gettext-0.17/gettext-tools/src' | make[3]: [all] error 2 yada yada make[2]: [all-recursive] error 1
[00:56] <princezuda> knuthy: root.disk
[00:56] <knuthy> RitterJager: Pastebin plz...
[00:56] <wasutton31> how do i set the permissions so anyone can modify a folder and everything inside (including subfolders)
[00:56] <knuthy> princezuda: ok, where did you mount the windows partition?
[00:57] <knuthy> wasutton31: chmod, with a -r option
[00:57] <princezuda> c:\windows I believe.
[00:57] <princezuda> knuthy:
[00:57] <abadabad00> sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libfaad.so /usr/lib/libfaad.so.0 did it
[00:57] <RitterJager> pastebin?
[00:57] <wasutton31> knuthy: yes but which number?
[00:57] <PFA> my computer just crashed and i lost a picture i was working on. sans the nags about backing up, is there any possible way i could get to it? it was on kolourpaint
[00:57] <ardchoille> abadabad00: yes, but you may have problems in your sources. If you pastebin it I can possibly help you
[00:58] <knuthy> wasutton31: go for a 777 (write execute and read)
[00:58] <Iowan> !pastebin
[00:58] <abadabad00> http://paste.ubuntu.com/327248/
[00:58] <knuthy> princezuda: can you pastbin the result of the command "mount" ?
[00:58] <abadabad00> archoille and everyone else... my sources.list in pastebin http://paste.ubuntu.com/327248/
[00:58] <Younder> PFA, no it is lost
[00:58] <abadabad00> ubottu - http://paste.ubuntu.com/327248/
[00:59] <princezuda> knuthy: where should I type mount?
[00:59] <PFA> damn.
[00:59] <knuthy> princezuda: in a terminal
[00:59] <knuthy> princezuda: Applications > Applications > Terminal
[00:59] <m3ga> any ideas why initramfs isn't assembling /dev/md0 which  is supposed to be /root ?
[00:59] <knuthy> princezuda: Accessories* :p
[01:00] <ardchoille> abadabad00: And you're using Jaunty, correct?
[01:00] <Younder> m3ga, as a standard ubuntu you user thre is NO root
[01:00] <abadabad00> yes
[01:00] <lstarnes> Younder: there is root
[01:00] <lstarnes> Younder: but it is locked
[01:00] <ardchoille> abadabad00: Ok, your sources.list looks ok
[01:00] <abadabad00> awesome
[01:00] <knuthy> Younder: there's a root
[01:00] <ardchoille> abadabad00: I was worried that you had added some non-ubuntu sources and that's what caused your problem
[01:00] <abadabad00> thanks everyone!!!!!!
[01:00] <princezuda> knuthy: I didn't feel comfortable posting that on the channel so I pmed you.
[01:00] <Younder> lstarnes, trick they learnd from windows XP
[01:00] <abadabad00> thank you so much for all the help!
[01:01] <princezuda> PMED you the pastie.
[01:01] <Younder> lstarnes, it has no passwd but it does exist
[01:01] <FlailingWalrus> Hey everyone, kind of new to this, but I just recently decided to start using Ubuntu 9.10 and have had a fairly easy time with it so far, but recently I kind of just ignored what upgrades were being installed and now ubuntu isnt loading at all. When I reboot it brings me to a Bash page, and basically it repeatedly tells me that theres no kernel loaded. Any ideas?
[01:02] <CShadowRun> FlailingWalrus: try googling the error
[01:03] <Younder> lstarnes, lock the most critical files to protect users from themselves
[01:04] <RitterJager> did that work?
[01:07] <vlt> lstarnes: It's .thumbnails/{normal,large}/md5sum('file:///the/img/file').png
[01:07] <RitterJager> knuthy?
[01:08] <RitterJager> http://paste.ubuntu.com/327250/
[01:08] <rodgerr> what software on Ubuntu acts to stop phishing attempts or other adware attacks?
[01:09] <knuthy> RitterJager: so you want to install gettext, right?
[01:09] <Majost> rodgerr, snort and spamassassin
[01:09] <knuthy> RitterJager: why don't you just install it from synaptics?
[01:09] <m3ga> Younder: i meant fs root (ie / ) not /root
[01:10] <ardchoille> rodgerr: Common sense goes a long way in combating those as well.
[01:10] <Younder> m3ga, doesn't matter
[01:10] <Proteque> evening. I have a issue with the msi wind u100. the trackpad is not working. the pointer jumps to left down corner when touching it. I am running the newest ubuntu netbook remix.
[01:10] <RitterJager> I took the link they gave me to download it straight from the terminal
[01:10] <Majost> rodgerr, but thats more geared towards handling it at the network admin level, not so much a single desktop/workstation
[01:10] <Younder> m3ga, there is a root, and you cand acess it
[01:11] <Younder> m3ga, unless you 'sudo passwd root'
[01:11] <m3ga> Younder: initramfs can't find the root filesystem (nothing to do with root user)
[01:11] <Younder> m3ga, which you probably shouldn't do
[01:11] <knuthy> m3ga: do you have a /dev/md0?
[01:12] <ardchoille> Please don't teach people to create a root password. It isn't needed or necessary, nor is it supported.
[01:12] <RitterJager> knuthy: do you have  a link were I can get it from synaptics?
[01:12] <Proteque> I have tried google around for an hour but just met dead ends...
[01:12] <m3ga> initramfs isn't starting it so no /dev/md0
[01:12] <Younder> m3ga, why would there be a root file system?
[01:12] <RitterJager> http://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/gettext.html#TOCdownloading
[01:12] <rodgerr> Well - I have never had an occurrence on Windoz using Kaspersky but moving to Linux I am unsure how protected I am
[01:12] <m3ga> Younder: /
[01:12] <knuthy> RitterJager: just go System > Administration > Synaptics
[01:12] <Younder> m3ga, exactly
[01:12] <knuthy> RitterJager: search for gettext, check it for install, and you're done
[01:13] <Younder> m3ga, but it is not CALLED root
[01:13] <m3ga> knuthy: if i boot to a rescue usb stick the /dev/md0 device gets started.
[01:13] <m3ga> but initramfs isn't starting it.
[01:14] <knuthy> m3ga: hm, you mean that it's started on the usb stick install, and not on your normal install?
[01:14] <rodgerr> What program would I use to convert wav files to MP3 in Ubuntu
[01:15] <m3ga> knuthy: yes
[01:15] <RitterJager> it won't let me install it
[01:15] <Younder> m3ga, Well If you can't even find / you are truly F****
[01:15] <RitterJager> only remove it
[01:15] <Arsin> Hey, anyone use Istanbul?
[01:15] <knuthy> RitterJager: then it's installed
[01:15] <mac9416> rodgerr, Audacity.
[01:16] <nonewmsgs> my sister wants to watch doctoroz videos from his website.  they seem to be flash but i cant figure out how to watch them even using different web browsers.  one of the videos is http://doctoroz.com/videos/100-lb-weight-loss
[01:16] <Younder> m3ga, reformat and reinstall. Iff the drive works
[01:16] <RitterJager> then why when I try to configure glib does it say I need it?
[01:16] <rodgerr> mac9416: thanks
[01:16] <m3ga> Younder: please go away
[01:16] <knuthy> m3ga: well actually I see that there's no initramfs on the /boot
[01:16] <knuthy> m3ga: ah, initrd,
[01:16] <Arsin> nonewmsgs: Do you need to click a button?
[01:16] <mac9416> rodgerr, no prob. You may want to install ubuntu-restricted-extras to get all necessary codecs.
[01:17] <Younder> m3ga, I beg your pardon
[01:17] <Younder> m3ga, I am only laying down the options as I see them
[01:17] <nonewmsgs> Arsin, yeah i just need to click play
[01:17] <m3ga> Younder: sorry, your suggestsions just weren't helping.
[01:17] <knuthy> m3ga: btw, you have raid?
[01:17] <Arsin> nonewmsgs: Compiz up and running?
[01:17] <Arsin> Does anyone know how to use TestDisk well?
[01:17] <m3ga> knuthy: yes, 3 * raid1 partitions
[01:17] <nonewmsgs> Arsin, i turned that off
[01:18] <m3ga> they work fine on the usb  stick
[01:18] <Proteque> is there a own support channel for the netbook remix?
[01:18] <silktaco> any opinion out there as to the best digital media/dlna server out there?
[01:18] <rodgerr> mac9416: done - again - thanks!
[01:18] <Arsin> nonewmsgs: Hmm, what happens when you click, nothing? or something looks like it's about to load?
[01:18] <ardchoille> !away > pi-rho
[01:18] <mac9416> rodgerr, any time. :-)
[01:19] <nonewmsgs> arsin nothing
[01:19] <knuthy> m3ga: on my Arch I do have the md0, but not on ubuntu, I just noticed that ...
[01:19] <bbryant> does anyone know why the java servlet classes wouldn't be found by the compiler after installing libservlet2.5-java ?
[01:19] <Arsin> nonewmsgs: System>Prefs>Appearance>Visual E> None
[01:19] <knuthy> m3ga: probably the kernel not compiled supporting it, but I don't think so ...
[01:19] <m3ga> well the usb stick is debian stable, the machine itself is karmic
[01:20] <Wofo> Hi
[01:20] <Wofo> is someone there?
[01:20] <Younder> m3ga, I backup every 2 weeks so for me it isn't so costly
[01:20] <TheCheeze> bbryant, did you install the -dev package?
[01:20] <Wofo> I need some help
[01:20] <knuthy> m3ga: it probably didn't detect your raid :s
[01:20] <reeeeeesty> anybody know why this script ( http://pastebin.com/f48724ab5 ) would only work on the server i access at school from home via ssh but not at my home computer
[01:20] <Oilut> My wine version is 1.0.x. I cant install Windows XP, just Windows 7. Can I use this wine with Windows 7? How do I update wine? I use UBUNTU
[01:20] <ardchoille> !ask | Wofo
[01:20] <nonewmsgs> Arsin, i tried it again.  what it looks like is it has an initial picture from the video.  i click it and it turns black.  visual effects was off i just tried to turn it off again
[01:20] <Wofo> !ask
[01:21] <heff> my update manager is showing adobe flash plugin greyed out any idea how to remove that
[01:21] <bbryant> TheCheeze: there is no -dev version for the package, the -java package contains the .jar file
[01:21] <KB1JWQ> Wofo: Don't ask to ask.  Just ask.
[01:21] <bbryant> I even see the .jar file in /usr/share/java
[01:21] <bbryant> but it still doesn't compile
[01:21]  * Snakes sits on sTephiE's lap.
[01:21] <TheCheeze> bbryant, not sure then, sorry
[01:21]  * sTephiE is lost just looking at the names!
[01:21] <rodgerr> I attempted to change the sound file for incoming mail in thunderbird making it a wav file and I only get white noise.  OS is Ubuntu latest version.  Ubuntu recognizes wav file and plays it in movie player so what gives in thunderbird?  Any ideas??
[01:22] <Wofo> The update manager told me to update, I did it without seeing what I was updating, then I rebooted and now it runs on console. I tried to start gdm but it didn't work
[01:22] <lockd> Oilut, Windows XP and Windows 7 is an operating system. Wine cannot be used to install an operating system
[01:23] <hyperstream> hmm what would cause .php files to download rather than be displayed in apache2 ?
[01:23] <hyperstream> also could it be file permissions ?
[01:23]  * Snakes touches sTephiE.
[01:23] <Younder> m3ga, After a complete reinstall...
[01:23]  * sTephiE slaps n16h7f0x
[01:23] <sTephiE> ooops
[01:23] <sTephiE> :|
[01:23] <Snakes> rofl
[01:23] <anao> @wofo try apt-get autoremove gdm --purge  (then reinstall gdm)
[01:23] <ardchoille> hyperstream: That isexplained in the Troubleshooting section of the LAMP wiki
[01:23] <m3ga> Younder: do not suggest a reinstall
[01:23]  * sTephiE sits keeping her hands to herself :|
[01:24] <hyperstream> ardchoille, was working before a recent update
[01:24] <Younder> m3ga, only as a last option
[01:24] <ardchoille> sTephiE , SnakDoc  This is an official support channel, please take the "events" to another channel.
[01:24] <Snakes> Ok :$
[01:24] <Snakes> :P
[01:24] <Snakes> zomfg @ my colour
[01:24] <sTephiE> im widening my brainnn (Y) :D
[01:24] <Snakes> Sorted!
[01:24] <hyperstream> ardchoille, could you provide me a like please mate
[01:24] <m3ga> Younder: i don't need anyone tell me that a reinstall is a option. i can figure that one out myself.
[01:24] <Oilut> lockd but i think it works better with an OS installed on another partition. right? So that it can get the DLLs and stuff
[01:24] <ardchoille> hyperstream: Sure, hold on
[01:25] <Younder> m3ga, fight on for now
[01:25] <anao> do anyone tested vlc stream record to h.264???
[01:25] <hyperstream> ardchoille,  thank you very much
[01:25] <Younder> m3ga, quite
[01:25] <knuthy> m3ga: on the wiki, there's a way to activate raid on ubuntu
[01:25] <pi-rho> !coc > ardchoille
[01:25] <Snakes> I'm teaching sTephiE that windows pwns linux anyday.
[01:25] <Younder> m3ga, sorry for offending you
[01:25] <m3ga> knuthy: wiki? link?
[01:25] <knuthy> m3ga: you understand french? :p
[01:25] <sumeetbali> SodaPhish, hey you online; have a few questions?
[01:25] <b1uebaron> anyone know how to resolve the nvidia monitor suspend issue in 9.10?
[01:25] <knuthy> m3ga: wait I check if there's an english one :)
[01:26] <m3ga> knuthy: sorry, no :-)
[01:26] <lockd> Oilut, you especially don't want to mix DLLs
[01:26] <MenZa> Snakes: that's hardly helpful in this channel now, is it?
[01:26] <anao> @b1uebaron nvidia bug?
[01:26] <nonewmsgs> arsin you there?
[01:26] <centHOGG> anao: <handbrake h264
[01:26] <lockd> Oilut, and Windows 7 DLLs are likely to be pretty iffy
[01:26] <ardchoille> hyperstream: This is the LAMP wiki: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[01:26] <Snakes> It's ok i'm telling her in pm not in here. :)
[01:26] <anao> @centHOGG handbrake????
[01:26] <sumeetbali> what virtualization software is good?
[01:27] <hyperstream> thanks mate
[01:27] <Snakes> openvz
[01:27] <Snakes> :P
[01:27] <nonewmsgs> sumeetbali, i like virtualbox
[01:27] <b1uebaron> anao,  bot not working?
[01:27] <anao> should i not ask here
[01:27] <hax0r4> How do I check If I installed Flash 64bit ?????
[01:27] <sumeetbali> nonewmsgs, what os do you use in VB?
[01:27] <rodgerr> mac9416: audacity recognizes the file but says it can not import it - i changed permissions to 777 but still not - any suggestions
[01:27] <nonewmsgs> sumeetbali, win2k
[01:27] <b1uebaron> anyone know how to resolve the nvidia monitor suspend issue in 9.10?
[01:28]  * sTephiE tries to think of a clever thing to say! 8-)
[01:28]  * Snakes sees steam coming off sTephiE's head.
[01:28] <sumeetbali> nonewmsgs, oh anyother one,something like parallels for ubuntu?
[01:28] <anao> i tried to stream-record Nasa-TV cause last shuttle images
[01:28] <sTephiE> :(
[01:28] <Snakes> :(
[01:28] <rafiq> AWN task bar invisible:err message is screen is not composited...can anybody help me
[01:28] <mac9416> rodgerr, probably still needs some codec. I'll look into it. Hang in there.
[01:28] <mordof> this may be a stupid question.. but..  the x, y of the mouse - is that the VERY top left pixel of the mouse icon?
[01:28] <sybariten> should i need to worry that my homedir and other settings files that may be scattered around, can be hurt by a dist-upgrade ?  (gutsy --> hardy)
[01:28] <anao> but vlc always offers mp4a errors of ffmpeg
[01:28] <ardchoille> hyperstream: See the "Troubleshooting PHP 5" section
[01:29] <nonewmsgs> sumeetbali, i like it because it's the easiest to set up and use
[01:29] <sybariten> not that i believe there are settings files in many other places...
[01:29] <sumeetbali> nonewmsgs, can i install os using virtualbox?
[01:29] <nonewmsgs> t . yes
[01:29] <centHOGG> anao: kewl
[01:29] <nonewmsgs> sumeetbali, yes
[01:29] <mordof> anyone? o.o
[01:29] <knuthy> m3ga: the french link : http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/installation/raid1_software , use a translator :p
[01:29] <knuthy> m3ga: the commands doesn't change ;)
[01:29] <anao> what is the default "free" stream codec to record mpg4? with vlc?
[01:29] <sumeetbali> nonewmsgs, okay ill try,hope it works!
[01:29] <rafiq> AWN task bar invisible:err message is screen is not composited...can anybody help me
[01:29] <Younder> m3ga, you system is down and out. eat the dust. and.. reinstall. I am tired of pussy footing! Helpfull or not that is the easiest way.
[01:30] <centHOGG> slam
[01:30] <Proteque> Sorry for repeating myself but seems there are a bit more people here now. I have a issue with the msi wind u100. the trackpad is not working. the pointer jumps to left down corner when touching it. I am running the newest ubuntu netbook remix.
[01:30] <knuthy> Younder: don't suggest to users to reinstall, we are not on windows here
[01:30] <andrean> mordof: I think it depends on the cursor
[01:30] <Proteque> any hints on what I can do to resolve this?
[01:30] <rodgerr> Oilut: you are thinking of virtualization - where two OS can exist together and run at the same time - that is not WINE
[01:30] <centHOGG> reinstall is pretty universal
[01:30] <rafanet> help as I can convert. doc to html massively
[01:30] <Wofo> @anao thanks for your help, I am going to recompile the NVIDIA drivers
[01:30] <mordof> andrean: is it possible to have the mouse x,y at like..   1, 3  of the icon image?
[01:30] <rafanet> please
[01:30] <hax0r4> Can someone help me with Adobe Flash Its not working right
[01:31]  * Snakes sits back on sTephiE's lap.
[01:31] <b1uebaron> anyone know how to resolve the nvidia monitor suspend issue in 9.10?
[01:31] <rafiq> AWN task bar invisible:err message is screen is not composited...can anybody help me
[01:31] <Snakes> hax0r4: You got the latest version?
[01:31] <sTephiE> now thats something i understand!
[01:31] <sTephiE> i know what adobe is :D
[01:31] <centHOGG> soups almost ready... splater
[01:31] <smeggheadd> hello there
[01:32] <andrean> mordof: Yeah, I know some cursors are like that, such as the text selection cursor, but I don't know how to make custom cursors if that's what you mean.
[01:32] <jamnz> hello. I have a question. How do I determine if my Ubuntu 9.10 is running the Gnome or KDE desktop?
[01:32] <detrix> Welcome smeggheadd
[01:32] <Snakes> b1uebaron: Can you give more info on your error please?
[01:32] <anao> @ centHoGG kewl?? don't understand? sorry poor english
[01:32] <b1uebaron> Snakes, monitor wont come back from suspend
[01:32] <Snakes> jamnz: The start up menu should tell you that.
[01:32] <mordof> andrean: i'm a web developer.. i'm making an app in firefox - my click coords are offset by an inexplicable change.. however using the exact same version, and all other compatible browsers in windows xp - the click coords are perfect
[01:32] <Snakes> b1uebaron: gksudo gedit /etc/acpi/events/lidbtn
[01:33] <rafiq> AWN task bar invisible:err message is screen is not composited...can anybody help me
[01:33] <Snakes> and edit action=/etc/acpi/lid.sh
[01:33] <mordof> andrean: i'm baffled.. that OS would effect a change over it..
[01:33] <Snakes> to action=/etc/acpi/sleep.sh
[01:33] <jamnz> where do i find the "startup" menu?, Snakes.
[01:33] <chu_> jamnz, describe your desktop space, are there 2 panels, one at the top and one at the bottom? The top panel containing the menu(s) and the bottom panel contains a list of active programs.
[01:33] <Snakes> Then save and restart
[01:33] <Oilut> rodgerr and locked : I would like to use wine, to run this software http://www.metatrader4.com/ but on the internet people sai to copy the dlls to the wine folder.... How do I do it then?
[01:33] <sumeetbali> can you burn .iso to a flashdrive?
[01:33] <mac9416> rodgerr, I'm just shooting in the dark from Googling, but try "sudo apt-get install lame libmp3lame0"
[01:33] <Snakes> jamnz: Bottom left corner <<
[01:33] <bazhang> sumeetbali, sure, using unetbootin
[01:34] <jamnz> I have a panel at top; applications, places and systems. Bottom panel is basically blank, but is showing my minimized apps
[01:34] <andrean> mordof: What is it, just regular links? or javascript or flash?
[01:34] <sumeetbali> bazhang, anything not liux?
[01:34] <chu_> You're running gnome :)
[01:34] <sumeetbali> linux
[01:34] <ardchoille> jamnz: the menu is in the top left corner on a default ubuntu install and reads: "Applications Plaes System"
[01:34] <bazhang> sumeetbali, no just linux
[01:34] <ardchoille> *Places
[01:34] <mordof> andrean: javascript, offset by  1,3
[01:34] <sumeetbali> bazhang, okay
[01:34] <mordof> andrean: yet firefox, safari, and opera all appear able to click on 0,0
[01:35] <rafiq> AWN task bar invisible:err message is screen is not composited...can anybody help me
[01:35] <andrean> mordof: Maybe it's a problem with X?
[01:35] <jamnz> very left bottom corner has icon; show desktop button
[01:35] <Snausages> sumeetbali: if you need to start from USB, there are other image files you can get
[01:35] <maco> rafiq: you need to be using compiz
[01:35] <mordof> andrean: how would i check that?
[01:35] <chu_> jamnz, you can change it a bit (remove panels, add docks etc), or you can have a look at KDE screenshots if you want something different..
[01:35] <Oilut> rodgerr and locked : I would like to use wine, to run this software http://www.metatrader4.com/ but on the internet people sai to copy the dlls to the wine folder.... How do I do it then? Check this out http://www.moneyfanclub.com/forex-trading-discussion/3809-metatrader-4-linux.html
[01:35] <mathepic> I had to do a hard shutdown on windows and now my wubi installation doesnt work - I get a grub prompt instead of a menu
[01:35] <andrean> mordof: I'm not exactly sure.  Are you using compiz?
[01:35] <ardchoille> jamnz: that would be the gnome desktop environment
[01:36] <b1uebaron> Snakes, thanks ... gonna try it now
[01:36] <Snakes> You're welcome. :)
[01:36] <mordof> andrean: i had to turn it off because it was causing problems
[01:36] <hax0r4> SOMEONE please help me install 64bit Flash correctly.... I have 9.1 karmic
[01:36] <Snakes> b1uebaron
[01:36] <mordof> andrean: but it's still fully installed
[01:36] <rafiq> maco: yes i installed thru synaptic but it is still giving the same error
[01:36] <jamnz> since installing 9.10, my network (wireless) shows garbled lettering in stead of alphabet lettering.
[01:36] <mordof> andrean: using fglrx with a downgraded version of X
[01:36] <Snakes> Make a note of the changes before you do just incase it doesn't work you can change it back.
[01:36] <andrean> mordof: But it does the same thing whether compiz is running or not?
[01:36] <maco> rafiq: is compiz *running* though?\
[01:36] <mordof> andrean: no idea, i haven't checked - i'll try that now
[01:36] <jamnz> i thought perhaps I could install WICD for my network controll manager application
[01:37] <rafiq> maco: not sure ..how to chek that?
[01:37] <chu_> jamnz, do you have ndiswrapper installed?
[01:37] <maco> rafiq: well did you enable desktop effecs in sytem -> preferences -> appearane?
[01:37] <jamnz> I have ground up install of Ubuntu 9.10.
[01:37] <mordof> andrean: yes, it does it with compiz running also
[01:38] <mathepic> How can I restore a Wubi installation?
[01:38] <rafiq> maco: ok it does not  show there
[01:38] <jamnz> when i click "show hidden networks" on my network, my profile exists but is all "grayed" out and i cannot click ok or connect. any idea how to resolve?
[01:38] <chu_> Yeah, you could try wicd, I don't really know much about wireless, sorry, but I do know that ndiswrapper and wicd hate each other :p
[01:38] <rodgerr> Oilut: I gave up on Wine and Crossover a long time ago - If  you "must" use a windowz program and have a new processor which handles the virtual codes then use a virtual disk
[01:38] <Oilut> HELP! How do I install www.metastock4.com on UBUNTU 9.10 with wine? I cant do what they say here http://www.moneyfanclub.com/forex-trading-discussion/3809-metatrader-4-linux.html
[01:38] <maco> rafiq: enable desktop effects, and then compiz will be running if your hardware supports it
[01:38] <mordof> andrean: trying a different version of firefox
[01:39] <Oilut> rodgerr like virtual box?
[01:39] <mordof> andrean: same result
[01:39] <andrean> mordof: That's weird.  Hmm well is it only like that in firefox, or in other applications i.e. not browsers
[01:39] <bazhang> Oilut, check the appdb  http://appdb.winehq.org
[01:39] <nuxil> my sound stops working when i leave the pc alone for a while. and i need to reboot to get it back, any ideas what i can do.? restart servises ?
[01:39] <Oilut> rodgerr the problem I faced on that tutorial is that I do not have a /windows folder
[01:39] <mordof> andrean: trying to check, but i don't know the default behavior of when things change hover state - so it's hard to tell
[01:39] <Oilut> bazhang thanks, i will
[01:40] <rafiq> maco:failed to execute child process(compiz)..no such file
[01:40] <mordof> andrean: if i had some area that i knew for sure where things triggered, i'd be able to tell
[01:40] <bazhang> Oilut, general wine help in #winehq
[01:40] <maco> rafiq: i dont know whats up or how to fix regular ubuntu, sorry
[01:40] <nuxil> how do i reset the sound card
[01:41] <rafiq> ok do u kno command to install compiz/
[01:41] <Younder> ahh dont whine arorond here do it at #hinehq
[01:41] <paissad-hp> maxkelley, hi all, is there a command which tests in real time the presence of a new file into the disk, ....in order to avoid creating a cron job which runs every minute to make checkings ?
[01:41] <Younder> lol
[01:42] <mordof> andrean: yeah -.-; it's everywhere.. found a button that just confirmed it.  takes 3 y pixels into the item before it triggers the border
[01:42] <bazhang> rafiq, install ccsm compizconfig-settings-manager
[01:42] <Oilut> bazhang, nice
[01:42] <andrean> mordof: well, you could look at something like hovering over desktop icons, which causes them to light up
[01:42] <Oilut> j winehq
[01:42] <jamnz> any idea why when i click on the "connect to hidden network" my profile is grayed out and I cannot click on connect?
[01:42] <psptech> When I boot the live cd, my screen keeps flashing, like it is trying to find the compatable displays
[01:42] <mordof> andrean: yep, that proves it too
[01:42] <mordof> andrean: it's my OS mouse
[01:42] <Younder> mordof, true, there are roundoff errors
[01:43] <mordof> Younder: roundoff errors?
[01:43] <psptech> did anyone read what I said?
[01:43] <mordof> Younder: my mouse is permanently offset by 1,3
[01:43] <b1uebaron> Snakes, that didn't work
[01:43] <knuthy> m3ga: did the link help you?
[01:43] <Snakes> b1uebaron: 32bit?
[01:43] <Younder> mordof, in window positioning
[01:43] <andrean> mordof: So maybe it is the configuration of the mouse driver in X.org?  But I've never dealt with that stuff...
[01:43] <jorge-curioso> hey everyone
[01:43] <b1uebaron> anyone know about an issue with the monitor not coming back on after suspend?
[01:43]  * psptech no one cares about me!
[01:43] <Snakes> I know ubuntu are know about the problem but think it's only fixed on 32bit.
[01:43] <b1uebaron> SnakDoc, 64
[01:43] <Snakes> ahh I see, you changed it all back?
[01:43] <m3ga> knuthy: sorry no. i've done all of that stuff
[01:44] <mordof> Younder: window positioning? isn't it more likely that the mouse is offset by a bit than every single application in my entire OS is off?
[01:44] <nuxil> no one?
[01:44] <Snakes> That solution may work on 32bit otherwise you're gona have to wait for ubuntu to fix the problem - they know about it, it's just not fixed yet.
[01:44] <knuthy> m3ga: he gets the md0 on at a certain point
[01:44] <m3ga> now booting to a karmic server  iso
[01:44] <rafiq> bazhang:cud u please giv me the command
[01:44] <mordof> Younder: as well as desktop icons, and icons inside those windows
[01:44] <Snakes> rafiq: Which command?
[01:45] <bazhang> rafiq, to install ccsm?
[01:45] <Younder> mordof, yes, you have a mouse problem
[01:45] <b1uebaron> Snakes, I've had this since 8
[01:45] <mordof> andrean: yikes :s i might be in trouble with this.. i'm too picky about details
[01:45] <rafiq> bazhang:yes
[01:45] <Snakes> are you sure it's not an error with your console?
[01:45] <mordof> Younder: any chance you know how to help? :s heh, *would greatly appreciate it*
[01:45] <bazhang> !ccsm | rafiq
[01:45] <Snakes> sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[01:45] <Snakes> Or try that
[01:46] <Younder> mordof, http://www.gen-x-design.com/archives/workaround-for-ubuntu-810-mouse-bug/
[01:46] <jamnz> I have another question. Perhaps you could help. What file (filename / location) contains my "passphrase" for my wireless connection WPA2 TKIP?
[01:46] <mordof> i'm using 9.04.. but i suppose since i downgraded X to get my fglrx driver installed and working properly, this probably applies
[01:47] <mordof> Younder: i have a single gpu environment.
[01:47] <b1uebaron> Snakes, can you point me to a document about this issue?
[01:47] <mordof> Younder: this says it only happens with dual
[01:47] <knuthy> mordof: it's your screen which is offset
[01:48] <Snakes> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1307618&page=2
[01:48] <mordof> knuthy: my screen... wouldn't that effect the mouse also?
[01:48] <dome> what is the newest version of wine?
[01:48] <Snakes> Ok stephie telling me off for all the geek talk - time for bed for me tae care all.
[01:49] <Snakes> Latest stable dome?
[01:49] <Ziber> I have just re-done my home network, and have an ubuntu server plugged into a switch which is plugged into my modem.... How can I get it an IP address?
[01:49] <knuthy> mordof: the position of the mouse is correct, but if the screen is offset, you wont click on the right position
[01:49] <Snakes> 1.0.1 I believe.
[01:49] <knuthy> mordof: you can correct that in Xorg configuration
[01:49] <mordof> knuthy: ok. how would i go about checking/fixing that?
[01:49] <maco> Ziber: no router?
[01:49] <rafiq> snakes: command was successful but how to chek whther compiz installed?
[01:49] <mordof> knuthy: there's nothing in my xorg.conf, and i'm not sure how else to change it
[01:50] <mordof> knuthy: well, there is a very basic amount of info in my xorg.conf
[01:50] <knuthy> mordof: there has been many problems with fglrx with a screen offset, you can find solutions on google :)
[01:50] <rodgerr> mac9416: got the following back - libmp3lame0 is already the newest version   - when I click "help" in audacity it says "wma-proprietary" which obviously it is not a wma file.
[01:50] <Ziber> maco: Well, I want to eliminate NAT on my ubuntu server for IPv6 reasons.
[01:51] <maco> Ziber: how many IPs does your ISP allocate you?
[01:51] <Ziber> 1.
[01:51] <mordof> knuthy: any chance you could point me in the right direction with a well-formatted google search? :o lol.  if not i'll dig around for a bit myself, but i have a feeling you have a better idea of what to look for than i do
[01:51] <mac9416> rodgerr, so that's the error you are getting when you try to import the .wav?
[01:51] <Ziber> over dhcp.
[01:51] <Snakes> Type ls rafiq it might appear there.
[01:51] <maco> Ziber: ok then one of your machines gets an IP and the rest dont
[01:51] <rodgerr> mac9416: yes
[01:52] <maco> Ziber: if you want more than one machine online at a time you either need to buy more IPs or use NAT
[01:52] <Ziber> maco: But my router doesnt work with proto 41, ipv6.
[01:52] <maco> Ziber: get a better router
[01:53] <knuthy> hm
[01:53] <Ziber> :/
[01:53] <maco> Ziber: this is pure networking hardware stuff, not an ubuntu question
[01:53] <Ziber> maco: I didnt know where else to ask.
[01:53] <victory747> Hi. I'm having troubles with pulseaudio loading module-suspend-on-idle, suspending, and then hanging. I've commented that line out from /etc/pulse/system.pa and default.pa but it's still loading in. Does anyone know where this is coming from?
[01:53] <nuxil> what is ubuntu stuff then
[01:54] <g1er> how do I check what driver my wireless card is using in terminal?
[01:54] <nuxil> lsmod
[01:54] <nuxil> P
[01:54] <knuthy> mordof: btw, if you try with your the radeon driver, does everything works well?
[01:55] <mac9416> rodgerr, looks like you won't be able to use Audacity: http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Wma-proprietary
[01:55] <Snakes> Right I really got to go before stephie kills me goneeeeeeeeeeee :P
[01:55] <g1er> ok, thanks.
[01:55] <mordof> knuthy: i can try and roll back to it since i'm not using 3D anymore on ubuntu
[01:55] <g1er> guess it's b43, odd. this driver doesn't seem to work with another distro I'm tryng :/
[01:55] <nuxil> gler lshw -C network
[01:55] <mordof> knuthy: not quite sure how though. i haven't done much of the detailed stuff like this
[01:56] <knuthy> mordof: ok, and I suggest you to use the kernel's driver, cause the fglrx drivers are ... you know :)
[01:56] <rodgerr> mac9416: I saw that too, but it specifically shows that the file is a .wav file
[01:56] <mac9416> rodgerr, I just remembered some WMAs I wanted to convert to MP3, so I'll keep looking for a solution.
[01:56] <mac9416> rodgerr, strange. :-/
[01:56] <mordof> knuthy: that means i'd need to unlock xorg and reinstall radeon
[01:56] <mordof> knuthy: meanwhile uninstalling fglrx
[01:56] <knuthy> mordof: just replace the "fglrx" by "radeon" or "radeonhd" (depending on your card) in your xorg.conf
[01:56] <rodgerr> mac9416:very!
[01:56] <mordof> knuthy: i don't have anything in xorg.conf
[01:56] <knuthy> mordof: you don't need to uninstall fglrx
[01:56] <mac9416> rodgerr, is it possible the file extension is wrong?
[01:57] <CommanderPho> Is there anyone who can help me with an applescript? I know this is not even close to the correct room but would hope someone could help
[01:57] <mordof> knuthy: it's never been used on this install, i don't understand why - but it has basically 0 information.. no driver usage, nothing
[01:57] <lfaraone> A buggy ext3 driver in OpenFirmware caused ext3 FS corruption on my external HD. / is empty but `df -h` shows 300GB of data in use. How can I attempt to recover the data?
[01:57] <grzegorz> hi
[01:57] <grzegorz> hi
[01:57] <g1er> thanks nuxil, more like the output I was looking for :)
[01:57] <knuthy> mordof: put that : http://paste.ubuntu.com/327271/
[01:57] <centHOGG> <mozart piano sonatas
[01:58] <knuthy> mordof: if you have a radeon hd card
[01:58] <mac9416> rodgerr, hev you seen this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=37793
[01:58] <grzegorz> hi are you in nekosubs gorup???
[01:58] <mordof> i don't
[01:58] <knuthy> mordof: take off the "hd" if you don't
[01:58] <mac9416> rodgerr, kinda old, but still may work.
[01:58] <mordof> knuthy: i have an x1950xtx
[01:58] <knuthy> mordof: ok, btw you are using dual screens?
[01:58] <mordof> no
[01:58] <knuthy> ok
[01:58] <g1er> is there a known issue between the 2.6.30.5 kernel, the bcm4318 card and the b43 driver?
[01:58] <rodgerr> mac9416: I downloaded the files from a babylon 5 web site and other places and all came across as wav files and they DO PLAY in movie player - I suppose they could have been named incorrectly on the web site from which I downloaded them
[01:58] <knuthy> just put it into your xorg.conf :)
[01:59] <maco> g1er: ubuntu doesnt use 2.6.30.5
[01:59] <mordof> knuthy: i have a Section Module    \n  Load "glx"    should i remove that module?
[01:59] <knuthy> mordof: if something goes wrong, you can just take it off, and it'll work
[01:59] <knuthy> mordof: nop, keep everything, just replace the device section
[01:59] <jorge-curioso> hey someone want to help me set up my dual-boot computer?
[01:59] <lfaraone> jorge-curioso: where are you having a problem?
[02:00] <mordof> knuthy: and can i restart X without logging out or rebooting?
[02:00] <knuthy> mordof: you have to log off
[02:00] <mordof> bleh
[02:00] <knuthy> mordof: do a "sudo service gdm restart" for that
[02:00] <knuthy> mordof: if you have a 9.10
[02:00] <mordof> 9.04
[02:00] <knuthy> then do a /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[02:00] <knuthy> (with sudo)
[02:01] <jorge-curioso> lfaraone, i am trying to partition right now. i want to set up a 10gb part for ubuntu to run from, 10gb for windows 7, and the rest as ntfs for files
[02:01] <knuthy> 10gb for win7 is not enough :p
[02:01] <wanghong> how can tell me ,why i open this web address:www.grids.cn when i want to watch video ,firefox will auto closeed
[02:01] <jorge-curioso> knuthy, ahh well i guess it needs to be bigger
[02:02] <lfaraone> jorge-curioso: okay.
[02:02] <tisat> someone, help me please. dual head monitor
[02:03] <hax0r4> Anyone know how to install 64bit Flash Player and make it work properly in Ubuntu 9.10
[02:03] <cl0ne> put one ebay
[02:03] <leaf-sheep> jorge-curioso: Look up Windows 7's minimal requirement. I believe it was 2TB. (unconfirmed).
[02:03] <leaf-sheep> !flash64 | hax0r4
[02:03] <cl0ne> there is no 64 bit flashplugin use the 32bit
[02:03] <leaf-sheep> cl0ne: There is.
[02:04] <knuthy> cl0ne: there's an alpha/beta one
[02:04] <wanghong> someone help me?
[02:04] <jorge-curioso> leaf-sheep, hahah. damn i only have two 1.5 TB drives, guess im screwed
[02:04] <jorge-curioso> XD
[02:04] <freetown> wanghong, what?
[02:04] <cl0ne> can install with apt?
[02:04] <mordof> knuthy: how do i verify that i'm running on the radeon driver? (i had to reboot.. it didn't reinitialize, lol)   the problem still exists
[02:04]  * centHOGG toodles
[02:04] <demoniac> What? No the sys req for 7 is only 16gb for 32 bit
[02:04] <demoniac> lol
[02:04] <knuthy> mordof: do a "lsmod | grep radeon"
[02:05] <leaf-sheep> jorge-curioso: You're not screwed if you stick with *nix. :)
[02:05] <tisat> someone help me too
[02:05] <freetown> ask?
[02:05] <SethX> ripps: just ask
[02:05] <SethX> meant tisat
[02:05] <SethX> sry ripps
[02:05]  * freetown rotfl
[02:05] <dknight> Hi, could someone help me with portforwarding in iptables?
[02:05] <freetown> love tabs eh?
[02:05] <SethX> absoluteley
[02:05] <limey> i can acces shares over the network, but trying to play them in vlc gives permissuin denied error. any ideas?
[02:06] <freetown> dknight, man iptables? :-D
[02:06] <mordof> knuthy: no results
[02:06] <knuthy> mordof: then you are not running it...
[02:06] <freetown> dknight, whatcha wanna achieve?
[02:06] <SethX> dknight: enable it in kernel
[02:06] <knuthy> mordof: can you pastebin the xorg.conf plz
[02:06] <tisat> thanks, how to use xrandr, dual head monitor
[02:06] <SethX> and then echo "1" to the correct place in proc
[02:06] <knuthy> mordof: and the /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[02:06] <big> hi people
[02:06] <SethX> dknight: also, google "iptables port forwarding howto"
[02:07] <big> how are yo doing
[02:07] <dknight> was using https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Router/Firewall
[02:07] <SethX> dknight: whats the ISSUE?
[02:08] <freetown> wanghong, still there?
[02:08] <tisat> in terminal. xrandr just show VGA-0 connected
[02:08] <freetown> and i thought the mailing lists were bad...
[02:09] <mordof> knuthy: sorry, got disconnected - no results on the grep
[02:09] <adc> hi guys, how do you ochange backlight brightness?
[02:09] <knuthy> mordof: ye,
[02:09] <adc> on 9.10
[02:09] <knuthy> mordof: can you pastebin the xorg.conf plz
[02:09] <knuthy> mordof: and the /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[02:09] <dknight> SethX when i run the script i get Line 87 seems to have a -t table option. Error occured
[02:09] <tisat> but VDI-0 disconnected
[02:09] <mordof> i'm in synaptic trying to restore all the packages that i locked to downgrade xorg
[02:10] <dknight> but from all the guides i should have -t nat
[02:10] <mordof> what does a star overlay mean?
[02:10] <Snausages> adc: that is independent of the OS... use the Fn keys on your keyboard
[02:10] <mordof> k
[02:10] <freetown> dknight, what script?
[02:10] <adc> Snausages: hmm, im on a macbook and they dont seem to be functioning
[02:10] <maco> Snausages: theres some way in power settings
[02:10] <freetown> dknight, the example on that link?
[02:10] <SethX> dknight: do you need NAT?
[02:11] <Snausages> adc: oh gotcha...  not sure how those should behave. Never tried ubuntu on my macbook...
[02:11] <SethX> also, did you disable the comment on that line?
[02:11] <adc> ah okay
[02:11] <dknight> freetown ya
[02:11] <adc> anyone know how to change brigthness on a macbook? thanks by the wya Snausages
[02:11] <dknight> and yes i need nat
[02:11] <SethX> do you have nat support in the kernel?
[02:11] <Sniper00X> I've installed Karmic on an SD card, installed grub to the root partition, created a linux.bin sector file, and added an entry (using BCEdit) to my Windows Boot Menu ... however when i invoke the menu option i get just one line that says GRUB .. no menu .. any ideas where i went wrong?
[02:11] <ubuntu> Hullo
[02:11] <dknight> does ubuntu-server enable that by default?
[02:12] <maco> adc: theres something in the power settings for it, but i dont know gnome so i cant tell you how to find it exactly
[02:12] <SethX> lsmod and search for nat
[02:12] <ubuntu> I updated my vista dual-boot to win7 and it overwrote my bootloader
[02:12] <Snausages> acd: oh yeah, there's a slider control in power management
[02:12] <SethX> lsmod | grep ip_nat
[02:12] <nybble> hey all, anyone have any luck with better acpi support on ubuntu 9.10 on the acer aspire one ao751h?
[02:12] <freetown> dknight, er...just run 'iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o external-iface -j MASQUERADE
[02:12] <SethX> you got anything?
[02:13] <Dimitree> how to use make menuconfig ? when i type it it just starts compiling ? is it sposed to bring a menue so i can chose what to compile and what not to compile ? or am i missing a package for menuconfig to work ?
[02:13] <freetown> and uncomment net.ipv4.ip_forward=1 in /etc/sysctl.conf
[02:13] <freetown> dknight, and uncomment net.ipv4.ip_forward=1 in /etc/sysctl.conf
[02:13] <^elf^> does anyone know if grub2's bug in relation to installing to a raid array has been fixed yet?
[02:14] <brianherman> anybody know anything about squid-cache?
[02:14] <freetown> dknight, external-iface being the interface that has an Internet ip
[02:14] <SethX> brianherman: only that its great to replace images with goatse's for unwanted clients
[02:14] <mordof> knuthy: it'll take me a bit.. my internet is dragging like a fiend atm
[02:15] <brianherman> SethX: how do you do that
[02:15] <knuthy> it's 3am here, have to sleep :p
[02:15] <freetown> brianherman, what went wrong yesterday?
[02:15] <SethX> some regexp on the .jpg pattern
[02:15] <brianherman> freetown:  How do i set the parent to be a different computer?
[02:16] <freetown> dknight, to make it work each time the box boots, put a line in /etc/network/interfaces 'post-up /sbin/iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING ...'
[02:16] <freetown> dknight, under the appropriate section of the Internet interface
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[02:16] <nybble> hello all
[02:16] <freetown> brianherman, parent cache?
[02:16] <brianherman> freetown: yes
[02:17] <adc> maco: right i checked gnome power management and was surprised to not find it here
[02:17] <rodgerr> mac9416: I have an mp3 which opened in audacity and I edited it to have the portion I wanted and saved the project. I then saved it as a true WAV file and HURRAY it works
[02:17] <rodgerr> mac9416: so the others must have been miss named
[02:17] <alifazel> I updated my vista dual-boot to win7 and it overwrote my bootloader
[02:18] <mac9416> rodgerr, awesome. :-D
[02:18] <alifazel> so I booted up to a 9.10 live CD, mounted my file system, and ran grub-install --root-directory=/media/root /dev/sda, but now when I reboot, I just get a grub shell, any help?
[02:18] <nybble> anyone with an acer aspireone ao751h running ubuntu 9.10 not having anything show up under power preferences?
[02:18] <maco> adc: oh, it moved? no idea then
[02:18] <maco> adc: i use kde *shrug*
[02:18] <iMatter> ubuntu sluggish middle of dist upgrade how to disable compiz and exit firefox?
[02:18] <adc> :P hehe
[02:18] <hax0r4> I installed flash from synaptic....... But my video stream keeps blipping and stopping and the sound stops and goes
[02:18] <hax0r4>  whats the deal with this crapola
[02:19] <mordof> knuthy: it's almost pasted
[02:19] <brianherman> freetown:http://paste.lisp.org/+1Y9P
[02:19] <iMatter> It's a fresh install of 9.04 that as soon as I insalled I started dist-upgrade but forgot that compiz is on by default
[02:19] <iMatter> So now computer is moving sluggish mouse moves but slowly…and firefox is grayed out
[02:20] <cl0ne> alifazel, install easyBCD in windows and add the linux partition
[02:20] <iMatter> Anyway to excute a command without. Terminal open and no way yo open one?
[02:20] <mordof> knuthy: http://pastebin.com/m751a2701
[02:21] <mordof> xorg.confg, followed by /var/log/xorg.0.log
[02:21] <alifazel> cl0ne, I've been using grub up until now, and imo it does a better job. not only that, but I can't get into Windows either :P
[02:21] <detrix> my wife has a netbook.  I want to mount a dvd drive thats on my desktop on the netbook.  can this be done and how?
[02:21] <alifazel> detrix, nfs
[02:21] <freetown> brianherman, change the first cache_peer line?
[02:21] <ZykoticK9> detrix, i believe it's possible to share optical media with Samba
[02:22] <detrix> alifazel: yes, I have that, but what do I put in the fstab file
[02:22] <Sniper00X> I've installed Karmic on an SD card, installed grub to the root partition, created a linux.bin sector file, and added an entry (using BCEdit) to my Windows Boot Menu ... however when i invoke the menu option i get just one line that says GRUB .. no menu .. any ideas where i went wrong?
[02:22] <declan2> Hey everyone!
[02:22] <alifazel> detrix, oh you want it all the time? I haven't messed with fstab too much, I'd hate to give you that answer
[02:22] <baytes-vm> detrix, if ZykoticK9's answer doesn't help or you can't figure that out, you could ssh into the desktop from the netbook and them mount it that way and then secure copy (scp) from the desktop to the netbook
[02:22] <ripps> How do I block these fake dcc send requests?
[02:23] <declan2> I have a computer with xubuntu right now. ALL I use it for is playing music in the common room of my suite. It plays it fine, but it's pretty ancient, so even opening folders takes a second. How could I make it lighter and faster?
[02:23] <brianherman> freetown
[02:24] <brianherman> freetown: its still not grabbing info from the parent
[02:24] <ChogyDan> declan2: my latest thing is BFS (scheduler)
[02:24] <baytes-vm> declan2: you could use a lighter window manger
[02:24] <simeonmccallum> ARRAY(0xa153930)
[02:24] <baytes-vm> declan2: would seem to speed things up a little
[02:24] <nword> How do I upgrade my current ubuntu installation to ubuntu server edition
[02:24] <declan2> ChogyDan: What?
[02:25] <declan2> baytes-vm: I was thinking that. What's lighter than xfce?
[02:25] <ChogyDan> declan2: but I think there is a lighter window manager called lxe or something
[02:25] <knuthy> mordof: go for this one : http://pastebin.com/m2765347d
[02:25] <bazhang> declan2, lxde
[02:25] <knuthy> mordof: looks like it's not a fglrx problem
[02:25] <freetown> brianherman, is the parent allow your squid instance to be a downstream peer?
[02:25] <knuthy> mordof: don't forget to backup your old xorg.conf
[02:25] <brianherman> freetown:no
[02:25] <knuthy> mordof: replace it with the one I gave you
[02:25] <Keiya> My status window is starting to look like a monochrome monitor using P1. (DCC is green...)
[02:25] <baytes-vm> declan2: you could try fluxfbox
[02:25] <knuthy> mordof: got to go, sorry :)
[02:25] <knuthy> mordof: good luck
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[02:26] <astroEl> check two
[02:26] <wolf23> hello friends
[02:26] <astroEl> this thing on?
[02:26] <nword> How do I upgrade my current ubuntu installation to ubuntu server edition?
[02:26] <bazhang> astroEl, hi
[02:26] <astroEl> hi :)
[02:26] <alifazel> I updated my vista dual-boot to win7 and it overwrote my bootloader so I booted up to a 9.10 live CD, mounted my file system, and ran grub-install --root-directory=/media/root /dev/sda, but now when I reboot, I just get a grub shell, any help?
[02:26] <scunizi> nword: it's pretty much already there.. what do you want to add?
[02:27] <scunizi> nword: apache, mysql & php?
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[02:27] <nword> scunizi: well I havn't looked at the difference between the two but yes, all of that
[02:28] <louise> Hello everyone
[02:28] <louise> I have a problem
[02:28] <nword> know what the server edition comes with off hand?
[02:28] <iMatter> ubuntu sluggish middle of dist upgrade how to disable compiz and exit firefox? It's a fresh install of 9.04 that as soon as I insalled I started dist-upgrade but forgot that compiz is on by default So now computer is moving sluggish mouse moves but slowly…and firefox is grayed out
[02:28] <louise> Can anyone help me?
[02:28] <scunizi> nword: open a terminal and type.. sudo tasksel .. it will give you a menu to pick and choose lots of server, services.. :)
[02:28] <kroraina> hello
[02:28] <nword> scunizi: thanks!
[02:28] <wolf23> help please! Can not install 'smile' (E:Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.)
[02:28] <bazhang> louise, please ask a question
[02:28] <freetown> louise, hard to help when we don't know what the problem is...
[02:28] <Orgy> Does anyone here know if you can use a usb flash drive as ram or virtual ram?
[02:28] <Keiya> Hey guys, anyone have a guide to upgrading the windows side of a dualboot system without killing grub?
[02:29] <ChogyDan> Orgy: you mean just use it as swap?  I assume you just install a swap file onto it
[02:29] <louise> Yes Bazhang and freetown : I was trying to install Ubuntu into my USB-pendriv
[02:29] <microlith> Orgy: no reason you couldn't put a swap partition on a flash drive, but it'd be painfully slow
[02:29]  * freetown bows out of that one
[02:29] <bazhang> louise, please detail the steps and what errors/problems you have encountered; using unetbootin ?
[02:30] <milmswor> ARRAY(0xa07d180)
[02:30] <Orgy> What's a swap partition? I'm new to Linux and have NO idea what that is?
[02:30] <wolf23> anyone? plz
[02:30] <brianherman> i keep on gettng these file transfer requests
[02:30] <brianherman> how do i stop it
[02:30] <Lithium_Rain> Same
[02:30] <Lithium_Rain> deny them
[02:30] <Helsinkiii> yeah seriously
[02:30] <chuckf> ~
[02:30] <Helsinkiii> how do i deny them?
[02:30] <IdleOne> !dcc
[02:31] <Lithium_Rain> there should be a box saying deny
[02:31] <Flannel> brianherman:, Lithium_Rain, Helsinkiii: http://blog.freenode.net/2009/11/dcc-spam-and-how-to-handle-it/
[02:31] <brianherman> Flannel:thanks
[02:31] <Lithium_Rain> Flannel: Thank you. :)
[02:31] <Helsinkiii> i fixed it..i switched to 8001
[02:31] <freetown> wolf23, what was your problem again?
[02:31] <adc> :P hehe/window close
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[02:33] <alifazel> can anyone help with a grub problem?
[02:33] <jorge-curioso> hey what was that other partitioning program? gpart or something?
[02:33] <Lithium_Rain> I'm having some trouble with Super Maryo Chronicles. I rebooted and tried uninstalling and reinstalling, to no avail. I can't launch it graphically and running "smc" in bash gives this: http://www.pastie.org/713937
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[02:33] <louise> the installation was success. so I give it an try pretend to try second on the menu which is Install Ubuntu
[02:33] <Lithium_Rain> jorge-curioso: gparted
[02:34] <bazhang> louise, using which tool
[02:34] <wolf23> freetown:  when i try to intall a .deb from a site i got this message
[02:34] <jorge-curioso> Lithium_Rain, ah thanks
[02:34] <Helsinkiii> what are these floodbots omg
[02:34] <bazhang> Helsinkiii, bot attacks on freenode they are protecting the channel
[02:34] <ardchoille> Helsinkiii: the floodbots are actually helping the channel
[02:35] <synvector> attack of the bots aye?!
[02:35] <Helsinkiii> HOW?
[02:35] <freetown> why, annoying us of course
[02:35] <Lithium_Rain> Helsinkiii: not to worry, they make sure the room doesn't just implode on itself. They work for Good. :)
[02:35] <haoyihuan> how to HTTPServer with python
[02:35] <louise> I had 2 PCs, on B is success to run to the partition part, then I quit. shut down the PC B. and plug my USB pendrive to PC A, it booted at first, then I saw orange screen, then it stops
[02:35] <freetown> those who cannot take it leave :P
[02:35] <synvector> lol looks like they are fighting eachother!
[02:35] <Lithium_Rain> haha
[02:36] <andi_> :/
[02:36] <Helsinkiii> attack of the bots indeed
[02:36] <Helsinkiii> people - arm yourselves and prepare for combat!
[02:36] <ardchoille> Let's not contribute to channel noise please.
[02:36] <Flannel> Please take the non-support chatter (including floodbot discussion) to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks
[02:36] <bazhang> get back on topic please
[02:36] <critetaniakam> ARRAY(0xa07d180)
[02:36] <Helsinkiii> on that note, how can I make Deicbel Audio Player sound better?
[02:37] <brianherman> im still getting those requests
[02:37] <declan2> bazhang, baytes-vm : Which is lighter, fluxbox or lxde?
[02:37] <Lithium_Rain> Same here. I think we need to just keep denying them.
[02:37] <declan2> Also, which is easier to switch to from xubuntu?
[02:37] <bazhang> declan2, hard to say, probably flux by a fraction
[02:37] <IdleOne> brianherman: it will continue for some time.
[02:37] <bazhang> declan2, lxde imo
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[02:38] <declan2> Wait, for which?
[02:38] <louise> Well? Can we install Ubuntu into USB-pendrive?
[02:38] <IdleOne> brianherman: the fact that you can see them and tell us about it means you are not adversely affected
[02:38] <bazhang> declan2, lxde easier to use
[02:38] <kroraina> hi
[02:38] <Jeruvy> louise: sure
[02:38] <louise> How??
[02:38] <louise> How did you do it?
[02:38] <IdleOne> !usb | louise
[02:38] <bazhang> louise, using unetbootin
[02:38] <Jeruvy> ^^
[02:38] <cl0ne> if the USB pen is bootable yes
[02:39] <louise> unetbootin?
[02:39] <Lithium_Rain> Google. :)
[02:39] <IdleOne> !google
[02:39] <bazhang> louise, which version of ubuntu are you using now
[02:39] <louise> bazhang : What about "USB Startup disk creator"? what's that for?
[02:39] <louise> 9.1
[02:39] <Lithium_Rain> IdleOne: Apologies. :)
[02:40] <IdleOne> Lithium_Rain: no problem.
[02:40] <bazhang> louise, that serves the same purpose; I have had much greater success with unetbootin which is in the karmic repos
[02:40] <brianherman> Idleone: still its annoying as windows me
[02:40] <bazhang> !info unetbootin | louise
[02:40] <jtholmes> how does the blu ray dvd recorders work in 9.10
[02:40] <spO`> alsa is broken now ... does alsa work for any of you in karmic?
[02:41] <jtholmes> !info blu ray
[02:41] <jtholmes> !info bluray
[02:41] <cl0ne> !info flash
[02:41] <ardchoille> jtholmes: The latest release of mplayer has bluray support
[02:41] <cl0ne> !info zsh
[02:41] <tsimpson> !msgthebot
[02:42] <bazhang> cl0ne, please /msg ubottu
[02:42] <louise> bazhang : I mean, I did installed successfully. but data seems to be unstable when you move your usb-pen to another PC
[02:42] <jtholmes> ardchoille, ok thx
[02:42] <bazhang> louise, if it does not boot then it is not properly done. try with unetbootin and I think you will have greater success
[02:43] <louise> and this is only the first question to me. The bigger one is, what are you gonna do next? since the Menu are all the same, can you install software into that USB-pen?
[02:43] <bazhang> louise, it can serve as both a live usb and an installer
[02:43] <RFXCasey> Hi, I need some help with install options
[02:44] <alifazel> can anyone help with a grub problem?
[02:44] <louise> bazhang : I mean, after you shut down the ubuntu, and boot up again, it shows "1 Try Ubuntu without any change..." 2"Install..." 3. Check disk 4. Test memory 5 Boot from first HDD
[02:44] <HilBilly> what you need, alifazel ?
[02:44] <alifazel> I updated my vista dual-boot to win7 and it overwrote my bootloader so I booted up to a 9.10 live CD, mounted my file system, and ran grub-install --root-directory=/media/root /dev/sda, but now when I reboot, I just get a grub shell, any help?
[02:45] <HilBilly> try it without the /media/root part.
[02:45] <bazhang> louise, your post got cut off; I see no mention of your problem
[02:46] <wolf23> freetown:  Can not install 'smile' (E:Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.)
[02:46] <louise> bazhang can we talk in another window? so I can read your post
[02:46] <alifazel> HilBilly: /media/root is where I have my filesystem mounted on the live cd
[02:46] <freetown> wolf23, nice package...
[02:47] <spO`> KARMIC is the most bugy OS I have ever used... i did a recent upgrade yesterday... with the new kernel and whatever else there was and now ALSA doesn't work ...
[02:47] <HilBilly> yes, but you don't want the CD to be your boot directory, do you?
[02:47] <bazhang> louise, 5 Boot from first HDD was the last I read; please keep it here as more eyes to help/catch errors
[02:47] <spO`> who is managing these upgrades?
[02:47] <louise> bazhang : I mean, after you shut down the ubuntu, and boot up again, it shows "1 Try Ubuntu without any change..." 2"Install..." 3. Check disk 4. Test memory 5 Boot from first HDD
[02:47] <alifazel> HilBilly: no guess not
[02:47] <maco> louise: you havent removed the cd from the drive
[02:47] <wolf23> freetown:  :( so
[02:47] <nword> what version of ubuntu is everyone running?
[02:47] <louise> yes I removed
[02:48] <alifazel> 9.10
[02:48] <maco> kubuntu 9.10
[02:48] <bazhang> louise, this is after installing?
[02:48] <louise> maco : of course I removed
[02:48] <louise> I mean, the USB pen drive is not a System! it's just another CD installer
[02:48] <freetown> wolf23, well...i don't know whether the package you got can be trusted and whether it is the right one...etc
[02:49] <Pricey> louise: Its both.
[02:49] <louise> I want it to be a Ubuntu system, so I can take it wherever I want and boot any PC with Ubuntu
[02:49] <bazhang> louise, not seeing your issue; the usb key is also a live usb not just an installer
[02:49] <bazhang> louise, you can
[02:49] <declan2> So people, would using lxde be noticeably faster than xfce?
[02:49] <bazhang> declan2, try them
[02:49] <louise> Are you sure???
[02:50] <bazhang> declan2, its different for different systems
[02:50] <wolf23> freetown:  yes maybe the packages not completely :(
[02:50] <bazhang> louise, did you write it to be persistent or not
[02:50] <louise> okay, now I download UNetbootin, should I reboot after download and installed?
[02:50] <alifazel> HilBilly: without the --root-directory=/root/media, the grub-install command doesn't have a filesystem to install to
[02:50] <louise> Yes, Persistent ON
[02:50] <ChogyDan> alifazel: are you chrooting?
[02:50] <bazhang> louise, following which guide
[02:50] <louise> Pricey and Bazhang : please help me
[02:50] <alifazel> ChogyDan: no
[02:51] <RFXCasey> Hi, I need some help with install options
[02:51] <bazhang> louise, I am trying, you need to give more info and be a bit more patient
[02:51] <wolf23> freetown:  do u have any idea if there is a typing writer with sounds like in win os?
[02:51] <louise> okay, but you must slow down, the screen is scrolling up too fast
[02:52] <ChogyDan> alifazel: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover%20Grub%202%20via%20LiveCD
[02:52] <HilBilly> let me think here, alifazel ... what partion is your /boot/ directory on ?
[02:52] <freetown> wolf23, sorry, not sure about native apps but you could try a Windows one under Wine
[02:52] <alifazel> ChogyDan: thanks, I'll follow that
[02:52] <spO`> what is the support chanenl for jaunty?   i want to downgrade... karmic is too buggy
[02:52] <alifazel> HilBilly: /boot is on /dev/sda5
[02:52] <HilBilly> this channel
[02:52] <wolf23> freetown:  nuh!!! wine not good :(
[02:52] <louise> First, I can installed successfully with the out of box "USB startup disk creator" and probably can do it by UNetbootin
[02:52] <cl0ne> install virtualbox then xp on it
[02:53] <RFXCasey> Hi, I need some help with using install options
[02:53] <spO`> any of you have broken alsa sound after the recent upgrade?
[02:53] <HilBilly> sda5 would be a logical partion ... don't think grub can see that.
[02:53] <bazhang> RFXCasey, please give more details then just repeating that
[02:53] <HilBilly> it should be on a primary partition.
[02:53] <alifazel> HilBilly: it's on sda
[02:53] <louise> but I want to take this USB-pen to a cyber-cafe so I can boot one of the PCs with Ubuntu, because the Cyber-Cafe limit almost everything on their PCs
[02:53] <HilBilly> a hard drive only has four primary partitions.
[02:54] <Pricey> louise: They do that for a reason, have you asked if its ok for you to boot a random OS?
[02:54] <louise> Pricey : You don't understand!! They don't even allow you to use Firefox!! and Downloading file!! How's that?
[02:54] <Pricey> louise: You shouldn't bypass their restrictions without getting permission is all.
[02:54] <cl0ne> then they have also locked the usb ports in bios
[02:54] <usser_> HilBilly, alifazel --root-directory specifies just that, the location of a root directory, so if your /boot is on sda5 you have to mount to say /mnt and install grub with grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda
[02:55] <louise> That's why I want an Ubuntu-ready USB-pen
[02:55] <usser_> HilBilly, that will install to the mbr of sda with root partition being on sda5
[02:55] <freetown> wolf23, huh? there are stuff that run fine under Wine
[02:55] <louise> Pricey : Of course I have their permission to do so!!
[02:56] <louise> Pricey : the clerk say I am free to go!!! So please, stop focus on anything other than "Run Ubuntu on USB-Pen" please
[02:56] <spO`> why does ubuntu install pulseaudio if you have alsa?
[02:57] <RFXCasey> Ubuntu install options, what is the proper usage of irqpoll and do I have to move the -- to the end of the line
[02:57] <alifazel> usser_: that's what I did in the first place
[02:57] <louise> Pricey and Bazhang and freetown : Would you help me?
[02:57] <NickMcMillen> I've just come by to say...I f*cking love ubuntu O_O
[02:58] <NickMcMillen> came*
[02:58] <bazhang> NickMcMillen, please no cursing
[02:58] <freetown> louise, sorry but i have not tried making a live usb key so i cannot help there
[02:58] <spO`> the current version of pulseaudio that karmic installs it completely DESTROYs aynthing related to any other audio device, right? that is its end to have a monopoloy because now my system's sound is broken even after removing that evil thign
[02:58] <louise> What do you mean "Live" usb key? why is it LIvE?
[02:58] <louise> freetown : What do you mean "Live" usb key? why is it LIvE?
[02:59] <freetown> louise, sorry, left out Ubuntu :P
[02:59] <keppi> louise:  live means you don't have to install it to run
[02:59] <freetown> louise, that was what you wanted right? a working ubuntu on usb?
[02:59] <cl0ne> a copy of live cd on usb stick
[03:00] <ChogyDan> spO`: can you boot with the old kernel?
[03:00] <RFXCasey> Ubuntu install options, what is the proper usage of irqpoll and do I have to move the -- to the end of the line
[03:00] <keppi> freetown:  I'm looking for the same thing too, actually
[03:00] <resno_> how do i get the new repostitories?
[03:00] <bazhang> keppi, unetbootin will do that for you
[03:01] <louise> freetown and keppi : I don't think so! I couldn't install any software and save any file or download any file. They are ALL GONE after you boot up NEXT TIME
[03:01] <spO`> i bet i have to do a resh install of karmic or go back to jaunty
[03:01] <spO`> do any of you have karmic as much as me?
[03:01] <freetown> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[03:01] <freetown> :-D
[03:01] <freetown> lame me
[03:01] <bazhang> spO`, then file a bug
[03:01] <spO`> a bug will not convey my frustration and hate
[03:01] <louise> It's just a "Installer of Ubuntu", Why and why cannot I use it as a USB-Ubuntu-System??
[03:01] <keppi> bazhang:  I tried that....  Didn't work
[03:01] <bazhang> spO`, you have made your point
[03:01] <resno_> whats the terminal command to refresh the repositories?
[03:02] <Pricey> louise: Don't click the "install" icon... and then it remains a "usb-ubuntu-system"
[03:02] <Pricey> resno_: sudo apt-get update
[03:02] <keppi> bazhang:  on booting, can't find kernel and get kicked to boot: prompt
[03:02] <RFXCasey> Ubuntu install options, what is the proper usage of irqpoll and do I have to move the -- to the end of the line
[03:02] <spO`> how come reboot doesn't work all the time and sometimes i have to use shutdown -r now ?
[03:02] <louise> Pricey : Really? then what should I click on?
[03:02] <bazhang> louise, you can. if it is set to persistent. cybercafes in TW do NOT allow you to reboot their computers.
[03:02] <Pricey> louise: if you've gotten far enough to be able to click on "install", then whatever youw ant to
[03:03] <HilBilly> don't they have cafes where you can just use your own lappy on wifi?
[03:03] <_benwah> Hi, what open-source command-line tool exists to extract information from video & audio? I have tried "mplayer -identify" and avinfo but both aren't very good (or reliable, most of he time either bitrate or audio information isnt detected). I am basically trying to create a FFMPEG gui in Python & GTK and I am looking for a good tool to extract information from media files
[03:03] <louise> But there is no log in on Menu
[03:03] <HilBilly> sounds easier.
[03:03] <louise> bazhang and Pricey : But there is no other possible options to log in
[03:03] <cafuego> _benwah: ffmpeg -i file /dev/null
[03:04] <cafuego> _benwah: There are others for mp4; but they won't necessarily work on other files using other codecs.
[03:04] <louise> 1. Try Ubuntu without any change to your computer 2. Install (Of course I won't install it to a CyberCafe's PC) 3. Check disk 4 Test Memory 5 Boot from first HDD
[03:04] <Pricey> louise: choose 1
[03:05] <_benwah> cafuego, I thought using that, but I was wondering if another solution exists... with nicer formatted data :-)
[03:05] <louise> Pricey and bazhang : 1. Try Ubuntu without any change to your computer 2. Install (Of course I won't install it to a CyberCafe's PC) 3. Check disk 4 Test Memory 5 Boot from first HDD
[03:05] <_benwah> because I will need complex regex to extract that data... but I guess its the best solution
[03:05] <Pricey> louise: choose 1
[03:05] <louise> Pricey : I did!
[03:05] <cafuego> _benwah: Well, if it comes to that; a GUI for ffmpeg exists already too ;-)
[03:05] <keppi> deja vu
[03:05] <louise> But it wouldn't allow you to install programs and download files, will it??
[03:06] <Pricey> louise: I've no idea what's on your usb disk
[03:06] <Pricey> louise: it depends.
[03:06] <louise> Pricey and bazhang : But it wouldn't allow you to install programs and download files, would it??
[03:06] <resno_> i am trying to install libcupsys2 on my computer to run an application. i get this message: libcupsys2 (>=1.2.1) install package libcupsys2. then i try that and it says no installation canidate.
[03:06] <cafuego> louise: Sure, thwey just won't still be there next time you boot.
[03:06] <keppi> louise:  sure, why not?
[03:06] <spO`> the proc/asound/cards file shows my device, but when i go into the card1 directory it does not say ALSA even though i have that installed. IS it just me or is Karmic not udnerstanding somtehing?
[03:06] <zhaowei> 有人吗？我第一次上来阿。
[03:06] <shentino> I'm just curious, but what is ubuntu's relationship with Mint?
[03:06] <bazhang> !cn | zhaowei
[03:06] <spO`> what do you do when an os does not want to conform to reality
[03:06] <HilBilly> louise ... look at www.pendrivelinux.com
[03:06] <louise> keppi and cafuego : Yes or NO?
[03:07] <keppi> shentino:  mint is based on ubuntu
[03:07] <cafuego> _benwah: In the grand tradition of open source development, you could see how xmffmpeg did it :-)
[03:07] <freetown> zhaowei, yeah, whta the bot said
[03:07] <cafuego> louise: Yes, you can install and download.
[03:07] <shentino> ah, so it's sorta like mint -> ubuntu -> debian
[03:07] <keppi> louise:  yes, you can install
[03:07] <RFXCasey> Ubuntu install options, what is the proper usage of irqpoll and do I have to move the -- to the end of the line
[03:07] <cafuego> louise: But it will all be lost when you shutdown; it's stored on aramdisk.
[03:07] <spO`> i think my ALSA is replaced by pcm3p ... whatever the heck that is
[03:07] <detrix> louise: you can install to a usb drive as you would any drive.   during the install just pick the usb drive to install to
[03:07] <freetown> say, is there a traditional chinese version of !cn?
[03:07] <_benwah> cafuego, hehe yea... but its a project to learn python... anyways, thanks for the info!
[03:08] <louise> keppi and cafuego and HilBilly : you said it will all be lost when I shutdown, right?
[03:08] <freetown> !tw
[03:08] <freetown> i guess not
[03:08] <bazhang> freetown, as far as I know there is not
[03:08] <keppi> louise:  unless you set persistent to be on, yes it will be lost when you reboot
[03:08] <louise> keppi and cafuego and HilBilly and detrix : slow down plz
[03:08] <wahben> cafuego, thanks ill check it out
[03:08] <RFXCasey> Machine down need help really quick questions
[03:08] <Pricey> RFXCasey: I believe if unsure, you should just leave default
[03:09] <resno_> what should i do when i get the message "no installation canidate"
[03:09] <keppi> louise:  ok
[03:09] <RFXCasey> not going to work
[03:09] <RFXCasey> I the default is conflicting with the hard drive
[03:09] <louise> keppi and cafuego and HilBilly and detrix : Of course I set Peresistent ON
[03:09] <louise> but the system just won't allow you to change
[03:10] <louise> keppi and cafuego and HilBilly and detrix : Of course I set Peresistent ON. But the system just won't allow you to install any program and save any file
[03:10] <ChogyDan> resno_: pick a different package to install?  But that probably doesn't answer your question
[03:10] <RFXCasey> I'm sorry I ment to say that the default option is causing an issue and I can't get it to install
[03:10] <julioneto> Hi all... I'd like to know if Ubuntu runs fine on a Dell Studio Hybrid... how can I know that?
[03:10] <resno_> ChogyDan: nope not in the least
[03:10] <bazhang> julioneto, try the live cd?
[03:11] <keppi> louise:  how much space did you allocate to be persistent?
[03:11] <resno_> ChogyDan: i tried installing the package, but it says its already installed. so im ant sure how to make it work
[03:11] <julioneto> bazhang: I'll buy it :}
[03:11] <louise> keppi and cafuego and HilBilly and detrix : 3.2GB
[03:11] <alifazel> ChogyDan: well, I went to edit /etc/default/grub
[03:12] <louise> keppi and cafuego and HilBilly and detrix : My pendrive is very good and fast, it has 4GB
[03:12] <alifazel> ChogyDan: but there's no grub file in /etc/default...
[03:12] <ChogyDan> resno_: you will have to tell us the package to get any further help.  I mean, plain and simple, the package isn't there.  Either the repo is connected or the package is old
[03:12] <coachz> how can i mount my usb hard driver please ?
[03:12] <freetown> coachz, it should be automatic
[03:12] <detrix> louise: 8gigs would be better
[03:12] <ChogyDan> alifazel: hrmm, I dunno.  maybe reinstall grub 2?
[03:12] <resno_> ChogyDan: so how do i do that?
[03:12] <coachz> where would i see it in nautilus ?
[03:12] <alifazel> coachz: I think you should be able to plug it in, and if it's not automatic maybe an fdisk -l to see where it is?
[03:12] <keppi> louise:  hmmm...  Does it give you any errors?
[03:12] <louise> keppi and cafuego and HilBilly and detrix : I know, I have a 8GB too. Just tell me, are you experience this or not?
[03:13] <ChogyDan> resno_: what package?
[03:13] <alifazel> ChogyDan: I did that a while ago, that's when I got stuck at the grub prompt instead of booting directly to win7 :P
[03:13] <coachz> it doesn't show up in fdisk -l
[03:13] <resno_> ChogyDan: i am trying to linstall libcupsys2
[03:13] <yxz97> can anyone help me please
[03:13] <louise> keppi and cafuego and HilBilly and detrix : All right, I am gonna boot it again, and I will come up tell you what I saw, ok?
[03:13] <resno_> !ask | yxz97
[03:13] <coachz> ahh now i see it
[03:13] <alifazel> coachz: sorry, then, I'm a google *nix user :P, I google as I go
[03:13] <coachz> thanks
[03:14] <yxz97> I have dissapeared from my gnome desktop the below bar
[03:14] <alifazel> coachz: there ya go
[03:14] <louise> keppi and cafuego and HilBilly and detrix : All right, I am gonna boot it again, and I will come up tell you what I saw, ok? would you hold there and wait?
[03:14] <yxz97> how can I get it back ...
[03:14] <keppi> louise:  oaky
[03:14] <detrix> yes
[03:14] <louise> keppi and cafuego and HilBilly and detrix : thanks
[03:14] <eremite> yxz97: right click on top bar and choose "New Panel" then choose Add To Panel.
[03:14] <ChogyDan> resno_: libcups2
[03:14] <keppi> louise:  no problem
[03:14] <resno_> ChogyDan: did that. thats where the problem starts
[03:15] <Shazzamy> who is xdkruobl
[03:15] <ChogyDan> resno_: whats the problem?
[03:15] <Shazzamy> ??
[03:15] <Shazzamy> he keeps sending dcc connection haha
[03:15] <DigitalKiwi> Shazzamy: some jerk
[03:15] <Shazzamy> okay
[03:16] <RFXCasey> why is there a : after my name?
[03:16] <jpds> Shazzamy: http://blog.freenode.net/2009/11/dcc-spam-and-how-to-handle-it/
[03:16] <Shazzamy> thank you
[03:17] <jpds> RFXCasey: To separate your nick from your text?
[03:17] <freetown> RFXCasey, depends on the irc client too
[03:19] <undurundur> what the hell...?
[03:19] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[03:19] <ctmjr> !netsplit
[03:19] <maco> Shazzamy: language
[03:19] <jpds> maco: English?
[03:19] <Shazzamy> lol
[03:19] <Shazzamy> english?
[03:19] <yxz97> JESUS
[03:19] <yxz97> JESUS
[03:19] <maco> Shazzamy: watch your mouth
[03:19] <PhantomLink> Did half of freenode just go poof?
[03:19] <spO`> karmic says no such audio driver alsa, but alsa driver is installed. I don't understand
[03:19] <Shazzamy> i [*] it
[03:19] <Pricey> !split
[03:19] <APERSON> !netsplit
[03:19] <BlueParrot> uhm, for some random reason my mouse has started using the middle button to double click , and I dunno why : (
[03:19] <PhantomLink> Heh, I've never seen such a big netsplit.
[03:19] <maco> PhantomLink: freenode is made of many servers. one went out of sync
[03:19] <PhantomLink> I know what it was, Pricey
[03:19] <yxz97> MY LORD WHAT IS SPLIT OHHH JESUS !!!!
[03:20] <Shazzamy> wow
[03:20] <PhantomLink> Seriously, WHO THE (family chat, censored) TRIES TO SEND VIRUSES TO UBUNTU USERS?
[03:20] <Wilabob> Hi, I'm having troubles with installing my wifi card this is my thread if you could please read! http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8381766#post8381766
[03:20] <maco> spO`: are you trying to "modprobe alsa"?
[03:21] <BlueParrot> it is really annoying when trying to scroll in firefox : (
[03:21] <yxz97> ls
[03:21] <Shazzamy> i'm on windows atm
[03:21] <maco> spO`: cuz thats not the name of the module
[03:21] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[03:21] <PhantomLink> Sorry, rage'd at the bunch of malformed dcc requests heh
[03:21] <shentino> they hit the gentoo channel too
[03:21] <freetown> what dcc requests?
[03:21] <Shazzamy> i'm getting a lot
[03:21] <rvn> how does one check/change the session manager?
[03:21] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[03:21] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[03:22] <BlueParrot> ^^
[03:22] <microlith> :o
[03:22] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[03:22] <skreeves> Hi channel.
[03:22] <Wilabob> Is anyone seeing my comments?
[03:22] <Pricey> Wilabob: yep
[03:22] <Wilabob> Thanks
[03:22] <shentino> Wilabob:  aye
[03:22] <Mike_lifeguard> !repear FloodBot1
[03:22] <Mike_lifeguard> !repeat | FloodBot1
[03:22] <Mike_lifeguard> :P
[03:22] <resno_> ChogyDan   Package libcupsys2 is not installed. then i try to install libcupsys2 and it says i need to install libcups2.
[03:22] <PhantomLink> Wilabob, yes
[03:23] <PhantomLink> Wilabob:  Restate your comment/question though, it might not have gone through when the net was split...
[03:23] <ChogyDan> resno_: yes, all you should need is libcups2     that will provide libcupsys2
[03:23] <Wilabob> ChogyDan: Hey I got ubuntu running!! I needed to add a /boot partition at the beginning of my disk cause of OLD bios
[03:23] <resno_> ChogyDan: my computer seems to think its not there
[03:23] <ChogyDan> resno_: see: apt-cache show libcups2
[03:24] <Wilabob> ChogyDan: Now I need to install wifi.. Not near as easy as winshit... Here's my thread if you could take a look: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8381766#post8381766
[03:24] <dhiaeldeen> how can i install the drivers for my "up to 512 ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2400 XT HyperMemory" on Linux ?
[03:25] <Wilabob> Hi, I'm having troubles with installing my wifi card this is my thread if you could please read! http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8381766#post8381766
[03:25] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Try Gparted live CD
[03:25] <sod> anyone have any knowledge of ladspa/alsa and feel like helping out a noob?
[03:25] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: What kind of wifi card?
[03:26] <Wilabob> xjustyb11 WMP11 v2.7 it's boadcom
[03:26] <resno_> ChogyDan: do you want me to dpaste the results?
[03:26] <ChogyDan> resno_: sure
[03:26] <BlueParrot> any idea what may have recently made my third mouse button map to a double click rather than a third button ?
[03:26] <resno_> ChogyDan: here it is: http://dpaste.com/124824/
[03:27] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: BTW I'm on 9.10 and compiling ndiswrapper didn't go great although installing from synaptic works fine
[03:28] <ChogyDan> resno_: hah!  I was giving you that command for your information.  I'm afraid I don't see what the problem is.  Don't you already have that installed?  What's going on?
[03:28] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Yeah the 2.6.31 kernel changed the hooks used for wi-fi I had to compile madwifi to work.
[03:29] <cads> hey is there a configuration assistant for setting up things like internet connection sharing for home networks?
[03:29] <ChogyDan> !ics | cads
[03:29] <resno_> ChogyDan: i am following this guide. http://www.nervous.it/2009/04/canon-pixma-mp620-wireless-on-ubuntu/ and installing the deb packages. during the "install" it says it needs libcipsys2. and i cant find a way to get it there
[03:29] <cads> !firestarter | cads
[03:29] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Have you tried the little Hardware drivers GUI thing in Ubuntu?
[03:30] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: what's that?
[03:30] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: also should I try madwifi like you said?
[03:30] <cads> thanks ChogyDan
[03:30] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: madwifi is for atheros cards wouldn't work for you.
[03:30] <thevor> Hi, I am having some trouble connecting to an external hard drive. A more detailed explanation will follow.
[03:31] <resno_> ChogyDan: i am basically met with this message: http://dpaste.com/124825/
[03:31] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: OK, so what should I do?
[03:31] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: There's a little GUI tool that let's you download "3rd party drivers" I wouldn't know where it is in GNOME.
[03:31] <android6011> I have hdmi going to my tv from my ubuntu machine but there is no audio
[03:31] <android6011> i went into the sound controls and selected nvidia hdmi and turned everything all the way up and still nothing
[03:32] <thevor> I am running Ubuntu 9.10, on a dell inspiron 1525. I am trying to connect to a NexStar GX, via my wireless network. The EXHD is connected to the network via a Mac Router. When I goto Places->Network, I can see the name of the wireless harddrive, but opening it reveals no files, and I am not able to write to it. Also, when I connect directly to the hard drive via USB, I am able to read and write without problems. Does anyone have any ideas?
[03:32] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: no idea where it is?
[03:32] <archet45> anyone know why no ports on my ubuntu 9.10 installation would be opening or connectable?
[03:33] <dhiaeldeen> how can i install the drivers for my "up to 512 ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2400 XT HyperMemory" on Linux ?
[03:33] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: is it under Administration > Hardware Drivers? Nothing happens when I open it
[03:33] <dhiaeldeen> can you hear me guys ?
[03:33] <fuogor> in rhythmbox, I was trying to copy songs from a CD to my computer, and it worked for a bit, but then it gave me this error: Unable to locate encoding profile for mime-type. Can anyone help?
[03:33] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Yeah that's it
[03:35] <binMonkey> hi, guys.  i'm going to buy a laptop this weekend.  it'll be a 64 bit system with four gigs of ram.  i'm going to keep windows and dual boot.  will the 32 bit version of ubuntu recognize all four gig of ram or do i need 64 to do that?  and do flash and java work on 64 bit?
[03:35] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Try this
[03:35] <BlueParrot> did a recent update screw with mosue settings per chance ?
[03:35] <BlueParrot> I've lost scrolling from my third mous ebutton : (
[03:35] <shentino> in theory, 32 bit with PAE should recognize all four gigs
[03:35] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Open Synaptic and hit the reload button.
[03:35] <BlueParrot> in firefox
[03:36] <BlueParrot> and it's not firefox that si wrong, pressing both buttons to emulate it works
[03:36] <shentino> the actual limit on physical memory is 64G
[03:36] <binMonkey> shentino: what is pae?
[03:36] <BlueParrot> it just the 3rd button seems to double click or something
[03:36] <BlueParrot> and I can't figure out why
[03:36] <BlueParrot> :-(
[03:36] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Then open that GUI thing for hardware drivers.
[03:36] <shentino> Physical Address Extension
[03:37] <shentino> it's a page table format that allows the CPU to access a 36-bit physical address insteado f just a 32-bit
[03:37] <shentino> so, you need PAE support if you have more than 4G physical address space
[03:37] <binMonkey> how do i install it?  is it in the repos?
[03:37] <Zzarkc> Wow. This IRC chat just freaked on me. I had to go and register my name and a ton of stuff.
[03:37] <xjustyb11> binMonkey: Forget it.  Just use a 64-bit Ubuntu, Flash is available on 64-bit and so is the Java Plugin.
[03:38] <r00tintheb0x> Hey all, how can I decompress a .bin file?
[03:38] <r00tintheb0x> I just need to get a file out of it.
[03:38] <binMonkey> i'm going to take a live cd with me to test stuff.  is there a command to check the amount of memory the system recognizes?
[03:39] <r00tintheb0x> Its a backup client install file for linux
[03:39] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: It says searching for drivers then opens and shows the broadcom b43legacy driver (b43-fwcutter)
[03:40] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Give it a shot.
[03:40] <Zzarkc> Alright, I've had a problem with my wireless internet. I just did a fresh install up to 9.10. I use a WUSB54G USB adapter and an Apple Airport Extreme Base Station with WPA2 security encryption. I used to be able to get on a few versions back using ndiswrapper, but I can't seem to get that reinstalled or to get my adapter to connect to the network. I can see the network, it just won't connect. Any ideas?
[03:40] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Let me know what happens.
[03:40] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: No it's already installed
[03:40] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Okay so what's the problem?
[03:41] <xjustyb11> binMonkey: Try dmesg | grep -i memory
[03:41] <chris231989> binmonkey: free
[03:41] <chris231989> that too
[03:41] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: When I click on the network tab it says wireless is disabled, I can't connect to anything...
[03:42] <binMonkey> thanks, guys.
[03:42] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Hmmm.
[03:42] <archet45> how come when i do a port scan online the result always comes up the port is closed, but when i do a local scan on ubuntu it shows my needed port is open?
[03:42] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: I've tried three different guides for my card and nothing is working.
[03:43] <ZykoticK9> archet45, are you using a router
[03:43] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: My thread... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8381766#post8381766
[03:43] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Just to be sure there is a green light beside the b43-fwcutter thingy in the GUI, right?
[03:44] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: yep
[03:45] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Try opening a console and "iwlist scanning"
[03:45]  * BlueParrot wants her middle mouse button back 
[03:45] <BlueParrot> Some update seems to have stolen it
[03:45] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Let me know what happens
[03:45] <BlueParrot> I just get double clicks instead
[03:45] <archet45> ZykoticK9, and yes i've already forwarded the port to my static ip address on ubuntu 9.10
[03:46] <ZykoticK9> archet45, ??? that's certainly the point i was chasing
[03:46] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: On wlan0 it says Failed to read scan data : Network is down
[03:46] <tplus> Pricey, is it ok now?
[03:46] <Zzarkc> Any ideas for my problem?
[03:46] <Pricey> tplus: aha :-) Yes.
[03:47] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Try "sudo ifup wlan0"
[03:47] <tplus> thanks :)
[03:47] <archet45> under my "network connections" it says it was last used "never" but yet i'm still online,,, will this have something to do with why my ports are having issues?
[03:48] <tplus> i am having issues configuring linphone.. can anyone help?
[03:48] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: Ignoring unknown interface wlan0=wlan0
[03:48] <EmergeTW> Good evening everyone. Is there a tool that will change all the entries in sources.list to another mirror?
[03:49] <xjustyb11> Wilabob: Okay, well something is amiss.  I'll keep your thread in mind but I've got to get some sleep now.
[03:49] <Wilabob> xjustyb11: Thanks!
