[00:00] <Typos_King> alienkid10:   I see... not sure.... I've booted once with a usb.... and didn't save any data...not even sure it's mean to, I know it said it can save files to the usb, but dunno on settings
[00:00] <Curly_Q> Losha, If you are using a Dynamic DHCP service rather than Static, then, the IP addresses as well as the Domain names cannot be port forwarded or assigned to the server.
[00:00] <_2> Losha: i'm using a gui   that's not the point
[00:00] <alienkid10> I need to boot from CD though
[00:00] <derekboy> @Pandaman: The only times I've ever seen it happen was when installing something through Software Center, synaptic, etc.
[00:00] <alienkid10> can't boot USB
[00:00] <Losha> _2: doesn't change my answer: man ssh
[00:01] <Pindaman> derekboy, my prior ubuntu installation also head problems with speed when the harddisk was busy. What version of Ubuntu do you use?
[00:01] <Typos_King> alienkid10:   boot the system from the live-cd and save the system settings in usb?   well.... not sure on that, not that I've done it... so can't say
[00:01] <tertitten> anyone dared to update to 10.4 Alpha 3 ? :) (from 9.10)
[00:01] <derekboy> @Pindaman: Karmic Koala. I also remember this happening much more frequently under Intrepid
[00:01] <wirechief> BluesKaj-Laptop: ok well catch you later on this.
[00:01] <Losha> Curly_Q: I'm obviously out of my depth at this point. Best of luck...
[00:01] <jadakren> !anyone | tertitten
[00:01] <Curly_Q> In other words, having a static address with Go-Daddy and having a Domain Name, then, the port forwarding would be important.
[00:01] <bazhang> tertitten, lucid discussion and support in #ubuntu+1
[00:02] <joineric> Losha: says network is unreachable
[00:02] <BluesKaj-Laptop> wirechief, ok ..interesting discussion just the same ;0
[00:02] <Pindaman> derekboy, not sure but i think thats just something Ubuntu has. Not sure though :x I dont have it anymore under 9.10
[00:02] <_2> Losha: ummm maybe it's something to do with ssh-agent ???
[00:02] <Losha> joineric: ok, that's good, it means it's "just" a config issue, not a hardware failure....
[00:03] <derekboy> @Pindaman: After reinstalling it though Wubi a second time (I thought it was my unsupported video drivers) I haven't seen it, but other users on my computer have said it does while browsing the Web and not installing anything.
[00:03] <Curly_Q> In other words, a DNS (domain name server) would forward the IP address to the DNS server while the Linux Server will BIND it.
[00:03] <Losha> _2: I thought the whole point of ssh-agent was set it & forget it?
[00:03] <Pindaman> derekboy, hmm cant help you there other then to advice to install all update ;p
[00:03] <Pindaman> s
[00:03] <derekboy> @Pindaman: What do you mean?
[00:03] <magicjoe> i need a step by step list for a newbie, or a link for a newbie, to install ubuntu on a power pc mac. i have the iso for ppc. any help?
[00:04] <joineric> Losha: yeah everything else is working great, this is the only problem i am having
[00:04] <Pindaman> derekboy, i cant help with that. But make sure you have Ubuntu updated
[00:04] <Losha> joineric: you need to edit /etc/network/interfaces. I will paste my config. It should be obvious what to change for your network, ok?
[00:04] <joineric> Losha: sounds great!
[00:05] <derekboy> @Pindaman: Oh thanks. I have it completely updated and am running System Testing right now to see what happens without Intel Video drivers ~,~
[00:05] <Typos_King> derekboy:   burn the .iso to cd, try to boot with it :|
[00:05] <_2> Losha: if ssh-agent is causing a pop-up window, i'll just rm /usr/bin/ssh-agent   and it will be fixed.
[00:05] <Curly_Q> BIND is: Berkely Internet Name Domain
[00:05] <Typos_King> wooops
[00:05] <Typos_King> magicjoe:  burn the .iso to cd, try to boot with it :|
[00:06] <Losha> joineric: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/pkSZxVNX    Might have to restart networking, or reboot to get the routing tables to adjust. Let me know...