[03:49] <Wilabob> Can someone help me with my wifi problem? My thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8381766#post8381766
[03:50] <Zzarkc> Can people see my messages?
[03:50] <freetown> no
[03:50] <archet45> my active network services netstat shows the protocol is "tcp6" for port 80, does this mean my ipv6 address is misconfigured?
[03:50] <Wilabob> Zzarkc: Yep
[03:50] <Zzarkc> I don't mean to sound stupid, but I've been having troubles with this channel for some reason.
[03:50] <chowder> EmergeTW: I don't know of a specific too per se but you could do that very easily with a script
[03:51] <freetown> Zzarkc, sorry, not done any wireless on Linux yet
[03:51] <chowder> EmergeTW: of course, you'd have to write the script yourself :p
[03:51] <EmergeTW> chowder: I was trying that, but my regex has gotten to rusty.
[03:51] <Zzarkc> freetown:  That's cool. I just wasn't sure if anyone was even seeing those messages.
[03:52] <chowder> EmergeTW: Perl has pretty powerful regex
[03:52] <chowder> idk what language you've been using but I prefer perl to traditional unix tools like sed and awk
[03:52] <freetown> Zzarkc, well the screen flies so sometimes it will be missed
[03:53] <ZykoticK9> EmergeTW, doesn't System / Administration / Software Sources - change the mirror(s)?
[03:53] <josvuk> How to make printf("\a"); beep? Is this a question gnome-termial related?
[03:53] <Zzarkc> freetown: True that. i'll repost it.
[03:53] <EmergeTW> ZykoticK9: server install, no gui
[03:53] <Zzarkc> I've had a problem with my wireless internet. I just did a fresh install up to 9.10. I use a WUSB54G USB adapter and an Apple Airport Extreme Base Station with WPA2 security encryption. I used to be able to get on a few versions back using ndiswrapper, but I can't seem to get that reinstalled or to get my adapter to connect to the network. I can see the network, it just won't connect. Any ideas?
[03:53] <ZykoticK9> EmergeTW, ahhh
[03:54] <BryanC> Can someone please help me with chmod? I have setup an ftp server using proftp; and mounted a filesystem to access my NAS. I can login via ftp client and download files but i cannot upload files. the ftp home directory has many files and subdirectories in it. All of them need to be accessable from an ftp client.
[03:54] <EmergeTW> ZykoticK9, thanks for the thought though. :)
[03:54] <coachz> god that centos channel is full of assholes
[03:54] <Eraldo> anyone having time to solve a ssh problem via pm?
[03:54] <coachz> what's up with those losers
[03:55] <Eraldo> I get "Read from socket failed: Connection reset by peer" error when trying to ssh to my localhost
[03:56] <DaZ> Eraldo: /var/log/auth* && /etc/hosts.deny
[03:56] <DaZ> and hosts.allow ;f
[03:56] <Sememmon> strange how sound works great in video playback but is mangled badly in games..
[03:56] <ZykoticK9> Sememmon, you playing Quake 4 or Doom 3?
[03:56] <Sememmon> neither..
[03:57] <Sememmon> EVE in wine.. and a couple native games.. hedgewars, for instance.
[03:57] <ZykoticK9> Sememmon, just an FYI (which i do not recommend to anyone) - i actually ditched Pulse audio in my 9.10 and now games sound fine!  just an FYI
[03:57] <Tech33> where can I get information on 'cleaning up' a kernel out of grub?
[03:57] <Eraldo> DaZ: only comments there
[03:58] <Sememmon> ZykoticK9: you just use alsa?
[03:58] <DaZ> Tech33: edit /boot/grub/menu.lst? ;f
[03:58] <ZykoticK9> Sememmon, yup - so are no issues (this is only since yesterday)
[03:58] <Sememmon> i had to do that on a previous ubuntu install on a different system.. to get optical out working properly.
[03:58] <DaZ> or something the newer grub has
[03:58] <Sememmon> ZykoticK9: hm.. good to hear that. worth considering...
[03:58] <DaZ> Eraldo: even /var/log/auth.log?
[03:59] <Sememmon> ZykoticK9: did you happen to follow any particular guide to accomplish that? or did you just remove pulseaudio in synaptic?
[03:59] <Sememmon> i used a guide a whiel back that disabled it but kept it installed .. just in case. =]
[04:00] <kepp1o> hey, someone's got my nick :(
[04:00] <ZykoticK9> Sememmon, http://paste.ubuntu.com/327324/
[04:00] <Sememmon> kepp1o: do you have it registered?
[04:00] <tplus> i am having issues configuring linphone.. can anyone help?
[04:00] <Sememmon> ZykoticK9: thanks =]
[04:00] <Eraldo> DaZ: error: Could not load host key: /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key
[04:01] <kepp1o> no :( I tried to register it and it said someone owns it
[04:01] <Sememmon> not quite as elegant as I was hoping.. might check to see if the method I used before still aplies.
[04:01] <Tech33> so if I set "# howmany=all" to #howmany=2" I'll get rid of all but the latest two kernels, right?
[04:01] <Sememmon> kepp1o: oh, nothing can be done then.
[04:01] <DaZ> Eraldo: now google [;
[04:02] <kepp1o> Sememmon:   humph...  I was just using it...  Oh well...
[04:03] <mezquitale> kepp1o, you shouldve registered your nick when you had the chance
[04:04] <BryanC> i have read some guides and i think i know what needs to be done but i would like some help in the implementation.
[04:04] <Sememmon> ZykoticK9: This is what I followed on 8.10: http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2008/10/29/alsa-instead-of-pulseaudio-for-ubuntu-810-intrepid-a-non-destructive-way/
[04:04] <phix> hey, what happened to the SIP client in Ubuntu?
[04:05] <phix> gnome or gphone or something, what is a recommended SIP client to use in Ubuntu?
[04:05] <Sememmon> looks like he has a 9.04 post too.
[04:05] <ZykoticK9> Sememmon, thanks!  might try that next time round.
[04:05] <mezquitale> phix, just use "add/remove? and search for SIP
[04:06] <phix> mezquitale: oh yeah, which one do you recommend?
[04:06] <Sememmon> ZykoticK9: there's a discussin in his 9.04 post about it working in 9.10 also.
[04:06] <mezquitale> phix, sorry ive never used SIP clients
[04:06] <Sememmon> didn't even think about that .. removing/disabling pulse.. I might just have to try.
[04:08] <phix> mezquitale: hmmm only twinkle pops up
[04:08] <ZykoticK9> Sememmon, all my audio was working fine with Pulse -- except games, which where unplayable due to crackling/static/generally-BAD-sound, now my games sound as they where suppose to
[04:08] <Sememmon> ZykoticK9: that's exactly the problem I'm having
[04:08] <Sememmon> ZykoticK9: what audio chipset do you have?
[04:09] <RFXCasey> Please need some quick help with install options in Ubuntu
[04:09] <mezquitale> phix, you might want to ask again later on, this time ask what SIP client would they recommend, if someone has ever used a SIP client they will surely reply
[04:09] <ZykoticK9> Sememmon, 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) -- but reading posts it seems like it's not chipset specific
[04:10] <Sememmon> ZykoticK9: Intel HDA =]
[04:10]  * Sememmon too
[04:10] <mezquitale> RFXCasey, go ahead and ask away in the room and all in one line
[04:10] <Sememmon> $ cat /proc/asound/cards
[04:10] <Sememmon>  0 [Intel          ]: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel
[04:11] <winchendonspring> I edited my swap partition and now things are messed up
[04:12] <Ahadiel> phix, Maybe ekiga?
[04:12] <phix> Ahadiel: hmmm that wasnt in the list
[04:12] <RFXCasey> How do I add the irqpoll option to the kernal options during install, meaning do I have to move the -- to the end of the line? Is all I need to enter irqpoll and then --?
[04:12] <Ahadiel> phix, Try it out and see.
[04:14] <winchendonspring> since editing my swap partition from the live cd , the swap partition will not mount at start up. what should I do? im clueless
[04:14] <eremite> Sorry to be off topic, but does anyone know of a good comic book channel on IRC?
[04:17] <arquebus> l
[04:17] <spO`> any of you consider renaming Karmic to Buggy
[04:18] <Sememmon> that'd throw off the naming convention =]
[04:18] <Sememmon> Kludgey Koala?
[04:18] <RFXCasey> How do I add the irqpoll option to the kernal options during install, meaning do I have to move the -- to the end of the line? Is all I need to enter irqpoll and then --?
[04:18] <RFXCasey> see it's just funny cause when I do just ask a question I get no love
[04:19] <Sememmon> RFXCasey: if I knew the answer I'd respond =]
[04:19] <Sememmon> just hafta be patient.
[04:19] <tLoFP> can someone walk me thorugh how to check my disks
[04:19] <RFXCasey> I can't believe no one has ever used an install option by pressing f6 and then appending the kernal option line?
[04:20] <sebsebseb> !love |  RFXCasey
[04:20] <winchendonspring> is anyone here familiar with editing partitions from the live cd?
[04:20] <tLoFP> one of my hdds just made a horrible noise, id like to check that all is good
[04:20] <Sememmon> ice weasels..
[04:20] <Sememmon> RFXCasey: I'm sure people have. But I haven't. =]
[04:21] <RFXCasey> ok I have done it before but forgot the context
[04:21] <RFXCasey> or should I say syntax
[04:21] <Eraldo> DaZ: I can't find the reason... I don't understand the posts I found... I even deleted the .ssh directory and restarted the daemon ...nothing
[04:22] <webbb82> ok im confused about a install   i installed ubuntu to my external hard drive useing "usb startup dick maker
[04:22] <Eraldo> DaZ: will reinstalling ssh help?
[04:22] <DaZ> Eraldo: you can try
[04:23] <DaZ> Eraldo: before you removed the directory you could check the permissions ;f
[04:23] <webbb82> 'but when i go and run it from my external     if i download anything it will say i have zero space on computer to install    but my external hard drive is 250 gbs
[04:23] <spO`> the frustration of karmic has made my mind all confused for today and frustrated.... I don't think it will go away until i wake up anew tomorrow
[04:23] <spO`> i tried asprin
[04:24] <kbp> does anyone know how to know the ethernet card name on ubuntu?
[04:25] <ZykoticK9> kbp, eth0
[04:25] <s2r> kbp: did you try ifconfig ?
[04:25] <tLoFP> how do i check my disks for errors
[04:25] <Ahadiel> kbp, try "lspci"
[04:26] <kbp> ok thank you guys, lspci does the trick. ifconfig doesn't show name and eth0 is not a valid command :)
[04:26] <mezquitale> tLoFP, use fsck
[04:27] <ZykoticK9> KB1JWQ, sorry "lspci | grep -i net" ususally does the trick
[04:27] <ZykoticK9> kbp, ^
[04:27] <kbp> ZykoticK9: got it ^^
[04:27] <s2r> does anybody know if from ubuntu I cant set ntfs ACL permission?
[04:28] <tLoFP> mezquitale: how do I see a list of all my disks?
[04:29] <ZykoticK9> tLoFP, "sudo fdisk -l"
[04:29] <tLoFP> whats the fdisk command for?
[04:29] <ZykoticK9> tLoFP, usually fdisk partitions disk but with the "-l" it just lists the drives
[04:31] <declan2> Hey guys, I followed the directions here, http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Ubuntu, installed it, but it doesn't show up in "sessions", even after a reboot
[04:32] <RFXCasey> How do I add the irqpoll option to the kernal options during install, meaning do I have to move the -- to the end of the line? Is all I need to enter irqpoll and then --?
[04:32] <kepp1o> I'm trying to boot from USB stick and I get stuck with a blinking cursor :(
[04:32] <mezquitale> sudo touch /forcefsck  --- and then reboot, it could take a long time, you can also run fsck while your machine is on but you have to unmount your partition first, you can use ubuntu groups if you want to check a hard drive while youre using ubuntu, you could also use a live CD
[04:33] <tLoFP> mezquitale: will that check ALL disks?
[04:35] <Eraldo> DaZ: if I set the port back to 22 it does work again... but with my altered port I get the error
[04:35] <declan2> Anyone?
[04:35] <Eraldo> DaZ: somehow ssh won't let me connect to localhost on any other port then 22
[04:36] <winchendonspring> has anyone edited partitions from the live cd before?
[04:38] <Firefishe> I just upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10 using the synaptic upgrade tool.  The upgrade got stuck in the middle, so I used a combination of upgrade and dist-upgrade on the command line to finish the job.  My system appears stable at the moment, but my sources.list file is a mess.  What can I do to correct this?
[04:39] <daBomb69> How do I open terminal via the keyboard?
[04:39] <ZykoticK9> Firefishe, what is the output of "uname -r"?
[04:40] <ardchoille> Firefishe: if your sources.list file is a mess, meaning that it may have sources for two different ubuntu versions, then you may have a mixed system since you finished the job via cli
[04:40] <ZykoticK9> daBomb69, Alt+F2 then gnome-terminal
[04:40] <daBomb69> Ok, thanks!
[04:40] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  Is there a way to correct that problem?
[04:41] <ardchoille> Firefishe: can you pastebin your sources.list file?
[04:41] <ardchoille> !paste
[04:41] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  Without having to do a clean install?
[04:41] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  Yeah, I can pastebin it for you, np.
[04:41] <mezquitale> winchendonspring, yes, use a live CD with gparted, back up all your data just in case although ive never  had any issues.  I've hosed  partitions by mistake and was actually ever to recover data
[04:41] <duryodhan> hi .. I want to install the package at Firefishe https://launchpad.net/~frank-dekervel/+archive/ppa. But I can't. problem (to me) seems to be the backports module is for 2.6.31-11 , whereas I am running 2.6.31-14. Do you know how I can install the -11 version ? apt-get doesn't work
[04:42] <duryodhan> s/Firefishe//
[04:44] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  Here's my sources.list:    http://paste.ubuntu.com/327342/
[04:46] <ardchoille> Firefishe: That's actually not as much of a mess as you think
[04:46] <JRWR> I have a odd one, I have a mass of user folders, and i wish to pull certien folders from there user folders, and all their stuff gets overlayed to a root folder, so as a example, /home/bob/work, memos, other, <then> /home/jen/work, memos, other, | then put those 3 folders into /storage/work, memos, other, (the commas are sperate folders), how would i do this
[04:46] <ardchoille> Firefishe: see line 48 in that paste? Comment that line and do: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[04:47] <webbb82> what am i dong wrong i am tryin to format and make a partition for my external hard drive but when i goto apply the changes it sayd error devise damaged or undetected
[04:47] <JRWR> Overlaying everyones files
[04:47] <JRWR> i know it sounds like a odd request
[04:47] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  Line 48...k
[04:47] <ardchoille> Firefishe: the line with jaunty in it
[04:47] <BlueParrot> I'm getting desperate here, tried poking HAL, xinput and even reconfigured xserver-xorg , but no matter hwat I try Ubuntu seems to have ( last night ) decided to use my 3rd mouse button as a double click of the first. It basically makes one of my mouse buttons unusable so I now have no middle click. :-(
[04:48] <webbb82> this is what i get  DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.NotFound: The given volume was not found
[04:48] <ardchoille> Firefishe: I would also comment the "proposed" and "backports" lines too, unless you know exactly what they mean
[04:49] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  I've usually kept the backports and proposed lines uncommented.
[04:49] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  However, for now, to stabilize the system, shall I comment them for the time being?
[04:49] <ardchoille> Firefishe: do you know what porposed and backports mean?
[04:49] <ardchoille> Firefishe: I would
[04:49] <BlueParrot> I can't see my mouse listed in "xinput list" either , however it works just fine ( except I have no middle click )
[04:50] <Firefishe> I've needed some functionality, and--by reading various online manuals of particular software--needed to uncomment both.  However, with this Franken-System I have right now, who knows? *sigh*
[04:51] <ardchoille> Firefishe: the backports contain packages that aren't as tested as the main release stuff, and the proposed is even less so
[04:55] <LabRaTz> Does anyone know how to (or if I even can) control which screen Karmic's gdm uses to display the login prompt on?  I have a dual-monitor system, and my nvidia-settings work fine in gnome, but not before login.
[04:55] <kbp> does anyone use CoreQuad on ubuntu 64bit? how many cpus do you have in system monitor?
[04:56] <LabRaTz> kbp: eight, because you have eight threads...
[04:56] <declan2> Hey guys, I followed the directions here, http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Ubuntu, installed it, but it doesn't show up in "sessions", even after a reboot
[04:56] <kbp> LabRaTz: I see. How about on 32bit?
[04:57] <LabRaTz> kbp: the same, I'd imagine
[04:57] <Cyber_Akuma> I installed ubuntu 9.10, now i get a grub errorr, unknown filesystem
[04:58] <webbb82> i have avant window nav installed and the past day or so  when i click on firefox it wont start nore will nautilus  but if i open opera in avant it will start rite up
[04:58] <winchendonspring> how do I test the swap partition to see if its functioning properly?
[04:58] <kbp> LabRaTz: that's my problem. running Core 2 Duo on 32bit and just shows 2 instead of 4. While Dual Core on 64bits shows 4.
[04:59] <TheBoggey> winchendonspring, hibernate
[04:59] <LabRaTz> kbp: hmmm... not sure how to help with that one...
[05:00] <winchendonspring> theboggey, I resized the swap partition from a live cd and now the system is strange
[05:00] <TheBoggey> winchendonspring, how strange ?
[05:00] <TheBoggey> !tab | winchendonspring
[05:00] <winchendonspring> no wallpaper, no panel, no sound
[05:01] <TheBoggey> winchendonspring, you didn't mess up anything in your home partition or root partition?
[05:01] <munk> is anyone else having trouble with sound since the change to koala?
[05:01] <Taim> winchendonspring: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[05:02] <winchendonspring> TheBoggey: I may have. I can get into the not current kernel from the grub menu but not the newest
[05:03] <TheBoggey> winchendonspring, well, I believe thats the problem... You really should be careful with this things.. are your files in home still alive?
[05:03] <winchendonspring> Taim: I read that faq and it didn't pinpoint my errors
[05:03] <TheBoggey> if so, I would recommend you to either spend more time here to see if somebody knows about your problem better than I do, or just reinstall ubuntu
[05:04] <TheBoggey> if you shrunk the root partition you may have caused some critical damage to it.. may
[05:04] <Taim> winchendonspring: I see this now.  I am a bit late to the conversation.
[05:05] <winchendonspring> TheBoggey: my home folder is fine and everything seems to be running fine but ...
[05:05] <kiwifunk> !pastebin
[05:05] <TheBoggey> winchendonspring, can you switch to the terminal? (control+f7)
[05:05] <winchendonspring> TheBoggey: here is my post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1336645
[05:07] <dhiaeldeen> how can i install the drivers for my "up to 512 ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2400 XT HyperMemory" on Linux ?
[05:07] <dhiaeldeen> thanks
[05:07] <kbp> does anyone know how to disable the progress bar on shut down? My graphics card messes it up when shutting down.
[05:07] <Firefishe> Problem:  Just I just upgraded form 9.04 to 9.10 with the synaptic upgrade tool.  I received some advice, and eliminated some non-functional sources.list entries.  I present here two pastebins.  The first is my current sources.list, and the second is the output result of doing upgrade and dist-upgrade.  I'd appreciate any feedback available.  Here are the pastebins:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/327351
[05:07] <Firefishe> crap
[05:07] <Firefishe> sorry
[05:08] <Firefishe> http://paste.ubuntu.com/327352/ is the second
[05:08] <coachz> can i instally jaunty packages like mysql-server 5.0 in 9.10 ubuntu ?
[05:08] <Firefishe> Also, is there any way a person can downgrade a distro without doing a clean install?
[05:09] <Scunizi> Firefishe: nope
[05:09] <winchendonspring> how do I see the UUID of my swap partition
[05:09] <Firefishe> Scunizi:  I see.
[05:09] <kbp> that's the reason why I don;t use any none-LTS ubuntu version s :)
[05:11] <LabRaTz> winchendonspring: try "sudo blkid"
[05:11] <Taim> winchendonspring: tune2fs -l /dev/sda1
[05:11] <ghufran> hi ... i tried to change my password and it didnt change ... but my default keyring password changed and now it asks me that everytime .. what do i do?
[05:12] <IdeAlEss> Okay, If I share a folder in Nautilus shouldn't it have a config section entered into the smb.conf file?
[05:12] <ZykoticK9> ghufran, did you also switch to automatically logging in?
[05:13] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  Welcome back
[05:13] <TheBoggey> winchendonspring, well, your thing doesn't seem to be fucked up..
[05:13] <ardchoille> Firefishe: Thanks
[05:13] <TheBoggey> try running things like gnome-panel and nautilus
[05:13] <ghufran> Zykotick9: no
[05:13] <ardchoille> Firefishe: So, how did it go?
[05:13] <TheBoggey> winchendonspring, or what the other guys said, they seem wiser about the matter
[05:14] <cads> is there a way to return my network configurations back to install defaults?
[05:14] <Taim> winchendonspring TheBoggey LabRaTz: I like labrat's answer the best.
[05:14] <cads> or some kind of checkpoint?
[05:14] <ghufran> Zykotick9: i changed the password.. the popup says password changed.. on 9.1
[05:14] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[05:14] <TheBoggey> Taim, seems ok to me, I don't nearly understand it haha
[05:14] <winchendonspring> TheBoggey: yeah, I know there's probably something simple.
[05:14] <jonrafkind> how do I put my laptop into suspend? is there an icon I can cilck?
[05:14] <ShapeShifter499> I want to know, how do I force apps and games that are ran through wine to open there links in firefox(native linux) or firefox(wine) ?
[05:15] <TheBoggey> oh, I see it lists partitions
[05:15] <ritesh> hey guys what do you suggest for editor for , php , ajax,javascript and css coding?
[05:15] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  Well, I'm hoping, fine.  Here are two pastebins.  The first is my current sources.list after I deleted three unnecessary lines.  The second is the output of upgrade and dist-upgrade using apt.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/327351/  and  http://paste.ubuntu.com/327352/
[05:15] <winchendonspring> right now I cannot open the terminal so im going to have to restart this pig
[05:15] <shentino> I use mcedit
[05:15] <TheBoggey> ritesh, geany
[05:15] <ritesh> what do you suggest...which is more popular.
[05:15] <ritesh> Theboggery: thanks..
[05:15] <Taim> ritesh: There are may different editors.  Check them out and decide for yourself.  I personally like vi or gedit.
[05:15] <Scunizi> ritesh: scream, bluefish, there are others
[05:15] <LabRaTz> ritesh: I like KomodoEdit, but gedit is good for lightweight too.
[05:16] <ritesh> hmm..well i just installed ubuntu for the first time..yesterday...been on a ride since yesterday..
[05:16] <ritesh> vista does sucks.!!!
[05:16] <Scunizi> ritesh: even gedit has options for color coding different scripting types
[05:16] <ritesh> k.
[05:16] <TheBoggey> ritesh, right on buddy!
[05:16] <ardchoille> Firefishe: It loks good to me
[05:16] <ritesh> okay...thanks..
[05:16] <TheBoggey> ritesh, geany is pretty minimalistic and adapts wonderfully to the interface (as it is GTK)
[05:16] <ritesh> theboggery: I would like to develop some applications if possible for ubuntu...
[05:16] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  Is there any way to tell if it's a true Karmic install, and not a Franken-System? ;)
[05:17] <ritesh> any documentation url..
[05:17] <Scunizi> ritesh: it's a good ride.. large learning curve in the beginning and then levels.. at least until you find another "thing" to try/learn in linux
[05:17] <TheBoggey> !tab | ritesh
[05:17] <ardchoille> Firefishe: lsb_release -a  <- that's all I can tell you
[05:17] <TheBoggey> ritesh, thats nice indeed, with java?
[05:17] <ritesh> ubottu, thanks..
[05:17] <TheBoggey> hahahaha
[05:18] <TheBoggey> ritesh, any project in mind? I might volunteer if the project is in C
[05:18] <Cyber_Akuma> Hey guys, I tried following the instructions here "https://bugs.launchpad.net/debian/+source/grub2/+bug/403408/comments/10" but the sudo update-grub command just says "error: cannot find a device for /". This this because im running off a livecd?
[05:18] <Scunizi> ritesh: ubottu is a bot.. kinda fun to watch when someone new suddenly discovers that... :)
[05:18] <ritesh> TheBoggey, i am into python and php
[05:18] <TheBoggey> ritesh, well, I like python too. Geany also supports python
[05:18] <ardchoille> !ot
[05:18] <ritesh> well just browsing a few websites , working out with conky, for desktop which shows your gmail emails..
[05:18] <ritesh> i think i can add for hotmail , aol , yahoo also..
[05:19] <ritesh> Scunizi, a bot lol
[05:19] <ritesh> hope , i will get kindaa use to it..
[05:20] <Cyber_Akuma> ummm, can anybody even see what im typing?
[05:20] <Scunizi> nope
[05:20] <ritesh> Cyber_Akuma, yes we can..
[05:20] <Cyber_Akuma> har har
[05:20] <wolfsong> i'm having a lot of trouble with my Radeon 7500 in Karmic but notice that my xorg is very generic
[05:21] <ritesh> one more thing , which folder should i use to save files?
[05:21] <ardchoille> ritesh: any folder you want
[05:21] <ritesh> any files ?
[05:21] <LabRaTz> ritesh: it's not bad, especially if you are a coder.  The only problem is getting used to the fact that large amounts of help won't make much sense for a while, and that much of the system isn't really "discoverable" like Windows purports to be.
[05:21] <RFXCasey> can someone say my name so I can see if my highlights are working
[05:21] <wolfsong> is there some automatic way to update xorg?
[05:21] <Scunizi> ritesh: /home/<username>/<where ever>
[05:21] <leaf-sheep> RFXCasey owe me some money.
[05:21] <bbq^> !evolution
[05:21] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  Apparently, it's Karmic (crosses fins)
[05:21] <RFXCasey> no love
[05:21] <bbq^> !evolution-mail
[05:22] <ritesh> LabRaTz, , okay well i usually have a habbit of creating a backup , as i have chunks of code ...if they are lost i am doomed..
[05:22] <ardchoille> Firefishe: I think the system is fine now. But don't hesitate to ask if you have doubts
[05:22] <Firefishe> RFXCasey:  Here's your test line :-)
[05:22] <_ged> hi, why is that when im trying to run the gedit on terminal, i got an error "gtk warning: cannot open display"
[05:22] <leaf-sheep> _ged: Because you're sshing in or something?
[05:23] <RFXCasey> one more time please
[05:23] <Scunizi> ritesh: code doesn't take a lot of space.. have it sync with one.ubuntu.com .. 2 gigs free and syncing is built into the latest ubuntu release..
[05:23] <bbq^> Hey anyone know how to fix this little settings problem in evolution... Basically i have 5 websites each with some emails and i wish to use evolution for mail, the problem being that all the mail is being dumped into the same folder rather than showing each individual email with its inbox/outbox/etc..
[05:23] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  Thanks.  I'm going to go slower next time.  Or perhaps save my home directory, then just do a new install and use ext4 next time.  I dunno :P ;)
[05:23] <LabRaTz> ritesh: meh, always a good habit no matter what.  You get used to Linux, and the great thing is there's almost always a text file to edit and someone who can tell you how if it all hits the fan.
[05:23] <RFXCasey> my name please one more time
[05:23] <TheBoggey> RFXCasey,
[05:23] <Firefishe> RFXCasey:  Yet another test.
[05:23] <leaf-sheep> RFXCasey: That's what she said.
[05:23] <RFXCasey> ah it don't work oh well
[05:24] <TheBoggey> hahaha
[05:24] <ardchoille> RFXCasey: Can you do this testing in another channel please? This is an Ubuntu support chanel.
[05:24] <_ged> leaf-sheep: i'm just trying to execute a plain "sudo gedit" ... but i still got this error
[05:24] <ardchoille> !gksudo | _ged
[05:24] <leaf-sheep> _ged: That's common. It's a good way to debug.
[05:25] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  I know this might be extreme, but what would happen if I delete my current sources.list (save it to a new file, but delete it otherwise), then use the repository tool to select a new mirror?  What would that do?
[05:25] <_ged> thanks.
[05:25] <TheBoggey> ritesh, i recommend /home/<user>/Workspace/ the dirs Builds (stuff that you just build) Collaboration (Open projects) and Projects (own stuff)
[05:25] <ardchoille> Firefishe: No idea, I don't mess with the sources.list file after installing
[05:25] <Firefishe> ardchoille:  No probs.  Anyone?
[05:26] <Scunizi> Firefishe: I won't know where to look..
[05:26] <Scunizi> *It
[05:27] <_ged> ardchoille: gksudo produces that same error... :)
[05:27] <ardchoille> _ged: but you're now doing things the right way ;)
[05:27] <leaf-sheep> _ged: ALT+F2 and "gedit"  --- No error!
[05:28] <leaf-sheep> _ged: And what error exactly?
[05:31] <ritesh> TheBoggey, okay
[05:32] <_ged> leaf-sheep: i'll try that right away.. this is the error "Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display: "
[05:33] <_ged> leaf-sheep: thanks for the alt+f2 thing... it worked!
[05:33] <ardchoille> _ged: What does this return?  echo $DISPLAY
[05:34] <leaf-sheep> _ged: No kidding. Why do you want to run it via terminal? Applications --> Accessories --> gedit Text Editor will work too.
[05:34] <Myrth> hi, anyone knows how to setup roundcube on ubuntu correctly? i'm looking at different tutorials, but they're created for different environments...
[05:34] <bluebaron> can anyone tell me how to get back the configuration screens that configured a package with apt-get?
[05:34] <Myrth> in particular i have a problem to login to web interface
[05:35] <LabRaTz> Anyone know anything about manipulating Karmic's gdm settings?  Got Twinview login with wrong monitor, even though everything is correct in gnome.
[05:35] <Scunizi> bluebaron: you mean synaptic?
[05:35] <ghufran> is there a music streaming software in ubuntu ? for music over the network ..
[05:35] <Delvien> w LabRaTz karmics "gdm" is terrible. and not much can tweak it.. only minor stuff
[05:35] <_ged> ardchoille: there's no return... its just blank..
[05:36] <ardchoille> _ged: Hence the error
[05:36] <LabRaTz> Delvien: That's what I was afraid of...
[05:36] <ghufran> i have shared songs on one pc and using the smb:// links doesnt really perform well ..
[05:36] <_ged> leaf-sheep: ahm, because im trying to edit a file that has a permission... i think, its much easier to edit it through gedit on the terminal than to edit the permission first...
[05:38] <ardchoille> _ged: run this: export DISPLAY=:0.
[05:38] <wolfsong> _ged: you can make a launcher with the command gksudo "gnome-open %u" and drag the file to it
[05:38] <ardchoille> _ged: Then see if the error persists
[05:38] <chu_> Hey guys, just set-up the system indicator applet, and was wondering if there's a gconf setting I can play with, or some way of editing it; for instance I dislike the fact when I click logout it says "you will log out in 60 seconds"
[05:38] <xiaoshen> helo guys
[05:38] <xiaoshen> i need help
[05:39] <linucks> xiaoshen, ask your question
[05:39] <_ged> wolfsong: i've the gksudo before and it produces the same error,
[05:39] <xiaoshen> how to remote linux pc from win pc via internet
[05:39] <bbq^> Hello, i am using evolution mail to read and respond to emails on my 5 different email accounts, however all messages are coming in to "On This Computer" which makes it really impossible to manage and determine who each message came from. How can i make it so each email account has its own folder in the left sidepane
[05:39] <_ged> ardchoille: the gedit on terminal is already working.. thanks
[05:39] <chu_> Think I found it
[05:39] <xiaoshen> if is on the same lan iknw i can use vnc
[05:39] <thevor> Hi. I am having trouble connecting to an external hard drive that is connected to a wireless router. My room mates have no problem connecting to it, and I can see it in "places->Network", but when I double click, I can't see any of the files that are stored on it, or write to it at all. But the thing is, when I plug the external hard drive into my machine via usb, I can read and write without any problems. I am using ubuntu 9.10, and i
[05:39] <thevor> t is a nexstar GX external hard drive. Anyone have any ideas?
[05:40] <leaf-sheep> bbq^: Try #gnome -- Ubuntu haul in gnome-evolution from GNOME environment.
[05:40] <xiaoshen> but now i want remote linux pc from win pc via internet
[05:40] <xiaoshen> howto do that?
[05:40] <linucks> thevor, can you connect to the drive with smb://hostname or smb://ipaddress in your file manager? (assuming you are using gnome)
[05:41] <bbq^> thanks
[05:41] <bazhang> xiaoshen, you want help with windows? how to remote from windows?
[05:41] <thevor> @linucks When I connect in places->network, the file name is smb://base-station-1.local/   (base-station-1 is the name of the device), but I'm not sure how to determine the ip address.
[05:42] <linucks> thevor, to find out the ip address open a terminal and type 'nnblookup base-station-1'
[05:43] <TheBoggey> linucks, i don't think thats installed by default
[05:43] <thevor> @linucks nnblookup isn't a command for me.
[05:43] <thevor> nmblookup worked.
[05:44] <xiaoshen> bazhang, yeah i wanna remote linux pc from win pc via internet
[05:44] <linucks> thevor, yeah sorry it's nmblookup, I typed that wrong.
[05:44] <thevor> Ok cool.
[05:44] <linucks> did you get the IP?
[05:44] <thevor> Gave me two different ips.
[05:44] <bazhang> xiaoshen, this sounds like a question for ##windows
[05:45] <linucks> thevor, try smb://ip in your file manager first, with both of the ips, se we can determine if lookuping up the netbios name is the problem or not
[05:45] <linucks> so*
[05:45] <xiaoshen> oh
[05:45] <xiaoshen> sorry ^^"
[05:46] <thevor> Ihmm..where is file manager
[05:46] <IdleOne> Places>Computer
[05:46] <IdleOne> aka Nautilus
[05:47] <linucks> thevor, open your home folder
[05:47] <thevor> Both ips took me nowhere.
[05:47] <thevor> 0 files
[05:47] <thevor> (items)
[05:48] <linucks> thevor, are you on the same workgroup as the windows share?
[05:48] <thevor> I'm not sure. I think it is a mac share though. I moved in here, both the current residents have macs, and their dad set up the network, and it is a mac router.
[05:49] <thevor> Is there an easy way to determine what workgroup I am on?
[05:49] <linucks> thevor, yes /etc/samba/smb.conf lookfor 'workgroup = ...'
[05:49] <wsx_> 有没有人阿 ？
[05:50] <linucks> thevor, the first step would be to determine if you can mount the share with smbmount however, to see if it gives you a more verbose error.
[05:50] <bazhang> !cn | wsx_
[05:50] <wsx_> 这里边没人说话阿 ？
[05:50] <declan2> Hey guys, I followed the directions here, http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Ubuntu, installed it, but it doesn't show up in "sessions", even after a reboot
[05:50] <linucks> thevor, sorry but I have to go afk for some dinner, will be back after.. but I am sure there is someone else that can assist you.
[05:50] <thevor> ok thanks a lot linucks.
[05:51] <thevor> The command linucks gave me : /etc/samba/smb.conf says "Command not found"
[05:51] <axisys> failing to run vbox http://pastebin.com/d168bf89c .. any suggestion?
[05:51] <syrius> I have bootup problem after I do upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 it went from a 30 second bootup to a 1:50. This is from bootup to login screen
[05:51] <nicle> ubottu: may I know if you are a real person :)
[05:52] <nicle> gpt that
[05:52] <nicle> got that
[05:52] <syrius> ubottu is just a bot nicle
[05:52] <thevor> Don't say that about yourself ubottu.
[05:52] <syrius> there are other bots that seem more people like
[05:52] <nicle> syrius: yes ,  and he is a smart bot :)
[05:53] <syrius> well I mean it isn't a real person it is just an automatic script bot nicle
[05:53] <syrius> its soul purpose is to make life easier for people that want to help others
[05:53] <Dr_Masters> has anyone in here ever felt stupid because they log onto irc and they become frustrated that "cd #ubuntu" won't work for some reason?
[05:54] <nicle> syrius: yeah
[05:54] <syrius> instead of wasting time with common questions and typing them out everytime ubottu does that for us
[05:54] <syrius> :)
[05:54] <Cyber_Akuma> never done cd #ubuntu
[05:54] <stonewash> hi
[05:55] <Cyber_Akuma> I HAVE typed ls in dos and dir in a linux terminal however
[05:55] <Cyber_Akuma> usually takes several tries until I realize my mistake
[05:55] <nicle> maybe  someone will create a linux-style irc :)
[05:55] <Dr_Masters> lol, I totally just did a bunch of terminal crap and I was getting pissed off that it wasn't working
[05:55] <stonewash> i receive error failed to mount root file system. plz help
[05:55] <Dr_Masters> it took me 3 minutes
[05:56] <Cyber_Akuma> bah
[05:56] <Cyber_Akuma> IRC is just multiplayer notepad anyway
[05:56] <Dr_Masters> for real
[05:56] <nicle> stonewash: any log?
[05:56] <usesec> Don't care!
[05:56] <usesec> Don't care!
[05:57] <stonewash> nicle: syslog ?
[05:57] <Dr_Masters> well, my failure to switch over to "irc-mode" aside, I'm having trouble with my x-cursor-theme.....
[05:57] <nicle> stonewash: yeah
[05:57] <stonewash> nicle: it was working fine and all i did was to add a new user account with least privilege
[05:57] <syrius> I have bootup problem after I do upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 it went from a 30 second bootup to a 1:50. This is from bootup to login screen
[05:57] <syrius> !bootup
[05:57] <syrius> !boot
[05:58] <nicle> stonewash: any error log ?
[05:58] <syrius> it seems to think it is a cd rather than a fresh install is what I think
[05:58] <syrius> it seems to do a double boot
[05:58] <Dr_Masters> I tried to install some cursor thing with update alternatives and that worked, but when I tried to return to DMZ-White, and then log out and back in, I get an ugly black cursor.  Its not DMZ-Black either
[05:59] <stonewash> nicle: yeah. failed to mount rootfile system. dropping to recovery terminal press ctrl-d to reboot
[06:01] <stonewash> nicle: lemme check error log brb
[06:01] <nicle> stonewash: Do u have a ubuntu livecd ?
[06:02] <nicle> stonewash: if you have, you can boot your box with the livecd
[06:03] <nicle> stonewash: then run the  fsck to check the rootfs , to see if the rootfs was damaged
[06:03] <enky> ay
[06:05] <stephenahpohliss>  /join #ubuntu-us-mi
[06:07] <thevor> Heya.
[06:07] <thevor> Still having trouble connecting to my external hard drive via the wireless router.
[06:08] <thom_logn> any hp netbook 100 owners around? I'm curious about your experiences installing linux on one
[06:08] <Die_Hard_Linux> Hello, I need a command that replaced the: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[06:08] <thevor> I'm in the same workgroup as the other people in this house who can connect to it fine, and am able to connect to it if I use a usb for a direct connection, but when I goto Places->Network and double click the hard drive, there are no files to be seen, and I can't write to it.
[06:08] <d3Lt40ne> @thom_logn: use Ubuntu Remix
[06:09] <dezine> Are there are bittorent programs for Ubuntu that support magnet links such as what's on pirate bay?
[06:09]  * thom_logn googles ubu remix
[06:10] <Die_Hard_Linux> does anyone know why the command was taken out?
[06:11] <KindOne> dezine: i think Vuze can handle magnet links
[06:11] <thom_logn> d3Lt40ne do you have an hp netbook?
[06:11] <dezine> Hm, I have Vuze, I'll double check the settings
[06:12] <n8tuser> Die_Hard_Linux -> try  X -configure :0  > xorg.conf.new
[06:13] <acombas> Is anyone having xchat issues?
[06:13] <acombas> Or can anyone recommend a better replacement for gnome-xchat?
[06:13] <Die_Hard_Linux> I will try it, wish me luck :(
[06:13] <blooddiamond> acombas, Nope, Working fine
[06:13] <nicle> acombas: try the chatzilla
[06:13] <leaf-sheep> acombas: xchat
[06:14] <dezine> acombas: I just use Pidgin. Simple, but it does what I need.
[06:14] <leaf-sheep> acombas: gnome-xchat is NOT same as xchat
[06:14] <acombas> I should maybe try to set it up in empathy, yeah leaf-sheep I figured, but since I'm running gnome figured it would be better, but I'm trying to setup servers and channels to auto-join and it keeps crashing
[06:15] <thevor> Anyone have any ideas about connecting to an external hard drive via a mac router?
[06:15] <thevor> *wireless router.
[06:15] <blooddiamond> acombas, irssi is a very good text-based irc client
[06:15] <leaf-sheep> !irc | acombas
[06:16] <stonewash> nicle: lol
[06:16] <stonewash> nicle: i dono, but i think groupdel command deleted all existing users / groups
[06:17] <stonewash> nicle: try adding a new user :) and see what happens
[06:17] <thevor> Hello?
[06:17] <stonewash> hi
[06:17] <eremite> Hi
[06:18] <nicle> stonewash:  u did groupdel?
[06:18] <stonewash> nicle: i didn't dude
[06:18] <stonewash> nicle: script did it did it did it
[06:18] <thevor> I'm trying to connect to an external hard drive via a mac router, and am unable to do it. In Places->Network I can see the device, but when I try to browse it, there is nothing to see, and I am unable to write to it. I have verified taht I am on the same workgroup as the other people in this house who can access it (MSHOME), and am able to connect to it when it is plugged into my machine via usb.
[06:19] <stonewash> nicle: i just added a new least priveleiged user
[06:19] <syrius> so should I just do a fresh install to fix the bootup time problem?
[06:19] <stonewash> nicle: rest happened by itself ................
[06:20] <nicle> stonewash : ....
[06:20] <nicle> stonewash:  cat /etc/group
[06:20] <nicle> stonewash: any group left?
[06:20] <biotrox> test
[06:21] <stonewash> nicle: it even tried to del root lol
[06:21] <declan2> Hey guys, I followed the directions here, http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Ubuntu, installed it, but it doesn't show up in "sessions", even after a reboot
[06:22] <stonewash> nicle: that's simply ...... awesome
[06:22] <declan2> Can anyone help me with that?
[06:22] <R1cochet> i just installed 9.10 from alt installer. is there way to boot into safe graphix mode?
[06:22] <ma-001> hello
[06:22] <nicle> stonewash: anything in /etc/group ?
[06:23] <stonewash> nicle: lemme check.
[06:23] <iKernel> I want to install pulseaudio from source, but to do that I need to first uninstall the pulseaudio package. However, a few packages depend on pulseaudio, most notably ubuntu-desktop. How can I install pulseaudio from source and get rid of the pulseaudio package without affecting the other packages?
[06:24] <d3Lt40ne> @thom_logn: i dont have one..but u can use ubuntu remix
[06:24] <stonewash> nicle: only root
[06:25] <JPSman> where is the file that contains the list of directories that bash searches in to execute a command.  The one that prints when I type: echo $PATH
[06:25] <stonewash> nicle: is it a bug ?
[06:25] <Jack87-wIRC> hi all!!
[06:25] <stonewash> nicle: is there any undo sort of thing ?
[06:25] <iKernel> JPSman, ~/.bashrc
[06:25] <nicle> stonewash: not sure :( what's version of your ubuntu?
[06:25] <axisys> apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r` fixed it
[06:25] <stonewash> nicle: 9.10
[06:25] <JPSman> iKernel THank YOu :OD
[06:25] <iKernel> np
[06:25] <Jack87-wIRC> so my instalation of wubi ubunto desided not to load anymore the other day :(
[06:26] <iKernel> Jack87-wIRC, oh dear. perhaps you have some NTFS corruption.
[06:26] <iKernel> Jack87-wIRC, maybe try running chkdisk in windows
[06:26] <d3Lt40ne> Jack87-wIRC: maybe it was block by your firewall
[06:26] <stonewash> iKernel: LOL
[06:26] <iKernel> lol d3Lt40ne
[06:26] <acombas> gnuplexian, hmm
[06:26] <the_gamer> how to check /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default for errors? i got 2aliases inserted but neither works
[06:27] <Jack87-wIRC> iKernel: could be but I didn't get that error and for past month I've only bee using ubuntu
[06:27] <the_gamer> (yes, i already restarted apache)
[06:27] <nicle> stonewash: I will send you my group file
[06:27] <iKernel> Jack87-wIRC, well ntfs corruption can happen at anytime and if you're using wubi, you needn't be on windows for it to happen
[06:27] <stonewash> nicle: is it safe to use someone else's group fiel :)
[06:28] <albech> which package contain the 'lrelease' tool? I believe it is associated with QT.. I need it for compiling Mumble
[06:28] <nicle> stonewash: and u can try to bootup ur box with my group
[06:28] <shasted__> 1
[06:28] <nicle> stonewash: just have a try :)
[06:28] <Jack87-wIRC> luckily most my data I saved in /host so no biggie. but I did attempt to uninstall wubi in hopes that it will still keep my data but no go. in the past wasn't there an option to uninstall and keep data?
[06:29] <d3Lt40ne> Jack87-wIRC: ive experienced that with my comodo firewall from my windows system. it was block by anti-virus of comodo
[06:29] <stonewash> nicle: well thanks but i am not looking into that option
[06:29] <Jack87-wIRC> thanks for heads up d3Lt40ne
[06:29] <d3Lt40ne> Jack87-wIRC: your welcome!
[06:30] <nicle> stonewash: all right :)
[06:30] <stonewash> nicle: but thanks anyway ;)
[06:30] <Jack87-wIRC> iKernel: for future reference is there a way to uninstall wubi yet keep files intact?
[06:31] <iKernel> Jack87-wIRC, yes, load up wubi, copy all files to DVD's, then uninstall.
[06:31] <d3Lt40ne> Jack87-wIRC: back-up ur ubuntu first before u removed your wubi installation.
[06:31] <Jack87-wIRC> all  files from host drive in ubuntu folder?
[06:32] <iKernel> Jack87-wIRC, but you can't do that without being up to load it up. you definitely need to make regular backups if you want to use wubi. there might be a way to mount the virtual disk file while you're on another system but I forget
[06:32] <JPSman> iKernel hmm, this files doesn't have the directories that are listed in   echo $PATH
[06:32] <Ripp_> hello
[06:32] <JPSman> where is the file that contains the list of directories that bash searches in to execute a command.  The one that prints when I type: echo $PATH ?
[06:32] <Jack87-wIRC> thanks iKernel
[06:32] <Ripp_> I have a laptop with a wireless ethernet adapter, and a usb connection, and a second machine with two usbs. I want to use the laptop as a dhcp/proxy server for the second machine
[06:32] <Ripp_> is there is any way to do this?
[06:33] <iKernel> JPSman, well im not sure but you can definitely put a bunch of directories in ~/.bashrc for bash to search when you execute a command
[06:33] <denis_k> i messed around with changing my username, etc, etc. and basically alot of things are wierd now, should I completely reinstall or is there a way to fix something like this?
[06:33] <denis_k> weird*
[06:33] <Jack87-wIRC> iKernel: is it possible to have a larger virtual disk then 30gigs in wubi?
[06:33] <JPSman> iKernel, yeah but i'm trying to remove one.  I'll keep looking here
[06:33] <leaf-sheep> JPSman: Try checking in /etc/bash.bashrc -- I suppose.
[06:34] <iKernel> Ripp_, you probably need a way to set up an ethernet connection between the two machines, either using a crossover cable or a hub/switch.
[06:34] <Jack87-wIRC> d3Lt40ne: have you found a way to have a larger virtual drive then 30gigs for wubi?
[06:34] <Adross> i've been trying to install ingres on ubuntu karmic, but gcc-3.4 has been removed. Should i add the package manually, or is there a more elegant method?
[06:34] <iKernel> Jack87-wIRC, i have no idea
[06:35] <iKernel> Ripp_, once you have that, then yes it is definitely possible. perhaps there is some device which gives you an ethernet card via USB
[06:35] <leaf-sheep> Jack87-wIRC: Save people's files and lives. Destroy Windows. Install Ubuntu.
[06:35] <Ripp_> iKernel: I have an regular ethernet cord..
[06:35] <Ripp_> will this automatically act as a crossover?
[06:35] <iKernel> Ripp_ no
[06:35] <JPSman> leaf-sheep: Hrm, nope, not there either.  Thanks for responding though :OD
[06:35] <Ripp_> hrm, i see
[06:35] <denis_k> Jack87 dont destroy windows, ubuntu can mess up
[06:35] <Billiard> Ripp_: newer devices can use a patch cable as a crossover
[06:35] <Jack87-wIRC> leaf-sheep: lol!
[06:36] <Ripp_> Patch cable = ?
[06:36] <denis_k> dual booting is always the safest
[06:36] <Ripp_> regular ethernet cord = patch cable?
[06:36] <Billiard> Ripp_: yes
[06:36] <Ripp_> i see
[06:36] <iKernel> Ripp_ plus, in my experience, using a hub is MUCH more straightforward and flexible than using a corssover cable
[06:36] <Ripp_> yeah, these two machines are new
[06:36] <Jack87-wIRC> good call denis_k
[06:36] <Ripp_> ikernel: this is only for tonight, hehe
[06:36] <Ripp_> long term i'll have ethernet for both
[06:37] <jlogsdon> So, I just installed ubuntu and apt-get can't find any of the packages I wish to install (vim and git-core)... it appears to be in the universe repo, which i have enabled.
[06:37] <Ripp_> but have to have the computer registed with the campus before that happens...
[06:37] <Jack87-wIRC> ubuntu like palm pre :)
[06:37] <iKernel> Ripp_ ah well you'll have to wait then
[06:37] <Ripp_> hrm
[06:37] <Ripp_> that is surprising
[06:37] <denis_k> im never gonna mess around with user id's in terminal ever again......
[06:37] <jlogsdon> err... main not universe!
[06:37] <Ripp_> there must be way to have this laptop act as a hub or whatever
[06:37] <Ripp_> lemme google i guess
[06:37] <leaf-sheep> Ripp_: How are you online?
[06:37] <Ripp_> This laptop has wireless internet access
[06:37] <Ripp_> it also has a NIC
[06:37] <denis_k> wireless, thats a new concept
[06:38] <Ripp_> the other machine has purely ethernet
[06:38] <iKernel> denis_k, not nessecairly true. in my opinion, the safest way to have multiple operating systems is to have a linux host running virtual machines. you need a pretty decent rig to get good performance out of the virtual machines though
[06:38] <leaf-sheep> Ripp_: What are you trying to accomplish? Bridging?
[06:38] <Ripp_> so i'd just like to connect my cord between the two
[06:38] <Ripp_> Bridging = what?
[06:38] <iKernel> denis_k, either a rig which has AMD-v support or Intel-VT support
[06:38] <denis_k> iKernel: im on a netbook, so dual booting is a must
[06:38] <Ripp_> I'd like to access the internet through the wireless adapter on the laptop
[06:38] <Ripp_> so i guess i need to have the laptop act as a proxy
[06:38] <Ripp_> or hub
[06:38] <Jeruvy> !ics
[06:38] <denis_k> iKernel: can you help me with a user problem?
[06:39] <jlogsdon> oh hay, nevermind. I just needed to refresh my repo data :|
[06:39] <jimbeam12> hey all
[06:39] <Ripp_> i'm just wondering if there is software i need to do this
[06:39] <Ripp_> Ah
[06:39] <Ripp_> Sweet
[06:39] <leaf-sheep> Ripp_: You want your computer to leech connection out of the laptop is what I mean... Bridge!
[06:39] <jimbeam12> anyon in here have an ati graphics card
[06:39] <iKernel> Ripp_ I once tried to do what you're trying to do, years ago. you need to bridge the wireless adaptor and the ethernet adaptor
[06:39] <leaf-sheep> Ripp_: Is that what you wanted?
[06:39] <iKernel> denis_k, if you like, what is the problem.
[06:39] <Ripp_> I think so
[06:39] <Jack87-wIRC> thanks guys
[06:39] <Billiard> !anyone | jimbeam12
[06:39] <Ripp_> I just have never heard the term bridge before, hehe
[06:39] <bigfootbuilt> Firestarter is just a firewall, isn't it?
[06:39] <iKernel> Ripp_ go talk to n0yd, he told me how to set up bridging on a linux system back when I was trying to do it
[06:39] <Jeruvy> Ripp_: bridging is combining two network interfaces, not really what you want methinks.
[06:40] <leaf-sheep> Ripp_: I accomplished this once or twice XXX weeks ago. You want bridge-utils. Then you create a new profile in nm-applet (Network Manager).
[06:40] <denis_k> iKernel: i tried changing my previous username and changed it via root and now stuff got messed up, and I can't see users in system>admin>users/groups
[06:40] <Ripp_> ok
[06:40] <iKernel> Ripp_ or for a small price I can send you a wireless adaptor which plugs into your ethernet port and provides you with a wireless connection
[06:40] <Ripp_> i'll read the article ubuttu sent me, and go for there
[06:40] <Ripp_> Ikernel; like i said, this is super temporary
[06:40] <Ripp_> 12 hrs max
[06:41] <Guest9675> bigfootbuilt: yep
[06:41] <iKernel> denis_k, ok well in that case, you've probably changed your username but haven't updated the permissions, so if you used to be called john but now are called jack, all your files still belong to john so you can't access them as jack
[06:41] <Die_Hard_Linux> X -configure :0 . xorg.conf.new : command did not work correctly
[06:41] <syrius> why is ubuntu slow on bootups?
[06:41] <iKernel> denis_k, so what you're gonna need to do is log in as root and use chown to set the permissions straight
[06:41] <Billiard> iKernel: but that would only happen if he changed his user id
[06:41] <syrius> 9.10 is slower than windows vista now
[06:42] <syrius> that is sad :(
[06:42] <leaf-sheep> syrius: That is obviously just you. :\
[06:42] <syrius> no
[06:42] <denis_k> iKernel: well I can still access my files from my old username from my new one, but I still can't see the list of users
[06:42] <syrius> many other people also you should check the bugs
[06:42] <iKernel> denis_k, hm not sure then, try tlaking to Billiard
[06:42] <denis_k> iKernel: or is that not the point
[06:42] <syrius> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/464369
[06:42] <syrius> I have lost hope in linux
[06:42] <bigfootbuilt> syrius...It is slower than 9.04 on bootup. I think it is because of the splash screen
[06:42] <syrius> I most go back to xp
[06:42]  * denis_k pokes billiard
[06:43] <Billiard> denis_k: you can see the list of users in the gui ?
[06:43] <Billiard> cant*
[06:43] <iKernel> syrius, bottom line is, your computer is slow. A large difference between Linux and Windows is that linux distributions load up system programs during boot up, while windows loads up the bare essentials required to be able to log in and then loads everything else up once the user has logged in
[06:43] <bigfootbuilt> Syrius...there may be a way to skip the splash screen. Maybe that'll allow it to boot faster? I dunno
[06:43] <denis_k> billiard, yeah I can't see them, either on the old(name changed) account, or the new one (admin account)
[06:43] <bigfootbuilt> But I disagree that it is slower than XP
[06:43] <bigfootbuilt> Xp takes 3 or 4 times as long to boot everything
[06:44] <syrius> I know how to get it to remove the splash screen
[06:44] <Billiard> denis_k: you logged out and in after changing your name?
[06:44] <syrius> in grub
[06:44] <iKernel> syrius, this equates to higher performance in linux systems cause with windows, everything is loading up while a GUI is running, while with linux, you just have the virtual terminal and maybe a splash screen
[06:44] <syrius> iKernel then why is it that 9.04 only took 30 seconds?
[06:44] <Die_Hard_Linux> So the display doesnt work and there is just a black screen on start up of the gui the keyboard is unresponsive
[06:44] <denis_k> Billiard yes, I logged out/and in, restarted, and I still have the same problem
[06:45] <leaf-sheep> !minimal | syrius
[06:45] <denis_k> billiard: it showed up at one point, but now it doesn't again, it might if I reboot again
[06:45] <iKernel> syrius, your crappy intel celeron processor broke while you were installing ubuntu karmic koala
[06:45] <leaf-sheep> syrius: Install essential packages and build your way up.
[06:45] <syrius> I don't use intel
[06:45] <syrius> I use amd
[06:45] <Billiard> denis_k: you can login with your new name though?
[06:45] <denis_k> leaf-sheep, oh god I hate building packages, thats so addicting
[06:45] <denis_k> billiard: yes
[06:46] <Die_Hard_Linux> is there a way I can fix my display without booting through the drive?
[06:46] <denis_k> billiard: but my wifi is completely broke now (it used to be half-broke/was choking and cutting out alot)
[06:46] <iKernel> syrius, i guess there are more programs which load during start up in 9.10 than 9.04, or maybe one of the programs is buggy and takes a long time to sort itself out
[06:46] <Billiard> denis_k: did you change any of your groups?
[06:46] <iKernel> syrius, for me, it doesn't take much time at all
[06:46] <bigfootbuilt> I like linux since it is more stable, but I do know that CPU runs hotter on AMD with Ubuntu. Not sure why, but others have said as much. I have AMD
[06:46] <syrius> it takes 2 mins to load :(
[06:47] <Billiard> denis_k: run the groups command
[06:47] <denis_k> Billard, yeah on the old one, i believe
[06:47] <syrius> why is ubuntu always giving me problems?
[06:47] <syrius> I have no 3d enabled also I have disabled many features that make it slow and yet it is still slow
[06:47] <bigfootbuilt> If it takes 2 minutes to load, it is not an Ubuntu problem. That is hardware
[06:47] <syrius> :(
[06:47] <iKernel> syrius, if you don't like ubuntu, then that is the beauty of linux: you can use whatever you want. Use a different distribution if you don't like ubuntu, for example slackware
[06:47] <denis_k> billiard: groups: root -- lol
[06:47] <syrius> how is it hardware?
[06:48] <iKernel> syrius, slow hardware=slow boot times
[06:48] <Billiard> denis_k: uou are logged in as root?
[06:48] <syrius> then why didn't it take long with 9.04 iKernel
[06:48] <denis_k> billiard: im logged in as 'denis' and its an adminstrator account
[06:48] <syrius> cut the crap man
[06:48] <Die_Hard_Linux> dpkg-reconfigure xerver-xorg, is there  a simple sub for this command in the 9.04 distro?
[06:48] <syrius> ubuntu 9.10 sucks
[06:48] <Billiard> denis_k: you shouldnt be a member of the root group
[06:48] <bigfootbuilt> I have an old HP laptop, and it doesn't take a minute to load
[06:48] <syrius> I don't like slackware
[06:48] <syrius> too much work
[06:48] <SnakDoc> whats easiest way to find port my mouse is on
[06:48] <denis_k> billiard my old account used to be named that but now Im using a different home folder name
[06:49] <iKernel> syrius, then use suse
[06:49] <Billiard> denis_k: your old accound was named root?
[06:49] <syrius> no way
[06:49] <Billiard> denis_k: what?
[06:49] <syrius> suse is even slower
[06:49] <iKernel> syrius, or maybe fedora core
[06:49] <SnakDoc> Bus 003 Device 002: ID 046d:c517 Logitech, Inc. LX710 Cordless Desktop Laser
[06:49] <bigfootbuilt> Use unix
[06:49] <syrius> I don't like rpms iKernel
[06:49] <syrius> I think I will just install xp instead
[06:49] <iKernel> syrius, hey there's an idea, sneak into a HP building, still a copy of HP-UX and install that
[06:49] <iKernel> steal*
[06:50] <bigfootbuilt> What is the name of that OS that fits on a 1.44 floppy disk?
[06:50] <denis_k> billiard: no - my old account used to be named 'account 1' then I changed it to 'account 2' and then got the gui problem so a new account named 'account 1' with a different home folder name since 'account 2' didn't change the home folder name
[06:50] <iKernel> bigfootbuilt, DOS?
[06:50] <bigfootbuilt> No
[06:50] <denis_k> billiard *I made a new account
[06:50] <bigfootbuilt> It is not microsoft based
[06:50] <syrius> my computer is not that ancient
[06:51] <iKernel> bigfootbuilt, im not sure but Damn Small Linux easily fits on a 2gb thumb drive
[06:51] <Billiard> denis_k: your users seem to be a mess, you shouldnt have a user a member of the root group
[06:51] <luckymurali> Hi to all
[06:51] <bigfootbuilt> I think it is linux based, I wish I can remember what it is.
[06:51] <syrius> my computer will be 5 years old in 2010
[06:51] <iKernel> Hi to luckymurali
[06:51] <syrius> it is 1.6 ghz 1g ram 38 gb hard drive laptop
[06:52] <leaf-sheep> syrius: Debian!
[06:52] <luckymurali> I want to give permission for apache to a particular user
[06:52] <luckymurali> how can i make that
[06:52] <syrius> Debian 3d doesn't work
[06:52] <luckymurali> please help me
[06:52] <denis_k> billiard: brb
[06:52] <Billiard> luckymurali: permission for what?
[06:52] <syrius> all linuxes I have problems
[06:52] <syrius> In Debian 3d doesn't work
[06:52] <luckymurali> Billiard , to start and stop apache server
[06:52] <syrius> maybe I should build a new computer
[06:53] <leaf-sheep> syrius: ArchLinux!
[06:53] <leaf-sheep> syrius: Gentoo!
[06:53] <syrius> I don't like source based distros
[06:53] <daerid> hey what the hell
[06:53] <Billiard> luckymurali: the easiest way i can think of would be to add a line in the sudoers file so that user can sudo service apache start and stop
[06:53] <syrius> archlinux is only available for x64 as far as I know
[06:53] <leaf-sheep> syrius: Use !minimal and install binaries as you go.. That way, it'll be what you want -- no xplash, no usplash, etc.
[06:53] <syrius> not all apps work with x64
[06:53] <KnifeySpooney> how do I cd to a folder I have mounted via ftp?
[06:54] <syrius> why should I leaf-sheep ?
[06:54] <luckymurali> but i dont want that user as sudoers
[06:54] <KnifeySpooney> [mounted through nautilus]
[06:54] <Billiard> KnifeySpooney: how did you mount it?
[06:54] <bigfootbuilt> I found it! The OS that fits on a floppy disk is called QNX 4 RTOS. and supposedly works nicely.
[06:54] <KnifeySpooney> Billiard: Nautilus
[06:54] <Billiard> KnifeySpooney: ok its probably in ~/.gvfs
[06:54] <syrius> why do I have to do a fresh install every time I use ubuntu?
[06:54] <syrius> I want to upgrade
[06:54] <syrius> that is crap
[06:54] <syrius> waste of time
[06:54] <syrius> it should upgrade with no problems
[06:54] <Billiard> syrius: fresh install is faster i think
[06:54] <bigfootbuilt> Syrius...It sounds like you have made up your mind. Not sure what else there is to say
[06:55] <leaf-sheep> syrius: It is not a fresh installation. When you install Ubuntu, you didn't install Ubuntu, you install a series of packages tailored up for everyday usage.  Take a look. "aptitude show ubuntu-desktop" and see what packages are installed... Now think dependencies too.
[06:55] <syrius> yes but windows annoys me also
[06:55] <KnifeySpooney> syrius: you don't have to fresh install, but it's recommended if you want to avoid any unfortunate problems
[06:55] <m3onh0x84_> how to fix error not such disk with grub-pc ?
[06:55] <avishek> I'm installing Ubuntu server 9.1 on a machine with 1GB RAM, what would be an appropriate amount of swap memory?
[06:55] <m3onh0x84_> I make follow all guie and tut I gooogle
[06:55] <syrius> :(
[06:56] <avishek> I'm using the machine as a LAMP and subversion server
[06:56] <nomad77> !grub > m3onh0x84_
[06:56] <Die_Hard_Linux> xserver help
[06:57] <bigfootbuilt> Syrius: Well if you ever figure out this boot problem, insall Wine on Ubuntu and you can still run alot of windows programs with it
[06:57] <avishek> I'm installing Ubuntu server 9.1 on a machine with 1GB RAM, what would be an appropriate amount of swap memory?  I'm using the machine as a LAMP and subversion server
[06:57] <luckymurali> Billiard, any other suggestions???
[06:57] <Billiard> luckymurali: for what?
[06:57] <denis_k> Billiard: when I turn on my wifi now, I get a black screen with a xterm cursor, and caps lock blinks and freezes up
[06:58] <denis_k> Billiard: groups: root adm dialout fax cdrom tape audio dip video plugdev fuse lpadmin netdev admin sambashare
[06:58] <KnifeySpooney> avishek: I don't know about a server, but I'm running desktop with 1gb ram and I do fine with ~600mb swap
[06:58] <luckymurali> giving access to only apache server
[06:59] <syrius> ubuntu should but all its money to make an all in one application for professional photographers one that can handle raw images fine and hdr... also an image viewer that can handle it and f spot to be able to edit them. once you get the artists to switch to ubuntu from mac then you will get lots of money frrom support from these guys also make it very similar to photoshop and professional tools or have an option in the program to change it more like
[06:59] <syrius> it. because most of them don't have the time or don't want to learn a new program to do business with clients
[06:59] <Billiard> avishek: id do like a 1GB swap and set the swappiness low
[06:59] <amigojapan> hi, why cant I record in sound recorder? I tried all possible settings in system>settings?sound  capture.....
[06:59] <avishek> KnifeySpooney: thank you, but isn't there some rule of thumb about swap being 2X physical RAM?
[06:59] <syrius> a program that has all the features of photoshop cs2
[07:00] <syrius> you don't need all that 3d editing crap
[07:00] <amigojapan> when I set capture to test, i can record a test sound...
[07:00] <Billiard> avishek: thats an old rule
[07:00] <bigfootbuilt> Syrius: Did you check to see if Wine will run Photoshop?
[07:00] <syrius> like with photoshop cd4
[07:00] <amigojapan> and this computer can record in windows
[07:00] <syrius> sure it can bigfootbuilt
[07:00] <Billiard> syrius: gimp can do much that photoshop can
[07:00] <indus> amigojapan: hi
[07:00] <avishek> Billiard: thank you! then I'll settle for 512MB
[07:00] <syrius> but it runs with problems
[07:00] <syrius> yes I know that Billiard
[07:00] <amigojapan> hi indus
[07:00] <indus> amigojapan: the record from input is pointed to proper device?
[07:01] <denis_k> billiard: groups: root adm dialout fax cdrom tape audio dip video plugdev fuse lpadmin netdev admin sambashare
[07:01] <bigfootbuilt> I was curious about that myself. I am into digital photography and just switched to linux a month ago
[07:01] <Die_Hard_Linux> need some help getting this xserver fixed
[07:01] <KnifeySpooney> avishek: I suppose, but I hardly ever see any swap usage when I'm doing daily browsing on Firefox or editing images with GIMP. I haven't run a server before so I'm not sure if those would require more swap
[07:01] <Billiard> denis_k: i have no idea with the wifi prob, you shouldnt be in the root group
[07:01] <syrius> but it doesn't do hdr or handle the full potential of raw images like photoshop which is what professionals need
[07:01] <indus> syrius: gimp is free of cost
[07:01] <denis_k> billiard: so you're saying I should reinstall? or is there away to wipe all the users now I start fresh without reinstalling?
[07:01] <amigojapan> indus: I dont see any option that says record from input
[07:01] <syrius> professionals don't use jpeg they use raw only non photo experts use jpeg
[07:01] <avishek> KnifeySpooney: I agree, my swap rarely leaves 0% usage
[07:02] <syrius> well jpeg is good after with raw
[07:02] <iMatter> COmmand to do upgrade from 9.04 -> 9.10 from terminal? or tty, i know i can do it graphical but it freezes that way going to try from tty
[07:02] <indus> amigojapan: hmm which version of ubuntu
[07:02] <amigojapan> indus: 9.0.4
[07:02] <Billiard> Die_Hard_Linux: what is the prob
[07:02] <indus> amigojapan: can i see a screenshot of the window
[07:02] <indus> !paste | amigojapan
[07:03] <Die_Hard_Linux> I messed up my gui
[07:03] <syrius> well tiff is better jpeg you lose some details
[07:03] <avishek> KnifeySpooney, Billiard, thank you for all your help. Time to start server installation!
[07:03] <Die_Hard_Linux> i installed on a pc using a ati driver
[07:03] <Billiard> denis_k: if wireless works correctly on the live cd, you could reinstall, you can delete the users without deleting their home dirs, but you can just change their groups
[07:03] <Die_Hard_Linux> switched pc's
[07:03] <amigojapan> indus: which window? system>settings>sound?
[07:03] <Die_Hard_Linux> and he display is black
[07:03] <indus> amigojapan: no sound recorder
[07:03] <Die_Hard_Linux> keybard not working
[07:03] <indus> amigojapan: its in there
[07:03] <indus> amigojapan: record from input
[07:04] <Billiard> Die_Hard_Linux: ctrl+alt+f1  can you login on a terminal?
[07:04] <amigojapan> indus: ok, but I have my system set to japanese...  let me kae a sceenshoot
[07:04] <daerid> hey I got one
[07:04] <daerid> my synaptic locks up whenever i do a search... window grays out for like 2 minutes
[07:05] <denis_k> Billiard: I feel like i've already tried that by making the new user, but it didn't help with anything, I'll just reinstall - oh well atleast my windows partition will save me :)  thanks for the help!
[07:05] <Billiard> denis_k: ok np
[07:05] <maco> daerid: i think thats just it being busy
[07:06] <maco> daerid: afaik, synaptic can only do one thing at a time anyway
[07:06] <daerid> it never used to do that tho.. it's always been fairly snappy
[07:06] <daerid> happens whenever I refresh or anything
[07:06] <Billiard> daerid: did you add a bunch of repos or something?
[07:06] <daerid> just the docky one
[07:06] <indus> !gmip
[07:07] <indus> !gimp
[07:07] <daerid> lemme kill it and see if it's a persistent thing
[07:08] <amigojapan> indus: http://imagebin.org/72894
[07:08] <indus> amigojapan: no not that , the application sound recorder
[07:08] <indus> amigojapan: menu>applications>sound>sound recorder
[07:08] <indus> amigojapan: you using that to record sound isnt it
[07:09] <daerid> seems fine now
[07:09] <foogmaa> daerid, it might have been the hard drive that was busy
[07:09] <denis_k> amigojapan: did you try a backport of alsa drivers? That solved my mic problems (but mine is an internal mic/laptop)
[07:09] <amigojapan> indus: yes.. hold on, let me make a screenshot of that
[07:10] <daerid> that's probably it
[07:10] <amigojapan> denis_k: mine is a laptop too
[07:10] <foogmaa> I get blazing speed if I do one big hard drive operation at a time, otherwise it tends to thrash a lot
[07:12] <m1ke> I have Nvidia 190.42 driver install for VDPAU support, but having to luck using it so far..
[07:12] <amigojapan> indus: http://imagebin.org/72895
[07:12] <denis_k> amigojapan: try linux-backports-modules-alsa-karmic-generic, if you havent already.
[07:13] <indus> amigojapan: hmm yeah seems like no capture
[07:13] <denis_k> unless it's an older laptop, then it might not help
[07:13] <amigojapan> denis_k: thanx
[07:13] <indus> amigojapan: whats output of uname -a
[07:13] <denis_k> amigojapan: i guess*
[07:13] <indus> amigojapan: you upgrade from jaunty to karmic?
[07:13] <amigojapan> indus: Linux ubuntu 2.6.28-16-generic #57-Ubuntu SMP Wed Nov 11 09:47:24 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[07:13] <foogmaa> about karmic: I used to have a lag on DNS lookups of about 30 seconds, then I disabled ipv6 and the lag went away
[07:14] <indus> amigojapan: aah ok
[07:14] <indus> amigojapan: 9.04
[07:14] <indus> amigojapan: try that thing denis_k said
[07:14] <amigojapan> indus: ok thanx
[07:14] <denis_k> Horray for me, I helped.
[07:14] <amigojapan> but I cant now, gotta go,   thanx indus and denis_k
[07:14]  * denis_k laughs at my lameness
[07:14] <indus> amigojapan: ok bye good day
[07:14] <indus> amigojapan: konichiwa
[07:15] <denis_k> no problem
[07:15] <syrius> leaf-sheep why can you choose minimal install when you upgrade to 9.04 to 9.10?
[07:15] <syrius> no fresh install
[07:15] <syrius> install from update manager
[07:15] <syrius> why can't*
[07:15] <leaf-sheep> syrius: There always are potential issues in upgrading. Why can't you do a fresh installation?
[07:15] <amigojapan> indus: konnichiwa is hello :)   you mean sayonara
[07:16] <indus> amigojapan: yeah sayo :)
[07:16]  * denis_k laughs
[07:16] <Ben64> how can i make karmic look awesome
[07:16] <indus> amigojapan: have anice day
[07:16] <foogmaa> ja ne
[07:16] <denis_k> ben64: have you tried: gnome-look.org?
[07:16] <leaf-sheep> Ben64: Take a screenshot and show us what you have to offer.
[07:16] <indus> Ben64: by doing special effects
[07:16] <Zorg> hey all, if i created a program (specifically a game), and it had to write user data somewhere on the hardisk, where should I have the program write the data to..?
[07:16] <Ben64> indus: i don't want the performance hit of compiz
[07:17] <WasserDragoon> hi, on every write action of a file i get a cifsXXXX backup file on my mounted fs, how can i deactivate this?
[07:17] <Ben64> denis_k: didn't know about that site
[07:17] <WasserDragoon> http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/raw/396927/ thats my fstab entry
[07:17] <Ben64> leaf-sheep: fresh install
[07:17] <indus> Ben64: then use some gnome look themes
[07:17] <syrius> because then I have to reset all my settings leaf-sheep
[07:17] <syrius> that is really annoying to do
[07:17] <denis_k> ben64: compiz doesn't really have a performance hit, and Im using a netbook :O
[07:17] <Ben64> how about the loading screen, and login screen?
[07:17] <leaf-sheep> syrius: You should only need to back up your /home directory and /etc directory
[07:17] <syrius> then restore after bootup time
[07:17] <So_anyway> anyone programming python?
[07:18] <syrius> but wouldn't that cause problems?
[07:18] <Ripp_> Wow, it worked!
[07:18] <Ripp_> super easy
[07:18] <indus> Ben64: login screen is called gdm  screen , also available at gnome look
[07:18] <Billiard> So_anyway: could try python irc channel
[07:18] <WasserDragoon> Ben64: gksu -u gdm dbus-launch gnome-appearance-properties
[07:18] <iMatter> Trying to upgrade fresh install of jaunty to 9.10 but each time i do the upgrade from graphical the entire system ends up frozen mid-upgrade...could it be limited space on "/" ?
[07:18] <WasserDragoon> indus: not for karmic
[07:18] <syrius> leaf-sheep wouldn't miminal install cd take longer to install than rather install cd?
[07:19] <indus> WasserDragoon: what u mean
[07:19] <WasserDragoon> indus: gdm themes won't work with karmic's gdm version
[07:19] <verb3k> how to change menu timeout in grub2?
[07:19] <leaf-sheep> syrius: If you decide to go with minimal install cd, you'll be at terminal when you boot up. The rest is up to you to install what you want. gdm, pidgin, firefox-3.5, etc.
[07:19] <indus> WasserDragoon: aah ok got it, all the new stuff
[07:19] <indus> WasserDragoon: so what to do then
[07:19] <WasserDragoon> indus ;-)
[07:19] <Ben64> hmm
[07:19] <Die_Hard_Linux> anyone have a work around for dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg?
[07:19] <WasserDragoon> indus: i posted the comment above
[07:19] <WasserDragoon> sorry command
[07:19] <Billiard> Die_Hard_Linux: what do you want to do?
[07:20] <WasserDragoon> Ben64, indus: gksu -u gdm dbus-launch gnome-appearance-properties
[07:20] <iMatter> meh ill ask in the morn
[07:20] <iMatter> sleepy
[07:20] <indus> WasserDragoon: iam on 9.04 now, does it lauch some window?
[07:20] <WasserDragoon> indus: on karmic gdm is a user now and you just can change background, font, icons - no themes anymore :-(
[07:20] <indus> WasserDragoon: i dont want to believe you
[07:20] <syrius> leaf-sheep I know how to use apt-get and to use terminal
[07:20] <ardchoille> Die_Hard_Linux: for nvidia graphics card?
[07:21] <FlailingWalrus> Hey there, anyone know anything about Kernels not being loaded?
[07:21] <syrius> leaf-sheep so minimal install is easy for me then?
[07:21] <indus> WasserDragoon: i think folks on gnome look will add karmic themes too
[07:21] <WasserDragoon> indus: wait i will search an article
[07:21] <syrius> leaf-sheep how do you install with apt or is their other programs?
[07:21] <Ben64> WasserDragoon: so are you saying the login screen is actually logged in as "gdm"?
[07:21] <WasserDragoon> indus: there are no more gdm themes for karmic / for new gdm version)
[07:21] <Billiard> FlailingWalrus: you mean in the grub list or what?
[07:21] <FlailingWalrus> Yes sir
[07:21] <leaf-sheep> syrius: ubuntu-minimal will be installed, yes, apt.
[07:21] <WasserDragoon> Ben64: yes i think so
[07:21]  * indus is shopping for a proc , amd x3 245  add to cart ?
[07:22] <Billiard> FlailingWalrus: you isntalled the kernels via the package manager?
[07:22] <Optimus55> hey i installed ubuntu without a swap partition. is there anyway to add one once i already have it installed?
[07:22] <FlailingWalrus> Billiard: Actually I just installed some updates and now I apparently dont have anything
[07:22] <leaf-sheep> syrius: You probably want gnome-core network-manager-gnome gnome-theme-ubuntu ubuntu-artwork gnome-power-manager for starters.
[07:22] <syrius> leaf-sheep is there a guide?
[07:22] <Billiard> FlailingWalrus: your grub list contains no kernels?
[07:23] <FlailingWalrus> Billiard: Yah whenever I try to force it to boot, or anything of that sort it tells me there are no loaded kernels
[07:23] <Optimus55> is there any way to add a swap partition once ubuntu has been already installed?
[07:23] <leaf-sheep> syrius: Not that I know of. There probably are many guides on "minimal ubuntu" I'm looking at my .bash_history
[07:23] <Billiard> FlailingWalrus: can you access the system from a live cd or another os?
[07:23] <syrius> leaf-sheep I have 1280x768 resolution how do I get the text to be smaller last time I tried this old way I use to do it in 7.04 it didn't work any more does that still happen leaf-sheep
[07:24] <syrius> in 9.10
[07:24] <Billiard> Optimus55: yes there is a way
[07:24] <WasserDragoon> indus: believe it :-) http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8311854
[07:24] <FlailingWalrus> Billiard: I dont have a copy with me, and Ive never actually tried to go in through vista. I could give it a try
[07:24] <syrius> the text is really big and ghetto looking
[07:24] <leaf-sheep> syrius: You need Hardware Drivers?
[07:24] <syrius> no open source ones work better for my gpu
[07:24] <FlailingWalrus> Billiard: Also I noticed this is a common problem with nvidia cards. Anything up with that?
[07:24] <Billiard> FlailingWalrus: eh, i meant a linux os, cant really do much from vista
[07:25] <WasserDragoon> my problem: on every write action of a file i get a cifsXXXX backup file on my mounted fs, how can i deactivate this? http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/raw/396927/ thats my fstab entry
[07:25] <leaf-sheep> syrius: You mean to change the resolution for TTYs and whatnot?
[07:25] <syrius> the 3d acceleration is really slow with the proprietary drivers
[07:25] <Billiard> FlailingWalrus: i havent heard of this issue with nvidia cards, and i have no issues with my nvidia
[07:25] <syrius> how do you do that leaf-sheep ?
[07:25] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus: Do you see menu entries
[07:25] <FlailingWalrus> Billiard: Yah linux will not boot period. Unless Im missing something which I very well might. Im rather new at this
[07:25] <leaf-sheep> syrius: I'll look for it. This never worked on my laptop.  I'm thinking it have to do something with having full system encryption.
[07:26] <syrius> ubuntu uses full system encryption?
[07:26] <FlailingWalrus> Jordan_U: Menu entries... Im not entirely sure. Everything else seems to be working just fine. Like I said Im rather new to this and not all there
[07:26] <Optimus55> Billiard: i already have 4 primary partitions. can i use an extended to host my swap drive??
[07:27] <sarahn> Hi everybody, anybody knows how to get a laptop's wireless system to work with ubuntu (i'm newbi at ubuntu)
[07:27] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus: First, what is the exact error that you get when you try to boot? Second, do you see a menu with entries for your kernels if you hold shift during boot?
[07:27] <Billiard> Optimus55: i would recomend a swap file, but you are probably able to resize your partitions and move one to an extended partition and add a swap part
[07:27] <Zorg_> blah. I can't find any directory for programs to write user data in that don't require being root.
[07:27] <Billiard> Optimus55: swapfile would be easier and probably about the same performance
[07:27] <Jordan_U> sarahn: Have you tried System > Administration > Hardware Drivers?
[07:28] <Optimus55> Billiard: how do i create a swap file?
[07:28] <WasserDragoon> http://osdir.com/ml/linux.file-systems.cifs/2007-01/msg00002.html thats all i found to my problem but i don't understand it
[07:28] <sarahn> Jordan_u: checking....
[07:28] <leaf-sheep> syrius: http://harrison3001.blogspot.com/2009/09/grub-2-graphical-boot-tips-to-set.html?showComment=1253736159188
[07:28] <Jordan_U> Zorg: $HOME?
[07:28] <declan2> Hey guys, I followed the directions here, http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Ubuntu, installed it, but it doesn't show up in "sessions", even after a reboot
[07:28] <declan2> Can anyone help me with that?
[07:28] <FlailingWalrus> Jordan_U: The exact error that occurs is when I try to boot Ubuntu it takes me to a grubs page. When I then try to get it to boot it says there are no loaded kernels. I have not tried holding shift during boot though. Should I go try that and come back here?
[07:28] <sarahn> jordan_u: Nope, no proprietary drivers are uses on this syste,
[07:29] <Billiard> Optimus55: you want me to give you a  guide, or you want me to tell you how?
[07:29] <Optimus55> Billiard: well link to a guide would be good enough. but i think i found one on the community forums. thanks man!
[07:29] <sarahn> jordan_u: it can't even find the wireless
[07:29] <Billiard> Optimus55: ok, you can just google add linux swap file ubuntu or anything and its pretty easy like 4/5 steps
[07:29] <greezmun1ey> Hello All...I've been reading up on apt, and would like to get a list of packages that were not part of my install. I think apt-cache is the way to go, but I haven't been able to fighre out a way to get a listing. Any help would be apprieciated.tia
[07:30] <Zorg> Jordan_U: where in home? Documents? Seems invasive to me.
[07:30] <syrius> leaf-sheep well I know I won't want to install ubuntu-desktop cause that will install all of ubuntu 9.10 from the regular cd
[07:30] <Optimus55> Billiard: yep, thanks gonna do it now
[07:30] <leaf-sheep> syrius: Right. Install essential packages.
[07:30] <Jeruvy> greezmunkey: software center would be the place to look
[07:30] <Jordan_U> Zorg: Depends on what you are saving. Configuration files normally go in $HOME/.appname
[07:31] <syrius> so installing ubuntu-restricted-extras won't cause problems then leaf-sheep
[07:31] <syrius> well I will be install gnome
[07:31] <Zorg> Jordan_U: ah, would that be invisible to file browser?
[07:31] <leaf-sheep> syrius: Even gnome-screensaver, software-center, and gnome-power-manager, tomboy, brasero, etc isn't on my system.  I have to decide if I want them. :L)
[07:32] <Jordan_U> Zorg: It would be hidden by default, yes ( any file that begins with "." is hidden )
[07:32] <Zorg> okay, i guess that makes sense then, thanks.
[07:32] <Billiard> Zorg: ctrl+h will show hidden files in nautilus
[07:32] <Jordan_U> Zorg: np
[07:32] <leaf-sheep> syrius: It shouldn't. Keep in mind it'll pull in some dependencies. I personally like to install manually. Flash, etc. No need for Java, etc.
[07:32] <greezmunkey> Jeruvy, yes that works, but it also shows stuff that was part of the original install :(
[07:32] <g0d|Linux> hi i aint ran linux in years tried old versions of slackware redhat debian and tons then
[07:32] <sarahn> I'll be back - needed elswhere..
[07:32] <g0d|Linux> this is a nice distro
[07:33] <g0d|Linux> i always prefred gnomme over kde too
[07:33] <g0d|Linux> kde was a hog
[07:33] <syrius> leaf-sheep I have done that before but it didn't work in releases after 7.04
[07:33] <syrius> that is the old way I use to do it
[07:33] <ravic> hi guys
[07:33] <bigfootbuilt> I didn't know which to use, but I think I'm glad I use Gnome
[07:33] <g0d|Linux> hi
[07:33] <g0d|Linux> ive used both
[07:33] <g0d|Linux> but gnome is better imo
[07:33] <ravic> my ubuntu hangs while playin quake3
[07:33] <WasserDragoon> no one can help me?
[07:33] <syrius> ooo now I see why leaf-sheep
[07:34] <syrius> ubuntu uses grub 2 now
[07:34] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus: Try holding shift during boot and when you get to the grub menu press "e" to see the menu entry, one thing you might try is removing the line that begins with "search"
[07:34] <bigfootbuilt> I can't get the sound to work on my desktop PC, but everything works on this old laptop\
[07:35] <greezmunkey> Jeruvy, thanks man, don't spin any clock cycles on it, I was just trying to learn apt better :)
[07:35] <Billiard> ravic: does the game lock up or the entire system? can you get to a terminal ctrl+alt+f1
[07:36] <ravic> Billiard, itslocks up system
[07:36] <Billiard> ravic: is it overheating?
[07:36] <ravic> once hangs cannot access any alt+tab also
[07:36] <ravic> no its fine
[07:36] <ravic> upon restarting its all well
[07:37] <ravic> hangs after playing for 5-10 min on LAN
[07:37] <luckymurali> Billiard, I searched and tried the ways i know to give permission to a user who is not sudoer(admin) for apache restart
[07:37] <Billiard> ravic: what gfx card ati / nvidia?
[07:37] <luckymurali> but I am not able to
[07:37] <skrite> hey all, vlc cannot read a new DVD ( new star trek movie ). Is there some new encryption type sent to vex us?
[07:37] <Die_Hard_Linux> i have a similar problem:(
[07:37] <ravic> nvidia
[07:37] <Billiard> luckymurali: ok lemme look at the sudoers file syntax one sec
[07:38] <Jordan_U> luckymurali: You can give a user permission with sudoers to only run a single command as root ( like invoke-rc.d apache restart )
[07:38] <ravic> Billiard, nvidia
[07:38] <leaf-sheep> skrite: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
[07:38] <FlailingWalrus> Jordan_U: Hey yah wouldnt even let me do the hold shift thing. Took me straight to a GNU Grubs page
[07:38] <leaf-sheep> skrite: Also, I enjoyed the movie too.
[07:38] <Billiard> ravic: installed the drivers from the package manager?
[07:39] <ravic> yeah
[07:39] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus: Did it bring you to a shell that said "rescue"?
[07:39] <luckymurali> Jordan_U, bit explain pls
[07:39] <Billiard> ravic: sorry idk
[07:39] <ravic> installed nvidia divers
[07:39] <luckymurali> how can i do that??
[07:39] <bigfootbuilt> ravic: Mine would freeze after a few minutes. Finally, I disconnected all USB devices until it quit locking up. Still haven't figured out which device it was, but it is a start.
[07:39] <FlailingWalrus> Jordan_U: No it did not
[07:40] <leaf-sheep> syrius: The reason why I do this instead of ubuntu-desktop metapackage is because I have laptop and netboot. I'm always trying to get the best out of my systems.
[07:40] <Jordan_U> luckymurali: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sudoers
[07:40] <skrite> leaf-sheep, have not seen it yet !
[07:40] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus: What did the screen look like?
[07:40] <skrite> leaf-sheep, the link above helped you see it in ubuntu?
[07:40] <ravic> can some tell me how to change sudo passwd?
[07:40] <skrite> leaf-sheep, thought i had done all of this..
[07:40] <FlailingWalrus> Jordan_U: At the very top it explained that it was a GNU Grubs page that used basic bash! to get going
[07:41] <Jordan_U> ravic: Just change your user's password
[07:41] <syrius> I also have laptop leaf-sheep
[07:41] <syrius> and netbook
[07:41] <leaf-sheep> skrite: I'm not sure. Oh I didn't watch it on my computer. I watch it on bigger TV.
[07:41] <luckymurali> Jordan_U, thanks
[07:41] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus: Was there anything interactive at all or was it just a frozen screen?
[07:41] <Jordan_U> luckymurali: np
[07:41] <leaf-sheep> skrite: But I'm able to read DVDS on my laptop after running those commands.
[07:42] <Die_Hard_Linux> no help eh?
[07:42] <skrite> ok cool
[07:42] <skrite> thanks, working on it
[07:42] <kke> kolab? hula? something else? (mta + imap + webmail + antispam)
[07:42] <Billiard> Die_Hard_Linux: i think a few people tried to help, but you ignored them
[07:42] <FlailingWalrus> Jordan_U: It was all pretty well interactive. I could attempt to boot still, though thats when I get the no loaded kernels thing, I could reboot and had a variety of options when I hit tab.
[07:43] <Die_Hard_Linux> Does anyone know anything about the new graphic card config on jaunty?
[07:43] <ardchoille> Die_Hard_Linux: I asked you a question earlier to try to help you
[07:43] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus: Ok, so there was a prompt like "grub>" ?
[07:43] <Billiard> Die_Hard_Linux: yes i know something
[07:44] <FlailingWalrus> Jordan_U Actually am reading something about that now, and I never tried that one
[07:44] <FlailingWalrus> Jordan_U: Like if I did something like that it would load up a kernel - grub> kernel /vmlinuz root=/dev/hda1
[07:45] <WasserDragoon> on every write action of a file i get a cifsXXXX backup file on my mounted fs, how can i deactivate this? http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/raw/396927/ thats my fstab entry
[07:45] <vega> !ask | Die_Hard_Linux
[07:46] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus: Can you be on IRC and in that shell at the same time?
[07:46] <FlailingWalrus> Jordan_U: Hmm... One moment
[07:48] <princezuda> should websites be open-source? If so why?
[07:48] <FlailingWalrus> Jordan_U: I should be able to. Im currently loading pidgin on another computer
[07:48] <Jordan_U> !offtopic | princezuda
[07:49] <Billiard> WasserDragoon: googling, im finding it renames files to cifsxxxx when you delete a file which is open
[07:49] <princezuda> I know it is off-topic I was here all day on topic... I though I could get away with going off topic abit
[07:49] <WasserDragoon> Billiard: but i dont delete a file, i just save it
[07:49] <Billiard> WasserDragoon: using what program?
[07:49] <WasserDragoon> Billiard: after saving i get these files and i have to delete them manually
[07:50] <WasserDragoon> Billiard: gedit
[07:50] <WasserDragoon> Billiard: same with eclipse
[07:50] <Billiard> WasserDragoon: what about something like nano?
[07:50] <WasserDragoon> Billiard: i can try it, just a moment
[07:52] <omkar> hey guys,i have ubuntu 9.10 cd n i want to get the dist upgraded then how do i use the cd to upgrade my system
[07:52] <omkar> via synaptic
[07:52] <WasserDragoon> Billiard: with vim i dont get these cifs files
[07:53] <omkar> is it possible or hve to go through the old way booting the cd n upgrading the system
[07:53] <Billiard> WasserDragoon: my guess is gedit makes a temporary file and deletes it right after having it open and samba thinks you deleted it while open, but thats just a guess
[07:53] <Jordan_U> omkar: You can only upgrade with the Ubuntu DVD or alternate CD
[07:53] <q0_0p> i did netstat and i found in pid that cli is running
[07:53] <q0_0p> what is cli?
[07:53] <Billiard> !cli
[07:53] <WasserDragoon> Billiard: how could i fix this?
[07:53] <ardchoille> Billiard: Have a look in /tmp when you start gedit
[07:54] <Billiard> q0_0p: o sorry i didnt see your first message might not be waht you want
[07:54] <q0_0p> Billiard, its ok
[07:54] <q0_0p> Billiard, its trying to access 75.119.207.211:80
[07:54] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Going to try to the boot now
[07:54] <omkar> i hve the ubuntu cd .Okay u mean by the normal booting option n the upgrading the OS
[07:54] <q0_0p> Billiard, i am confused
[07:54] <Billiard> ardchoille: WasserDragoon is having the prob not me
[07:54] <omkar> I thought we could mount the cd n get the packages upgraded n then just a reboot would do
[07:54] <omkar> was looking for that thing
[07:55] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Ok at the GNU GRUB page
[07:55] <Jordan_U> omkar: Only the alternate and DVD images contain packages
[07:55] <Billiard> omkar: the desktop cd doesnt have the package files on it afaik
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> omkar: you can only upgrade using the alternate cd (or mount the iso as you sa)
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> s/sa/say
[07:55] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Run "ls -l" to see what drives / partitions grub can see
[07:55] <Billiard> WasserDragoon: im not sure
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> omkar: the upgrade doc clearly states this, its even boldified
[07:56] <EHajri> Hello, what could cause the X to stop working, and instead, having a black screen with some colored horizontal lines?
[07:57] <luckymurali> http://paste.ubuntu.com/327445/
[07:57] <WasserDragoon> with geany i can't open the files because i get a "Value too large for defined data type" error message
[07:57] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Ok we have: Partition hd0,2 which is labeled as my HP_recovery, hd0,1 filesystem type ntfs, with a long UUID
[07:57] <luckymurali> Jordan_U, what are all the change i need to do .which lines?? pls help me
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> EHajri: did it suddenly happen or is this on boot
[07:57] <Billiard> luckymurali: i think you can put all the commands one line separated by commas or something
[07:58] <EHajri> ActionParsnip on boot
[07:58] <indus> FlailingWalrus1: remember, grub2 now starts with 1 for partition 1
[07:58] <ActionParsnip> EHajri: bad driver for video or bad settings
[07:58] <Jordan_U> luckymurali: What user would you like to be able to restart apache?
[07:58] <luckymurali> trainee
[07:59] <FlailingWalrus1> Indus: Its list hd0,2 then hd0,1 in mine not sure if thats what you were getting at
[07:59] <luckymurali> Billiard, ok i will do that
[07:59] <Billiard> luckymurali: you have removed your admin group line?
[07:59] <EHajri> ActionParsnip tried to change the resolution, couldn't used xrand, didn't work. installed ati, said find no hardware or driver not sure which one. then did an update to the system, rebooted and didn't work
[07:59] <ritesh> hey guys , which media player do you suggest for playing all files?
[07:59] <EHajri> ActionParsnip using terminal, I copied one of xorg.conf.2009... xorg.conf, but didn't work too
[07:59] <Jordan_U> luckymurali: Would you like to require them to enter their password to restart apache?
[07:59] <omkar> thank
[07:59] <omkar> thanks
[07:59] <WasserDragoon> is there any good minimal editor like gedit using syntax highlighting and line numbering?
[08:00] <luckymurali> Jordan_U,no
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> EHajri: i suggest you pull the ati driver out so you get a desktop then reinstall the driver after some research
[08:00] <Billiard> ritesh: totem ?
[08:00] <luckymurali> Billiard, no
[08:00] <EHajri> ActionParsnip laptop
[08:00] <luckymurali> i forgot to paste
[08:00] <Billiard> luckymurali: ok
[08:00] <indus> omkar: only the alternate cd can be used to upgrade to a new version so it says in the book of ubuntu
[08:00] <luckymurali> http://paste.ubuntu.com/327445/
[08:00] <losha> ritesh: mplayer plays everything I throw at it, except dvd menus, for which I use vlc
[08:00] <luckymurali> sorry
[08:00] <indus> oops old poster
[08:00] <luckymurali> %admin ALL=(ALL) ALL
[08:00] <ritesh> losha, vlc sounds good..
[08:00] <stonewash> nicle: hi
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> EHajri: thats fine, doesnt matter if it was a netook or a thin client, the driver is software and is wrong and causing an issue
[08:01] <stonewash> whois nicle
[08:01] <omkar> coool
[08:01] <omkar> will go offline for some good reasons :)
[08:01] <stonewash> nicle: you there ?
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> hahaha ubuntu on a thin client
[08:02] <EHajri> ActionParsnip mind telling me how to do so? :)
[08:02] <Fandekasp> hi, I'm lost with documentation about configuration of my mail relay with ubuntu server. The error is shown there : http://paste.pocoo.org/show/152801/ . I just want to execute a python script to send me an email :(  Thank you a lot for your help
[08:02] <losha> ActionParsnip: you're lucky. All my clients are thick. Every last one of suckers...
[08:02] <EHajri> is it the amdccclm something?
[08:02] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Sorry to bother but I got the partitions listed out, what next?
[08:02] <cl> hi. I'm using Evolution Mail in Ubuntu 9.04. Everytime I get an invitation to an iCal-Event and click on "Accept", Evolution simply quits. Is this a known bug?
[08:02] <luckymurali> Jordan_U, any clues for me??
[08:02] <stonewash> how to add default groups and users
[08:03] <Billiard> luckymurali: does it work as is
[08:03] <steppenwolf> Hi everyone I would like to install ubuntu 9.10 on a Dell XPS M1710  Centrino Duo T7600. Should I use the x86 or AMD64/Intel EM64T flavor? Appreciate your concern
[08:03] <leaf-sheep> steppenwolf: amd64
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> EHajri: boot to recovery mode -> root console    you can then remove the package which shows in: dpkg -l | grep fglrx
[08:03] <Billiard> steppenwolf: how much ram you have?
[08:03] <steppenwolf> thanks leaf-sheep
[08:03] <steppenwolf> 3GB
[08:04] <luckymurali> Billiard, the command i tried to add
[08:04] <Billiard> steppenwolf: id use 64bit
[08:04] <luckymurali> but no impact
[08:04] <EHajri> ActionParsnip ok ty :)
[08:04] <Jordan_U> luckymurali: Try this: "trainee        ALL=(ALL)       NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/invoke-rc.d apache restart"
[08:04] <steppenwolf> thnks Billiard
[08:04] <Billiard> luckymurali: what command did you try and what was the error message?
[08:04] <luckymurali> shall i add at last line
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> steppenwolf: how much ram?
[08:04] <luckymurali> Billiard, no error message
[08:04] <steppenwolf> 3G
[08:05] <Billiard> luckymurali: im sure there was some type of error message
[08:05] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: There was no partition labeled ext2?
[08:05] <Billiard> luckymurali: what was the exact command you tried?
[08:05] <steppenwolf> 3GB Action
[08:05] <luckymurali> i pasted it
[08:05] <Fandekasp> I wrote a message few minutes ago, but with all these messages, nobody answered me. Thank you if you can help me solving my problem :
[08:05] <Fandekasp> hi, I'm lost with documentation about configuration of my mail relay with ubuntu server. The error is shown there : http://paste.pocoo.org/show/152801/ . I just want to execute a python script to send me an email :(  Thank you a lot for your help
[08:05] <luckymurali> Billiard,http://paste.ubuntu.com/327445/
[08:05] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: My mistake... The first thing listed is not in the partition table is labeled as: Filesystem type ext2
[08:06] <luckymurali> Jordan_U, shall i add it to last line of the file
[08:06] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: If not then the reason you are getting a shell is because grub can't see the drive with /boot ( and thus your /boot/grub/grub.cfg )
[08:06] <Billiard> luckymurali: no, what command di you try to restart apache, which did not work
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> steppenwolf: you can use 32bit, it is a 64bit cpu but doesnt mean you have to use 64bit OS. For basic desktop use i'd say 32bit but if you like doing audio encoding and DVD creation then 64bit will definitely benefit you
[08:06] <Jordan_U> luckymurali: Yes
[08:06] <Cobalt> Hi. In Hardy, Nautilus file properties for mounted removable media offered persistent mount options. In Karmic this appears to be gone. How can I achieve the same for a drive I want to be mounted only as readonly?
[08:06] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Ok, what device ( like "(hd0,1)" ) is that?
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> steppenwolf: also 32bit will keep you to how much ram you have now (unless you install te server kernel which has PAE built in)
[08:07] <Jordan_U> ActionParsnip: There is actually a desktop PAE kernel now too ( linux-image-generic-pae )
[08:08] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: No both partitions that are labeled as partitions are not the ext2 ones. The ext2 is listed above the listing as: Device loop0: Filesystem type ext2
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> Jordan_U: wow cool
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> !info linux-image-generic-pae
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> Jordan_U: thanks for the heads up (mental note)
[08:08] <Jordan_U> ActionParsnip: np
[08:08] <Fandekasp> hi, I'm lost with documentation about configuration of my mail relay with ubuntu server. The error is shown there : http://paste.pocoo.org/show/152801/ . I just want to execute a python script to send me an email :(  Thank you a lot for your help
[08:09] <Fandekasp> Nobody could help me ? It's perhaps too boring for you ^^
[08:09] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: That is odd, do you see any output when you run "ls (loop0)/" ?
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> Fandekasp: if nobody can answer, they won't
[08:10] <Billiard> Fandekasp: where did this python script come from
[08:10] <Fandekasp> Billiard : from http://docs.python.org/library/email-examples.html, the last one
[08:10] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: It shows the Device loop0 stuff from before when I listed the partitions
[08:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> Good evening.
[08:11] <BringSallyUp> hello... is this a place to get help with installing Ubuntu?
[08:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> BringSallyUp: yes it is.
[08:11] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Did you include the "/" after the device?
[08:11] <BringSallyUp> hi SpaceGhost|AFK
[08:11] <Fandekasp> ActionParsnip : yes you're right, but so many people write here that I supposed you perhaps didn't see my message . Sorry for the spam
[08:11] <steppenwolf> Ok ActionParsnip so the 64 bit would make better use of the system right?
[08:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> BringSallyUp. What's happening?
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> Fandekasp: try in an hour or so, different users etc
[08:12] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Ah no. Now something much different came up. lost+found/ then a list of commands I think
[08:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> steppenwolf: yes 64-bit would.
[08:12] <stonewash> SpaceGhostC2C: good evening
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> steppenwolf: it will use your cpu to its fullest but if you intend to web browse, watch some movies and listen to some music its not really a benefit to you
[08:12] <stonewash> SpaceGhostC2C: how to add/enable default root account
[08:12] <steppenwolf> why?
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> steppenwolf: why what?
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> !noroot | stonewash
[08:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> stonewash: Well I'll give you the link. But it's not really something good to enable
[08:13] <BringSallyUp> I've downloaded and installed Ubuntu Server 9.10 .. everything seemed to go fine, but when the instalation finished and I rebooted, it says GRUB loading / error: no such partition / grub rescue>
[08:13] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Did you do a standard Ubuntu install?
[08:13] <steppenwolf> why it wont benefit?}
[08:13] <stonewash> SpaceGhostC2C: right now i am using root shell.
[08:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> stonewash: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RootSudo
[08:13] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: I assume that there are many files ending in .mod in that listing?
[08:13] <Billiard> steppenwolf: 64bit programs use a bit more ram
[08:13] <BringSallyUp> (I have two drives - the one i installed on, plus a second drive with windows and a ubuntu desktop on a second partition)
[08:13] <luckymurali> Jordan_U, thanks its working
[08:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> stonewash: Why are you using a root shell? Why not use sudo? It's more secure.
[08:14] <Jordan_U> luckymurali: np
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> steppenwolf: well its so basic use that the benefits would be negligable
[08:14] <stonewash> SpaceGhostC2C: but even this account has read only permission to /etc/groups and ...
[08:14] <luckymurali> shall i add 3 commands in the same line by using ","
[08:14] <steppenwolf> ok
[08:14] <stonewash> SpaceGhostC2C: /etc/group and /etc/gshadow files are cleared
[08:14] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: From what I was told - no. I loaded up Ubuntu on a flashdrive then did a install within windows thing if I remember correctly. And there are no .mod files at all
[08:14] <SpaceGhostC2C> stonewash: Then you need to add the user to the sudoers.
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> stonewash: if you need root access, apply sudo to CLI commands and gksudo to X based commands
[08:14] <Billiard> stonewash: use sudo gain gain root privlidges
[08:14] <steppenwolf> thanks for your help!!}
[08:14] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip: He doesn't have sudoers access
[08:15] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Can you give me an examle of one of the files listed from "ls (loop0)/" ?
[08:15] <stonewash> SpaceGhostC2C: it looks like system is locked
[08:15] <wanghong> how can tell me ,how to install drscheme  on ubuntu 9.10
[08:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> stonewash: as root, type this command and add your normal user to the sudoers. visudo
[08:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> stonewash: what do you mean by locked?
[08:16] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: I can list as many as you want. Starts with / lost+found/ var/ host/ etc/ media/ cdrom bin/ boot/ dev/
[08:16] <colloguy> Is there an easy way to log all invocation of a particular binary (in this case, I want to know what flags hdparm is invoked with) ?
[08:16] <stonewash> SpaceGhostC2C: thanks
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> has s/he been messing with the sudoers file and borked it??
[08:16] <Fandekasp> Billiard : Do you have an idea about my problem ? Else, I'll try later, no problem ^^
[08:16] <stonewash> SpaceGhostC2C: brb
[08:16] <wanghong> anybody help me please!
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> !ask | wanghong
[08:16] <colloguy> oh wait, maybe I can just wrapper in binary in a script
[08:16] <Jordan_U> colloguy: You can replace the binary with a script that logs the flags then passes them on to the real binary
[08:17] <colloguy> Jordan_U: My thoughts exactly!
[08:17] <wanghong> ok, thanks
[08:17] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Ok, try running "configfile (loop0)/boot/grub/grub.cfg"
[08:17] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: I think the only things that might be files would the several items at the very end that are: / vmlinuz initrd.img lib32/ initrd.img.old vmlinuz.old
[08:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> !plesae |colluguy wanghong
[08:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> !please | wanghong
[08:18] <SpaceGhostC2C> wanghong: what is your problem
[08:18] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Sorry had my page static. And now I have alist of errors that read - Error: unknown command '/usr/share/fonts/tru'
[08:18] <Jordan_U> colloguy: echo $0 "$@"; exec "${0}-real" "$@"
[08:19] <BringSallyUp> I installed Ubuntu Server 9.10 on first drive (2nd drive has Windows and Ubuntu desktop) - Everything seemed to go fine, but when the instalation finished and I rebooted, it says GRUB loading / error: no such partition / grub rescue> .... so... any ideas?
[08:19] <R1cochet> i just installed 9.10 from alt install cd and when it loads the screen freezes at login. i am unable to login. i was able to load livecd fine in safe graphics mode. ive tried to startx from prompt but i still get frozen screen. is there a way to boot in gui in safe graphics mode?
[08:19] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: And you didn't see these errors when you first booted?
[08:19] <wanghong> i just want to install a lisp develop environment
[08:19] <colloguy> Jordan_U: <3
[08:19] <gonzoism> i run two iptables commands as root, and iptables --list shows nothing.  anyone know what the problem is ?
[08:19] <SpaceGhostC2C> BringSallyUp. can you boot into the other windows or a bootcd of ubuntu?
[08:19] <Sabir> I bought a card from nvidia, built on the chipset gt216. It has a sound device to HDA Sound. The latest version of alsa does not detect this sound device and I can not bring the sound to your TV. Is there a solution to this problem?
[08:19] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: No I did not. Also there appears to be several error: unknown command 'usr/share/fonts/typ'
[08:19] <SpaceGhostC2C> wanghong: I'll look into what you need to do, give me a sec.
[08:20] <BringSallyUp> I can't get anywhere, SpaceGhost|AFK
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: do you get the login screen or does it fail before its shown?
[08:20] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Try pressing escape and if you are really lucky you will see the boot menu
[08:20] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: definitely just rebooted lol
[08:20] <leaf-sheep> Sabir: http://alsa.opensrc.org/.asoundrc
[08:20] <wanghong> what you mean
[08:21] <R1cochet> i get the login screen but once i click on my name it gets weird artifacts then freezes
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> Sabir: run: lspci | grep -i audio
[08:21] <BringSallyUp> SpaceGhost|AFK ... I can put the CD in and boot that... I can "press f1 to enter setup"... but : other than that, GRUB never comes up so I can't select which operting system I want to boot
[08:21] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: After selecting Ubuntu from my available os' it brought me back to the GNU GRUB page
[08:21] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Ok, well boot again, tell me the outpur of "echo $prefix", then try configfile again
[08:21] <ardchoille> gonzoism: are you sure you even need a firewall?
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> Sabir: that tells you the sound chip, you can now websearch for guides
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: please tab complete my name at the start of sentences addressed to me
[08:21] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Try pressing escape to see the menu entry commands
[08:22] <tux> Can anybody tell how to find local hard disk and san device in Linux
[08:22] <SpaceGhostC2C> wanghong: http://common-lisp.net/project/lispbox/
[08:22] <gonzoism> ardchoille: yeah, i'm trying to set up masquerading for my Neo Freerunner. ;P
[08:22] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip sorry will do
[08:22] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Sorry, I meant "e"
[08:22] <Sabir> ActionParsnip ß óæå äâà äíÿ ïûòàþñü íàéòè â ãóãëå ðåøåíèå äëÿ äàííîãî ÷èïà.
[08:22] <Sabir> oops
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: thanks, less confusing in a channel of 1300 users
[08:22] <Sabir> ActionParsnip I have two days trying to find in the Google solution for this chip.
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> Sabir: open a terminal, paste the command
[08:22] <larswey> I've managed to remove my network settings from my panel, how do i restore it? I cant find it under "add to panel"
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> Sabir: were you using the output from the command?
[08:22] <Jordan_U> larswey: Notification area
[08:22] <SpaceGhostC2C> Sabir: you need to get a sound card working?
[08:22] <tux>  Can anybody tell how to find local hard disk and san device in Linux?
[08:23] <stonewash> SpaceGhostC2C: visudo return -- read-only-filesystem
[08:23] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Reads (hd0,1)/boot/grub Then I redid the config then it brought me back to the errors
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: if you log on a another user, is it ok?
[08:23] <Sabir> ActionParsnip 01:00.1 Audio device [0403]: nVidia Corporation High Definition Audio Controller [10de:0be2] (rev a1)
[08:23] <Sabir> ActionParsnip this one
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: you can make another user in root recovery console
[08:23] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Good, at least now I know what's wrong
[08:23] <SpaceGhostC2C> stonewash: is this filesystem you're in a ubuntucd?
[08:23] <imprint> how do I install google earth on the latest ubuntu,
[08:23] <stonewash> SpaceGhostC2C: no
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> Sabir: lets see what jeeves says
[08:23] <larswey> thanks Jordan_U :)
[08:23] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Awesome. How bad?
[08:24] <stonewash> SpaceGhostC2C: this is clean 9.10 install
[08:24] <Sabir> SpaceGhostC2C soung card. integrated to video card
[08:24] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: how do i go about that? i know how to boot into recovery mode but unsure how to create another user
[08:24] <tux>  Can anybody tell how to find local hard disk and san device in Linux?
[08:24] <tux> please help me
[08:24] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: I don't think this will help because of a bug in the version of grub karmic uses but try running "prefix=(loop0)/boot/grub" then escape and try the menu entry again
[08:24] <SpaceGhostC2C> stonewash: I know it sounds annoying, but try to burn the disk again, then reinstall. Sometimes it's simpler than working it out. If you'd like to work it out send me a PM.
[08:24] <gonzoism> ardchoille: I'm trying to run these two commands:  iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -s 192.168.0.0/24 -j MASQUERADE    and    iptables -D POSTROUTING -t nat -s 192.168.0.0/24 -j MASQUERADE
[08:25] <stonewash> SpaceGhostC2C: tried to add a new least privileged user. and script deleted all groups
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: adduser new_user_name
[08:25] <steppenwolf> I am trying to download the 64 bit version of Ubuntu 9.10 from Ubuntu.com but the download option is Desktop 9.10 (32 bit)
[08:25] <ardchoille> gonzoism: I'm well versed in iptables, I don't even run a firewall
[08:25] <monk> hai can i have help with joomla installation
[08:25] <SpaceGhostC2C> stonewash: I suggest for best use of your time, to reinstall ubuntu and if the problem persists, then come here.
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> Sabir: try: sudo cp /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base_old; gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[08:25] <SpaceGhostC2C> monk: what's happenning monk?
[08:26] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: grub was looking on the wrong drive for its files ( modules and grub.cfg ), It can be fixed easily enough but I'm not sure how to keep it from going back to the bad $prefix on grub upgrades
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> Sabir: add this to the bottom of the file: options snd-hda-intel model=3stack
[08:26] <imprint> What opens a .bin file?
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> Sabir: make sure you press enter on the end of the line to end it, save the new file, reboot
[08:26] <monk> SpaceGhostC2C, nothing much, just trying to get a webdev tool installed on my lappy
[08:26] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Okay so I re-exited out put in the command. Didnt say anything so I exited and now Im back to the GNU GRUBS page
[08:26] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: once i add new user should i normal boot and try that user or what?
[08:26] <SpaceGhostC2C> imprint: just make the bin executable
[08:27] <monk> imprint, binary file
[08:27] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Did you try Ubuntu menu entry again?
[08:27] <SpaceGhostC2C> monk, did you try to download it and follow the online instructions on the site? What went wrong?
[08:27] <gonzoism> ardchoille: it isn't the firewall i'm wanting as much as the network address translation.  I've been running commands like these for ten years.  all of a sudden, it seems that iptables doesn't do anything....     i give the iptables command, get no error, and iptables --list shows no rules.
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: yes, to reboot run: sudo shutdown -r now
[08:27] <Sabir> ActionParsnip At the moment I am not at the computer and I can not taste what you are saying. :(
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: then log in as the new user
[08:27] <gonzoism> ardchoille: kind of odd....
[08:27] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: And if by that you mean selecting to use Ubuntu as my OS then yes
[08:27] <monk> SpaceGhostC2C, yeah, i downloaded it and extracted the files to /var/www/localhost
[08:27] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: ty will try
[08:27] <SpaceGhostC2C> imprint, run this command replacing FILENAME with the name of the file
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> Sabir: well thats no use to anyone, give it a try when you can and see how you go
[08:27] <SpaceGhostC2C> monk what shows up?
[08:27] <ardchoille> gonzoism: Oh, yeah, that is odd. Do you have a router that does NAT?
[08:28] <kcj_1993> why does notify-osd reserve a space for the volume notification?
[08:28] <SpaceGhostC2C> imprint: chmod +x FILENAME
[08:28] <monk> SpaceGhostC2C, but when i goto http://http://localhost/joomla
[08:28] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Try running "insmod (loop0)/boot/grub/linux.mod"
[08:28] <monk> SpaceGhostC2C, but when i goto http://localhost/localhost/joomla it tunes me to download a PHTML file
[08:28] <kcj_1993> is it a bug?
[08:28] <gonzoism> ardchoille: yes
[08:29] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U No file found
[08:29] <gonzoism> ardchoille: i've got a openwrt wireless router going at the other side of the house...
[08:29] <ardchoille> gonzoism: So why not just let your router do the NAT and you won't have to mess with a firewall?
[08:29] <SpaceGhostC2C> monk: let me look into the installation of joomla. I'm sure this isn't really a ubuntu issue, but a joomla issue.
[08:29] <monk> SpaceGhostC2C, plus i cannot edit the /ect/apache2/conf.d file even as root
[08:29] <BringSallyUp> OK, I'm gonna give this one more try.
[08:29] <BringSallyUp> I installed Ubuntu Server 9.10 on 1st drive and everything seemed to go fine. Problem came when the instalation finished and I rebooted - After the quick "loading" screen (where I can press F2 to enter setup), it says "GRUB loading", "error: no such partition", "grub rescue>" ... GRUB never comes up so I can't select which operting system I want to boot. All I can do is put the CD in and try to reinstall (I've done that twice).
[08:29] <monk> SpaceGhostC2C, cool
[08:29] <kcj_1993> hello?
[08:29] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Can you boot from a LiveCD or do you have a free flash drive?
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> BringSallyUp: boot to live cd and reinstall grub
[08:29] <gonzoism> ardchoille: because then I can't plug in my shiny new linux phone via usb and use the net over usb.
[08:29] <imprint> I have no idea what that means, I am just trying to install google earth
[08:30] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Got neither on me. Im guessing a re-install is in order?
[08:30] <ardchoille> gonzoism: Ah, ok
[08:30] <gonzoism> ardchoille: it is one device i am trying to get to work.  i'm sure that i want to be doing this.
[08:30] <monk> imprint, apt-get install googleearth
[08:30] <Jordan_U> BringSallyUp: That probably means that windows installed over your linux partition
[08:30] <monk> imprint, aptitude search google
[08:30] <monk> first*
[08:30] <ardchoille> !info googleearth-package
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> imprint: googleeart is on the medibuntu repo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[08:30] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Just a re-install of grub
[08:30] <ardchoille> imprint: apt-cache search -n google | grep earth
[08:31] <gonzoism> ardchoille: any idea why iptables seems to be broken ?
[08:31] <BringSallyUp> ActionParsnip: I'll do that now. I select "Rescue a broken system", Right?
[08:31] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Can you move the drive to another computer?
[08:31] <kcj_1993> HELLO
[08:31] <SpaceGhostC2C> imprint: I'm going to send you a pm. okay?
[08:31] <ardchoille> gonzoism: no idea, I don't know enough about it
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> BringSallyUp: ot used that, you can install grub from live CD desktop
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> !grub2 | BringSallyUp
[08:31] <BringSallyUp> thanks, oblu_
[08:31] <BringSallyUp> obottu, rather
[08:31] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Unfortunately no, unless I want to take apart my labtop. As soon as I get a copy of Linux on a cd or a flashdrive I should be able to fix it right?
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> BringSallyUp: did you MD5 test the ISO you used to make the server install disk? Did it pass CD verification
[08:32] <gonzoism> ardchoille: checking if i really needed was good.  it's just that i really do need it.
[08:32] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Yes
[08:32] <gonzoism> ardchoille: thanks.
[08:32] <BringSallyUp> i didn't, ActionParsnip - I'll do that, thanks
[08:32] <oblu_> BringSallyUp: np
[08:32] <greezmunkey> What a huge differance! I scrapped my wubi install, and rebuilt my laptop from scratch. That dropped my cpu utilization, swap, etc dramatically! I thought it ran pretty well before, was I ever wrong. :)
[08:32] <Ben64> i seem to be getting a crappy wireless connection on Karmic, whats up?
[08:32] <ardchoille> gonzoism: in your case, yeah, you need it. But I don't have sufficient knowledge to be able to help, sorry
[08:32] <SpaceGhostC2C> greezmunkey: do you have a problem?
[08:32] <sale-man> .
[08:32] <gonzoism> anyone know why iptables seems to be broken ?  I give iptable commands and iptables --help and nothing works.
[08:32] <sale-man> .
[08:32] <SpaceGhostC2C> Ben64: howfar are you from the Access Point?
[08:33] <gonzoism> anyone know why iptables seems to be broken ?  I give iptable commands and iptables --help shows nothing.
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> greezmunkey: wubi is garbage imho
[08:33] <Ben64> SpaceGhostC2C: a room and hallway away
[08:33] <Ben64> SpaceGhostC2C: but it worked fine on windows
[08:33] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Are you using lvm or anything interesting in the way of partitioning out of curiosity?
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> greezmunkey: nice to try but not a long term solution, its better to grab a small USB stick and install to that
[08:33] <greezmunkey> SpaceGhostC2C, all is good, I asked a question earlier but I'll get to an answer on my own.
[08:33] <kcj_1993> why does notify-osd reserve a space for the volume notification? does anyone know? is there a work-around?
[08:33] <SpaceGhostC2C> Ben64, Did you use ubuntu to install the drivers are you using ndiswrapper
[08:34] <SpaceGhostC2C> greezmunkey: are you sure?
[08:34] <Ben64> SpaceGhostC2C: didn
[08:34] <Ben64> 't have to do anything, "just worked"
[08:34] <g_> kcj_1993, I was wondering the same thing
[08:34] <Ben64> SpaceGhostC2C: worked fine on edgy eft too, btw
[08:34] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Sorry was afk for a moment. And I do not believe so. I simply clicked the option to install Ubuntu within windows when prompted
[08:34] <greezmunkey> ActionParsnip, I was reluctant to dump it, but you all in here kind of convinced me. All in all it took me about 3 hours to get back where I was, and I'm likin it.:)
[08:34] <kcj_1993> g_ it's starting to bug me.
[08:34] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Oh no, was this a wubi installation ?
[08:35] <gonzoism> ubuntu is so "easy" until you want to do something advanced...  the way they have a lot of configuration files and the way they do networking is so......  un-intuitive...
[08:35] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Quite possibly
[08:35] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: that did not work. i still get artifacts once i click on the users name in GDM
[08:35] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Not bad for you but it means that this was probably caused by a really stupid bug
[08:35] <kcj_1993> g_: it's starting to bug me.
[08:35] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: At least not any worse for you :)
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: ok so its the system , not the user
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: ok if you drop to command line log in then run: startx   do you get a desktop
[08:36] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Ah... So the idea then would be to now format this edition off of my computer and install ubuntu in a non-bad way?
[08:36] <kcj_1993> does anyone know?
[08:36] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: If you don't mind *please* file a bug about this and mark it as critical
[08:37] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: yes but as soon as the panel loads i get same artifacts and the screen freezes
[08:37] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Got a link where to file it?
[08:37] <Jordan_U> !bugs | FlailingWalrus1
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: ok when it freezes, can you use ALT + K + PrintScreen to restart X and get control back?
[08:37] <syrius> what does the ro option in the menu.lst do?
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> syrius: read only
[08:38] <syrius> hmm
[08:38] <FlailingWalrus1> ubuntu-bbug <package>
[08:38] <FlailingWalrus1> ubuntu-bug <package>
[08:38] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: i also couldnt find xorg.conf in /etc/X11
[08:38] <kcj_1993> Anyone?
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: karmic (annoyingly) doesn't have one
[08:38] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Wubi is supposed to be safe but if my hunch is right then an update to grub replaced the windows bootloader, which is really bad ( because it get's people to the state where like you they can't boot ubuntu AND their previously working windows install is ( temporarily ) toast as well
[08:39] <leaf-sheep> Example Screenshot --> http://tinyurl.com/yj8jaw3 --> You see those Emblems-On-Icons for Documents, Music, Pictures, etc. Does anybody know what package is that?
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: but does restarting te X server get you control of the system?
[08:39] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: once i restart x what should i do from there?
[08:39] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Im gonna format the hell out of this then
[08:39] <Treeh> Could anyone give me an indication of how to fix this error?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/327467/
[08:39] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: havent tried yet, i have to boot into winblows to get online
[08:39] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Please don't if you can file a bug about it first
[08:40] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: It's actually easy to get back both windows and Ubuntu, but the point of Wubi is that no matter what you do in Ubuntu it shouldn't prevent Windows from working
[08:40] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Joy. Ok then so let me get this all straightened out then. Ill report it, but the whole typing in ubuntu-bugs <package> needs to be typed into the grubs thing right?
[08:41] <Delvien> man n/join #ubuntu-unanswered
[08:41] <Delvien> woops :P
[08:41] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: You will have to file the bug report manually since you can only use ubuntu-bug when you are booted
[08:41] <Tengu> hello people.
[08:42] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Ahh... Right then so post it on the Ubuntu forums or something?
[08:42] <Tengu> I have a question : is it possible to configure apt (or aptitude) so that it will install apps in a loop-back mounted image ? my / has only 600Mo (smartq5 device), and I have an SD card of about 8G... I'd like to install applications on the SD.
[08:42] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: No, let me get you the link since they have made it hard to find without using ubuntu-bug
[08:43] <Tengu> I know GDebi can do it, but as it doesn't keep deps correctly, it's a bit tricky.
[08:43] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Kay not a problem
[08:44] <Treeh> When I try to compile a .c file, it calls for a .h file, and the .h file is in the same directory as the .c file, but it can't find it...
[08:44] <syrius> leaf-sheep that doesn't help me ubuntu 9.10 doesn't use grub 2
[08:44] <syrius> it uses grub .98
[08:44] <blaster> have u declared it in the .c file
[08:44] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+filebug?no-redirect
[08:45] <syrius> .97*
[08:45] <leaf-sheep> syrius: What do you mean? Ubuntu 9.10 does use grub2.
[08:45] <gonzoism> ufw was doing it.  if you have ufw installed, it doesn't let you use iptables until you enable ufw.
[08:45] <Billiard> Treeh: is the case correct?
[08:45] <gencha> i am trying to get syslog to log cron to a seperate file. i removed the # from the cron line in syslog.conf, created that file with 640 right, gave syslog.adm ownership and restarted syslog and cron and it still won't log to that file. what have i done wrong?
[08:45] <syrius> I did a grub --version it says different leaf-sheep
[08:45] <blaster> hey guys have u used 9.10 wireless
[08:45] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Any way you think I should describe the bug?
[08:45] <blaster> ?
[08:45] <syrius> leaf-sheep grub --version
[08:45] <syrius> grub (GNU GRUB 0.97)
[08:45] <Flannel> syrius, leaf-sheep: if you upgrade from 9.04, you'll still be using GRUB
[08:45] <Billiard> syrius: did you upgrade from 9.04?
[08:45] <Treeh> Billiard: I dunno what that is :D
[08:46] <leaf-sheep> syrius: I'm using 1.97~beta4.
[08:46] <Billiard> Treeh: capital or lowercase letters?
[08:46] <Treeh> Billiard: I'm trying to compile an apache module using the apxs command.
[08:46] <leaf-sheep> syrius: You did not do a clean install?
[08:46] <Treeh> Billiard: Oh. Yes
[08:46] <syrius> yes I upgrade from 9.04 Billiard
[08:46] <Billiard> Treeh: of this isnt something you wrote
[08:46] <Treeh> Billiard: I'll just show you the error message.
[08:46] <Younas> hey fellas. Has someone used winff?
[08:46] <Billiard> syrius: like other said it doesnt update your grub when you upgrade
[08:46] <syrius> no you think a clean install would be that fast leaf-sheep ?
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> Younas: i've used it
[08:47] <leaf-sheep> syrius: I'm under the impression that you want minimal ubuntu so I gave you !minimal -- where you can obtain iso, burn it. Install few packages and you're done.
[08:47] <Jordan_U> FlailingWalrus1: Can you join #grub?
[08:47] <blaster> my ubu karmic constantly disconnects me from wireless networks
[08:47] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Sure
[08:47] <blaster> can u help me
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> blaster: when it drops run: dmesg | tail
[08:47] <syrius> wtf
[08:47] <blaster> ok
[08:47] <syrius> why did empathy open without me doing it
[08:47] <FlailingWalrus1> Jordan_U: Done, in the channel
[08:47] <syrius> it just opened like that
[08:48] <Treeh> Billiard: http://paste.ubuntu.com/327472/
[08:48] <Treeh> Billiard: As you can see, mod_xm12enc.h is in the directory oO
[08:48] <Billiard> Treeh: yep, sorry idk
[08:48] <Younas> actionparsnip, im trying to convert a file from .flv to a phone friendly format but it keeps opening the terminal with some error everytime i do it? what do i need to do to get it to work
[08:48] <Treeh> Billiard: Ugh. Thanks anyway.
[08:48] <Billiard> Treeh: did you try make?
[08:49] <cankoy> Treeh: why not install from repo?
[08:49] <Treeh> Billiard: Can't. Apache modules require the special apxs tool
[08:49] <Treeh> cankoy: You can't, it's a third-party module.
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> Younas: it does open a terminal, its just a gui for settings to then run a command
[08:49] <Treeh> cankoy: This is the only form in existance.
[08:49] <Billiard> Younas: what did you try
[08:49] <cankoy> Treeh: is it not mod_proxy mod?
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> Younas: if you read the messages you can websearch for giudes
[08:50] <Treeh> cankoy: It isn't. I already have mod_proxy--that's an official Apache module. This is a third-party one developed externally.
[08:50] <Younas> well im a newbie to ubuntu so if you guys dont mind helping me out with it
[08:50] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: i booted into safemode, started X and i got artifacts. tried alt-k-prntscrn, that didnt work. rebooted normally, clicked on my name in GDM got artifacts, hit alt-k-prntscrn, that restarted X, clicked on new user got artifacts again, alt-k-prntscrn didnt work
[08:50] <cankoy> Treeh: is it mod-proxy-html ?
[08:50] <Treeh> cankoy: Yes.
[08:51] <Treeh> cankoy: Well, mod_proxy_html.
[08:51] <cankoy> Treeh: sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-proxy-html
[08:51] <Younas> billiard i added the file and then selected the desired format and pressed enter. Then it gave me an error in the terminal. If you want i can paste the terminal message her or in a pm
[08:51] <Billiard> Younas: pastebin it
[08:51] <Younas> actionparsnip what messages?
[08:51] <Treeh> cankoy: I'm in SUSE :D
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> Younas: in the terminal which appears
[08:51] <cankoy> Treeh: we're all ubuntu here
[08:51] <ritesh> squid , I am trying to view a wesbite , using a proxy , i need to change ip address every few seconds..will it help..
[08:52] <ritesh> and some problem with cache and session variables also..
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: when you boot head to command line and run: less /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[08:52] <Treeh> cankoy: I know, I am usually as well...but this virtual machine is SUSE, and usually you guys are fairly versitile.
[08:52] <syrius> leaf-sheep that guide is for debian though in debian it works fun well haven't tried with the new grub2 but after 7.04 when I tried the old vga= again it didn't work but it worked on debian
[08:52] <syrius> ubuntu is not debian
[08:52] <syrius> ubuntu may have a debian package system
[08:53] <syrius> it is not the same
[08:53] <syrius> also it uses a different setup for config files
[08:53] <syrius> when you do one config for debian it doesn't mean it will work in ubuntu
[08:54] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: what am i looking for? and is there a way to boot to command line without safemode?
[08:54] <gribouille> hi
[08:54] <leaf-sheep> syrius: I gave you a link earlier for grub2 -- http://harrison3001.blogspot.com/2009/09/grub-2-graphical-boot-tips-to-set.html?showComment=1253736159188
[08:54] <syrius> yes I know leaf-sheep
[08:54] <gribouille> I've installed karmic, but grub fails to start. how can I reinstall grub with the karmic cd ?
[08:54] <syrius> and I told you ubuntu is not debian leaf-sheep
[08:54] <Treeh> Does anyone have any experience with apxs (Apache extension tool)?
[08:55] <syrius> it doesn't use the same settings
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: from login screen, at the bottom you can select command line logon
[08:55] <syrius> if ubuntu and debian where the same there would be no point in having ubuntu
[08:55] <syrius> it would be like rebranding xp as ubuntu
[08:55] <leaf-sheep> syrius: It is not. Ubuntu is a fork from debian. What are you trying to tell me?
[08:56] <syrius> yes I know that
[08:56] <bigmack83__> whats the best option to extract each chapter from a dvd/iso into individual avi files?
[08:56] <Optimus55> hey does anyone know how to remove the icons from ubuntu main applications menu?
[08:56] <syrius> ubuntu uses its package system but it is not debian leaf-sheep
[08:56] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: ty. what am i looking for once i less Xorg.0.log?
[08:56] <syrius> even debian devs say so
[08:57] <billybigrigger> Optimus55, system>preferences>appearance then goto the interface tab, and uncheck show menu icons
[08:57] <Treeh> Does anyone here have any experience at all with compiling Apache modules?
[08:57] <Optimus55> billybigrigger: it's already unchecked. the icons still show
[08:57] <gribouille> I've installed karmic, but grub fails to start. how can I reinstall grub with the karmic cd ?
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: just any errors or warnings as well as note hat is going on, its pretty readable
[08:58] <Billiard> gribouille: you can mount your installation and chroot to it, then try to reconfigure grub
[08:58] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: TY
[08:58] <m3onh0x84> Billiard: http://grub.enbug.org/Manual#head-d782c3ed07197a089c4fdf66abce08744adcc0eb
[08:59] <indus> gribouille: if u have alternate cd you can
[08:59] <syrius> ubuntu is an information over load
[08:59] <Billiard> m3onh0x84: wrong person?
[08:59] <syrius> I give up on linux
[08:59] <indus> gribouille: or install with live cd again what else
[08:59] <syrius> back to winxp for me
[08:59] <indus> syrius: bye bye
[09:00]  * ActionParsnip waves
[09:00] <Optimus55> how do i remove the icons from the main ubuntu menu (on top screen)?
[09:00] <indus> Optimus55: right click and remove
[09:00] <ActionParsnip> Optimo5: use alacarte to enable / disable items
[09:00] <indus> Optimus55: aah main menu , yeah right click and edit
[09:01] <m3onh0x84> Billiard: /me type tab mis :D
[09:01] <Optimus55> indus: no i don't want to remove the group/application from showing. just the icons. i want only text names
[09:01] <indus> Optimus55: thats in system>preferences>appearance
[09:02] <Jack21> hackthissite.org
[09:02] <indus> Optimus55: uncheck show icons in menus
[09:02] <m3onh0x84> every body: I can not rescue grub follow guide: http://grub.enbug.org/Manual#head-d782c3ed07197a089c4fdf66abce08744adcc0eb
[09:02] <Optimus55> indus: it's already unchecked. i think that's for inside nautilus windows
[09:02] <m3onh0x84> it not show mode for me rescue
[09:03] <K350> Is there any text-based program to check the fan speed, processor temperature and such?
[09:03] <yoshx> hello
[09:03] <ent> I have a Geforce 8600 GT and an 6100 Geforce which is onboard and I had just installed ubuntu 9.10 and for some reason I can only get the pc to detect the 8600 GT card which would be two monitors and i am using them in twinview but the 6100 isn't being detected at all. I have three monitors and only two are working since one of them is the 6100. Does anybody have any idea on this type of problem?
[09:03] <indus> Optimus55: hmm dont know
[09:03] <rohdef> I can't load xorg, it says that the kernel module nvidia does not exist, and when running "modprobe nvidia" it confirms this by saying "FATAL: Module nvidia not found.". What do I do?
[09:03] <indus> ent: in bios check if both cards are enabled ,
[09:03] <ent> Yes they are
[09:04] <indus> ent: whats the output of lspci
[09:04] <ent> http://pastebin.ca/1686599
[09:05] <indus> Optimus55: you need to hack some stuff probably
[09:05] <Optimus55> indus: okay thanks
[09:05] <indus> ent: its working fine
[09:05] <indus> ent: see , geforce 6100
[09:05] <ent> for some reason it will not let me use the third monitor though, it is not detecting a third monitor at all.
[09:05] <peterpants> how do i scroll up in a terminal using the keyboard
[09:05] <indus> ent: the nvidia settings doesnt see it ?
[09:06] <ent> yes, but for some reason when I go to configure the dual monitor the third one is not present
[09:06] <ent> only the 8600 gt monitors are
[09:06] <ent> but on windows xp professional it works perfectly all three.
[09:06]  * SpaceGhostC2C thinks indus is epic.
[09:06] <ent> correct
[09:07] <indus> ent: ok iam not sure if 3 monitors work on ubuntu . need to ask more in here
[09:07] <ent> I mean it comes up in the nvidia-settings as GeForce 6100 etc, as well does the 8600 GT card but for some reason it only shows two monitors when I try to configure it
[09:07] <indus> ent: 2 i know works
[09:07] <kermit> when i close my lid on my laptop, it logs me out, killing all my applications.  how do i stop that??
[09:07] <ent> yes, two are currently working
[09:07] <indus> ent: probably need to manually add the third monitor in xorg file ,
[09:07]  * indus asks ActionParsnip for a solution
[09:07] <ent> is that difficult?
[09:07] <Billiard> kermit: power options perhaps, action when you close lid
[09:08] <indus> SpaceGhostC2C: yeah epic fail
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> indus: ?
[09:08] <kermit> Billiard: where do i set that?
[09:08] <indus> ActionParsnip: is 3 monitors work in ubuntu?
[09:08] <indus> *does
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> ent: if you run nvidia-settings do you see 3 monitors?
[09:08] <silvia> please, how to configure windows as default boot option on ubuntu 9.10 i cant find /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[09:08] <Billiard> kermit: power options, somwhere on the menu, not hidden, sorry not at a gui right now
[09:08] <ent> No sir
[09:08] <ent> only two
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> indus: not used 3 monitors in linux
[09:08] <ent> which would be the 8600 gt card
[09:09] <indus> ent: hmm so you are using the dual dvi ports on the 8600 gt?
[09:09] <Billiard> silvia:   grub-set-default   maybe
[09:09] <ent> yes
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> ent: ok you may need to use xorg.conf to make it see the other card
[09:09] <ent> and using the onboard video card as well to give out the input of the third monitor
[09:09] <silvia> lets try it bilards
[09:09] <indus> ActionParsnip: both cards detected, but only 2 monitors
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> ent: if you run: gksudo nvidia-settings
[09:09] <ent> yes
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> oic
[09:09] <ent> correct
[09:09] <silvia> thaks
[09:09] <ent> and when I try and 'detect displays' nothing happens just continues to show the two monitors
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> ent: what if you click detect displays like a man possesed?
[09:10] <ent> ;)
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> click it lots
[09:10] <Azeotrope> How can i see if SWAP is encrypted on 9.10 if using home encryption feature?
[09:10] <peterpants> how do i scroll up in a terminal using the keyboard, pressing up just looks at my last entered command
[09:10] <ent> just spammed it
[09:10] <indus> Azeotrope: swap is not a partition
[09:10] <Azeotrope> silvia ?
[09:10] <_ruben> peterpants: shift-pgup
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> ent: hmm, is their a bug for this logged?
[09:10] <rohdef> how come jockey-text not want to enable my nvidia-drivers?
[09:10] <peterpants> _ruben: thanks
[09:10] <indus> maybe manually adding 3rd monitor to xorg works?
[09:11] <indus> rohdef: yeah jockey sucks, install from add/remove or synaptic
[09:11] <ent> just slows the pc down
[09:11] <silvia> yes
[09:11] <ent> I am not exactly sure how to do that
[09:11] <Azeotrope> indus, in my case it is...
[09:11] <ent> I am in the xorg.conf right now
[09:11] <ent> but I am not sure exactly how I would add the third monitor
[09:11] <indus> Azeotrope: in your case? how come
[09:11] <gribouille> I'm running the karmic live cd. I run grub-install /dev/sda and I get "grub-probe error: cannot find a device for /boot/grub" what does it mean ?
[09:12] <rohdef> indus, tried from aptitude, but it doesn't seem to recove the lost kernel module :(
[09:12] <indus> ent: neither am i, can you paste the xorg file
[09:12] <indus> rohdef: lost what? how
[09:12] <ent> yes. please wait
[09:12] <indus> rohdef: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[09:12] <brand0con> ive never gotten crontab to work properly. does it operate on utc? what is wrong with this line?
[09:12] <brand0con> 12 01 * * * vlc /home/user/Desktop/*.mp3
[09:12] <brand0con> I've never gotten anything to launch with this utility
[09:12] <silvia> billiard, how do i use this command? if i dont know the entry?
[09:12] <rohdef> indus, modprobe nvidia reveals that the module isn't present on my system
[09:13] <infidel2> can the 32bit version of ubuntu see all 4gb of my ram? or is it like windows and only see 3gb
[09:13] <rohdef> indus, isn't it use 185?
[09:13] <ent> indus: http://pastebin.ca/1686605
[09:13] <indus> yeah 185
[09:13] <ActionParsnip> brand0con: can you glob with vlc like that?
[09:13] <Azeotrope> indus: i made a swap partition and encrypted it old style, with luks. then i noticed that there is a problem with it (it was telling cannot be mounted at boot). after reading a little i saw that 9.10 should encrypt swap if you use home encryption
[09:13] <brand0con> ActionParsnip: yep terminal does it no problem
[09:13] <brand0con> it should still launch with some sort of error
[09:13] <Billiard> silvia: its a number, you have to count them
[09:14] <indus> Azeotrope: hmm i thought swap is not a real partition, what possible data could go and stay in there
[09:14] <Slart_> infidel2: it sees 4GB... but then some is used up for hardware mappings, graphics memory and whatnot.. so you end up with less then 4GB.. not sure if you'll end up at 3GB or 3.5 GB though
[09:14] <ActionParsnip> brand0con: funky, learn something every day. thanks
[09:14] <rohdef> indus, tried reinstalling that one before, I'll try and purge it then reinstall
[09:14] <brand0con> npp
[09:14] <indus> ent: if you have the same monitor, then add the entry similar to the other ones
[09:14] <gribouille> I'm running the karmic live cd. I run grub-install /dev/sda and I get "grub-probe error: cannot find a device for /boot/grub" what does it mean ?
[09:14] <ent> indus: thank you
[09:14] <ent> indus: appreciate it
[09:14] <indus> rohdef: sudo apt-get purge nvidia-xyx
[09:14] <PFA> is there a linux equivalent to microsoft equation editor that will save in a format my teacher can read on his windows computer?
[09:14] <silvia> okay, i have to cont from zero all lines or exept the separation line or including the separetion line?
[09:14] <indus> ent: try if it works first, ill take the thanks later
[09:15] <rohdef> indus, already on it ;)
[09:15] <Slart_> PFA: openoffice is available for windows too
[09:15] <indus> PFA: have you tried open office math?
[09:15] <PFA> Slart_, that's great, but this is an online course where i'll never actually interact with the teacher so i can't exactly recommend a software change.
[09:15] <PFA> it's all very formal
[09:15] <Azeotrope> indus, swap is used for whatever you have in ram, right? so, data harvesters can get intel out of there
[09:15] <mostafa> guyz whats the best subtitle software for ubuntu
[09:15] <Slart_> PFA: you could try saving it as a word document in openoffice.. not sure if it will look very nice but I think it might work
[09:15] <PFA> indus, sounds like a good idea, thanks
[09:15] <indus> Azeotrope: hmm fair enough
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> ent: may help: http://froebe.net/blog/2009/05/11/getting-three-monitors-to-work-with-kubuntu-ubuntu-with-kde-on-a-dell-optiplex-gx520-nvidia-geforce4-mx-4000-low-profile-video-card-and-the-onboard-intel-82945ggz-video-card/   stupid long links
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> mostafa: theres no best anything ever
[09:16] <RobotCow> i accidently clicked continue ignoring these packages in update manager when i canceled it. how do i undo that?
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> mostafa: best is an opinion so is never concrete, even living isnt best for some people
[09:16] <Slart_> PFA: and you have to send the equations in a format that the teacher can edit, resave and send back?
[09:16] <ent> Action: thank you
[09:17] <PFA> Slart_, in a format they can see, at least
[09:17] <PFA> idk if they have to send it back
[09:17] <Slart_> PFA: in that case openoffice and export as pdf might be your best bet.. or use latex or Lyx if you want a simpler interface
[09:18] <PFA> all right
[09:18] <PFA> i'll look into those. thanks, Slart_ and indus
[09:19] <brand0con> can anyone tell me what I've done wrong with creating this cronjob? 20 01 * * * vlc /home/user/Desktop/*.mp3
[09:19] <brand0con> somehow they've never worked for me
[09:19] <Slart_> brand0con: supposed to run 1:20 every day and play some mp3's?
[09:19] <brand0con> yes
[09:19] <rohdef> indus, duh, found the problem, Linux headers ofc
[09:19] <brand0con> testing purposes right now
[09:20] <brand0con> but alarm tm morn
[09:20] <indus> rohdef: whats ofc
[09:20] <Slart_> brand0con: the the files are really called blabla.mp3 and not blabla.MP3 ?
[09:20] <kke> some easy to set up imap+webmail+spamassasin package?
[09:20] <Azeotrope> brand0con: as root? you want it to be an alarm?
[09:20] <Azeotrope> you have to use cvlc
[09:20] <indus> PFA: http://www.openoffice.org/product/math.html
[09:21] <Azeotrope> brand0con: better use mplayer
[09:21] <brand0con> Slart: the command works in the terminal so no reason why cron shouldn't run it. cron just doesn't ever seem to kick in
[09:21] <Slart_> brand0con: ahh.. Azeotrope is right.. you can't assume X to be running in a cronjob.. so use terminal stuff only.. (or do some cheap tricks like set display)
[09:21] <rohdef> indus, of course :)
[09:21] <indus> rohdef: hmm ofc
[09:21] <indus> :)
[09:21] <indus> rohdef: so works now?
[09:21] <brand0con> Azeotrope: I've tried root also. but okay I'll go that route and invoke x
[09:21] <iKernel> I want to install pulseaudio from source, but to do that I need to first uninstall the pulseaudio package. However, a few packages depend on pulseaudio, most notably ubuntu-desktop. How can I install pulseaudio from source and get rid of the pulseaudio package without affecting the other packages?
[09:22] <rohdef> at least I got the module now, then I'll see if there's any more problems ;)
[09:22] <gribouille> Billiard, I'm in the live cd. how can I chroot to my installation ?
[09:22] <Slart_> brand0con: when the cronjob is run there is no DISPLAY variable set.. so vlc doesn't know where to show it's interface.. when you start gnome-terminal you have that variable set since you've started it from X
[09:22] <Slart_> brand0con: try this one instead      DISPLAY=:0.0 vlc /home/user/Desktop/*.mp3
[09:22] <brand0con> Slart: thank you for the explaination
[09:23] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: ok wnet through the log, 1 thing that really stood out was "failed to initialize GLX extension (compatable NVIDIA X driver not found)"
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: then run: sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia-glx*; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[09:23] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: also "unloadmodule: "vesa"
[09:24] <f4lcokian> nice day
[09:24] <m3onh0x84> hix, with me today is bad day
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: vesa is the failsafe driver, that should work fine. I think its conflicting with the nvidia driver, if you remove it you can get an x server and troubleshoot there
[09:25] <silvia> billiad, did not worked, i have tryed $sudo grub-set-default 6
[09:26] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: remove which?
[09:26] <rohdef> when a dpkg-reconfigure gives me something like: "[: 120: #: unexpected operator", where is the file located that has that problem?
[09:26] <indus> m3onh0x84: why
[09:26] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: i assume "sudo apt-get remove nv"
[09:26] <silvia> please, where is the grub configuration file on unbuntu 9.10?
[09:26] <leaf-sheep> silvia: /etc/default/grub
[09:27] <Slart_> !grub2
[09:27] <leaf-sheep> !grub2 | silvia
[09:27] <SwedeMike> smart bot.
[09:27] <silvia> okay, thank you
[09:27] <R1cochet> i love that bot
[09:27] <leaf-sheep> !snack
[09:27] <leaf-sheep> Meh. :<
[09:27] <chaitu> haha yeah .. thats one smart bot
[09:27] <Slart_> !botsnack
[09:27] <Tengu> -.-
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: no
[09:28] <leaf-sheep> Yeah, that one. :)
[09:28] <Tengu> !apt
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia-glx*
[09:28] <helloworlds> hi, I cannot power off my pc, Whenever i power off, it shows unregistered_(something)
[09:28] <Tengu> ah. maybe some useful help here :D
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: the nv driver is the open source driver
[09:28] <mostafa> what software for subtitle  purpose do people think is the best ?
[09:29] <wapko> mostafa: viewing og authoring ?
[09:29] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: u was having the issue b4 i tried to install the nvidia glx driver tho
[09:29] <Tengu> hmmm. nope, no more informations -.-'. no way to say "hey, apt, install these packages HERE" ?
[09:30] <Tengu> with something like an env var ROOT_DIR=... ?
[09:30] <leaf-sheep> mostafa: "apt-cache search subtitle | grep editor"
[09:30] <_5moufl> I can't change the luminosity with karmic and my laptop (it worked before karmic)
[09:31] <helloworlds> hi, I cannot power off my pc, Whenever i power off, it shows unregistered_(something)
[09:31] <helloworlds> In the console
[09:32] <silvia> i tred to edit /etc/default/grub but did not worked too, do i need to enter any command after editing thid file?
[09:32] <SpaceGhostC2C> helloworlds: what's happening friend?
[09:33] <Slart_> silvia: probably sudo update-grub2 or something like that.. you did read the link ubottu sent you?
[09:33] <greezmunkey> Quick question here, I removed a wine install, but the filesystem analyzer still shows space allocated to it. Is this a "false positive" because I hace to manually remove that part of the filesystem?
[09:33] <greezmunkey> s/hace/have
[09:33] <silvia> sory, did not saw the link
[09:33] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> greezmunkey: you will still have your wine stuff in ~/.wine
[09:33] <Slart_> greezmunkey: if you remove wine using apt-get it doesn't delete the ~/.wine folder
[09:34] <forkcap> greezmunkey: is it counting ~/.wine perhaps?
[09:34] <greezmunkey> All, I'll look...
[09:34] <silvia> do you stell have the link?
[09:34] <ShapeShifter499> how do I make wine use the native or wine installed firefox instead of its built-in internet explorer?
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> ShapeShifter499: install firefox
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> ShapeShifter499: in wine
[09:35] <ShapeShifter499> I did
[09:35] <helloworlds> SpaceGhostC2C, please help me..
[09:35] <infidel2> i've heard that the linux kernel reserves 1gb for itself.  Is that just for some new kernel version or something? i know i've ran linux on a 256mb machine before, so i'm confused
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> ShapeShifter499: then you may need to find a win hack to make firefox the default browser somehow
[09:35] <helloworlds> SpaceGhostC2C, i cant power off my pc... it hangs
[09:35] <greezmunkey> It actually shows "drive C", and others heh heh, yup it's .wine!
[09:36] <helloworlds> SpaceGhostC2C, do you have any idea where the logs are saved
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> greezmunkey: thats where all the stuff you installed in wine goes
[09:36] <Jimi_Neutral> Hi all
[09:36] <gencha> i am trying to get syslog to log cron to a seperate file. i removed the # from the cron line in syslog.conf, created that file with 640 right, gave syslog.adm ownership and restarted syslog and cron and it still won't log to that file. what have i done wrong?
[09:37] <greezmunkey> ActionParsnip, I don't see any reason why I shouldn't be able to rm -r /home/username/.wine then...
[09:37] <ShapeShifter499> ActionParsnip: I looked I can't find any fix to the web browser default
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> greezmunkey: you can, next time you launch / use wine you will get a fresh one
[09:37] <SpaceGhostC2C> !cookie | ActionParsnip
[09:38] <majuk> ShapeShifter499! http://forums.techarena.in/technology-internet/1112113.htm
[09:38] <greezmunkey> ActionParsnip, I dumped it, it installed off of an APTonCD that I used to rebuild this system, color it gone :)
[09:38] <majuk> ShapeShifter499! That might have the relevant registry entries to edit to get the functionality you're looking for.
[09:39] <vincent__> do the linux terminals have the exact same commands as unix terminals?
[09:39] <ShapeShifter499> tnx majuk, I take a look
[09:39] <gribouille> does hardy support ext4 ?
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> ShapeShifter499: http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14771
[09:40] <Slart_> vincent__: I don't think linux terminals have the exact same commands as linux terminals even.. =)
[09:40] <forkcap> They use free equivalents of the UNIX commands
[09:40] <forkcap> !gnu
[09:40] <ShapeShifter499> ActionParsnip: ??
[09:40] <ShapeShifter499> ActionParsnip: ok
[09:41] <ranjan> in which file should i can chake samba log please help
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> vincent__: mainly yes
[09:41] <ranjan> in which file should i can chake samba log please help  i am using ubuntu 9.10
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> gribouille: according to http://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Howto  there are some packages you can install to give it. I haven't use them so am unsure of whats what
[09:41] <greezmunkey> I like the disk analyzer
[09:42] <Slart_> ranjan: look in /var/log/samba/
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> greezmunkey: i just use: df -h
[09:43] <greezmunkey> ActionParsnip, nice :)
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> easier, loads faster too ;)
[09:43] <greezmunkey> yup
[09:43] <gribouille> ActionParsnip, ok, thanks
[09:43] <danne__> hey guys, how do I get sound in ubuntu 9.10?
[09:44] <crohakon> Anyone know of a good free open source audio recording and editing program?
[09:44] <SpaceGhostC2C> danne_ what do you have for your sound card? onboard or card?
[09:44] <Tengu> plugging speakers and umuting ?
[09:44] <danne__> I dont know
[09:44] <danne__> how can I check that up?
[09:44] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: ok i removed nvidia-glx and rebooted. still having same issues
[09:45] <Tengu> danne__: lspci
[09:45] <Slart_> crohakon: try audacity
[09:45] <danne__> lspci | grep sound?
[09:45] <Tengu> grep -i audio maybe.
[09:45] <greezmunkey> crohakon, I'm no expert, by audacity works for what I do. (edit voicemail prompts, ect)
[09:45] <danne__> Intel Corporatin 82801H (ICH8 family)
[09:46] <crohakon> A friend of mine wants to start doing a Pod Cast lol
[09:47] <Tengu> shouldn't have any problem. ICH8 is well supported under linux. danne__: have you unmuted your sound ?
[09:47] <ShapeShifter499> ActionParsnip: I think I found a fix via your link thanks
[09:47] <danne__> nah, I went to alsamixer and did an unmute
[09:47] <silvia> i have edited /etc/default/grub and after that run grub-apdate, did not worked, any sugestion?
[09:47] <silvia> e read the site wiki documantation
[09:48] <GutZuWiSSeN> im looking for a nice ToDo List tool ... any recommendation?
[09:48] <indus> silvia: update-grub is the command i believe
[09:49] <CptnAwesome> is there a way i can sync a folder on my machine with an ftp dir?
[09:49] <ShapeShifter499> ActionParsnip: yes firefox(in wine) now working as the default(as far as I can see)
[09:49] <silvia> yes indus
[09:49] <indus> !grub2
[09:49] <ActionParsnip> cool
[09:51] <indus> silvia: so you added kernels to /etc/default/grub?
[09:51] <ShapeShifter499> I'm gonna go now
[09:51] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: i removed nvidia-glx and rebooted. still having same issues
[09:51] <ShapeShifter499> thanks for the help
[09:52] <danne__> hey guys! I got no sound on my computer... I got Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) I have unmuted alsamixer
[09:53] <Slart_> cptblood: not sure if rsync can.. but it's worth taking a look at it at least
[09:53] <g0d> warsow ran shit i thin my nforci nstalle
[09:53] <g0d> geroce
[09:53] <g0d> yo i want ot install wine
[09:53] <g0d> and run ventrilo
[09:53] <g0d> and some win apps
[09:53] <FloodBot2> g0d: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:53] <Mimsy> I've been banging my head against the wall this morning but I solved my problem
[09:53] <g0d> do they work
[09:54] <Mimsy> Virtualbox didn't uninstall cleanly and the Kernel Modules were slowing down the system
[09:54] <g0d> i wasnt flooding i was talking
[09:54] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: then run:sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia*; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[09:54] <Slart_> g0d: you were pressing the enter key... a lot
[09:54] <danne__> g0d it is a bot you talking to
[09:54] <monk> SpaceGhostC2C ++1
[09:54] <g0d> danne_ im aware of this
[09:54] <ActionParsnip> g0d: it is when you press enter like that, you can type more than 5 words per line
[09:54] <danne__> lol
[09:54] <monk> SpaceGhostC2C +1
[09:54] <g0d> i know how it works ive been on irc over a decade and im 24
[09:55] <monk> !karma SpaceGhostC2C
[09:55] <g0d> i was on irc with a 14.4k modem p1 75 mhz
[09:55] <syrius> why does ubuntu change so much?
[09:55] <g0d> win95
[09:55] <g0d> lol
[09:55] <danne__> and you still spamming :P
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> g0d: it not only makes stuff easier to understand but you don't sound out of breath
[09:55] <monk> !cookie | SpaceGhostC2C
[09:55] <g0d> sorry drinking and smoking on klonopin about to take some vicoden
[09:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> thanks
[09:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> !offtopic | g0d
[09:55] <Mimsy> g0d, i ran IRC with a 386DX33 6mb RAM running Slackware
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> !ot | g0d
[09:55] <Mimsy> hehe
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> g0d: do you have a support question relating to Ubuntu?
[09:56] <g0d> im only 24 but that box had 16 mb ram and 1 gb hd
[09:56] <g0d> it was a piece of shit
[09:56] <SpaceGhostC2C> !language | g0d
[09:56] <g0d> top of the line at the time though
[09:56] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: is there a way to force boot to use vesa driver instead?
[09:56] <g0d> sorry didnt know this was for kids
[09:56] <g0d> sure kids heard that word before though
[09:56] <ircuser> Tried upgrading to Wine 1.1.33 using Synaptic and Update Manager (after adding Wine repository and GPG key) but getting following errors: http://pastebin.com/d79d0c514
[09:57] <Jimi_Neutral> How owuld i add EsperNet to xchat...i need to join a channel on there
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> g0d: users of all ages use the channel so keep it family friendly
[09:57] <g0d> go to xchat
[09:57] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d you need to not be fail here. Talk about ubuntu stuff or take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:57] <g0d> add it on network list
[09:57] <Mimsy> I do have a support question actually...
[09:57] <Jimi_Neutral> i have tried that and it just comes up unknown
[09:57] <g0d> spaceghost ok i understand you bro
[09:57] <g0d> im not phail tho
[09:57] <Mimsy> When I upgraded to Ubuntu 9.10 my Console text got Really Tiny
[09:57] <Mimsy> I would like to fix that
[09:57] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: then keep on topic and keep your language in check
[09:57] <danne__> tiny?
[09:57] <Mimsy> yes the text is almost unreadable
[09:57] <Mimsy> for me
[09:58] <danne__> you could go to like preference and make it bigger
[09:58] <Mimsy> Not X, the Console (CLI)
[09:58] <danne__> the letters is tiny?
[09:58] <Slart> Mimsy: I'm not sure if that is still set by grub when using the new grub 2  but in grub 1 that was set on the grub boot line by specifying things like VGA=791 and so on
[09:58] <g0d> i am on topic im so mad i installed xp over my vista dual cord it didnt reconnize network i went on linux on site and got a mac book pro and pc in other room and cant get drivers for it compac pos
[09:58] <Mimsy> Slart, I tried that, when it gets so far, the font changes to a tiny font
[09:58] <g0d> so its like forxing win vista or 7 so i installed 7 but i aint running in atm
[09:59] <g0d> win7 makes me mad
[09:59] <g0d> :(
[09:59] <g0d> triple booting xp and win7 and ubuntu but imma remove xp
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> ircuser: gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys F9CB8DB0; gpg --export --armor F9CB8DB0 | sudo apt-key add -
[09:59] <g0d> once i had win2k and win89se and beosl ol
[09:59] <g0d> and linux
[09:59] <Slart> Mimsy: tried changing that number to something else? there are lists of different VGA resolution mode numbers available
[09:59] <Slart> !enter | g0d
[10:00] <TheFuzzball> Can anyone tell me how to get ccsm in karmic?
[10:00] <g0d> ok ubottu
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> g0d: this is support, nt idle chat, we have #ubuntu-offtopic for that, either ask a question, field other users queries or be quiet
[10:00] <Slart> !ccsm | TheFuzzball
[10:00] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: Do you have a specific issue?
[10:00] <blaster> ActionParsnip: it dropped.here is the result[ 6206.128307] ath9k: DMA failed to stop in 10 ms AR_CR=0x00000024 AR_DIAG_SW=0x40000020
[10:00] <Mimsy> Slart, yes and no matter what the line is, the boot process goes so far then flash, something is loaded that says to run a tiny font.
[10:00] <blaster> [ 6207.136723] ath9k: DMA failed to stop in 10 ms AR_CR=0x00000024 AR_DIAG_SW=0x40000020
[10:00] <blaster> [ 6207.352736] ath9k: DMA failed to stop in 10 ms AR_CR=0x00000024 AR_DIAG_SW=0x40000020
[10:00] <blaster> [ 6212.404302] ath9k: DMA failed to stop in 10 ms AR_CR=0x00000024 AR_DIAG_SW=0x40000020
[10:00] <blaster> [ 6213.417293] ath9k: DMA failed to stop in 10 ms AR_CR=0x00000024 AR_DIAG_SW=0x40000020
[10:00] <blaster> [ 6213.636871] ath9k: DMA failed to stop in 10 ms AR_CR=0x00000024 AR_DIAG_SW=0x40000020
[10:00] <FloodBot2> blaster: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:00] <blaster> [ 6218.668440] ath9k: DMA failed to stop in 10 ms AR_CR=0x00000024 AR_DIAG_SW=0x40000020
[10:00] <SpaceGhostC2C> !pastebin | blaster
[10:00] <g0d> added to favorites thanks sir
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> g0d: no one cares about the systems you used to have, or anything else like that. If you have a problem or question about your system we are happy to help
[10:01] <Slart> Mimsy: hmmm.. not sure what that might be.. is this an fresh install of 9.10 or an updated 9.04?
[10:01] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: I think you need  to move to #ubuntu-offtopic to just chat about ubuntu.
[10:01] <Myxb> ircuser: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine and delete the ppa you are using now (it is OK probably, but not from winehq.org site (official that is)
[10:01] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: we don't chat about ubuntu here. Look at the topic. It's the RTFM of IRC
[10:02] <greezmunkey> I remember when Linux was just Lin  ;)
[10:02] <SpaceGhostC2C> !ot | greezmunkey
[10:02] <g0d> but i cant mount this extenral hd
 how i do this
 it aint detechting it
[10:03] <greezmunkey> SpaceGhostC2C, I agree, just cracking a (bad) joke, sorry.
[10:03] <indus> SpaceGhostC2C: dont go overboard with the ot factoids, self moderation is good
[10:03] <imprint> my google earth shuts off as soon as you turn it on, same thing with streamtuner and tunapie.
[10:03] <SpaceGhostC2C> greezmunkey, It's cool
[10:03] <g0d> my extneral hd its not auto detected im on latest version
[10:03] <SpaceGhostC2C> indus: It'd be awesome if we maybe just kept on topic.
[10:03] <Slart> imprint: tried running it from a terminal? it might give you some error message
[10:03] <indus> g0d: please post in 1 line or the bot will mute you
[10:03] <Myxb> ircuser: also not that wine 1.1.33 adds a corrupt tahoma font. you will need to replace the files manually later.
[10:03] <g0d> i posted int one line
[10:03] <Mimsy> Slart, Upgraded from 9.04 -> 9.10
[10:04] <indus> k
[10:04] <g0d> mimsy i did the same
[10:04] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d. When you just CTRL+v it, it makes each line act as if you pressed enter afterwards.
[10:04] <indus> g0d: disconnect the drive, reconnect then paste output of dmesg | tail
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> g0d: can you run:   sudo fdisk -l ; mount    and paste the output to http://pastebin.com    when th page changes, paste the new URL your browser goes to in here
[10:04] <imprint> there was no error message
[10:04] <Slart> Mimsy: I wonder if it's something you installed on 9.04.. I know there is a terminus console font package that you can install.. have you tried searching in synaptic for console font.. see if anything suspicius is installed?
[10:05] <g0d> ok ill do that
[10:05] <ircuser> Myxb: but how to do the jobs? i.e. first deleting the Wine PPA and then deleting the corrupt tahoma font?
[10:05] <updatebrokeuuids> hello
[10:05] <Mimsy> Slart, I will do that right now
[10:05] <danne__> hey guys I dont got any sound... I got intel 82801 (ICH8 family) and I have unmuted alsa. Can someone help me?
[10:05] <nic2> what is ppa?
[10:05] <indus> !ppa | nic2
[10:05] <updatebrokeuuids> recent update that comtained new kernel seems to did something to uuids - now my system doesnt boot
[10:06] <indus> bad factoid
[10:06] <updatebrokeuuids> i end up with initramfs and complaint that uuid doesnt exist
[10:06] <g0d> wow its plugged in and i know it works yay won on POkerTH not bad game installed with the aptget
[10:06] <indus> nic2: its packages unofficial made by individuals or teams which have the latest of stuff
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> updatebrokeuuids: boot to live cd and run: sudo fdisk -l ; sudo blkid
[10:06] <g0d> but its not lighting up odd i know it work was owrking lemme tr to fix it then ill sudo and paste the output
[10:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> updatebrokeuuids, do this: mount everything you want mounted at boot, then do sudo cp /etc/fstab /etc/fstab.backup then do sudo cp /etc/mtab /etc/stab
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> updatebrokeuuids: then check the UIDs on the bootable partition on the installed system and compare
[10:07] <indus> ActionParsnip: info overload maybe
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> indus: maybe but if you want it fixed you have to walk through the fire
[10:07] <danne__> hey guys! I got no sound on my computer... I got Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) I have unmuted alsamixer
[10:08] <indus> ActionParsnip: blkid what does that do
[10:08] <g0d> here is the pastebin can anyone help: g0d@ubuntu:~$ sudo fdisk -l ; mount
[10:08] <g0d> [sudo] password for g0d:
[10:08] <g0d> Disk /dev/sda: 320.1 GB, 320072933376 bytes
[10:08] <g0d> 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 38913 cylinders
[10:08] <g0d> Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
[10:08] <FloodBot2> g0d: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> indus: plus the / will be the root ofthe live CD, not the installed system as the system doesnt boot so allthis will have to be done in live cd
[10:08] <g0d> Disk identifier: 0x1549f232
[10:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> indus: lists uuids of all parititons
[10:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> pastebin | g0d
[10:08] <updatebrokeuuids> ActionParsnip: interesting one of partitions is missing completly from blkid ran from pc.... i can see it from live cd
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> g0d: I said use http://pastebin.com
[10:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> pastebin | g0d
[10:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> !pastebin | g0d
[10:08] <greezmunkey> SpaceGhostC2C , /etc/stab ?  is that an intermediate step?
[10:08] <Myxb> ircuser: the repos are specified in /etc/apt/sources.lst or lst files in /etc/apt/sources.lst.d dir. delete entries starting with deb and deb-src and with word 'meebey'. that is you old ppa (the one that is not official wine ppa).
[10:08] <indus> g0d: go to paste.ubuntu.com and paste output there
[10:08] <danne__> hey guys! I got no sound on my computer... I got Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) I have unmuted alsamixer
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> updatebrokeuuids: interesting stuff
[10:09] <indus> g0d: write your name and press send. then paste url here
[10:09] <SpaceGhostC2C> greezmunkey, mtab is the currently mounted stuff.
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> updatebrokeuuids: is it the bootable partition
[10:09] <updatebrokeuuids> yes
[10:09] <[BIOS]dnivra> i am currently looking at Getting started with Ubuntu Development logs of the last Ubuntu Developer week
[10:09] <updatebrokeuuids> and do see it from live cd
[10:09] <g0d> can u read this
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> g0d's pastebin = updatebrokeuuids:
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> oops
[10:09] <g0d> http://pastebin.ca/1686639 sorry it was an accident
[10:09] <Mimsy> Slart, I think I figured it out, there is a file called /etc/default/console-setup where the fonts are chosen for the console
[10:09] <g0d> there it is
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> http://pastebin.ca/1686639
[10:10] <danne__> hey guys! I got no sound on my computer... I got Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) I have unmuted alsamixer
[10:10] <greezmunkey> SpaceGhostC2C, I was just wondering about the stab file, I'll sit back and read up on that one...
[10:10] <[BIOS]dnivra> while configuring pbuilder we need to add a new line to ~/.pbuilder
[10:10] <Slart> Mimsy: ah.. good hunting..
[10:10] <Mimsy> brb gotta reboot
[10:10] <[BIOS]dnivra> should i create the file or is it supposed to exist?
[10:10] <Mimsy> Slart, thank you so much
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> g0d: ok it appears the external partition is /dev/sdf1 
[10:11] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: ok i removed nvidia* and autoremoved as well, i still have the same problem
[10:11] <g0d> im sorry what is wrong there
[10:11] <g0d> broke uids???
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> g0d: nothing, i'm not familiar with the filesystem GPT
[10:11] <updatebrokeuuids> ActionParsnip: so whats next step now ?
[10:11] <g0d> i got 4 things for medial spots and 2 partiions and an extenral hd connected
[10:11] <g0d> thats the sudo output
[10:11] <g0d> http://pastebin.ca/1686639
[10:12] <iKernel> I want to install pulseaudio from source, but to do that I need to first uninstall the pulseaudio package. However, a few packages depend on pulseaudio, most notably ubuntu-desktop. How can I install pulseaudio from source and get rid of the pulseaudio package without affecting the other packages?
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> g0d: according to the output it isnt supported but you may find guides for it
[10:12] <g0d> thank you sir action
[10:12] <g0d> hey my buddy said i should install kbuntu over ubuntu and showed me it should i?
[10:12] <Myxb> ircuser: now for the tahoma. in 1.1.33 it scales ugly. type locate tahoma and inspect the output. 'good' fonts are about 384K (355K) in size. there are 2 files. the 'bad' ones are much smaller (less than 100K). then just replace the files.
[10:12] <g0d> first distro i ran for years
[10:12] <danne__> Ikenerl cant you just update the package in aptitude or something
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: you could remove xserver-xorg-video-nv  to force the system to use vesa
[10:13] <nic2> hey whenever i try to login, my system says, greeter application failed..anyone knows why?
[10:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: kubuntu is ubuntu with kde.
[10:13] <g0d> oh i prefer gnome f dat
[10:13] <root> hi
[10:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d different repositories for apps, but it's all ubuntu.
[10:13] <forkcap> iKernel: ubuntu-desktop is just a metapackage which specifies other dependent packages, it can safely be removed
[10:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> !hi | root
[10:13] <g0d> thanks for the 411 very much
[10:13] <iKernel> forkcap
[10:13] <iKernel> forkcap oh
[10:13] <g0d> linux elite here eh
[10:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d anytime friend.
[10:13] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: that wont remove xserver tho will it?
[10:14] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: sudo apte-get --purge remove xserver-xorg-video-nv?
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: no, just the driver
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: sure, you can always add the install CD as a repo and install it again
[10:15] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: ty much i shall try
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> g0d: if you like gnome, leave it, if you like kde, use it
[10:16] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: there is also xfce. I prefer LXDE when not in hnome.
[10:16] <iKernel> g0d kde=bloatware though
[10:16] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d, Gnome*
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> g0d: theres also xfce, blackbox, fluxbox, lxde, flwm you can use instead of the default gnome + metacity you use but i'd just get used to the OS for now
[10:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> iKernel, It is not bloatware. It makes everything a application.
[10:17] <ircuser> Myxb: deleted old PPA (only one line with 'meebey' word) and then added ubuntu-wine PPA. Then "sudo apt-get update" and when I went back to synaptic the same old error. Says dependency issues with wine 1.2
[10:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> iKernel, So clipboard is an application, not just pard of the system
[10:17] <iKernel> EVERYONE says that kde is not bloatware
[10:17] <iKernel> but it really is
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: you can do that sort of thing in gnome with xclip
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: pastebinit /etc/hosts | pastebinit | xclip
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: saves you haveing to copy the url manually ;)
[10:18]  * leaf-sheep tests the xclip
[10:19] <hardy_H> Hi Guys, I`ve been trying to pass on arguments to the start-stop-daemon by doing --exec /path/to/bin/name -arguments, but it won`t accept it as reckon the daemon is listening for the args, is there a way to do this :)?
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> if you are using x forwarding it will be pasteable on the client system too (even in windows)
[10:19] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, I know already. I have it installed. I was giving a for instance.
[10:19] <Myxb> ircuser: try sudo aptitude purge wine && sudo aptitude install wine1.2. btw, this 'tahoma-replacement' package is the one with corrupt tahoma font.
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: no worries :)
[10:20] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, thanks for th info. I already have xclip installed. I was explaining that kubuntu works in modules instead of just one base.
[10:21] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: not dug into it that far, LXDE for me :)
[10:21] <leaf-sheep> ActionParsnip:  04:20:57 up 1 day, 8 min,  4 users,  load average: 0.43, 0.41, 0.31
[10:21] <leaf-sheep> ActionParsnip: Heh. Not bad. I could get used to this.
[10:21] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, I tried it when I helped a friend. I hate kde. I love LXDE
[10:22] <SpaceGhostC2C> leaf-sheep, what do you mean? the not required restart when you install a driver for a keyboard you plug in, that is for windows?
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> leaf-sheep: makes life easier, could even make a script which takes an arg and auto puts the data on the clipboard with one command ;)
[10:22] <updatebrokeuuids> ActionParsnip: http://paste2.org/p/531625
[10:22] <updatebrokeuuids> i checked and boot partition is mounted by / is not visible at all
[10:22] <updatebrokeuuids> s/by/but
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> updatebrokeuuids: can you give a pastebin of: sudo blkid
[10:22] <leaf-sheep> SpaceGhostC2C: Meh?
[10:23] <leaf-sheep> SpaceGhostC2C: Are you talking to me? I'm lost. :\
[10:23] <updatebrokeuuids> http://paste2.org/p/531629
[10:23] <Mupp>   Anyone know what the task "Basic Ubuntu Server" in tasksel is called if I want to install it with apt-get?
[10:24] <updatebrokeuuids> ActionParsnip: the device with uuid starting with d33bd4b5 is NOT present when i do blkid  on my system (not on live cd)
[10:25] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, Can't he just mount everything he wants mounted on startup and them copy /etc/mtab to /etc/fstab? I had him make a backup of /etc/fstab
[10:25] <indus> updatebrokeuuids: maybe a pci-ids is good
[10:25] <indus> updatebrokeuuids: update pci-ids
[10:25] <ActionParsnip> updatebrokeuuids: can you boot to the system in some way to get a prompt to read: dmesg | less
[10:25] <updatebrokeuuids> hmmm
[10:25] <updatebrokeuuids> need to install irc client on my phone
[10:25] <updatebrokeuuids>  1 sec
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: his fstab and mtab are different. I've not do it before but if it works go for it. Here are both files: http://paste2.org/p/531625
[10:26] <SpaceGhostC2C> updatebrokeuuids, try what indus said.
[10:26] <limey> in rdesktop and tsclient, machine isnt passing on mouse clicks. any idea why?
[10:26] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, I have done it succesfully many times. Hmm, odd. No worried. I'll let you handle this one.
[10:27] <kling0n> updatebrokeuuids: it's possible to 'e'dit the boot entry from grub... you could point it to your boot partition and then fix the rest by manually editing fstab etc
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: can you please. i got a tonne of wesearchers going nuts
[10:27] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, sure.
[10:27] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, I've got four already.
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: 4 what?
[10:28] <updatebrokeuuids> kling0n: you dont understand I DO boot, u can see usplash or plyomouth or whatever but / is not present
[10:28] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, four people I'm helping synchronously.
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: nice, fun isnt it :)
[10:28] <updatebrokeuuids> rebootin
[10:28] <MenZa> SpaceGhostC2C: Makes support fun, and challenging!
[10:28] <MenZa> !helpersnack | SpaceGhostC2C
[10:29] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, I love it.
[10:29] <SpaceGhostC2C> MenZa, You're a saint.
[10:29] <MenZa> :)
[10:29] <SpaceGhostC2C> Now I have 2.
[10:29] <SpaceGhostC2C> :P
[10:29] <limey> in rdesktop and tsclient, machine isnt passing on mouse clicks. any idea why?
[10:29] <greezmunkey> helpersnack = nice :)
[10:29] <SpaceGhostC2C> Is it weird that helper snacks actually make me feel better?