[00:06] <Pindaman> derekboy, cant help you with videocard problems (:
[00:06] <derekboy> @Pindaman: Okay, I just hope the Ubuntu Generic drivers work A-Okay
[00:07] <joineric> Losha: alright thanks
[00:07] <Losha> _2: I'd prefer the slightly less drastic mv  /usr/bin/ssh-agent  /usr/bin/ssh-agent.original
[00:08] <listedaswanted> -Hi guys I have a wacom Intuos2 graphics tablet and want to get it up and running on my Ubuntu 9.10 install, could anybody walk me through the procedure?
[00:08] <Kismet> hey anyone know how to set up an enviroment variable
[00:09] <Pindaman> Have you tried this Kismet : http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1586.html
[00:09] <Kismet> Pindaman, no.. i have look at that page thx
[00:10] <Losha> Kismet: adding 'export VAR=value' to your .bashrc is one way....
[00:10] <Kismet> Losha, thank you... do i have to add it just at the end of that file
[00:11] <ruthie_> Hello.
[00:11] <Typos_King> allo
[00:11] <Losha> Kismet: the end of the file is a good location usually. You may have to logout and then back in again for it to take effect, ok
[00:11] <ruthie_> How're y'all?
[00:11] <Typos_King> ruthie_  fine and dandy
[00:11]  * Typos_King ducks
[00:12] <ruthie_> That
[00:12] <ruthie_> is
[00:12] <ruthie_> awesome
[00:12] <Kismet> Losha, i did that export CATALINA_HOME=/opt/tomcat
[00:12] <bazhang> ruthie_, did you have an ubuntu support question
[00:12] <Losha> Kismet: looks good. Did it work?
[00:13] <ruthie_> No, am I supposed to have an ubuntu support question?/
[00:13] <Kismet> Losha, how do i check it ??
[00:13] <bazhang> ruthie_, this is support ; chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:13] <Losha> Kismet: type echo $CATALINA_HOME
[00:13] <Kismet> Losha, because  it i try to install something which requires that stuff it says "nstallation requires the CATALINA_HOME environment variable to be set to the location of your Tomcat installation."
[00:14] <Kismet> Losha, the output is /opt/tomcat
[00:14] <Losha> Kismet: perfect, that should do it...
[00:14] <joineric> Losha: did the edit but still no luck, the only difference between our configs was numbers
[00:15] <Losha> joineric: can you paste the output of iconfig -a and netstat -r
[00:15] <Kismet> Losha, but when i try to install something which requires that.. it says that the environment variable is not set
[00:15] <Losha> Kismet: did you logout and back in again?
[00:15] <joineric> Losha: yeah give me a second
[00:16] <Kismet> Losha, couple of times
[00:16] <Losha> Kismet: are your sure the /opt/tomcat is the correct value?
[00:17] <Kismet> Losha, pretty sure... if i go to cd /opt/tomcat i can see my tomcat folder ( i did an ln -s
[00:17] <Losha> Kismet: where did you link it to?
[00:18] <_2> hmmm deleting /usr/bin/ssh-agent seems to have rendered the gui useless....
[00:18] <Kismet> Losha, ln -s apache-tomcat-6.0.24 tomcat
[00:19] <Mark_vH> hei, i'm having this incredibly annoying problem that whenever i dl a torrent, my wireless connection goes down at random times
[00:20] <bonnie> in #ubuntu
[00:20] <Mark_vH> no problem at all on same machine and same connection using windows xp
[00:20] <Losha> Kismet: well, nothing to lose, so try export CATALINA_HOME=/opt/apache-tomcat-6.0.24 instead...
[00:20] <bonnie> is there a specific channel for evolution mail, or does anyone know how to use filters?
[00:20] <Kismet> Losha, ok i will thank you
[00:21] <Mark_vH> it's mentioned on some forum that this problem got fixed in development version of ubuntu, but no details about the fix
[00:21] <_2> i hate gnome,
[00:21] <Mark_vH> any idea how to fix this in karmic, or any people experiencing same problem?
[00:21] <_2> almost as much as i hate windows
[00:21] <joineric> Losha: Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 40:61:86:7f:83:39, inet addr:192.168.1.123 Bcast:192.168.1.255 Mask:255.255.255.0, UP BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU: 1500 Metric:1, Interrupt:30 Base address:0x4000
[00:21] <Kismet> Losha, i need to log out now don't i
[00:21]  * Typos_King hasn't been dl'ing torrents lately
[00:21] <bonnie> _2, :-/ - gnome is all I can get to work lol, just different opinions
[00:22] <joineric> Losha: that was eth0
[00:22] <Losha> Kismet: yes, then use the echo command to check that the variable is there...