[10:29] <Mimsy> Slart, Thank you so much for your help, i found the utility to change console fonts - setupcon *hug*
[10:30] <SpaceGhostC2C> Younder, Hey!!
[10:30] <MenZa> SpaceGhostC2C: Not at all; it's nice to feel appreciated ;)
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> limey: its in "view only mode" if it exists
[10:30] <SpaceGhostC2C> MenZa, For sure.
[10:30] <kling0n> updatebrokeuuids: when you edit the boot entry in grub you have line containing something like "root=UUID=df65g4d56fg4d564fg654dgd5fg4df64" you can edit that to say, for example, "root=/dev/hda2"
[10:30] <SpaceGhostC2C> limey, you have to turn off view only in the host, and I suggest put a password on the host.
[10:31] <limey> ActionParsnip, i have a seperate password for view, and another for control.
[10:31] <g0d> hmm not playing my mpp3 tyring ot install plugin gsteream r osmething
[10:31] <sunta> hello
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> limey: try the other password, see if its the same
[10:31] <kling0n> bugger, he just wen t offline didn't he
[10:31] <g0d> it said it installed but it wont play my mp3
[10:31] <mostafa> can i install MS office on linux guyz?
[10:31] <SpaceGhostC2C> !enter | g0d
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> mostafa: 2003 works in wine pretty good, excel is weird
[10:32] <bazhang> mostafa, check the appdb , help on wine apps in #winehq
[10:32] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d to enable mp3 playback you need to follow this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[10:32] <forkcap> g0d:  "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras" for mp3 codecs and others
[10:32] <bazhang> !appdb | mostafa
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> mostafa: openoffice is a good replacement or for something slimmer try abiword and gnumeric
[10:32] <chaitu> mostafa: You can use wine I assume. I would suggest you to use openoffice :)
[10:32] <g0d> thank u
[10:32] <g0d> but the cmd to apt get wine?
[10:32] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: sudo apt-get install wine
[10:32] <kling0n> g0d: sudo apt-get install wine
[10:32] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip, ty that worked
[10:33] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: I suggest you enable medibuntu repos. Link: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu#Adding%20the%20Repository
[10:33] <indus> mostafa: why dont you try open office?
[10:33] <chaitu> forkcap: Does Karmic not come with mp3 codecs and required packages? I dont remember installing anything after a clean install
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: nice, now you just need to get drivers. I can personally recommend the 190 driver
[10:33] <SpaceGhostC2C> mostafa, listen to indus he's a god of epicness.
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/install-nvidia-graphics-drivers-190-42-in-ubuntu-karmicjauntyintrepidhardy.html
[10:33] <MenZa> chaitu: It doesn't, but it's as simple as clicking a button if you attempt to play something that's not supported.
[10:33] <g0d> ok mp3 codecs installing thanks but when i try to sudo aptget wine it says this E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[10:33] <g0d> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[10:33] <forkcap> chaitu: not sure about Karmic but jaunty etc. were great about automatically installing when needed, so you might just not have noticed installing the package
[10:34] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: i was just gonna mention that. for some reason hardware manager doesnt list any drivers for my video card
[10:34] <SpaceGhostC2C> ! hi blooddiamond
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> g0d: do you have synaptic open>?
[10:34] <chaitu> MenZa: umnn k
[10:34] <kling0n> g0d: you can only run one install instance at a time... I'd suggest you read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Packaging_Tool
[10:34] <SpaceGhostC2C> !hi | blooddiamond
[10:34] <chaitu> forkcap: yeah I guess that true
[10:34] <g0d> thank you sirs
[10:34] <MenZa> chaitu: or something to that extent; in any way, it's so simple I don't remember how, at least. :D
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: nvidia* also removed the modaliases which jockey-gtk reads
[10:34] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d, anytime
[10:34] <g0d> very helpful channel i must say
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> g0d: you can only have 1 app accesing the packages at once
[10:34] <g0d> sorry if im a lil drunk
[10:34] <g0d> thanks he just told me that
[10:34] <pratik_narain> how to access windows filesystem on a wubi installation
[10:35] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d feel free to come back and ask more questions, or get sucked in like we have and actually help.
[10:35] <indus> i feel we need more options like open office
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> pratik_narain: its mounted at /host
[10:35] <indus> right now its an open source monopoly
[10:35] <SpaceGhostC2C> indus: do you mean like alternatives?
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> indus: koffice, star office
[10:35] <g0d> well its gonna take more expiericen for me to be as helpful as you guys are i aint ran linux since kernl 2.2.x heh
[10:35] <forkcap> I'm not sucked in! I can leave IRC any time!
[10:35] <Mo--> coucou
[10:35] <MenZa> ActionParsnip: not to mention abiword/gnumeric!
[10:35] <indus> SpaceGhostC2C: yeah i want a complete office suite but lightweight
[10:35] <g0d> or 2.24 ive tried slackware debian redhat tons of distros
[10:35] <Mo--> hello
[10:35] <SpaceGhostC2C> indus: I agree in the OS community, competition breeds awesome software.
[10:35] <g0d> ive had plenty rooted linux and bsd boxes but aint ran it personally heh
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> MenZa: the ultimate team, and doesnt use 500Mb either
[10:35] <MenZa> !offtopic | Remember
[10:36] <limey> ActionParsnip, the clicks are getting through, but the screen is not updating to reflect the change. This is in both tsclient and rdesktop. I have been battling an smb issue all today, where I cannot watch films, or even listen to mp3's over the network. I guess it is tied in with issue somehow. I have no problem browsing to shares, and I have a wins server on the network, so NBT is fine. VLC gives a samba error as permission denied, yet i
[10:36] <limey>  can drag and drop the files to my desktop.
[10:36] <g0d> remember the trigger
[10:36] <SpaceGhostC2C> !enter | god
[10:36] <SpaceGhostC2C> !enter | g0d
[10:36] <indus> SpaceGhostC2C: yeah , been wondering why we are still stuck with 1 office suite
[10:36] <g0d> he has his finger on the trigger how can i take it off i might die with mine on the !trigger finger
[10:36] <pratik_narain> ActionParsnip: thnx
[10:36] <updatebrokeuuids> back
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> limey: i dont use remote desktop software. i find it unecessary unless demonstrating stuff to users
[10:36] <indus> abiword is good for word processing but its buggy
[10:36] <forkcap> indus: there's koffice
[10:36] <updatebrokeuuids> ok, so there is no update command that i could run to update pci-ids
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> !info koffice
[10:37] <updatebrokeuuids> also copying /fstab with mtab
[10:37] <SpaceGhostC2C> indus: I use gedit. Screw the rest. And if I need some advanced stuff I just walk over to my windows box made to compile things and test, and use that
[10:37] <indus> forkcap: thanks, but something without the K :d
[10:37] <updatebrokeuuids> wont work, because / partition where etc is is NOT accessible
[10:37] <Mo--> hello everyone
[10:37] <limey> ActionParsnip, i can x over ssh fine from this machine
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> indus: staroffice
[10:37] <MenZa> !hi | Mo--
[10:37] <Pirate_Hunter> still dont understand why ooo 3.* hasnt been ported to hardy?
[10:37] <SpaceGhostC2C> I'm also a part of the group who doesn't install anything with a prepending K
[10:37] <Mo--> thank you
[10:37] <indus> ActionParsnip: that open source?
[10:37] <MenZa> Pirate_Hunter: no security problem, no backport.
[10:37] <indus> ActionParsnip: paid sun product isnt it
[10:37] <MenZa> Pirate_Hunter: there's not much point, really.
[10:37] <_5moufl> I can't change the luminosity with karmic and my laptop (it worked before karmic)
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> indus: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/StarOffice
[10:38] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: do i have to apt-get the modaliases? also hardware manager always recommended 185 for me
[10:38] <dinosaurvskitten> is there a way to send some input to another process' stdin? Say I run matlab's commandline tool and send it to the background. How would I send "runsomescript();\n" to its stdin?
[10:38] <forkcap> Woops, I missed the part about lightweight. I second the suggestion to use Abiword/Gnumeric if Oo.org is too heavy.
[10:38] <Pirate_Hunter> MenZa: hmmm I guess still would be nice to know what is new oh well
[10:38] <greezmunkey> limey, what about the ethernet link? Do you know that is running ok. Sounds to me that there may be something going on there.
[10:38] <chu_> indus, I'm not sure your question entirely, but emacs + auctex? LaTeX is pretty nice, there's also Gummi if you want a Live update of your pdf as you type, but I found it a little annoying..
[10:39] <indus> chu_: wrong nick :)
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> indus: seems so $34 USD
[10:39] <forkcap> dinosaurvskitten, consider asking your question in ##linux
[10:39] <greezmunkey> limey, can you run wireshark, or tcpdump and then send some files across to check for errors?
[10:39] <SpaceGhostC2C> indus: I actually read about preloading it on startup. It doesn't hurt my 8gigs of ram.
[10:39] <limey> greezmunkey, the speed is fine, as i can drag and drop movies/mp3's to desktop, and they are quick.
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: 185 is the stable, 190 is experimental but ive never had an issue with it
[10:39] <updatebrokeuuids> ActionParsnip: any other ideas how to access my / partition ?
[10:39] <dinosaurvskitten> forkcap, already done
[10:39] <rocky|raccoon> hello :> i uploaded a file in ubuntu one's web interface and it's showing up there, but it's not showing up in my local "ubuntu one" folder and the update applet says that my files are up to date... :/ is there something i'm missing?
[10:39] <limey> greezmunkey, i can try
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> updatebrokeuuids: not sure, tried an fsck in live CD?
[10:39] <kling0n> updatebrokeuuids: when you edit the boot entry in grub you have line containing something like "root=UUID=df65g4d56fg4d564fg654dgd5fg4df64" you can edit that to say, for example, "root=/dev/hda2"
[10:40] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: how can i go about getting it then?
[10:40] <MenZa> rocky|raccoon: you may have more luck in #ubuntuone
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: the guide i gave will get the 190 installed for you, there is an nvidia ppa
[10:40] <greezmunkey> limey, yeah, it's wierd I know, but check ifconfig and see if you see any errored frams, or the like as well.
[10:40] <rocky|raccoon> MenZa, I'll try there instead thanks
[10:40] <updatebrokeuuids> there is no way i can access my / partition - not to see its uuid , its just not present
[10:41] <MenZa> rocky|raccoon: np
[10:41] <greezmunkey> limey, I work in telecom, voip and the such, a lot of issues with this sort of think can be traced back to the wire.
[10:41] <greezmunkey> s/think/thing
[10:41] <MenZa> rocky|raccoon: U1 is all very new to all of us, and I doubt a lot of us have read up on the tech bits of it
[10:41] <kling0n> updatebrokeuuids: check with parted whether you accidentally wiped your partition table
[10:42] <limey> greezmunkey, it is wireless
[10:42] <ircuser> Myxb: Hey thanks. wine 1.1.33 installed swiftly but feeddemon is not working.."FeedDemon" was unable to load the newspaper style "Surfer".... anyway i will try to solve it....thanks a lot
[10:42] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: im sorry but i dont see a guide that u gave
[10:42] <rocky|raccoon> MenZa, Very true, I still haven't really read much about it to even see how it works really, I just gave it a try anyway :> At least it wasn't for something too important
[10:42] <Bella> hi
[10:42] <greezmunkey> limey, ok, check iwconfig see if there are a lot of over runs.
[10:42] <updatebrokeuuids> kling0n: i checked, everything IS there and i can access the data from live cd - just cant do that after todays kernel update
[10:42]  * indus offers some tea to the helpers here
[10:42] <MenZa> rocky|raccoon: If you still can't find a solution, I suggest you file a bug on Launchpad.
[10:43]  * MenZa puts over a put of coffee for the ones who prefer a slightly darker brew.
[10:43] <kling0n> updatebrokeuuids: backup, then manually edit the /boot/grub/menu.lst file to point to devices in stead of uuids
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/install-nvidia-graphics-drivers-190-42-in-ubuntu-karmicjauntyintrepidhardy.html
[10:43] <xuchunxiao> 看不懂
[10:43] <limey> greezmunkey, over runs?
[10:43] <bazhang> !cn | xuchunxiao
[10:43] <greezmunkey> limey, it's an error counter in iwconfig
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: when you install it make sure you see the DKMS stage complete
[10:44] <limey> greezmunkey, is there a switch i use for iwconfig?
[10:44] <bazhang> xuchunxiao, /join #ubuntu-cn
[10:44]  * indus tells menza india is the leader in tea, so try some :)
[10:44] <greezmunkey> ifconfig
[10:44] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: will do
[10:44] <greezmunkey> oops...
[10:44] <MenZa> indus: I shall have to try that sometime :)
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: it will sit for a while compiling so you will see the words DKMS on the screen
[10:45] <SpaceGhostC2C> !jp | xuchunxiao
[10:45] <greezmunkey> limey, my bad, I ment to tell you to look in ifconfig
[10:45] <bazhang> SpaceGhostC2C, that is Chinese
[10:45] <limey> greezmunkey, there are none
[10:45] <Myxb> ircuser: i understand the freeddemon is an rss aggregator? try using a linux analog, there are plenty. i use liferea, just as an example.
[10:46] <SpaceGhostC2C> bahzang: I wasn't sure exactly. I have a japanese friend who taught me a bit. A lot of japanese is the same in chinese.
[10:46] <greezmunkey> limey, that's good. So the only issue you have is playing files that reside across your network?
[10:46] <bazhang> besides, he had already quit
[10:46] <Pirate_Hunter> are there any known issues to installing jaunty with the alternate CD instead of the desktop version?
[10:46] <iceroot> Pirate_Hunter: no
[10:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> Pirate_Hunter, not that I know of.
[10:47] <indus> MenZa: we are not too behind in coffee either :D
[10:47] <limey> greezmunkey, yes, and also rdesktop and tsclient not updating screens
[10:47] <bazhang> Pirate_Hunter, none that I am aware of, you can check launchpad for bugs if you wish ; keep in mind it is install only and text version
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> Pirate_Hunter: its just a simpler installer so gets you going faster as youu dont have to boot an x server from the CD. It can also be used to upgrade from
[10:48] <greezmunkey> limey, oh, I ran across that...turn off some of the effects like the remote's background, etc. That should clean things up a lot.
[10:48] <Pirate_Hunter> SpaceGhostC2C, iceberg: thanks will use that than I prefer text based install - bazhang -
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> Pirate_Hunter: unfortunately the desktop CD is dead handy for troubleshooting (hence why I download both)
[10:49] <updatebrokeuuids> kling0n: there is no menu.lst for grub2 i think :P
[10:49] <Pirate_Hunter> ActionParsnip: how can it be handy for troubleshooting aren't both the versions the same?
[10:49] <indus> mostafa: hi
[10:49] <indus> mostafa: sorry cant acess it from windows
[10:49] <indus> mostafa: use winscp for that
[10:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> Pirate_Hunter, Sounds like a good deal. I use the livecd to fix my occasional fail.
[10:49] <GutZuWiSSeN> is it possible to sync calendar ( / contacts) with iphone?
[10:50] <lolmaus> Hi! Tried to install a phpish GD library instead of the native one. Used a howto to compile from source, failed. Then used a howto that suggested adding a new repo to list. Failed and totally messed up my packages. :( 1) SOS! Help me get out of this. 2) Help me get a correct GD library please.
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> Pirate_Hunter: they install the same OS, one installs in a graphical environment, one installs in a text environment and allows you to add some extra settings about the install (as far as I've noticed)
[10:50] <iKernel> I just compiled and installed (I made sure to do a make uninstall first to get rid of previous pulseaudio stuff), I start pulseaudio, but when I try to open System->Prefrences->Sound it just sits on "Waiting for sound server to respond" with a cancel button. I haven't ran pulseaudio with any arguments. I've tried running as root and as kernel. I haven't tried rebooting. One evil looking thing I saw when running pulseaudio was:
[10:50] <iKernel>  E: module.c: Failed to load  module "module-alsa-sink" (argument: "device_id=0"): initialization failed. What do I need to do to make pulseaudio work?
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> Pirate_Hunter: the desktop CD can be used if you bork your system as you will get a desktop
[10:51] <optimizer> is there a way to put only one of my two monitors to sleep?
[10:51] <iKernel> optimizer, push the power button on the relevant monitor
[10:51] <SpaceGhostC2C> optimizer: what do you mean?
[10:51] <optimizer> is there a way to put only one of my two monitors to sleep? via software; xset dpms force off puts both to sleep
[10:51] <greezmunkey> iKernel, ;)
[10:51] <SpaceGhostC2C> optimizer, do you want to switch from dual to two?
[10:51] <steff_> hi all
[10:51] <iKernel> SpaceGhostC2C, after a period of inactivity, the monitor will go blank
[10:51] <Pirate_Hunter> ActionParsnip: oh you mean it that way, yeah its better than that minimal shell given by the alternate version which for the life of me I still dont know my way around, thanks will burn both
[10:52] <iKernel> nope, no one knows, I'll try a reboot.
[10:52] <optimizer> is there a way to put only one of my two monitors to sleep? via software; xset dpms force off puts both to sleep ; i have 2 28" lcds and they give off too much heat; i only want one to be one unless i use both of them
[10:52] <ardchoille> !away > Reactor
[10:52] <kling0n> optimizer: xrandr --screen snum --off ?
[10:52] <SpaceGhostC2C> iKernel, so is he asking to keep one from doing that? or how to switch from a dual work enbironment?
[10:52] <kling0n> optimizer: worth a tryu
[10:52] <steff_> where is my controle options on 9.1?
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> Pirate_Hunter: its good to try, gets you started faster
[10:52] <iKernel> SpaceGhostC2C, think he's asking to make one do that and not the other
[10:53] <greezmunkey> limey, any luck with that?
[10:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> iKernel, He wants to do what I specified. switch from dual monitor to single.
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> steff_: can you expand please
[10:53] <konza> hey
[10:53] <konza> how to make a video chat in pidgin
[10:53] <kling0n> optimizer: any luck?
[10:53] <steff_> i cant seem to have a controle center??
[10:54] <greezmunkey> steff, what are you trying to control?
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions > updatebrokeuuids
[10:54] <limey> greezmunkey, still working on it
[10:54] <SpaceGhostC2C> konza, sudo apt-get install pidgin-plugin-pack
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> steff_: in kde do you mean?
[10:54] <steff_> it should appear in admin right???
[10:54] <Pirate_Hunter> konza: is that even possible? I thought they were still working on the voice chat... could be wrong might want to check pidgin site
[10:54] <greezmunkey> limey, ok
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> steff_: try: systemsettings
[10:54] <steff_> hardware settings?
[10:54] <greezmunkey> steff, you're on 9.10?
[10:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> konza, there is a videochat plugin in that package.
[10:55] <greezmunkey> yes you are...
[10:55] <steff_> cant see it anywhere? systemsettings that is?
[10:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> konza, I'd use empathy. sudo apt-get empathy
[10:55] <steff_> yes im on 9.1
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> steff_: are you running kubuntu or ubuntu?
[10:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> !info empathy > konza
[10:55] <steff_> ubuntu
[10:55] <konza> SpaceGhostC2C, empathy is not working in my sys
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> steff_: ok so what do you want to find out?
[10:56] <kling0n> steff_: most options can be set through "system->preferences"
[10:56] <SpaceGhostC2C> konza: try sudo apt-get install pidgin-plugin-pack
[10:56] <steff_> how to controle screen resolution in admin mode
[10:56] <sllide> can i turn ubuntu in kubuntu without re installing it?
[10:56] <konza> SpaceGhostC2C,  kkk
[10:56] <SpaceGhostC2C> sllide: yes
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> steff_: yes but it wont fix your issue
[10:56] <kling0n> sllide: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> steff_: have you installed video drivers?
[10:56] <Younder> SpaceGhostC2C, new name..
[10:56] <SpaceGhostC2C> sllide, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[10:57] <sllide> okok :D
[10:57] <iKernel> fuxing fing
[10:57] <steff_> is system settings a package?
[10:57] <lolmaus> Hi! Tried to install a phpish GD library instead of the native one. Used a howto to compile from source, failed. Then used a howto that suggested adding a new repo to list. Failed and totally messed up my packages. :( 1) SOS! Help me get out of this. 2) Help me get a correct GD library please.
[10:57] <gheddy_zarc> hey wheres the offf topic channel where you can rave about koalas and no one minds ?
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> slide: you will have all the kde apps next to your gnome stuff though
[10:57] <SpaceGhostC2C> Younder, I had the Spaceghost name 3 years ago, but lost it. Someone else must have it now. Had to register as this.
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> slide: so not only will you have gedit, you will also have kate and kwrite
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> steff_: its a kde app, it wont help you
[10:57] <indus> !nfs
[10:57] <steff_> oh ok
[10:57] <greezmunkey> kate rocks
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> steff_: have you configured video drivers?
[10:58] <dobblego> how do I turn off the update manager that bugs me when I log in?
[10:58] <iKernel> greezmunkey, she rocks even more in bed
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> greezmunkey: try leafpad ;)
[10:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> sllide, you will have to go to System>Preferences>Main Menu and sort out the kde apps from ubuntu ones in Gnome to get gnome not looking retarded.
[10:58] <DJones> gheddy_zarc: #ubuntu+1 used to be the channel for the next version but gets closed down after a release, it might have reopened for lucid now, the offtopic channel is #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:58] <Flannel> iKernel: Please keep it ontopic, and appropriate.
[10:58] <steff_> so you know ive been a linux user for about a year so im not an expert yet but i can get by
[10:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> greezmunkey, Anything with a prepending K has this effect one me. I never like them.
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> steff_: you havent answered my question
[10:58] <iKernel> Flannel, I meant when using kate on a laptop while in bed. sitting down at a desktop pc, not so much
[10:59] <Infin1ty> can anyone please explain me why only in Ubuntu when i plug the AC adapter out of my laptop i can no longer use my cpu at 2.4GHz frequency and it blocks at only 800Mhz!? it really annoys me and it only happens in ubuntu
[10:59] <gheddy_zarc> I dont are really what version it it ravin about eh,, its all so good
[10:59] <steff_> but i can sure say that windows can suck my cock and balls lol
[10:59]  * dansan is very angry with Ubuntu maintainers for kicking kdevelop 3.5 and using a screwed up beta 4!
[10:59] <steff_> pardon my language
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> steff_: are you going to answer or troll?
[10:59] <iKernel> Flannel, wait, are you a bot?
[10:59] <SpaceGhostC2C> !language | steff
[10:59] <DJones> !language | steff_
[10:59] <sllide> !language | sllide
[10:59] <iKernel> !language steff_
[11:00] <sllide> yay :D
[11:00] <steff_> yes sorry
[11:00] <iKernel> !language | steff_ steff
[11:00] <steff_> never happen again
[11:00] <SpaceGhostC2C> steff, you're silly.
[11:00] <iKernel> !language | steff_ steff
[11:00] <iKernel> !language | steff_ steff
[11:00] <dobblego> is there a way to turn off the update manager that pops up when logging in?
[11:00] <iKernel> !language | steff_ steff
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> steff_: ok can you give the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[11:00] <FloodBot2> iKernel: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:00] <sllide> does KDE run gnome apps?
[11:00] <SpaceGhostC2C> Let's all not jump on the ubottu wagon okay?
[11:00] <dansan> So can anybody tell me how I can get an actual **working** copy of kdevelop for a non-debian user?  I need kdevelop 3.5.something and the 9.10 upgrade very nicely removed, replacing it with the highly disfunctional and broken beta
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> slide: yes, iheard some are a bit weird but do run
[11:00] <ardchoille> sllide: yes
[11:00] <llutz> sllide: sure
[11:00] <sllide> cool
[11:00] <steff_> mine is 1280x800
[11:01] <SpaceGhostC2C> sllide, you can use ubuntu applications in any environment providing you have dependencies.
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> dansan: tried a ppa?
[11:01] <kekale> I
[11:01] <dansan> ActionParsnip: what's ppa?
[11:01] <greezmunkey> ActionParsnip, heh leafpad... pretty simple
[11:01] <kling0n> dansan: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/kdevelop/4:3.5.4-1ubuntu1
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> steff_: fine, can you give me the output of the command
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | dansan
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> dansan: someone may have it on a personal repo which you can add and use
[11:02] <steff_> sorry Action im not sure what that is??
[11:02] <dansan> kling0n: You're a fucking saint!!!!!!
[11:02] <kekale> Sorry about that. I'm running Karmic on an ages-old ThinkPad; which desktop environment have you found to be quicker, KDE or Gnome? Or should I opt for something lighter still, like XCFE?
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> steff_: its a terminal command
[11:02] <steff_> im still amateur
[11:02] <kling0n> dansan: you're welcome
[11:02] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: ok it completed. so do i have to do anything else special or just restart?
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> steff_: copy the command, paste to terminal, press enter, copy the output, paste the output here
[11:02] <iKernel> !language | dansan
[11:02] <dansan> ActionParsnip, kling0n: thank you both :)
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: yep, reboot away
[11:02] <steff_> ok ill do that
[11:02]  * dansan scolds self for language
[11:02] <SpaceGhostC2C> steff_: people write programs, and put them on launchpad for people to use and test and whatnot. You can install programs in ubuntu using the author's repo from lanchpad.
[11:02] <iKernel> !whyarentyouworking
[11:03] <iKernel> !fine then don't talk to me :(
[11:03] <Flannel> iKernel: Please don't abuse the bot
[11:03] <SpaceGhostC2C> iKernel, Stop messing with the bot.
[11:03] <R1cochet> ActionParsnip: ty so much for all your help. bbs
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> R1cochet: np bro
[11:03] <SpaceGhostC2C> iKernel, only use it if you know how.
[11:03] <steff_> ok well my issue is not a big deal for now
[11:03]  * ActionParsnip sighs
[11:03] <SpaceGhostC2C> iKernel, do this to test and learn with the bot /msg ubottu !language
[11:03] <steff_> got to get to work, chat later
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> steff_: i just need the output of the command i gave, thats it
[11:03] <steff_> thanks for your info for now
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> oh well
[11:04] <SpaceGhostC2C> iKernel, then you can test with a pm to Ubottu
[11:06] <greezmunkey> ActionParsnip, I tried, you tried, what more can you do...
[11:06] <gheddy_zarc> they are all dead in #off-topic ? where to rave about ubuntu ? ActionParsnip Im designing a super hero in your image using open draw of course
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> greezmunkey: with what?
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> gheddy_zarc: just not here
[11:07] <tado> hey all. thunderbird doesn't allow me to save passwords. any ideas?
[11:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> iKernel: It's possible that all that messing with the bot has gotten you muted. go to #ubuntu-ops for help.
[11:08] <jargal> hey guys gg-client not worked error how to gg-client install
[11:09] <drellok> tado, what is the error message?
[11:09] <SpaceGhostC2C> jargal: what is gg-client?
[11:09] <jargal> hey guys gg-client not worked error how to gg-client install
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> !info gg-client
[11:10] <iKernel> SpaceGhostC2C, maybe
[11:10] <forkcap> kekale, how much RAM are you working with?
[11:10] <limey> greezmunkey, i have mint 7 laptop right next to this one, and it can play movies. both are wireless G, both have 90% signal
[11:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> jargal: you need to let us know hat went wrong. what errors?
[11:10] <iKernel> SpaceGhostC2C, i think the bot has put me on ignore
[11:10] <jargal> warcraft garena client
[11:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> iKernel probably.
[11:10] <Ergo^> ActionParsnip, SpaceGhostC2C i got my system to boot by manually editing boot option and changing UUID root to /dev/sda3 (in my case)
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> Ergo^: its very weird but glad you got a boot :)
[11:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> jargal what errors do you get?
[11:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> ergo^: cool?
[11:11] <Ergo^> not really cool
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> limey: unfortunately its not supported here
[11:11] <Ergo^> because UUID is still not present
[11:11] <jargal> wine is installed after run error
[11:11] <Ergo^> means i have to change that every time i boot
[11:11] <limey> greezmunkey, mint machine has same problem with remote desktop, so i think that is a config problem on host machine
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> Ergo^: does sudo blkid   output an ID for the partition now?
[11:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> Ergo^,  you don't need to do that.
[11:11] <jargal> wine is installed after run error
[11:11] <limey> greezmunkey, it is the ubuntu machine that doesnt work
[11:11] <tado> drellok: there is no errror message. it just won't show the checkbox at the beginning of the session
[11:12] <Ergo^> ActionParsnip: yes it does
[11:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> jargal, this is really a wine thing. Ask in wine's irc.
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> Ergo^: is it by any chance what it was before
[11:12] <Ergo^> ActionParsnip: yes it the same thing
[11:12] <Ergo^> ActionParsnip: just doesnt exist in /dev/disk/by-uuid
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> jargal: uninstall wine and rename ~/.wine  then reinstall wine
[11:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> Ergo^, you can edit your grub to always point there.
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> Ergo^: i'd submit a bug
[11:12] <Younder> wine has it's limits
[11:12] <limey> greezmunkey, i was using the mint as a comparison. it is not a network issue per se. it is a problem local to the ubuntu machine.
[11:13] <jargal> ok
[11:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, he is trying to install some warcraft something or toher software
[11:13] <Younder> you cant just run ANY windws app
[11:13] <g0d> hey i installed ventrilo and wine but how do i run it now from wine??
[11:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> limey, what exactly are you asking help for? name a qurstion
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: i see
[11:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d, you can do wine /path/to/ventrilo
[11:13] <Ergo^> ActionParsnip: yeah its def a bug... never happened to me before in 2 years
[11:13] <g0d> path to
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> jargal: i suggest you check the appdb for wine. not all apps run and some won't even install
[11:13] <g0d> it ws C:/windws
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> !appdb | jargal
[11:14] <drellok> tado, see the second paragraph here http://kb.mozillazine.org/Password_not_remembered_(Thunderbird)
[11:14] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d, the put that as path.
[11:14] <Younder> and msie version is limited to the browser not all the suport tools like flash
[11:14] <jargal> thx
[11:14] <limey> greezmunkey, when i try to play files from network shares, both mplayer and vlc are closing out without playing. i can browse the shares, and drag and drop them.
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> g0d: you may find it in your applications menu under wine
[11:14] <g0d> but i have no folder naemd path
[11:14] <SpaceGhostC2C> Ergo^, the chances that you've discovered a but is very low, someone else may have already found it. Google around as to the cause of this and see if you can solve for it.
[11:14] <g0d> i got it there ubt it instaled but i cant find how to run it
[11:14] <ron___> coucou
[11:15] <g0d> tmp got it
[11:15] <g0d> nvm
[11:15] <g0d> thank u
[11:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: buddy, where is ventrilo installed?
[11:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d, good.
[11:15] <tado> drellok: i have tried that, but it still doesn't show the checkbox
[11:15] <kling0n> limey: have you got mplayer installed? you could try running mplayer from commandline and see what it says
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> g0d: you chose the location to install it to, the "c drive" starts at ~/.wine/drive-c
[11:15] <limey> greezmunkey, vlc is erroring with smaba permission denied
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> g0d: you can then traverse the folders from there til you reach the .exe
[11:15] <g0d> it connected on vent
[11:15] <g0d> i got it thanks
[11:15] <g0d> see if it wors now
[11:15] <Ergo^> SpaceGhostC2C: that was introduced by todays kernel update - i can see some posts on ubuntuforums, doesnt only affect me it seems
[11:15] <g0d> i got mp3 working
[11:15] <kling0n> limey: try running vlc against the $HOME/.gvfs/ mountopint in stead
[11:15] <FloodBot2> g0d: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:16] <greezmunkey> limey, could be that these programs *need* to have the files on the local hard drive.
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> g0d: ease up on the enter key dude, seriously
[11:16] <dijmen> where do I find ubuntu-advanced support?
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> g0d: you can write quite lengthy lines and no one will mind but when you start hammering enter it scrolls the channel like crazy
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> dijmen: define "advanced"?
[11:16] <limey> greezmunkey, vlc is fine on a mint and an xp laptop iwth same shares
[11:16] <greezmunkey> limey, can you fireup tcpdump, then run your program until it fails, then pastebin the results?
[11:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> Ergo^, then you have a one-up to the original bug reporters, you can read what they did to solve the problem.
[11:17] <limey> greezmunkey, if you help me i can
[11:17] <drellok> tado, did the parameter change back to false when you started thunderbird?
[11:17] <konza> my freind is not getting anyting what i am typing in pidgin...........pls help
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> konza: sudo apt-get install pidgin
[11:17] <tado> drellok: nope. it remains on true
[11:17] <greezmunkey> limey, I'll look at the results, let's work on it until we find a solution :)
[11:17] <dansan> kling0n: ahh, my projects are all working again, although the kdevelop-data for the newer version is apparently missing some text strings & such, it's still working, thanks again
[11:17] <dijmen> ActionParsnip: sorry
[11:18] <limey> greezmunkey, ok, what do i do first?
[11:18] <kling0n> dansan: very welcome
[11:18] <tado> drellok: i'm editing it from the edit config under edit->preferences
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> dijmen: its ok
[11:18] <greezmunkey> limey, what is the name of your wireless interface?
[11:18] <dansan> kling0n: oh, they have a kdevelop-data .deb package for that version too
[11:19] <limey> wlan0
[11:19] <dijmen> #ubuntu-advanced has no participants
[11:19] <SpaceGhostC2C> dijmen: if you need "Advanced" help, kidnap a ubuntu-dev.
[11:19] <dijmen> except for me
[11:19] <limey> greezmunkey, wlan0
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> dijmen: yes, this is the official support channel
[11:19] <greezmunkey> limey, in a terminal, type in sudo tcpdump -i wlan0
[11:19] <roronoa> dijimen what is that channel about?
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> dijmen: if you have any support questions for ubuntu, this is the channel to ask in
[11:19] <greezmunkey> limey, then run your vlc until it fails, then stop tcpdump (ctrl+c), pastebin the result
[11:20] <Younder> roronoa, It's a ubuntu help channel
[11:20] <SpaceGhostC2C> dijmen: if you need "Advanced" help, kidnap a ubuntu-dev. There isn't any On-call support crew. Well, not like windows has.
[11:20] <drellok> tado, can you paste your prefs.js file to pastebin?
[11:20] <dijmen> ActionParsnip: are vga/gfxpayload supposed to not work under vbox?
[11:20] <Younder> roronoa, you got a problem.. someone will try to help
[11:20] <roronoa> younder ok
[11:20] <dijmen> SpaceGhostC2C: thank you
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> dijmen: i'd ask in #vbox
[11:20] <kling0n> dijmen: http://www.ubuntu.com/support/services
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> dijmen: you can install the vbox guest additions to driver the thing up
[11:21] <Ignatius> does anyone know of any tools I could use to scan a harddrive for bad sectors etc?
[11:21] <roronoa> Younder : that channel has no participants
[11:21] <SpaceGhostC2C> dijmen: now that we have that cleared up, what do you need help with?
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> Ignatius: chkdsk
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> Ignatius: or fsck
[11:21] <greezmunkey> Ignatius, chkdsk
[11:21] <Younder> roronoa, this one does
[11:21] <greezmunkey> oops
[11:21] <roronoa> Younder  :  i know
[11:21] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, isn't there some windows version of fsck that has a linux port? I know it's redundant.
[11:21] <bb009> hey ^^
[11:22] <Peter1> Hello, my ubuntu stopped working after I was messing around with commands to kill X and start my own naked X with only 1 program in it..... Now at startup it freezes me in a terminal and asks for a login.. I can't login though since the window is blinking like crazy and will only take 50% of my input
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: not sure, yo can use bartPE to run chkdsk on ntfs though :)
[11:22] <bb009> i have xubuntu last version and i cant get the flash player...
[11:22] <Younder> Peter1, oops
[11:22] <dijmen> SpaceGhostC2C: are vga/gfxpayload supposed to not work under vbox?
[11:22] <bb009> nothing works...
[11:22] <kling0n> Peter1: have you restarted?
[11:22] <bb009> :/
[11:22] <dijmen> SpaceGhostC2C: this was my question
[11:22] <greezmunkey> Peter1, sounds like you trashed your xorg.conf file
[11:22] <Peter1> Yeah i have restarted
[11:22] <limey> greezmunkey, ok, posted
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> bb009: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[11:22] <roronoa> !karmic
[11:22] <Younder> Peter1, that's a tough one
[11:22] <kling0n> Peter1: from terminal sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop && sudo pkill -9 X
[11:22] <Peter1> Can't I go in with root only terminal and edit it?
[11:22] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, or you can just nt suck at life and use windows sparingly :P
[11:23] <greezmunkey> limey, can I have the link?
[11:23] <Ignatius> ActionParsnip: is chkdsk a bash command or a bit of software?
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: unfortunately I use it at least 8 hours a day ;)
[11:23] <Younder> Peter1, clearly you need to go to text mode
[11:23] <Peter1> Kling0n: where do i go from there?
[11:23] <kling0n> Peter1: then, you undo what you did to your xorg.conf :)
[11:23] <bb009> anyway hi everyone ^^
[11:23] <roronoa> !crap
[11:23] <dijmen> roronoa: thank you :)
[11:23] <dijmen> roronoa: didn't notice you wrote
[11:23] <tado> drellok: it's the one in etc/thunderbird/profile right? it's here http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/327553/
[11:23] <Peter1> kling0n: didn't edit it on purpose :P
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> Ignatius: its a CLI command, see man fsck    run it from a live CD as it's not advised to fsck a mounted partition
[11:24] <roronoa> dijmen : lol your welcome
[11:24] <kling0n> Peter1: do you know your way around command-line editing?
[11:24] <kekale> forkcap, 256 MB of RAM
[11:24] <Ignatius> ohhhh fsck.... you confused me for a moment there -_-
[11:24] <limey> greezmunkey,  http://pastebin.com/d533ac06a
[11:24] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, whoa, I'm so sorry. Is there anything I can do to help? A massage with a linux penguin? :P
[11:24] <Peter1> kling0n: a bit..
[11:24] <lat> I changed network settings, now programs called from a shell script won't load. How to fix this?
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> bb009: if you run that command you will install flash
[11:24] <greezmunkey> limey, got it thanks, brb
[11:24] <Younder> Peter1, do you know how to set up GRUB for text mode?
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: nar its ok, its not so bad
[11:24] <dijmen> roronoa: actually it would be a good idea to promote this channel. this one is way too large. it currently has 1337 members.
[11:24] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, You're a real trooper.
[11:25] <limey> greezmunkey, error at 234
[11:25] <Peter1> Younder: isnt that only chosing recovery mode, or am I wrong?
[11:25] <dijmen> roronoa: 1337 is a lot
[11:25] <kling0n> Peter1: sudo Xorg -configure
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: guys gotta eat
[11:25] <dijmen> roronoa: and they aren't 1337 at all
[11:25] <roronoa> dijimen : yup it could be a good idea!
[11:25] <kling0n> Peter1: supposing you're in terminal right now?
[11:25] <dijmen> roronoa: they are sub-1337 :)
[11:25] <Peter1> I'm on windows
[11:25] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, Cup noodles are cheap. Not like beer, but close
[11:25] <roronoa> dijimen : i agree!
[11:25] <Younder> Peter1, you can try that, but I think you will find you can't log in
[11:25] <SpaceGhostC2C> Dude! I screen shotted that. Having leet 1337 total.
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: yeah til rickets and scurvvy set in
[11:26] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, That's what irc is for.
[11:26] <Younder> Peter1, it askes for a root password which you don't have
[11:26] <Peter1> Younder: ok, so what do I do?
[11:26] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, let's get back on subject
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> aye
[11:26] <Peter1> Younder: I have the root pw, but can't enter if it keeps blinking
[11:26] <drellok> tado, this file should be located in ~/.mozilla-thunderbird<Profile name>/ or ~/.thunderbird/<Profile name>/
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> Younder: put sudo in front of the command, the password is the one you log in with
[11:26] <roronoa> dijimen: how do we promote that channel?
[11:26] <vashitn> !wubi
[11:26] <drellok> tado, <Profile name> is your unique profile name
[11:27] <kling0n> Peter1: anyways running the above Xorg command will generate a default xonfig file for you... you can then test it accorsing to the instructions it outputs and, if it functions correctly, you can replace your existing xorg.conf
[11:27] <Younder> Peter1, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=161219
[11:27] <dijmen> PLEASE VISIT #ubuntu-advanced! (this is not spam)
[11:27] <Peter1> Younder: Thanks
[11:27] <sampo> hello
[11:27] <vashitn> i have installed an remove ubuntu with wubi but i still have it to choose it on boot how can i remove that
[11:27] <SpaceGhostC2C> dijmen: It's perfectly fine to have a lot of users in a channel. If you're needing some private help, ask someone to PM you.
[11:28] <SpaceGhostC2C> !hi | sampo
[11:28] <bazhang> dijmen, dont paste that here, that is not an ubuntu channel
[11:28] <roronoa> people having problem asking here could proceed to #ubuntu-advanced it's nearly empty
[11:28] <sampo> I want to compress a 3.4GByte file to 3+ more files of 800MegabYtes, how do I do that in ubuntu?
[11:28] <dijmen> bazhang: I guess it could become
[11:28] <sampo> hello
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> sampo: tar can
[11:28] <tado> drellok: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/327555/
[11:28] <sampo> yes, after I want to uncompress those files to windows xp...
[11:28] <roronoa> bazhang : So , #ubuntu-advanced isn't an ubuntu channel
[11:28] <vashitn> join #wubi
[11:29] <kekale> roronoa, more like people needing another place to ask because of the business of this place need a more refined process of asking ;)
[11:29] <vashitn> damn :)
[11:29] <PanoZ-{Waterboy]> ηι γθισ
[11:29] <bazhang> roronoa, dijmen please chat in #ubuntu-offtopic this has nothing to do with Ubuntu installations.
[11:29] <PanoZ-{Waterboy]> hi guys
[11:29] <sampo> kekale: oletko suomalainen?
[11:29] <dijmen> bazhang, roronoa: freenode doesn't allow me to moderate it, so this means it's reserved for ubuntu
[11:29] <kekale> sampo, yep
[11:29] <sampo> moi
[11:29] <roronoa> bazhang ok
[11:29] <vashitn> ! PanoZ-{Waterboy] | gr
[11:29] <SpaceGhostC2C> dijmen: that isn't an official channel, feel free to go there. I'm gonna stay here.
[11:29] <sampo> olin suomessa
[11:30] <dijmen> SpaceGhostC2C: freenode doesn't allow me to moderate it, so this means it's reserved for ubuntu
[11:30] <roronoa> dijimen no problem
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> sampo: http://paulbradley.tv/44/
[11:30] <SpaceGhostC2C> dijmen: don't tell other users to join a different channel if you don't know what you're talking about.
[11:30] <greezmunkey> limey, you have errors on your network, I'm still looking, but it could be the root of your issue...not to worry, I'll brb
[11:30] <bazhang> dijmen, please get back on topic.
[11:30] <g0d> hmm how to get my mic to work my audio is working
[11:30] <SpaceGhostC2C> dijmen: if you read the topic, this is what it's for. Do you have any questions?
[11:30] <dijmen> bazhang: sorry
[11:30] <sampo> but after compressing + spliting it, I want to make one file from it, on windowz xp
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> sampo: winrar et al will manage it
[11:31] <SpaceGhostC2C> dijmen: Official Ubuntu Support Channel https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[11:31] <sampo> ok
[11:31] <sllide> erm
[11:31] <sampo> I will give a shot...thanx:)
[11:31] <sllide> i did the apt-get kubuntu-desktop
[11:31] <sllide> but it only starts a terminal
[11:31] <sllide> thats all
[11:32] <g0d> sudo are u root
[11:32] <kekale> sllide, is that what you really tried to run? "apt-get kubuntu-desktop"?
[11:32] <dijmen> SpaceGhostC2C: I'm not allowed to reply to what you just said. bazhang is planning to ban me. please visit #ubuntu-offtopic.
[11:32] <sllide> nono
[11:32] <sllide> sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[11:32] <roronoa> can i anyways keep both ubuntu karmic koala and ubuntu netbook remix
[11:32] <g0d> gonna eat later
[11:32] <limey> anyone know where samba is located on the netbook rmx version? it is not in /etc/init.d/
[11:32] <roronoa> no i don want to keep it both as dual-boot
[11:32] <kekale> limey, have you installed it?
[11:32] <kling0n> sllide: sudo apt-get remove gdm kdm && sudo apt-get --reinstall install kubuntu-desktop
[11:32] <SpaceGhostC2C> dijmen: in short, no. Long story: no, do you have any support related questions?
[11:32] <gheddy_zarc> when I first loaded 9.10 I had wobbly windows now they are gone and i dont seem to be able to retrieve them by obvious means, any clues ?
[11:33] <drellok> tado, you can try to insert into this file user_pref("signon.rememberSignons", true);
[11:33] <kling0n> sllide: see if that fixes it
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> limey: its /etc/init.d/samba  to start / restart / stop etc afaik
[11:33] <KrimZon> my gnome-panel has stopped responding, after i tried repositioning it and unchecking 'expand' - is there any way to restore it from a backup i made using panelswitcher?
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> limey: the config is storedin /etc/samba/smb.conf
[11:33] <lat> What could prevent a shell script from calling programs?
[11:33] <limey> ActionParsnip, its not there. i thought it was installed by default. i must have to install it.
[11:33] <KrimZon> the trouble i have is that i can't find panelswitcher in synaptic, nor can i remember its executable name
[11:33] <drellok> tado, and restart thunderbird
[11:33] <brokenice> ?
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> limey: oh yes its optional, needs installing
[11:33] <PanoZ-{Waterboy]> vv
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> lat: permissions maybe, or bad path or nonexistant command
[11:34] <SpaceGhostC2C> lat: # comments or /* :p
[11:34] <limey> but i have an smb.conf file at etc/samba/
[11:34] <Ergo^> ActionParsnip: who else had problems with boot like i did ?
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> Ergo^: not sure, i think you have a unique case afaik
[11:35] <kekale> limey, try 'which smbd'
[11:35] <lat> ActionParsnip, and SpaceGhostC2C , could network settings have anything to do with it?
[11:35] <Gunnar> Yo
[11:35] <Ergo^> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/488148 - if so here is a solution
[11:35] <ghufran> hi .. i frequently need to ssh into different servers .. and i have to type in the ip addresses and usernames .. is it possible to store the ips somewhere and use them in the ssh command?
[11:35] <kekale> limey, you can even prefix it with sudo to include the root user's path
[11:36] <tado> drellok: didn't work. but i tried to rename the .mozilla-thunderbird folder to make it create a new one. i set up an account and it shows the checkbox now
[11:36] <Gunnar> How do I clean up my grub bootloader? kinda weird seeing 6 types of kernels there
[11:36] <limey> kekale, nothing
[11:36] <kekale> ghufran, there are a number of ways
[11:36] <kling0n> ghufran: man ssh
[11:36] <drellok> tado, cool.. so the problem definetely was in configs
[11:36] <kling0n> ghufran: place relevant options in $HOME/.ssh/
[11:36] <kling0n> ghufran: place relevant options in $HOME/.ssh/config even
[11:36] <welcome> hi! i need to change my user name and in case i change my user name, is it going to affect anyway..pl help...thnx in advance
[11:37] <SpaceGhostC2C> gheddy_zarc, you can do sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[11:37] <ghufran> kling0n: ok ill go read the man page .. didnt think it would be there ..
[11:37] <SpaceGhostC2C> welcome: please try to word your question in a clear and concise manner.
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> Gunnar: you need to uninstall old kernels
[11:37] <yanzc> join
[11:37] <tado> drellok: yep. but now i'm not sure i know how to import in the new one all the old files, to have mail, addons and settings as in the old one, without importing the problem
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> Gunnar: run: uname -a    thats is the current kernel DO NOT remove this
[11:38] <Billiard> welcome: i dont think it will affect much, you may want to move your home directory too
[11:38] <syrius> leaf-sheep you there?
[11:38] <Gunnar> ActionParsnip: Cool, how do i remove the other oens then
[11:38] <kling0n> ghufran: there are a lot of options... if you just want a solution for hostnames, you could look at /ets/hosts or setting up a personal dns server
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> Gunnar: then run: dpkg -l | grep linux-image     those are the installed kernels, you can uninstall any which are surplus with: sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-image-<numbers here>-generic
[11:38] <Gunnar> fantastic Thanks !
[11:38] <welcome> hi! I use Ubuntu 9.10. How do I change my user name ? thnx agian
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> Gunnar: once you have removed what you dont need run: sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> Gunnar: you will gain about 120Mb per kernel in space
[11:39] <Gunnar> Sweet
[11:39] <yanzc> help!my pc can't open any website.it always "waiting" or "analysising".my os is 9.10_amd64.
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> Gunnar: grub will be updated accordingly for you too
[11:39] <drellok> tado, you can try to restore back old .mozilla-thunderbird and place prefs.js file from a new one.. this will show if the problem is tied to this file
[11:39] <WhiteSouL> hello
[11:39] <forkcap> Ghufran, check into ssh keys, it will solve your problem nicely
[11:39] <ghufran> kling0n: i just want to be able to replace ssh user@1.2.3.4 by say ssh user@SERVER .. something like that
[11:39] <SpaceGhostC2C> welcome: you want to change the username? I'm not sure yo ucan. You can make a new user and then chown the files over.
[11:39] <dijmen> SpaceGhostC2C: yeah, got quite a few
[11:39] <tado> drellok: oh, yes. one sec
[11:40] <forkcap> ghufran: also edit your hosts file /etc/hosts with your custom short names for ips
[11:40] <kling0n> ghufran: man hosts then
[11:40] <indus> any ideas why on changing the password for admin, the wifi disconnects
[11:40] <welcome> spaceghost :  i intend to change my user name
[11:41] <drellok> tado, also save the old prefs.js
[11:41] <ghufran> ok thanks forkap, kling0n
[11:41] <forkcap> indus, router restarts?
[11:41] <tado> drellok: sure
[11:41] <yanzc> my internet environment is school network.and it is just ok yesterday
[11:42] <kling0n> ghufran: be aware though, that this will affect all name lookups for the hostnames you put inthere
[11:42] <chaitu> indus: I guess that because root is giving access to wifi...
[11:42] <indus> chaitu: forkcap i mean, once i had two diff passwords for system and network
[11:42] <greezmunkey> limey, you still there?
[11:43] <tado> drellok: it works. now i can maybe try a long work of copy pasting the pref one by one and see what messes it up
[11:43] <indus> then i had to go to passwords and keyrings and change it again
[11:43] <limey> greezmunkey, im here
[11:43] <sllide> i need some help here
[11:43] <HilBilly> I installed thunderbird using aptitude.  But when I got around to importing my email from eudora, the only format I can import from is communicator 4.x
[11:43] <HilBilly> What is up with that?
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> !ask | slide
[11:43] <Younder> slide, fire
[11:43] <sllide> i cant choose betwean kubuntu and ubuntu
[11:43] <drellok> tado, yes, this should work :)
[11:44] <greezmunkey> limey, you are communicating with a winbox, what flavor, OS?
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> slide: use one for a month, then use the other for a month, then choose
[11:44] <Younder> slide, well do you program=
[11:44] <sllide> actionparsnip: that was my intro for my epic question
[11:44] <limey> greezmunkey, win7
[11:44] <indus> whats the difference between sudo passwd and sudo passwd username
[11:44] <greezmunkey> limey, yikes
[11:44] <Younder> slide, kubuntu has the Qt language
[11:44] <sllide> whats are the pro's of ubuntu and kubuntu?
[11:44] <chaitu> indus: my guess is that because at the end of the day, its root who is giving you a user acces to wifi.. again thats my guess
[11:44] <MenZa> indus: sudo passwd would set root's password, I guess.
[11:44] <MenZa> just as 'passwd' would set yours.
[11:44] <bazhang> sllide, lets take this to #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:44] <limey> greezmunkey, i can go boot it into mint
[11:44] <indus> cool so thats how i get a user root :)
[11:45] <MenZa> :P
[11:45] <HilBilly> they have different desktop enviroments, sllide
[11:45] <indus> lol
[11:45] <limey> greezmunkey, same thing happens
[11:45] <indus> let me login as root then
[11:45] <indus> brb
[11:45] <Younder> slide, unfortunatly being C++ it doesn't communicate so well with other langages
[11:45] <kling0n> sllide: different flavours and "native" applications ... that's one of the biggest questions of the internet right there
[11:45] <sllide> bazhang: am there
[11:45] <chaitu> indus: why would you want to login as root?
[11:45] <greezmunkey> limey, that definately points to the network then...
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> slide: if you have both installed you have all the advantages, only disadvantage is data size
[11:45] <Younder> slide, so I use ubutu which has gret python, perl etc interfaces
[11:45] <chaitu> MenZa: I thought sudo is good enough to run apps as root?
[11:45] <kling0n> sllide: you might want to see http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/kdegnome
[11:45] <greezmunkey> limey, of course it could be hardware, HDD, etc as well
[11:45] <MenZa> chaitu: it is.
[11:45] <MenZa> chaitu: hence why it's used. root is not needed. or endorsed.
[11:46] <chaitu> yeah that was my understanding too. Thanks :)
[11:46] <Younder> slide, gnome's object system is dynamic, kubutu's is static
[11:46] <greezmunkey> limey, are these laptops, desktops, or what?
[11:46] <indus> hi folks
[11:46] <Younder> slide, so accessing windows from a scipting language is akward
[11:46] <limey> greezmunkey, server is desktop, the rest laptops and netbooks
[11:47] <indus> iam root :D
[11:47] <bazhang> Younder, lets take this to #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:47] <indus> iam not i cant login as that
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> i am sparticus
[11:47] <aaron11> Hi
[11:47] <indus> ok new question
[11:47] <Younder> bazhang, no I'm finished
[11:47] <limey> greezmunkey, imma go try some stuff and come back later. thanks for help
[11:47] <indus> how to change network password
[11:47] <chaitu> indus: there is no user as root in ubuntu, You can do sudo  and then run any app with root priviliges
[11:47] <greezmunkey> limey, ok. What is the wireless layout? Distance, etc?
[11:48] <exiton> i have problems with my radeon 7500 (thinkpad T40) since ubuntu 9.10 notifications and gnome-system-monitor are just showing black and white grissle
[11:48] <indus> chaitu: ther is a root
[11:48] <indus> chaitu: only, no password set yet
[11:48] <chaitu> indus: umnnn intresting
[11:48] <ardchoille> !sudo
[11:48] <kling0n> chaitu: there *is* a root user
[11:48] <indus> chaitu: yea go to users and groups and voila :)
[11:48] <limey> greezmunkey, it is wireless n, but most connect on G, but signal is good; 75-100%
[11:48] <chaitu> heh yeah :)
[11:48] <aaron11> Do you ubuntuers know how to setup Hydra TCH? Its a TAR.GZ file.
[11:48] <kling0n> you can do sudo su and then you're root
[11:49] <greezmunkey> limey, type this in a terminal, tell me the results..iwlist ra0 scanning
[11:49] <ardchoille> kling0n: That's neither advised nor supported. use sudo -i instead
[11:49] <greezmunkey> replace ra0 with wlan0, sorry
[11:49] <indus> i cant figure out how to login as one though :P
[11:49] <sllide> Younder: whats Qt for?
[11:49] <sllide> the widgets and stuff?
[11:49] <chaitu> kling0n: I knew sudo would give you root priviliges, but didnt know we can login to ubuntu as root
[11:49] <Younder> bazhang, Qt is the KDE windows platform
[11:49] <limey> greezmunkey, Interface doesn't support scanning.
[11:49] <indus> chaitu: yae we can, its just some scare perpetrated by users :)
[11:50] <chaitu> never did. always sudo  here
[11:50] <ardchoille> There is no reason to log in as root. I have been using Ubuntu since 2004 and have never needed to log in as root. use sudo, it's more secure.
[11:50] <Younder> sllide, Qt is the KDE windows platform
[11:50] <chaitu> yeah
[11:50] <sllide> oh
[11:50] <bazhang> Younder, right?
[11:50] <indus> ardchoille: iam tired of synaptic asking for password all ways
[11:50] <indus> ardchoille: so
[11:50] <indus> but nvm
[11:50] <Ramseize> question: when using colinux with ubuntu can i use apt-get or the synaptic, can i save changes or add programs? how about andlinux?
[11:50] <Younder> sllide, a c++ library for XWindows
[11:50] <sllide> ah
[11:51] <greezmunkey> limey, that bites...Do you detect any other access points in your immediate area?
[11:51] <indus> ok i have a question, in users and groups , there is option to random generate password, what is that and how do u know what is the password
[11:51] <sllide> i think i go with kubuntu
[11:51] <bazhang> !ot | Younder sllide
[11:51] <nonix4_> How do I tell apt and friends to avoid one package like plaque? (in other words, do NOT install it regardless of Recommends: for it by other packages)
[11:51] <sllide> do they have the same hardware support tho?
[11:51] <Younder> sllide, essentially the difference between ubuntu  and kubuntu is that ubuntu uses gnome  and kubuntu uses Qt
[11:52] <limey> greezmunkey, they are all secured
[11:52] <sllide> ok :D
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> Younder: and sound stuff too
[11:52] <nonix4_> plague that is... can I mark non-installed package as held somehow?
[11:52] <jonathan__> Hi, is there an option in ubuntu to remove all packages I installed yesterday?
[11:52] <greezmunkey> limey, what channels are they on, same as yours?
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> Younder: ubuntu uses gstreamer, kubuntu uses something else, hence the restricted-extras package being different
[11:53] <limey> http://pastebin.com/d183149be
[11:53] <limey> greezmunkey, http://pastebin.com/d183149be
[11:53] <kling0n> nonix4_: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-howto/ch-apt-get.en.html see the section about negative priorities
[11:54] <greezmunkey> limey, no other cells?
[11:54] <iceroot> jonathan__: look at /var/cache/apt/ which packages are created yesterday, them remove them. you can to it i a script too
[11:55] <limey> greezmunkey, cells?
[11:56] <limey> greezmunkey, imma reboot into xp, see how it fairs. brb.
[11:56] <greezmunkey> limey, look at this one, compare it to yours: http://pastebin.com/f2ebe55c3
[11:57] <Ramseize> question: when using colinux with ubuntu can i use apt-get or the synaptic, can i save changes or add programs? how about andlinux?
[11:57] <yalu> now this is one more thing that baffels me. There is an install cd for release 8.04 on cdimage.ubuntu.com. But since it doesn't support the ide controller in my sun system, I installed 6.06 instead and tried an upgrade. But I can not find a package repository for Sparc for that release. the archive sites only have packages for 6.06.
[11:57] <jonathan__> Thank you iceroot, found the dates
[11:57] <doolittlework> hi there need some info please can ubutu or linux have something like a terminal server?
[11:57] <kling0n> Ramseize: it is unclear for me exactly what you're asking
[11:57] <aaron11> !info jhon-the-rippere
[11:57] <aaron11> !info jhon-the-ripper
[11:57] <SpaceGhostC2C> yalu: use a newer ubuntu
[11:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> aaron11: it's john
[11:58] <kling0n> !info john | aaron11
[11:58] <yalu> SpaceGhostC2C: for christ's ske that's what I am trying. where are the package repos?
[11:58] <Ramseize> kling0n, what i mean is that can i save changes, when i add applications and stuff
[11:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> aaron11: we're all assuming your looking into software for hacking is for offensive securty checks.
[11:58] <Younder> aaron11, it's jack the ripper :)
[11:59] <SpaceGhostC2C> yalu: chill. You're wanting to do a upgrade?
[11:59] <yalu> well, yes :-)
[11:59] <SpaceGhostC2C> yalu: sudo update-manager -d
[11:59] <aaron11> Younder: Is it posible to install from snapytech
[11:59] <SpaceGhostC2C> yalu: gksudo update-manager -d
[11:59] <SpaceGhostC2C> aaron11: look into backtracklinux
[11:59] <Younder> aaron11, no just spytech
[12:00] <csaba> can I use the scp command so that I copy a file, AND set its permission mode, user and group
[12:00] <yalu> SpaceGhostC2C: upgrade-managers fail, because of this. look. http://be.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/ . enter the dapper directory, then look at the hardy or karmic one. after 6.06 there is no powerpc or sparc
[12:00] <aaron11> SpaceGhostC2C: I have that but it doesnt recondnise my wireless card
[12:01] <kling0n> Ramseize: intuitively i'd say yes, but I am not sure what your setup is exactly.... are you dualbooting?
[12:01] <Oyoz> hey guys,how and from which site can i download the latest adobe reader 4 my ubuntu 9.10?Its not in the ubuntu software center
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> csaba: i think so, you'd have to read the man pages
[12:01] <kekale> adobe reader 4?
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> Oyoz: is your ubuntu 32bit?
[12:01] <csaba> ActionParsnip: I did read the man pages
[12:02] <SpaceGhostC2C> yalu: sorry mate. I'm not really clued in on PPC
[12:02] <kekale> Isn't 9 the latest major version?
[12:02] <Ramseize> klasu_,  im planning to use it for a live USB type of structure, like pendrive linux 2009 and pubuntu is offering,
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> Oyoz: adobe reader is up to 9.2
[12:02] <kling0n> Oyoz: look for the flashplugin-installer package
[12:02] <Oyoz> yes
[12:02] <SpaceGhostC2C> csaba, you have sh so why not set it yourself?
[12:02] <Ramseize> kling0n, _,  im planning to use it for a live USB type of structure, like pendrive linux 2009 and pubuntu is offering,
[12:02] <kling0n> Oyoz: sorry... misread the question
[12:02] <SpaceGhostC2C> csaba: not a sudoer?
[12:02] <coachz> my ubuntu volume is either loud at 17 or off at 16,  weird
[12:03] <kurumin_> oi
[12:03] <capsule> e ai galera brazuka
[12:03] <kurumin_> ae
[12:03] <kurumin_> blz?
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> Oyoz: cd ~/; wget http://ardownload.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/unix/9.x/9.2/enu/AdbeRdr9.2-1_i386linux_enu.deb; sudo dpkg -i ./AdbeRdr9.2-1_i386linux_enu.deb; rm ./AdbeRdr9.2-1_i386linux_enu.deb; sudo apt-get -f install
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> Oyoz: that command will get you adobe reader 9.2
[12:03] <kling0n> Ramseize: so.. you're asking about a completely custom setup, booting a livecd image of ubuntu from a conlinux install on a usb stick? I'd say that depends on how you choose to implement it
[12:03] <Younder> coachz, did you get the latest kenel update (today)?
[12:03] <capsule> [kurumin_]: blz mano
[12:03] <capsule> e vc ?
[12:03] <kurumin_> blzinha
[12:04] <coachz> no, was that fixed in it ?
[12:04] <kurumin_> so tem brazuca aqui é?
[12:04] <wingzero> hi all
[12:04] <SpaceGhostC2C> !helpersnack | ActionParsnip
[12:04] <capsule> acho que nao
[12:04] <bazhang> !br | capsule kurumin_
[12:04] <capsule> po, fiquei feliz em ver um canal de irc chio novamente
[12:04] <wingzero> say is it normal for ubuntu to take up over 700 mb of memory for just running the system?
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: man you got a big box of those
[12:04] <capsule> eta saudade da velha brasnet viu
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> wingzero: no, thats pretty excessive
[12:04] <bazhang> capsule, kurumin_ english here. /join #ubuntu-br
[12:04] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, I'm a fatty, I need them. :p I weigh 156 pounds. I'm chubby :p
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> wingzero: try: sudo echo 3 | sudo tee /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
[12:05] <Ramseize> kling0n, would slax be the best option i right now based on the feature im saying?
[12:05] <wingzero> ActionParsnip, i thought so, i also experience sudden freezes, sudden logouts and sudden reboots
[12:05] <nonix4_> kling0n: adding a file to /etc/apt/preferences.d/ doesn't seem to make difference... how should I debug this, whether it is actually reading the file and so on?
[12:05] <wingzero> sudo echo 3 | sudo tee /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
[12:05] <innociv> Er how do I chmod 755 -r /folder/ ? Im dong somethign wrong..
[12:05] <Ramseize> kling0n, would slax be the best option i right now based on the feature im saying, coz slax has the capability to add applications and save changes.
[12:05] <SpaceGhostC2C> innociv: try -R
[12:05] <kurumin_>  /join #ubuntu-br
[12:06] <innociv> I did.  Am I placing -R at the wrong place?
[12:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> kurumin_:/join #ubuntu-br
[12:06] <kling0n> nonix4_: the files should be  /etc/apt/apt.conf
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> wingzero: in a terminal
[12:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> innociv, you need to use a capital R
[12:06] <kling0n> nonix4_: *file*
[12:06] <innociv> I tried sudo chmod -R 755 /folder/ too
[12:06] <s-toned> How do I configure metacity to allow resizing of a maximized window with Alt-Mouse-Button without being forced to unmaximize it first?
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> innociv: chmod -R 755 /folder/   I wouldnt suggest the last 5 unless absolutely necesary
[12:06] <innociv> nvm i got it
[12:07] <SpaceGhostC2C> innociv, what does it returns?
[12:07] <SpaceGhostC2C> s-toned: I think it has to be unmaximised.
[12:07] <OltreIrc`39268> hi everybody!!
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> innociv: as that is everybody
[12:07] <innociv> yeah
[12:07] <OltreIrc`39268> !list
[12:07] <innociv> i'm goign to set it back ina  moment
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> innociv: as in EVERYBODY
[12:07] <kling0n> Ramseize: read here to see what would fit your needs: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/using-unetbootin-to-create-a-live-usb-linux/
[12:07] <kcj1993> does anyone know why notify-osd seems to reserve a space for the volume notification?
[12:08] <gribouille> I type "sudo service networking restart", and I get "restart: Unknown instance:"
[12:08] <Myxb> !rss
[12:08] <wingzero> sudo echo 3 | sudo tee /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> gribouille: try: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[12:08] <kcj1993> hello
[12:08] <wingzero> lol
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> wingzero: did it help any?
[12:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, so when you say everybody, you mean like the polar of nobody? :p
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: yes
[12:09] <kcj1993> *facepalm*
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> wingzero: if you run: free -m   you should see a tonne more ram
[12:09] <SpaceGhostC2C> School did teach me something :)
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> wingzero: these are all to be pasted into a terminal, not irc
[12:10] <gribouille> I've just iknstalled karmic, and I don't have any network aceess
[12:10] <nonix4_> kling0n: may I ask what the two directories are for, then? :)
[12:10] <kcj1993> can anyone answer my question?
[12:10] <wingzero> ActionParsnip i ran them in a terminal but they are still running i see no output
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> you won't
[12:11] <Synt-> What ftpserver should i use for a client ftp server? i want one user to have access to a root folder and add users for their own folders under the root folder
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> let it run, its freeing up ram for you
[12:11] <Younder> kvj1993: what question?
[12:11] <kcj1993> does anyone know why notify-osd seems to reserve a space for the volume notification?
[12:11] <Younder> kcj1993: what question?
[12:12] <Synt-> and i don't want the ftp users to have their own shell account
[12:12] <wingzero> ActionParsnip, what is a normal use of memry for just the ubuntu system?
[12:12] <kcj1993> younder: does anyone know why notify-osd seems to reserve a space for the volume notification?
[12:12] <kling0n> nonix4_: you could probably put a file inthere, but  I'd guess the naming scheme is different... i'm sure there are other approaches, but /etc/apt/apt.conf is one that i'm *certain* will work
[12:12] <kcj1993> Younder: does anyone know why notify-osd seems to reserve a space for the volume notification?
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> wingzero: with full compiz and gnome desktop, about 400-500Mb i'd say
[12:13] <Younder> Synt-, use a restricted account
[12:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> kcj1993, It isnt using notify-osd as far as I remember.
[12:13] <shushek> Hello, I've been using Karmic for the last some days and seems like as if its running slow than 8.04 which i was using earlier. How can tune it up to make it fast?
[12:13] <ARTSIOM> Hi All!
[12:13] <kling0n> shushek: disable graphic effects
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> wingzero: it can be made less. mines using 495 with transmission running
[12:14] <kostkon> kcj1993, becuase it's a higher priority notif
[12:14] <SpaceGhostC2C> shushek: we need more information on your problem. As far as I know there isn't a single "Tune your windows" app for ubuntu.
[12:14] <Younder> Synt-, see rssh
[12:14] <ARTSIOM> I have a folder with jruby executables /usr/local/lib/jruby/bin, where I should add PATH = $PATH:/usr/local/lib/jruby/bin, so this jruby executables will be available to _ALL_ users?
[12:14] <wingzero> ActionParsnip now it uses 672 mb of memory with the destkop effect all tunred OFF, i have no idea why it uses so much
[12:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> shushek: you can diable desktop effects.
[12:15] <Younder> kcj1993, I saw it the first time, and no I don't
[12:15] <kcj1993> kostkon: but why would it do that if it's not even there?
[12:15] <kostkon> kcj1993, what do you mean?
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> wingzero: run: top    see whats going on
[12:15] <kostkon> kcj1993, i assume that most of your notifs appear lower
[12:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> kcj1993, It doesn't use notify-osd. It uses something else I believe.
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> wingzero: have you got video drivers running ok?
[12:16] <kostkon> kcj1993, and you can see there is a space between the notif and your panel
[12:16] <kcj1993> yes
[12:16] <kcj1993> I hate how it does that
[12:16] <kostkon> kcj1993, that is because in the space only the high priority notif appear there, like the volume notif and some others
[12:17] <kostkon> kcj1993, it's a feature. there is a way to disable it by installing a different ver of notify-osd
[12:17] <kcj1993> it's a very strange behaviour
[12:17] <nonix4_> kling0n: well... making that file /etc/apt/preferences (as documented on the page you mentioned) worked. Subdirectory either seems to have some rules on naming or maybe it isn't even used by default.
[12:17] <wingzero> yes they are installed with the hardwaredrivers in the sytem menu
[12:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> kcj1993,  in notify-osd you cannot specify where a notification gets placed. This was made so that you have one place to look for notifications.
[12:17] <mohamed> tik
[12:17] <Eurotrash> Hi. Which package is supposed to provide libgcc_s.so.1?
[12:17] <shushek> Well; I'm using an AMD Athlon 62 3600+ system with 512 RAM and 80 GB HDD; Nvidia F600 built in . Do you want to something else.
[12:18] <kcj1993> kostkon: I wouldn't call it a feature
[12:18] <indus> ubuntu is getting worse
[12:18] <gribouille> I've just installed karmic, and the network card can not be configured. can someone help me ?
[12:18] <wingzero> ActionParsnip yes they are installed ok with the hardware drivers on the system menu
[12:18] <g0d> yay i got wine wokring and all check my desktop http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/7829/screenshotya.png
[12:18] <SpaceGhostC2C> shushek, with that set up you need to disable desktop effects.
[12:18] <kostkon> kcj1993, i'm saying it's a feature to signify that is not a bug
[12:18] <kcj1993> indus: i agree
[12:18] <kling0n> nonix4_: manpages are generally your friend too... you can read more in man apt.conf
[12:18] <Synt-> Younder: i want the ftp server to handle it's own userlist
[12:19] <SpaceGhostC2C> gribouille, is the network card supported?
[12:19] <indus> kcj1993: that notify osd never works
[12:19] <SpaceGhostC2C> gribouille, what is the card?
[12:19] <Younder> Synt-, we all want things we can't have
[12:19] <SpaceGhostC2C> indus,  what do you mean? I like it.
[12:19] <lat> ActionParsnip and SpaceGhostC2C ,  the problem was I forgot to end a line with ;;   Actually, I forgot all about changing the file.  Thanks for the hints!
[12:19] <indus> and teh update manager pop up is stupid to say the least
[12:19] <Synt-> so there is no ftp server that can do what i want?
[12:19] <indus> and thats an understatement
[12:19] <SpaceGhostC2C> indus, It's easy to code with and it's not all silly.
[12:20] <bazhang> indus, then file a bug
[12:20] <gribouille> SpaceGhostC2C, I installed hardy previously on the same machine, and it worked
[12:20] <SpaceGhostC2C> lat: I'm glad.
[12:20] <bazhang> !bugs >indus
[12:20] <kcj1993> indus: i've had more problems with 9.10 than i've ever had with ubuntu
[12:20] <mercutio22> hello. Is it just me or the time to log into gnome is taking much longer than before?
[12:20] <indus> bazhang: its filed already, and people are tired of commenting on it too
[12:20] <SpaceGhostC2C> gribouille, You need to make sure that it's supported.
[12:20] <Younder> Synt-, you woud have to roll your own
[12:20] <indus> bazhang: for the pop up update i mean
[12:20] <kling0n> Synt-: yes you can have ftp with it's own userlist
[12:20] <SpaceGhostC2C> indus, what exaclty is that link?
[12:20] <bazhang> indus, complaining here wont change it
[12:20] <sjefen6> http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/quassel needs to be updated, 0.5.1 is out
[12:20] <indus> yeah i know. just frustrating sometimes
[12:21] <wingzero> AtionParsnip: i have a total of 8 gig of memory, does that have anything to do with it? i am running ubuntu 9.10 64-bit
[12:21] <kling0n> Synt-: yes you can have ftp with it's own userlist: pure-ftpd is one example
[12:21] <indus> i know i will go home and start my pc to see that pop up manager again argh
[12:21] <Synt-> kling0n: i would love to see some samples of ftp servers
[12:21] <gribouille> SpaceGhostC2C, how can I know ?
[12:21] <wingzero> ActionParsnip: i have a total of 8 gig of memory, does that have anything to do with it? i am running ubuntu 9.10 64-bit
[12:21] <Synt-> thanks
[12:21] <shushek> SpaceGhost; I understand your point there. However, would you be kind in advising  like how much more RAM'd require if i want to maintain the graphic effect with performance, or any other sort of upgrade.
[12:21] <g0d> i was cpoying files from cd and openeind it i cant open my hd
[12:21] <kling0n> Synt-: it has a gui admin tools as well :)
[12:21] <g0d> er cd dvd drive now
[12:21] <SpaceGhostC2C> griboulle google ubuntu network cards.
[12:22] <kling0n> g0d: sudo eject
[12:22] <indus> i loved 8.04
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> wingzero: no should be fine
[12:22] <gribouille> SpaceGhostC2C, I told you it worked on hardy
[12:22] <indus> or 7.04 rather
[12:22] <lat> New problem. top shows that Xorg is taking up 60% to 90% of my CPU power. What could be causing this?
[12:22] <SpaceGhostC2CAFK> Fooding myself. I'll come back soon.
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> wingzero: much of the "used" ram will be disk cache to make your slow hard drives access faster
[12:22] <indus> lat flash maybe
[12:22] <g0d> thank you kling0n  that worked
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> lat: have you installed video drivers
[12:22] <kling0n> lat: graphical effects typically ... you might want to check /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[12:22] <ftab> what should be the ideal permission for ~/public_html
[12:22] <ftab> ?
[12:23] <kling0n> g0d: you're welcome
[12:23] <Younder> indus, it was a good version, less thorny than carmic
[12:23] <Synt-> kling0n web gui?
[12:23] <kling0n> Synt-: pureadmin
[12:23] <kostkon> kcj1993, check #10 here http://www.webupd8.org/2009/10/things-to-fix-tweak-after-installing.html  if you want
[12:23] <SpaceGhostC2CAFK> ftab: USERNAME:www-data
[12:23] <ftab> SpaceGhostC2CAFK, what's that ?
[12:23] <wingzero> ActionParsnip, if i do free -m, i see total 1996 used 7716 free 279 and cached 6902 is that normal?
[12:23] <indus> Younder: i like the look and all, but kinda disappointing with new approach
[12:23] <indus> too much change maybe
[12:23] <Younder> indus, but carmic keepes us busy
[12:23] <indus> nvm
[12:23] <SpaceGhostC2CAFK> ftab, Mine would be user SpaceGhost group www-data
[12:24] <indus> Younder: its K armic
[12:24] <SpaceGhostC2CAFK> ftab chmod  755 ~/public_html
[12:24] <gribouille> SpaceGhostC2CAFK, I have three cards : Broadcom NetXtreme gigabit ethernet PCI Express
[12:24] <Younder> indus, right Karmic
[12:24] <Synt-> kling0n, no X running on the target server :P
[12:24] <ftab> SpaceGhostC2CAFK, so what should be the exact command to add ftab to group www-data
[12:24] <kling0n> indus: can't you just remove the notifier if it bothers you so?
[12:24] <SpaceGhostC2CAFK> I'm afk now guys. PM me I'll be back in 5 minutes
[12:24] <kling0n> Synt-: does target server have x installed?
[12:25] <SpaceGhostC2CAFK> ftab: sudo usermod -G www-data ftab
[12:25] <indus> kling0n: so how do i know whats available then
[12:25] <kling0n> Synt-: then you could just ssh -Y to it and run the app from there
[12:25] <Synt-> kling0n, nope, pure server version of ubuntu
[12:25] <kcj1993> kostkon: thanks
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> wingzero: if you co-relate that with the output from: top    you'll see whats going on
[12:25] <indus> kling0n: what the hell was wrong with the old icon
[12:26] <lat> ActionParsnip, I tried to restore Cntl-Alt-Backspace by adding some lines to .xinitrc, but that cause resolution problems, so I removed them.
[12:26] <kling0n> Synt-: I think you could just install libx11-6 to have the client libs on the server
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> lat: fine but have you configured video drivers?
[12:26] <kling0n> Synt-: else, you could make a mirror setup locally and copy the config
[12:26] <ftab> SpaceGhostC2CAFK, what about the sites in that folder, ? I mean there permsision should also be set to 755?
[12:26] <Synt-> true
[12:26] <kling0n> !offtopic | indus
[12:26] <lat> ActionParsnip, no.
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> lat: then your cpu is making the image, not your video card (most likely).
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> lat: can you give the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[12:27] <Younder> imagemagic?
[12:28] <psypher246> hi all, is there anyone who can assist me as to why the ubuntu keyring CONSTANTLY asks for password at boot for ubuntu one client and evolution alarm notifier, this seems to be a karmic specific issue, very annoying, thanks
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> Younder: imagemagick is amazing :)
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> Younder: as is mogrify
[12:28] <SpaceGhostC2CAFK> ActionParsnip: I second that. Both counts.
[12:29] <lat> ActionParsnip, 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon X1950 GT (rev 9a)
[12:29] <shushek> SpaceGhost; would you be kind in advising  like how much more RAM'd require if i want to maintain the graphic effect with performance, or any other sort of upgrade.
[12:30] <kling0n> lat: check output from " glxinfo | grep -A 2 rendering"
[12:30] <SpaceGhostC2C> shushek: I'd want you to buy a video card first. Something reasonable. Then at least a gig of ram.
[12:30] <kling0n> gtg
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> lat: try: gksudo jockey-gtk    first. If not then run: cd ~; wget https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/674/9206/0/www2.ati.com/drivers/linux/ati-driver-installer-9-3-x86.x86_64.run; chmod +x ati-driver-installer-9-3-x86.x86_64.run
[12:32] <shushek> oh!.. I guess its the old hardware that is causing this problem. I'd take your advise SpaceGhost. Thank you.
[12:32] <SpaceGhostC2C> shushek: You can make ubuntu run faster by using LXDE or Xubuntu. It uses less resources.
[12:33] <uchikai> just installed ubuntu 9.10.   Display resolution is only 800x600 or worse.  I found a display driver for the integrated video adapter on my dell, but I can't find any instructions on installing it.  I am brand new to linux and don't have a clue
[12:33] <indus> SpaceGhostC2C: are you from the cartoon spaceghhost ? spaceeeeeeeee ghossssssssst
[12:33] <lat> kling0n, X Error of failed request:  BadRequest (invalid request code or no such operation)
[12:33] <SpaceGhostC2C> indus, I love you :P
[12:33] <mrXX> why doesn't IE render an image which firefox easily does?
[12:33] <indus> SpaceGhostC2C: it was so crappy, i loved it
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> mrXX: diferent rendering engine
[12:34] <mrXX> ActionParsnip do u know how i can solve it?
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> mrXX: it will be different in webkit based browsers too
[12:34] <shushek> Xubuntu, I tried that, but since am less acquaintance with interface, so i prefer the GNOME. How can i get LXDE?
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> shushek: sudo apt-gte install lxde
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> shushek: you get the idea
[12:34] <bazhang> shushek, what version of ubuntu now
[12:35] <shushek> karmic 9.10
[12:35] <bazhang> shushek, install lubuntu-desktop
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> mrXX: you can't really, its how IE reads and interprets then displays the data unless you can find reg / config hacks
[12:35] <SpaceGhostC2C> bazhang, he's using karmic. He wants it to run faster on 512 ram and some onboard video. I suggested LXDE because it's simply awesome.
[12:35] <mrXX> ActionParsnip lol, i cant do that
[12:36] <SpaceGhostC2C> mrxx, then you're sol.
[12:36] <bazhang> SpaceGhostC2C, which is why I said the package lubuntu-desktop (lxde)
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> mrXX: then you are stuck
[12:36] <limey> greezmunkey, i figured it out. you still there?
[12:37] <SpaceGhostC2C> bazhang, Well met.
[12:37] <greezmunkey> limey, what did you find?
[12:37] <linhbn> quit
[12:37] <mrXX> ActionParsnip is there no simple trick to make the image work in both IE and Firefox : background: #000 url("logo.png")no-repeat;
[12:38] <shushek> ActionParsnip, i'm installing lxde right now..
[12:38] <limey> greezmunkey, my wireless switch was never turned on. ubuntu had detected and installed, and was using it, even tho it wasnt on, lol. how crazy is that?
[12:38] <limey> greezmunkey, it is fine now
[12:38] <greezmunkey> limey> greezmunkey, my wireless switch was never turned on. ubuntu had detected and installed, and was using it, even tho it wasnt on, lol. how
[12:38] <greezmunkey> limey, you said you were transferring files across the network though?
[12:39] <limey> greezmunkey, i have no idea at all. i was using an N adapter in xp, so turned it off
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> mrXX: not sure, try in #html
[12:39]  * greezmunkey looks at limey...
[12:39] <limey> greezmunkey, yes, and playing mp3's!
[12:39] <limey> greezmunkey, lol, im serious
[12:40] <greezmunkey> limey, I'm glad it's working for you now :)
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> shushek: lxde is awesome
[12:40] <Julio> salut :)
[12:40] <limey> greezmunkey, me too, its been doing my brain in all day
[12:40] <bazhang> !fr | Julio
[12:40] <limey> greezmunkey, thanx man. laters
[12:40] <greezmunkey> limey, maybe now we can both get some sleep, later!
[12:41] <dijmen> ActionParsnip: define "awesome"
[12:41] <lat> ActionParsnip, thanks. I'm running wget now. It is going to take a while. I have a very slow connection.
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> dijmen: fast, smooth, stable, small ram footprint
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> lat: did jockey not offer any drivers?
[12:43] <dijmen> ActionParsnip: does it get along well with gtk?
[12:43] <lat> ActionParsnip, no.
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> dijmen: you can run gtk based apps, yes
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> lat: well your card is still supported by ati
[12:44] <dijmen> ActionParsnip: is lubuntu a good implementation of lxde?
[12:44] <delly> !mta
[12:44] <delly> !MTA
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> dijmen: luuntu == ubuntu + lxde
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> dijmen: its a metapackage and will install lxde
[12:44] <gilles_> ls
[12:44] <delly> What package do I need to purge to remove MTA from my system?
[12:45] <gilles_> I used sudo apt-get autoremove and I can't get a graphical login anymore, it removed a TON of packages, how can I easely fix this?
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> gilles_: sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-desktop
[12:45] <dijmen> ActionParsnip: no, I mean good theming and stuff?
[12:45] <gilles_> ActionParsnip: Can I keep my data that way?
[12:45] <delly> What package do I need to purge to remove MTA from my system? Its urgent, it KILLS my system <.<
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> dijmen: its openbox so you can theme the window decorators a bit and the windows themselves, the icons and the wallpaper
[12:46] <facetiousproxy> anyone having problems with HP DV7?
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> dijmen: some weirdos use LXDE with compiz and emerald and you can use emerald themes for window decorators if you wish
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | facetiousproxy
[12:46] <g0d> lol !anyone
[12:47] <delly> facetiousproxy: http://kvasir.no/alle?ezpz_hint_dummy_input=Skriv+inn+s%C3%B8keord&q=ubuntu+hp+dv7
[12:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> dijmen: you're quite the troll. But to answer the question you can make anything shiny in ubuntu.
[12:47] <facetiousproxy> srry for the buttin in
[12:47] <g0d> SpaceGhostC2C, thats good cause i like shiny things.
[12:47] <facetiousproxy> thanks for the help Delly
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> shiny is for girls
[12:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d wanna see my awesome desktop?
[12:47] <konza> i forgot my password in freenode
[12:47] <g0d> yeah sarcasm there
[12:47] <g0d> yes please
[12:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, you sexy sexist.
[12:47] <konza> can anyone help me
[12:47] <konza> pls
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> konza: join #freenode  they can help
[12:47] <g0d> SpaceGhostC2C, imgshack it link us to ur desktop
[12:47] <Crumbles> is there an easy way to temporaroly prevent an automount? I have a hard drive I want to do work on and I don't want ubuntu to automount it when I plug it in via usb so I can manually mount it as read-only myself...
[12:48] <Lloir> no no1 can help you
[12:48] <delly> What package do I need to purge to remove MTA from my system? Its urgent, it KILLS my system <.< HELP!
[12:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: I actually use something better.
[12:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: http://uppix.net/3/3/3/5242e4b1707106f39234fba41f26b.png
[12:48] <Lloir> Crumbles, just de-mount it
[12:48] <Lloir> urself
[12:48] <dijmen> SpaceGhostC2C: it's not trolling. just because, say, kde is AWESOME doesn't mean kubuntu doesn't suck hard
[12:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> !anyone | konza
[12:48] <g0d> dump.no aint bad
[12:48]  * Lloir rolls his eyes
[12:48] <g0d> any file under 60 mb no wait :D
[12:48] <Crumbles> I don't want it to mount at all on it's on in a non-read only state.
[12:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> dijmen: yes, but badgering is trolling.
[12:48] <dijmen> SpaceGhostC2C: this is the purpose of my lxde vs lubuntu question
[12:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> dijmen, LXDE + ubuntu is Lubuntu/
[12:49] <g0d> SpaceGhostC2C, that is awesome what is that at the bottom
[12:49] <g0d> like looks like mac os almost at the bottom
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> g0d: mins this with no wallpaper: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/3e/Screencast-lxde.ogv/mid-Screencast-lxde.ogv.jpg
[12:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: It's a dock with a lot of shiny.
[12:49] <Crumbles> Lloir: I'm doing forensic work on a drive and can't ever have it mounted unless it's read only
[12:49] <delly> Is there any user in this channel with some "competent" knowledge of the base Ubuntu system?
[12:49] <forkcap> gilles_: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[12:50] <g0d> but the guy on the desktop shwos the time thats cool how u do that
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> delly: ask away, find out
[12:50] <forkcap> Oops, didn't see ActionParsnip on that
[12:50] <g0d> some desktop app u install eh?
[12:50] <delly> ActionParsnip: What package do I need to purge to remove MTA from my system?
[12:50] <g0d> what is the name of that dock SpaceGhostC2C  that is very cool btw pimping desktop
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> delly: not sure
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> g0d: avant-window-navigator   most likely
[12:51] <forkcap> delly: exim or sendmail are the usual suspects
[12:51] <g0d> wow ActionParsnip so basic
[12:51] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: it's cairo-dock and some homemade patches for shinyness.
[12:51] <h7> 我们来试试看？
[12:51] <delly> forkcap: sendmail?
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> g0d: yep but its faster than lightning
[12:51] <ganymede> delly, postfix, exim4, courier-base, esmtp?
[12:51] <delly> !sendmail
[12:51] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d: I put a lot into my desktops.
[12:51] <g0d> I'd say that feed reader and all wow
[12:51] <forkcap> delly err postfix
[12:51] <delly> What is the "default" ubuntu MTA, and what is the package name?
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> g0d: when i use my system, i want it to do it, not have a song and a dance while it does it, too slow
[12:51] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, do you just roll lubuntu without a wallpaper?
[12:52] <danne__> Hey guys I got no sound on my computer. I got Intel 82801 DB/DBL/DBM (ICH4/ICH-l/ICH4-M)
[12:52] <gilles_> When I do "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop"
[12:52] <chalcedony> i run ubuntu 9.04 and firefox, how can i save entire websites? (a mediawiki site) ?
[12:52] <g0d> but i got dual core processers and 3 gb ram so it can be a lil cool
[12:52] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, I have an actually useful wallpaper.
[12:52] <Travis-42> is there any way to get the intel 4965agn wifi card working better in ubuntu 9.10? It works fine in windows, but on ubuntu it's slow and disconnects frequently.
[12:52] <delly> forkcap: sudo apt-get purge postfix said there is no package named postfix installed
[12:52] <kekale> danne__, checked volume settings?
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: yeah, its pointless
[12:52] <g0d> save for offline use?
[12:52] <gilles_> When I do "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop", it says E: Broken packages
[12:52] <delly> forkcap: So how do i figur out what MTA i got?
[12:52] <Crumbles> seriously?  there's no way to temporarily stop ubuntu from doing an auto-mount of a device?
[12:52] <chalcedony> ((((( ActionParsnip ))))))
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: its an image, how is it useful?
[12:52] <juny> where can i learn basic networking for linux ?
[12:52] <danne__> yes
[12:52] <danne__> unmuted
[12:52] <g0d> so I just need to sudo apt-get cairo-dock ?
[12:52] <danne__> kekale: it is unmuted
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> hi chalcedony
[12:52] <delly> Crumbles: Disable the hal daemon
[12:52] <chalcedony> :))
[12:52] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, I have a useful one. It's my clock. If you look on my screen it's the only clock.
[12:52] <lcb> hi. on my Ubuntu server 9.10 I just deleted one partition (/dev/sdb1) with 'ALT F2 - gksudo gparted' and moved sdb2 to whole 80 GB hard disk. after rebooting i see the whole (new and only) partition on the drive as /dev/sdb2. Isn't supposed to be sdb1? if the answer is yes how can i solve this?
[12:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, http://uppix.net/3/3/3/5242e4b1707106f39234fba41f26b.png
[12:53] <Lloir> no g0d u sudo apt-get install cairo-dock
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: bottom right of screen, its there
[12:53] <g0d> yeah in my top corner i have one why i prefer the changing desktops
[12:53] <kekale> danne__, speakers on?
[12:53] <forkcap> delly:   check for it in init scripts  /etc/init.d
[12:53] <g0d> ty
[12:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, No that is a cpu usage meter.
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: plus i have timestamps in irc
[12:53] <xkillthis> danne_, try running 'alsamixer' and check the settings.  There made via kbd.
[12:53] <danne__> kekale: Yes
[12:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, that's because you're always in IRC. I'm not.
[12:53] <Younder> SpaceGhostC2C, there is so
[12:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> Younder, Where is this clock?
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: cpu usage doesnt concern me
[12:54] <danne__> xkillthis: I have checked alsamixer and unmuted everything and put everything to highest volume
[12:54] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip, that isn't the point. The point is I  have bested you and I have a useful wallpaper.
[12:54] <Younder> SpaceGhostC2C, in meny system > adiministartion > systemmonitor
[12:54] <SpaceGhostC2C> Younder: do you see the ubuntu menu anywhere? I've removed it.
[12:54] <Younder> SpaceGhostC2C, or from the command line there is top
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: for you yes, which is why you use it, for me its not so useful. Horses for courses
[12:54] <xkillthis> I've heard some say re-installing, or installing the latest alsa sound files works.  Don't know.
[12:55] <danne__> hmm
[12:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> Younder, you're suggesting alternatives. I don't have to run anything extra to get a cpu listing. a glance to my dock is all it needs.
[12:55] <g0d> thanks bro i installed the dock i like it
[12:55] <g0d> :D
[12:55] <danne__> Do you know how to check if it is "snd" module or what kind of module it really is?
[12:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d there is a lot of work and code to get yours like mine.
[12:55] <chaitu> Can anyone help me with awn dock please?am unable to pullup awn manager from system settings. It doesnt open the awan manager...
[12:56] <g0d> i dont car eabout the shiny part at the bottom
[12:56] <delly> forkcap: I am starting my system in recovery modus now, so the daemon executeable is named MTA?
[12:56] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d what do you care about?
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> chaitu: right lick dock -> settings
[12:56] <xkillthis> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1144009&highlight=alsa+sound&page=5   is a thread on this.
[12:56] <gilles_> qqq
[12:56] <gilles_> qquit
[12:56] <chaitu> ActionParsnip: doesnt comeup.. tried that
[12:56] <g0d> easy of use and security and apps
[12:56] <g0d> etc
[12:56] <g0d> multimedia
[12:56] <xkillthis> I've never installed alsa or compiled in the source.
[12:56] <xkillthis> Been lucky.
[12:56] <b3rz3rk3r> g0d, and the then commandments?
[12:57] <danne__> xkillthis: Do you know how to copy something in "irssi" =D
[12:57] <b3rz3rk3r> ten*
[12:57] <b3rz3rk3r> lol
[12:57] <g0d> why i dual boot winblows had vista instaleld xp over drivers not working so installed win7 lol
[12:57] <g0d> nah im an atheist
[12:57] <g0d> i am gNullD
[12:57] <xkillthis> What's 'irssi'
[12:57] <kekale> xkillthis, an IRC client
[12:57] <g0d> im 24 had this nick since i was 12, xkillthis  its an irc client
[12:57] <Crumbles> nevermind, I figured it out on my own.
[12:57] <danne__> irc client =D
[12:57] <g0d> but i was ex [myg0t]g0d
[12:57] <flaps> Quick question, what's the best way to back up my music from Windows and have Ubuntu see the USB drive automatically? Just format it to FAT32 for now?
[12:57] <delly> What application does have exim4 as a dependacy in the default Ubuntu install?
[12:57] <Younder> SpaceGhostC2C, or sys is all inmemory system stats
[12:57] <indus> xkillthis: its a command line tool irc
[12:57] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d you mean you dont believe. An athiest is really just agnostic.
[12:57] <Crumbles> gconf-editor => apps/nautilus/prefrences/media_automount
[12:57] <chalcedony> i run ubuntu 9.04 and firefox, how can i save entire websites? (a mediawiki site) ?
[12:58] <xkillthis> In that case, I'm not familiar with the client.
[12:58] <gribouille> how can I get a list of wireless networks ?
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> !ot | SpaceGhostC2C
[12:58] <indus> !irssi | xkillthis
[12:58] <delly> <,< MTA still started, exim4 was purged
[12:58] <g0d> no there can be no god but maybe this is better in off topic i dont believe in souls or afterlife or heaven or hell so no im not agnonsic
[12:58] <delly> grrrr <.<
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> chalcedony: tried file -> save
[12:58] <Younder> SpaceGhostC2C, great for scripts
[12:58] <danne__> anyone know how to copy a line in irssi?
[12:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> Younder: Thank you, I already have the knowledge to get more specific info. I don't need assistance.
[12:58] <b3rz3rk3r> chalcedony, file: save page as
[12:58] <lcb> on my Ubuntu server 9.10 I just deleted one partition (/dev/sdb1) with 'ALT F2 - gksudo gparted' and moved sdb2 to whole 80 GB hard disk. after rebooting i see the whole (new and only) partition on the drive as /dev/sdb2. Isn't supposed to be sdb1? if the answer is yes how can i solve this?
[12:58] <forkcap> delly: is the MTA running currently?
[12:58] <g0d> hey does this have a partiion manager
[12:58] <IdleOne> !attitude | SpaceGhostC2C
[12:58] <g0d> like can i make one bigger and one smaller
[12:59] <g0d> ?
[12:59] <kekale> danne__, what do you mean, copy a line? where to?
[12:59] <delly> forkcap: MTA "stops" my boot, and locks the system
[12:59] <g0d> maybe id be better off doing that in windows 7?
[12:59] <indus> lcb: on 9.10 , partitions start with 1 insteadof zero
[12:59] <delly> forkcap: It said "starting MTA" in the startup
[12:59] <g0d> i remember the days of using partition magic and lilo and grub
[12:59] <SpaceGhostC2C> IdleOne: I wasn't being rude. I was letting him know I didn't need assistance. Don't go bot crazy buddy.
[12:59] <xkillthis> That thread showed up on www.ubuntuforums.org, search for alsa sound.
[12:59] <danne__> just copy a line in here. Like if you give me a web-adress and I want to start it in firefox
[12:59] <zanshin> Who can tell me what's up with the rt61pci driver. Since Koala my wifi isn't working any more.
[12:59] <forkcap> hm, you can remove it from startup with update-rc.d
[12:59] <flaps> Quick question, what's the best way to back up my music from Windows and have Ubuntu see the USB drive automatically? Just format it to FAT32 for now?
[13:00] <ganymede> delly, sudo netstat -plunt and look for whatever process is running on port 25
[13:00] <kekale> danne__, are you running it in tty or in a terminal application on a desktop environment?
[13:00] <xkillthis> There seems to be a lot of prob's with sound in 9.10.  I had luck with alsamixer.
[13:00] <gribouille> how can I get a list of wireless networks ?
[13:00] <kekale> danne__, I'm guessing the former
[13:00] <delly> ganymede: I can't boot the system <.< I can only use recovery modus
[13:00] <fbianconi> lcb: open a terminal and type 'sudo fdisk /dev/sdb' then x, f, w, q, and enter after each (you can press m and enter to see what those means)
[13:00] <Younder> flaps, ubutu does see yout USB automatically
[13:00] <flaps> Younder: is it's FAT32?
[13:01] <danne__> kekale: I use xmonad which is a desktopmanager and starting it in a terminal
[13:01] <flaps> if*
[13:01] <Younder> flaps, and you have full read access to your Windows drive iff you mount it
[13:01] <lcb> fbianconi, thanks, i will :)
[13:01] <flaps> Younder: itll just be ubuntu on the machine
[13:01] <coachz^> The server I use has 5.0.86,  but the ubunto  distro has 5.1.37.   If i'm just doing basic innodb tables with referential integrity should the stuff i make in 5.1.39 restore fine in 5.0.86  ?
[13:01] <fbianconi> lcb: don't forget to update your fstab if needed (ie: if not using uuid)
[13:01] <coachz^> for mysql
[13:02] <forkcap> delly: have you tried pressing ctrl-c during the long wait for "loading MTA"
[13:02] <Younder> flaps, USB memeory chips are almost invariably FAT32
[13:02] <lcb> fbianconi, ok. thanks a lot
[13:02] <flaps> Younder: chips?
[13:02] <Younder> flaps, you can read and write them from ubuntu just fine
[13:03] <flaps> Younder: ok, thankyou
[13:03] <ganymede> delly, "grep -ri mta /etc/init.d/" that should show you which init.d script prints out the line "starting MTA" and then you can disable or uninstall the package corresponding to taht script
[13:03] <forkcap> delly: sometimes that will get you to the next service. Also, its name should appear in /etc/init.d on a script. The MTA loading should also time out (if this is like what I've sene on debian systems)
[13:03] <forkcap> So the boot should continue after some minutes...
[13:03] <behappy> somebody here from canda please pm I would like to ask you
[13:03] <fbianconi> lcb: have a rescue cd at hand, cos it might let your grub wondering
[13:03] <innociv> when I make a folder 774 I can no longer view or access any of the files in it
[13:04] <innociv> as a user in the group or sudo
[13:04] <innociv> sudo chmod -R 774 /folder
[13:04] <kekale> danne__, I'm using gnome and its terminal application; I just highlight something with the mouse, then use the middle button to paste somewhere else.
[13:05] <kekale> But if you're using a virtual terminal then I don't think there's a way of copy-pasting.
[13:05] <zanshin> Who can tell me what's up with the rt61pci driver. Since Koala my wifi isn't working any more.
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> zanshin: read through: dmesg | less    see when it gets detected and if there are any issues
[13:07] <jakemills> in compiz something is making a window switcher appear when i move the mouse. I'm not sure what the movement is but i would really like to know how i am doing it so that i can stop :)
[13:07] <flaps> does ubuntu detect exFAT? i need to back up my music from windows
[13:08] <flaps> and thenaccess is with Ubuntu
[13:08] <zanshin> ActionParsnip: Invalid RF chipset. I Googled for it but it's all 2007/2008.
[13:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps: what is exfat?
[13:08] <flaps> SpaceGhostC2C: a filesyetem
[13:08] <Six_String_sense> HEY! i am trying to connect my guitar to my pc.. but ubuntu wont regognize it, i did the same in windows and it regognized it right away.. what am i missing in here?
[13:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps, you can mount fat drives.
[13:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps: I've not heard of exfat. you mount the fat32 and fat16 drives with the type vfat
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> zanshin: maybe you need a later version, log a bug either way
[13:09] <flaps> SpaceGhostC2C: i think thats fat32 though. windows 7 can only format my usb drive to ntfs on exfat
[13:09] <flaps> or*
[13:09] <zanshin> ActionParsnip: Ok
[13:10] <Younder> Flaps: exfat is a joke.. extremely FAT. Because FAT32 wastes about 30% of you disk space
[13:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps: there is no real support yet
[13:10] <lcb> fbianconi, in this case i should use 'f' option in order to fix partition order, isn't? sorry, i'm just afraid of deleting existing data on sdb.
[13:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> Younder: exfat is a real filesystem it's fat64.
[13:10] <g0d|A> ntfs ftw
[13:11] <flaps> so how do i backup my music from windows and then use it with ubuntu?
[13:11] <flaps> i have a USB drive
[13:11] <g0d|A> no need just mount
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExFAT
[13:11] <Younder> Flaps: it is still a joke
[13:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> Flannel, move the music to a fat32 or ntfs volume
[13:11] <g0d|A> or copy all the data to ur drive for backup
[13:11] <delly> Now it stucks on "[605.303583] NET: Registered protocol family 4"
[13:11] <g0d|A> then u can move it on there
[13:11] <flaps> Younder: so wtf, this is ridiculous
[13:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> g0d|A, ntfs isn't better than ext4.
[13:11] <g0d|A> but youu should just have a sepeerate partiion for ur music and media and all
[13:11] <g0d|A> true
[13:11] <Younder> it is
[13:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> !enter | g0d|A
[13:11] <g0d|A> depends how u look at it
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> flaps: copy from windows to the usb, plug the device into the ubuntu system and copy it to the place you store your files
[13:12] <g0d|A> btu i g2g got to work and sleep night all
[13:12] <flaps> ActionParsnip: i KNOW, but what use is that if ubuntu cant detect exFAT
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> looks like exfat needs a modified kernel
[13:12] <fbianconi> lcb: yes f to fix, and dont worry, it won't happen anything  untill you enter w
[13:13] <lcb> fbianconi, thanks friend, i appreciate your time to answer these newbies matters :)
[13:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps. Ubuntu does not by default support exfat yet
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> flaps: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/18794/
[13:13] <Younder> use ext3 or use NTFS, dont use exfat if you don't have to. Is that clear enough?
[13:13] <flaps> so theres NO way for me to put my mp3s on my usb drive, install ubuntu over windows and then use the mp3s later
[13:13] <flaps> wow...
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> flaps: with the current kernel, no
[13:14] <flaps> well thats shit
[13:14] <flaps> lol
[13:14] <lcb> fbianconi, hey... and if i enter w afterwards... do i loose data?
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> flaps: if you have a lan, copy the data over that it'll be faster
[13:14] <delly> Help, my computer stucks on boot. Now i have purged away MTA from starting, but the problem still remains. Now it gets one step further and prints out "[605.303583] NET: Registered protocol family 4", as the last problem <.< I got a dmesg ready if anyone wants to se that one.
[13:14] <flaps> ActionParsnip: i dont. i have one computer and wantedto not use windows any more. looks like thats impossible
[13:15] <Pici> flaps: please mind the language here.
[13:15] <flaps> Pici: sorry
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> flaps: just convert the usb to something both like
[13:15] <syrius> ubuntu 9.10 uses ext4 as default now?
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> flaps: like ext2 or ntfs, even fat32 will do
[13:15] <fbianconi> lcb: no, if you didn't touch anything else, you're good to go
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> syrius: default, yes. You can use ext3 if you want with custom partitioning
[13:16] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps, try using fat32. Everything supports it.
[13:16] <psypher246> hi all, is there anyone who can assist me as to why the ubuntu keyring CONSTANTLY asks for password at boot for ubuntu one client and evolution alarm notifier, this seems to be a karmic specific issue and happening on every install, very annoying, thanks
[13:16] <fbianconi> lcb: use p to see if the order changed
[13:16] <flaps> SpaceGhostC2C: windows 7 wont format it to fat32, as i said
[13:16] <Younder> syrious, yes, but most users install with ext3 so they keep ext3
[13:16] <syrius> testing out ubuntu 9.10 minimal cd with qemu first
[13:16] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps: you can format it in ubuntu.... gparted
[13:16] <flaps> ActionParsnip: so ubuntu *will* detect an ntfs usb drive?
[13:17] <syrius> seeing what packages I need also if I mess up it is no big deal
[13:17] <ki4cgp> flaps: boot into a liveCD, use gparted to reformat the flash drive to whatever you wish, fat32 being the most compatible.
[13:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> syrius the best choice would be to vm the ubuntu iso if you want to test a super dwarfed version.
[13:17] <lcb> fbianconi, after 'f' it says "nothing to do. ordering is correct already". so i guess it stays as is (sdb2)
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> flaps: sure it can read and write to it too
[13:17] <permen> srtfm98@yahoo.com
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/internet/C/faq-keyring.html  any good?
[13:18] <flaps> SpaceGhostC2C: i CANT format it in ubuntu. i dont have ubuntu installed yet. thats why i need to back up in the first place
[13:18] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps, don't boot into a livecd. Just install gparted in gnome. Or in ubuntu you can google windows reformat tool
[13:18] <syrius> dwarfed? SpaceGhostC2C
[13:18] <syrius> you mean like a beta or alpha release?
[13:18] <flaps> ki4cgp: i guess that might work, thanks
[13:18] <flaps> SpaceGhostC2C: this is ridiculous
[13:18] <SpaceGhostC2C> syrius, running any os as a vm is like taking your computer and cutting it in half.
[13:18] <ki4cgp> flaps, np
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> flaps: try access XFS under windows, aint gonna happen
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> flaps: same thing
[13:19] <syrius> yes I know it is slower SpaceGhostC2C
[13:19] <flaps> ActionParsnip: i dont know what you mean
[13:19] <fbianconi> lcb: you do actually use the unassigned space, right?
[13:19] <lcb> fbianconi, the whole disk
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> flaps: windows cannot access XFS just like ubuntu cannot access exfat
[13:19] <delly> Help, my computer stucks on boot. Now i have purged away MTA from starting, but the problem still remains. Now it gets one step further and prints out "[605.303583] NET: Registered protocol family 4", as the last problem <.< I got a dmesg ready if anyone wants to se that one. HELP?
[13:19] <forkcap> delly pastebin that dmesg?
[13:19] <Locah> help
[13:19] <lcb> fbianconi, nothing left on the disk
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> delly: have you websearched that error any?
[13:20] <psypher246> ActionParsnip: no there is no wireless netwokr to edit and the problem is not with wireless keys
[13:20] <syrius> there is probably a driver for windows to access XFS
[13:20] <SpaceGhostC2C>  flaps: I hate it when users won't help themselves. 3 seconds googling got this.http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/formatting-external-hard-drive-to-fat-32/
[13:20] <flaps> ActionParsnip: ok now im just confused. windows cant see FAT32?
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: gotcha
[13:20] <SpaceGhostC2C> flaps: http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/formatting-external-hard-drive-to-fat-32/
[13:20] <Younder> ActionParsnip, that is no true, ubuntu can access exfat
[13:20] <lcb> fbianconi, that's whi i am admired in being sdb2 instead of sdb1
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> flaps: yes it can. i'm just saying that not every OS can acces every file system type
[13:20] <syrius> yes windows can see FAT32 of course flaps
[13:20] <lcb> whi / why
[13:20] <SpaceGhostC2C> syrius, it's not just slower, you can't do desktop effects and see all the cool shiny.
[13:20] <syrius> FAT32 is a windows file system of course it can see it
[13:21] <joab> How can I make a bootable usb drive from Mac OS X? My burner isn't working and I'd like to install Ubuntu on a computer without a CD-drive.
[13:21] <Younder> ActionParsnip, since today actually, see the new kernel update
[13:21] <fbianconi> lcb: weird
[13:21] <flaps> SpaceGhostC2C: i cant format to fat32 with windows 7. priod.
[13:21] <flaps> period*
[13:21] <syrius> I dont care for desktop effects SpaceGhostC2C
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=836129
[13:21] <syrius> that slows down the computer
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> Younder: well flaps is having issues, please advise him/her
[13:21] <syrius> turning off all those features allows you to run even more apps without freezing
[13:21] <lcb> fbianconi, i'll keep trying to check what's going on. thanks a lot for your help, it gaves me more ways of exploring this
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> syrius: +1 brotha
[13:22] <sllide> does ubuntu have widgets?
[13:22] <SpaceGhostC2C> Oh my gosh. If you can't do it then you can't. I have done the work for you and you sit here and say to my virtual face that it can't be done, when it can... http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/formatting-external-hard-drive-to-fat-32/ there is a link. I'm not gonna help you anymore, have a great day.
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> slide: sure they are desklets in gnome
[13:22] <SpaceGhostC2C> sllide, yes, don't use desktlets. use screenlets.
[13:22] <sllide> and can you make them yourself?
[13:22] <delly> forkcap & ActionParsnip: Here ya go, the dmesg: http://pastebin.org/57042 . ActionParsnip, i have google what of the error message that existed.
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: how are they different?
[13:23] <SpaceGhostC2C> sllide, well if you can there is software for it, you can make it. you can make your own widgets.
[13:23] <sllide> awesome :D
[13:23] <sllide> thanks
[13:23] <SpaceGhostC2C> ActionParsnip,  screenlets has proer stuff. I've used both extensively, and even made a couple trivial widgets.
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> SpaceGhostC2C: doesnt say how they differ though
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> delly: seems protocol 4 is IPX according to http://forum.soft32.com/linux/Registered-protocol-family-ftopict479114.html
[13:24] <SpaceGhostC2C> I'll msg it to you.
[13:24] <Zteam> Hi
[13:25] <delly> ActionParsnip: Thanks, will attempt to purge
[13:25] <psypher246> ActionParsnip: nope reinstalling libpam-gnome-keyring does not fix it
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> delly: seems this is good: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/2217
[13:26] <Benwa> My kernel (2.6.31-15-generic) do not recognize the firewire ports, so i cannot grab my rushes on my camera (dv). Is it a reccurent problem? Anybody know a way to fix it?
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> Benwa: do youo see any kernel messages wen you connect the device
[13:26] <Peter1> What would I write in a script that is designed to open a program in a naked X on a different virtual terminal?
[13:26] <lcb> fbianconi, the only matter that's might be workable is when i enter sudo fdisk /dev/sdb it says: "the number of cylinders for this disk is set to 9733. There is nothing wrong with that, but this is larger than 1024, and could in certain setups cause problems with: 1. software that runs at boot time (e.g. old lolo) 2 - booting and partitioning software from othet OSs
[13:27] <Zteam> I'm planning to buy a new printer, Brother DCP-375CW according to the website there are drivers for Ubuntu 9.04 and Debian/Ubuntu 64-bit, is it safe to assume those printer drivers will work for Ubuntu 9.10 too?
[13:27] <Benwa> ActionParsnip, do i check on kern.log?
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> Benwa: dmesg | tail
[13:28] <Benwa> thanks i check
[13:28] <IdleOne> Zteam: don't assume but brother is pretty good about supporting linux
[13:28] <IdleOne> Brother*
[13:28] <Benwa> ActionParsnip, mmmhh, right
[13:28] <Younder> Zteam, yes, as far as i can see the brother driver will work
[13:29] <Younder> Zteam, http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/index.html
[13:30] <lcb> fbianconi, if this helps and is relevant (and i forgot to point) the disk is in ext3
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> Peter1:  going from my old memory. it would be somthing like 'startx -- :1' (2 dashes)
[13:32] <Zteam> Younder: Yes i looked into that page myself, the reason I asking is to be sure, 9.10 haven't changed in some part so the driver is incompatible? :p
[13:32] <innociv> in nano, how do i save a file as another name?
[13:32] <Peter1> Dr_Willis, thanks im gonna try it out
[13:32] <danne__> YESSSSSSSSSSSS THE SOUD IS WORKING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[13:32] <danne__> sound*
[13:33] <Younder> Zteam, no, it has't
[13:33] <delly> ActionParsnip: The only thing i figured out from that was to try with noacpi?
[13:33] <Zteam> Younder: okey :-)
[13:34] <Zteam> IdleOne: okey, thanks
[13:34] <Zteam> :)
[13:34] <lcb> fbianconi, i'm going to physically detach the hard drive, reboot, reboot again, connect it and see what the order might be.
[13:34] <ubud> I have a mac osx usb hard disk. how to add permission to view the file?
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> delly: worth a try i guess, its free
[13:35] <KOgnitiva> Anyone here? :)
[13:35] <delly> ActionParsnip: noacpi did not do a damn thing :(
[13:35] <delly> KOgnitiva: Yupp
[13:35] <doolittlework> koponanest la men den yuos all bamnte
[13:36] <SpaceGhostC2C> Would it be wrong for me to make a distro of ubuntu called jewbuntu? But have it use all the cutting edge software? It's not a bad racist thing, there is a christian ubuntu and others.
[13:36] <psypher246> ActionParsnip: sorry i can see u busy, but if you have any ideas I am open to it, this seems to be a bug in karmic and if so i will log it immediatly
[13:36] <SpaceGhostC2C> I am a little jewish.
[13:36] <doolittlework> lol SpaceGhostC2C jew the it can't be free
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> delly: hmm, well family 4 is ipx, i'll have to check on my system if its the same as the post as thats from a debian box
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: seems so, makes sense
[13:36] <SpaceGhostC2C> doolittlework, that was bad.
[13:36] <Younder> SpaceGhostC2C, yes, it would
[13:37] <doolittlework> lol
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: could use ndisgtk in the meantime
[13:37] <psypher246> ActionParsnip: the problem is not with wireless at all
[13:37] <SpaceGhostC2C> But I am jewish, and it's not because you don't have to pay for it, but because it's using the newest tech.
[13:37] <Zteam>  Younder:thanks for your help man
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: crossed wires in brain, sorry
[13:37] <Younder> Zteam, np
[13:37] <oldude67>  ok went to install the nouveau-kernel-source, but didnt know it was already installed, now when i do apt-get update and safe-upgrade it errors, how do i fix it?
[13:38] <doolittlework> SpaceGhostC2C: Why do Jews have such big noses?
[13:38] <KOgnitiva> I'm setting up an ftp here's my FAQ; Does anyone know where I can get a domain name? :>
[13:38] <SpaceGhostC2C> !ot | doolittlework
[13:38] <psypher246> ActionParsnip: the problem is that ubuntu one and evolution require you to enter the keyreing password on boot every time, and according to posts this is not supposed to happen, and i have done the uggestions of deleting my keyring password, which i didn;t think would work since it's a brandnew install without having diffrent password fort login and keyring and i have tried rteinstalling libpas gnome keyring
[13:38] <Zteam> oldude67: run sudo aptitude install -f
[13:38] <doolittlework> cause air is free
[13:38] <python_root> Hi guys is there any way for making flash based web site in ubuntu ?
[13:38] <masterrr> :-)
[13:38] <masterrr> dudes
[13:39] <Zteam> oldude67: hopefully that take cares of it
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> psypher246: thats the fellah, thanks for the remind
[13:39] <masterrr> who now how too send a picture on msn whit  a hiden hack script
[13:39] <Younder> look, we have 1500 people here, it is no place for these rasist quibbles
[13:39] <python_root> Hi guys is there any way for making flash based web site in ubuntu ?
[13:39] <SpaceGhostC2C> Mine wasn't racist.
[13:39] <Younder> python_root, yes
 google it!
[13:40] <python_root> Younder: How
[13:40] <python_root> KOgnitiva: I have been doing that for past 2 days
[13:40] <Younder> python_root, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/flash
[13:40] <KOgnitiva> ok :)
[13:40] <python_root> KOgnitiva : tired
[13:41] <KOgnitiva> I've been googling my problem for 10 min
[13:41] <Church> if anybody using here xchat has experienced lost trayicon
[13:41] <Pici> !google
[13:41] <Church> this seems to restore it: xchat --existing --command="set gui_tray 0" ; xchat --existing --command="gui apply" ; xchat --existing --command="set gui_tray 1" xchat --existing --command="gui apply"
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> python_root: flash is proprietary to adobe and they dont make linux software afaik
[13:41] <KOgnitiva> Thing is google stops working if you put "free" in your search >.< I want free domain name!
[13:41] <Church> xchat --existing --command="gui show" can unminimise it
[13:41] <zottel> hi, does an usb-creator exist which uses squashfs 4.0 instead of 3.1?
[13:42] <zottel> and which version of usb-creator would that be?
[13:42] <python_root> ActionParsnip: i am basically a web designer i feel like my freedom has been stolen
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> python_root: yep, adobe love doing that, they suck
[13:42] <python_root> ActionParsnip: I got a Job to do i will have to install MS and Adobe CS again ?
[13:42] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, try to look up swish and then see if wine can run it.
[13:43] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, use Gimp!
[13:43] <Younder> python_root, http://my.opera.com/area42/blog/2007/01/04/flash-devolopment-with-linux
[13:43] <python_root> SpaceGhostC2C : no it becomes messy with wine
[13:43] <python_root> SpaceGhostC2C : gimp for animation ?
[13:43] <drellok> KOgnitiva, there is no webservices that provide free domain names..  but there are free subdomains
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> python_root: i guess, you can install it with cedega or crossover and it may work
[13:43] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, if your computer is good enough, VM windows.
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> python_root: they are paid for software though, it may run with wine too
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> !appdb | python_root
[13:44] <Younder> python_root, you might need wine though
[13:44] <KOgnitiva> Thanks Drellok! :)
[13:44] <wingzero_> ActionParsnip i've run the top command, but i don;t really see anyhting that takes a lot of memory,
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> then its most likely disk cache, unused ram is wasted ram
[13:44] <SpaceGhostC2C> YounderL that was a rather obvious statement that he'd need wine.
[13:44] <Zteam> python_root:  there are some versions of flash that runs under wine i belive
[13:45] <python_root> Zteam: I am used to work in CS3 and CS$
[13:45] <Younder> python_root, mind you flash is still propriaty software (adobe)
[13:45] <python_root>  Zteam: CS4
[13:46] <python_root> I liked Adobe .......... But i hate them too for this reason
[13:46] <clang> hi all, does anyone know how I can install python3 _not_ python3.1 from the repos?
[13:46] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, there isn't any linux software, you have three choices. one is to use wine, the other is to use windows, and the last it to tell them you cannot do this job because it isn't in accordance with your beliefs in open source software.
[13:46] <python_root> Installing Windows again man big work
[13:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, I've met 7 year olds who can install windows and update fully.
[13:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, it's a time issue mostly.
[13:47] <python_root>  SpaceGhostC2C: I can do that too But my disk space is only 80gb k
[13:47] <Zteam> python_root: well you can try this but it is'nt completed and it problably never will be
[13:47] <python_root>  SpaceGhostC2C: thats my big prob
[13:48] <Zteam> python_root: http://f4l.sourceforge.net/
[13:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, then be very careful and only install what you need in windows.
[13:48] <fbianconi> clang: 'sudo apt-get install python3.0' maybe?
[13:48] <skoef> wg 30
[13:48] <fatih> hi, how can i open .mo files?
[13:48] <clang> fbianconi, thanks, somehow missed that
[13:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> My ubuntu is about 20 gigs total, uncluding home directory. I've been on this ubuntu install for two years now.
[13:49] <python_root> Can any one help me with cdega
[13:49] <Younder> fbianconi, the latest is python 3.1
[13:49] <BluesKaj> howdy folks
[13:49] <python_root> cedega
[13:49] <python_root> For installing Adobe CS
[13:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, cedega don't you have to pay for that?
[13:50] <fbianconi> Younder: yes but clang didn't want that
[13:50] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, You can do it in wine. I've done flash and photoshop. I have licenses because I went to school and they gave me them.
[13:50] <Azeotrope> i get this error when ssh-ing in /usr/bin/xauth:  error in locking authority file ~/.Xauthority
[13:50] <Azeotrope> and I can't forward any of my X11
[13:50] <SpaceGhostC2C> Azeotrope, are you trying to start an X application?
[13:51] <SpaceGhostC2C> Azeotrope, remove that file. It's not a special one.
[13:51] <clang> I wanted python3 cos python-yaml doesn't support python3.1
[13:51] <SpaceGhostC2C> Azeotrope, remove it then reconnect.
[13:51] <Azeotrope> ok..
[13:51] <clang> it still fails to import with python3.0 :s
[13:51] <CShadowRun> python_root: don't use cedega, it's a pile of crap
[13:51] <Younder> fbianconi, there is a huge divide between 2.6 and 3. They are incompatible. between different versions of 3 it is irrellevant and you might as wel get the latest.
[13:52] <CShadowRun> python_root: if you want commercial wine support use crossover
[13:52] <SpaceGhostC2C> clang: any reason why you can't use python 2.x
[13:52] <python_root> CShadowRun: Crossover
[13:52] <clang> SpaceGhostC2C, I could, but I'm trying to move over with new projects
[13:52] <Azeotrope> SpaceGhostC2C: same error
[13:52] <CShadowRun> python_root: yup, crossover.
[13:52] <clang> more trouble than it's worth it seems
[13:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> clang, wait for support to happen. It has a bit of a delat.
[13:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> Azeotrope, you removed the file? rm !
[13:53] <kke> i have set up postfix+amavis+spamassassin+maildrop+dovecot and looks like only spam is getting through (and goes to the spam folder), ham doesn't seem to appear anywhere. any ideas?
[13:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> Azeotrope, you removed the file? rm -rf ~/.Xauthority
[13:53] <Azeotrope> SpaceGhostC2C: yes, i removed it
[13:53] <clang> SpaceGhostC2C, probably should, but I will miss dictionary comps
[13:54] <SpaceGhostC2C> clang: Just wait, I think it will support.
[13:55] <AndyGraybeal> is it better to use /mnt/ or /media for automatically mounting drives, (raid drive in this case) ??
[13:56] <Azeotrope> SpaceGhostC2C: i had to restard sshd to too. it works now. Thank you. Could you tell me what the problem was?
[13:56] <Younder> AndyGraybeal, automount goes to /media/.. in ububtu
[13:58] <python_root> Hackers in this channel beware
[13:58] <python_root>  moonere one of them
[13:58] <Pici> !exploit
[13:59] <winuirundaDiz> ARRAY(0xa6a9650)
[13:59] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[13:59] <Younder> AndyGraybeal, automount goes to /media/.. in ububtu
[14:00] <clang> ubottu, if I didn't get disconnected, am I safe?
[14:00] <tinax> Hi Friends,
[14:00] <clang> oops
[14:00] <Pici> clang: yes
[14:00] <clang> Pici, thanks
[14:00] <DarkKnight> hi, my sound isnt working, ubuntu 9.04,i upgraded alsa to 1.0.21, can someone help me?
[14:00] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[14:01] <Younder> DarkKnight, it is probaly a permissions problem
[14:01] <DarkKnight> Younder: so what can i do?
[14:01] <winuirundaDiz> ARRAY(0xa6a9810)
[14:02] <Younder> DarkKnight, go into menu System > Administation > users and groups
[14:02] <Zteam> test me
[14:02] <DarkKnight> Younder: and add my user to sound group?
[14:02] <blackxored> how to resume an unfinished download with wget? wget -c <url> ????
[14:02] <Younder> DarkKnight, yes
[14:03] <jhattara> what's up with all this DCC spam ...
[14:03] <DarkKnight> Younder: ok, i added my user to pulse group and i created sound group, now what?
[14:04] <cichy> hi pl chanel?
[14:04] <drellok> blackxored, yes
[14:04] <LjL> !pl | cichy
[14:04] <blackxored> drellok, thanks
[14:04] <Younder> DarkKnight, you CREATED a group?
[14:04] <DarkKnight> Younder: yes, group sound, it didnt exist
[14:05] <Younder> DarkKnight, That shoun't be neccesary
[14:05] <Cobalt> Hi. In Hardy, Nautilus file properties for mounted removable media offered persistent mount options. In Karmic this appears to be gone. How can I achieve the same for a drive I want to be mounted only as readonly?
[14:05] <DarkKnight> Younder: ok, but when i run alsaconf, there are errors
[14:05] <DarkKnight> Running update-modules...
[14:05] <DarkKnight> /usr/sbin/alsaconf: line 929: update-modules: command not found
[14:05] <DarkKnight> Setting default volumes...
[14:05] <DarkKnight> amixer: Mixer attach default error: No such device
[14:05] <FloodBot1> DarkKnight: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:06] <python_root> My pen drive is not mounting in ubuntu plz help
[14:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> !enter | DarkKnight
[14:06] <Younder> DarkKnight, go into user rights and enable sound
[14:06] <rokr1> hello all
[14:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> python_root, what is your usb drive's filesystem type?
[14:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> !hi | rokr1
[14:07] <psypher246> ActionParsnip: so you reckon I should log a bug for that isssue?
[14:07] <python_root> lol its not mopunting how do i find that ?
[14:07] <hax0r4> Help something messed up now my flash doesn't load White screen where youtube mvoies should be . Ubuntu 9.10
[14:07] <python_root> SpaceGhostC2C: its not mopunting how do i find that ?
[14:07] <rokr1> so when can we expect UBUNTU 9.10
[14:07] <rokr1> ?
[14:08] <Younder> DarkKnight, This system uses PulseAudio which is somewhat different from Alsa
[14:08] <DJones> rokr1: It was released a month ago
[14:08] <DigitalKiwi> why do your users keep dccing me!? :(
[14:08] <python_root> rokr1 : Released long back man
[14:08] <DJones> DigitalKiwi: Its spammer/trolls, they keep being dealt with and banned
[14:08] <ActionParsnip> DigitalKiwi: just set your client to autoreject ;)
[14:09] <rokr1> hey guys can any one help me take a image of my HDD upto the used space
[14:09] <DigitalKiwi> no other channel I'm in except maybe ##windows (dunno why I'm even there) has people that dcc me >:( and I'm in like 10 channels
[14:09] <rokr1> b'cause DD takes entire disk image
[14:09] <ActionParsnip> rokr1: partimage
[14:09] <balachmar> hi, when I try to setup tomboy notes to sync with ubuntu one, it freezes during synchronization. And I get the following error: http://pastebin.com/m77679bc0
[14:09] <ActionParsnip> rokr1: it compresses the image as its made so makes a small file
[14:09] <DigitalKiwi> you can compress it with *zip
[14:09] <DarkKnight> Younder: yes, i know, but pulseaudio uses alsa too... pulseaudio in 9.04 isnt compatible with my notebook sound card (it laggs in a few second after playing something), but in 9.10 it works perfectly. But 9.10 is still bad so i dont want it, many things doesnt work there
[14:11] <Azeotrope> does 9.10 encrypts swap if you choose home encryption? i made the swap be encrypted luks-style because i didn't knew that. can i delete the entry in cryptab?
[14:11] <Younder> DarkKnight, yes karmic is a bit twitchy, but install it all the same. There was a new kernel update today that should fix most of the problems
[14:12] <DigitalKiwi> dd if=/foo | gzip -9 > ~/backup.gz
[14:12] <DigitalKiwi> adjust names and compression levels accordingly to needs
[14:12] <CC13> Hi guys. I need some advise here. I have just installed ubuntu 9.04 on an EEE PC 900. I have a little spy cam that outputs video/sound in RCA cables, does there exist a way that i can convert that into a usb signal or something, and then Ubuntu must show the ouput of the camera on the screen (read: Not record, show!)
[14:12] <DarkKnight> Younder: stil doesnt working :\ is there any possibility to use 9.10 pulse in 9.04?
[14:12] <ajaibeh> my browser firefox is getting freeze.. does anyone know any other browser name????
[14:12] <Younder> DarkKnight, just make sure you have only ONE python version
[14:12] <ActionParsnip> DigitalKiwi: partimage can do it for you, it can even put an image back on a partition (or another system) ;)
[14:13] <DJones> !browser | ajaibeh
[14:13] <ajaibeh> thank you
[14:13] <Younder> DarkKnight, yes
[14:13] <CShadowRun> CC13 USB TV card?
[14:13] <kekale> Also lynx
[14:13] <ActionParsnip> theres also chromium
[14:13] <CC13> That exists?
[14:13] <DarkKnight> Younder: python, python 2.6 ... how?
[14:13] <CShadowRun> CC13 yup?
[14:13] <CC13> That just takes RCA input and shows on screen?
[14:14] <Younder> DarkKnight, python 2.6.2
[14:14] <pol-ar> hello.
[14:14] <Azeotrope> my login screen shows only one user and i have two of them? any idea why?
[14:14] <CShadowRun> CC13 well yea, you'll need to find one with either RCA input, or SCART With a converter
[14:14] <CC13> Cool, can anyone give me a link?
[14:14] <CShadowRun> CC13 but i'm sure they exist
[14:14] <CShadowRun> !google | cc13
[14:14] <CC13> I can only find with antanna
[14:14] <DigitalKiwi> ActionParsnip: yeah but I already have gzip and dd installed, and any decent live disk will already have them too, partimage is something extra I'm not guaranteed to have
[14:14] <kekale> What's wrong with antennas?
[14:14] <CShadowRun> aww, that factoid was disappointing :(
[14:14] <Younder> DarkKnight, just remove old versions
[14:14] <CShadowRun> CC13 but yea, google it :)
[14:15] <chris231989> cc13: i found one at best buy that was usb and had coax and rca inputs
[14:15] <kekale> DigitalKiwi, you'll probably have an internet connection too, so you can install the partimage on the live system as well
[14:15] <DigitalKiwi> besides my command is simpler than installing partimage and running whatever command it's going to make me run ;) KISS
[14:15] <Younder> DarkKnight, and DON'T install version 3.x
[14:15] <DigitalKiwi> kekale: not necessarily
[14:15] <DarkKnight> Younder: yes, i have 2.62
[14:15] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[14:16] <CC13> Will you give the links?
[14:16] <UQs> Is there a simple way to change the function of/disable the Alt-keys from the terminal with xmodmap?
[14:16] <pol-ar> hi
[14:16] <chris231989> http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Hauppauge+-+TV+HD+Stick+USB+2.0+TV+Tuner+with+PVR/9234205.p?id=1218064151279&skuId=9234205
[14:16] <kekale> DigitalKiwi, true enough; then you might have a USB connector in the system at least, and a previously downloaded package you could install by dpkg?
[14:16] <pol-ar> hello. I need help
[14:16] <DigitalKiwi> kekale: I don't use ubuntu
[14:17] <DJones> !ask | pol-ar
[14:17] <Younder> DarkKnight, then karmic should work
[14:17] <CC13> Thanks
[14:17] <kekale> DigitalKiwi, sounds like the channel for you then ;)
[14:17] <DigitalKiwi> indeed >.>
[14:17] <pol-ar> thank you ubottu!!
[14:17] <pol-ar> ok, here it goes:
[14:17] <pol-ar> I have a tv capture device (ENLTV-FM) based on the saa7134 chipset and I can't get it to work
[14:18] <DigitalKiwi> though partimage is on systemrescuecd which is one of only a few live disks I would use for a recovery
[14:18] <DarkKnight> Younder: but how can i install only sound engine from karmic, and i want to have 9.04, cause in karmic is still thing which i hate (bootloader etc.)
[14:18] <BluesKaj> pol-ar, I'm not sure , but  try tvtime .. it may work for you
[14:18] <Azeotrope> my default login screen shows only one user and i have two of them? any idea why?
[14:19] <DigitalKiwi> but still, dd + gzip/bzip > partimage in terms if simplicity and guarantee of having tools easily available
[14:19] <pol-ar> blueskaj, I've installed tv time. the program runs very well. But the DEVICE is not properly installed...
[14:19] <kekale> DigitalKiwi, why limit yourself to a certain subset of live cd's when doing recovery? Just use what's available.
[14:19] <Younder> DarkKnight, the sound engine in gento is fine
[14:20] <DarkKnight> Younder: but i want to have ubuntu 9.04 :)
[14:20] <DigitalKiwi> kekale: what's available is what I make available, and systemrescuecd is one of them :P
[14:20] <tim__b> pol-ar, have a look here: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=de&ie=UTF-8&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/saa7134&prev=_t&twu=1
[14:20] <BluesKaj> pol-ar, ok I misunderstood , sorry
[14:20] <Younder> DarkKnight, i am not sure what your problem is, nut is probaly not there
[14:20] <DigitalKiwi> what kind of nut?
[14:21] <drellok> pol-ar, try to modprobe saa7134 with different card parameter (card=106,card=107,card=148)
[14:21] <drellok> pol-ar, you can find corresponding numbers here http://www.mjmwired.net/kernel/Documentation/video4linux/CARDLIST.saa7134
[14:21] <DarkKnight> Younder: i need pulseaudio and everything with sound from ubuntu 9.10 (where my sound card works) in 9.04(where my sound card doesnt work)
[14:22] <python_root> i inserted an usb drive and it shows me this Can't mount file
[14:22] <python_root> !Can't mount file
[14:22] <python_root> !mount
[14:23] <Younder> DarkKnight, have you tried 'sudo apt-get install alsa'?
[14:23] <DarkKnight> Younder: alsa is the newest version
[14:23] <Dravekx> I have phpmyadmin installed on ubuntu server 9.10, and when I try to export, it logs me out and changes my phpbb settings. i think its a cookie issue, but how do I check for errors? or clear the cookies via SSH?
[14:24] <ActionParsnip> python_root: if you run: sudo fdisk -l ; mount    you can see whats going on, if its not mounted, manually mounted
[14:24] <pol-ar> Ok, I'm trying what's explained in the article you referred me to but I got an error: ERROR: Module saa7134_alsa does not exist in /proc/modules
[14:24] <python_root> sudo fdisk -l
[14:24] <pol-ar> drell, you there?
[14:24] <Younder> DarkKnight, then as I though it is a kenel difference, and you have no choice either that putup with no sound or intsall karmic (9.10)
[14:25] <python_root> Disk /dev/sdb doesn't contain a valid partition table
[14:25] <Younder> DarkKnight, sorry
[14:25] <python_root>  ActionParsnip: Disk /dev/sdb doesn't contain a valid partition table
[14:25] <ActionParsnip> python_root: has the disk been in a windows system?
[14:25] <pol-ar> to drellok: Ok, I'm trying what's explained in the article you referred me to but I got an error: ERROR: Module saa7134_alsa does not exist in /proc/modules
[14:25] <DarkKnight> Younder: and if i try different kernel (like from unstable)?
[14:25] <python_root> Yes
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> python_root: did you use the safetly remove hardware functionality or did you just rip it out?
[14:26] <Younder> DarkKnight, haven't tried that, youare on your own
[14:26] <ClIfFe^> Hellu
[14:26] <user_> ola
[14:26] <python_root> ActionParsnip: But now it is not detected in that too
[14:26] <user_> hi... i want to know....
[14:26] <python_root> rip it out
[14:26] <user_> connect ubuntu_br
[14:26] <python_root> ActionParsnip: But now it is not detected in windows too
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> python_root: this is exactly why you need to use that, you have damaged your data by abusing your hardware
[14:27] <AndyGraybeal> how do i see what the filetype is on a raid filesystem?
[14:27] <python_root> ActionParsnip: now what should i do
[14:27] <pol-ar> I dissent with you actionaprsnip
[14:27] <ActionParsnip> python_root: the saftely remove hardware icon isnt there for a laugh, its to be used so you dont damage the file system
[14:27] <pol-ar> that functionality 'safely remove hardware'
[14:27] <python_root> ActionParsnip : Now what
[14:27] <pol-ar> is only so that office programs close 'virtual' copies of files
[14:27] <pol-ar> before you'rip out' the hw.
[14:28] <AndyGraybeal> i'm trying to mount it with fstab, i can mount it found with mount /dev/mapper/longstringofstuff /mnt/500gb ; but when i tried to do it with fstab, i put 'reiserfs' as a guess hoping that would work -- i don't really know if it's the correct filesystem or not
[14:28] <ActionParsnip> python_root: you can try foremost to recover the data, or you may be able to make the disk a single partiton like it was
[14:28] <Younder> DarkKnight, if you do contact the ubuntu developement group. They might help you fic bugs.
[14:28] <maco> pol-ar: on linux and osx, nothing is written to disk until you safely remove
[14:28] <pol-ar> so maybe you just rip out your pendrive, the only thing is gonna happen you'll keep the 'ghost' copies of your .docs
[14:28] <pol-ar> no big deal.
[14:28] <python_root> ActionParsnip i need no data from it
[14:28] <ActionParsnip> python_root: i'd go for foremost personally, remember: gracefully remove usb devices or it WILL happen again
[14:28] <maco> pol-ar: so if you yank it without doing that, the data will likely not be written at all
[14:28] <python_root> I want it to work even blank
[14:28] <DJones> ActionParsnip: A week or so back you had a link to solve a sound mute on boot problem, do you still have that to hand that you could tell me
[14:28] <maco> pol-ar: do not assume that everything is like windows
[14:28] <ActionParsnip> python_root: then use gparted to make a partition on the device and format it as you need
[14:28] <Younder> DarkKnight, https://lists.ubuntu.com
[14:28] <pol-ar> right, maco. didn't know that. thanks for the info :D
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> DJones: sure
[14:29] <maco> pol-ar: did i lose data this way my first time using a mac? yes.
[14:30] <rokr1> sorry i mean UBUNTU 10
[14:30] <ActionParsnip> DJones: sudo cp /etc/init.d/alsa-utils  /etc/init.d/alsa-utils_old; gksudo gedit /etc/init.d/alsa-utils
[14:30] <Lloir> what kernel is ubuntu on atm
[14:31] <ActionParsnip> DJones: scroll to line 378 which reads: mute_and_zero_levels "$TARGET_CARD" || EXITSTATUS=1     and comment it out and reboot
[14:31] <DJones> ActionParsnip: Thanks, I need to try that on my laptop tonight, the problem comes & goes, some days it starts with sounds, others it doesn't regardless of what it was set as
[14:32] <om26er> l1oir: 2.6.31.1
[14:32] <ActionParsnip> DJones: that just solves a bug where sound works fine but is muted after logon
[14:32] <Lloir> ta om26er
[14:32] <ActionParsnip> DJones: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/352732
[14:32] <DarkKnight> Younder: thx
[14:32] <Lloir> and it's L L not L 1 :P
[14:32] <AndyGraybeal> does fstab have a log?
[14:32] <om26er> Lloir: ok
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> DJones:  i recall ages ago a odd machine. that if i cold booted to linux. sound woruld work.. if i booted to windows, then rebooted to linux - No sound. Some how the PnP settings on the card got cofused/locked by windows and a warm reset dident reset them for linux to set them how it wanted.
[14:32] <silktaco> Hello All - quick question. I am working to install OpenXchange.  I'm trying to get up to speed with aptitude and am having a package issue. OpenXchange wants to see mysql5.0, instead of 5.1. How do I tell aptitude to install version 5 instead of 5.1?
[14:32] <DJones> ActionParsnip: Thats exactly the problem I have & somebody else has added to an open bug report, I was going to link to that information on the report
[14:32] <AndyGraybeal> or what log does fstab write to at boot?
[14:33] <DJones> Dr_Willis: I don't boot to windows so thats not causing the problem
[14:33] <om26er> !pitivi
[14:34] <syrius> does ext4 stable still have that problem that past ext4 had where it took a really long time to check a big drive for errors?
[14:34] <python_root> ActionParsnip : u r such an
[14:34] <python_root> ActionParsnip lifesaver
[14:35] <dayo> getting a lot of this from #ubuntu, lately. what gives?? http://pastebin.com/m4b8f363e
[14:36] <silvia> Does anybody could give me a hand with GRUB2 to chasnge default line, Please?
[14:36] <sipior> dayo: miscreants, i'm afraid.
[14:36] <dayo> sipior: :-(
[14:36] <Synt-> anyone know any pure-ftpd channel on any network?
[14:36] <Jan1> hi, does anybody know to do a usb keyboard work on wine ?
[14:37] <dayo> silvia: what are u trying to do?
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> Jan1: if it works in ubuntu it'llwork in wine
[14:38] <Jan1> ok. thx Action,
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> Synt-: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureFTP
[14:39] <vici0us> people are spamming again :( http://pastebin.com/m65dba266
[14:40] <naples_guy> !tar
[14:40] <lcb> dayo, pastbin... go there and check :) you can copy lines of code in there, then give the generated url from it to your helper here. that will avoid messing the channel, flooding the irc server and helps helping
[14:40] <silvia> dayo, i would like windows to boot automaticaly and ubuntu 9.10 as an option
[14:40] <Synt-> ActionParsnip, thanks but it's already installed and running, just need info on how to lock users to their default folder with mysql authentication
[14:41] <SpaceGhostC2C> silvia: you have to edit your grub.conf file.
[14:41] <lcb> dayo, copy.. i mean past
[14:41] <silvia> i have readed many on the web but could not make it to work :(
[14:41] <kranaks> всем привет. мб кто сможет помочь. системой - убунта 9.10, видяха Radeon 9600. проприетарные дрова каталиста 9.3 ставится не хотят (версия ксорга не поддерживает), последние 9.11 ставятся успешно, при этом при загрузке системы монитор просто гаснет.. кто нить вкус
[14:41] <kranaks> ре какую версию дровов поставить можно ?
[14:42] <CShadowRun> !ru | kranaks
[14:42] <naples_guy> i need help installing firefox 3.6b3
[14:42] <kranaks> sor :D
[14:42] <naples_guy> i have the tar.bz2 file.  i understand that i need to extract the archive and install the software, and would like to do this from the command line
[14:42] <kranaks> need help with ati drivers
[14:43] <kranaks> vido - ati radeon 9600
[14:43] <naples_guy> i have looked over the tar man page
[14:43] <ronny> hi
[14:43]  * naples_guy ponders the word contegate
[14:43] <egonw> moin, I just upgraded a system to #kubuntu karmic... and now the keyboard fails... caps lock led doesn't even light... kernel oops? how can I debug? none of the 2.6.31 kernels boot (not with grub2, not with grub) and 2.6.28 cannot find disks (changed UUIDs?)
[14:43] <ronny> anyone aware of a package that adds exfat support to ubunu?
[14:43] <naples_guy> tar xvvf? xvjf?
[14:43] <ronny> exfat = the 64 bit successor of fat32
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: tar jxvf file.tar.bz2
[14:44] <Graviton> naples_guy: tar xfj (add a v, if you like)
[14:44] <LjL> ronny: uh, they aren't using NTFS for everything now?
[14:44] <yesudeep`> NTFS for?
[14:45] <ActionParsnip> ronny: apparently its in the newest kernel (someone said earlier)
[14:45] <hax0r4_> I have a problem with my Ubuntu 9.10 Boot  Screen It always downgrades the resolution to 1024x  and says that 1158x failed .... My native resolutoin is 1600x900      What do i do
[14:45] <Church> ronny: vfat32 is used to simplify compatibility/data interchange with windows and eg. embedded devices that use it. why use some fat alike fs which aren't supported by those OSes/devices if there are better alternatives available, if you don't care about compatibility?
[14:46] <naples_guy> ActionParsnip, thanks.  i now have a firefox folder on my desktop with a lock icon at the bottom of the folder
[14:46] <naples_guy> ActionParsnip, what is the lock?
[14:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> No. I tried to run your script.
[14:48] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: you'll probably find its owned by root
[14:48] <DasEi> egonw: you just get into busybox ?
[14:48] <BluesKaj> silvia, read this , it might work http://www.pastebin.ca/1686858
[14:48] <egonw> DasEi: yes, in rescue mode... but no disks mounted then, it sems
[14:48] <silvia> SpaceGhostC2C, i have already changed the /etd/default/grub file have ron the update-grub but does not worked :(
[14:49] <naples_guy> ActionParsnip, that won't matter right?  because i can gain root access
[14:49] <naples_guy> via sudo
[14:49] <BluesKaj> silvia, I got it from here http://www.linux.com/community/blogs/changing-the-default-boot-with-ubuntu-910-grub-2.html
[14:49] <DasEi> egonw: so you can boot in safemode and can type in trml there ?
[14:49] <silvia> okay, thaks blueskaj lets read
[14:49] <davide_> hi all
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: if you dont want the folder, sure. I'd check see what it is first
[14:49] <egonw> DasEi: ack, hang on
[14:50] <egonw> (or not... meaning, let me reboot, and I'll let you know what happens then :)
[14:50] <naples_guy> ActionParsnip, i meant the fact that it is owned by root will not matter for me
[14:50] <jiohdi> my daughter has a dell inspirion laptop, I installed ubuntu KK on it but the wireless don't work, help
[14:50] <bradpitt> hi, does anybody here can recommend me software to recover accidentally erased data? thank you.
[14:50] <erUSUL> !undelete | bradpitt
[14:51] <gidna> Hi
[14:51] <Church> nothing beats having backups though
[14:51] <silvia> does anybody would like me to make a paste with grub files it is not working
[14:51] <dhalsimm> hi, I installed superswitcher application. And removed it. But now if I send a window to a workspace through its window menu, then it is not visible in the original workspace, only visible in superswitchers workspace. how can I turn that back?
[14:51] <silvia> BluesKaj, i have done that :(
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: well no, but check the folders ownership and the data in it
[14:52] <BluesKaj> silvia, ok ..bummer
[14:52] <naples_guy> how can i check to see if i have the proper libraries installed?  GTK+, Glib, Pango, x.org?
[14:52] <gidna> since I've installed ubuntu 9.10 I receive the error massage at the start up : the hard disk has many bad sectors and that is failing
[14:52] <erUSUL> jiohdi: maybe it uses broadcom b43xx chip. you have to « sudo aptitude install b43-fwcutter » while conected to internet thrugh the ethernet
[14:52] <silvia> GRUB_DEFAULT=6
[14:52] <mikebot> Is there a way to use Times New Roman in Open Office?
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: if you run: sudo apt-get -f install    and it outputs 0 packages installed, you have everything you need
[14:53] <erUSUL> !find msttcorefonts
[14:53] <erUSUL> mikebot: install ttf-mscorefonts-installer
[14:53] <zohar47> ciao a tutti
[14:53] <jiohdi> erUSUL: how do I find out if thats the right one?
[14:53] <mikebot> erUSUL: Thank you
[14:53] <erUSUL> mikebot: libertine fonts are supposed to be clones of MS fonts
[14:53] <erUSUL> jiohdi: lspci | grep -i net
[14:54] <ker0s_> hello all
[14:54] <naples_guy> ActionParsnip, i got zero.  i have used apt-get many times.  what is the -f switch
[14:54] <mikebot> erUSUL: I just want to write in TImes because I have to print all my files from a Windows machine, and right now I currently have to change the font on eveyr file.
[14:54] <erUSUL> mikebot: fair enough
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: fix
[14:55] <tolonuga> hi. is there any guide for fixing packages depending on hal towards depend on whatever the new kid in town is?
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: installs any packages which are missing to make everything solid
[14:55] <jiohdi> erUSUL: if dell is using another wifi, will this still work?
[14:55] <tolonuga> or any contact person who knows hal in depth and the migration to whatever?
[14:55] <erUSUL> mikebot: in that cases is better to use pdf becouse even beteewn MS office versions a doc file can change when opened
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> naples_guy: like if you install opera via deb, it has a deb which isnt satisfied, -f install installs the dep, then opera
[14:55] <egonw> DasEi: ok, I did have a busybox ealier... but I now get a menu, with (amongst others) root and netroot, both asking for a root password... (which my ubuntu systems does not have??) ... but not sure anymore how I got into a busybox mode earlier... :(
[14:56] <gidna> can you help me?
[14:56] <mercutio22> Hi... both my computers seem to hang for a while after login and nautilus takes a long time to draw the background I am suspecting compiz is the culprit because I shared compiz settings between the machines. How would I go about veryfing whats thwarting the login?
[14:56] <mikebot> erUSUL: Can I save in pdf from OpenOffice?
[14:56] <erUSUL> jiohdi: no; if it uses other chip tere are other procedures.
[14:56] <erUSUL> mikebot: yes; it has a button in the toolbar for it
[14:56] <jiohdi> erUSUL: thanks, I will try it when I see her later
[14:56] <DasEi> egonw: alright, but you will need your password for any fixings
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> mercutio22: turn desktop effects off and reboot
[14:57] <mikebot> erUSUL: Ah, thanks. I will try that.
[14:57] <trism> silvia: at the very bottom of the page BluesKaj linked to, there is what seems to be a better solution of referring to the name of the windows entry instead of the number
[14:57] <egonw> DasEi: I know the pwd of my non-root account... but it does not accept that as root pwd at that time...
[14:57] <erUSUL> mikebot: no problem
[14:58] <ker0s_> hello, i have a ralink chipset..its interface name suddenly change from 1 to 2 n to 3..how can i get rid of the  "3 " in wlan3 n get back to default..
[14:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> silvia: use pastebin for your grub
[14:58] <silvia> trism, okay
[14:58] <DasEi> egonw: containing possibly changing letters ? caps ? (f.e.  z<>y)
[14:59] <npat> Hello! I want to buy a netbook. It must have a 1024x768 screen. It must be FULLY supported by a stable ubuntu release out of the box (everything: Wired, wireless, camera, audio, etc). Are there any options, or am I looking in vain?)
[14:59] <bradpitt> erUSUL : ok the link is quite confusing. i'm using ext4 here and i'm looking for software similar to ' recuva ' that can give me gui and list of data that has been erased.
[14:59] <BluesKaj> trism, RUB_DEFAULT="Windows 7 (loader) on /dev/sda1"  ?
[14:59] <Snausages> npat: what you are describing is not a netbook
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> ker0s_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1007285
[14:59] <egonw> DasEi: possibly...  mmm...
[14:59] <npat> Snausages, why not?
[15:00] <Snausages> npat: all netbooks have smaller screens than you describe
[15:00] <erUSUL> bradpitt: probably nothing that easy exist in linux.. the closest i can think is "photorec" in testdisk package
[15:00] <erUSUL> bradpitt: there is a step by step how to in its homepage.
[15:00] <Annonymorse> if u blood throw it up
[15:00] <Snausages> npat: that might be nitpicking though...  as far as the rest of your requirements go, it's still a bit tricky
[15:01] <erUSUL> npat: by a dell with ubuntu preinstalled ?
[15:01] <gidna> I've removed for error the bottom bar of the desktop How can I restore it?
[15:01] <trism> BluesKaj: yeah, I haven't tried it yet though, seems like a great solution if it works though
[15:01] <erUSUL> buy*
[15:01] <DasEi> egonw: can you boot a live cd on that system ?
[15:01] <Snausages> npat: as far as "out of the box" support goes you are kind of hosed, as almost all new wireless chipsets require the restricted drivers which are supplied seperately from the main distribution.
[15:02] <npat> does del make something like ASUS EEE PC 1101HA (similar in dimensions, batery life, etc)?
[15:02] <Snausages> npat: so it'll be quite difficult to find a netbook whose wifi works without you having to make an extra download
[15:02] <BluesKaj> trism, I might try that on our laptop. Wife prefers to boot into windows ,..unfortumately she's not a linux fan
[15:02] <Snausages> npat: yeah, have a look at the dell adamo.  They're very pricey but they're compact & useful
[15:03] <mikebot> erUSUL: Thanks again; I'm off. Take case.
[15:03] <mikebot> care
[15:05] <egonw> DasEi: I guess so... until this morning it was a working jaunty system :) ... ok, thanx for now... I'll try the live CD, and see what that gives me... the new karmic keeps track of kernel oopses, not? do you know where it stores dumps?
[15:05] <hax0r4> Anyone here can help me pretty please. My flash player keeps crashing and stopping for half a second
[15:06] <hax0r4> It just crashed again to a whtie screen
[15:06] <Snausages> hax0r4: does it do the same thing with all sites?
[15:06] <hax0r4> yea...
[15:06] <thantzin> can any1 help me about grub boot loader?
[15:06] <hax0r4> how do i install a stable version
[15:06] <thantzin> i was using fedora 12 and windows 7
[15:07] <Mike_lifeguard> I'm trying to reply to a pgp encrypted email (also using encryption). But I'm told the recipient isn't trusted. How can I set OpenPGP/Thunderbird to trust this recipient's key?
[15:07] <hax0r4> i have 64bit ubuntu karmic
[15:07] <xim_> if i make an application, how can I get it into the ubuntu repo?
[15:07] <thantzin> and now i just installed ubuntu 9.10 and i cannot find my fedora anymore
[15:07] <Snausages> hax0r4: oh, I've heard there are problems with 64bit but I dunno how to clean 'em up...
[15:07] <erUSUL> xim_: ask in #ubuntu-motu
[15:07] <pol-ar> what is the file dma.h used for?
[15:07] <Dr_Willis> hax0r4:  how did you install flash in the first place?
[15:07] <erUSUL> !packaging | xim_
[15:07] <npat> Snausages, dell adamo: beutifull but TOO large. I'd like something ultra portable (that's why I said netbook---maybe confusing the terminology a bit)
[15:07] <xim_> erUSUL, kthx
[15:07] <kian> where is compiz setup in ubuntu 9.10
[15:07] <hax0r4> dr_willis i duno if uninstalled and reinstalled many times
[15:07] <Dr_Willis> !ccsm | kian
[15:08] <Snausages> npat: well you also mentioned a larger screen size than any netbook has, so I figured you were ok with something on the big side
[15:08] <ikt>  why is csm not an option in the appearence interfac
[15:08] <Dr_Willis> hax0r4:  on a clean install here. I normally just install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' and let it install flash. that instsalls flash and  some other extra things Inormally need for normal web ussage.
[15:08] <Travis-42> are there any wireless usb/pcmcia/minipci adapters that work really easily in ubuntu? I'm having a lot of trouble with this
[15:08] <CShadowRun> Travis-42: i've never found one that doesn't work
[15:08] <npat> 1101HA has 1366x768
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> Travis-42:  it all depends on the chipset the adaptor is using
[15:09] <hax0r4> oh.. do u have 32bit or 64bit
[15:09] <npat> which is fine
[15:09] <Snausages> Travis-42: I swapped the minipci wifi card out of my acer and the replacement works beautifully
[15:09] <Travis-42> CShadowRun, The one I have is the Intel 4965agn and it does not work easily
[15:09] <CShadowRun> even my chinese generic brand #512532 USB wifi adapter works
[15:09] <CShadowRun> unlucky i guess
[15:09] <bradpitt> photorec can only recover image file but not .odt file, any hints?
[15:09] <Travis-42> and there are lots of people saying it doesnt work in the forums... is there a brand that is more likely to work with linux?
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> hax0r4:  64bit -  flash is 32bit - because that package also installs the 32bit compatibilty libraries and stuff. Ive never needed touse  the 64bit flash packages.
[15:09] <Snausages> Travis-42: I later learned that I probably could have made the stock card work with a restricted driver, but I don't care....  quite happy with the one I traded for
[15:09] <CShadowRun> Travis-42: anything atheros is supposed to work well
[15:10] <Snausages> yeah, the older atheros are great, very well supported
[15:10] <silvia> thanks guys, lets reboot be back soon
[15:10] <Travis-42> ok thanks CShadowRun SnakDoc
[15:10] <PPTP-Koi> I have got trouble with pptp connection
[15:10] <PPTP-Koi> can any one please help me
[15:11] <epcom> vbfcg
[15:12] <PPTP-Koi> any one had trouble with pptp vpn setting in karmic kolala?
[15:12] <Snausages> PPTP-Koi: never tried, sorry
[15:12] <PPTP-Koi> its ok. I think I have to wait
[15:13] <PPTP-Koi> if some one have any Idea then please let me know
[15:13] <PPTP-Koi> I am gonna get killed
[15:13] <PPTP-Koi> :(
[15:13] <thantzin> pls any has any idea about my how to solve my grub boot loader?
[15:13] <thantzin> i cannot find my fedora after i installed ubuntu
[15:13] <Annonymorse> 5024379466 <- my google voice number
[15:14] <Annonymorse> give me a ringading if you want
[15:14] <sipior> PPTP-Koi: you might have better luck if you describe the precise problem that you're seeing.
[15:14] <suigeneris> !grub | thantzin
[15:15] <npat> Snausages, also: downloading a couple of extra packages is not an issue---but hunting down backported drivers, trying to figure out how to make the function keys, the camera, or the microphone work, is. Maybe I was too absolute in my statement. Let me rephrase it like this: I want a well-supported small notebook, with an 11'' (aprox) screen, that can do 1024x768 or better.
[15:15] <Church> !grub2
[15:15] <suigeneris> thantzin, is your ubuntu 9.10 or previous?
[15:15] <silvia> i tryed to use startupmanager but also not work :(
[15:15] <PPTP-Koi> I am trying to connect to  a pptp  vpn server . but the I cant get connected
[15:15] <PPTP-Koi> the conenction gets timed out
[15:15] <thantzin> mine is 9.10
[15:15] <PPTP-Koi> my setting were fine with 9.04
[15:15] <thantzin> and my 2 other os are
[15:15] <thantzin> fedora 12 and windows 7
[15:15] <PPTP-Koi> this all happened with the upgraded
[15:15] <unsec> hi, is there any way to encrypt my entire drive after installation and without reformatting and losing all my data?
[15:15] <SnappLabs_> AAACK.... I've used sudo 1000 times and now I can't login... can anyone help me?
[15:15] <DasEi> unsec:no
[15:15] <unsec> :(
[15:16] <Snausages> npat: you'll likely find what I found...  11" machines come with 1.2ghz processors, 10.6" and under show up with 1.6ghz processors.  Weird trick all the manufacturers are doing.
[15:16] <kekale> unsec, what luck that USB drives are cheap eh? ;)
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> kekale:  yes they are. :) i ran out of USB ports.
[15:17] <unsec> kekale: its more an issue of configuration and time spent resetting everything up
[15:17] <kekale> of course, it takes time
[15:17] <thantzin> suigeneris: before i installed ubuntu grub is ok with fedora and windows 7
[15:17] <suigeneris> !grub2 | thantzin
[15:17] <thantzin> suigeneris:  after i installed ubuntu then i cannot find fedora in the list
[15:17] <Snausages> npat: that said, I'm very satisfied with an acer D150, 10.6" 1024x600.  I traded out the wifi card at the store where I bought it for one directly supported by ubuntu.  The sound, camera & everything else already worked perfectly.
[15:18] <PPTP-Koi> sipior: I am trying to connect to a pptp vpn server. the settings were fine with my jaunty, now In karmic its not woorking at all. its just gives me time out erro
[15:18] <thantzin> !grub2
[15:18] <suigeneris> the same thing applies to fedora too
[15:18] <npat> Snausages, yes I noticed that. Is it really that bad? Aren't the 1.2ghz processors consuming less (resulting in a better battery life)?
[15:19] <mikejet> what is the pdf viewer called?
[15:19] <npat> Snausages, after all I won't be doing number crunching on it. Just email, internet browsing, skype, music, and trivial stuff like that.
[15:19] <PPTP-Koi> I am trying to connect to a pptp vpn server. the settings were fine with my jaunty, now In karmic its not woorking at all. its just gives me time out erro
[15:20] <unsec> npat: those actions require number crunching, skype needs to compress its stream and music needs to decompress its stream
[15:20] <Snausages> npat: I feel that the 1.6ghz machines are alreay borderline for video playback (meaning flash video stutters too much, but avis are fine) I'd be worried that the 1.2 just wouldn't be good enough.
[15:20] <unsec> without number crunching your computer is a lump of dead silicon
[15:20] <SnappLabs_> Sudo 1000 times really screws things up! any ideaS?
[15:21] <unsec> if i split my harddrive in half, setup encrypted boot, can i just dd the original data back into the encrypted part later and expect stuff to work?
[15:21] <Snausages> npat: I bought mine for email/web/video playback on the road when my macbook died.  It's been extremely useful, but I'm glad I went for the 1.6ghz and 2gb of RAM.
[15:21] <Dr_Willis> unsec:  i dont think that will work via dd
[15:22] <naples_guy> I just visited a website that said my ubuntu system has infections at C:/WINDOWS/System32/drivers and the registry is infected.  What should I do?  The only way to fix it is buy their anti-virus program.  YIKES!  =)
[15:22] <npat> Snausages, what about the asus 1000ha? Heard it is fully supported by ubuntu
[15:22] <Snausages> npat: wish it had something faster than 100baseT for networking, but again that's something hard to come by in a netbook
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> naples_guy:  go buy it! :)
[15:22] <unsec> ok, but some similar method, i cannot go through the installation and reconfiguring again
[15:22] <kekale> naples_guy, which is a .exe file :)
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> naples_guy:  and proberly contains the actual virus
[15:22] <Snausages> npat: I don't know anything about it.  all the local dealers talk trash about asus, and I really wanted to buy through a local dealer.
[15:22] <naples_guy> Dr_Willis, can i use your credit card?
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> naples_guy:  im bill gates.. I pay cash.
[15:24] <pol-ar> 'you' pay?
[15:24] <naples_guy> bill gates = my personal hero
[15:24] <dojo> does anyone know of a good vnc client that's in the repository that supports changing the bit rate you connect with
[15:24] <Dr_Willis> naples_guy:  I had to teach teh wife and others to use the 'close X at the top right' instead of the ok/cancle/whatever' butons for such popups
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[15:24] <Dr_Willis> dojo:  i think most of them can do that via command line arguments.
[15:25] <dojo> hm
[15:25] <delly> !ubuntu-restore
[15:25] <dojo> right now i'm using vnc viewer, i'll have to look into that
[15:25] <Godfather_> hi
[15:25] <delly> What is the easiest way of restoring a system to a working standard without reinstalling?
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> dojo:  theres several varaits that use the name 'vncviewer' for their binary :) let me check xtightvncviewer
[15:26] <Dr_Willis> dojo:  -depth <DEPTH>
[15:26] <davidboy> How do I change my launchpad username in bazzar?
[15:26] <Snausages> yeah, I'd love to know a good method for backing up & restoring ubuntu
[15:26] <Dr_Willis> bbl
[15:26] <Dr_Willis> Snausages:  i was looking at 'fsarchiver' yeserday - it has some neat features
[15:27] <IdleOne> davidboy: #launchpad should be able to help
[15:27] <davidboy> IdleOne: Thanks
[15:27] <Godfather_> how i can recover a file that i've just removed with "rm file" ?
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[15:27] <eniacpx_> Where would one find help on iptables? I have tried in here with no luck.
[15:27] <iceroot> Godfather_: if it was the last file (hard link) there is no way
[15:28] <eniacpx_> Godfather_: You can't
[15:28] <iceroot> eniacpx_: man iptables
[15:28] <Asad> My firefox 3.5 is terribly slow on ubuntu. Can I speed it up by converting to ext4? I have around 900 bookmarks though ..
[15:29] <eniacpx_> iceroot: Thanks for the insight iceroot. Though there isn't a section on matching outgoing passive ftp traffic in the manpage for iptables.
[15:29] <gdiz> so I have a question for you all.  I am setting up a media server on my ubuntu machine.  I would like to access this machine via ssh to start up things like firefox (or some equivelent browser) to go to a new show on hulu or have rhythmbox play a certain song.  Do any of you know how I could do that via a shell session
[15:29] <gribouille> can someone help me set up networking ?
[15:30] <delly> gribouille: You setting up a server?
[15:30] <dojo> gdiz, are you looking for the firefox session to start remotely?
[15:30] <dojo> or you want to see the firefox session on your screen
[15:30] <gribouille> delly, no, client
[15:31] <dojo> gdiz, it sounds like you want to look into the -X option in ssh
[15:31] <dojo> (x forwarding)
[15:31] <gdiz> dojo, that's the plan.  I have the ubuntu computer hooked up to my TV so if it is possible I'd like the ssh part to be able to start up the gui interface on the TV
[15:31] <gdiz> dojo, what does the -X option do?
[15:31] <delly> gribouille: What is it you actually need help with? "Setting up network" is quite unspesific.
[15:32] <Dravekx> how do I enable cookies on ubuntu server?
[15:32] <brodeurpc> how do i get the unsupported Compiz plugins for Ubuntu 9.10?
[15:32] <gribouille> delly, I can't get karmic to configure my Broadcom catds
[15:32] <dojo> gdiz, x forwarding
[15:32] <dojo> man ssh
[15:33] <gribouille> does karmic have problems with Broadcom network cards ?
[15:34] <delly> gribouille: Broadcom sucks at making drivers
[15:34] <bbq^> !network
[15:34] <Cyber_Akuma> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8382441 <------ Does anybody also have any comments to make about this issue before I go ahead with it?
[15:34] <gribouille> delly, that doesn't help me
[15:34] <bbq^> !compatibility
[15:34] <bbq^> !network cards
[15:34] <delly> !broadcom
[15:34] <fbianconi> Godfather_: I would try testdisk, it depends on what filesystem the file where in, and what kind of file it was
[15:34] <fbianconi> *was
[15:34] <Dravekx> how do I enable cookies on ubuntu server?
[15:34] <delly> !broadcom | gribouille
[15:34] <gribouille> I have a BCM5755
[15:35] <Dravekx> or how do I check the settings via ssh?
[15:35] <gribouille> it is an ethernet card
[15:35] <Godfather_> fbianconi, did you hear something with "lsof" ?
[15:35] <bbq^> i accidently deleted one of my gnome panels, i have a new one however when i minimise an application it just dissapears, how can i set it to minimise to a new panel ?
[15:35] <delly> gribouille: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=738036 this was the only thing i got up on web search that seemed relevant
[15:36] <khensthoth> bbq^: Right clik on your panel, click Add to Panel, and add the Windows List to it.
[15:36] <bbq^> ahh khensthoth you legend
[15:36] <bbq^> i was actually systematically going through them just as you typed :)
[15:36] <Dravekx> anyone know?
[15:36] <bbq^> thanks
[15:36] <llutz> Dravekx: http://httpd.apache.org/apreq/docs/libapreq2/group__apreq__xs__cookie.html
[15:36] <brodeurpc> how do i get compiz-fusion plugins-unsupported on ubnuntu 9.10
[15:36] <fbianconi> Godfather_: is the file being used by some other process?
[15:37] <Dravekx> cookie access? ubuntu server? how to enable/disable/check???
[15:37] <dhalsimm> I have 3*4 workspaces while using compiz... 3 from metacity, and 4 workspaces each from compiz. so if I send a window to a workspace by window menu, I can't see it with compiz. And if I use workspace-switcher applet, then I can't see others. How can I fix this issue??
[15:37] <iceroot> brodeurpc: are they in the repo? apt-cache search
[15:37] <Dravekx> cool. thanks llutz!
[15:37] <iceroot> dhalsimm: maybe #compiz is a better place
[15:37] <Godfather_> fbianconi, aps no :(
[15:37] <Gunnar> How do i find out what kernel i am running ?
[15:37] <llutz> Gunnar: uname -r
[15:37] <brodeurpc> iceroot: no the only ones i see are the main and extra
[15:37] <NiSo> Gunnar, uname -a
[15:38] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i'm installing testdisk now, the file was in ext3
[15:38] <iceroot> Gunnar: uname -r
[15:38] <dhalsimm> iceroot: I'm there but they didn't know
[15:38] <delly> !fix
[15:38] <Gunnar> thanks
[15:38] <bbq^> also khensthoth one other thing, the reason it buggered up was because i am coding an applet at the moment and ran into some trouble with it not showing ~ is there a manual way of removing an applet from the panel ~ perhaps some configuration file ?
[15:38] <ritesh> hey guys what options do i have for anonymous proxy surfing..
[15:38] <ritesh> i need to change ip address , every few minutes..
[15:38] <bbq^> ritesh, check out Tor
[15:38] <NiSo> nte, Tor
[15:39] <NiSo> ntesh*+
[15:39] <fbianconi> Godfather_: are you using the system? you must minimize that disk writing, use a livecd
[15:39] <Godfather_> fbianconi, im on the utility, it seems this is for search for "lost partitions"
[15:39] <bbq^> www.torproject.org
[15:39] <llutz> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TOR
[15:39] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i just removed a simply .wav file
[15:39] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i dont want to write my disk
[15:40] <khensthoth> bbq^: Well, not really sure about that. However I do know you can edit the configurations for the panel using gconf-editor, under apps > panel
[15:40] <Godfather_> fbianconi,are you sure i can search a removed file with testdisk?
[15:40] <chegga> hi tehre
[15:40] <bbq^> ok cheers khensthoth will have a look around :)
[15:41] <gribouille> did ethernet cards configuration change between hardy and karmic ?
[15:41] <gdiz> dojo, I am very new to linux, tell me if I am understanding this right, but the x option provides gui interface on the client computer, is that correct?
[15:41] <Guest44204> xupm
[15:41] <vudinhlong> a
[15:41] <Cyber_Akuma> Can anybody give me some advice om some problems im having with grub2?
[15:41] <antidoto> is there any way adding facebook in myzone section of Ubuntu Moblin Remix ?
[15:42] <rafiq> awn task bar is invisible...can anybody help me?
[15:43] <rafiq>  AWN taskbar is invisible...can anybody help me?
[15:43] <fbianconi> Godfather_: the program name is photorec it comes with testdisk
[15:43] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i found it
[15:44] <Godfather_> fbianconi, "photorec /d /directory"
[15:44] <Godfather_> ?
[15:44] <rafiq> AWN taskbar is invisible...can anybody help me?
[15:44] <Subby83> Hi, how do I search and display with sed? I only get google hits to search&replace.
[15:45] <max> hi
[15:45] <Godfather_> fbianconi, how can i specify a file?
[15:45] <strywgr> can anyone tell me a IM client.. through which i can VOice chat on YAhoo?
[15:45] <trism> Subby83: if you just want to print out the matches, you might want to use grep instead
[15:45] <strywgr> can anyone tell me a IM client.. through which i can VOice chat on YAhoo?
[15:46] <rafiq> anyone know how to run compiz(-fusion)?
[15:46] <Subby83> trism: yes, i tried: grep -o -E "pattern", but it does not stop matching the line after first hit
[15:47] <istvan> hey, i just ghosted a windows system onto my ubuntu drive in a new partititon, (fresh install of 9.10 for the ubuntu) but now I want to install grub so that I can dual boot between them. however fromt he 9.10 live cd all tutorials seem to be failing for me. ideas?
[15:47] <trism> Subby83: what are you trying to do?
[15:47] <Subby83> trism: i want to get the pid, so first i grep the right lines and then i want to extract the pids with something like [0-9]*
[15:47] <fbianconi> Godfather_: with photorec go to the partition the file was in, then to the directory, and then press 'y'
[15:47] <brodeurpc> iceroot: what repo server would have the unsupported compiz plugins?
[15:47] <rafiq> AWN taskbar is invisible...can anybody help me?
[15:47] <brodeurpc> what repo server would have the unsupported compiz plugins?
[15:48] <anarki512> hi all :)
[15:48] <fbianconi> Godfather_: it might take a while, and will recovery anything it can
[15:48] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i can go to a specify directory, testdisc scan my whole partition
[15:49] <istvan> hey, i just ghosted a windows system onto my ubuntu drive in a new partititon, (fresh install of 9.10 for the ubuntu) but now I want to install grub so that I can dual boot between them. however fromt he 9.10 live cd all tutorials seem to be failing for me. ideas?
[15:49] <soreau> brodeurpc: -unsupported is no longer part of ubuntu repos. However, I have written a script to install about 20 additional experimental plugins including the ones that are in -unsupported
[15:49] <fbianconi> Godfather_: use photorec
[15:49] <trism> Subby83: the pid from something like ps? might be easier to use cut instead, if the pid is in a standard position
[15:49] <soreau> brodeurpc: http://forum.compiz.org/showthread.php?s=1b7cda8f56eb32a6fd5e805701e558e0&t=12012
[15:49] <Godfather_> fbianconi, im using it
[15:49] <brodeurpc> soreau: thank you so much
[15:49] <grawity> Subby83: Quick question - have you tried 'pidof' and 'pgrep'?
[15:49] <Subby83> trism: it isnt, it seems sometimes there is a space in front, and wen the pids get higher there isnt... dont really know
[15:50] <soreau> brodeurpc: no problem. If you have any trouble, ask in #compiz
[15:50] <richiguada> what is the channel of spain?
[15:50] <yoshx> hello
[15:50] <strywgr> can anyone tell me a IM client.. through which i can VOice chat on YAhoo?
[15:50] <llutz> Subby83: use awk, not grep/sed needed
[15:50] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i select the partition, the type of the parition and he dont let me go to a specify directory, photorec scan the whole partition
[15:50] <gdiz> I am setting up a media server on my ubuntu machine.  I would like to access this machine via ssh to start up things like firefox (or some equivelent browser) to go to a new show on hulu or have rhythmbox play a certain song.  Do any of you know how I could do that via a shell session
[15:50] <richiguada> what is the channel of spain?
[15:51] <Subby83> grawity: i tried pidof, but it didn't give the right pids back, I want to specify it more precisely so I use ps | grep
[15:51] <keppi> !sp |
[15:51] <rafiq> AWN taskbar is invisible...can anybody help me?
[15:51] <Subby83> llutz: i dont know awk, and i think i takes hours to get fammiliar with :(
[15:51] <tamale> Can someone help me move menu items around with the new grub 2.0? I want the first option to be my latest linux kernel, the second to be my windows install, the third to be the recovery mode for linux and the fourth to be the memtest. I can't figure out how to do this with the included documentation.. I just wish I could use menu.lst again!!
[15:51] <fbianconi> Godfather_: well it makes sense since the file is not in a directory anymore
[15:52] <rafiq> AWN taskbar is invisible...can anybody help me?
[15:52] <iceroot> !repeat | rafiq
[15:52] <Godfather_> fbianconi, well, i'm doing it with the whole partition, its takes about 10min (i have a remaining time), and found a bunch of files
[15:52] <Godfather_> since now
[15:52] <istvan> what is wrong here: # mount /dev/sda2 /media/root - mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[15:53] <Guest96753> hey mädels wie alt seit ihr
[15:53] <grawity> Subby83: And pgrep? It returns pids.
[15:53] <Subby83> grawity: ill try ... :)
[15:53] <llutz> Subby83: as grawity mentioned, use pgrep  then
[15:53] <iceroot> istvan: man mount  (look at -t)
[15:53] <iceroot> Guest96753: falscher chat
[15:53] <trism> tamale: that isn't exactly going to work because of the way grub 2 works now, all the linux kernels are going to be together...if you need to set the position because you want to set the default to something other than ubuntu, you can specify the menuentry name in /etc/default/grub as GRUB_DEFAULT="menuentry name you find in /boot/grub/grub.cf here"
[15:53] <drellok> gdiz, try ssh -X if you are looking for X11 forwarding
[15:53] <erUSUL> istvan: add -t auto
[15:53] <Karuna> istvan: mount -t vfat /dev/sda2
[15:53] <Godfather_> fbianconi, http://pastebin.com/m6df77e9e
[15:54] <Subby83> grawity: thath seems to work nice :)  tank you
[15:54] <trism> tamale: so if you want to switch back to ubuntu as the default, you can just set it back to 0
[15:54] <tamale> trism: Yes, I saw that.. but I REALLY don't want the recovery mode to be above the windows entry.. that's completely useless to me
[15:54] <tamale> trism: I want ubuntu to be the default, but I want the item immediately under that to be the windows install
[15:54] <flavien_> slt
[15:55] <trism> tamale: although you could always chmod -x to all the entries other than custom and specify them all manually, but you'll need to add the new kernel everytime there is an update
[15:55] <tamale> trism: What I find odd is that no one else wants this layout..