[00:22] <Mark_vH> (i already tried switching from network-manager to wicd, but no sigar)
[00:22] <_2> bonnie: ever try blackbox ?
[00:22] <bonnie> how do i have evolution run a program with $1 as the message body?
[00:22] <bonnie> _2, no, I'm using ubuntu
[00:22] <Losha> joineric: one interface at a time, ok? Looks good. What about netstat -r
[00:22] <_2> bonnie: heh i meant on ubuntu...  ;/
[00:23] <running_rabbit07> has anyone ever had a problem with the dictionary in the office menu not being able to connect to its server?
[00:23] <_2> !info blackbox
[00:23] <bonnie> no, don't have the ram lol
[00:23] <Typos_King> hehe
[00:23] <Typos_King> bonnie   sorry, I don't use evolution :|
[00:24] <bonnie> Typos_King, tnks anyway, I need to send an email and it execute a program w/ $1 as the message body, and noone knows how lol
[00:24] <running_rabbit07> ring ring
[00:24] <running_rabbit07> has anyone ever had a problem with the dictionary in the office menu not being able to connect to its server?
[00:24] <bonnie> who's there
[00:24] <plecebo> how do i download e2k files with vuze
[00:25] <bonnie> lol, brb
[00:25] <Kismet> Losha, i tried to install that again... and it dosn't work.. stil the same error message
[00:25] <rifter> bonnie, some mail clients have process triggers that do stuff like that.  sylpheed is one as I understand.  I have not messed wih that feature
[00:25] <Typos_King> running_rabbit07:   hehe, not I.... Imostly use the spellchecker, or some separate app like Kdict, or my offlinel dictionary, stardict
[00:26] <Losha> Kismet: sorry, I'm out of ideas then....
[00:26] <joineric> Losha: Destination: 192.168.1.0, Genmask- 255.255.255.0, Flags- U, MSS- 0, Window- 0, irtt- 0, Iface- eth0 -- same for eth1
[00:26] <Kismet> Losha, still thank you for your time...
[00:26] <Losha> n
[00:26] <markd> any alteritives to b43 drivers?
[00:26] <running_rabbit07> its the first install I have done that the dictionary didn't work
[00:26] <plecebo> how are you useing miranda im for irc
[00:26] <plecebo> ?
[00:27] <plecebo> never mind
[00:27] <blakkheim> markd: using a better wifi card
[00:27] <dyek> Is the xen package still useful for Ubuntu 9.10? I'm trying to convert a Ubuntu 9.10 installation to PV Guest.
[00:27] <Typos_King> heeh
[00:27] <running_rabbit07> Typos king:thanks anyway
[00:27] <dsnyders> Hi all!  I'm having a Gnome problem.  When I log in using KDE or XFCE, my screen is normal.  When I log in using Gnome I get an error message from my monitor: Input not supported.  How do I fix this?
[00:27] <Typos_King> markd:    if the drivers weren't working, you'd get no connection
[00:28] <dragonboss> markd: b43 seems to work better than windows drivers
[00:28] <Typos_King> he's blaming a network logging issue to the b43 drivers
[00:29] <wesley> I downloaded the game "mortal online" the digital installer is compressed in an exe file and wine wont open it properly to extract, any1 know a work around?
[00:29] <trism> running_rabbit07: I think the problem is the default server, dict.org, seems to be down (this is actually the first time I've used it though, I usually just use define:word in google)
[00:29] <Losha> joineric: Um, there are some routes missing from your routing table. See mine
[00:29] <running_rabbit07> trism: thanx
[00:29] <Typos_King> running_rabbit07:   or just get the offline dictionary stardict :)
[00:30] <Losha> joineric: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/NXhu0rSJ
[00:30] <anavarro> hi there
[00:30] <running_rabbit07> Typos King: that'll be cool, thanx
[00:30] <anavarro> there's a good site that offers free live tv channels?
[00:31] <anc96> hi
[00:31] <Typos_King> running_rabbit07:   stardict is in the repos, as far as the dictionary files ->   http://stardict.sourceforge.net/Dictionaries_dictd-www.dict.org.php   <---    you unzip those to -> /usr/share/stardict/dic
[00:32] <anavarro> I'm trying to watch australian tv channels and there's no way
[00:32] <bazhang> anavarro, is this related to Ubuntu in some manner?