[15:55] <fnu[Empezar]> I just installed pidentd with aptitude install pidentd - is there anything else I need to do to get identd working? My dircproxy doesn't use my username even after restarting it :S
[15:55] <trism> tamale: no, I understand why you would want that, but the new grub doesn't make this straightforward
[15:55] <tamale> trism: That's what I'm finding too.. I was hoping to find someone who had customized their menu a similar way
[15:56] <silvia> one more and last question, every time a start ubuntu it asks for a padlock password, how is possible to disable this password, i would like to get network access automaticaly?
[15:56] <grawity> silvia: Do you have auto-login enabled?
[15:56] <istvan> -t auto returns the same error, and # mount /dev/sda2 /media/root -t ext4 - mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda2,       missing codepage or helper program, or other error       In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try       dmesg | tail  or so
[15:57] <tamale> How can I make firefox ignore my gtk theme?
[15:57] <erUSUL> istvan: are you sure is a ext4 fs? tried the suggested "dmesg | tail" ??
[15:57] <tamale> How can I make firefox ignore my gtk theme?  I have "allow pages to choose" checked and "use system colors" unchecked, yet input boxes have the same black background as my gtk them, making them unreadable.
[15:58] <Parsi> how to restart machine via shell?
[15:58] <istvan> http://www.pasteall.org/9420 erUSUL
[15:58] <MblKiTA> Parsi: reboot
[15:58] <keppi> Parsi:  sudo reboot
[15:59] <Parsi> keppi: MblKiTA, thanks
[15:59] <erUSUL> istvan: o.0! "sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda" ?
[15:59] <istvan> should I be using grub 2 instead of grub? how do I do that? i'm trying to re-setup grub on my hd
[15:59] <Ridikuel> Hello, how can I request ussd via an umts stick (Huawei K3520)?
[15:59] <ergenekon> s.a
[16:00] <Parsi> how to run a command in startup?
[16:00] <istvan> erUSUL, http://www.pasteall.org/9421
[16:00] <ergenekon> selamun aleyküm
[16:00] <erUSUL> !boot | Parsi
[16:00] <silvia> grawity, yes
[16:00] <fbianconi> Godfather_: how big was that file?
[16:01] <silvia> i think i need to desable the padlock
[16:01] <Parsi> erUSUL: does it work on centOS?
[16:01] <grawity> silvia: Then the only way to get rid of that question, is to remove keyring's password completely (ie. set it to a blank one).
[16:01] <erUSUL> istvan: sda2 is a extended parition... is sda1 what you try to mount ?
[16:01] <grawity> silvia: It's "keyring", not "padlock", and disabling it will cause some things (such as network) to stop working.
[16:01] <erUSUL> Parsi: ask in #centos
[16:01] <istvan> erUSUL, not sure what you mean...
[16:01] <grawity> silvia: Open Apps --> Accessories --> Passwords and Encryption Keys.
[16:01] <silvia> okay, lets try that, thanks
[16:01] <Godfather_> fbianconi, actually i didnt remove just 1 file, i removed about 11 files, less than 300kb
[16:01] <grawity> silvia: Then, click on the "Passwords" tab.
[16:02] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i did a rm *
[16:02] <keppi> Parsi:  you want to run a reboot command on startup?
[16:02] <Godfather_> to empty the foldwer
[16:02] <Cyber_Akuma> Can somebody please help me get my system booting again? I installed ubuntu 9.10 and grub2 isn't working
[16:02] <Godfather_> fbianconi, 30secs remaining
[16:02] <erUSUL> istvan: a extended parition do not hold filesystems it holds logical prtitions. you can not mount them
[16:02] <silvia> grawity, done, i am there
[16:02] <grawity> silvia: Inside that tab, right-click on the "login" keyring and select "Change password".
[16:02] <grawity> silvia: Leave the "New password" box empty.
[16:02] <istvan> erUSUL, ok, so what do I mean to do?
[16:02] <Parsi> keppi: no, add this "vncconfig -nowin" to startup
[16:02] <keppi> Cyber_Akuma:  what happens when you boot
[16:02] <erUSUL> istvan: in sda you can mount sda1 (linux ext3 or 4) and sda3 (ntfs)
[16:02] <silvia> okay, 1 minute pls
[16:03] <fbianconi> Godfather_: the smaller the files the higher the chances for recovering them
[16:03] <keppi> Parsi:  make a script and put it in int.d?
[16:03] <istvan> erUSUL, ah, thanks!
[16:03] <Parsi> keppi: if int.d run at startup, yes
[16:03] <Godfather_> fbianconi, Wow, now on "pass 2" it tooks about 1h!
[16:04] <false> What the hell is with all the idiots in here lately? (DCC crap)
[16:04] <erUSUL> !exploit > false
[16:04] <jakemills> is there any reason why this wouldn't work:  mount -t ntfs-3g -o username=administrator,password=administrator //zyserver/work /mnt/zyserver
[16:04] <Godfather_> fbianconi, see this, http://pastebin.com/m58ca762c
[16:04] <istvan> i'm installing grub from the 9.10 live cd. will the install grub2 by default or will i have to upgrade it, or can I install grub2 from the get go?
[16:04] <silvia> grawity, thank you lets try if it work
[16:04] <erUSUL> jakemills: the filesystem type is wrong. if it is a windows share you use cifs or smbfs
[16:04] <Godfather_> fbianconi, now 20 min ? it goes very fast, this is not seconds lol
[16:05] <jakemills> so what is ntfs-3g for?
[16:05] <lfaraone> Hey, Xorg is using 100MB of memory. I started the process 3 hours ago. Is this not normal?
[16:05] <keppi> Parsi:  It shoudl
[16:05] <kim_> jakemills: for reading/writing to ntfs partitions
[16:05] <BluesKaj> jakemills, reading your windows partition file system
[16:05] <truk> na mal sehen, ? wer ist hier wirklich kompetent
[16:05] <BluesKaj> !de | truk
[16:05] <jakemills> ah ok *face palm* thanks :)
[16:05] <sledgeas> hello
[16:06] <fbianconi> Godfather_: you can stop it and resume latter if you feel like it; those number of files were recovered
[16:06] <Godfather_> fbianconi, im ready
[16:06] <sledgeas> how to determine from command line which version of fglrx is installed ?
[16:06] <false> erUSUL: It's not "affecting" me, I'm on irssi. Just wondering.
[16:06] <Godfather_> fbianconi, http://pastebin.com/m22869113
[16:06] <trism> false: thanksgiving this week, bored kids on school break
[16:06] <fbianconi> Godfather_: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/After_Using_PhotoRec
[16:07] <truk> he many thans for  message, bybybyby
[16:07] <Iuly> hi all! can I ask a thing about Ubuntu 9.04 here or is other channel?
[16:07] <erUSUL> false: well there you have your answer... script kiddies
[16:07] <craigbass1976> I've got ubuntu hardy at home, and a kodak camera of mine mounts up fine.  On my xubuntu Jaunty laptop though, there's no love.  I see in ps -ef that gphoto2 is trying to load up, but it's not installed.  Is that all I'm missing?
[16:07] <erUSUL> Iuly: is here
[16:07] <Iuly> ok...
[16:07] <BluesKaj> Iuly, ask away
[16:08] <false> trism, erUSUL: Makes sense.
[16:08] <Iuly> I have a wacom pen A6 graphic table , and I am trying to make it work in GIMP, but there is no way. Synaptic says I have installed  wacom tools but I don't know how to open the control pannel.
[16:08] <dtownhero> craigbass1976: you could install that app or install fspot
[16:08] <Iuly> can someone help me, please?
[16:08] <m3onh0x84_> bye bye everybody, /me tired of
[16:08] <fbianconi> Godfather_: you can exit the program now, it will ask you to continue where it left if you run it again
[16:09] <keppi> Iuly:  there's no entry in the system menu?
[16:09] <Iuly> yes, but it says : no graphic tablets detected
[16:09] <Iuly> and when I use lsusb wacom appears...
[16:09] <rafiq> anyone know how to run compiz(-fusion)?
[16:09] <Parsi> anyone used vnc viewr?
[16:10] <dtownhero> Parsi: yes
[16:10] <dtownhero> using it right now
[16:10] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i'm quite confused
[16:10] <Parsi> dtownhero: I cannot copy-paste text from windows to X:(
[16:10] <erUSUL> !effects | rafiq
[16:10] <Monocian> Anyone knows how can I contact with Magnesium?
[16:11] <Godfather_> fbianconi, where is the recovered directory?
[16:11] <dtownhero> Parsi: to the best of my knowledge you've never been able to copy and paste from remote desktop connections - whether it be VNC or RDP
[16:11] <Parsi> dtownhero: no, it's possible
[16:11] <AceKing> When I type apt-get update in terminal, I'm getting this: E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (13: Permission denied) Anyone know why this would happen?
[16:11] <grawity> dtownhero: Well, X11 and RDP do support clipboard forawrding.
[16:12] <gypsymauro> I need an html editor that allows me to do something like this https://addons.mozilla.org/it/firefox/addon/655, any hint?
[16:12] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i dont know those 2 parameters, src and dst, python recovery.py /home/me/recovered_files /home/me/sorted_files
[16:12] <trism> Parsi: if you use xvnc4viewer you can select accept clipboard from server/send clipboard to server, etc
[16:12] <Iuly> someone knows if wacom bamboo pen works on 9.10 , please ?
[16:12] <schannall> AceKing: type 'sudo apt-get update'
[16:12] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i want to search *.gsm for example
[16:12] <schannall> AceKing: as normal user you do not have enough permissionn
[16:12] <keppi> Iuly:  Sorry, I don't know
[16:13] <Parsi> trism: is it available for windows?
[16:13] <Iuly> ok, thanks keppi
[16:13] <dtownhero> luly: I tried last week to get it working but was not able to.
[16:13] <Godfather_> fbianconi, i closed photorec as you said, but i dont know if it generated a file or something
[16:13] <trism> Parsi: yes, it is realvnc, you can download it off their site
[16:13] <AceKing> schannall, thanks!
[16:13] <Iuly> omg...can that happen because is newer than bamboo one? someone told me bamboo one worked, dtownhero
[16:13] <schannall> AceKing: no problem!
[16:14] <dtownhero> I was using an averatech C3500 tablet
[16:14] <keppi> Iuly:  how do you like gimp?
[16:14] <dtownhero> I don't think it's a bamboo stick but wacom would not recognize it
[16:14] <rlzy1r1> splitv
[16:14] <Iuly> ahh, ok
[16:14] <Iuly> what do you mean, keppi?
[16:14] <Iuly> sorry
[16:15] <keppi> Iuly:  I tried it, but couldn't get the hang of it.
[16:15] <c3l> a device that is supposed to show up when I run # fdisk -l, does not show up. why?
[16:15] <Iuly> ahh GIMP for me awsome, I just need the damn wacom working :(
[16:15] <__Trullo> I have the nvidia drivers in upgrade again, kernel source and stuff, last time I upgraded it screwed up my system so I almost had to reinstall.. should I skip this upgrade for now?
[16:16] <UQs> could someone do me a favor and start xev, press and release the left Alt, and PM me the output, prefferably someone with a logitech keyboard?
[16:16] <keppi> Iuly:  I should probably try again with a tablet.
[16:16] <erUSUL> rafiq: read the docs ubottu showed you
[16:16] <khensthoth> luly: Have you seen https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1321238 ?
[16:16] <Parsi> trism: I didn't find anything for windows:(
[16:17] <kaushal> hi
[16:17] <kaushal> I use deb mirror to populate the local mirror. It keeps on aborting
[16:17] <kaushal> and then gets disconnected with the below error
[16:17] <kaushal> [  2%] Getting: pool/main/u/ubuntu-docs/ubuntu-docs_9.04.10_all.deb...
[16:17] <kaushal> Transfer truncated: only 2245237 out of 3974416 bytes received
[16:17] <kaushal> WARNING: releasing 1 pending lock...
[16:17] <FloodBot4> kaushal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:17] <kaushal> ok
[16:17] <silvia> thank you very mucth to this room, now every think is working fine, i hope growinh and growing for ubuntu!
[16:17] <lng> what's going on with sound after update? is it that hard to keep it in normal state?
[16:17] <Iuly> thanks dtownhero I will read the last one now, haven't seen it yet
[16:18] <trism> Parsi: http://www.realvnc.com/, click the download link, and the free edition if you have windows XP or less...they don't have a free edition for vista or greater
[16:18] <DasEi> Ing: I had probs 9.04 to 9.10 exept alsa was muted
[16:18] <DasEi> Ing: I had *no probs 9.04 to 9.10 exept alsa was muted
[16:18] <Parsi> trism: I'm using this, it does not support :(
[16:18] <arjun> parsi
[16:18] <istvan> so i just followed a tutorial on installing grub, and when i rebooted it worked, except that it just gave me a grub command line... what did I do wrong?
[16:18] <kaushal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/327778/
[16:19] <trism> Parsi: *shrugs* don't know then, it works fine with the ubuntu version *using it right now*
[16:19] <Parsi> trims: server is CentOS
[16:19] <Parsi> it sucks
[16:19] <thiebaude> how do i erase dvd+r dvds?
[16:20] <DasEi> thiebaude: k3b let's you do this
[16:20] <thiebaude> Dasda, ok thanks i'll give that a try
[16:20] <thiebaude> DasEi,
[16:20] <thiebaude> sorry
[16:20] <Dasda> you are welcome anyways
[16:20] <Dasda> lol
[16:20] <DasEi> !info k3b, thiebaude, rw's only o' course
[16:20] <llutz> thiebaude: dvd+r cannot be erased
[16:21] <kaushal> checking in again :)
[16:21] <thiebaude> llutz, ok
[16:21] <DasEi> !info k3b
[16:21] <DasEi>  thiebaude, rw's only o' course
[16:21] <Snausages> yeah, you can erase RWs but not Rs
[16:21] <crazygir> hiya, anyone have experience with tablet devices in ubuntu?
[16:22] <thiebaude> DasEi, i dont know what do with the dvd+r i have
[16:22] <crazygir> I'm looking to get a tablet device for gimp / inkscape / notes etc
[16:22] <DasEi> thiebaude: you can write them once only
[16:22] <thiebaude> ahh, ok
[16:22] <Snausages> thiebaude: if it's a DVD+R, it can only be burned once.  If you need to prevent future reading, you should physically destroy it.
[16:22] <SpaceGhostC2C> Hey, I actually need help for once. I can't install the package firefox2. I need it for aptana.
[16:23] <thiebaude> Snausages, thanks, i'll have to buy the right ones
[16:23] <Snausages> thiebaude: you may find that it isn't worth it...  the RWs have more burn issues, are almost always slower to burn, and erasing them can be time-consuming as well.
[16:24] <DasEi> thiebaude: apart from storage, I use usb's (installation) or vm's,  after I spend too much money on discs
[16:24] <Fatb0y> anyone familiar with /etc/exports?  i would like a range of ips from 192.168.1.100 - 150 or 200 to be able to access the nfs shares and i keep failing on the correct switch.  i have one ip accessing just fine.
[16:24] <llutz> Snausages: +RW hardly need to be erased, just overwrite them
[16:24] <crazygir> no, no tablet users?
[16:24] <crazygir> Fatb0y: use /24 style notation?
[16:24] <thiebaude> DasEi, i also use cd's which i like alot
[16:25] <Fatb0y> i have tried a notation yes, but not familiar with what that switch means.
[16:25] <DasEi> thiebaude: speed is an issue rw's go about 4x
[16:25] <thiebaude>  i guess i can use the 700mb cd from now on
[16:25] <Fatb0y> crazygir: what does the /24 mean exactly?  how much of a range does it give?
[16:25] <crazygir> Fatb0y: that'll allow you to define a range
[16:25] <crazygir> Fatb0y: whether or not you should use that depends on your network setup
[16:25] <mikejet> I notice that printing a PDF from the cmdline with "lp -o sides=two-sided-short-edge file.pdf" prints the same stuff as sides=two-sided-long-edge .  But two-sided-short-edge does print correctly in the pdf viewer.
[16:25] <crazygir> Fatb0y: read about ip notation
[16:26] <Lord-Readman> is logrotate setup on ubuntu by default ?
[16:26] <llutz>  Fatb0y  use http://www.subnet-calculator.com/
[16:26] <alexandre__> i just installed gnome-globalmenu from apt-get
[16:26] <alexandre__> how do i enabled it know?
[16:26] <Fatb0y> i did and the /24 or whatever i read on only gave about 15 ips access when i want even more than that
[16:26] <n0pst0rm> CIDR notation*
[16:26] <Snausages> crazygir: someone was in here last night asking about tablets...  was the 1st I'd heard of anyone trying.  Wish I had better info.
[16:26] <crazygir> mmm
[16:26] <mikejet> Does "lp" use a different program than "Document Viewer 2.28.1" to print the pdf?
[16:26] <grawity> Fatb0y: Use a different number then >_>
[16:26] <crazygir> Fatb0y: go read about CIDR notation so you know what you'r doing
[16:27] <Fatb0y> okay  i will see what it says   thanks
[16:27] <hecato> Hi there people, do you know how I can know the logged people on my system?
[16:28] <hecato> for example the ssh users conected to my PC?
[16:28] <llutz> hecato: "who"
[16:28] <n0pst0rm> finger, who
[16:29] <genii> hecato: Just also w by itself
[16:30] <hecato> thx people
[16:30] <Fatb0y> crazygir: the /24 based on the subnet calc seems to be the right config for /etc/exports
[16:30] <Fatb0y> thanks
[16:31] <hey_joe> i am trying to enable console colors for my user...
[16:31] <alexandre__> how do i enable gnome-globalmenu or awn-manager?? i installed both, but i'm not able to enable either of them
[16:32] <hey_joe> it works as root, but with the same .bashrc it doesnt work as a user, any tips?
[16:32] <uberspaced> hey_joe, what's root's shell?
[16:32] <uberspaced> in /etc/passwd?
[16:32] <grawity> hey_joe: Tip #1: Tell us how _exactly_ are you trying to enable that.
[16:33] <uberspaced> crap, never mind.
[16:33] <hey_joe> uhm.. with the .bashrc aliases?
[16:33] <marcellino> join #carioca
[16:33] <hey_joe> however the funny thing is, the users .bashrc is the same as roots..
[16:33] <hey_joe> yet colors only work as root
[16:33] <hey_joe> i.e. (alias ls = ls --color=auto)
[16:34] <uberspaced> as the users, does ls --color=auto work?
[16:34] <simplexio> terminal settings?
[16:34] <hey_joe> uberspaced, no..
[16:34] <hey_joe> but its in the .bashrc
[16:34] <simplexio> hey_joe: export|grep TERM
[16:34] <kaushal> checking in again for my query ?
[16:34] <simplexio> are those same on both
[16:34] <uberspaced> hey_joe, so, if you, as a regular user, running /bin/bash, ls --color=auto doesn't work?
[16:35] <hey_joe> ah hum.  my bad.. uberspaced, your right.. wrong shell set
[16:35] <uberspaced> XD
[16:35] <uberspaced> make sure users have read on .bashrc too.
[16:35] <alexandre__> how do i enable gnome-globalmenu or awn-manager?? i installed both, but i'm not able to enable either of them
[16:35] <hey_joe> uberspaced, actually.. bash is the default shell for the user in /etc/passwd, but only after running /bin/bash do the colors work..
[16:35] <hey_joe> whats up with that?
[16:36] <brontos> anyone know where the tab complete config is?  I try to use tab completion when using sqlite3 to open a file and it doesn't work
[16:36] <uberspaced> did you log back in?
[16:36] <uberspaced> brontos, tab completion is not a "global" thing
[16:36] <uberspaced> it's an "application" thing.
[16:36] <uberspaced> hey_joe, log out, log back in with the user.
[16:37] <hey_joe> uberspaced... i did
[16:37] <racarter> bah, i cannot adjust my screen resolution
[16:37] <uberspaced> or test it on one of the terminals, like ctrl + alt + f1
[16:37] <hey_joe> let me reboot it, its not a local machine
[16:37] <uberspaced> hey_joe, reboot should NOT be needed.
[16:37] <racarter> i know my monitor supports a higher resolution than what gnome is telling me i can
[16:37] <uberspaced> racarter, check to see what driver X is using.
[16:37] <uberspaced> there may be a chance it doesn't support the higher resolution.
[16:37] <subby83> Does anybody know somthing about a bug that hangs up the whole system with an kernel.log entry something like "NVRM: Xid (.........."
[16:38] <hey_joe> racarter, /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:38] <brodeurpc> soreau: it worked, thank you again
[16:38] <uberspaced> hey_joe, not necessarily now adays
[16:38] <uberspaced> he may have to check /var/log/X...
[16:38] <javatexan> I am having trouble installing via tasksel...I am trying to sudo tasksel install lamp-server
[16:38] <javatexan> nothing seems to happen
[16:38] <rafiq> AWN task bar not visible...anyone know how to fix?
[16:39] <maco> javatexan: just "sudo tasksel"
[16:39] <javatexan> think i found out why.. :)
[16:39] <javatexan> maco: k thanks, I will try
[16:39] <racarter> I think I am using the right video card in xorg.conf
[16:39] <uberspaced> racarter, are there entries in there for valid modes and bit depths?
[16:40] <uberspaced> oh, and what driver is it?
[16:40] <uberspaced> because you can "man <driver name>" and see what it supports...
[16:40] <racarter> uberspaced, NVIDIA
[16:40] <uberspaced> racarter, do a "man nvidia" and read up :-D
[16:41] <hey_joe> uberspaced, it never came back from my reboot after recompiling, initrd problem I am sure.. will test bash solution when i get home thx
[16:41] <sienomar> whats the difference between generic & server kernel? am building a file server at home..
[16:41] <alexandre__> how do i enable awn-manager??
[16:41] <uberspaced> hey_joe, d'oh.  np
[16:41] <maco> sienomar: server has PAE so if you need 4GiB of RAM on 32bit, thatll work
[16:41] <racarter> ha, there is no entry for man nvidia
[16:41] <uberspaced> sienomar, server doesn't have preemption, generic is more optimized for desktop usage.
[16:41] <hey_joe> sienomar, i didn't there was a "server" kernel, i think its just the ISO of ubuntu.. the installer includes a gui for lamp/other things ...
[16:42] <sienomar> aa okey
[16:42] <maco> hey_joe: it does have a different kernel
[16:42] <uberspaced> racarter, and you're sure that 'nvidia' is the name of the driver in your dorg.conf ?
[16:42] <hey_joe> there is a server kernel?
[16:42] <sienomar> yes
[16:42] <sienomar> uberspaced: preemption?
[16:42] <hey_joe> well snap, would it help with playing movies over the network off of a raid5 array?
[16:42] <hey_joe> cause its choopy. :-(
[16:42] <racarter> uberspaced, yes
[16:42] <subby83> Does anybody know something about a bug that hangs up the whole system with an kernel.log entry something like "NVRM: Xid (.........."
[16:42] <hey_joe> although so is all software raid i am sure.
[16:43] <uberspaced> sienomar, preemtion is when kernel code can cause other kernel code to get off the processor
[16:43] <uberspaced> *preemption
[16:43] <vis> Is it possible to install ubuntu onto a hard drive in a usb enclosure, and then put that hard drive into another laptop?
[16:43] <chaitu> alexandre__: run "awn" that should start awn, You can access awn manger from settings in menu
[16:43] <uberspaced> vis, I don't see a reason why not...
[16:44] <vis> would there be any problem with it not installing appropriate drivers etc?
[16:44] <uberspaced> assuming you did a correct install on that drive, like boot stuff, grub stuff etc
[16:44] <uberspaced> it should at least "boot".
[16:44] <racarter> the resolution I am seeking is specified in the xorg.conf for the monitor at the default depth...
[16:45] <vis> and then I can work from there I guess
[16:45] <uberspaced> unless the installer detected specific differences between hardware stuff
[16:45] <racarter> what is the reason I cannot select this resolution? is there anyway to force the selection of this resolution without a gui tool?
[16:45] <uberspaced> racarter, then comment out that line, copy it, and just have one entry for the resolution
[16:45] <uberspaced> then /etc/init.d/gdm restart .
[16:45] <uberspaced> it also helps to have an ssh session into the box.
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[16:45] <FloodBot4> i-hate-freenode: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:45] <asdjhad> hahahaha
[16:45] <tapas> how to actually put people on CC with evolution
[16:45] <Julio> salut :)
[16:45] <vis> and it will install grub onto the usb hdd, not the master hdd of this laptop?
[16:46] <mMezquitale> bon jeur
[16:46] <Julio> Serveur francais ?
[16:46] <uberspaced> vis, you're probably going to have to learn more about stuff before you do this.
[16:46] <vis> yeah, I'm looking for a starting point really
[16:46] <uberspaced> I don't know where the installer "prefers" to put grub.
[16:46] <Pici> !fr | Julio
[16:46] <uberspaced> the first write able boot device?  who knows.
[16:47] <uberspaced> but you can tell grub to install on another thing using grub-install or something.
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[16:47] <Julio> merci ;)
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[16:47] <FloodBot4> i-hate-freenode: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:47] <uberspaced> !ops ban i-hate-freenode
[16:47] <uberspaced> !ops | ban i-hate-freenode
[16:48] <jpds> He's gone?
[16:48] <Pici> uberspaced: I already removed it.
[16:48] <hey_joe> uberspaced, no change in bash colors...
[16:48] <uberspaced> Pici, whoops ;)
[16:48] <hey_joe> works when i manually run /bin/bash
[16:48] <hey_joe> but thats the default shell already anyways...
[16:48] <vis> thanks uberspaced, I'm gonna go have a muck around and see what I can manage.
[16:49] <vis> Hopefully you won't find me back here in half an hour asking how to reset grub =)
[16:49] <pepePlu> hello :)
[16:49] <jad> hello, anyone would like to help me with the scp command ?
[16:49] <uberspaced> vis, "install grub" ;)
[16:49] <vis> hehe, ok
[16:49] <uberspaced> jad, man scp ?
[16:49] <mMezquitale> !ask | jad
[16:49] <jad> yea i know
[16:49] <uberspaced> hey_joe, did you muck with other stuff in .bashrc ?
[16:50] <uberspaced> also, try creating another user and see if colors are messed up for him.
[16:50] <plitter> hey, i have a problem with writing in ubuntu, every time i want to write ^2 i get ² someone know how to fix it or how to find the solution?
[16:51] <syrius> why is ubuntus only available for personal use from dell?
[16:51] <maco> syrius: because dell wants it like that
[16:52] <syrius> is it just a cover up for their selling of drugs and ubuntu they use as just a secret code name for marijuana.
[16:52]  * maco blinks
[16:52] <maco> enough o' that
[16:52] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[16:52] <SpaceGhostC2C> !ot | syrius
[16:53] <fbianconi> plitter: is it in open office?
[16:53] <hey_joe> uberspaced, works fine for new users...
[16:53] <plitter> no in general in ubunu
[16:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> I can't get my mail server to recieve emails from external sources.
[16:53] <plitter> ubuntu*
[16:53] <leaf-sheep> Test^2
[16:53] <fbianconi> plitter: I guess I see what you mean you have a keyboard with dead keys
[16:53] <TMD> Q: what is the hotkey (keys) to force quit a program?
[16:53] <leaf-sheep> You lie!
[16:53] <hey_joe> uberspaced, it seems to not work only via ssh, but once /bin/bash is executed after sshing in.. it works...
[16:53] <plitter> fbianconi: even in the terminal
[16:53] <trans_err> I'm having trouble with a VIA P4M800 chipset (video) with the openchrome driver. I can't get X to start at all. If I use vesa I get outofmemory errors. Any ideas?
[16:53] <syrius> leaf-sheep is BACK!!!!!!!
[16:54] <hey_joe> something i have to enable to get this to work for ssh sessions?
[16:54] <plitter> fbianconi: dead keys?
[16:54] <mMezquitale> jad, why are you sending me DCC's? why are you sending me PM's??
[16:54] <trans_err> Also I'm trying to build a live cd and want to have the option to text install-- what packages enable this?
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[16:54] <Azeotrope> do you know any software i could use to broadcast .avi files from my pc?
[16:55] <mmalleis> I just started running ubuntu for the first time
[16:55] <trans_err> Azeotrope: use VLC
[16:55]  * Scunizi claps for mmalleis
[16:55] <blekos> hello, is it possible to import email(folders) from evolution 2 kmail and vice versa?
[16:55] <thevishy> grat mmalleis
[16:55] <r2d2rogers> I'm trying to figure out how to setup a bluetooth audio gateway in Karmic.  So fat my google-fu is weak
[16:55] <thevishy> great*
[16:55] <thevishy> is i386 ubuntu desktop 9 10 the latest for my intl based comp ?
[16:56] <mmalleis> I am using gftp to transfer a perl script  via ssh2 too a solaris server, when I open up the file on there there is a ^m at the end of every line
[16:56] <mmalleis> why?
[16:56] <Scunizi> thevishy: unless you want the 64 bit version
[16:56] <fbianconi> plitter: it's a feature for writing more symbols like á or ü, useful when writing other languages (the first one doesn't show)
[16:56] <thevishy> 32 bit is what I need
[16:56] <Sabir> !seen ActionParsnip
[16:56] <Scunizi> thevishy: then that's the latest
[16:57] <llutz> mmalleis: dos/win line-end, on what system have you written the script?
[16:57] <thevishy> thanks , are u on it ? how would u rate it
[16:57] <plitter> fbianconi: yeah, just read about it.... just need to figure out how i should fix it
[16:57] <mmalleis> why is it adding a ^M at the end of every line?
[16:57] <SpaceGhostC2C> thevishy, It's the newest version.
[16:58] <thevishy> Thanks
[16:58] <r2d2rogers> mmalleis: windows line endings showing up in the editor?
[16:58] <llutz> mmalleis: "linefeed" on what system have you written the script?
[16:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> thevishy, do you have any questions? this is a support IRC channel
[16:58] <thevishy> I have a laptop with no battery which means my laptop will go off if the powr goes , how safe is it to use Ubuntu in such environment
[16:58] <mmalleis> I wrote it with notepad ++ on windows, there has never been a problem before?
[16:58] <llutz> mmalleis: use recode to change
[16:58] <mmalleis> the linefeed?
[16:59] <grawity> mmalleis: Windows uses a combination of CR and LF (carriage return + linefeed) to mark end of a line.
[16:59] <llutz> mmalleis: yes windows uses cr/lf
[16:59] <thevishy> does power off corrupt the linux os , Windows XP has been good on me in this rgard
[16:59] <Dr_Willis> mmalleis:  ive seen that issue when moving text files from windows to linux and visa versa.
[16:59] <grawity> mmalleis: Unix and Linux use a single LF -- so most editors display the extra CR as a ^M
[16:59] <mmalleis> I am moving it from ubuntu to solaris though
[17:00] <Dr_Willis> !info tofrodos
[17:00] <llutz> mmalleis: configure your editor to use unix-linefeed
[17:00] <mmalleis> I am using gedit
[17:00] <xfiler711> whats up with these dcc connection requsts ?
[17:00] <mmalleis> how do I tell it to do that?
[17:01] <Dr_Willis> mmalleis:  i use the geany text editor. It has a windows port :)
[17:01] <llutz> mmalleis: use recode to convert
[17:01] <iceroot> !dcc | xfiler711
[17:01] <SpaceGhostC2C> I use Aptana
[17:01] <naples_guy> !switch
[17:01] <fbianconi> plitter: go to system/preferences/keyboard; select your keyboard distribution and click "options of distribution.." or something like that; and then select some distribution that doesn't say "with dead keys"
[17:02] <xfiler711> ok thx iceroot
[17:02] <mmalleis> llutz: what is recode?
[17:02] <iceroot> xfiler711: np
[17:02] <fbianconi> plitter: "options of distribution.." I meant "add..."
[17:02] <rob_p> mmalleis: It's probabl happening as a result of the FTP transfer being done in ASCII mode.  Change to binary transfer mode and it will probaby cure your issue.
[17:02] <llutz> !info recode
[17:02] <pol-ar> hello
[17:03] <CarlFK> anyone know how to convert a .ai file (adobee illustrator) to anything?
[17:03] <pol-ar> brb
[17:03] <mmalleis> rob_p it says it is in binary
[17:03] <plitter> fbianconi: do i have to reboot?
[17:03] <rob_p> mmalleis: What you describe is consistent with ASCII FTP transfers.
[17:04] <leaf-sheep> CarlFK: You probably have better chance of converting if you use Adobe Illustrator to convert to different format first.
[17:04] <naples_guy> does anyone have a good technique for learning switches?  for example, i had to delete a directory, and nothing worked until i tried sudo rm -rf 'directory'  how would i know to use -rf without google-ing it?  how can i learn various switches?
[17:04] <fbianconi> I don't think so, you might have to restart any running application to take effect
[17:04] <plitter> k
[17:04] <jussi01> !man | naples_guy
[17:04] <llutz> naples_guy: man <cmd>
[17:04] <plitter> fbianconi: c u in a bit i hope then:)
[17:05] <rob_p> mmalleis: Here's some info to explain it a bit more thoroughly:  http://www.rfc-editor.org/EOLstory.txt
[17:05] <mauro> ciao
[17:05] <naples_guy> man makes no sense to me guys.... any websites that explain in more detail?
[17:05] <SpaceGhostC2C> naples_guy, Learn to RTFM (read the F'ing manual) you just put "man", without quotes in front of any command you want to read about
[17:05] <grawity> naples_guy: "man rm"
[17:05] <maco> naples_guy: "man man" explains how manpages are laid out and how to read them
[17:05] <grawity> naples_guy: "rm --help"
[17:05] <SpaceGhostC2C> naples_guy, like this man ftp
[17:06] <Sado0og> hello i need help in ubuntu 9.10
[17:06] <maco> !rtfm | SpaceGhostC2C
[17:06] <rob_p> mmalleis: 8 or 9 paragraphs down it addresses FTP and CR LF issues.
[17:06] <naples_guy> i just got finished telling you guys..... man is confusing to me
[17:06] <naples_guy> i know how to use it
[17:06] <mMezquitale> naples_guy, you either have to google or use "man".  I almost never use man, I prefer google.
[17:06] <llutz> naples_guy: if man confuses you, what kind of explanation do you expect?
[17:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> naples_guy,  you need to learn how then. You can just google it then.
[17:06] <maco> llutz: um, manpages arent very human-friendly in their layout
[17:06] <Sado0og> guyz how to install ATI RADEON MOBILITY HD 3450  in UBNUTU ?????
[17:06] <SpaceGhostC2C> man is written very cleanly.
[17:06] <maco> naples_guy: i agree theyre hard to read at first
[17:07] <naples_guy> maco, thank you
[17:07] <plitter> fbianconi: thanks it worked:)
[17:07] <llutz> maco: besides the layout, they mostly contain what you need to know
[17:07] <naples_guy> i have purchased a book, im trying to learn
[17:07] <maco> naples_guy: the way i learned was "man man" since it tells how they're laid out, and to read the manpage for commands i already knew how to use
[17:07] <SpaceGhostC2C> if you google "man <commandname>
[17:07] <gcAlan> I have a problem - In Ubuntu 9.10 I can get only 24-bit color and 600x1200 display.  booting in Windows 7 I get 32-bit color and 1920x1300 display.  Any help out there?
[17:07] <mMezquitale> SpaceGhostC2C, man is cryptic and not for the typical ubuntu user, it's geared more for advanced users
[17:07] <maco> naples_guy: reading the manpage for a command i already know helped me make sense of the layout
[17:07] <SpaceGhostC2C> it will return the same thing man would have, but with some shiny.
[17:07] <subby83> Does anybody know somthing about a bug that hangs up the whole system with an kernel.log entry something like "NVRM: Xid (.........."
[17:07] <maco> llutz: yes, the layout is the trouble. its hard to find what youre looking for
[17:07] <mMezquitale> gcAlan, you want to configure your video card
[17:08] <gcAlan> yes
[17:08] <llutz> maco: use search function
[17:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> mMezquitale, I disagree. Someone told me how to RTFM on my first day. I took about 15 minutes to get a handle on the format.
[17:08] <gcAlan> hello mmezquitgale
[17:08] <maco> llutz: im aware *now*...its been >3 years, but at first its hard
[17:08] <uberspaced> rtfm++
[17:08] <trans_err> where can I start if vesa leaves me with out of memory errors and the openchrome driver crashes after bringing up the cursor
[17:08] <istvan> hey, i just installed grub, but when I reboot it takes me to a grub command line... how do I fix it?
[17:08] <maco> !rtfm | uberspaced
[17:09] <uberspaced> maco: really? wow.
[17:09] <maco> naples_guy: llutz mentioned search function. so you know, if you type a / then some text, you can search a manpage
[17:09] <trans_err> also what packages do I need to enable text based install in a live cd?
[17:09] <gcAlan> hello mmezquitale - looking for the right driver...
[17:09] <SpaceGhostC2C> maco, I have been using ubuntu for four years. But I read manpages from the first day.
[17:09] <trijntje> what does jfgi stand for? :P
[17:09] <SpaceGhostC2C> trans_err, you need the alternate install cd.
[17:09] <maco> uberspaced: yes, really. we try to be *friendly* here, not elitist jerks
[17:09] <maco> trijntje: just ****ing google it
[17:09] <maco> trijntje: its not very nice
[17:09] <BUBUNTU> hello guys. im running 9.10 on dell E6400 with intel video card. Im facing problems with firefox because it crashes when i try to maximize a video on youtube
[17:10] <trans_err> what are the packages that enable the text based install SpaceGhostC2C
[17:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> maco: When I use it i mean RTM I'll remove the F if it'll keep your panties in order.
[17:10] <uberspaced> maco: haha, wow.  So, when somebody asks how to do something that's clearly in a man page that you've told them about, and you use that acronym, that's elitist?
[17:10] <trans_err> I'm in guatemala and have a less than 56k connection
[17:10] <llutz> kde-users can still use "man:<cmd>" in konqueror if they prefer  ;)
[17:10] <trijntje> maco, I see, thats no nice at all. Thanks
[17:10] <trijntje> BUBUNTU, try starting firefox in a terminal and look for error messages
[17:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> trans_err, your question cannot be answered, you need to download the ubuntu alternate install iso
[17:10] <maco> uberspaced: if the person is having trouble making sense of the manpage, yes.
[17:10] <mMezquitale> gcAlan, ok so now you know what to ask for, I've never had problem using the "Hardware Drivers" applet to configure my video card, i use nVidia though
[17:11] <biggerfisch> My wireless card is not detected by ubuntu on my computer. this is strange because it WAS detected on another ubuntu computer. can anyone help?
[17:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> naples_guy, simply put if you don't want the options we present, you're on your own.
[17:11] <trans_err> but I'm making a live CD-- surely there are a set of packages used to enable text based install-- I am remastering an existing live install cd
[17:11] <mMezquitale> BUBUNTU, what version of flash are you using?
[17:11] <maco> SpaceGhostC2C: the point is you are supposed to *help* people, not just send them away. if someone needs hand-holding, this is not a deficiency in that person.
[17:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> trans_err, that makes  a lot more sense.
[17:11] <maco> naples_guy: i'm sorry they're being jerks.
[17:12] <gcAlan> yes mm - looking for that.  supposedly in system, but i can't locate...
[17:12] <subby83> biggerfisch: is it detected at all 'lspci'
[17:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> maco: he asked about how to search for sites that are manpages.
[17:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> maco: quite literally the answer is google.
[17:12] <LuciusMare> Hello
[17:12] <trijntje> !hi | LuciusMare
[17:12] <mMezquitale> SpaceGhostC2C, let him hold hands and stop steering off topic please
[17:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> maco: I offered him two answers. You can feel free to hold his hand.
[17:12] <biggerfisch> subby83: let me check hold on
[17:12] <mMezquitale> !ot | maco
[17:13] <mbeierl> Is there a way of getting rdesktop to respond to a Windows remote assistance request at all?
[17:13] <SpaceGhostC2C> mMezquitale, good timing.
[17:13] <LuciusMare> I have got a pretty specific question,i've got a bt dongle,a windows-mobile smartphone and ubuntu kk.I want to controle my ubuntu desktop remotely through that windows-mobile pda.Is it even possible?
[17:13] <Sado0og> hello
[17:13] <Sado0og> who can help me
[17:13] <LuciusMare> trijntje: i am not a beginner,but thanks anyway :)
[17:13] <istvan> it appears that my grub also doesn't have a menu.list - what have i done wrong? i tried tutorials, but my grub is still broken...
[17:13] <biggerfisch> subby83: yes it is, but I cant use it at all for connections
[17:13] <Slart> Sado0og: just describe your problem
[17:14] <trijntje> LuciusMare, well, your still welcome ;) But usualy people who enter and say hello are new
[17:14] <BUBUNTU> mMezquitale i can  i guess the version of flash?
[17:14] <Slart> Sado0og: make sure you include details, what you've tried so far.. what version of ubuntu you're using etc
[17:14] <Sado0og> how to install my ATI Radeon mobility HD 3450 ??
[17:14] <Sado0og> my version is 9.10
[17:14] <Slart> !ati | Sado0og
[17:14] <Sado0og> i'm new at ubnutu
[17:14] <Slart> Sado0og: I'm not sure how up to date that link is.. but it's a good start
[17:14] <bigmack83_> im trying to use mpgjoin to join multiple mpg files. it worked perfectly once. but i try the same exact command again and after it scans all the files it just seg faults and stops. anyone familiar with this and fix it?
[17:14] <Sado0og> ok
[17:14] <SpaceGhostC2C> I've got my own question. I cannot get my mail server to receive mail from external sources. Can I get some help?
[17:14] <Sado0og> i will try
[17:14] <Sado0og> thnx
[17:15] <Slart> Sado0og: you're welcome
[17:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> !enter | Sado0og,
[17:15] <Sado0og> ;)
[17:15] <LuciusMare> trijntje: yes,but i find it rude to just enter and "i need to help with that and those..."
[17:15] <SpaceGhostC2C> Sado0og, Have a good day. I hope you get it all ordered.
[17:15] <Sado0og> i didn't get it "ubottu"
[17:15] <ctmjr> LuciusMare: do you want to control ubuntu  though the blue tooth?
[17:16] <pol-ar> hello. I'm getting error messages from tvtime, anyone can help?
[17:16] <LuciusMare> ctmjr: exactly
[17:16] <SpaceGhostC2C> pol-ar, What are those errors?
[17:16] <LuciusMare> ctmjr: with my wmobile phone
[17:16] <Slart> Sado0og: nevermind that.. ubottu is a bot
[17:16] <maxd> is there an irc channel on this network, that specifies on radionics?
[17:16] <blck> hi
[17:16] <BUBUNTU> trijntje Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[17:16] <Slart> !irc | maxd
[17:16] <SpaceGhostC2C> !hi | blck
[17:16] <blck> how do I cut the last 5 signs out of a string via the bash
[17:16] <mMezquitale> BUBUNTU, go into synaptic and seardh for flash
[17:17] <pol-ar> Ejecutando tvtime 1.0.2.
[17:17] <pol-ar> Leyendo la configuración de /etc/tvtime/tvtime.xml
[17:17] <pol-ar> I/O warning : failed to load external entity "/home/pablo/.tvtime/tvtime.xml"
[17:17] <pol-ar> I/O error : Permission denied
[17:17] <FloodBot4> pol-ar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:17] <pol-ar> I/O error : Permission denied
[17:17] <pol-ar> Imposible cambiar el dueño de /home/pablo/.tvtime/tvtime.xml: Permiso denegado.
[17:17] <KelderP> Has anyone experience with an jaunty-karmic upgrade a system which is configured in an Active Directory environment?
[17:17] <Slart> blck: last 5 signs?? last 5 lines? or 5 last characters?
[17:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> blck, what are signs?
[17:17] <Slart> !pastebin | pol-ar
[17:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> !pastebin |pol-ar
[17:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> !pastebin | pol-ar
[17:17] <gcAlan> goodbye for now
[17:17] <LuciusMare> !repeate SpaceGhostC2C
[17:17] <LuciusMare> darn
[17:17] <LuciusMare> !spam SpaceGhostC2C
[17:17] <LuciusMare> !you are stupid!
[17:17] <mMezquitale> LuciusMare, it is OK to just come in and ask away, all in one line, if someone knows the answer they will surely reply
[17:17] <Slart> !botabuse | LuciusMare
[17:17] <llutz> LuciusMare: use something like pand to make ubuntu accessable by bt-network, use ssh/vnc whatever on your wm-device to control
[17:17] <maxd> i know that. i can read the topick. simly asked 4 guidence. on /list there ir some 6k cahnnels.
[17:17] <SpaceGhostC2C> LuciusMare, don't use the bot if you don't know how.
[17:17] <maxd> who want to read that
[17:18] <LuciusMare> mMezquitale: okay,but anyway
[17:18] <LuciusMare> Hey,i thought it had some !repeat command
[17:18] <LuciusMare> i am pretty sure it did
[17:18] <SpaceGhostC2C> maxd: is your question specifically ubuntu related?
[17:18] <LuciusMare> maybe !patience?
[17:18] <maxd> no
[17:18] <LuciusMare> nevermind
[17:18] <Slart> maxd: some clients have functions to filter and search that list.. but if you're asking about general freenode channels I think you might get better answers in #freenode
[17:18] <Pici> maxd: /msg alis help list
[17:18] <SpaceGhostC2C> !ot | LuciusMare
[17:18] <LuciusMare> *sigh*
[17:18] <pol-ar> http://pastebin.com/def09c3c
[17:18] <trijntje> LuciusMare, it's not that rude  ;) I usually try to help some people while i'm asking. Good luck with your problem, got2go
[17:18] <maxd> cool. tnx :)
[17:18] <Slart> LuciusMare: you just forgot the pipe sign.. !repeat | LuciusMare
[17:19] <gatto_> fostartály
[17:19] <LuciusMare> oh...
[17:19] <pol-ar> from ther on, it says 'Permission denied' like 100 times..
[17:19] <mMezquitale> !ot > LuciusMare
[17:19] <LuciusMare> okay,let's get over it
[17:19] <LuciusMare> mMezquitale: i know,i know,i know!
[17:19] <ctmjr> LuciusMare: there are java apps that can control things like vlc through blue tooth
[17:19] <blck> sorry characters
[17:19] <genii> !hu | gatto_
[17:19] <SpaceGhostC2C> LuciusMare, you can use | and > to send them. Try using /msg ubottu to test things. don't do it here.
[17:19] <BUBUNTU> mMezquitale in synaptic i find flashplugin.installer 10.0.32.18ubuntu1
[17:20] <Tk_L> How do I swithc to the root user from command line ?
[17:20] <blck> these are numbers, which I get as a result
[17:20] <Slart> blck: hmm.. perhaps grep can do it..
[17:20] <uberspaced> Tk_L: sudo -H -i
[17:20] <LuciusMare> ctmjr: oh,really?That sounds nice,i wil look at it
[17:20] <mMezquitale> pol-ar, are you attempting to install software without using sudo?
[17:20] <Slart> blck: let me fiddle around with it for a second..
[17:20] <gatto_> startx with keyboard and mouse support from tty?
[17:20] <blck> ok thanks
[17:21] <pol-ar> no. I think I installed tvtime WITH sudo..
[17:21] <SpaceGhostC2C> gatto_, what are you asking?
[17:21] <pol-ar> but I'm not sure right now.
[17:21] <pongar> I have roblem with 9.10 and nvidia drivers. I see black screen after reebot.
[17:21] <llutz> LuciusMare: use something like pand to make ubuntu accessable by bt-network, use ssh/vnc whatever on your wm-device to control
[17:21] <gatto_> possible to startx with mouse and keyboard support from tty (shell prompt)
[17:22] <SpaceGhostC2C> gatto_, you want to start an X-session from the tty?
[17:22] <uberspaced> gatto_: do you mean /etc/init.d/gdm (start | restart | stop)
[17:22] <uberspaced> ?
[17:22] <llutz> gatto_: your question makes no sense
[17:22] <Fatb0y> pongar, did you manual install the nvidia drivers or use aptitude to install nvidia-glx package?
[17:22] <gatto_> yes
[17:22] <llutz> gatto_: type "startx"
[17:23] <mbeierl> Has anyone ever used the Ubuntu rdesktop client to respond to a Windows remote assistance request?
[17:23] <SpaceGhostC2C> gatto_, you can do it many ways. The simplest is to do this command: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[17:23] <gatto_> if i try starx command then mouse and keybord are don't work
[17:23] <gatto_> so easy and work?:D
[17:23] <llutz> gatto_: then your x-configuration is broken
[17:23] <mMezquitale> BUBUNTU, you can try installing flash from the official site.  However you have to uninstall whatever flash youre using right now.  Uninstall the flash plugin youre using right now and use "add/remove" to choose a different plugin
[17:23] <gatto_> situation
[17:24] <pongar> Fatb0y ,I tried both ways.
[17:24] <SpaceGhostC2C> gatto_ try this: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[17:24] <uberspaced> !es
[17:24] <jimv_> hello
[17:24] <mMezquitale> mbeierl, so basicall you want to login to ubuntu from windows remotely?
[17:25] <uberspaced> !hai
[17:25] <uberspaced> !hi | jimv_
[17:25] <KelderP> Has anyone experience with a jaunty-karmic upgrade of a system which is configured in an Active Directory environment?
[17:25] <bigmack83_> im trying to use rtorrent.i set max upload speed to 50k and max ratio to 2, but currently my ratio is 7.08 with only 543mb downloaded and 3850 uploaded. how can i fix it so it stops uploading if its higher than a 2 ratio?
[17:25] <G14> Is this where I can get help with 8.04?
[17:25] <uberspaced> G14: you can try ;)
[17:25] <BUBUNTU> mMezquitale thx for your help. why should the flash plugin provided in ubuntu be broken?
[17:25] <SpaceGhostC2C> G14: yes. what do you need.
[17:26] <Slart> blck: you could do something like this   tail -n 1 yourfile | egrep -o .{5}$
[17:26] <jimv_> im just trying to connect wireless with a different router
[17:26] <G14> I'm havin' trouble booting it with Windows 7, after installing with Wubi.
[17:26] <SpaceGhostC2C> uberspaced: don't be silly, of course s/he can
[17:26] <gatto_> now work but one mon. ago I was updating the system with terminal when did update it - shutdown the computer
[17:26] <Slart> blck: there's probably an easier way.. but that's at least one solution that works
[17:26] <G14> brb - oven.
[17:26] <uberspaced> SpaceGhostC2C: XD
[17:26] <gatto_> so the x-session not start
[17:26] <SpaceGhostC2C> gatto_ what language do you speak?
[17:26] <uberspaced> gatto_: what language do you speak other than english?
[17:26] <gatto_> hungarian may
[17:26] <uberspaced> d'oh
[17:27] <blck> Slart: Thanks, I'll try
[17:27] <ktml> ubuntu.it
[17:27] <SpaceGhostC2C> uberspaced, you are now my liason with the rest of the world.
[17:27] <mMezquitale> BUBUNTU, some people have problems with flash, sometimes the official adobe flash plugin works, sometimes the ones in the repos works better, it all depends on your machine but that is only one thing you can try, if that doesnt fix your problem you will have to try something else
[17:27] <ktml> #ubuntu.it
[17:27] <G14> back. *Reads above to see if any replies directed at him*
[17:27] <Adam75> What programs do you recomend for my server? I'm trying to find a use for it..
[17:27] <uberspaced> SpaceGhostC2C: don't you hate people who use the verb "lias" ?
[17:28] <warriorforgod> I just tried to install 9.10 server and it seems to have hung at Setting users and passwords.  Any suggestions?
[17:28] <G14> So, anyone on Windows 7 have any success dual booting Heron? [8.04]
[17:28] <SpaceGhostC2C> G14: this isn't Gaiaonline.com, you don't need to type your actions.
[17:28] <G14> Kay.
[17:29] <mMezquitale> Adam75, if you have a server you will want to install openssh server, this way you can have your files stored in your server and you can synchronize your files in your laptop, if you ever lose your laptop you have your files in your server
[17:29] <SpaceGhostC2C> G14, why are you using hardy?
[17:29] <G14> Perfect opportunity to ask for this solution as well
[17:29] <Slart> !hardy
[17:29] <uberspaced> G14: I know nothing about what stoopid things microsoft did to their most recent boot stuff, unfortunatly.
[17:29] <MrKeuner> my systems started getting freezes after karmic update? any clues?
[17:29] <uberspaced> I've been good at not even touching a box that runs vista.
[17:29] <G14> on 9.04 and .10, when I install, the mouse pointer i use is always glitched for some reason, looks awkward.
[17:29] <bcurtiswx_> anyone know of a good list of keyboard shortcuts in Karmic?
[17:30] <Unruly-1> G14, when I had Windows 7 I had sucess dual-booting with Ubuntu 8.04 although on grub it show up as Windows Vista (Loader)
[17:30] <uberspaced> bcurtiswx_: keyboard shortcuts are application specific.
[17:30] <G14> Why is that, if anyone has had the same thing happen
[17:30] <SpaceGhostC2C> bcurtiswx_, you can go to System>Preferences>Keyboard to look at those.
[17:30] <sansui> hello
[17:30] <lorenzo_> hi, I have unmounted a flash drive and now when I put it back it never gets mounted automatically. how can i get things back to how they were? :) thanks a lot!
[17:30] <blck> Slart: Now http://pastebin.com/d3974d12f he says that he  couldn't find text
[17:30] <Adam75> mMezquitale; You mean like putty? I didn't know I could syncronize it like that. Sounds pretty great
[17:30] <bcurtiswx_> Thanks to you two :D
[17:30] <G14> unruly-1: It didn't work for me...
[17:31] <G14> I reboot, and 7 starts by itself. >_>
[17:31] <Slart> blck: don't you need to use $text on line 3 ?
[17:31] <SpaceGhostC2C> G14 I sent you a private message.
[17:31] <mMezquitale> Adam75,  putty is for windows though, I'm sure there is a way of setting up ssh access to your machine using putty, I'm talking more about ubuntu on your server and ubuntu on your laptop, i use unison to synchronize my laptop and server over the internet using ssh
[17:31] <G14> so the two questions I've trouble with, 8.04: Not booting with 7 after Wubi install; 9.04/9.10: Glitchy mouse cursor, anyone else had this, or know why?
[17:32] <Slart> blck: or just do it all on one line smartctl -A /dev/sda | grep -E 'Load_Cycle_Count|193' | tail -n 1 | egrep -o .{5}$ > /.conky/hdd_spin.txt
[17:32] <Unruly-1> hmm I know I did something to it and made it work that wish I could remember what I did to it to make it work but I believe it may have something to do with Grub show it as Windows Vista and not 7
[17:32] <ktml> ubuntu
[17:32] <SpaceGhostC2C> G14: you should check my message. If you ignore it I'll just pass.
[17:32] <rafiq> AWN taskbar missing..anyone know how to fix it?
[17:32] <ktml> ubuntu.it??
[17:32] <Slart> !it | ktml
[17:32] <SpaceGhostC2C> ktml: what are you talking about?
[17:32] <G14> ah, didn't see it, sorry. I'll check
[17:32] <Peter1> How would I go by to kill X server number 2?
[17:33] <canthus13> Will tar -czf follow nfs mounts?
[17:33] <grawity> canthus13: It doesn't care about mounts, just goes inside each directory.
[17:33] <llutz> canthus13: sure
[17:33] <SpaceGhostC2C> canthus13, if you specify the correct path
[17:33] <Adam75> mMezquitale; I mean openSSH, I use putty on my other computer. Sounds great. I'll setup a mail server I think.. and sync my laptop.. how much gb do you think the server should have? It has around 80 now
[17:33] <parolang> Hello.  My dad is using Jaunty (9.04) and, today, just did and update and lost his internet connection (non-Wifi).  The internet works in the rest of the house.  Has anyone else reported problems?  Anyone know what happened?
[17:33] <llutz> canthus13: --one-file-system   if you don't want that
[17:33] <lorenzo_> hi, I have unmounted a flash drive and now when I put it back it never gets mounted automatically. how can i get things back to how they were? :) thanks a lot!
[17:33] <syrius> is LVM the feature of file systems?
[17:34] <canthus13> Oh crap. :)
[17:34] <syrius> future*
[17:34] <canthus13> Heh.
[17:34] <mbeierl> mMezquitale: sorry- back now.  No, I don't just want to connect to a windows remote, I want to respond to a windows remote assistance request - where the user shares their desktop and I can control the mouse
[17:34]  * canthus13 just backed up several network shares into a drive smaller than even one of them. :P
[17:34] <blck> Slart: Cryptic bash :) Your line does not echo anything, when I edit the 5 to 10 or whatever I get more characters back or?
[17:34] <canthus13> Thought it was taking a bit longer than expected.
[17:35] <Slart> blck: correct.. that's the number of characters it should return
[17:35] <andrewzz> hmm is there a way to save current state to hard disk or something, if i want to reboot into windows then come back
[17:35] <rafiq> how to make screen composited?
[17:35] <Slart> !compiz | rafiq
[17:35] <andrewzz> rafiq: system pref apperance desktop effects
[17:35] <thiebaude> !perfectbuntu
[17:36] <Slart> blck: hmm.. let me check
[17:37] <blck> Slart: Get it... the sudo was missing
[17:37] <SpaceGhostC2C> thiebaude, don't misuse the bot if you don't know how to use it.
[17:37] <thiebaude> SpaceGhostC2C, im not mis using it
[17:37] <uberspaced> SpaceGhostC2C: ease up, man
[17:37] <Slart> blck: ah.. tricky
[17:37] <thiebaude> yera ease up
[17:37] <Eloff> Hi all, I've found the package I want in aptitude (aptitude search libapache2-mod-wsgi), how can I see what version of the software it is before I install it? I would rather install from source if it's dated
[17:37] <thiebaude> yea
[17:38] <bigmack83_> anyone familiar with a good way to join sequential mpg files? i tried using mpgjoin and worked once but keeps getting segmentation faults
[17:38] <SpaceGhostC2C> If you need to use the bot and test things do this /msg ubottu !commandhere
[17:38] <SpaceGhostC2C> don't do it here.
[17:38] <blck> Slart: Now he echos something like this: http://pastebin.com/d20b893be
[17:38] <thiebaude> SpaceGhostC2C, thanks
[17:38] <Slart> Eloff: you can always do a "apt-cache policy <packagename>" to get version info
[17:38] <acicula> syrius: lvm is not a filesystem http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_volume_management
[17:38] <SpaceGhostC2C> thiebaude, It's how I learned to use it.
[17:38] <BUBUNTU> mMezquitale im using the official adobe flash plugin now....but i have the same problem
[17:38] <Keu> Hi Guys. I'm running 9.10. I applied an update yesterday (that required a restart) and now the Power Management settings are being ignored. Monitor sleep is set to Never but it goes to sleep in 9 minutes even when I'm working on the computer.
[17:39] <thiebaude> SpaceGhostC2C, good idea
[17:39] <Slart> blck: can you include the command line in that pastebin?
[17:39] <SpaceGhostC2C> thiebaude, I mess up occasionally. You can use the bot with  > and | as well
[17:39] <syrius> it is a volume manager I know acicula
[17:39] <tobiasz> ok now why the heck I am not able to join #ubuntu
[17:39] <syrius> but is it the future?
[17:39] <thiebaude> cool, its all good
[17:39] <LjL> tobiasz: you *are* currently in #ubuntu. this is it.
[17:39] <Slart> tobiasz: you are here
[17:39] <syrius> like is it going to take over in the future? acicula
[17:39] <Eloff> Slart: thanks, wow 2.5, that's really, really old, guess it's time to go for source install :) thanks
[17:39] <Slart> tobiasz: I'm sorry if it's not what you dreamt of.. but this is as good as it gets =)
[17:39] <tobiasz> it says something about dcc and stuff, I changed the port, and I have the newest firmware on my router
[17:39] <Slart> Eloff: you're welcome
[17:39] <syrius> isn't that what cloud computing uses lvm? acicula
[17:39] <jj_> just a question in ubuntu there is the slideshow wallpaper of space,, how would i make my own custom to work like that
[17:40] <blck> Slart: Sure have a look here -- http://pastebin.com/m746f7f43 :)
[17:40] <acicula> syrius: it can, lvm is used on servers a lot i guess, it just makes disk managament a lot easier
[17:41] <mMezquitale> mbeierl, im using ubuntustudio but on ubuntu you should have a client that allows you to connect to a windows, read this: http://gerardmcgarry.com/blog/how-remotely-connect-ubuntu-a-windows-machine
[17:41] <ShishKabab> Hi. Does anyone know of a GPU stress tester that'll work under Linux?
[17:41] <tobiasz> I couldn't join from Opera IRC client had to download xchat, strange
[17:41] <Slart> blck: odd.. it works on my machine
[17:41] <mMezquitale> !paste
[17:42] <mMezquitale> BUBUNTU, type dmesg in a terminal and print its output in pastebin
[17:42] <acicula> tobiasz: phoronix has a whole suite of benchmarks, maybe there is a usefull one in there?
[17:42] <tobiasz> Slart LjL as I try to join from Opera it says something about stupid dcc joke or something
[17:42] <Slart> blck: here.. http://pastebin.com/m74b2670c
[17:42] <asimismo> I'm looking for a utility that lets me tail my logs in a window (or set of windows). Any suggestions?  And yes, I know tail in a terminal window works... :-p
[17:42] <jj_> does anyone know how to make a custom wallpaper slide just like the one in ubuntus one of space
[17:42] <LjL> tobiasz: then follow the instructions
[17:42] <parolang> Hello.  My dad is using Jaunty (9.04) and, today, just did and update and lost his internet connection (non-Wifi).  The internet works in the rest of the house.  Has anyone else reported problems?  Anyone know what happened?
[17:42] <Slart> tobiasz: sounds like one of those dcc explot things.. aren't there instructions?
[17:42] <tobiasz> LjL I have the newest possible firmware and I've changed the port
[17:42] <LjL> tobiasz: then ask for a test as the instructions say!
[17:43] <mMezquitale> asimismo, have you tried "tail |more" or "tail| less"
[17:43] <mbeierl> mMezquitale: Thanks, that works with terminal server, yes, but this is a specific case of responding to the windows "remote assistance request" which is a rdesktop-like connection, except that it connects you to the user's desktop directly, like vnc, rather than logging you in to a new session
[17:43] <stephans> I have a script that I am trying to edit and it is behaving wierdly!! Then I noticed that, while using vim, each line had a carret symbol and a capital M after it... is there a way wo get rid of those? I am suspecting that they are the problem
[17:43] <tobiasz> besides that; any wonder why after kernel upgrade some fonts are big as hell in amarok, kadu and some other aps?
[17:44] <syrius> acicula so chromeos with cloud computing uses lvm?
[17:44] <syrius> it sound like it does
[17:44] <acicula> syrius: wut?
[17:44] <blck> Slart: Get it! The $ in the end was missing, thanks for help
[17:44] <Slart> blck: ahh.. you're welcome
[17:44] <G14> Anyone have advice on making an SD Card plugged into a USB SD reader bootable, because I assume it's like a flash drive to Windows...
[17:44] <G14> on Windows 7 right now..
[17:44] <rafiq>  when i click on awn in accesories... error:screen isn't composited.plese run compiz(fusion) or another compoisting manager...i want to see some taskbar pl help me
[17:45] <uberspaced> G14: fdisk the thing and set it to bootable
[17:45] <syrius> chromeos is just an os that exclusively is an os completely as cloud computing acicula
[17:45] <uberspaced> then install grub on it.
[17:45] <acicula> syrius: i dont see how those three go together but its also pretty offtopic for this channel
[17:45] <om26er> ot | g14
[17:45] <G14> ot?
[17:45] <om26er> !ot | g14
[17:45] <grawity> om26er: Is it?
[17:45] <G14> ._.;
[17:45] <mmalleis> I am using gftp to transfer a perl script  via ssh2 too a solaris server, when I open up the file on there there is a ^m at the end of every line
[17:45] <SpaceGhostC2C> om26er, he is on subject. He asked how to make a bootable sdcard for ubuntu.
[17:46] <uberspaced> mmalleis: dos2unix
[17:46] <mmalleis> In ubuntu it does not have the characters
[17:46] <BUBUNTU> mMezquitale http://pastebin.com/m53e62708
[17:46] <uberspaced> or turn on binary sending.
[17:46] <om26er> ok.
[17:46] <mmalleis> is ubuntu just converting it? It is on binary
[17:46] <Slart> rafiq: if you go to preferences, appearance, Visual effects and click on Normal.. what happens? get any error messages? if not.. try awn again
[17:46] <llutz> blck: why don't you use awk instead of grep/tail/egrep/echo etc?
[17:46] <mMezquitale> mbeierl, what you want to do is install a server on windows, something like nx for windows, I suggest you log in at another time and ask someone how nx works.  I was going to install nx on my ubuntu server but all I really needed was openssh
[17:46] <SpaceGhostC2C> G14 needs help on making a bootable SDCard, does anyone know if this method will workd
[17:47] <jj_> anyone know how to make a custom slide show like in ubuntus wallpaper list of the solar system?
[17:47] <blck> Ilutz: I didn't know, bash is a cryptic thing for me :)
[17:47] <BUBUNTU> mMezquitale meanwhile im trying to install the pluggin in firefox again
[17:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> !anyone
[17:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> !anyone | jj_
[17:47] <uberspaced> G14: like I said.  use fdisk to toggle the sd card as bootable, then install grub on it.
[17:48] <Scunizi> jj_: I saw a program to do just that on www.getdeb.net I think it was called Smiles
[17:48] <asimismo> mMezquitale: it's not so much the pace or the volume of tail, I'd like something where I can load files using a dialog, possibly with tabs. I use BearTail on Windows. It's just ok, but I haven't found anything comparable on Linux.
[17:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> uberspaced: That;s all?
[17:48] <MasterofPuppets> ubottu: I wuv you :)
[17:48] <jj_> Scunizi not that actually
[17:48] <om26er> G14: during ubuntu setup select the SD card as you /root and it will boot
[17:48] <ctmjr> G14: you can put a bootable iso on an sd card but your bios will not boot from it
[17:48] <jj_> Scunizi i mean in ubuntu look in backgrounds you see that slide show
[17:48] <jj_> Scunzi if you want to make your own to place in there to do the same how is that possible
[17:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> MasterofPuppets, lawl...
[17:48] <llutz> blck: something like: smartctl -A /dev/sda | awk '/Load_Cycle_Count|193/ { print $4 }'  /.conky/hdd_spin.txt;
[17:49] <MasterofPuppets> SpaceGhostC2C: All I want is him to acknowledge my existence...
[17:49] <Scunizi> jj_: nope.. running an earlier version of ubuntu.. I don't know that feature..
[17:49] <acicula> parolang: do you get any error messages , can you post the output from ifconfig(in a console?)
[17:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> MasterofPuppets, I thought it was hilarious
[17:49] <MasterofPuppets> SpaceGhostC2C: :P
[17:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> !hi | MasterofPuppets
[17:49]  * om26er thinks live cd will boot from the sd card if the sd card is in a usb memory card reader
[17:49] <jj_> Scunizi oh i see, well there is a wallpaper changer in 9.10 in the gnome backgrounds its pretty neat i wanted to know how they did that so i could make my own sets
[17:50] <blck> Ilutz: Looks shorter, but now I get it anyway :P But thanks too
[17:50] <Whitor> Hi.  I'm running 9.04 and recently I've been having an annoying issue... when my laptop goes to low power mode (after not touching the kayboard or mouse for a few minutes... the display goes dim (I beleive this is intentional to conserve power) However, when I bring it out of this mode... (by moving the mouse or touching the kayboard) the display only comes back to 2/3 brightness ... I have to manually bring it back to full brightness eve
[17:50] <Whitor> ry time... this occurs often. and this occurs with power plugged in
[17:50] <mMezquitale> BUBUNTU, try asking the same question later, maybe someone with more experience will be logged in at that time, a lot of people have had issues like the one youre describing, ive never personally seen anything like that, be patient and ask again later, someone that has an answer will eventually log in
[17:50] <llutz> blck: take it maybe as a tipp for future scripts, awk is mighty :)
[17:50] <Scunizi> jj_: most likely it's someplace in System > Preferences >
[17:50] <SpaceGhostC2C> BUBUNTU, what is your question?
[17:50] <parolang> acicula: No error messages.  Hold on for the command.
[17:51] <acicula> parolang: pastebin ;)
[17:51] <MasterofPuppets> SpaceGhostC2C: Thanks! I just lurk and see if there are menial problems I can help with :)
[17:51] <ryan-c> anacron has stopped running jobs on my 8.04 LTS system.  I tried reinstalling it, but that didn't fix the problem.  Anyone know how to troubleshoot this?
[17:51] <blck> Ilutz: There are many thinks in Linux who are mighty. Hard to know it. But I'll tkae it like the apple of my eye
[17:51] <jj_> Scunizi well i guessed it may be several images tar'd together or something thats how they have it setup now but im not so sure...
[17:51] <mbeierl> mMezquitale: I'm familiar with NX, which again is like terminal services.  What I was looking for was: In Windows a user can generate a "remote assistance request".  This is an XML file which contains RDP information which allows the recipient to attach to that user's Windows desktop and remotely control it.  VNC does the exact same thing for Windows, but if I'm trying to help someone who does not have VNC installed and does not know how, Microsoft has thi
[17:51] <pol-ar> hey. I've made some advances but still having trouble
[17:51] <mbeierl> mMezquitale: thanks for responding though!
[17:51] <Scunizi> jj_: are they "gif" files?
[17:52] <Cyber_Akuma> how would you cleanup old kernels from your boot partition?
[17:52] <pol-ar> anybody know what this is: I/O warning : failed to load external entity "/home/pablo/.tvtime/tvtime.xml"
[17:52] <Peter1> Why doesn't this script work? gksudo openvt -f -- `X :2 & '/home/peter/Programmering/Qt/asdf/asdf' -display :2`;
[17:52] <om26er> Cyber_Akuma: purge them
[17:52] <jj_> Scunizi no its like windows 7 it shows 1 wallpaper but it changes after certain times they are def not gif's
[17:52] <Cyber_Akuma> How?
[17:52] <Scunizi> Cyber_Akuma: open synaptic package manager and search for them.. tag them to uninstall  and apply
[17:52] <craig_> hello, ive installed ubuntu onto a usb stick. but i cant get that usb to boot on another machine other than the machine i had the usb plugged into when i installed ubuntu. have i misunderstood something?
[17:52] <parolang> acicula: Well, I'm chatting from another computer since the system in question doesn't have internet.  Not sure how to go about this other than retyping the output.
[17:53] <dAlfa89_> !usb | craig_
[17:53] <om26er> Cyber_Akuma: linux-image-2.6.tab tab and see what you want to purge
[17:53] <om26er> Cyber_Akuma: be carefull
[17:53] <Cyber_Akuma> just delete them?
[17:53] <Cyber_Akuma> I was told NOT to do that
[17:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> Cyber_Akuma, you want to delete every kernel but the one you're using.
[17:53] <Cyber_Akuma> I know that
[17:53] <SpaceGhostC2C> Cyber_Akuma, I keep one previous just in case of breakage
[17:53] <Scunizi> Cyber_Akuma: uninstall them.. leave the latest and maybe the one just prior.. you can tell by the numbering.
[17:53] <Cyber_Akuma> I was still told not to delete old kernels
[17:54] <Cyber_Akuma> ok
[17:54] <SpaceGhostC2C> Cyber_Akuma, well if you don't want to, you don't have to.
[17:54] <Cyber_Akuma> I knida do have to actually
[17:54] <Scunizi> Cyber_Akuma: they just take up space if you're not useing them.
[17:54] <Cyber_Akuma> the boot partition will only be 200 megs
[17:54] <Slart> Cyber_Akuma: you normally juse need the one you're running and the one that was before that
[17:54] <Cyber_Akuma> I need to keep it clean
[17:54] <rafiq> error:screen isn't composited.plese run compiz(fusion) or another compoisting manager...i want to AWN see some taskbar pl help me
[17:54] <Cyber_Akuma> 200 or less
[17:54] <BUBUNTU> SpaceGhostC2C firefox Crashes when i try to maximize the running video. someone suggested to replace the adobe flash plugin provided in ubuntu 9.10 with the official one
[17:54] <Scunizi> Cyber_Akuma: you can also sudo apt-get autoclean to free some space
[17:54] <om26er> Cyber_Akuma: but still more than 7 kernel can be installed on that much space
[17:54] <Slart> Cyber_Akuma: and if your computer is working nicely there's no real need to keep the older one neither
[17:54] <acicula> parolang: got an usb stick? just copy paste the output to a file and copy iut that way?
[17:55] <acicula> parolang: does it show eth0 or eth1 ?
[17:55] <Cyber_Akuma> I can't install the boot files on the same partition because of old motherboard limits
[17:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> BUBUNTU, the flash with fullscreen issue is ongoing. Let me link you the bug.
[17:55] <ctmjr> pol-ar: tvtime cannot find the .xml file it needs to load
[17:55] <rafiq>  error:screen isn't composited.plese run compiz(fusion) or another compoisting manager...i want to see AWN taskbar pl help me
[17:55] <Cyber_Akuma> grub2 failes to find my linux partition because its past the 136gb limit and my motherboard dosent support lba48
[17:55] <Cyber_Akuma> I amhoping a seperate boot partition will fix that problem
[17:55] <pol-ar> ctmjr, do I have to 'install' that file myself?
[17:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> How would I fdisk a SDCard to bootable in windows? It's for a bootable ubuntu
[17:55] <pol-ar> ctmjr, shouldn't it have come with tvtime's installation?
[17:56] <parolang> acicula: Yeah, I'll copy it over on a flashdrive.  Hold on. (And thanks.)
[17:56] <pol-ar> ctmjr, what do you suggest I do now?
[17:56] <dAlfa89_> Please don't say the floodbots are still going funky
[17:56] <BUBUNTU> SpaceGhostC2C should i provide u some details?
[17:56] <acicula> parolang: if you have a laptop try connecting it to the network connection to make sure its physically fine , im guessing you are using dhcp normally to get an ip?
[17:56] <SpaceGhostC2C> BUBUNTU, that would be incredibly helpful.
[17:56] <LjL> dAlfa89_: they never really have. they've been doing their job against attackers.
[17:57] <ctmjr> pol-ar: yes it should have created a default file look in the .tvtime dir and see if it is in there
[17:57] <mMezquitale> mbeierl, you could probably just cheat and install virtualbox and then use net meeting to login to the windows machine, that is what I would do anyway, I thought you could remote control a computer using Terminal Server Client, except off course the user at the other end has to accept the connection?
[17:57] <dAlfa89_> LjL: So people are still trying to do their thing? I thought that was over yesterday..
[17:57] <LjL> dAlfa89_: no, it happened a number of times today too.
[17:57] <Promit> ok, so i have ubuntu installed in VMWare under a Win7 host, and i can access its httpd and CUPS stuff -- but i can't figure out how to set it up as a samba server and see shared folders
[17:58] <Unruly-1> BUBUNTU, you can try installing Epiphany Web browser on your Ubuntu and see if the flash content works without crashing, thats the browser I use more often when going to Flash-driven content on websites and it seem to work better than Firefox
[17:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> BUBUNTU, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/flashplugin-nonfree/+bug/333127
[17:58] <Promit> i also can't figure out how to give it a resolvable hostname
[17:58] <Glowball> Hi
[17:58] <pol-ar> ctmjr, the file is there. is this a permissions issue?
[17:58] <dAlfa89_> LjL: I see, looks like we might be riding the floodbot floods again, perhaps
[17:58] <Glowball> I know Kubuntu has got a widget to check your pc's temperature, but how can I do it inside GNOME?
[17:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> Glowball, there are lots of ways to accomplish this, do you want a widget?
[17:58] <cptblood> i need to make a livecd out of my system, with all applications intact, which is the easiest and most reliable software for this? running karmic
[17:59] <parolang> acicula: http://pastebin.com/d44f25ff0
[18:00] <ctmjr> pol-ar: might be run it as root for a minute and see if it loads sudo tvtime  then close it if it runs without errors
[18:00] <parrothead> i just  got a new laptop and installed jaunty and the koala. is there some kind of "checklist" that i need to go over? like java and quicktime and all that other stuff?
[18:00] <acicula> parolang: you have an ip there, did you manually set it, can you ping 192.168.1.1 ?
[18:00] <Glowball> SpaceGhostC2C: Doesn't really matter.. I liked the widgets in KDE because of the plasma screen, I can just click to make them appear, and click again to remove it. But there is no plasma screen in GNOME as far as I know, right?
[18:01] <parolang> acicula: No I didn't manually set it and the ping works fine.
[18:01] <SpaceGhostC2C> Glowball, I don't know about that. You can use conky. Or screenlets.
[18:02] <pol-ar> ctmjr GREAT, you did it.
[18:02] <acicula> try nslookup www.ubuntu.org
[18:02] <pol-ar> I don't get that error anymore
[18:02] <sansui> can anyone help im having trouble connecting to irc.icq on Xchat
[18:02] <pol-ar> but I do get others..
[18:02] <Glowball> SpaceGhostC2C: There's to terminal command to just check your sensors, without installing anything?
[18:02] <t0rc> Glowball, or the universal applets
[18:02] <Glowball> SpaceGhostC2C: I'm on smalband with 4GB download a month.. :$
[18:02] <Scunizi> sansui: shouldn't it be something like irc.icq.<something> ??
[18:03] <SpaceGhostC2C> Glowball, if you want something to just check there is lmsensors
[18:03] <sansui> idk im just copying the link from Chanserv on ICQ's flash app
[18:03] <mmalleis> so I am trying to use recode to fix a perl script that has funny endings. It wants to know from what format to what format. What should these be?
[18:03] <Peter1> How can i start this script with gksudo? (I want a password windows to come up, and with those privelegies execute this command) openvt -f -- `X :2 & '/home/peter/Programmering/Qt/asdf/asdf' -display :2`;
[18:03] <mengu> hi i installed apache-tomcat6 via package manager but how i can find it where it set the tomcat directories
[18:03] <DuckGod> hey is there a room for karmic?
[18:03] <pol-ar> http://paste.ubuntu.com/327865/
[18:03] <acicula> parolang: try nslookup www.ubuntu.org
[18:03] <pol-ar> clmjr, see that
[18:04] <parrothead1> i just  got a new laptop and installed jaunty and then koala. is there some kind of "checklist" that i need to go over? like java and quicktime and all that other stuff?
[18:04] <mMezquitale> DuckGod, this is the correct room for karmic support
[18:04] <llutz> mMezquitale: recode ibmpc:latin1
[18:04] <Scunizi> mengu: normal apache is at /var/www .. not sure about tomcat but it might be in the same place or close by
[18:04] <bigmack83_> anyone familiar with a good way to join sequential mpg files? i tried using mpgjoin and worked once but keeps getting segmentation faults
[18:04] <Scunizi> mengu: also /etc/apache2
[18:04] <sansui> oh thnx got it
[18:04] <SpaceGhostC2C> Glowball, you can install lm-sensors
[18:04] <ctmjr> pol-ar: what are the other errors
[18:04] <mMezquitale> llutz, are you referring to a question that I asked yesterday? LoL
[18:04] <parolang> acicula: connection timed out, no servers could be reached
[18:04] <Glowball> SpaceGhostC2C: I'm already in Synaptic ;)
[18:05] <pol-ar> ctmjr, here are the errors: http://paste.ubuntu.com/327865/
[18:05] <DuckGod> ok well i jus installed it an my internet connection icon dissapeared where do i go to reinstall it
[18:05] <acicula> parolang: cat /etc/resolv.conf
[18:05] <acicula> paste the output somewhere?
[18:05] <cptblood> i need to make a livecd out of my system, with all applications intact, which is the easiest and most reliable software for this? running karmic
[18:05] <llutz> mMezquitale: nope, to a person who just left ;)
[18:06] <djustice> cptblood: remastersys. good luck.
[18:06] <Scunizi> cptblood:  not sure which application.. but you're probably going to need a live DVD.. if you've added a bunch of programs etc.. the original live cd is packed.
[18:06] <parolang> acicula: It's small: domain commspeed.net / search commspeed.net / nameserver 169.254.1.1  (on different lines)
[18:06] <cptblood> yeah, it didnt work, wouldnt boot up after making the cd
[18:06] <cptblood> yeah, livedvd is fine
[18:06] <Glowball> SpaceGhostC2C: less than 200kB, even my download limit of 4GB can handle that. Thanks :)
[18:06] <parolang> acicula: We don't use commspeed anymore though.  Should I change it to my new ISP?
[18:06] <mMezquitale> llutz, LoL  so the message was for that person ok the same thing happens to me every now and then
[18:07] <acicula> parolang: yep
[18:07] <djustice> cptblood: mhm. then you'll have to read the LiveCDCustomization wiki page. and run the actual commands.
[18:07] <SpaceGhostC2C> Glowball, Anytime mate.
[18:07] <acicula> parolang: you can set that through network settings though
[18:07] <cptblood> bleh, simple gui wont help djustice?
[18:07] <Pigflu> Can someone help me fix my ubuntu? (im really a n00b)
[18:07] <Pigflu> I only get a black screen when i boot
[18:07] <acicula> right click the network icon and choose edit connections etc
[18:07] <djustice> cptblood: if it wouldnt boot, there was a good reason. i bet. ;) remastersys is the only gui app for it i know of. maybe there was another... idk
[18:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> Pigflu, Thank goodness if you got those weird black screens when you had your computer off then something serious could be happening :p
[18:08] <cptblood> djustice: well, no errors were output when doing the iso, so i dont know what's wrong with it
[18:08] <t0rc> is there a way to make gnome-shell your default ?
[18:08] <SpaceGhostC2C> t0rc, yes.
[18:09] <Peter1> How can i start this script with gksudo? (I want a password windows to come up, and with those privelegies execute this command) openvt -f -- `X :2 & '/home/peter/Programmering/Qt/asdf/asdf' -display :2`;
[18:09] <parolang> acicula: Do you know where the field is to change in the network settings?  I'm not fnding it.
[18:09] <SpaceGhostC2C> t0rc, by selecting it at login. if it asks you if you want to use it as the default you know the answer. If it doesn't then it should be already set.
[18:09] <djustice> cptblood: that's why the terminal is useful. you see more output. so you figure out what went astray. im making a livecd myself atm. ;)
[18:09] <ctmjr> pol-ar: you need to configure it but first you need to make sure you do not have to be root to run it do ls -la ~/.tvtime
[18:09] <mengu_> Scunizi: i've found it
[18:10] <t0rc> SpaceGhostC2C, is it a good idea however? the repo version seems pretty stable...although I still question their use of JavaScript.
[18:10] <mengu_> /usr/share/tomcat6
[18:10] <cptblood> good, then hopefully you could aid me :) dont have the target machine myself here now, but i'd be pleased to hear your outcome djustice
[18:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> t0rc, what exactly are you talking about? The Gnome Display manager?
[18:10] <acicula> parolang: under network connections, the wired connection
[18:10] <SpaceGhostC2C> t0rc, Gnome is stable.
[18:10] <trism> !info gnome-shell | SpaceGhostC2C
[18:11] <pol-ar> ctmjr, here is the 'ls' result: http://paste.ubuntu.com/327879/
[18:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> trism: thank you.
[18:11] <SpaceGhostC2C> t0rc, I have no idea. Sorry about that
[18:11] <DuckGod> my screen goes black when im typing in this chat and i have to highlight the screen to read stuff    why?
[18:11] <t0rc> SpaceGhostC2C, Gnome-shell :P
[18:11] <t0rc> SpaceGhostC2C, i.e., GNOME 3
[18:11] <parolang> acicula: It only has fields for MAC address and MTU.  No domain or search fields.
[18:11] <t0rc> SpaceGhostC2C, no worries; thanks though
[18:12] <SpaceGhostC2C> t0rc, I'll look into it
[18:13] <keylocker> im getting trouble with ubuntu documentation
[18:13] <keylocker> in 9.10 server guide - security chapter
[18:14] <ctmjr> pol-ar: ok that is fine now you need to set your norm do you know what it is it should be PAL NTSC or something like that
[18:14] <keylocker> the procedures described is for grub0.97, and non for new grub that comes with ubuntu server 9.10
[18:14] <keylocker> someone know where can i find updated information about ubuntu server?
[18:14] <pol-ar> PAL-N works much ok in win
[18:14] <cptblood> djustice: i just come across an article, http://shibuvarkala.blogspot.com/2009/11/remaster-ubuntu-910-karmic-koala-with.html, which might explain why it didnt work for me earlier
[18:15] <pol-ar> (yes, I'm tryin to switch to ubuntu, btw)
[18:16] <BUBUNTU> SpaceGhostC2C i registered in launchpad...should i post something in there?
[18:16] <JoeSomebody> have to ask you about an ms thing...
[18:16] <JoeSomebody> tell me, who has more money to make software work perfect than microsoft? i have to admit, i expect more from them than other companies, and now they remove stuff and raise prices? WHAT A JOKE = I am 2 days trying to make xp laptop talk to win7 home premium. had to pull the win7 drive , put it in a xp desktop
[18:16] <JoeSomebody> unreal! its easier to talk to linux boxes, i thought you should know :)
[18:16] <cptblood> if i want to change the bootmenu/grub items in Karmic Koala, which file do i need to edit?
[18:17] <ctmjr> pol-ar: ok run tvtime --norm=PAL-N
[18:17] <pol-ar> ctmjr you are great. 10x!!
[18:17] <rafiq_> anyone know how to get back to default taskbar from AWN.?
[18:18] <genii> !grub2 | cptblood
[18:18] <cptblood> thx genii
[18:18] <pol-ar> ctmjr, nothing new happened. still says 'driver refuses to set norm'....
[18:18] <genii> cptblood: Mostly /etc/default/grub is what you'd want
[18:18] <cptblood> ok, thx again
[18:18] <azi_> hm.. i would like do disable X and only be able to log into the machine in text mode... I've tried removing gdm from the rc services but GDM still starts.. how can I disable X so that it doesn's start at boot time?
[18:18] <pol-ar> shouldn't I change something in that .xml file?
[18:18] <parrothead1> how can i update flash from terminal?
[18:19] <JoeSomebody> OH maybe i should have mentioend that windows 7 home premuim has been crippled so much i find it unusable
[18:19] <llutz> azi_: sudo update-rc.d -f remove gdm
[18:19] <emachnic_> parrothead1 are you just trying to update or do you want the lates version from Adobe
[18:19] <cptblood> with grub, is it possible to launch an autostarting program in ubuntu, say if i want xbmc to autostart for one grub item, and ubuntu to start normally for another item?
[18:19] <azi_> llutz: this is what I did
[18:20] <subito> hi, how can i launch a program on startup?
[18:20] <rafiq_> anyone know how to get back to default taskbar from AWN.?
[18:20] <DuckGod> where do i go to add the internet connection icon in my top panel bar?and why is it making my chat screen go black when i start typing>it makes me highlight the screen to read whats goin on
[18:20] <parrothead1> emachnic_ i just installed jaunty and then koala. so i need EVERYTHING
[18:20] <emachnic_> rafiq_ do you just need to re enable the gnome panel?
[18:21] <dAlfa89_> parrothead1: ubuntu-restricted-extras ?
[18:21] <emachnic_> parrothead1 easies is sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[18:21] <ctmjr> pol-ar: when you run tvtime --norm=PAL-N it writes it to the .xml file try sudo tvtime --norm=PAL_N
[18:22]  * pfred2 is on the ubuntu CD
[18:22] <parrothead1> does koala come with flash?
[18:22] <pol-ar> I tried sudo too..
[18:22] <Slart> parrothead1: nope.. but you can install it
[18:22] <pol-ar> still it refuses...
[18:22] <pol-ar> why doesn't it just give up..heh
[18:22] <parrothead1> i tried to install. says its already tyhere
[18:22] <pol-ar> jk.
[18:22] <emachnic_> parrothead1 no but make sure you have extra repos enabled just to be sure
[18:22] <pfred2> yeah how come cd doesn't work with sudo?
[18:23] <pol-ar> should I reconfigure the driver?
[18:23] <parrothead1> what are the must do's on a fresh install?
[18:23] <Slart> pfred2: because "cd" isn't a command
[18:23] <Slart> pfred2: it's just an internal bash thing
[18:23] <pfred2> start yeah right its a shell OK
[18:24] <pfred2> sure makes accessing data on my slave HDD a poain
[18:24] <pfred2> pain even
[18:24] <Slart> pfred2: sudo -i ?
[18:24] <pfred2> let me try it
[18:24] <rafiq_> emachnic:yes please let me know how
[18:25] <ctmjr> pol-ar: when you installed tvtime did it ask you any questions like what country your in and things along that line?
[18:25] <parrothead1> what do i need to run a gzip file?
[18:25] <Slart> parrothead1: you usually don't run gzip files.. you can unpack it using gunzip though
[18:25] <llutz> gunzip it parrothead1
[18:25] <Slart> parrothead1: or use file roller for that gui experience
[18:25] <pol-ar> no
[18:26] <parrothead1> im just trying to install flash...
[18:26] <gatto_> what is this expression: to be bother
[18:26] <gatto_> ?
[18:26] <The_Journey> I need help, there is no sound when I try to play youtube videos but my music files are playing perfectly with sound
[18:26] <Slart> gatto_: ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:26] <pol-ar> ctmjr, there's an option in the config menu where you can choose the signal standard for your country
[18:26] <pol-ar> but my country isn't listed there, so I left it at 'customize'
[18:26] <ctmjr> pol-ar: ok then it is the driver and not tvtime any output of ls
[18:26] <mohan_> hi.. i have a sim card reader.. how to use it in ubuntu?
[18:26] <pfred2> running off the CD works so well I may not even install an OS!
[18:26] <pol-ar> ls?
[18:27] <pol-ar> ls where?
[18:27] <ctmjr> pol-ar: sorry hit enter to fast ls /dev/video*
[18:27] <Slart> mohan_: those usually just work without any configuration
[18:27] <parrothead1> wtf i cant install flash. says its already installed and it's not
[18:28] <xrdodrx> pfred2: You should
[18:28] <emachnic_> parrothead you can download from Adobe and follow instructions there
[18:28] <pfred2> xrdodrx, yeah this IRC client is for the birds!
[18:28] <mohan_> Slart: ubuntu shows it as USB SD/MMC Reader.. i have inserted the sim
[18:28] <pol-ar> ok.
[18:29] <gatto_> connect #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:29] <mohan_> Slart: how to use it pls?
[18:29] <Slart> mohan_: not sure if a sim card uses a normal file system or something special
[18:29] <gatto_> join #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:29] <pol-ar> ctmjr, this is the output: /dev/video0
[18:29] <pol-ar> just that.
[18:29] <xrdodrx> gatto_: Try placing a / before join
[18:30] <Slart> mohan_: oh.. sorry.. I thought you said SD card reader.. sim cards might be a bit different
[18:30] <llutz> mohan_: use an app like monosim or similar to access
[18:30] <xrdodrx> !info monosim | mohan_
[18:30] <pfred2>  /nick pfred1
[18:30] <pfred2> ack
[18:30] <mohan_> llutz: i tried it.. it shows "No PCSC smartcard reader founded on pc" error
[18:31] <parrothead1> im having issues installing flash... any help?
[18:31] <ctmjr> pol-ar: ok that is good
[18:31] <xrdodrx> !flash | parrothead1
[18:31] <llutz> mohan_: how did you insert a sim into sd-card-reader?
[18:32] <xrdodrx> parrothead1: Try that
[18:32] <LjL> what?
[18:32] <llutz> mohan_: sd/mmc and sim are totally different
[18:32] <llutz> mohan_: you'll need a smartcard-reader
[18:32] <pfred1> this IRC client drops messages? it is gnome xchat
[18:33] <parrothead1> keeps saying flash is installed and its not
[18:33] <PigFlu> i got a pm from dj-something
[18:33] <mohan_> llutz: i have a Sim+card reader/writer product..
[18:33] <xrdodrx> parrothead1: What keeps saying thatm
[18:33] <r00to3> i have some left out taco bell from last night, is this safe to eat?
[18:33] <parrothead1> terminal
[18:33] <Slart> !ot | r00to3
[18:33] <acicula> mohan_: what are you trying to do and what brand sc reader?
[18:34] <dAlfa89_> r00to3: Taco Bell isn't safe to eat.
[18:34] <PigFlu> Can someone help me please? (im relly a noob)
[18:34] <PigFlu> I am only seeing a black screen when i boot
[18:34] <Slart> PigFlu: can you describe your problem?
[18:34] <Slart> PigFlu: what kind of hardware are you using?
[18:34] <PigFlu> i have now booted into recovery mode
[18:34] <xrdodrx> !anybody | PigFlu
[18:34] <mohan_> acicula: its from Super Top company.. Its multi card reader..
[18:34] <PigFlu> i have an ATI card
[18:35] <pfred1> is ubottu a bot?
[18:35] <Slart> PigFlu: ok... it used to work but stopped working yesterday or today?
[18:35] <xrdodrx> pfred1: Yes
[18:35] <Slart> pfred1: yes
[18:35] <Slart> !bot
[18:35] <McLovin> Whats the differences between the livecd and the livedvd?
[18:35] <llutz> mohan_: whats the usb-id of that reader?
[18:35] <pol-ar> ok, ctmjr, so what's next is configuring the driver, right? I mean, the v4l driver.
[18:35] <Slart> McLovin: the livedvd has more packages
[18:35] <pfred1> xrdodrx, I've seen ppl on IRC with less personality so I had to ask
[18:35] <mohan_> llutz: how to know ?
[18:35] <kovacevic_> a
[18:35] <kovacevic_> a
[18:35] <kovacevic_> a
[18:35] <kovacevic_> a
[18:35] <llutz> mohan_: lsusb
[18:35] <FloodBot4> kovacevic_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:35] <McLovin> Slart: thanks
[18:35] <acicula> mohan_: last time i just installed the library and pcscs middleware and it worked, i think
[18:35] <xrdodrx> pfred1: It draws on a database of facts to answer common questions :)
[18:36] <acicula> apt-cache search pcsc
[18:36] <PigFlu> slart: it used to work, like a year ago. then i did something to an x-server, and it stopped working, and i just gave up
[18:36] <mohan_> llutz: Bus 002 Device 006: ID 14cd:6700 Super Top
[18:36] <PigFlu> now i want to try fix it
[18:36]  * pfred1 wants his BitchX IRC client
[18:36] <mohan_> acicula: really? which company card is it?
[18:36] <Slart> PigFlu: I would try downloading the latest ubuntu live cd and see if that works
[18:36] <McLovin> Slart: are the extra packages worth the download? im gonna give the lucid dvd a go today
[18:36] <mohan_> acicula: i mean card reader..
[18:37] <PigFlu> slart: i dont have any cd's handy.. id love to fix this if possible
[18:37] <ctmjr> pol-ar: what kind of tv card do you have  and did you install any firmware for it if needed?
[18:37] <Slart> McLovin: depends on your internet connection.. it's nice when they have just released a new version and everyone is hammering the servers.. but apart from that I would say no.. get the regular cd
[18:37] <ubuntu> sorry for spam, but i only tested connection
[18:37] <pfred1> I did a disk integrity test and it came back one error in one file though I did md5sum the iso before I burnt it how safe is it to try to install off this CD you think?
[18:37] <McLovin> Slart: ok thaanks
[18:37] <ubuntu> and i see if works:)
[18:38] <pfred1> I mean it seems to work to me
[18:38] <Slart> PigFlu: I don't remember all the tricks for the older versions.. sorry
[18:38] <acicula> mohan_: towitoko i think
[18:38] <McLovin> Slart: I wonder if anyone has been trying the 10.04 lucid yet?
[18:39] <pfred1> I'm running 9.10
[18:39] <mohan_> acicula: how did you do it man.. i have installed mono software.. it doesn't detect it :(
[18:39] <Slart> McLovin: I'm pretty sure someone has.. you can try asking in #ubuntu+1 .. that's the official channel for it
[18:39] <acicula> mono ?
[18:39] <acicula> i installed pcsc-lite and libtowitoko i think
[18:39] <mohan_> acicula: monosim
[18:39] <McLovin> Slart: I did not know that haha
[18:39] <pol-ar> ctmjr, I have an Encore ENLTV-FM with the SAA7130 chipset
[18:39] <pol-ar> I did not install any firmware.
[18:39] <acicula> mohan_: that stuff was for smartcards
[18:39] <Slart> pfred1: I would burn a new cd.. it's hard to find errors that pop up later because some package is corrupt.. all kinds of weird things can happen
[18:40] <talat> hi i create a web site like stackoverflow for ubuntu and linux http://www.ubuntu-tr.net
[18:40] <parrothead1> so i open terminal and type.... sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer. and it says flashplugin-installer is already the newest version.
[18:40] <parrothead1> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required
[18:40] <pol-ar> ctmjr, I didn't install any firmware, and I don't know if I have to.
[18:40] <acicula> dunno about sims, even though they are pretty much the same
[18:40] <mohan_> acicula: is pcsc-lite in repository?
[18:40] <acicula> yeh
[18:40] <pq_> hi someone can help me making JeOSVMBuilder work?
[18:41] <parrothead1> heh nope i have not. hahaha
[18:41] <acicula> mohan_: apt-cache search pcsc, try the pcsc stuff and get the proper driver for your reader
[18:41] <pfred1> Slart yeah it is a bit late for that I'm afraid.
[18:41] <cba123> Would an AMD X3 be "Intel compatible" as it says on the second part of this page for the bootable cdrom? http://seagate.custkb.com/seagate/crm/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=207957
[18:41] <Slart> pfred1: hehe.. well.. then I guess we'll know if it works..
[18:41] <lobonegro_rlopez> is this the place to talk about hardware suggestions, recommendations, or is there a different channel?
[18:42] <pfred1> Slart so far I got no complaints i dropped the CD in and here I am!
[18:42] <mohan_> acicula: thanx man.. i will try..
[18:42] <Slart> lobonegro_rlopez: try #hardware... or ##hardware
[18:42] <SwedeMike> cba123: don't see why it wouldn't.
[18:42] <mohan_> acicula: how to know which supports my device..
[18:42] <lobonegro_rlopez> does that include Computer Manufacturers?
[18:43] <Slart> cba123: I would be very surprised if an AMD processor isn't intel compatible enough to reflash a hard drive
[18:43] <parrothead1> sweet. my dumbass didnt restart mozzila. works fine
[18:43] <dimkot> Good evening))) ubuntu 9.10, when the user is lost there is a small menu where you select a session-Gnome and Gnome in safe mode and command line. So, now I go all the time with the command line ... Who knows, as a dwarf return ((((Google did not say anything, and if that is not much beating, I have been through translator)))
[18:43] <mohan_> acicula: shall i install all the driver?
[18:43] <Slart> lobonegro_rlopez: I don't really know.. you would have to ask the people in that channel
[18:43] <lobonegro_rlopez> Slart:thanks
[18:44] <acicula> mohan_: dunno, look on the box, check what hardware it has and use google to search for the right driver?
[18:44] <cba123> SwedeMike, Slart, Thanks, haven't reflashed a drive before, just wanted to check.  Backing up data as we speak, too bad it was on a RAID5, and I already put 1.5+tb of data on it, copying to a JBOD 1.5tb+500gb now, 24hours to copy each way according to my math.  Too bad 640k isn't enough...
[18:44] <cdamon> hello, does anyone know how i can get drivers for my graphics
[18:45] <pfred1> wow ubuntu does ide-scsi for all drives doesn't it?
[18:45] <mohan_> acicula: its the stupid china company.. something like supertop. they dont have any other information on their site.. :(
[18:45] <Slart> cba123: ouch..  that's a lot of data =/
[18:45] <emoisme> how to control my ubuntu server with another machine ?
[18:45] <pfred1> how badly does that hurt your disk performance i wonder?
[18:45] <iceroot> cdamon: aand we should guess what card you have?
[18:45] <iceroot> emoisme: ssh
[18:45] <emachnic_> parrothead1 you can also start flash in chromium by appending the command with --enable-plugins
[18:45] <Slart> emoisme: ssh is nice..
[18:45] <kostkon> !details | cdamon
[18:45] <emoisme> yeap but i cant ssh to my machine
[18:46] <emoisme> dont know why
[18:46] <cdamon> iceroot, i have a Mobile intel gl40 express chipset.  i need opengl drivers
[18:46] <iceroot> emoisme: then install openssh-server
[18:46] <owen1> my company started using vpn. what do i need to install/configure to connect to our network?
[18:46] <Crazyguy> owen1, you need to know little more than just "vpn"
[18:46] <owen1> Crazyguy: what questions should i ask our sysadmin?
[18:46] <pfred1> is it just because I'm running live CD that all my HDDs are mounted ide-scsi ?
[18:46] <linux_> Hi I have a really tough question. You know when you boot into Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic.   The Loading screen. How can I set what resolution the Loading Screen uses?
[18:47] <cba123> Slart, Not even done yet, that is partial, I have another 500gig or so to put back still.  Had to move everything off, then back after destroying it when I moved from an old server to a newer one because a drive kept dropping out, guess it was this same issue though, the one that the firmware upgrade claims to fix.
[18:47] <dimkot> Good evening))) ubunta 9.10, when the user is lost there is a small menu where you select a session-Gnome and Gnome in safe mode and command line. So, now I go all the time with the command line ... Who knows how gnome return ((((Google did not say anything, and if that is not much beating, I have been through translator)))
[18:48] <Crazyguy> owen1, what program are they using to connect to the vpn on other machines?
[18:48] <doleyb> dimkot: what is your language?
[18:48] <owen1> Crazyguy: ok. i'll ask in a minute. thanks
[18:48] <Crazyguy> owen1, that's a good place to start
[18:48] <bradpitt> dimkot : russki?
[18:48] <dimkot> my native Russian
[18:49] <iceroot> !ru | dimkot
[18:49] <emoisme> ubuntu use default port ?
[18:49] <linux_>  How can I set what resolution the boot Screen uses?
[18:49] <iceroot> emoisme: default for what?
[18:50] <dimkot> thanks
[18:50] <llutz> emoisme: have you checked ssh is up and running on remote-box?
[18:50] <syrius> !themes
[18:50] <iceroot> emoisme: is the openss-server installed on the server?
[18:50] <emoisme> iceroot:i use putty to ssh my machine then the port is 22 right ?
[18:50] <cdamon> hello, does anyone know how to get driver for graphicS?
[18:50] <iceroot> emoisme: yes
[18:50] <syrius> !themes linux_
[18:50] <do0ob> hi
[18:50] <cdamon> hello
[18:51] <llutz> emoisme: nmap -p 22 your.ip.here
[18:51] <syrius> !themes linux_
[18:51] <do0ob> does the 64bit version of google chrome support flash yet?
[18:51] <do0ob> i'm trying to ditch firefox, too buggy
[18:51] <syrius> !themes linux_
[18:51] <iceroot> !themes | syrius
[18:52] <bradpitt> cdamon : what video card?
[18:52] <mMezquitale> emoisme, are you trying to login locally on your lan or from outside the internet through a router on your local lan?  Most isp's block port 22 and you cannot login from the internet
[18:52] <owen1> Crazyguy: i asked one of the developers here that is connected from a mac os. he uses Firebox SSL from watchguard.com
[18:52] <mMezquitale> do0ob, what's so buggy about firefox? it's working fine on my machine
[18:52] <Hajex> Hi .. after upgrade my system to 9.04 , it becomes so slow .. how can I fix it?
[18:53] <python_root> How do i find my audio driver ?
[18:53] <iceroot> Hajex: look at top if there is something eaten your cpu
[18:53] <linux_>  How can I set what resolution the boot Screen uses?  How can I set what resolution the boot Screen uses?  How can I set what resolution the boot Screen uses?
[18:53] <cdamon> 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
[18:53] <cdamon> booklet says: Mobile intel GL40 express chipset
[18:53] <iceroot> linux_: stop repeating please
[18:53] <mMezquitale> !repeat > linux_
[18:53] <Hajex> iceroot : where ?
[18:53] <do0ob> mMezquitale: the opened files bug, could be a security issue too
[18:53] <bas_> hi guys
[18:53] <iceroot> Hajex: type top in a terminal
[18:53] <owen1> Crazyguy: i saw in the repositories something called gadmin-openvpn-client. do u think it should help?
[18:54] <python_root> How do i find what audio driver is installed in my system
[18:54] <bradpitt> linux_ : use startUp-manager it's in the repos.
[18:54] <karma_police> is there an easy ubuntu network setup page somewhere?
[18:54] <lobonegro_rlopez> Anyone here bought a Dell Netbook with Ubuntu installed?
[18:54] <mr_green> bjr a tous
[18:54] <jj_joey> anyone tell me command to turn services off such as http with update-rc.d
[18:54] <Crazyguy> owen1, there are some packages in the repositories which may do the job but I don't know anything about the Firebox vpn
[18:55] <owen1> Crazyguy: it's for mac os. i am the first linux guy trying to connect.
[18:55] <Ignatius> gah... why did I have to hilight the name Owen in irssi -_-
[18:55] <bas_> because it is your real name?
[18:55] <owen1> Crazyguy: i think we use openvpn on the server. is it helping?
[18:55] <pfred1> does Ubuntu do rdate?
[18:55] <Crazyguy> owen1, you could try the openvpn package for network-manager, I'll check the package name
[18:56] <owen1> Crazyguy: awesome. thanks
[18:56] <karma_police> i have an acer netbook with ubuntu on it.. i had the netbook remix. took it off and installed desktop version tho
[18:56] <Crazyguy> owen1, network-manager-openvpn
[18:56] <enduser000> does anyone know why my friends' and my dell xps m1330 computers with ubuntu 9.10 and nvidia cards flicker at a console login screens when they boot up? we both have 185+ drivers
[18:56] <jj_joey> anyone tell me how to turn services off at line command ?
[18:56] <lobonegro_rlopez> karma_police: was the NBR not worth it?
[18:56] <owen1> Crazyguy: i'll try it. thanks
[18:56] <python_root> !driver
[18:57] <Crazyguy> owen1, it adds openvpn-support to the network-manager which is the network connection utility near the clock
[18:57] <python_root> !audio
[18:57] <karma_police> nbr was ok.. i just like the full desktop veiw of the regular 9.10. they disabled that in the latest nbr
[18:58] <owen1> Crazyguy: i don't use gnome
[18:58] <karma_police> my netbook runs fine with the full desktop version.. i updated the ram tho
[18:58] <pol-ar> hey guys, how do I access the configuration of a driver
[18:58] <MrKeuner> my systems started getting freezes after karmic update? any clues?
[18:58] <do0ob> enduser000: i think thats related to console setup
[18:58] <owen1> Crazyguy: i use wicd-client to connect
[18:58] <karma_police> i still have issues with flash locking up firefox tho.. on my 64 bit system
[18:58] <lobonegro_rlopez> I;m buying a NetBk for my GF and I don't know whether to use NBR, the LTS that comes with it, or just the Standard KArmic
[18:58] <enduser000> do0ob: how so?
[18:58] <owen1> Crazyguy: do u think i can install the gnome network manager?
[18:59] <karma_police> what kind of netbook?
[18:59] <emoisme> how to set new ssh port for my ubuntu if 22 port is blocking ?
[18:59] <lobonegro_rlopez> karma_police: Dell mini 10v
[18:59] <Snausages> lobonegro_rlopez: the netbook remix has been great on my acer, very much like the way it handles
[19:00] <llutz> emoisme: man sshd_config
[19:00] <karma_police> is your gf familiar with ubuntu?
[19:00] <kekale> how's the nbr on eee901 btw?
[19:00] <cdamon> hello, does anyone know how i can get openGL on my graphics chipset
[19:00] <lobonegro_rlopez> Snausages: my GF isn't a power user or anything. She likes Ubuntu and she needs it for school
[19:00] <radioman-lt> ;}
[19:01] <kronix> cdamon, your chipset needs to support OpenGL if you want hardware support.
[19:01] <kronix> Oh. Um. You need drivers which enable OpenGL.
[19:01] <cdamon> how can i find out if my chipset supports opengl?
[19:01] <karma_police> the 9.10 desktop version works fine for me.. i have 1.5 ram.. thats the max for the acer aoa150
[19:01] <cdamon> yes, how do i get the drivers?
[19:01] <kronix> cdamon, just google "[chipset name] OpenGL".
[19:01] <karma_police> if you have less than 1 gb you may want to opt for the nbr
[19:01] <bradpitt> lobonegro_rlopez : i think UNR is excellent for netbook. optimized for small screen like mine.
[19:01] <kronix> Where do Linux people get drivers from?
[19:02] <do0ob> cdamon: glxinfo after installing the correct drivers
[19:02] <Snausages> karma_police: didn't realize that was a differnce...  I have the aod150 with 2gb
[19:02] <kronix> Oh.
[19:02] <kekale> karma_police, so it's mostly about memory? Also display, right? Gnome's panels get on the way a bit don't they?
[19:02] <do0ob> kronix: they're in the kernel, or come as a kernel module which you compile with the kernel headers
[19:02] <Hajex> iceroot : xlog takes 54 from cpu ?? what is that?
[19:03] <karma_police> i know the aoa will not boot with over 1.5 because of the chipset onboard memory
[19:03] <Qwindoo> Hi, I've just had nasty boot problems (targetting the nvidia driver) and now I've fixed them my Dell 1720's wlan card, a Broadcom BCM4312, is not recognized by Karmic anymore... Could someone tell me where to start? Thanks a lot
[19:03] <karma_police> aod may be different
[19:03] <iceroot> Hajex: you mean xorg?
[19:03] <Hajex> iceroot : yes
[19:03] <Crazyguy> owen1, hmm, I don't really know about that then
[19:03] <Snausages> karma_police: must be...  I have a single 2gb stick in there and that's what it's been booting with since day 1
[19:04] <iceroot> Hajex: its the x-server. its the gui of ubuntu
[19:04] <lobonegro_rlopez> yeah, just curious because Dell ships them with preinstalled software, I wondered if they were worth keeping
[19:04] <iceroot> Hajex: you have an intel-card on jaunty?
[19:04] <ecm> google chrome?!?!
[19:04] <ecm> is it worth getting
[19:04] <ecm> its linux based so it must be good!!
[19:04] <Snausages> Qwindoo: your wifi card worked in 9.1, or did it break coincidentally with your upgrade to 9.1?
[19:05] <llutz> ecm: it's google, so it must be evil :)
[19:05] <Hajex> iceroot : it gave me a notice before upgading that my video is not supported ( ATI)
[19:05] <karma_police> i only use my netbook to play around with and to keep gf busy... only thing i cant get to work is yoville.
[19:05] <iceroot> !ati | Hajex
[19:05] <iceroot> Hajex: have a look there
[19:05] <ecm> llutz:but its not micro soft so it cant be eviol
[19:06] <sebsebseb> hi
[19:06] <llutz> ecm: believe me, google is much more evil than ms ever was/is/will be </OT>
[19:06] <lobonegro_rlopez> Karma_Police: She has her music, facebook, myspace. And she'll need to type papers for class.
[19:06] <ecm> llutz: how is it evil, it cant be its linux???
[19:07] <dAlfa89_> llutz: That's disgusting, don't say such a thing  o:
[19:07] <karma_police> test
[19:07] <karma_police> #ubuntu
[19:07] <ecm> :iubuntu=ps3
[19:07] <ecm> +ubuntu-ps3-chat
[19:07] <ecm> =ubuntu-ps3
[19:07] <ecm> how doo i join ubuntu ps3??
[19:08] <DjAngo23> When i'm scrolling in Firefox , it is not going smoothly. Any idea ?
[19:08] <genii> ecm: /join #channel-name-here
[19:08] <dAlfa89_> ecm: You mean /join ?
[19:08] <Qwindoo> Snausages, nope it worked just fine 'till an hour ago or so
[19:09] <mrXX> how can I put a picture for a user in ubuntu?
[19:10] <mrXX> a picture for the user profile, how to do
[19:10] <pol-ar> where would that picture show or appear?
[19:10] <mrXX> during the login
[19:11] <emachnic_> mrXX go to System > Preferences > About Me and click on the picture icon
[19:11] <norbert> brauch nen dritten. know flemming or me
[19:12] <kharloss> hi . i want to  export in a  .txt  file all  files inside a folder. how can i do this ?
[19:12] <Qwindoo> How can I install generic drivers for my wlan card ? I've tried using "modprobe b43" for example but it doesn't seem to do anything
[19:12] <pol-ar> at the 'top' bar click on 'system', then on 'preferences' and then on about me.
[19:12] <pol-ar> if you double click on the 'now empty' picture you'll be able to choose another one
[19:12] <pol-ar> or define one yourself.
[19:12] <llutz> kharloss: cat dir/* >foo.txt
[19:12] <mrXX> emachnic_ tanks brother
[19:12] <mrXX> thanks pol-ar
[19:12] <emachnic_> np
[19:13] <sharpen047> does anyone know how to get the eq to work on amarok in karmic? kubuntu.
[19:13] <pol-ar> you're welcome.
[19:13] <cdamon> Hi, i think i found the driver i need on intel's website, however Ubuntu isnt one of the download options
[19:13] <cdamon> there are other linux distros, can i use of them?
[19:14] <dAlfa89_> cdamon: If there is a .deb, you might be able to use that
[19:14] <sharpen047> does anyone know how to get the eq to work on amarok in karmic?
[19:14] <genii> cdamon: There is a ppa for xorg newer drivers than what comes standard
[19:14] <cdamon> how do i get that
[19:15] <t0rc_> Are there suggestions for what flash drive to use for installing Ubuntu to a flash drive?
[19:15] <cdamon> genii: i did update manager, it still didnt work?
[19:15] <wut> i got "No root directory defined" as soon as ubuntu booted up for the installation. why?
[19:15] <genii> cdamon: See the ppx for xorg-edgers here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582
[19:15] <genii> *ppa not ppx
[19:16] <cdamon> ty, i will look now
[19:16] <emachnic_> wut you have to specify which directory to install as the root(/) directory
[19:16] <aeon-ltd> cdamon: what app do you want?
[19:17] <cdamon> I want to run the game smokin guns, gives me opengl error when i run propram
[19:17] <clearscreen> anyone know why my RT2500 wifi card does work with gnome NetworkManager but I can't manually connect it to my AP? I'm just using iwconfig wlan0 up && iwconfig wlan0 key -correct_key- && iwconfig wlan0 essid -correct_essid- && dhclient wlan0
[19:17] <aeon-ltd> cdamon: did you get it from the repos
[19:17] <wut> emachnic_: when and where do i do that?
[19:17] <clearscreen> ifconfig wlan0 up**
[19:18] <Peter1> Hello, why doesnt this script work? gksudo openvt -f -s -- `X :4 & '/home/peter/Programmering/Qt/asdf/asdf' -display :4`; (It works without gksudo when you just sudo the script)
[19:18] <cdamon> aeon-ltd: no i downloaded it from a website, then i apt-get libopenal1, created symlink, still wont work
[19:18] <cdamon> now i need the driver i believe
[19:18] <aeon-ltd> cdamon: was it in a 'tarball'?
[19:18] <cdamon> i do not know what that is?
[19:18] <Hajex> ubottu :  it's not working and give me this msg : sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh linux-restricted-modules-`uname -r`
[19:18] <aeon-ltd> cdamon: did it download as a tar.gz?
[19:19] <cdamon> i dl it as a .zip
[19:19] <borito> hola, soy nuevo en ubuntu, necesito saber como mejorar la apariencia de ubuntu
[19:19] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[19:19] <Pici> !es | borito
[19:19] <cdamon> then extractred it
[19:19] <Enissay> when copying a file from an external HDD to another, the copy speed starts at ~12MB/s and slows down to 1.5Mb/s... any idea how to fix it please?
[19:19] <aeon-ltd> cdamon: what files were inside?
[19:19] <Enissay> when copying a file from an external HDD to another, the copy speed starts at ~12MB/s and slows down to 1.5Mb/s... any idea how to fix it please?
[19:20] <Hajex> ubottu :  it's not working and give me this msg : linux-restricted-modules-2.6.28-11-generic is not installed
[19:20] <tobiasz> still cannot join #ubuntu from Opera IRC Client
[19:20] <tobiasz> something about dcc, it happened yesterday, I have newest firmware and I've changed the port
[19:20] <ortsvorsteher> Hajex, so install you modules by "sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules-2.6.28-11-generic"
[19:21] <BluesKaj> tobiasz, check the server in opera settings
[19:21] <borito> como instalo kde en ubunto 9.10
[19:21] <stephans> ubuntu repository broken for at lease one package:
[19:21] <stephans> opensync-plugin-moto:
[19:21] <stephans>  Depends: python-xml  but it is not installable
[19:21] <lazure> ok, I have XScreensaver installed from having KDE installed. Problem is, most of the screensavers in the list say they aren't installed. How do I install them? I can't find a button for that ANYWHERE.
[19:21] <genii> cdamon: I just recommend:echo"deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/xorg-edgers/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main universe multiverse restricted"|sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list && sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 4F191A5A8844C542 && sudo apt-get update  Then if you do an upgrade or dist-upgrade it will use the drivers from there if they are newer
[19:21] <Peter1> Hello, why doesnt this script work? gksudo openvt -f -s -- `X :4 & '/home/peter/Programmering/Qt/asdf/asdf' -display :4`; (It works without gksudo when you just sudo the script)
[19:21] <stephans> python-xml is a dep but is ont installable from ubuntu...
[19:21] <owen1> how to use static ip? (not using gnome/kde)
[19:21] <maria_> divider...you online?
[19:22] <shine1> hi, I changed the shell prompt color using: 108 export PS1="\e[0;31m[\u@\h \W]\$ \e[m ", then when I do ctrl+a, the cursor won't go back to the very front, it stops somewhere in middle of my command line input, anyone has any suggestions how to avoid this?
[19:22] <stephans> somsbody should probably fox that...
[19:22] <rek> read only fs i'm not able to delete files on my micro sd can you help me?
[19:22] <llutz> owen1: configure it in /etc/network/interfaces and disable/remove networkmanager
[19:22] <maria_> how do i get ubuntu one to stop asking for a password each time i start ubuntu
[19:22] <BluesKaj> lazure, what file extn are the scrnsvrs ?
[19:22] <tobiasz> BluesKaj freenode
[19:22] <cdamon> i just upgraded to karmic tho
[19:22] <cdamon> because it wouldnt work on jaunty
[19:22] <maria_> keyring password
[19:22] <owen1> llutz: ok. btw i use wicd-client. can i use it instead of /etc/nework
[19:23] <BluesKaj> tobiasz, .org ?
[19:23] <llutz> owen1: idk
[19:23] <seanscot_> hi
[19:23] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[19:23] <FloodBot4> !netsplit
[19:23] <Peter1> maria_:System->administration->login scree->log in automaticly
[19:24] <vis> hi
[19:24] <laliio167> alguien de cd madero para platicar, que esten por el viejo hospital canseco
[19:24] <tobiasz> BluesKaj I've changed it to org and still same
[19:24] <Peter1> Hello, why doesnt this script work? gksudo openvt -f -s -- `X :4 & '/home/peter/Programmering/Qt/asdf/asdf' -display :4`; (It works without gksudo when you just sudo the script)
[19:24] <vis> I'm trying to get a 2.5" ide hard drive working in a USB caddy, using a crunchbang 9.4 live cd, and I can't mount it - I can't even find it
[19:25] <vis> help!
[19:25] <acicula> vis: can you post output from lsusb and dmesg
[19:25] <vis> of course
[19:25] <acicula> on apstebin
[19:26] <vis> crunchbang@crunchbang:~$ lsusb
[19:26] <vis> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[19:26] <vis> Bus 006 Device 002: ID 05e3:1205 Genesys Logic, Inc. Afilias Optical Mouse H3003
[19:26] <vis> Bus 006 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[19:26] <vis> Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[19:26] <vis> Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[19:26] <vis> Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[19:26] <vis> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[19:26] <vis> Bus 001 Device 002: ID 04f2:b008 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd
[19:26] <acicula> !pastebin | vis
[19:26] <vis> ack.. Im not going to get kicked for that am I?
[19:26] <c3l> we love spam :)
[19:26] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information.
[19:26] <acicula> give it to me, yeah
[19:27] <acicula> vis: it seems not :P
[19:27] <pglaeser> test
[19:27] <acicula> pglaeser: pong
[19:27] <pglaeser> http://www.google.com
[19:27] <asdjhad> haha
[19:28] <losha> vis, not for a first time mistake. Just use paste from now on...
[19:28] <acicula> vis: if thats the full lsb output then its not showing a usb drive
[19:28] <joeyeye> Peter1, because you need another gksudo after the &, otherwise the asdf command will run under the normal authority
[19:28] <BluesKaj> tobiasz, odd the freenodes listed are mostle .net but I'm connecting thru .org
[19:28] <rek> read only fs i'm not able to delete files on my micro sd can you help me?
[19:28] <acicula> rek: remount it with write options
[19:29] <Peter1> joeyeye: Ok let me try :D
[19:29] <Hajex> FloodBot4: it's not working also .. it gives me msg : Couldn't find package linux-restricted-modules-2.6.28-11-generic
[19:29] <rek> how
[19:29] <tobiasz> BluesKaj strange thing maybe I have to clear some kind of cache or something
[19:30] <Peter1> joeyeye: Ok now it gave me a popup and started the program, but it did not change virtual terminal like it is supposed to
[19:30] <acicula> rek from the mount manpage :    mount -o remount,rw /dev/foo /dir
[19:30] <BluesKaj> tobiasz, konversation is a good irc client , if opera won't work for you
[19:30] <vis> acicula: http://paste.ubuntu.com/327924/
[19:31] <vis> that took a lot of | lessing
[19:31] <tobiasz> BluesKaj I like the xchat I am using right now, it's quite awesome, and funcional
[19:31] <vsMS> Hi! I'm trying to package some python scripts and a module for karmic. In my Makefile I use python setup.py install --prefix $(DESTDIR) that results in that the module get's installed in /lib/python2.6/site-packages which is not in pythonpath
[19:31] <tobiasz> BluesKaj but I was used to Opera for comfort of having it in the browser :P
[19:31] <vis> my hard drive is sda, I have a memory card in there too
[19:32] <acicula> vis: is it plugged in? because i dont see a usb connected hd
[19:32] <BluesKaj> yeah, xchat's ok
[19:32] <vsMS> can someone point me to the right solution?
[19:32] <vis> acicula: yup, and the light's on
[19:32] <DjAngo23> I need to help a friend with his windows computer, how can i connect to his computer via internet ?
[19:32] <PigFlu> guys, im running ubuntu 7.04 right now, and i cant seem to install anything at all.
[19:32] <vis> acicula: http://www.dynamode.net/upload/USB-HD2.5(2).pdf
[19:32] <acicula> vis: well its not detected as far as i can tell
[19:32] <PigFlu> can i update to a later version of ubuntu without using a CD?
[19:32] <stephans> where can I find python-xml
[19:32] <acicula> vis: what ubuntu version?
[19:32] <grawity> !upgrade | PigFlu
[19:33] <PigFlu> thx
[19:33] <vis> acicula: crunchbang 9.4 livecd
[19:33] <BluesKaj> !remote | DjAngo23
[19:33] <losha> vis: you can pipe text into the cli command 'pastebinit' if you have long texts, for future reference...
[19:33] <chris231989> django23: remote desktop
[19:33] <vis> thanks losha =)
[19:33] <BluesKaj> !remote-desktop | DjAngo23
[19:33] <stephans> where can I find python-xml?
[19:33] <chris231989> !rdesktop
[19:33] <acicula> vis: dont know that distro
[19:33] <BluesKaj> !info remote-desktop | DjAngo23
[19:33] <acicula> vis: tried the karmic live cd?
[19:33] <acicula> see if it is detected?
[19:34] <DjAngo23> Helpful if they do not exist in Karmis ;)
[19:34] <vis> is there anything I can try before that, to save me rebooting?
[19:34] <acicula> DjAngo23: rdesktop - RDP client for Windows NT/2000 Terminal Server
[19:34] <kekale> any pointers, btw, on having karmic on live USB stick with some space left over for saving the state/files?
[19:34] <BluesKaj> !grdc
[19:35] <chris231989> !Vinagre
[19:36] <acicula> !vinaigre
[19:36] <acicula> nvm
[19:36] <losha> acicula: http://projects.gnome.org/vinagre/
[19:36] <vis> acicula: would checking on an ubuntu 9.10 install help, or would a livecd be better?
[19:36] <PigFlu> oh wow! upgrading wasnt all that difficult, lol.
[19:36] <acicula> vis: livecd would be easier
[19:36] <chris231989> !gnome-rdp
[19:36] <PigFlu> you just click "upgrade" -_-
[19:36] <Wipster> hey all, the popup which asks if I want to allow a program to access the keyring doesn;t seem to listen to always allow, it always pops up with evolution-alarm-notifys on boot, how can I make it remember my options?
[19:37] <vis> yeah, I just have to find the darn thing.. lol
[19:37] <ritesh> which editor do you suggest for php , ajax , xml and javascript and sometimes python?
[19:37] <trism> stephans: is there some specific xml module you're looking for? python has had built in xml support for a while now
[19:37] <acicula> vim
[19:37] <chris231989> DjAngo23: gnome-rdp would work
[19:37] <llutz_> ritesh: vim, kate
[19:37] <vis> gedit!
[19:38] <ritesh> k..
[19:38] <DjAngo23> Im going to try that, thanks
[19:38] <ritesh> vis, thanks
[19:38] <acicula> ritesh: figure out if you want an editor, or an ide
[19:38] <acicula> ritesh: that'll help you narrow down what program you want
[19:39] <rivoot> ritesh: I use Aptana version 1.5 as an IDE
[19:39] <ritesh> well , i need to be able to manage different projects..
[19:39] <vis> acicula: will you be here in 10 mins or so once I'm back online with 9.10?
[19:39] <rivoot> It has that feature
[19:39] <acicula> vis: i'll be around
[19:39] <vis> =)
[19:39] <Peter1> How do I kill X-server number 2, that I start with X :2?
[19:40] <rivoot> ftp, sftp, ftps and svn as well
[19:40] <acicula> pm me if you dont get a response
[19:40] <emoisme> thx al
[19:40] <acicula> Peter1: kill <processid>
[19:40] <rivoot> ritesh: Here's the link, if you want to give it a try: https://aptanastudio.tenderapp.com/faqs/installing-aptana-studio/downloading-aptana-studio-151-and-aptana-php
[19:40] <RichW>  Is there a website that hosts portable linux applications, so I can carry them on a usb pen drive?
[19:41] <Peter1> acicula: how do I get a script that reads that specifik ID then?
[19:41] <acicula> RichW: portable in this context meaning ?
[19:41] <RichW> acicula, Precompiled binarys that will run without being installed.
[19:42] <acicula> Peter1: bash/sed/awk or write/find a start/stop script for the second x server?>
[19:42] <bigmack83__> please help. im formatting a partition and it seems to be hung up on the 3rd step of formatting a partition to ext3. step its hung up on is: "mkfs.ext3 -L "" /dev/sdc2 "   if i try to hit cancel it says warnign severe damage may occur if i cancel
[19:42] <ritesh> rivoot, i am checking what would suit me ,
[19:42] <acicula> RichW: ubuntu is a binary(precompiled) distro
[19:42] <acicula> its not gentoo
[19:42] <RichW> acicula, debs need administrator to run.
[19:42] <ritesh> thanks..for the link appreciate it
[19:43] <RichW> acicula, and require installation
[19:43] <rivoot> ritesh: No problem, hope you like it
[19:43] <acicula> RichW: you need root to instal programs(debs) yes
[19:43] <Cale> Xorg seems to be leaking memory like crazy since I upgraded to Karmic.
[19:43] <RichW> acicula, you see my point?
[19:43] <acicula> RichW: not really no
[19:43] <DaZ> sometimes they work without an installation ;f
[19:43] <rivoot> Cale: That's why I prefer to do a clean install
[19:44] <acicula> whatever was wrong with ./configure &&make &&make install anyway
[19:44] <DaZ> acicula: everything is wrong with make install
[19:44] <vashitn> plese help i cant install ubuntu when i run the live cd my mouse doesnt work
[19:44] <DaZ> use checkinstall.
[19:44] <sybariten> i'd like suggestions on what i should take care of backing before doing a dist-upgrade
[19:44] <sybariten> backup that is
[19:44] <RichW> acicula, look at this: http://portableapps.com/
[19:45] <Cale> Well, I'm not sure what the cause of it is, so I can't tell if doing a clean install would help.
[19:45] <RichW> acicula, similar thing but not for windows
[19:45] <frankbro> Anyone on a eee pc or had problems with the latest kernel update ? About 2-3 days ago ? My xorg crashed 2 times, kind of like when the intel-graphic broken driver was doing trouble with the latest xorg setup in 9.04 or 9.10 beta
[19:46] <yUraKeShi> How can i get one of those Mac TaskBar styles?
[19:47] <acicula> DaZ: rethorical question :0
[19:47] <DaZ> i didn't read the previous messages ;f
[19:47] <bigmack83__> i am formatting an ntfs partition to ext3 and on the last step "mkfs.ext3 -L "" /dev/sdc2 " it frozen and doing nothing. if i try and cancel it says severe damage may occur to my partition. how can i fix it?
[19:49] <schannall> yUraKeShi: there are some possibiletys; you can take a look at GnomeDo
[19:49] <cri> ciao
[19:49] <cri> ragazzi ho un piccolo provlema chi mi può aiutare?
[19:49] <thiebaude> !it | cri
[19:49] <blue0488> I am trying to watch a movie I have the restricted extras installed but still no go is there something else I need to do?
[19:50] <schannall> blue0488: you can try vlc oder mplayer
[19:50] <schannall> blue0488: have you installed all restricted extras? even the gstreamer-bad, evil, etc?
[19:50] <acicula> i think ubuntu-resricted-extras pulls in all of those
[19:51] <blue0488> ok I will do that thnx
[19:51] <losha> bigmack83__: since there's no data on the partition, any 'damage' can't really matter, so it should be ok to interrupt and restart the mkfs. The more interesting question is why it hangs?
[19:51] <napster_> How to use chmod to recursively set permission +x....?
[19:51] <acicula> napster_: -R
[19:51] <DaZ> napster_: -R
[19:51] <schannall> napster: chmod -r
[19:51] <rivoot> -R
[19:51] <acicula> napster_: man chmod
[19:52] <DaZ> schannall: ...
[19:52] <napster_> acicula: DaZ acicula ty
[19:52] <acicula> why do you want to set x recursively?
[19:53] <napster_> acicula: To set open permission to all files in a folder
[19:53] <llutz_> napster_: x = executable on files
[19:53] <acicula> folders need x, files just need rw
[19:54] <stefg> !permissions
[19:54] <napster_> llua: I know...
[19:54] <joeb> Is there a way to start a desktop application from SSH?
[19:54] <acicula> joeb: eh?
[19:54] <llutz_> joeb: use x-forwarding
[19:54] <joeb> acicula: I have Boxee and I want to start it via SSH.
[19:54] <coiax> I upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10. How do I enable the message/mail nofication widget that I've seen on fresh installs?
[19:54] <acicula> type Boxee
[19:54] <joeb> Well, I want it to run on the remote computers desktop
[19:54] <acicula> use -X
[19:54] <stefg> joeb: you need to log in with ssh -X to enable forwarding
[19:54] <acicula> as llutz_ said
[19:54] <llutz_> joeb: set DISPLAY
[19:54] <David-T> he doesn't want x forwarding
[19:55] <joeb> I dont want it to run on my computer, I want it to run on the one I'm SSHing to.
[19:55] <David-T> setting display is the right idea...
[19:55] <joeb> It dies often and I dont want to get my keyboard out and connect it to the computer manually when I have my laptop
[19:55] <stefg> joeb: division by zero error
[19:55] <David-T> joeb: DISPLAY=:0 command
[19:55] <David-T> generally works
[19:56] <joeb> K, I'll try
[19:56] <llutz_> joeb: might need Xauthority being set
[19:56] <joeb> "Cannot get root display. Is X11 running and is your DISPLAY variable set?"
[19:56] <ritesh> rivoot, In the discussion tab it is mentioned it does not work with php with newer versions is that correct
[19:56] <davide_> do ye know when will gnome 2.29 ready?
[19:56] <David-T> joeb: are you logged in to gnome as the user you're ssh'd in to the box as?
[19:56] <bigmack83__> losha, ok thanks. i wasnt sure if the 'damage' would be to possibly existing files of the drive sectors itself.
[19:57] <joeb> David-T: Yes
[19:57] <ritesh> how about jedit or k develop or eslipse?
[19:57] <David-T> odd
[19:59] <Wipster> does anyone know how to make the Allow access to keyring program remember that I want it to allways allow a program?
[19:59] <yoshi> grrr i see they havent fixed the low graphics thing
[19:59] <losha> bigmack83__: Yes, it's misleading. I think the damage refers to the ext3 filesystem currently being constructed on the drive.
[19:59] <jaime_> hello is a dev here
[20:00] <Guest94443> i am hagving a bit of trouble just upgraded and ubuntu wont boot up in a low graphics mode
[20:00] <Guest94443> it keeps going to the screen where it asks me to put it into a low graphics mode for one sessions
[20:01] <Yoshi1> grrr and here it goes again
[20:01] <Younder> Yoshi1, min now is 800 x 600
[20:01] <Yoshi1> i have a monitor bigger then that
[20:01] <Yoshi1> it
[20:01] <jaime_> What programming languages do I need to learn to make a program in ubuntu?
[20:01] <Yoshi1> 's a fresh upgrade
[20:01] <Yoshi1> i cant set shit unless i get into the os
[20:01] <thiebaude> !python
[20:02] <jaime_> only pthon
[20:02] <Younder> Jamie: I recomend python
[20:02] <Slart> jaime_: almost anything is usable in ubuntu/linux.. python is nice.. or c/c++ if you like it a bit more down to hardware
[20:02] <jaime_> ok thanks
[20:02] <llutz_> jaime_: c,c++,perl,bash,python, ruby, .... hundreds
[20:02] <Slart> Jamed: basic/pascal/java/ruby/simula etc etc.. it's all available
[20:02] <jussi01> !language | Yoshi1
[20:02] <jaime_> but what would get me started on making programs
[20:03] <Younder> Yoshi1, no you can't
[20:03] <Yoshi1> jussi01: sorry
[20:03] <Slart> jaime_: python is easy to get started with..
[20:03] <Younder> Yoshi1, so you can't log in?
[20:03] <jaime_> Ok thank you
[20:03] <jaime_> Ill start with python
[20:04] <Yoshi1> Younder: no it keeps booting up to the "ubuntu needs low graphics" screen
[20:04] <jaime_> bye
[20:04] <jphillips86> I need to print to a sharp mx-3501n. Cannot get it to print. It is a networked color copier. Anyone know how to get it to work?
[20:04] <Yoshi1> Younder: i've had this issue every upgrade
[20:04] <Slart> jaime_: bye
[20:04] <Younder> Yoshi1, let me look.. a moment
[20:04] <Slart> jphillips86: check if it's listed at linuxprinting.org
[20:04] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, is it connected to a print spooler on a server?
[20:05] <alexandre__> i'm trying to install a new theme but it throws me a error: Cannot move directory over directory. What do i do to make it work?
[20:05] <Younder> Yoshi1, http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/13306/
[20:05] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, It says "spooling" when I try to print to it, but it doesn't print
[20:06] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, no, How do others connect to it?
[20:06] <Younder> Yoshi1, http://forum.grasscity.com/silicon-v-alley/447223-ubuntu-running-low-graphics-mode.html
[20:06] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, I am not sure, the windoze boxes are the only ones working, linux and mac aren't.
[20:07] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, hmmm, did the mac's ever work?
[20:07] <Yoshi1> Younder: no it doesnt work if i click ok or cancel it shoots me to a screen outside what my monitor can display
[20:07] <Yoshi1> Younder: so i cant do ANYTHING
[20:07] <stefg> i have a hotswap frame for sata harddisks on my computer, and stpidly (although it's on sata port 5) the kernel alway assigns /dev/sda if there's a disk in there at boot time. I think writing a udev rule won't solve that, because there's always different drives in that slot. Anyone got an idea how to change that?
[20:07] <acicula> alexandre__: it is telling you that a directory with the same name exists already
[20:07] <acicula> so merge them?
[20:07] <xjk1> ﻿a virus seems to have deleted the partition from my pendrive. i run mkfs.vfat /dev/sdc and it says "mkfs.vfat: Will not try to make filesystem on full-disk device '/dev/sdc' (use -I if wanted)" then I use -I and it says "mkfs.vfat: Attempting to create a too large file system" what the hell, its a 2gb pendrive
[20:07] <rek> /dev/foo ?
[20:07] <Younder> Yoshi1, been there.. calm down
[20:07] <alexandre__> acicula, where it store it? so i can delete
[20:08] <acicula> xjk1: you need a partition
[20:08] <acicula> alexandre__: dunno
[20:08] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, Nope. and the majority of the computers in the office are macs
[20:08] <serryees> Enter text here...hol
[20:08] <serryees> alguienq hable español
[20:08] <thiebaude> !es
[20:08] <mrXX> what is a good mass mailing opensouce software that can make use of an already created database?
[20:08] <Younder> Yoshi1, of cource the tlast time I was there I ended up doing a complete reinstall
[20:09] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, well that tells me something...Is the printer connected to the network?
[20:09] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, can you ping it?
[20:09] <xjk1> acicula: yes i need a partition, i want to create a partition, that was my point, so how do i do it, dont wanna graphical softwares
[20:09] <m1dn1ght> Hi guys - I created an ubuntu 8.04 bootable usb drive using unetbootin in windows.  Unfortunately it is not auto-mounting my computer's hard drive (though it was on a 9.04 usb drive) - can anyone advise how to fix this as I am hoping to install hardy from USB stick
[20:09] <Yoshi1> Younder: not gonna happen to much data would be lost if i did
[20:09] <jphillips86> Yes, we are trying to print over ip
[20:09] <acicula> xjk1: fdisk
[20:09] <Younder> Yoshi1, what graphics card are you using?
[20:09] <stefg> xjk1: or cfdisk
[20:09] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, I can ping it, and it shows up in CUPS
[20:10] <Yoshi1> geforce 8800 gts or was it 8600 gts
[20:10] <acicula> Yoshi1: lspci will tell you
[20:10] <Yoshi1> i cant use lspci because i canbt boot the machine
[20:10] <Younder> Yoshi1, wow. that's a kicck ass card!
[20:10] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[20:10] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, ok...can you access the programming for the printer?
[20:10] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[20:10] <xjk1> cfdisk /dev/sdc says it couldn't find the disk, same with fdisk
[20:11] <Yoshi1> Younder: acicula i cant use lspci because i canbt boot the machine
[20:11] <stefg> xjk1: so inspect dmesg what device that actually is
[20:11] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, try http://{ip of printer}, or http://{ip of printer}:8000, or 8080
[20:11] <linxeh> are there any virtual machine solutions that you can connect to the gui remotely over the network ?
[20:11] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, Yes
[20:11] <stefg> xjk1: and you used sudo , didn't you?
[20:11] <Younder> Yoshi1, but as you know nvidea has custom drivers
[20:12] <acicula> linxeh: virtualbox,vmware
[20:12] <Yoshi1> Younder: which i cant install without booting into the os
[20:12] <acicula> dunno if xen/kdm can too
[20:12] <Younder> Yoshi1, you need to booot to text mode and from tere install he graphics driver
[20:12] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, that's good!, look to see if it is requiring you to send your print jobs to a specific port number
[20:12] <linxeh> acicula: virtual box will let oyu disconnect the gui etc and reconnect from another machine ?
[20:13] <Yoshi1> Younder: no good that mode the drivers wont install
[20:13] <acicula> linxeh: dunno if virtualbox is that flexible
[20:13] <xjk1> stefg: yes, and it says sdc on dmesg, i think i will do on gparted and read its log, will it tell me how it created the partition ?
[20:13] <m1dn1ght> Hi guys - I created an ubuntu 8.04 bootable usb drive using unetbootin in windows.  Unfortunately it is not auto-mounting my computer's hard drive (though when I tried with a 9.04 pen drive it worked) - can anyone advise how to fix this as I am hoping to install hardy from USB stick
[20:13] <acicula> linxeh: i start vms in headless mode and connect via rdesktop
[20:13] <Younder> Yoshi1, text mode first!
[20:13] <ramgopal> hi
[20:13] <linxeh> acicula: does that work on virtualbox with any os ?
[20:13] <Yoshi1> Younder: if your talking about the repair mode that wont worjk
[20:14] <acicula> linxeh: dont know, but i would guess so
[20:14] <linxeh> ok I'll read into it thanks
[20:14] <Younder> Yoshi1: http://www.debianadmin.com/howto-boot-debian-in-text-mode-instead-of-graphical-mode-gui.html
[20:14] <xjk1> even gparted isnt recognizing, i think it is a physical problem, thanks for the help anyway
[20:14] <linxeh> acicula: yeah it seems it does - you rock, thanks
[20:14] <acicula> linxeh: yw
[20:14] <stefg> xjk1: sometimes it helps to zero out the first sectors (partition table) with sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdc ... then try again if cfdisk sees that device.
[20:15] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, No, it is just the default port (25)
[20:16] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, that's smtp's port!
[20:16] <blue0488> ok I can't get the movie to play any help?
[20:16] <acicula> blue0488: what format
[20:16] <llutz_> print2mail, nice
[20:17] <blue0488> its a dvd
[20:17] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, I guess that's not it, the printer guy is here, and he said the default for LPD printing
[20:17] <acicula> blue0488: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
[20:17] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, Do you have access to one of the winboxen, to stare and compare it's (working) SETTINGS?
[20:17] <greezmunkey> oops, caps
[20:17] <acicula> blue0488: my guess is you have not set a region for the dvd player and therefor it will not work yet
[20:18] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, yes
[20:18] <genii> LPD default port I think is 515, not 25
[20:18] <Guest57023> This is it
[20:18] <Guest57023> this is now
[20:18] <Guest57023> it has all really come down to this
[20:18] <Guest57023> I am ready
[20:18] <Guest57023> I have accepted
[20:18] <FloodBot3> Guest57023: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:18] <Guest57023> (I believe)
[20:18] <acicula> blue0488: follow the instructions on the wiki and it should work
[20:18] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, check to see what IP port the winboxen are using...
[20:19] <Duergar> other than kbasic, is there a program out there to program in, compile, and run visual basic?
[20:19] <Wipster> My keyring doesn't seem to remember my always allow for evolution to access it, does anyone know how to make it remember, also when I look at my remembered networks the password is always blank, (always asks for keyring acces then too)
[20:19] <Sexraider> What would I use to go about burning a video file to a DVD and have it play in my dvd player?
[20:19] <jenda> Hi. Is it normal for exaile to be consuming, at times, over 80 or 90 percent of CPU power? (It seems to do that for a few minutes, than below 10 percent for several minutes and then it goes back up again etc.)
[20:20] <Crayboff> what do I need to do to backup sufficiently so I can put a clean install of karmic on my computer?
[20:20] <Crayboff> and maintain my current settings?
[20:20] <acicula> Crayboff: typically just your home directories
[20:20] <Younder> Yoshi1: you with me?
[20:20] <DJones> Sexraider: I'd suggest using "devede" for burning video files (avi etc) to a dvd
[20:20] <acicula> Crayboff: some settings are put in /etc/ but i would not recommend copying those over
[20:20] <Sexraider> Thank you, DJones
[20:20] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, I can't find it
[20:20] <kbp> does anyone know what is the dir of firefox on ubuntu? (the one that comes with the os)
[20:21] <vick> If you had a list of pdf files, what would be the best strategy to translate them ?
[20:21] <Crayboff> hmm alright, would saved passwords in Firefox follow me over in the home folder?
[20:21] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, on the winbox, you mean?
[20:21] <Duergar> if you google it there's a way to backup your firefox passwords
[20:21] <neurodrone> anyone has worked with the write command on linux network?
[20:21] <neurodrone> like if you want to send a message to someone on a network..
[20:21] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, Yeah
[20:21] <Younder> greezmunkey, in ubunto do a 'ifconfig -a'
[20:21] <vick> Translate them as in from one language to another eg. French to English
[20:22] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, hmm, he's looking at a winbox
[20:22] <Younder> greezmunkey, the HWaddr thingi is the MAC
[20:22] <davide_> does someone know why kdevelop doesn't compile and execute created programs?
[20:22] <bigmack83_> how long should it take to partition an 890Gb partition to ext3?
[20:22] <neurodrone> any idea how to get the "write username" to work if the user has logged onto more than one tty's
[20:22] <neurodrone> ?
[20:22] <lstarnes> davide_: is build-essential installed?
[20:22] <llutz_> kbp dpkg -L firefox-3.0
[20:22] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, ok enter the properties page for the printer in control panel, printers, etc
[20:22] <acicula> Crayboff: afaik those are stored in your home folder under .mozilla/firefox something
[20:22] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, I THINK it might be 139, I shared the printer from the Winbox to the mac, and it has 139 as it's port
[20:22] <Younder> greezmunkey, well in windows it is ipconfig
[20:23] <acicula> bigmack83_: awhile
[20:23] <vick> Is there any program that translate a pdf file from one language to another ?
[20:23] <davide_> lstarnes: yes, it is installed
[20:23] <acicula> vick: google?
[20:23] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, it's attached to a winbox, not direct to the network?
[20:23] <kbp> llutz_: got it! thank you
[20:23] <vick> acicula, As in google does that or i should google it ?
[20:23] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, i get it...
[20:23] <acicula> vick: as in google can
[20:24] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, It is hooked directly to the network via ethernet
[20:24] <acicula> vick: err as in google can translate that for you
[20:24] <xjk1> About the pendrive problem I have, the full question and the demesg is here: http://pastebin.ca/1687260
[20:24] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, look at one of your winboxes that prints to it over the network, control panel, printers, then enter the properties for the network printer, you should see what ip port it is set to under on of the tabs.
[20:25] <Crayboff> acicula: how do I go about backing it up onto my external harddrive? I tried dragging (gui of course) into a folder in my external harddrive however I get an error saying 'The folder ".dbus" cannot be handled because you do not have permissions to read it.' even if I run nautilus in root
[20:25] <Crayboff> in sudo*
[20:25] <neurodrone> write user [tty] <- is "write username [pts/23]" of the right format?
[20:25] <acicula> Crayboff: are you copying or moving
[20:25] <vick> acicula, Are you sure about the pdf ? or do you mean webpages ?
[20:26] <Crayboff> attempting to copy it acicula
[20:27] <acicula> vick: dunno , i dont see why it wouldnt be able to translate pdf
[20:27] <Crayboff> acicula: literally dragging it into the folder, doing nothing else. I do have other applications open, could that be a problem? should I log in as root to do this? I know that is something I probably should never do, but is it necessary in this case?
[20:27] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, 9100
[20:27] <Younder> acicula, translate pdf?
[20:27] <Younder> acicula, into what?
[20:27] <acicula> Younder: translate text in the pdf
[20:28] <Younder> acicula, forget it! get the source!
[20:28] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, now code that into your network printer settings! usually x.x.x.x:9100, or the like!
[20:28] <vick> ah yeah
[20:29] <acicula> Crayboff: its a permissions issue, you could try copying it as root , not really up to speed on backup tricks for ubuntu, i ussually just tar up my home and dump it back
[20:29] <vick> acicula, Thank you.
[20:29] <Younder> acicula, serosly these tools require a text format. and pdf is a binary format
[20:29] <acicula> does google offer their translation service as a service?
[20:30] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, So when I add the printer via ip address, just include the port as well?
[20:30] <acicula> Younder: obviously, but you have been able to browse pdf as html for ages on google, so i dont really see why there would be an issue to brwose translated pdfs as html
[20:30] <acicula> just add more glue
[20:31] <Younder> acicula, by an embedded Adobe Viewer
[20:32] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, absolutely, or it won't work!
[20:32] <Younder> acicula, if it translated it to HTML the sure, no problem
[20:32] <acicula> Younder: less reads pdf, im sure google can
[20:32] <esde> !uptime
[20:32] <Duergar> ok i rephrase my question, since it apparently doesn't exist. What is a programming language for ubuntu that is very close to visual basic?
[20:32] <Younder> acicula, igoogle does
[20:33] <Younder> acicula, ok ready for some programming?
[20:33] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, Ok, I added that and it says connecting to the printer, but doesn't do anything
[20:33] <outlawz86> hey guys i need help add a littley security to my account
[20:33] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, once you get it to work on you Linbox, you can rinse and repeat on the Mac's too.
[20:34] <Younder> acicula, this sortof task is what python was made for
[20:34] <Younder> acicula, http://aroberge.blogspot.com/2006/01/foxit-pdf-reader-fast.html
[20:35] <Dr_Willis> Duergar:  check out 'gambas' (or was it gombas)
[20:35] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, set your printer type up as AppSocket/HP Jetdirect
[20:35] <outlawz86> how do i check to see what users are on my server exept for admin
[20:35] <Dr_Willis> outlawz86: try the 'who' command
[20:35] <Chewtoy> How do one go about to change the look of the login screen (GDM) in 9.10? The "Login Screen" in the Admin-menu does bollocks...
[20:35] <Chewtoy> It used to be so simple. :/
[20:36] <Younder> acicula, again adobe is propriatary
[20:36] <Younder> acicula, so you need to pay backs
[20:36] <Dr_Willis> Chewtoy:  its not as themeable as befor. You can change the wallpaper easially. but thats about it.
[20:36] <Dr_Willis> Chewtoy:  its a work in progress
[20:36] <Chewtoy> :/
[20:36] <Chewtoy> To bad.
[20:36] <Younder> bucks
[20:36] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, when you set up your printer, did you use AppSocket/Jetdirect first, and then select your driver?
[20:36] <Dr_Willis> Chewtoy:   thers a tool called 'epidermis' that can chaange it a little bit also,.
[20:37] <FoolishOwl> I'm planning to install Windows XP and Windows 7 on a second hard drive. One problem is, my system clock is set to UTC. Has the bug with Windows failing to understand UTC been fixed, or must I change the system clock to local time?
[20:37] <outlawz86> k my server has been hacked but i still have the root password.. how can i make sure nonone is on and nonoe gets on
[20:37] <Chewtoy> Dr_Willis: Is it able to remove the annoying drop down menu and replace it with a bar to type in the username?
[20:37] <Dr_Willis> FoolishOwl:  ask in #windows about windows bugs?
[20:37] <heisoundfunny333> hey i was wondering does anyone have great success with DELL PRINTERS AND UBUNTU?
[20:37] <FoolishOwl> Is there a #windows?
[20:37] <Dr_Willis> Chewtoy:  not that ive noticed
[20:37] <lstarnes> FoolishOwl: ##windows
[20:37] <Chewtoy> :(
[20:37] <Slart> FoolishOwl: I think windows still is weird about the clock.. I've set my clock to autoupdate in both windows and ubuntu.. that usually takes care of it
[20:37] <FoolishOwl> Sorry, dumb question.
[20:37] <Younder> FoolishOwl, yes
[20:37] <Dr_Willis> Chewtoy:  if you want you can install the old gdm. Ive seen howto guides on it.
[20:37] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, Yeah, at least now it says "printing", but it is not doing anything
[20:38] <Slart> heisoundfunny333: check linuxprinting.org
[20:38] <acicula> outlawz86: drop everyone but your ip adress?
[20:38] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, give it a bit, it could be spooling in the printer...
[20:38] <Dr_Willis> heisoundfunny333:  most dell printers are just rebranded printers by other companies
[20:38] <Chewtoy> Dr_Willis: All I really want to do is remove the drop down menu...
[20:38] <outlawz86> acicula how do i do that what should i google
[20:38] <Slart> outlawz86: you could setup iptables to only accept network communications from your current ip
[20:38] <greezmunkey> jphillips86, you should have the option to send a test print page, did you try that?
[20:38] <acicula> outlawz86: or remove the machine from a public accesible network
[20:38] <Dr_Willis> Chewtoy:  never bothered/worried about it. Only got 3 users here anyway. :)
[20:38] <Younder> greezmunkey, right click the name..
[20:39] <Chewtoy> Dr_Willis: I got one.
[20:39] <heisoundfunny333> i will try that a try Slart...... the printer willl sit forever and do no print ...
[20:39] <Younder> greezmunkey, if you are using XChat
[20:39] <Dr_Willis> Chewtoy:  1 user? So.. why not just set it to auto login then?
[20:39] <Chewtoy> Dr_Willis: Security reasons.
[20:39] <ziggy_> when i Map a Network Drive a Password Comes up i type the correct password but still doesn't connnect it was yesterday anysuggestions how to disable my network password
[20:39] <greezmunkey> Yonder, nice :)
[20:39] <Younder> greezmunkey, much recomended by the way
[20:40] <Dr_Willis> Chewtoy:  do what ya want. good luck
[20:40] <greezmunkey> Younder, what do you mean?
[20:40] <Chewtoy> Dr_Willis: I don't want people to know my loin name or my pass.
[20:40] <Ripp_> Hi, is there a substantial difference between ubuntu server and just installing ubuntu with a minimal install?
[20:40] <Dr_Willis> Chewtoy:  use a different login manager then, or install the old gdm.
[20:40] <Slart> Ripp_: I think ubuntu server comes with the server kernel.. but you can install that from the minimal install too
[20:41] <Chewtoy> Dr_Willis: Guess I will have to.
[20:41] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, Yeah, tried test page, still nothing
[20:41] <DasEi> Ripp_: yes and no - you can add or remove functionalities each and eveery time
[20:41] <kharloss> hi . i want to  export in a  .txt  file all  files inside a folder. how can i do this ?
[20:41] <Ripp_> Ok, thanks...i'll google how to do that
[20:41] <FoolishOwl> Slart: I'm leaning towards telling Windows to treat UTC as local time, if I can. Linux is the primary operating system on this machine.
[20:41] <Ripp_> how does the server kernel differ?
[20:41] <Younder> greezmunkey, XChat..
[20:41] <Ripp_> just better performance for server apps?
[20:41] <DasEi> Ripp_: pae in 32bit, other libs for some net apps
[20:42] <greezmunkey> jphillips86: can you verify that your job is making it to the printer, like by looking at the programming for the printer?
[20:42] <Slart> Ripp_: no big changes really.. it comes with PAE enabled.. I'm guessing more priority to background tasks.. those kinds of things
[20:42] <Dr_Willis> kharloss:  'cd directory'  them 'echo * > filelist.txt'  will get ya a file of the filenames..  or use ls.
[20:42] <Ripp_> ok
[20:42] <greezmunkey> Yonder: Just what is it that I am doing wrong?
[20:42] <Guest14226> Younder: using the thing where it removes the auto gdm didnt work
[20:42] <Fatb0y> vnc sure has came a long long long way since i used it last.  i am remoted into my ubuntu box now and the refresh rate is amazing compared to what it was the last time i used it quite some time ago.
[20:42] <Ripp_> What does pae stand for?
[20:42] <DasEi> Ripp_: as said , can alter it (including kernel) at any time
[20:43] <Guest14226> Younder: and the nvidia install wont run in recovery mode
[20:43] <lstarnes> Ripp_: physical address extension
[20:43] <Slart> Ripp_: physical address extention or something like that.. to use more than 4GB memory on 32bit kernels
[20:43] <Younder> greezmunkey, you need a meny > view > user-list
[20:43] <Ripp_> i see
[20:43] <alexandre__> The AWN Manager won't open, anyone have an idea?
[20:43] <Ripp_> ok, so not an issue since this is 64 bit processor, i guess
[20:43] <Yoshi1> so i still cant boot my computer because ubuntu is stuck in a loop
[20:43] <Younder> greezmunkey, it is the user list you right click
[20:44] <Slart> Ripp_: then it's not an issue, no
[20:44] <Ripp_> cool, thanks
[20:44] <Dr_Willis> alexandre__:  run it from a termianl. Look for error messages
[20:44] <greezmunkey> Ripp: on differance is that server version comes with samba server installed, I think sendmail, and other such programs as well
[20:44] <Younder> Guest14226: ok pase 2
[20:45] <Fatb0y> with the text based install can you specify which one of the disk that should be installed to during boot as the main HD?  i think that is why my install disc keeps failing on one computer since the first SATA controller is not working but the last 3 are.  windows will install fine on the box and i have ubuntu running virtually on it but i would like it to be the main OS.
[20:45] <greezmunkey> Yonder: Is there an issue?
[20:45] <Yoshi1> Younder: whats pase 2/
[20:45] <Yoshi1> ?
[20:45] <suman> i am using ubuntu, and my sounds usually just crashes after a few hours of use....  but it works fine if i logged out and log in, how do i reload the sound module?
[20:45] <Younder> Guest14226: yo now need to get the graphics environmet running
[20:45] <Yoshi1> Younder: yeah i know
[20:46] <DasEi> Fatb0y: yes, alternate-cd also
[20:46] <alexandre__> where is located the direcotory apps?
[20:46] <Fatb0y> DasEi, thanks.
[20:46] <Younder> Yoshi1, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=47352
[20:46] <Yoshi1> Younder: but how do i do that?
[20:46] <DasEi> suman: /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[20:46] <DasEi> sudo*
[20:46] <Dr_Willis> alexandre__:  there is no 'program files' type directory. binaries can be anywhere, and your default PATH is searched for them normally
[20:46] <tkmsr> i want to remove the first user of ubuntu which is created during installation from the sudoers list and instead add another
[20:47] <tkmsr> or rather say I want to change its group
[20:47] <kostkon> suman, there is a possibility that the pulse daemon is crashing
[20:47] <jphillips86> greezmunkey, It is making it there, but then the printer just says "spooling" or "ripping" and never completes the job
[20:47] <Dr_Willis> tkmsr:  add the new user first and be sure they have all the proper sudo  permissions and work properly befor removing the 1st :)    seen a few people do it backwards and have to  fix things
[20:48] <Azeotrope> Anyone knows how and if I can open a karmic default encrypted home partition in another distro? How's it encrypted? LUKS?
[20:48] <suman> DasEi: thanks and i did that.. buti guess that is not the problem
[20:48] <tkmsr> Ok
[20:48] <DasEi> suman: to avoid trouble, can deconnect other drives, install ubunut, then add an option fow win(other hd) in grub later ( or even use bios, if you don't switch often)
[20:48] <buttons> I need to recover data off of a drive that uses LVM. How do I do that?
[20:48] <tkmsr> I do not want to delete the user
[20:48] <suman> kostkon: how do i fix that??
[20:48] <tkmsr> but I want to remove him from
[20:48] <sybariten> where can i learn how to do a dist-upgrade on a headless machine?  (gutsy to hardy)
[20:48] <tkmsr> admin tasks
[20:48] <Ripp_> How do I access information about my current kernel?
[20:48] <tkmsr> just disable its permissions
[20:48] <Slart> Ripp_: uname -a ?
[20:48] <kostkon> suman, hmm. you could check your syslog log file for any error msgs
[20:48] <Ripp_> e.g., its version and properties?
[20:48] <Ripp_> ok, thanks
[20:48] <kostkon> suman, for a start
[20:49]  * Yoshi1 pokes younder
[20:49] <Yoshi1> oh heh it was stuck scrolled up
[20:49] <Dr_Willis> tkmsr:  thats doable.  I think theres a user admin tool that can do it. but ive rarely messed with it.
[20:49] <suman> DasEi: maybe i should do that when i get some free time
[20:50] <Yoshi1> Younder: my problem is all because they dont have the os auto reboot after setting itself into graphics mode
[20:50] <Younder> Yoshi1, I'm here
[20:50] <Crayboff> ok, can someone help me create a simple backup of my home folder so that when i create a fresh install of ubuntu, I'll be able to easily replace the default user folder with the folder I backed up
[20:50] <Yoshi1> Younder: yeah sorry didnt notice i was scrolled up
[20:50] <Younder> Yoshi1, you can do it from the command line
[20:50] <DasEi> suman: the installe became fast, on a 2Ghz  machine/sata can be done in less then anhour, espiacially via usb-installer
[20:50] <pluma> What's a good program to join videos split accross several WMV files?
[20:51] <tkmsr> is there any command that I can try
[20:51] <Duergar> dr_willis: Whats the diff between gambas and python?
[20:51] <Younder> Yoshi1, shutdown
[20:51] <suman> DasEi: cool, nice tips
[20:51] <Yoshi1> Younder: not if my screen goes black because the thing gets pushed into a setting that cuts off the monitor
[20:51] <Yoshi1> Younder: this has been the case since the day i used ubuntu
[20:51] <suman> kostkon: i am looking at the syslog, but dont know what i should be looking for
[20:51] <buttons> anybody have any ideas on how I can mount a LVM partition
[20:52] <DasEi> !info unetbootin
[20:52] <Ripp_> So the 2.6.31-15-generic-pae #50-ubuntu kernel is for servers?
[20:52] <Ripp_> Or where I can find a listing of the different kernels available, and their properties?
[20:52] <Yoshi1> Younder: the run ubuntu in low graphics mode puts my monitor into an out of range
[20:52] <DasEi> suman  : saw ^ ubottu ?
[20:52] <spursncowboys> Does anyone know how to preview my work from bluefish? I am just learning html and beginner wouldn't describe me accurately.
[20:52] <Younder> Yoshi1, sorry you have reached about the limit of my competence
[20:53] <Yoshi1> Younder: thing is usually i can hit the run ubuntu in low graphics button and then manually power off the comp
[20:53] <trijntje> what is the command to take a screenshot? I want to put it in a little script
[20:53] <Yoshi1> Younder: but for some readson it isnt working this time
[20:53] <suman> DasEi: i did..... thanks,.........
[20:53] <guntbert> buttons: do you know what that is?
[20:53] <Younder> Yoshi1, try the nvidea newsletter
[20:53] <buttons> what what is
[20:54] <guntbert> buttons: LVM partition :)
[20:54] <buttons> yes
[20:54] <Younder> Yoshi1, the writes of the driver are the ones yo wanna contacr
[20:54] <DasEi> suman: need a usb-stick of least one gb, better 2, unetbootin will read the installer iso, then installation  is very fast once bootet from usb
[20:55] <vis> I've messed up my grub settings on ubuntu 9.10 amd - I tried to install crunchbang onto a hard drive in a usb enclosure, and it overwrote the grub on my main boot hdd. Can anyone help me reset it?
[20:55] <Yoshi1> c an anyone help me boot ubuntu into low graphics mode
[20:55] <guntbert> buttons: you don't "mount" a lvm partition - it contains a physical volume
[20:55] <nomopofomo> anyone else having problems with the latest kernel update? i can't even get to the login screen... it just hangs at the terminal while the screen flashes
[20:55] <kostkon> suman, eh, for erros coming from pulseaudio. better check it the next time you'll lose your sound. eh, also, check if indeed pulse is not runnign anymore, like this for example:  ps -A | grep pulse
[20:55] <buttons> guntbert: how do I get to the physical volume within the lvm
[20:55] <vis> I'm having to use a live cd just to do this =\
[20:56] <suman> DasEi: I remeber now, that is how i installed my ubuntu, but i dont know if i want to do a clean install again, becuase i have too much configuration and data
[20:56] <BluesKaj> interesting, just dropped to a tty and installed gnome-desktop-environment, now I can choose which DE at the login . gnome seems less cartooney than previous releases
[20:56] <DasEi> !grub2 | vis
[20:56] <gerzel> Ok odd question here.  My window manager bars have dissapeared.
[20:57] <dgs_> can you export DISPLAY back to localhost? eg, i'm logged in as user dgs, but need to run some an app as user oracle. when I su - to oracle and start the app it  can't open the display. I've tried exporting DISPLAY=localhost:0.0 and running xhost+ but that didn't seem to make a difference...
[20:57] <Yoshi1> can anyone help me boot ubuntu into low graphics mode
[20:57] <gerzel> The bars around the windows
[20:57] <guntbert> buttons: use pvdisplay to see all PVs, vgdisplay for all volume groups and lvdisplay for all logical volumes, those are the ones you can mount then
[20:57] <DasEi>  vis, also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[20:57] <acicula> vis: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[20:57] <acicula> described how to fix your grub after its borked
[20:58] <suman>  kostkon: cant find an entry of pulseaudio in syslog and there is no *pulse* process running......... i guess i will just log our/log in
[20:58] <nomopofomo> anyone else having problems with the latest kernel update? i can't even get to the login screen... it just hangs at the terminal while the screen flashes
[20:58] <Crayboff> alright, this is becoming way more difficult then it should. I want to simply copy my home folder to an external harddrive so I can replace the default home folder when I do a fresh install. I can't seem to find a good thing on google to help me with this
[20:58] <kostkon> suman, actuially it's called pulseaudio
[20:58] <gerzel> Problem: The bars around my windows are gone.  I still got the gnome panels and programs themselves, but no window title bars/resize and alt-click doesn't drag them around
[20:58] <yUraKeshi> i installed the awn-manager but it won't open! what maybe happening?
[20:58] <nomopofomo> Crayboff, just copy your home folder in the file manager
[20:59] <Crayboff> nomopofomo: i'm getting an error saying i don't have the right permissions, even when I run nautilus in root
[20:59] <Yoshi1> can anyone help me boot ubuntu into low graphics mode. it is stuck and wont boot
[20:59] <yUraKeshi> i get this error when trying to run the awn-manager :  File "/usr/share/avant-window-navigator/awn-manager/awnPreferences.py", line 368, in reload_look
[20:59] <yUraKeshi>     if self.client.get_int(defs.BAR, defs.BAR_ANGLE) == 0:
[20:59] <yUraKeshi> glib.GError: Type mismatch: Expected `int' got `float' for key /apps/avant-window-navigator/bar/bar_angle
[20:59] <suman> kostkon: airite, in any case, doing a ps -A | grep pulse, doesnot give me anything back
[20:59] <nomopofomo> Crayboff, try running it as not root
[20:59] <kostkon> suman, hmm interesting. are you running ubuntu?
[21:00] <Yoshi1> can anyone help me boot ubuntu into low graphics mode. it is stuck and wont boot
[21:00] <lukasz> !pl
[21:00] <suman> kostkon: i am running kubuntu 8.10
[21:00] <Crayboff> nomopofomo: i get an error saying: "Error while copying.  The folder ".dbus" cannot be handled because you do not have permissions to read it."
[21:00] <DasEi> Yoshi1: k, boot into safemode
[21:00] <gerzel> What is the gnome Window manager called so I can restart/kill it?
[21:01] <acicula> metacity
[21:01] <SundanceKid> Hi all! ubuntu rocks. I'm using 9.10. But wifi on laptop HP 550 doesn't work.
[21:01] <kostkon> suman, aaah. then disregard what i have said, i don;t think you have pulse at all
[21:01] <Flare183> !wireless | SundanceKid
[21:01] <Yoshi1> DasEi: why?
[21:02] <suman> kostkon: there is file, pulseaudio, when i do locate, but i dont think it is running....
[21:02] <kostkon> suman, yeah
[21:02] <suman> kostkon: or maybe not meant to run in kubuntu
[21:02] <gerzel> acicula: Was that in answer to my question and if I run metacity from the shell will it just restart?
[21:02] <ax-ax> hello
[21:02] <guntbert> Crayboff: you can safely the .dbus folder
[21:02] <DasEi> Yoshi1: to fix your graphics, or is there just one machine ?
[21:02] <guntbert> Crayboff: you can safely ignore the .dbus folder
[21:02] <acicula> gerzel: metacity --replace i think
[21:02] <Yoshi1> DasEi: this ones a laptop my desktop is the one thats stuck
[21:02] <Crayboff> guntbert: i dunno what .dbus even does
[21:02] <gerzel> acicula: Thanks
[21:03] <DasEi> Yoshi1: fine then, boot desk into safemode
[21:03] <Yoshi1> DasEi: ok booted into safemode now what
[21:03] <ax-ax> i connect to my other computer via ssh and if i press my swedish ö button, it says arg.6 and behaves really strange, how can i fix that?
[21:03] <guntbert> Crayboff: you can look into it - it doesn't matter for your new install at all
[21:03] <Crayboff> guntbert: but since i'm planning on doing a fresh install, I figure that i need all of the files. i really don't know what i have to do for this. I just want to have a fresh install while perserving all of my settings
[21:04] <thiebaude> !backup
[21:04] <tarsin> hello, i just installed ubuntu 9.10. after the install completed and i rebooted the machine, the ubuntu loading splash screen is displayed.. and then it drops into the command line login, and the display flashes the login screen at about 500Hz.. keyboard input seems to not work quite right.  essentially upon boot i cant get into the GUI and the display goes whacky.  the GUI display was fine during the install.  i'd like to boot into single user mode but when i
[21:04] <DasEi> Yoshi1: netroot for getting liked, ctrl-d , repair broken.. to get updates, then back in netroot (pwd this time), then call back
[21:04] <Crayboff> shit didn't know all this was hthere
[21:04] <DasEi> linked*
[21:04] <nomopofomo> Crayboff, you have to change the permissions of .dbus then, there's an option in nautilus to see all hidden files and folders, check that then right click on .dbus and change the owner from root to your user name but change it back afterwards... alternatively you can just select everything in there but .dbus... which is probably the better solution
[21:04] <guntbert> Crayboff: I said: you can safely ignore this one folder and its sub-folders
[21:04] <SundanceKid> Flare183: thanks, but it's not helpful unfortunately
[21:04] <Crayboff> oops didn't mean to swear
[21:04] <thiebaude> !language | Crayboff
[21:04] <Yoshi1> DasEi:
[21:04] <Flare183> SundanceKid: PM me
[21:04] <Yoshi1> DasEi: what? speak in full sentences please
[21:04] <ax-ax> Crayboff: get another harddrive, copy your home, install new system and use a separate home
[21:04] <SundanceKid> Flare183: the model is "Intel PRO/Wireless 802.11 a/b/g, b/g, Broadcom 802.11 b/g"
[21:05] <DasEi> Yoshi1: choose netroot for getting linked to inet
[21:05] <Flare183> SundanceKid: Linux hates broadcom
[21:05] <Crayboff> thiebaude: that's why I caught myself...
[21:05] <Yoshi1> DasEi: ok and then?
[21:05] <thiebaude> Crayboff, yea, i figured that
[21:05] <DasEi> Yoshi1: back to choices menu with "Ctrl+d"
[21:06] <DasEi> Yoshi1: choose repair broken ...  answer yes to all questions, let it run
[21:06] <orentet> hey guys, i just installed some updated and in my grub loader i've got 2 edition of ubuntu (14/15)... how do i fix that?
[21:06] <SundanceKid> Flare183: I've found the solution for Debian linux "aptitude install broadcom-sta-source broadcom-sta-modules"
[21:06] <thiebaude> what is broadcom?
[21:07] <ax-ax> when i connect with ssh and press my swedish ö button, some "arg.6" thing comes up and behaves really strange, how can i fix that? i really need to type ö :(
[21:07] <SundanceKid> thiebaude: manufacturer
[21:07] <seanscot_> hey
[21:07] <thiebaude> SundanceKid, ahh, ok
[21:07] <seanscot_> back again , with the same old problem i have everyday (3G modem)
[21:07] <SundanceKid> thiebaude: of my wifi device
[21:07] <thiebaude> yea, wireless
[21:07] <Flare183> thiebaude: Its a wireless card firmware company
[21:08] <mars> Hi everyone, I just found a workaround for the "General error mounting filesystems" bug that prevents you from using the recovery console.  However, I don't know what package I should file the bug report in Launchpad against.  Can anyone help?
[21:08] <seanscot_> can someone please help before I give up on ubuntu :(
[21:08] <SundanceKid> Flare183: so is it unsupported?
[21:08] <thiebaude> seanscot_, dont give up
[21:08] <epinky> ax-ax: did you ask on #ubuntu-se ?
[21:08] <Yoshi1> DasEi: ok repairing broken packages then what?
[21:08] <ax-ax> epinky: no?
[21:09] <Flare183> SundanceKid: No its supported but only for certain wireless cards
[21:09] <DasEi> Yoshi1: netroot, give passwd this time
[21:09] <seanscot_> its just that I cant be logging into windows everytime I want an internet connection in ubuntu , its doing my head in thiebaude
[21:09] <Yoshi1> DasEi: then?
[21:09] <seanscot_> for days ive not been able to get anything done on my computer because of it
[21:10] <DasEi> Yoshi1: (enter in terminal~root) : cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf_orig
[21:10] <orentet> hey guys, i just installed some updates and in my grub loader i've got 2 edition of ubuntu (14/15)... how do i fix that?
[21:10] <seanscot_> and even though i love using ubuntu , i love the internet even more lol
[21:10] <Yoshi1> DasEi: why not just put all the steps into a single post only sans the shorthand
[21:10] <epinky> mars: maybe in this thread: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mountall/+bug/447747
[21:10] <pol-ar> ok. I got tvtime to work ok but image is all black-and-white only. anyone knows how to fix this?
[21:10] <DasEi> Yoshi1: (enter in terminal~root) : dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[21:11] <DasEi> Yoshi1: I don't understand ..
[21:11] <DasEi> Yoshi1: reboot
[21:12] <mars> orentet, you don't need to fix it - Grub should boot the most up-to-date kernel for you automatically.
[21:12] <Yoshi1> your putting each stype in a single post which is getting split up horrendously by all the entering and leaving of the room
[21:12] <linkinx64> hey guys....what package do i need to install in ubuntu remix to get  the normal desktop?
[21:12] <Yoshi1> DasEi: if you put it all in one single post it'd be much easier to follow
[21:12] <tarsin> weird.. same problem when i boot off the cd now
[21:13] <tarsin> that is bizzare
[21:13] <Yoshi1> DasEi: so if you have to leave before this is done fixing i can follow the instructions easily
[21:13] <mars> epinky, thanks.  I read that thread, but couldn't say for sure if it was mountall.  Think I should just file it there and let Scott decide?
[21:14] <DasEi> Yoshi1: my fingers will fall up and if there is any trouble/misunderstanding , can rewrite the whole thing, thanks sir
[21:14] <spursncowboys> Does any1 know how to preview your work in bluefish?
[21:14] <epinky> mars, yep great idea :)
[21:14] <mars> done :)
[21:15] <DasEi> Yoshi1: could work now, else we might have to remove a foolish displaydriver you -as I assume- installed
[21:15] <ax-ax> no, #ubuntu-se doesn't seem to know.