[00:32] <anavarro> the problem seems to be my browser location and I don't know how to fake that
[00:33] <Typos_King> hehehe
[00:33] <anavarro> maybe some tv streamer application or something
[00:33] <anavarro> ?
[00:33] <joineric> Losha: the omitted the gateway on the table because it had * listed
[00:33] <running_rabbit07> should I install gnome or gtk on UNR?
[00:34] <bazhang> anavarro, to fake geo-location? not on topic here
[00:34] <anavarro> something that fake my browser location?
[00:34] <anavarro> ok
[00:34] <Losha> joineric: wanna paste the full output for me?
[00:34] <dsnyders> anavarro, the site is going to detect where your ISP is.  Faking it in your browser isn't going to help.
[00:34] <anavarro> thanks for you hospitality
[00:34] <maple1> niggers must *ie
[00:35] <joineric> Losha: yeah, i was just trying to make it quicker cause im having to type it out by hand, give me a sec, im on a netbook
[00:35] <zanberdo> I'm running ubuntu 9.04. I have up until just now been able to mount my IPod and work with it via amarok 1.4. However, all of the sudden when I attach the IPod I get an error "Unable to mount the volume 'FOO'. Details show: mount /dev/sdb2 already mounted or /media/FOO busy. Now, I've gone ahead and attached this same IPod to another machine running ubuntu 9.04 and it's recognized without any issues. I've also verified that ther
[00:35] <zanberdo> e is nothing on /media/FOO. I'm stumped. What might be the source of my problem?
[00:35] <Losha> anavarro: you need a proxy web browser service. The good ones cost money. Google them...
[00:35] <Typos_King> running_rabbit07:   what do you mean?
[00:36] <Quan-Time> zanberdo: is some process still taking it ?
[00:36] <anavarro> thanks Losha
[00:36] <anavarro> good tip
[00:36] <running_rabbit07> installing stardict offers gtk and gnome in synaptic, which should I go with?
[00:37] <braddcadd> anyone know why my notifications are blacked out in 9.10, and why the pulldown menu headers are unreadable...everything was fine in 9.04
[00:37] <joineric> Losha: Destination- 192.168.1.0, Gateway- *, Genmask- 255.255.255.0, Flags- U, MSS- 0, Window- 0, irtt- 0, Iface- eth0 | Destination- 192.168.1.0, Gateway- *, Genmask- 255.255.255.0, Flags- U, MSS- 0, Window- 0, irtt- 0, Iface- eth1
[00:37] <Typos_King> running_rabbit07:   that's just a matter of interface, I use the gtk, but if you have ubuntu, you can go either, is just how the window will be 'themed'
[00:37] <JrodDCx> braddcadd:  did you upgrade your system?
[00:38] <running_rabbit07> Typos_King, thanx
[00:38] <JrodDCx> from 9.04?
[00:38] <braddcadd> JrodDCx, yes several months ago (I am running Gnome)
[00:38] <zanberdo> Quan-Time, I'm not sure how to find that out. I can eject the device from command line, but I don't know how to get hal to probe for it again without unplugging and plugging in USB
[00:39] <braddcadd> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1373887 (there are screenshots here that show the problem)
[00:39] <JrodDCx> braddcadd:  that might be why ,  you might want to start afresh , or delte your custom desktop configs in home
[00:39] <Losha> joineric: that doesn't look right to me, but I'm not sure if it's just because you're not running 8.04 (and I am). What is your gateway IP address?
[00:39] <MaT-dg> I can't open gstreamer-properties in terminal or 'multimedia systems selector' in GUI anymore.
[00:40] <zanberdo> dmesg seems to be returning a series of Buffer I/O error on device dm-4, logical block x (where x is 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,0,0,1 respectively see http://pastebin.com/AmGphjL7)
[00:41] <joineric> Losha: well with netstat -rn it gives me 0.0.0.0
[00:41] <braddcadd> JrodDCx, where do you think the settings are?
[00:41] <Boris> noob question: whats the command to find out my kernel version?
[00:41] <bazhang> Boris, uname -a
[00:42] <Boris> thanx
[00:42] <VaffanculoNostra> Here's the error:
[00:42] <ylluminate> What are people finding useful for server management of ubuntu these days?
[00:42] <Losha> joineric: that's not a gateway, that's a default route i.e. where packets go if there's no other route specified. Where is the router on your 192.168.1 network?