[21:15] <Yoshi1> DasEi: so far you have said "boot root with network press ctrl -d then chose fix packages. let it fix them then ctrl -d again boot into root with network again give password this time run a command which i cant remember then reboot"  yes?
[21:15] <yUraKeshi> is anyone having trouble with AWN-Manager ??
[21:16] <Cronecker> Is it at all possibly to have two x server configurations? I have a laptop which I'm attaching a second screen to and I wondered if it is possible to switch between the config for 1 screen and the config for 2 easily.
[21:16] <ax-ax> when i connect with ssh and press my swedish ö button, some "arg.6" thing comes up and behaves really strange, how can i fix that? i really need to type ö :(
[21:16] <yUraKeshi> how do i know if my ubuntu is "hardy" or not?
[21:16] <DasEi> Yoshi1: you are in boot terminal, ran 3 commands there, including reboot; need them again ?
[21:17] <DasEi> Yoshi1: you are in *root terminal, ran 3 commands there, including reboot; need them again ?
[21:17] <kostkon> yUraKeshi, lsb_release -a
[21:17] <Guest28337> ax-ax be sure your session is configured for utf8 and your ssh connection is utf8 too
[21:17] <Yoshi1> DasEi: it is still fixing the errors didnt think it would take thisd long. must have crashed during the upgrade
[21:17] <yUraKeshi> kostkon, thanks it's Karmic
[21:18] <yUraKeshi> kostkon, there is any difference about how to install AWN?
[21:18] <epinky> ax-ax: this could help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=365726
[21:18] <DasEi> Yoshi1: see, so feedback is needed, as I said above call back when ready
[21:18] <ax-ax> Guest28337: yeah, everything I've come across is set to utf-8. Is it maybe something with forwarding of locales? Pam?
[21:18] <wingzero> hi all
[21:18] <kostkon> yUraKeshi, between versions? don;t really know sorry
[21:18] <Ripp_> Question...does the sudo command not read the /etc/env* file?
[21:18] <wingzero> question, firefox keeps asking to install the flash plugin but it is allready installed, but still it keeps asking it
[21:19] <Ripp_> I've added a directory to the path, yet sudo isn't aware of its existence
[21:19] <Yoshi1> DasEi: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg done reboot now?
[21:19] <DasEi> Yoshi1: yep#
[21:20] <epinky> wingzero: how did you install it?
[21:20] <regex> hello, in order to get my .php files running i need to install php and apache?
[21:20] <ikonia> regex: if you want people to view them in a browser, yes
[21:20] <tenoch> is there a way to see if my update manager is working properly?
[21:21] <CoverSlide> yes
[21:21] <genii> Ripp_: Did you do something like: source /wherever/env  ?
[21:21] <Ripp_> hrm, very confusing
[21:21] <CoverSlide> apt-get install apache2 php5
[21:21] <Yoshi1> DasEi: still saying the low graphics mode thing
[21:21] <Ripp_> genii: i just ran sudo echo $PATH
[21:21] <ikonia> tenoch: why do you think it's not ?
[21:21] <Ripp_> and the directory was added...
[21:21] <Ripp_> i'll resource and try
[21:21] <Ripp_> i mean, it works if i am not sudo
[21:21] <CoverSlide> and libapache2-mod-php i think
[21:21] <regex> thanks
[21:21] <DasEi> Yoshi1: did you install a certain driver for that card ?
[21:21] <Ripp_> just a bit confused, since it shows up in sudo's path variable
[21:21] <Yoshi1> DasEi: huh when and how was i supposed to do that?
[21:22] <DasEi> Yoshi1: and reboot it again to root terminal
[21:22] <tenoch> ikonia: cause i have a red triangle tellin me to update but then i update and there is nothing to update
[21:22] <suigeneris> iyi geceler/good night
[21:22] <Yoshi1> DasEi: the nvidia installer wont run in recovery mode
[21:22] <ikonia> tenoch: so a sudo apt-get update see if it offers you any updates
[21:22] <DasEi> Yoshi1: is it a fresh install ? did you use the hardware-drivers section ? how/when did this occur ?
[21:23] <tenoch> ikonia: ok
[21:23] <Yoshi1> i was upgrading i went out came back and it seemed to have been done but i had to hard boot it the mouse wouldnt work
[21:23] <Ripp_> bleh, ah well
[21:24] <thiebaude> Yoshi1, maybe a fresh install would be best to do
[21:24] <tenoch> ikonia: E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[21:24] <Yoshi1> thiebaude: if you can figure out a way to save almost 750 gigs of data that would be an option
[21:24] <thiebaude> Yoshi1, data on windows?
[21:24] <DasEi> Yoshi1: k, back at rootprompt ?
[21:24] <tenoch> ikonia: so no basically no updates
[21:24] <ikonia> tenoch: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list please
[21:24] <Yoshi1> thiebaude: no on ubuntu
[21:25] <ikonia> tenoch: no - something is broke there
[21:25] <tenoch> a ok
[21:25] <Yoshi1> DasEi: one second
[21:25] <tobiasz> lack of photo preview in browsing is so annoying anyway to solve this problem?
[21:25] <tenoch> ikonia: where is paste bin
[21:25] <ikonia> !pastebin | tenoch
[21:26] <Yoshi1> DasEi: netroot with password?
[21:26] <DasEi> Yoshi1: y
[21:26] <Yoshi1> DasEi: i am asking since i am back at the recovery option screen
[21:27] <DasEi> Yoshi1: sure, then : sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[21:27] <Delano-350568744> Where can I get libglib 1.2?
[21:27] <Delano-350568744> It's nowhere to be found in the official respositories
[21:27] <Yoshi1> DasEi: i already had it installed
[21:27] <Ripp_> shouldn't sudo at least be able to see files in my current directory?
[21:27] <tenoch> inokia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/328000/
[21:27] <Ripp_> this is sorta weird
[21:28] <KAL_UK> hello all i am a total new to Linux all one got any good URLs for a new bee
[21:28] <Ripp_> hrm
[21:28] <DasEi> Yoshi1: just give a done or sth. when ready
[21:28] <Yoshi1> DasEi: what do you want pastebined?
[21:28] <DasEi> Yoshi1: dpkg -L | pastebinit
[21:28] <Yoshi1> DasEi: done
[21:28] <Delano-350568744> Hello?
[21:28] <epinky> Delano-350568744: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=names&keywords=libglib1.2 , but I think it's on universe
[21:28] <michelyoyo> salut les zoulous
[21:29] <thiebaude> !fr
[21:29] <Yoshi1> DasEi: says the document is empty
[21:29] <Delano-350568744> No it's not
[21:29] <DasEi> Yoshi1: pastebinit /var/log/syslog
[21:29] <inspiron630> how do i check what version of glib i have installed
[21:29] <DasEi> Yoshi1: dpkg -l | pastebinit               ^typo above
[21:30] <Yoshi1> DasEi: i will do that after tge syslog is done
[21:30] <Ripp_> Does sudo run as service? If so, can I force it to restart..?
[21:30] <DasEi> inspiron630: dpkg -l | grep glib*
[21:30] <thiebaude> !sudo
[21:30] <barnykill> t
[21:30] <Delano-350568744> epaphus, it won't let me install
[21:31] <barnykill> hey
[21:31] <Chewtoy> Well. Login screen problem solved.
[21:31] <seanscot_> (without being rude) how many times do I have to ask a query , and how many days do I have to ask it , before it is answered ? :P
[21:31] <Chewtoy> "Upgrade" from 2.28 to 2.20 and no problems at all.
[21:31] <barnykill> im having a problem, when i try and restart it just goes to a blank screen and logs me out, but shutdown seems to work fine. ive checked google but cant seem to find a fix..
[21:31] <Yoshi1> DasEi: pastebin.com/f755ea08e
[21:32] <ecolitan> !love
[21:32] <ax-ax> seanscot_: if you have a ridicolously easy-to-fix problem, you can get an answer in a couple of hours :)
[21:32] <genii> seanscot_: It varies on the complexity or answer-ability of the question.
[21:32] <seanscot_> :P
[21:32] <seanscot_> yeah , i mean its not like people arent helpful here
[21:32] <seanscot_> im just frustrated
[21:32] <barnykill> ditto
[21:33] <seanscot_> as its internet connectivity
[21:33] <seanscot_> which without , you cant really do anything
[21:33] <Yoshi1> DasEi: the syslog apparently wont pastebinit properly
[21:33] <seanscot_> im just wanting my 3G modem to work without having to boot into windows everytime and out again
[21:33] <barnykill> is there another help channel on this network?
[21:34] <Yoshi1> DasEi: but the dpkg - did\
[21:34] <ax-ax> barnykill: for ubuntu?
[21:34] <barnykill> yeh
[21:34] <DasEi> Yoshi1: right , reading it, yes messy stuff in there
[21:34] <ax-ax> in some other languages
[21:34] <ax-ax> but not as big
[21:34] <barnykill> doh
[21:34] <epinky> seanscot_: what's the model of your 3G?
[21:34] <DasEi> Yoshi1: pastebinit /var/log/syslog
[21:35] <Snausages> seanscot_: what's up with your 3g?
[21:35] <seanscot_> epinky:  its a ZTE MF627
[21:35] <DasEi> Yoshi1: lspci | pastebinit
[21:35] <Snausages> seanscot_: how's it connect?
[21:35] <seanscot_> it only works when i log into windows first , connect , then reboot into ubuntu
[21:35] <Yoshi1> DasEi: the syslog just spits out pastebin.com
[21:36] <paulo_> hi guys
[21:36] <barnykill> small problem... when i try to restart it just logs me out and brings me to a blank screen leading to me manually press the on off button, but shutdown works fine....  any ideas?
[21:37] <Yoshi1> DasEi: pastebin.com/f6e24ff3f
[21:37] <seanscot_> i just want to be able to use ubuntu and never look at windows again! :(
[21:37] <diddy> What is the command to split the 1.4 GB movie aaa.avi into 2 equal size parts?
[21:38] <Wipster> does anyone know how to make the Allow access to keyring program remember that I want it to always allow a program?
[21:38] <tenoch> ikonia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/328000/
[21:38] <llutz> seanscot_: you've read http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1017630 already?
[21:38] <seanscot_> yes llutz
[21:38] <seanscot_> problem is though , i dont really know what im doing with it
[21:39] <seanscot_> and dont feel its wise to mess with stuff I dont know about
[21:39] <DasEi> Yoshi1: GeForce 8800 GTS it is, well I suggest to once completly remove all nvidia-drivers (you got drivers n modules mixed that can't work together) then re-install them again over the driver-menu from a running desktop
[21:39] <seanscot_> when i mess it up it means back to square one and rebooting into windows , rebooting into ubuntu again , its a nightmare
[21:39] <Yoshi1> DasEi: remove them how?
[21:42] <DasEi> yoshi1: check (following cmd will not change a thing but show ) that nothing else but nvidia gets removed : apt-get remove --purge nvidia*  --dry-run
[21:42] <tobiasz> lack of photo preview in browsing is so annoying anyway to solve this problem?
[21:42] <TommyBres> stupid question, i can't authenticate for root in terminal using the password for my account, how can i root
[21:42]  * TommyBres wants sudo powahz
[21:42] <acicula> are you doing su or sudo
[21:42] <Jordan_U> !root | TommyBres
[21:42] <Flannel> TommyBres: You don't use root, you use sudo.
[21:43] <DasEi> yoshi1: if you just see nvidia-packets, same cmd again, no --dry-run in the end
[21:43] <CoverSlide> sudo su; passwd
[21:43] <TommyBres> lol ok
[21:43] <Yoshi1> DasEi: yep just envy and nvidia would get removed
[21:43] <Flannel> CoverSlide: please don't suggest people set a root password.  It's not supported.
[21:43] <DasEi> yoshi1: right then
[21:43] <Slart> ! supportroot | CoverSlide
[21:43] <iceroot> CoverSlide: never use sudo su
[21:43] <TommyBres> ah i got it, thanks
[21:43] <TommyBres> su != sudo
[21:43] <DasEi> yoshi1:apt-get remove --purge nvidia*
[21:43] <CoverSlide> hey he asked
[21:43] <Yoshi1> DasEi: doing
[21:44] <llutz> seanscot_: tried following http://www.greenhughes.com/content/zte-mf627-easy-way ?
[21:44] <iceroot> CoverSlide: and you answered wrong
[21:44] <seanscot_> tried it llutz :(
[21:44] <CyL> does anyonde recommends a good tutorial about the new unr interface?
[21:44] <seanscot_> it didnt work
[21:44] <thiebaude> all you need is sudo
[21:44] <seanscot_> it stopped the flash drive loading
[21:44] <llutz> !donotwork | seanscot_
[21:44] <epinky> seanscot_: http://www.greenhughes.com/content/zte-mf627-easy-way , my advice is that you contact Liam
[21:44] <seanscot_> but still gave me the same problem
[21:44] <iceroot> !doesntwork | seanscot_
[21:44] <Yoshi1> DasEi: after this roobet and try low graphics mode?
[21:45] <DasEi> yoshi1:dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg && reboot
[21:45] <DasEi> yoshi1  dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg && reboot
[21:45] <iceroot> DasEi: /etc/init.d/gdm restart instead of reboot
[21:45] <seanscot_> sorry , i just gave the description afterwards
[21:46] <CoverSlide> any other distro it wouldn't be a problem. ubuntu people are like "NOONE CAN ROOT! MUST USE VISTA-LIKE UAC!"
[21:46] <iceroot> CoverSlide: you dont need root, use sudo
[21:46] <iceroot> CoverSlide: and with ubuntu its not a problem too, but we supporters dont like it
[21:47] <epinky> seanscot_: http://twitter.com/liamgh/statuses/5254836167
[21:47] <Flannel> CoverSlide: There's no reason for the root account to be enabled.  When people ask "how do I become root?" it's usually because they're unfamiliar with sudo.
[21:47] <Alan502> how do i insert a text box on open office text processor?
[21:47] <Yoshi1> DasEi: it'
[21:47] <iceroot> Alan502: #openoffice
[21:47] <Yoshi1> s doing the stupid low graphics mode again
[21:47] <barnykill> small problem: when i try to restart it just logs me out and brings me to a blank screen leading to me manually press the on off button, but shutdown works fine....  any ideas?
[21:47] <Slart> Alan502: Insert, Floating frame might do it
[21:47] <Yoshi1> DasEi: and it shoved my monitor out of range again
[21:48] <Slart> Alan502: or just Insert, Frame
[21:48] <seanscot_> thanks epinky
[21:48] <DasEi> Yoshi1: can you log into desktop ? out of range, so no, can't
[21:48] <seanscot_> but i cant see any post telling u how to do it
[21:48] <tobiasz> lack of photo preview in browsing is so annoying anyway to solve this problem? (example Opera or many other aps)
[21:48] <Yoshi1> DasEi: well i am tyrying it a second time it ALWAYS shoves my monitor out of range
[21:48] <Yoshi1> DasEi: in past upgrades it did it too but i wopuld just hard boot it and then it would go into desktop
[21:49] <Yoshi1> DasEi: but this time it is still stuck in the stupid need low graphics mode loop
[21:49] <Fretegi_2> how do u reload cache in ubuntu, u know like rebooting but not rebooting, forget the verbage
[21:49] <DasEi> Yoshi1: what a monitor is it ?
[21:49] <iceroot> Fretegi_2: what?
[21:49] <iceroot> Fretegi_2: what cache?
[21:49] <Wiebelhaus> Testing
[21:50] <Alan502> errr looks like that doesnt do it, Slart
[21:50] <Yoshi1> DasEi: it is a generic lcd monitor and whoa this time after the cold boot it is messed up
[21:50] <Alan502> but i realized i could just copy it, thanks !
[21:50] <Fretegi_2> theres a command u can type in the terminal that reloads cache, similiar to rebooting, used for say after u install a program that requires a reboot or relogging in, u can run this command in the terminal, escapes me tho
[21:51] <Fezzler> Since update to 9.10, YouTube videos crash Firefox.  What should I do/check and how?
[21:51] <Yoshi1> thats the last time i ever use manually installed graphics drivers
[21:51] <andres_> ey
[21:51] <andres_> et
[21:51] <andres_> ey
[21:51] <iceroot> Fretegi_2: there is only one reason you need a reboot. kernel-update
[21:51] <Slart> Fretegi_2: ehm.. rebooting is usually not about clearing a cache..
[21:51] <iceroot> Fretegi_2: run firefox from terminal and see/post output
[21:51] <andres_> como cambiar mi imagen en el groud
[21:51] <yUraKeshi> does anyone is having trouble with awn-manager and avant-window-navigator??
[21:51] <Slart> !es | andres_
[21:51] <Iyunkateus> I have a game that won't work because it's trying to access an old version of libstdc++, namely libstdc++5
[21:51] <iceroot> Fezzler: : run firefox from terminal and see/post output
[21:52]  * thiebaude glad i dont have to manully install my nvidia drivers
[21:52] <iceroot> Iyunkateus: sounds like ut2004
[21:52] <Iyunkateus> I have a game that won't work because it's trying to access an old version of libstdc++, namely libstdc++5, how can I fix this?
[21:52] <Fretegi_2> ive used it several times, from forums etc, escapes me tho, been a while, hoping someone here knew
[21:52] <iceroot> Iyunkateus: please dont repeat
[21:52] <iceroot> Fretegi_2: history :)
[21:52] <Iyunkateus> iceroot: Sorry, I just realized that I forgot to actually ask the question
[21:52] <ultamatt> hey all, I'm having some trouble with apache tomcat on ubuntu 9.10
[21:52] <Yoshi1> DasEi: any other ideas?
[21:52] <Slart> Fretegi_2: I think you've misunderstood something.. but if you remember it, please let us know
[21:52] <barnykill> i installed EnvyNG from the ubuntu software centre, but when i click on the app nothing loads?
[21:52] <ultamatt> I don't know where to set up my files for web-inf
[21:53] <iceroot> ultamatt: #tomcat
[21:53] <Iyunkateus> iceroot: anyway, is there some way I can make libstdc++5 point to libstdc++6 or something?
[21:53] <Fretegi_2> simple command, lemme look, if memory serves me right its part of installing crypt-keeper
[21:53] <iceroot> Iyunkateus: have not found a solution for it yet :(
[21:53] <Fezzler> iceroot>> sudo firefox <retrun>   but noting to send?
[21:53] <ultamatt> @iceroot I can get it working on my windows, so it's more of an #ubuntu issue
[21:53] <iceroot> Fezzler: sudo????
[21:53] <iceroot> ultamatt: its a tomcat-issue
[21:54] <iceroot> Fezzler: just run firefox without sudo
[21:54] <DasEi> Yoshi1: manually editing xorg.conf, I just had a look around, I could generate a section, but it's on another machine, will take least 20 min, have a break ?
[21:54] <Yoshi1> DasEi: sure
[21:54] <Yoshi1> DasEi: i wll thank you now and probably later for all the help
[21:54] <tobiasz> lack of photo preview in browsing is so annoying anyway to solve this problem? (example Opera or many other aps)
[21:54] <DasEi> Yoshi1: I'll call your nick then
[21:55] <yUraKeshi> anyone can help me setup awn-manager? it just won't run!!
[21:55] <poul> There is a new superfast bios - 1 sec or so that plays with windows, go from one to the other, is there a similar version for ubuntu?
[21:55] <Slart> tobiasz: photo preview in browsing? you mean when browsing the web? or files in nautilus?
[21:55] <iceroot> poul: eeepc :)
[21:55] <Yoshi1> definitly never using manually installed graphics drivers ever again. they are nothing but trouble
[21:55] <Fezzler> iceroot>> Open to two tabs.  1.  Ubuntu Start Page  2. Add Adblock Plus Filter subscriptions.xul
[21:55] <iceroot> poul: eeepc is also needing only 1 sec for bios (post)
[21:55] <tobiasz> Slart when you choose a file to upload or something like that, the browsing for files window
[21:56] <Iyunkateus> iceroot: I think I had a similar problem before, but I don't remember how I fixed it
[21:56] <Slart> poul: haven't heard of it.. neither the windows version or anything similar for linux.. of course there is the open bios thingy.. but that's still pretty new
[21:56] <pansone> #ubuntu
[21:56] <Iyunkateus> iceroot: plus when I try to just downgrade I get the aah noo there's a package that needs that
[21:56] <Fezzler> iceroot>> I installed Adblock because someone suggested that as a YouTube video Firefox crash solution
[21:56] <Slart> tobiasz: hmm.. let me try.. hang on
[21:57] <thanh> I want to remove any file/dir which contains the word firefox, does anyone know how to do it on command line? ty
[21:57] <iceroot> Fezzler: please post the error, firefox is tracing when crashing
[21:57] <tobiasz> Slart the icon representing images preview is too small to be readable
[21:57] <Alan502> whats the equivalent of microsoft office's "copy format" in open office?
[21:58] <Fezzler> iceroot>> No error, just the Ubuntu Start Page and a list of Adblock filter subscription links
[21:58] <Alan502> whats the equivalent of microsoft office's "copy format" in open office?
[21:58] <lalas> hi
[21:58] <xapel> I want to do some GTK programming in C++. Where can I find some tutorials to get me going? Itseems like I have to use gtkmm for C++, but yet I don't find many tutorials on the internet.
[21:58] <erUSUL> !repeat | Alan502
[21:59] <kbp> :q
[21:59] <Alan502> :|
[21:59] <Slart> tobiasz: hmm.. odd that you can't select the regular nautilus views in the file selection dialog.. don't know what to do about it.. make a suggestion on launchpad perhaps.. hope they fix it for the next version
[21:59] <Alan502> it doesnt seem like a question that cant be answered, erUSUL
[21:59] <Alan502> but thanks !
[21:59] <lalas> hi could any one can help with GCstar?
[21:59] <tobiasz> Slart nautilus is broken in 9.10
[21:59] <erUSUL> Alan502: well; maybe a openoffice channel ?
[21:59] <Slart> Alan502: you can just copy it normally.. then ctrl+shift+V and select only to paste the format
[22:00] <Slart> tobiasz: it is? what's wrong with it?
[22:00] <genii> Alan502: You'd likely get a faster answer in the OpenOffice channel, #openoffice.org
[22:00] <tobiasz> Slart type sudo nautilus in terminal and watch the errors flood it
[22:00] <tobiasz> Slart doesn't work for me
[22:00] <erUSUL> Alan502: #Openoffice.org
[22:00] <sshc> Alan502: copy format?
[22:00] <Slart> tobiasz: well.. using sudo with a gui app... that's not surprising
[22:00] <Alan502> thanks for your answer Slart
[22:01] <Alan502> ok erUSUL , genii i will ask in oppenoffice from now and on, thanks!
[22:01] <Iyunkateus> I have a game that needs libstdc++5 but also apparently a package that needs libstdc++6, how might I fix this?
[22:01] <sybariten> i am hacing severe problems doing a release-upgrade
[22:01] <sybariten> having
[22:01] <Fretegi_2> oh i figured it out, my mistake, after installing cryptkeeper u have to reboot to install the device mapper, or u can do it manually using modprobe, my mistake
[22:01] <xapel> I want to do some GTK programming in C++. Where can I find some tutorials to get me going? Itseems like I have to use gtkmm for C++, but yet I don't find many tutorials on the internet.
[22:01] <tobiasz> Slart start a web browser go to imageshack.us for example and click browse, this is what I was talking about
[22:01] <Fezzler> iceroot>> Do I need to make it crash then do as you say?
[22:01] <sybariten> lots of stuff like this    Failed http://old-releases.ubuntu.com hardy-updates/multiverse Sources
[22:02] <sybariten> A problem occurred during the update. This is usually some sort of
[22:02] <sybariten> network problem, please check your network connection and retry.
[22:02] <tobiasz> Slart the previews are so tiny they don't tell anything about the foto
[22:02] <Slart> tobiasz: yes.. that's the native file selection dialog
[22:02] <sybariten> could a sources.list be too screwed up to do a dist-upgrade ?
[22:02] <Wipster> does anyone know how to make the Allow access to keyring program remember that I want it to always allow a program?
[22:02] <tobiasz> Slart and it sucks big time
[22:02] <Slart> tobiasz: I would expect it to have the same options as a regular nautilus window.. with list, compact, icons and so on.. not sure why they removed it
[22:04] <Slart> tobiasz: seems there are others that agree https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/+bug/388787
[22:05] <tobiasz> Slart pretty obvious there are, my father complained about it (former windows xp user)
[22:05] <lmassdeps> I am getting 404 erros when using the package manager tonight
[22:06] <Slart> lmassdeps: you've tried another mirror?
[22:06] <Promit> IME there are two kinds of file selection dialogs
[22:06] <Promit> really terrible, and even worse
[22:06] <barnykill> small problem: when i try to restart it just logs me out and brings me to a blank screen leading to me manually press the on off button, but shutdown works fine....  any ideas?
[22:06] <barnykill> by it i mean ubuntu
[22:07] <PinziRC> !list
[22:07] <PinziRC> hello !
[22:07] <poul> the eeepc has been out for soemtime, this is something called HyperSpace,, I googled it to this link http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/01/downloadable-so/,
[22:07] <poul> has anyone had any experience with it?
[22:08] <ALAYA> Hi, if I have a ubuntu or debian server, I did an apt-get upgrade, how to know that I need to restart the server ? I mean , some time when I install some update on my karmic I have the message to reboot, specially when it is about the kernel. but with the server, I deal only with text messages. thank you :)
[22:08] <divider> poul: I am an eeepc guru, whats up?
[22:08] <td123> ALAYA: if you upgraded the kernel, then you need to restart, otherwise, just leave it running
[22:08] <gerzel> Is there anyone on who can help me with configuring a dual monitor setup?  I've got monitors working fairly well but there are some things that bug me that I'd like to fix.  Such as the fact that I can't drag windows from one monitor to the other and enabling xinerama seems to cause more problems than it solves.
[22:09] <MJEvans> !effects
[22:09] <Fezzler> iceroot
[22:09] <divider> gerzel: whats your graphics adapter?
[22:10] <ALAYA> td123: you mean : if the kernel is updated, the server should be restarted automatically ?
[22:10] <gerzel> divider: Using an Nvidia card with the propriatary drivers.
[22:10] <poul> divider: there is a new product called HyperSpace, not the same as the bios on the eeepc, it is supposedly an instant on with windows, I would think it w9ould want to go with linux as well
[22:10] <Fezzler> iceroot>> HMM. Error is : "Invalid borders specified for theme pixmap.  borders don't fit with image."
[22:11] <ritesh> how can i extract rar files , what do i need to do?
[22:11] <R1cochet> i have an issue with compiz wall plugin. wrap around doesnt work. this problem is only on ubuntu release 9.10. fedora doesnt have this issue. do i still need to ask in compiz or can it be solved here?
[22:11] <Fezzler> iceroot>> then something about 'status == CAIRO_STATUS_SUCCESS' failed.  Then "Aborted"
[22:11] <Slart> poul: from a quick read through it seems this bios thing is just a small os, read only, that you can boot instead of windows... it doesn't seem to be able to boot to windows in any record times just because it's installed.. (or I missed it)
[22:11] <TViYH> wat
[22:11] <epinky> ritesh: open File Roller?
[22:11] <gerzel> divider: Is that what you meant by adapter?  Otherwise I'm using basic Ubuntu, metacity gnome.
[22:11] <divider> poul: hyperspace is essentially expressgate for laptops
[22:12] <gerzel> GeForce 9800GT
[22:12] <lmassdeps> Slart: I have tired a few different mirros tonight and finally found one that is working now. probal
[22:12] <divider> gerzel: there we go. 9800gt
[22:12] <lmassdeps> my connection
[22:12] <gerzel> divider: Sorry
[22:12] <gerzel> Term didn't click right away
[22:12] <divider> gerzel: do you have compiz or desktop effects on?
[22:12] <gerzel> desktop effects yes, compriz I don't think so.
[22:13] <divider> gerzel: disable , and then try it
[22:13] <VaultDweller> Can someone help me?
[22:13] <sybariten> can spomeone please tell me what kinda sources.list i should have to do a dist-upgrade from gutsy to hardy
[22:13] <divider> !ask | VaultDweller
[22:13] <sybariten> my upgrade is bailing out right now
[22:13] <VaultDweller> I'm running karmic, and well, Flash Player refuses to install.
[22:13] <divider> VaultDweller: 64 bit?
[22:13] <Slart> !upgrade | sybariten, have a look here.. perhaps it's mentioned
[22:14] <VaultDweller> 32-bit
[22:14] <gerzel> no luck
[22:14] <VaultDweller> and well, it keeps hanging whenever I try.
[22:14] <sybariten> thanks Slart
[22:14] <VaultDweller> It's attempting to make connection to downloads.sourceforge.net
[22:14] <divider> VaultDweller: are you installing it from adobe's website?
[22:14] <R1cochet> VaultDweller: did u grab the ubuntu-restricted pack?
[22:14] <theneoindian> hi i installed db2exc package (db2 database ) but it showed some error in between . now i can't install or remove anything with apt . pls help
[22:14] <VaultDweller> divider: yes
[22:14] <gerzel> divider: turning off desktop effects doesn't change anything my cursor still stops as the edge of the first screen when I'm trying to move a window to the second
[22:14] <VaultDweller> and R1cochet: I didnt have to in Ubuntu 8.10 or Kubuntu 9.04
[22:15] <R1cochet> VaultDweller: try the pack in synaptic: flashplugin-installer
[22:15] <theneoindian> this error shows up : The package db2exc needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it
[22:15] <poul> divider:  not that useful then, particularly at a yearly cost of $40, tom's hardware saw it as a stepdown from ChromeOs,
[22:15] <VaultDweller> R1cochet: same error
[22:15] <gerzel> I also do not have xinerama enabled
[22:15] <divider> VaultDweller: its not failing, your issue is with downloading a dependancy
[22:15] <poul> they are completely different then,
[22:15] <divider> poul: exactly.
[22:15] <R1cochet> damn, im grabbing it now
[22:15] <VaultDweller> well divider, I keep trying to play a YouTube video and it keeps telling me Flash isnt installed.
[22:15] <VaultDweller> So, how can I resolve this?
[22:15] <divider> poul: I'd just use dsl or puppy on a usb drive. :)
[22:16] <divider> VaultDweller: because it isn't. you need to let it obtain the dependancy.
[22:16] <R1cochet> VaultDweller: does firefox popup trying to install it?
[22:16] <theneoindian> pls help guys . i'm in a real fix . i can't install some important packages
[22:16] <VaultDweller> No
[22:16] <CoverSlide> sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[22:16] <VaultDweller> The package installer that is with Ubuntu is installing it
[22:16] <divider> gerzel: alrighty then i'lldo some research.
[22:16] <hipitihop> I'm running Karmic on Dell laptop with ATI Radeon with an external 1920x1200 monitor with dual screen enabled but it only runs external monitor @ 60Hz how can I override this ?
[22:17] <ritesh> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[22:17] <divider> hipitihop: what ati graphics chipset? what driver?
[22:17] <ritesh> what does this mean?
[22:17] <gerzel> divider: My main problem Is that I'd like to have a firefox window open on both displays and would like to be able to move a window from one display to the other.
[22:17] <divider> CoverSlide: that package is depreciated. It doesn't work with youtube.
[22:17] <jetscreamer> hipitihop: http://wiki.debian.org/XStrikeForce/HowToRandR12
[22:17] <poul> divider:  right, later
[22:18] <magdato> hello :), i have one problem, my notebook is a HP tx1332, and i cant use my microphone, it makes a weird sound, who can help me?
[22:18] <jetscreamer> ritesh: it means get an xterm or a console and run that command
[22:18] <VaultDweller> basically, it keeps trying to make connection to downloads.sourceforge.net
[22:18] <hipitihop> divider, ATI Catalyst , driver as per whatever upgrade decided iow, did not do anything perculiar myself... how do I list the chipset ?
[22:18] <theneoindian> this error shows up : The package db2exc needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it
[22:18] <theneoindian> pls help
[22:19] <Dr_Willis> !info db2exc
[22:19] <Dr_Willis> theneoindian:  what says it needs that?>
[22:19] <VaultDweller> Thanks r1cochet and divider.
[22:19] <divider> hipitihop: terminal> lspci              then look for ati adapter and some numbers.
[22:19] <jetscreamer> !info hwinfo
[22:19] <theneoindian> yeah i downloaded it from ibm and tried . but it showed some error halfway
[22:19] <theneoindian> now i can't install or remove packages
[22:20] <theneoindian> everytime i use apt , i get that error
[22:20] <Digitalcheffe> anyone familar with likewise ? i have authentication working fine but trying to figure out how to set up Ad use with admin perms on the machine
[22:20] <jetscreamer> i'd try --purging it theneoindian but i'm not sure what you did to yourself
[22:20] <ritesh> jetscreamer, yeah i did...
[22:20] <epinky> theneoindian: sudo apt-get remove --purge db2exc
[22:20] <hipitihop> divider, ATI Technologies Inc Radeon Mobility HD 3670
[22:20] <theneoindian> i tried purging . again i get the same error
[22:21] <divider> hipitihop: ok so your chipset's not ancient.
[22:21] <divider> hipitihop: so that rules that out. :)
[22:21] <theneoindian> i don't know wat to do .
[22:21] <jetscreamer> !info xrandr
[22:21] <epinky> theneoindian: then edited the file /var/lib/dpkg/status and removed the lines about package db2exc
[22:21] <jetscreamer> ?
[22:21] <hipitihop> divider, wouldn't have thouhgt so, pretty new studio xps dell
[22:22] <theneoindian> epinky , okey gonna do that now
[22:22] <divider> hipitihop: when you go into the display tab under system>pref>display and hit detect displays does it detect both without any glitching?
[22:22] <hipitihop> jetscreamer, so your link applies to my chipset ?
[22:23] <hipitihop> divider, when I go there, it warns me that the driver does not appear to support certain extensions for th etool and gives me option to run the vendors one, which is where I can configure dual screen etc
[22:24] <divider> hipitihop: very strange. are you running the radeon hd or the ati driver from ati's website?
[22:24] <hipitihop> divider, however the Catalyst conctrol center does allow identifying screens and clearlu shows displa 1 & 2
[22:24] <gerzel> divider: Should I check in with you later or give you my email?
[22:24] <Wipster> does anyone know how to make the Allow access to keyring program remember that I want it to always allow a program?
[22:24] <hipitihop> divider, not really sure, I certainly have not done any custom install that I remember
[22:25] <gerzel> Or what forum would you recomend me post my question to?
[22:25] <pq_> hi how can I set up a masquerade for virtual network in libvirtd/kvm?
[22:26] <gammy> So I wonder - when will youtube work again with adobe's flash player? I see no solutions unrelated to compiz (I do not use compiz, nor gnome) about this.
[22:26] <hipitihop> divider, what's the easiest way to tell the driver being used ?
[22:26] <mat__> Hi All.  How is everyone?
[22:26] <divider> gerzel: i'd post it into ubuntu forums. I'm doing research on both you and hipitihop's problem, its almost the same :P
[22:26] <kensanata> A while ago I installed Ubuntu 9.10 on my iBook. Apparently Mod4+N inverts the colors of my current window and Mod4+M inverts the colors of my entire screen. Where is this keyboard shortcut defined so that I can change? I can't find it in System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts.
[22:26] <MackRider> I didn't realize this nick was taken.
[22:27] <divider> hipitihop: did you ever run aticonfig
[22:27] <gerzel> divider: Ok I'll stick around for a bit more
[22:27] <Slart> kensanata: sounds like a compiz shortcut
[22:27] <divider> gerzel: does the NCP detect your other monitor without any issues?
[22:27] <Slart> !ccsm | kensanata
[22:27] <kensanata> Thanks, all.
[22:28] <MackRider> Anyway.  I set up and installed a fresh copy of UBUNTU 9.10 with hopes of running it as a web server for some of my local pet projects.  I figured I would install LAMP, however in the software center LAMP is not listed.  How do I install PHP, MySQL, etc. so that I can set this up as a web server?
[22:28] <Philosoraptor> why im the partition editor section of the 9.10 live cd, does it only give me two options: erase and use entire disk or manually partition.  why can' I do the automatic partitioning?
[22:28] <gerzel> divider: I'm not sure on your terminology.  I have both monitors working, I can move my mouse off one side and get to the other, so the computer has both monitors detected and displaying properly.
[22:28] <epinky> !lamp | MackRider
[22:28] <gammy> .
[22:28] <gerzel> I just can't move windows between the two monitors.
[22:28] <Slart> Philosoraptor: isn't the "use entire disk" option the same as automatic? I can't really remember
[22:29] <divider> gerzel: okay so whats the issue? :P
[22:29] <Pirate_Hunter> I am following the ubuntu guide for installing and setting up ldap however on restart I get the following error 'Available database(s) do not allow slapadd'
[22:29] <MackRider> Thanks epinky, does this mean I would need to reinstall linux?
[22:29] <epinky> MackRider: not at all, check the link ;)
[22:29] <gerzel> I can't move windows between the two monitors.  If i have a firefox window on one screen I can't move it to the other
[22:29] <Philosoraptor> Slart: no, I want to give it its own partiton, not erase my windows boot
[22:29] <solexious> Ubuntu keeps going to a black screen, then showing the login screen, when I login all my open programs are gone
[22:29] <gerzel> And I can't start firefox on the other cause firefox is already running.
[22:30] <divider> gerzel: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=221174
[22:30] <gerzel> Thank you.
[22:30] <Pirate_Hunter> I am following the ubuntu guide for installing and setting up ldap however on restart I get the following error 'Available database(s) do not allow slapadd', can someone tell me what I must do to correct this?
[22:30] <Fretegi_2> i can open several instances of ff
[22:30] <Slart> Philosoraptor: well.. try the manual option then
[22:30] <theneoindian> epinky, thx a lot buddy . it helped .. you saved me a lota pain . thank you again bro
[22:30] <Takinator> Hi, I cannot access to 3rd & 4th virtual desktops but I can see them on the virtual desktop switcher applet, does anyone know how to do ?
[22:30] <bigmack83_> anyone have an idea on how long it might take to partition a 1TB drive to ext3? im sitting at bout 15 minutes now.
[22:30] <epinky> theneoindian: you're welcome :)
[22:30] <Philosoraptor> slart I don't know enough to do that
[22:31] <Slart> Philosoraptor: I don't think it's that hard.. give it a try.. it won't do anything until you're finished setting everything up
[22:31] <Julio> francais
[22:31] <Slart> !fr | Julio
[22:32] <millenium> salve a tutti
[22:32] <sahith> karmic koala doesnt seem to recognise my external dvd writer its a sony dru800a, can any one shed any light on this
[22:32] <Philosoraptor> Slart: well I'll try it later, there is some stuff I need to do before I get there, anyway
[22:32] <Slart> !it | millenium
[22:32] <Slart> Philosoraptor: ok, no worries
[22:33] <millenium> ok grazie
[22:33] <solexious> Ubuntu keeps going to a black screen, then showing the login screen, when I login all my open programs are gone. Any ideas why, and how to fix?
[22:33] <Slart> solexious: this happens when you're already logged in?
[22:33] <lukasz> z tymi babami :/
[22:33] <mangekyou> HI TO ALL
[22:33] <mangekyou> !
[22:33] <mangekyou> :)
[22:33] <FloodBot1> mangekyou: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:33] <Omen_20> hi. is there not a difference between Suspend and Hibernate in Ubuntu? They do the exact same thing for me.
[22:33] <Slart> !ps | lukasz
[22:33] <Slart> !pl | lukasz
[22:33] <jamnz> good evening... does someone know how to remove IE7 from wine ? I'd like to revert back to IE6 in wine.
[22:34] <solexious> Slart: Yes, havent pin pointed a spesific program or prosess that is running when it happens
[22:34] <Slart> Omen_20: afaik they are supposed to be different.. not sure why it would be the same for you
[22:34] <DasEi> Yoshi1: still around ?
[22:34] <Yoshi1> DasEi: yes
[22:34] <Slart> solexious: it sounds like X is crashing.. have a look in /var/log/syslog and see if it mentions anything around the time when it restarts
[22:35] <DasEi> Yoshi1: so got some xorg now, boot to root-cmd-line again
[22:35] <Yoshi1> alright
[22:35] <Omen_20> Slart, I'm suspecting Hibernate should powerdown the computer but it just looks like the screen goes black. No difference between it and if I walked off for 20 minutes. Does Hibernate not work on PCs? Just for laptops?
[22:35] <Yoshi1> DasEi: netroot or plain root?
[22:36] <DasEi> Yoshi1: netroot
[22:36] <solexious> Slart: Will do next time :)
[22:36] <Yoshi1> DasEi: done
[22:36] <DasEi> Yoshi1:http://pastebin.com/f5531c59e
[22:36] <Slart> Omen_20: as far as I know hibernate should work the same on desktops as on laptops.. ie save memory to swap and shut off the computer
[22:37] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, how do i change default font for non-latin fonts?
[22:37] <epinky> jamnz: ask on #wine channel
[22:37] <subby83> Can anybody deal with: "Cannot run wish (wish command "puts OK; exit" failed): maybe you're not running X or DISPLAY", appears when I do a ./configure
[22:37] <subby83> I'm actually not running X, but this is a server system...
[22:37] <DasEi> Yoshi1:nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf , alter the two sections accordingly
[22:38] <subby83> does that mean it will not compile e.g. configure
[22:38] <kensanata> Slart: Ugh, I think playing with "Simple CompizConfig Settings Manager" wiped all of my keyboard shortcuts I configured last week.
[22:38] <millenium> notte
[22:38] <millenium> a tutti
[22:39] <Slart> kensanata: ouch
[22:39] <mangekyou> hi
[22:39] <Slart> kensanata: you set these shortcuts somewhere else? in Gnome?
[22:39] <mangekyou> anyone for a chat :) ?
[22:39] <mangekyou> anyone for a chat :) ?
[22:39] <Yoshi1> DasEi: typing it in now
[22:39] <Omen_20> Slart, yeah for me the display just goes black. Doesnt even turn it off. Then if I move the mouse it pops up a login box. Basically Hibernate = Lock.
[22:39] <Slart> mangekyou: this is a support channel.. for general chat please use #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:39] <Yoshi1> DasEi: 2 sections?
[22:39] <kensanata> Slart: Yes, in System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts. Whatever that is. :)
[22:39] <Slart> Omen_20: have a look in the logs.. see if you get any errors there
[22:39] <mangekyou> thanks :)
[22:40] <kensanata> Omen_20: On my iBook Hibernate will save state and power down. Then when I power up again, it will load state and crash. Then I get to power up again. :)
[22:41] <Yoshi1> DasEi: holy craP THATS ALOT TO TYPE
[22:41] <Yoshi1> grrr sdtupid caps lock
[22:41] <Cyber_Akuma> Installing a small 200mb boot partition to bypass some restrictions on my system, is there any reason to use ext4 instead of ext3 for this partition? Or would it make any difference? Ubuntu will be install on an ext4 partition regardless.
[22:41] <flan_suse> This is sort of both an Ubuntu and Linux Mint question. (Applies to both Karmic and Linux Mint Helena). If I install to an encrypted root (loading modules in a LiveCD session, formatting, etc), I am able to boot up and even get past Grub. However, it drops me to BusyBox (recoery shell)  saying it cannot find device /dev/mapper/croot. What's interesting is that I can manually do "cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sda7 croot" and then continue to
[22:41] <flan_suse> boot just fine into the encrypted root installation.
[22:41] <mrXX> does ubuntu support Gamepad?
[22:41] <Omen_20> Slart, where do I find these logs?
[22:41] <mrXX> is there a driver for Gamepad in ubuntu?
[22:41] <Slart> kensanata: I didn't know the compiz shortcuts would take over..perhaps the gnome shortcuts are still there if you disable the stuff in ccsm?
[22:41] <erUSUL> mrXX: yes
[22:41] <Slart> Omen_20: /var/log/syslog is one place to look
[22:42] <mrXX> erUSUL really, i m so excited, what do i need to install?
[22:42] <Yoshi1> DasEi: do i really need the modeline section?
[22:43] <flan_suse> Since my question is somewhat long, here it is: http://pastebin.com/d3d7071c2     (This is important to me.)
[22:43] <regex> how do i get apache to work? i ran this command:    sudo apache -k start   ... and i got this error apache2: bad user name ${APACHE_RUN_USER}
[22:44] <erUSUL> mrXX: nothing; there may be some calibratring apps out there. look a bit
[22:44] <flan_suse> Cyber_Akuma, for the /boot partition, I use ext2.
[22:44] <theneoindian> hey when i install a package , it says it depends on sun-java5-jre . but i've sun-java6-jre installed . wat can do about that
[22:44] <Omen_20> Slart, when I Hibernate it says this in the log: Anacron 2.3 started on 2009-11-25
[22:45] <Slart> Omen_20: I don't think that's important for this
[22:45] <Slart> Omen_20: nothing else? no ERROR bla bla .. or DANGER DANGER stuff?
[22:45] <mohamed> hello
[22:45] <mohamed> how can i install yum on centos ?
[22:46] <Omen_20> ok. i just noticed every time I hibernate it says that. And then when I log back in I get this: Normal exit (0 jobs run)
[22:46] <thiebaude> mohamed, wrong channel
[22:46] <Omen_20> Slart, nope. no errors
[22:46] <Guest43524> can you help me to go to correct channel ?
[22:47] <flan_suse> Anyone here using (or has tried) Karmic on an encrypted root partition?
[22:47] <Wipster> does anyone know how to make the Allow access to keyring program remember that I want it to always allow a program?
[22:47] <DasEi2> flan_suse: yes
[22:47] <flan_suse> DasEi2, did you use the Alternate Install or the regular Desktop CD and do it via a LiveCD session/
[22:47] <flan_suse> ?
[22:48] <CyL> how do I prevent openvpn from starting every time I start my computer up?
[22:48] <Ddorda> is there any way to do a grphical edit to many files together?
[22:48] <thiebaude> Guest47475, #centos
[22:48] <DasEi2> flan_suse: alternate installer, usb drive
[22:48] <Slart> Omen_20: try looking in /var/log/kern.log as well
[22:48] <Slart> Ddorda: how do you mean?
[22:48] <Lamo> How to get rid of gnome default keyring?
[22:49] <MJEvans> How do I disable Compiz under ubuntu?  I can't seem to find any method for turning off desktop effects.
[22:49] <Ddorda> Slart: i want to do an edit to many files, for example resizing the image by 20% to a whole directory
[22:49] <Slart> MJEvans: preferences, appearance, Visual Effects, None
[22:49] <DasEi2> Yoshi1:do you need more help in editing xorg ?
[22:49] <DasEi2> do *
[22:49] <Omen_20> Slart, nope. no errors anytime near when I started trying to hibernate
[22:49] <theneoindian> hey when i install a package , it says it depends on sun-java5-jre . but i've sun-java6-jre installed . wat can i do about that
[22:49] <Slart> Ddorda: ah.. try imagemagick.. I think GIMP has a batch edit feature as well
[22:49] <CyL> What is the safe way of removing a link from the /etc/rcX.d directories?.
[22:50] <Slart> Omen_20: hmm.. well.. then I don't really know what might be wrong.. sorry
[22:50] <alumno> javier
[22:50] <epinky> CyL: use rcconf
[22:50] <Yoshi1> DasEi2: i understand how to edit xorg with nano i was wondering if i need all those modelines. i am typing this by hand
[22:50] <flan_suse> DasEi2, my problem is that I wish to install Linux Mint Helena (based on Karmic, Grub2) on an encrypted root, which tells me "ALERT! /dev/mapper/croot does not exist" and then it drops me to a recovery shell. However, in the recovery shell I can do "cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sda7 croot" and then it allows me to continue booting with no problems.
[22:50] <CyL> epinky: thanks
[22:50] <Omen_20> Slart, no problem. I was just curious.
[22:50] <flan_suse> DasEi2, is there a reason it won't do this automatically? Does it have something to do with Grub2 and not passing a proper option?
[22:51] <DasEi2> Yoshi1: Is why I ask, why not ssh from the lap in it do it with full environment ? or use a usb to get it over..
[22:51] <theneoindian> buddies , how can i install an old version of a package ?
[22:51] <flan_suse> DasEi2, on my netbook (Karmic, Alternate Install via USB), it asks for my LUKS passphrase when I boot up. But in this case, it drops me to a recovery shell and then I have to do it manually.
[22:51] <epinky> flan_suse: is crypttab configured?
[22:52] <Yoshi1> DasEi2: usb oh shit yeah i could but would it work from a command line in recovery mode. the usb i mean. and this is a windows laptop :( plsu i am no good with networking
[22:52] <DasEi2> flan_suse: did you change to encrytion later then grub2 was installed ?
[22:52] <Snausages> my netbook with 9.1 has frozen up while quitting out of a game.  It's still responding on the network, how do I get control of my screen again?
[22:52] <flan_suse> epinky, it won't matter if it doesn't even unlock the encrypted root (/) partition in the first place. All it has to work with is the unencrypted 200 MB /boot partition.
[22:53] <flan_suse> DasEi2, no, all a fresh install. (I'm testing this in VirtualBox.)
[22:53] <crazyivan> hi
[22:53] <Yoshi1> DasEi2: i am almost done the first section at this popint it would probably be faster for me to just hand input it
[22:53] <crazyivan> i need help badly, How do i fix error 13: permission denied
[22:53] <flan_suse> Snausages, the "dirty" way is to press CTRL + ALT + BACKSPACE twice.
[22:53] <flan_suse> Snausages, this will kill your session, and bring you back to the login screen.
[22:53] <Snausages> flan: no effect
[22:54] <MJEvans> Slart: Thanks, that's not at all where I expected to find it.
[22:54] <DasEi2> Yoshi1: do as you wish, all is possible, mount a usb stick as ssh from windows (putty), but typing a half .. you're fast anyway , heh
[22:54] <flan_suse> Snausages, you're holding down CTRL + ALT and then tapping BACKSPACE twice?
[22:54] <crazyivan> who here has Crunchbang Linux?
[22:54] <alexlaban> Hello I got a serious problem
[22:54] <Slart> crazyivan: error 13? you take off the lid, remove the red wires.. fill it with some new plutonium and you're good to go
[22:54] <crazyivan> thanks slart
[22:54] <crazyivan> i'll do that
[22:54] <alexlaban> I just upgraded my server to 9.10 and now it freezes shortly after boot
[22:54] <Slart> crazyivan: of course.. you might not be talking about the same thing that I am
[22:54] <Yoshi1> DasEi2: what do you mean mount a usb stick as ssh?
[22:54] <Snausages> flan_suse: yeah, just did it again
[22:55] <DasEi2> flan_suse: strange then, I have few installs , worked flawlessly
[22:55] <flan_suse> Snausages, what about CTRL + ALT + F1?
[22:55] <Slart> crazyivan: but until you tell us where you get this "error 13" we will never know
[22:55] <crazyivan> no seriously I am unable to do a number of things on my Linux OS because it keeps saying "permission denied"
[22:55] <Snausages> flan_suse: ooh, that dumped me right out
[22:55] <flan_suse> DasEi2, yes, it works if I use the Alternate Install CD, but there is no such thing for Linux Mint.
[22:55] <CoverSlide> sudo
[22:55] <epinky> crazyivan: is it ubuntu?
[22:55] <crazyivan> i get it from the terminal whenever i try to execute some kind of command
[22:55] <kensanata> Slart: Well, at least I found the keybinding in CCSM > Accessability > Negative settings.
[22:55] <DasEi2> Yoshi1: no , I thought of copying the paste-file on usb and then acces it on trml/root
[22:55] <flan_suse> Snausages, no it didn't. It just took you to virtual terminal #1.
[22:55] <Snausages> flan_suse: what's the right way to get back in?
[22:55] <alexlaban> I can't access it via ssh or anything and if I hook up a monitor, keyboard to the server I can't do anything cause it's forzen
[22:55] <crazyivan> yes a ubuntu distro
[22:55] <Slart> crazyivan: hmm.. no matter what? even if you just type nonsense?
[22:56] <Snausages> flan_suse: oh ok I remember that about linux now
[22:56] <flan_suse> Snausages, login on this terminal (username then password.)
[22:56] <crazyivan> lol no if i type nonsense it says command not recognized or something
[22:56] <Slart> crazyivan: ok.. but anything that would normally run something
[22:56] <Snausages> flan_suse: ok, what do I kill?
[22:57] <crazyivan> if i try to do something important, like check for system updates it wont let me
[22:57] <Slart> crazyivan: can you pastebin some example of this?
[22:57] <flan_suse> Snausages, type: ps -ef | grep Xorg
[22:57] <Slart> !pastebin | crazyivan
[22:57] <crazyivan> Im new to linux, how do I pastebin?
[22:57] <DjAngo23> I need to help a friend with his windows computer, how can i connect to his computer via internet ?
[22:57] <Ddorda> how do i use convert and keep the names of the files?
[22:57] <alexlaban> This is why I always wait with updates, I thought it were safe by now but appearnetly not
[22:58] <DjAngo23> the user is administrator
[22:58] <Slart> crazyivan: go to that webpage.. copy/paste the stuff you see in the terminal
[22:58] <flan_suse> Snausages, do you see a listing for tty7 and tty8?
[22:58] <crazyivan> ok give me a minute
[22:58] <cornflake> crazyivan, like control-c and control-v?
[22:58] <Cyber_Akuma> DjAngo23: virtual desktop or vnc
[22:58] <Snausages> flan_suse: that only found itself
[22:59] <Slart> crazyivan: when you're done just give us the url to the pastebin
[22:59] <flan_suse> Snausages, only one entry after typing that command?
[22:59] <crazyivan> Wow you gotta be kiddin me, it worked now
[22:59] <flan_suse> Snausages, nothing under tty7 or tty8?
[22:59] <crazyivan> I wonder what i was doing wrong earlier?
[22:59] <flan_suse> Snausages, then try this: sudo init 3
[22:59] <Slart> crazyivan: normal support problem.. once someone is there to look at it everything behaves =)
[23:00] <Snausages> flan_suse: nope.  I did a who and I see myself on tty7 but nothing from tty7 on that grep
[23:00] <crazyivan> indeed
[23:00] <crazyivan> lol
[23:00] <flan_suse> Snausages, after it switches to runlevel 3 (takes only a few seconds), login again, then type: sudo init 5
[23:00] <crazyivan> thx anyways Slart
[23:00] <Slart> crazyivan: you're welcome
[23:00] <Yoshi1> DasEi2: yeah i never even considered that didnt think i could
[23:00] <Slart> !runlevels
[23:00] <flan_suse> Snausages, so basically "sudo init 3" then log back in again, and finally "sudo init 5"
[23:00] <Yoshi1> DasEi2: done the edit now reboot?
[23:01] <DjAngo23> Cyber_Akuma: And do you know where i can download that for ubuntu and for windows vista ?
[23:01] <Yoshi1> DasEi2: man that was alot of tex but i have done more in my coding days
[23:01] <flan_suse> Slart, oh crap, my bad.
[23:01] <gdiz> does anybody know if it would be possible to do this (and if so how to do it): I want to ssh into an ubuntu box, open firefox via the shell session, have it navigate to a specified video page (hulu or youtube) and have it play the video in full screen.
[23:01] <Snausages> flan: after I did init 3, it just responded with a new command prompt instantly
[23:01] <Snausages> no delay.  Do I need to log myself out?
[23:01] <flan_suse> Snausages, you're on Karmic or Jaunty?
[23:01] <Snausages> karmic netbook remix
[23:02] <flan_suse> Snausages, try again, but replace 3 with 1 for the first command.
[23:02] <Ddorda> hello. how do i keep the names of the files when using convert (ImageMagick)?
[23:02] <theneoindian> hey when i install a package , it says it depends on sun-java5-jre . but i've sun-java6-jre installed . wat can do about that
[23:02] <Yoshi1> DasEi3: done the edit reboot now or ctrl-d and boot as normal?
[23:03] <Slart> Ddorda: you mean save the files with a new name once you've changed them? I think convert only changes the images.. it doesnt rename them
[23:03] <Yoshi1> DasEi3: or something else/
[23:03] <Snausages> flan_suse: that got me to a recovery menu
[23:03] <Ddorda> Slart: when i change a whole directory it gives the files numbers
[23:03] <Snausages> flan_suse: I tried to resume normal boot, it dropped me at a login prompt
[23:03] <flan_suse> Snausages, okay, and can you log in?
[23:03] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[23:03] <flan_suse> Snausages, username/pass again.
[23:04] <ShapeShifter499> anyone here heard of LUK?
[23:04] <Slart> Ddorda: hmm.. I think imagemagick has one command to just change the files "in place" and another command to change them and save them as a new file... or it might be a switch
[23:04] <Gaming4JC> hey all, I have a small problem with BZFlag (and some other 3d apps with -window option). My cursor get's locked to the window and I can't use Ctrl+Alt+Tab to access the desktop. Is there some way I can unfocuse the window without closing the application
[23:04] <Gaming4JC> ?
[23:04] <Gaming4JC> :)
[23:04] <Snausages> flan_suse: yeah, I'm logged in on the console now
[23:04] <flan_suse> Snausages, try: sudo init 5
[23:05] <Snausages> flan_suse: does nothing, returns a prompt
[23:05] <flan_suse> Snausages, I only did this on openSUSE and Ubuntu Jaunty. Karmic might be different.
[23:05] <erUSUL> !init
[23:05] <CoverSlide> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LUK
[23:05] <Slart> Ddorda: what command did you use for the conversion?
[23:05] <erUSUL> !runlevels
[23:05] <hipitihop> divider, I'm sorry, got dragged away ... I don't remember if I ever did run aticonfig, should I ?
[23:05] <CoverSlide> !LUK
[23:05] <erUSUL> !runlevels > flan_suse
[23:05] <epinky> Ddorda: Imagemagick? convert what {-rotate,-sample,-flip,...}?
[23:05] <flan_suse> Can someone help out Snausages on Karmic?
[23:06] <ShapeShifter499> CoverSlide: yea I know about it, I just got a question about it
[23:06] <vandervault84> \QUOTE PASS 10581
[23:06] <vashitn> i have remove ubuntu with wibi install But i still have the dual boot how can i remove it??
[23:06] <Ddorda> epinky: flop
[23:06] <flan_suse> I only tried this solution on Jaunty and openSUSE (not Karmic) and yeah, there seems to be a mishap with init and runlevels.
[23:06] <DasEi1> Yoshi1: /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[23:06] <airwch> wqdfqwed
[23:06] <airwch> hello ;P
[23:06] <airwch> jest tu ktos z polski ?
[23:06] <vashitn> !pl
[23:06] <CoverSlide> vashitn: you have to remove it though windows system config
[23:06] <erUSUL> vashitn: fixmbr from windows cd recovery console ? ask in ##windows
[23:06] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, I have this sound problem, when I jack in my headphone the loudspeaker wont mute until I play with the settings (change the settings, close the program) and also if i boot my PC with the headphone jacked in, and if i unjack the headphone, the loudspeaker won't turn on until I do the same thing for the first problem. How to solve this?
[23:07] <Helsinkiii> hi
[23:07] <epinky> Ddorda: convert -flop sample.jpg sample-flop.jpg
[23:07] <airwch> na to wychodzi, ze chyba nie : D
[23:07] <vashitn> CoverSlide yeah its not in my "programs"anymore
[23:07] <airwch> no to na razie ;P
[23:07] <Yoshi1> DasEi grrr tried a resume boot nbow i gotta reboot
[23:07] <Ddorda> epinky: and when i do it to a directory? i want to keep the names
[23:07] <Guest9699> Hey there, I am trying to share a net connection over a unmanaged switch which is connected to a linux box I have enables forwarding and added masqurading iptable rules but I still cant access the net on other computers connected to the network, Anyone have any ideas what is causeing this i am running 9.10 Desktop if that helps, Thanks
[23:08] <Helsinkiii> why is it that Decibel Audio sounds like garbage and Audacious plays the same files way better. ????????? I love Decibel's interface and ease of use, ...can i make Decibel use the same equalizer or processing as Audacious?
[23:08] <Gaming4JC> ahem... -- Get back to desktop when cursor is locked inside of a window anyone ? :)
[23:08] <Gaming4JC> simply unlocking the cursor from the window would be preferred...
[23:08] <ShapeShifter499> if I install the Linux Unified Kernel and not the wine package they have will it mess with my current wine install?
[23:09] <vashitn> erUSUL whats hould i asked them exacly "D
[23:09] <Slart> Ddorda: try using mogrify instead of convert.. I think it uses the same switches and stuff but works on the images in place.. make sure you have backups of those files though
[23:09] <xim_> is it possible to take screen captures with gimp?
[23:09] <epinky> Ddorda: eeeh , better use scripting
[23:10] <erUSUL> vashitn: how to get into the recovery console of a windows instalation cd
[23:10] <Gaming4JC> xim_: GIMP doesn't take screenshots, but it can edit them. Gotta use another program to do the screenie -- since GIMP is only an image editor. :/
[23:10] <Slart> xim_: File, Create -> Screenshot
[23:10] <erUSUL> vashitn: cannot remember how (pressing F8 during boot??)
[23:10] <Gaming4JC> xim_: ?On the other hand... :P
[23:10] <Yoshi1> DasEi what do i after the restart command?
[23:10] <Gaming4JC> xim_: Going to check GIMP myself right now. o_O
[23:11] <Yoshi1> DasEi2 what do i after the restart command?
[23:11] <DasEi> Yoshi1: did it bring you the desktop back ?
[23:11] <Gaming4JC> xim_: Yep, Slart was right. I didn't know that. :D
[23:11]  * Slart does a victory dance =)
[23:11] <Yoshi1> no it basically spat out some text saying other methods of starting gdm
[23:11] <epinky> Ddorda: find /yourdirectory -name "*jpg" | xargs -l -i basename -s ".jpg" "{}" | xargs -l -i convert -flop "{}.jpg" "{}.jpg"
[23:12] <epinky> Ddorda: or something like that
[23:12] <DasEi> Yoshi1: gdm restart
[23:12] <Slart> Gaming4JC: but to be honest.. I think Gimp just calls the screenshot tool that is available in gnome.. I don't think it does anything itself
[23:12] <Yoshi1> DasEi2: that spat out some warning text
[23:12] <xim_> Gaming4JC, Slart, hehe thanks
[23:12] <Ddorda> epinky: i've asked in #imagemagick and they told me to use mogrify instead of convert, thanks anyway
[23:13] <Gaming4JC> Slart: Interesting, I've been using it in Windows for some time and hadn't noticed it so you may be right about it using gnome. I'll have to check on my windows box some time. :)
[23:13] <epinky> Ddorda: ok, you're welcome
[23:13] <Yoshi1> DasEi2: unable to find users then several falures then a max failuires reasched
[23:13] <DasEi> Yoshi1: try : exit, then resume normal boot
[23:13] <Yoshi1> DasEi2: last time i did that it said it couldnt find a display
[23:13] <DasEi> Yoshi1: humm ? else reboot
[23:13] <Gaming4JC> Hmm... so anyone mind telling me how to unlock my cursor from a 3d window yet? Because whenever I open a 3d app I cannot access anything other than that window. Really lame, especially if the application crashes, then you gotta use a F1+ terminal. :P
[23:14] <DasEi> Yoshi1: you deleted or commented the older parts from that xorg ?
[23:14] <mrXX> can anyone guide me through setting up my gamepad in ubuntu - it is trust Dual gamepad
[23:14] <Yoshi1> DasEi i deleted them didnt occur to me to comment them
[23:15] <Yoshi1> DasEi would it have saved the old way as a backup?
[23:15] <BenFrank> xim_: gnome-utils in synaptic has screenshot capabilities, may be in accessories
[23:15] <Yoshi1> DasEi the resume normal boot takes me to a text command line for normal login
[23:15] <DasEi> Yoshi1: login then, issue : sudo gdm restart
[23:16] <subby83> is there an easy way to open a programm (e.g. mplayer, rhythmbox) at a remote pc in a logged in session from another pc? for better understanding: I want to use my notebook as a remote control from my bed for the desktop... :-)
[23:16] <Yoshi1> grrr unable to find ujsers: no seat-id found
[23:16] <Yoshi1> DasEi: grrr unable to find ujsers: no seat-id found
[23:16] <subby83> desktop = desktop-pc
[23:16] <DasEi> Yoshi1: sudo reboot
[23:16] <Yoshi1> recovery mode or normal mode?
[23:17] <Yoshi1> DasEi: recovery mode or normal mode?
[23:17] <DasEi> Yoshi1: normal
[23:17] <mrXX> what is a terminal code to see my gamepad?
[23:17] <subby83> mrXX:  lsusb?
[23:17] <Bigbucks> hello
[23:18] <plitter> hello, could someone help me get a mic to work?
[23:18] <DasEi> subby83: yes, ssh with x enableb, or take a look at tightvnc
[23:18] <ShapeShifter499> I like the current kernel I use in ubuntu, if I wanted to add a module to it where do I get the source for my kernel?
[23:18] <DasEi> !tightvnc
[23:18] <Bigbucks> I  want to make a file /home/serv/run.sh run every time I start Ubuntu Server. how do I do this?
[23:18] <mrXX> under lsmod i see joydev, is that my gamepad? there is nothing special in lsusb
[23:18] <subby83> DasEi: but -X opens the window on my notebook and not remote, doesn't it?
[23:19] <epinky> Bigbucks: put that command on /etc/rc.local
[23:19] <mrXX> joydev
[23:19] <Yoshi1> DasEi: low graphics mode errors are "problem parsing the confige file" "error parsing the config file"
[23:19] <Bigbucks> the command thats in run.sh
[23:19] <Bigbucks> or the location
[23:19] <DasEi> subby83: no, by ssh you log in remote-pc , x let's you start it's graphical app
[23:20] <mrXX> lsusb
[23:20] <DasEi> !vnc
[23:20] <Yoshi1> DasEi: some of those lines of n the  longer then a single line in the file
[23:20] <mrXX> anybody has setup joypad in ubuntu?
[23:20] <epinky> Bigbucks: does it have  a #! on it?
[23:20] <mrXX> gamepad
[23:20] <Bigbucks> no
[23:21] <Bigbucks> its just java server
[23:21] <subby83> DasEi: I already tried it. When i do a: ssh -x pc.bla   and i type in ryhtmbox, the program is run by the remote, but the windo is shown on my notebook and not on the remote
[23:21] <Bigbucks> "java server"
[23:21] <DasEi> Yoshi1: how do you connect to inet ? via router ?
[23:21] <Yoshi1> DasEi: yes
[23:21] <subby83> I tried the remote desktop, the came with ubuntu, but it is very very slow and also very buggy, isn't it?
[23:21] <DasEi> subby83: so vnc ist what you want, or remote desktop
[23:21] <Yoshi1> DasEi: but i did set my comp as the demilitarized zone
[23:22] <B3ns4ws0m3> hey is there any type of thing that autoblocks ips in ubuntu 8? i cant access my linux computer from certain ips :(
[23:22] <epinky> Bigbucks: then include it, after that it has to be executable (chmod a+x) and add "/home/serv/run.sh" on /etc/rc.local
[23:22] <subby83> DasEi: so you would recommend tightvnc?
[23:22] <tech404> What's the best way to set up vnc between my home and laptop? Will NoMachine do a better job than anything I can do with OSS?
[23:22] <DasEi> Yoshi1:mind if I pm you ?
[23:22] <DasEi> subby83: yes
[23:22] <Yoshi1> DasEi: go ahead
[23:22] <Bigbucks> ok, ill try that
[23:22] <Norrin> mote desktop for macs?  (meaning connect to a os x machine)
[23:22] <subby83> DasEi: thanks, I'll give it a try
[23:23] <Bigbucks> How do I include it?
[23:23] <Norrin> what's remote desktop for macs?  (meaning connect to a os x machine)
[23:23] <epinky> Bigbucks: "#!/bin/bash" or something like that
[23:23] <Bigbucks> so put
[23:23] <biggerfisch> How do I disable the screensaver from the command line? I have a very weak integrated graphics card and every time the screensaver comes on or I try to change it, the computer freezes because the screen saver is too intense for the card
[23:23] <Bigbucks> #!/home/serv/run.sh
[23:23] <acicula> B3ns4ws0m3: not by default
[23:24] <epinky> Bigbucks: inside your run.sh
[23:24] <subby83> biggerfisch: does your wlan card work now?
[23:24] <B3ns4ws0m3> acicula i didnt think it was... must be my college then
[23:24] <B3ns4ws0m3> thanks :)
[23:24]  * Gaming4JC yawn... still no one to unlock 3d windows. :s
[23:24] <biggerfisch> subby83: no it doesnt
[23:24] <Bigbucks> But, will that make it run when the server starts?
[23:25] <acicula> B3rz3rk3r: by default there is no firewall rule or running services nor autoblock or denys in tcp_wrappers
[23:25] <epinky> Bigbucks: I guess so , why don't you pastebin your run.sh?
[23:25] <Bigbucks> I dont have to
[23:25] <Bigbucks> its just
[23:25] <Bigbucks> java server
[23:25] <subby83> !pastebin
[23:25] <B3rz3rk3r> acicula, umm.. what?
[23:26] <epinky> Bigbucks: post your run.sh using pastebin
[23:26] <Bigbucks> I TOLD YOU
[23:26] <Bigbucks> its just
[23:26] <VCoolio> biggerfisch: killall gnome-screensaver   also maybe disable it from autostart
[23:26] <Bigbucks> "java server"
[23:26] <FloodBot1> Bigbucks: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:26] <B3rz3rk3r> acicula, im guess that was meant for someone else huh?
[23:27] <epinky> Bigbucks: ok, then I can't help, good luck
[23:27] <acicula> B3rz3rk3r: yeah for B3ns4ws0m3 but he left i gues
[23:27] <plitter> trying to get my mic to work, used alsamixer and turned every option of mic that was available to the fullest and still i only hear the static... could someone give me a hint as to where to look and how to fix?
[23:27] <biggerfisch> VCoolio: ok thanks. Will that also allow me to open the options for it and change to a less intense one?
[23:27] <Bigbucks> All I am trying to do is make the file "run.sh" run when the server is booted
[23:27] <B3rz3rk3r> acicula, lol k. i was really confused for a sec ther :p
[23:27] <plitter> oh and i used the gnome recorder
[23:27] <Bigbucks> so when I restart the server
[23:28] <Bigbucks> I dont have to go into PuTTY
[23:28] <LjL> !enter | Bigbucks
[23:28] <VCoolio> biggerfisch: I think there is a gconf-editor key to set your screensaver; let me check
[23:28] <MikeChelen> hi, the sound is all messed up in games like openarena
[23:28] <VCoolio> biggerfisch: gnome-screensaver-preferences is where you set preferences
[23:29] <biggerfisch> VCoolio: thanks
[23:29] <VCoolio> biggerfisch: also in gconf-editor apps > gnome-screensaver > theme
[23:29] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information.
[23:29] <acicula> Bigbucks: it used to be that you put your script in /etc/init.d and make run levels in /etc/rc?.d/ and what not, but it may have changed with upstart. If you just want to run that script and its not a start/stop script you can just call it from /etc/init.d/rc.local
[23:29] <shentino> ugh...
[23:30] <Bigbucks> How do I call it there?
[23:30] <acicula> like you would from the console
[23:30] <biggerfisch> subby83: the card is detected by lspci but the network connections cant use it. any ideas?
[23:30] <LjL> acicula: isn't it /etc/rc.local?
[23:30] <acicula> its a shell script, probably best to use the full path to the script
[23:30] <acicula> LjL: err, could be
[23:30] <sumeetbali> how do i enable sd card reader in ubuntu
[23:31] <acicula> LjL: Bigbucks yeah its /etc/rc.local not /etc/init.d/local
[23:31] <toman> i have a problem here - I'm new to linux (i'm using Ubuntu 9.04 now) and i have a problem with Blender. It's looking like that http://ultraxs.com/image-1101_4B0DBB61.jpg and its very slow. My computer is Card Intel 82G33/G31 Express Integrated Graphics Controller X.Org 1.6.0 Res: 1680x1050@59.9hz GLX Renderer Mesa DRI Intel G33 GEM 20090326 2009Q1 RC2 x86/MMX/SSE2 GLX Version 1.4 Mesa 7.4. Is there somebody who can help me ?
[23:31] <acicula> the latter is the start/stop script for whatever is in /etc/rc.local
[23:31] <sumeetbali> how do i enable sd card reader in ubuntu
[23:31] <MikeChelen> hi, the sound is all messed up in 3d games like openarena, is there any way to fix it besides uninstalling pulseaudio?
[23:32] <subby83> biggerfisch: im not the expert  at all, sorry, but for myself i first check lspci, so i threw that in ;) I just was curious if you could solve it :)
[23:32] <acicula> sumeetbali: have you inserted an sd card and its not being recognized or
[23:33] <subby83> biggerfisch: in ifconfig  or iwconfig, there is also nothing?
[23:33] <sumeetbali> acicula, correct
[23:33] <toman> can sm1 help me ?
[23:33] <epinky> !ask | toman
[23:33] <acicula> sumeetbali: can you post the output from dmesg
[23:33] <LjL> epinky: they did ask =|
[23:33] <acicula> toman: the problem is that it renders slowly?
[23:34] <sumeetbali> acicula, not sure what that means
[23:34] <epinky> LjL: oh, I'm really sorry toman, I did not see it
[23:35] <Gaming4JC> toman: Are you using proprietary drivers? (System>Administration>Hardware Drivers) Also you may want to try #blender
[23:35] <JPSman> when I right click open with application, how does that files information get sent to the application?  I'd like to write a program to change my wallpaper to am image with a right click feature
[23:35] <biggerfisch> VCoolio: do you know a way to edit the screensaver from the command line with no gui? opening the preferences dialog freezes the computer because it cant show the mini preview of the current screensaver
[23:36] <The_Journey> I need help, I cant hear anything from flash videos especially when I'm trying to play youtube videos, but my audio player is fine
[23:36] <acicula> sumeetbali: you type dmesg in a console and copy paste the output to pastebin
[23:36] <biggerfisch> VCoolio:  trying to edit the saver just crashed it now
[23:36] <sumeetbali> acicula, nope i just plugged it in and nothing happened
[23:36] <Gaming4JC> The_Journey: Are you using the official flash player or a 3rd party open source one like swfdec?
[23:37] <VCoolio> biggerfisch: you can use gconf-editor, that won't crash; you can also edit gconf keys with terminal using gconftool-2 or something; but you'll need to know the name of the theme you want to use
[23:37] <Gaming4JC> The_Journey: the one from media ubuntu works for me.
[23:37] <Gaming4JC> !mediaubuntu
[23:37] <Gaming4JC> !media
[23:37] <VCoolio> biggerfisch: I forgot where screensaver themes are so you could check
[23:37] <Gaming4JC> !codecs
[23:37] <toman> Gaming4JC,  i tryed it
[23:37] <subby83> biggerfisch: try gconftool-2 --type boolean -s /apps/gnome_settings_daemon/screensaver/start_screensaver false
[23:37] <biggerfisch> VCoolio:  ok thanks
[23:37] <Pizza1337> !virtualmachine
[23:37] <toman> i guess i have driver
[23:37] <The_Journey> Gaming4JC: I just did clean karmic install and I installed flashplayer for firefox but I cant hear any sound from youtube
[23:37] <toman> i downloaded all i found
[23:38] <toman> but new to linux ...
[23:38] <Gaming4JC> The_Journey: Hmm... that is odd...
[23:38] <toman> about 2 days from now :D
[23:38] <biggerfisch> subby83: ok ill try that
[23:38] <The_Journey> Gaming4JC: But I can hear my music files perfectly in RyhtmBox
[23:38] <plitter> is there a way to check if i have a mic??
[23:38] <sumeetbali> how do i enable sd card reader in ubuntu
[23:38] <kavurt> i'm trying to install something from allmyapps.com. but firefox says: "firefox doesn't know how to open this address, because the protocol (apt) isn't associated with any program". how to associate it?
[23:38] <Gaming4JC> toman: Cool, glad to have another Linux user. :) Sadly... I don't know whay your having that gfx bug. :s
[23:38] <VCoolio> biggerfisch: some themes to choose from are in /usr/share/xscreensaver/config it seems
[23:38] <Bigbucks> acicula: How do I Include it into the file?
[23:39] <subby83> biggerfisch: or even better: gconftool-2  --set "/apps/gnome-screensaver/idle_activation_enabled" --type boolean false
[23:39] <Gaming4JC> plitter: Applications>>Sound and Video>> Sound Recorder. Then File>>Open Volume Control>>Input. If there's a Mic you can set it there and test it in the recorder. :)
[23:40] <biggerfisch> subby83: great thanks
[23:40] <acicula> Bigbucks: you put the name and full path of the executable you want to run into that script
[23:40] <Bigbucks> thats all?
[23:40] <sumeetbali> how do i enable sd card reader in ubuntu
[23:40] <Bigbucks> just
[23:41] <plitter> Gaming4JC: already been there and tried mic 1 and mic 2 and line in but just get a lot of static
[23:41] <scottandmonique> running ati r530 chipset has anyone installed the ati fglrx driver I am using the xorg driver at present good 3d but was wondering
[23:41] <acicula> well you can do a little dance and incantation, but stuff in rc.local gets executed upon boot
[23:41] <Gaming4JC> hmm ...
[23:41] <biggerfisch> subby83: it works now without crashing thanks
[23:41] <plitter> Gaming4JC: thats what i said:P
[23:41] <biggerfisch> VCoolio: it works now without crashingthanks
[23:41] <scottandmonique> when i upgrade to fglrx i get black screen on desktop
[23:42] <Wilabob> Can anyone help me set up my WMP11 v2.7 wifi card? My thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1335936
[23:42] <Bigbucks> put /home/serv/run.sh at the end of the file?
[23:42] <Rods_Tiger> I've installed ruby, I've typed sudo gem install rails, and when I type rails, it doesn't work
[23:42] <linux> My flash player keeps stopping for 2 seconds and going again. I have Ubuntu 9.10 32bit and I installed ubuntu restricted to get flash to work. What the hell do I do now
[23:42] <subby83> biggerfisch: good on you :)
[23:42] <VCoolio> linux: did you install flashplugin-nonfree already? try that
[23:43] <acicula> Bigbucks: well it'll just contain exit 0, i'd put it before that
[23:43] <acicula> since exit exits
[23:43] <andre_pl> is there a way to get the make/model/possibly serial number from a hard drive through /proc or some other command line magic?
[23:43] <acicula> andre_pl: smartctl can readout drive data
[23:43] <ShapeShifter499> how do I build the latest ubuntu kernel with some mods but keep the changes that I have all ready done (IE. vbox made changes to kernel)
[23:43] <linux> vcoolio. I also see flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound........ Do u want em to install tha ttoo
[23:44] <acicula> Rods_Tiger: rails is a framework for ruby, not a program?
[23:44] <Rods_Tiger> acicula: it should work, nevertheless
[23:44] <VCoolio> linux: don't know, wouldn't do that unless you have sound issues
[23:44] <andre_pl> acicula: thanks
[23:44] <acicula> Rods_Tiger: i didnt know, did you try installing rails as a deb as opposed to a gem?
[23:45] <miromanyth> !fedora
[23:45] <Rods_Tiger> acicula: no, it's not recommended, because it's so old that way
[23:45] <VCoolio> linux: the extrasound one is for if you use esound or oss
[23:45] <acicula> ShapeShifter499: you made changes to the sources?
[23:45] <linux> ok vcoolio im gona restart now
[23:46] <acicula> Rods_Tiger: oh, then i dunno, been awhile since i played with rails
[23:46] <Rods_Tiger> acicula: well I've never had it just simply not work except on ubuntu, where it just doesn't work at all
[23:46] <ShapeShifter499> acicula: well I'm just wanting to try to add a patch from the Linux Unified Kernel
[23:47] <acicula> ShapeShifter499: you want to repackge the kernel?
[23:47] <trism> Rods_Tiger: the rails command doesn't work or isn't there?
[23:47] <Rods_Tiger> doesn't work
[23:48] <chemjeff> Hi all, I'm having a trouble getting embedded Flash videos to play in Mozilla Firefox 3.5.5, any thoughts on what I could do to fix this?
[23:48] <Rods_Tiger> rails: command not found
[23:48] <trism> Rods_Tiger: command not found means isn't there
[23:48] <q0_0p> cp libflashplayer.so into /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[23:48] <Rods_Tiger> you mean it works?
[23:48] <trism> Rods_Tiger: sounds like the gem wasn't install correctly
[23:48] <Rods_Tiger> I just installed it
[23:48] <ShapeShifter499> acicula: no I want to have everything the Linux Unified Kernel has with the goodness of what the current Ubuntu Kernel has
[23:49] <trism> Rods_Tiger: the gem installs a link to rails in /usr/bin, so if that isn't there, the gem isn't install correctly...did you use the rubygems from the repo or install it manually?
[23:49] <Rods_Tiger> I did "sudo gem install rails" as I'm supposed to
[23:49] <craig___> Pasting from ubuntu, into an RDP session causes skype to crash on the remote machine. Any idea what is causing this?
[23:50] <ShapeShifter499> acicula: I'm a noob in this area, so if I'm about to blow up my current ubuntu install stop me now
[23:50] <Wilabob> Can anyone help me set up my WMP11 v2.7 wifi card? My thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1335936
[23:51] <mneptok> ShapeShifter499: whay patch is it you need?
[23:51] <mneptok> *what
[23:51] <chemjeff> Hi q0_0p, I tried that and it still does not work, even after restarting the browser.  Is there something else I might try?
[23:51] <mow> hollidays bring out the best in spammers
[23:51] <mneptok> chemjeff: is this the beta Flash for x86_64?
[23:51] <chemjeff> q0_0p, I'm able to see the front panel of an embedded YouTube video but when I click play nothing happens
[23:52] <BlackDalek> I have an irda infra-red port on my laptop. How do I check if it is working and/or configure it in Ubuntu? I am running karmic
[23:52] <Fretegi_2> anyone having x1200 radeon graphics cards working under 9.10?
[23:52] <chemjeff> mneptok, it is version 10,0,32,18 for x86_64
[23:52] <ShapeShifter499> mneptok: I want to add the changes from the Linux Unified Kernel to the current Ubuntu Karmic Kernel
[23:52] <epinky> Wilabob: check this http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3107089.0 , read vinny's posts
[23:52] <mneptok> chemjeff: go to "about:plugins" in FX
[23:52] <mneptok> ShapeShifter499: why?
[23:52] <mneptok> ShapeShifter499: what need of yours does this fulfill?
[23:53] <hipitihop> divider, still there or have we reached a dead end for now re my ATI prob ?
[23:53] <chemjeff> mneptok, where can I find that?  I can't find it
[23:53] <Fretegi_2> what is the ATI problem?
[23:53] <ShapeShifter499> mneptok: more windows app and game support(hopefully)
[23:53] <mneptok> chemjeff: thypw "about:plugins" (no quotes) in the address fireld
[23:53] <chemjeff> Oh okay I found it
[23:53] <LjL> BlackDalek: unless they made things easier in karmic, you need to install the "irda-utils" package and then play around a while. "ircp-tray" is a GUI applet that might or might not let you transfer files
[23:53] <acicula> ShapeShifter499: dunno you can mix and match using git, but patching your own kernels together is not really recommended and well beyond this channel
[23:54] <mneptok> ShapeShifter499: you realize that when Ubuntu releases a new kernel you will go through all of this again?
[23:54] <trism> Rods_Tiger: does gem list show rails installed?
[23:54] <subby83> !vnc
[23:54] <chemjeff> mneptok, it is Shockwave Flash 10.0 r32
[23:54] <ShapeShifter499> mneptok: yes
[23:54] <mneptok> chemjeff: http://youtube.com
[23:54] <Rods_Tiger> trism - yes
[23:54] <mneptok> ShapeShifter499: and you say you are a "noob" in this area
[23:54] <chemjeff> mneptok, okay, I'm at youtube, now what?
[23:55] <mneptok> chemjeff: try loading a video
[23:55] <chemjeff> mneptok, I can play a video on YouTube, but I can't play it when the video is embedded into a different webpage
[23:55] <Al2O3> hi, large channel :)  Is there a distro of ubuntu that supports my Mac PB 17" 1.5 Ghz system?
[23:55] <mneptok> chemjeff: where dod you get the .so ?
[23:55] <mneptok> chemjeff: what URL?
[23:55] <chemjeff> mneptok, from the Adobe Flash website
[23:55] <ShapeShifter499> mneptok: well I googled but I "could" screw up big time
[23:56] <trism> Rods_Tiger: does /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/rails-2.3.4/bin/rails exist?
[23:56] <mneptok> ShapeShifter499: yes, you could. and render your system to a state where it does not boot. for games.
[23:56] <chemjeff> mneptok, I followed the directions here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683&highlight=flash+player
[23:56] <mneptok> ShapeShifter499: bad trade, IMO
[23:56] <trism> Rods_Tiger: assuming you're using ruby1.8 and not 1.9
[23:56] <plitter> if i change the settings in "mulitmediasystem-chooser" then the settings will automatically change right? i dont have to close the window down and restart all the other software that are related to it to work?
[23:57] <ShapeShifter499> mneptok: I still have the safety of the older kernels that are installed on my system right?
[23:57] <Rods_Tiger> trism - no, it doesn't exist
[23:57] <mneptok> chemjeff: dear God, that's overly complex for Flash.
[23:57] <hipitihop> Al2O3, what architecture is it ? x86 ?
[23:57] <acicula> ShapeShifter499: yeah
[23:57] <mneptok> ShapeShifter499: in theory, yes
[23:57] <trism> Rods_Tiger: did you install rubygems from the ubuntu repos or did you install it manually?
[23:57] <Al2O3> ppc
[23:57] <Al2O3> I just found this...
[23:57] <Al2O3> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCDownloads
[23:57] <Rods_Tiger> trism ubunto
[23:57] <Al2O3> looks like up to 9.10
[23:57] <Al2O3> karmic koala
[23:57] <chemjeff> mneptok, well I followed the flash directions too
[23:58] <Al2O3> funky stupid names, but glad there is ubuntu
[23:58] <Daimonic> I want to look up if I have installed my os in 32-bit or 64-bit where could I look for it or any sysinfo shell command?
[23:58] <hipitihop> Al2O3, have you checked hardware compatibility on the ubuntu site ?
[23:58] <kavurt> i'm trying to install something from allmyapps.com. but firefox says: "firefox doesn't know how to open this address, because the protocol (apt) isn't associated with any program". how to associate it?
[23:58] <acicula> !enter | Al2O3
[23:58] <trism> Rods_Tiger: I would try removing all the gems, purging rubygems and installing rubygems manually...that is generally better anyway because sometimes rails upgrades require a new version of rubygems which is not necessarily in the repo
[23:59] <Rods_Tiger> isn't that even more difficult than the situation currently is? I'm after a simple way, not a complicated way that probably won't work
[23:59] <khensthoth> kavurt: Do you have the apturl package installed?
[23:59] <Al2O3> hipitihop: nope.
[23:59] <linux> My Flash Player is still stopping sometimes........ In windows 7 the flash player never stops man this sucks cuz i love ubuntu compiz interface
[23:59] <trism> Rods_Tiger: it does work, that is how I have it setup
[23:59] <ShapeShifter499> mneptok: before I continue with my kernel build what about application changes that where done to the kernel?
[23:59] <Rods_Tiger> what's the simplest way of installing rails?
[23:59] <linux> it stops for like a second every 2 minutes kind of annoying
[23:59] <tenoch> I need to see if ubuntu is ok. I have a red triangle telling me that i need to update but when i update there is nothing to update. http://paste.ubuntu.com/328085/