[00:42] <VaffanculoNostra> Inode 53 has illegal block. Unexpected Inconsistancy. Run fsck manually
[00:42] <ylluminate> ie, i used to use webmin
[00:43] <VaffanculoNostra> ext3 fail with 751 GB of postgresql tables :'(
[00:43] <VaffanculoNostra> Please help
[00:43] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/eBox ylluminate you might consider ebox
[00:43] <joineric> Losha: 192.168.2.1
[00:43] <gooraang> join #drupal
[00:43] <Dougdoug4> !ops
[00:43] <Barnabas> ylluminate, there is a lot of plugins to gadmin and the likes
[00:43] <Losha> joineric: and the netmask?
[00:43] <bazhang> Dougdoug4, what's up
[00:43] <Dougdoug4> kick chan spammer
[00:43] <Barnabas> ylluminate, but the best tool is xterm :-)
[00:43] <ylluminate> this is a remote virtual machine running
[00:43] <Dougdoug4> gooraang
[00:44] <ylluminate> lol, sure Barnabas; always good to have a second view
[00:44] <joineric> Losha: 255.255.255.0
[00:44] <bazhang> Dougdoug4, for typing join #drupal ?
[00:45] <dsnyders> HI all!  Gnome is fouling up my xserver.  How do I fix it?
[00:45] <bazhang> Dougdoug4, some other reason?
[00:45] <Losha> joineric: I think the eth0 address will have to be a 192.168.2.something to work. Change the interfaces file.
[00:45] <kesi> hi all, how do I disable a wireless device?  Specifically the internal wifi card on a laptop?
[00:45] <dsnyders> When I log in using KDE or XFCE, my screen is normal.  When I log in using Gnome I get an error message from my monitor: Input not supported.  How do I fix this?
[00:45] <JrodDCx> braddcadd:  if you wanna try it (it will erase all your gnome settings eg. wallpaper) goto your home press Ctrl+h and delete the folders named .gnome2 and .gnome_Private . Note this is risky!
[00:46] <Typos_King> kesi:    check your laptop manual :)   usually there's a [FN] [KEYHERE] combination for such on mobiles
[00:46] <kesi> Typos_King, while that works, it disables all wifi devices I just want to disable one
[00:46] <Typos_King> kesi: some have a slider or some button on the outside of the case for such
[00:46] <braddcadd> JrodDCx, thanks, risk understood
[00:46] <Barnabas> kesi, or even a clean "wireless off" button
[00:47] <dsnyders> kesi, you should be able to do an iwconfig command
[00:47] <Barnabas> usually takes down bluetooth too
[00:47] <kesi> Barnabas, that disables all wifi devices including my usb one that I want to use
[00:47] <Losha> VaffanculoNostra: you don't have much choice. Run fsck manually....
[00:47] <humoi> how do you turn networking on without turning internet on?
[00:47] <kesi> dsnyders, do you know what  that  would ben?
[00:47] <kesi> dsnyders, err.. be?
[00:47] <Typos_King> kesi:   you just want to turn off an interface, off several?
[00:47] <Barnabas> kesi, why do you need to disable them?
[00:47] <VaffanculoNostra> Losha: Okay, it keeps saying bad inode. I say delete on each bad inode, and it finds more.
[00:47] <VaffanculoNostra> I can't mount now!
[00:48] <Barnabas> kesi, just configure the one you want
[00:48] <kesi> Barnabas, because nm-applet keeps trying to connect with my internal card and I want it to only use my external
[00:48] <kesi> Typos_King, just want to disable my internal wifi card
[00:48] <omicr0n> Kesi: ifconfig wlan0 down
[00:48] <Losha> VaffanculoNostra: you have backups, don't you?
[00:48] <Barnabas> hmm i can recommend wicd
[00:49] <kesi> Barnabas, I used it for awhile and wasn't thrilled
[00:49] <Typos_King> kesi:    .... right..  I assume each will have an interface, see omicr0n's line  to take it down
[00:49] <ioudas2> I have a ubuntu 8.04 32 bit install I have installed apache enabled mod_rewrite and installed php5. Whenever I go to the site no mod rewrite rules seem to work. Does any one have any ideas
[00:49] <ioudas2> I cant find anything on google or forums that have worked
[00:49] <VaffanculoNostra> Losha: We stopped doing backups to cut costs
[00:49] <Typos_King> kesi:  I think you can also do -> sudo ip link set IFACEHERE down
[00:49] <Losha> VaffanculoNostra: is this a troll?
[00:49] <VaffanculoNostra> (the company is in chapter 11 bankruptcy)
[00:49] <VaffanculoNostra> No
[00:50] <dsnyders> kesi, maybe you can disable it in BIOS?
[00:50] <VaffanculoNostra> So, saving money has come back to bite us.
[00:52] <songer> how i must to save a file and then open it in word offices?
[00:52] <Losha> VaffanculoNostra: ok, well now you know what was wrong with that strategy. Your data may be irretrievably lost at this point...
[00:52] <humoi> can anyone please tell me how do you turn networking on without turning internet on?
[00:53] <ezhangin> hello!
[00:53] <Barnabas> humoi, today net = internet
[00:53] <VaffanculoNostra> Losha: Yes, we have hundreds of web sites that were hosted on six virtual machines on that Emachines server.
[00:53] <dyek> !find SDL.h
[00:53] <Barnabas> if it is routed
[00:53] <ezhangin> anyone know a fair amount about audio in ubuntu?
[00:54] <humoi> Barnabas, I'm talking about LAN
[00:54] <ioudas2> I have a ubuntu 8.04 32 bit install I have installed apache enabled mod_rewrite and installed php5. Whenever I go to the site no mod rewrite rules seem to work. Does any one have any ideas? None of my google searches seem to make rewrite work.
[00:54] <VaffanculoNostra> Losha: We are in violation of our service level agreement and a bunch of clients are cancelling their contracts with us while are company is already in chapter 11. :(
[00:54] <raj> HELLO guys and if anyone can help PLEASE let me know.. I found a solution for my SLOW wifi speed. and everytime i go on the terminal and type "sudo iwconfig wlan0 rate 36M" so i can get my wifi run MUCH faster at faster speeds.. but im tired of it.. how can i add the script to bootup?
[00:54] <Barnabas> humoi, whats the purpose?
[00:55] <Barnabas> to generally turn of internet access for a group of pcs
[00:55] <joineric> Losha: yeah i guess that i dont have the correct gateway, the other pc on my network has a default gateway of 192.168.2.1, it should be the same as that right?
[00:55] <Barnabas> or just for one
[00:55] <Losha> VaffanculoNostra: Sorry to hear that. I think you should be looking for a new job instead of running fsck...
[00:55] <humoi> Barnabas, just one
[00:55] <bipolar> Does anyone know of a command that will set the Java license as accepted? I need to install the package in the background with no prompts.
[00:55] <Barnabas> humoi, manually configure the IP settings without giving a standard gateway
[00:55] <mangos> raj: have you tried googling for "ubuntu startup script" or something?
[00:56] <Barnabas> humoi, provided you are on a routed LAN
[00:56] <humoi> Barnabas, how do you do that?
[00:56] <Dunkirk> bipolar, I don't know the elegant answer, but you could "wrap" the install with an expect script, and have it answer the question for you.
[00:56] <humoi> Barnabas, yes i am
[00:56] <raj> HELLO guys and if anyone can help PLEASE let me know.. I found a solution for my SLOW wifi speed. and everytime i go on the terminal and type "sudo iwconfig wlan0 rate 36M" so i can get my wifi run MUCH faster at faster speeds.. but im tired of it.. how can i add the script to bootup? its funny but that is the only way you can get Ralink to perform fast. can someone help me? to make a script to add this command and let it run everytime i boo
[00:56] <raj> t up?
[00:56] <ezhangin> alsa whhh
[00:56] <raj> mangos yes but this is for wireless:S
[00:57] <peekay> does anyone have a working link to ubuntu-restricted-extras offline installer for 9.10? I can only find working links for 9.04
[00:57] <Barnabas> humoi, if you use the gnome network applet it is under the wired pane
[00:57] <mangos> raj: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/how-to-add-a-program-to-the-ubuntu-startup-list-after-login/
[00:57] <Dunkirk> peekay, You could probably stuff it in /etc/rc.local.
[00:57] <ezhangin> my sound isn't working, rats
[00:57] <Barnabas> you probably have something called auto eth0 or something
[00:57] <Dunkirk> raj, Sorry, that was for you: Stuff it in /etc/rc.local.
[00:57] <Losha> joineric: yes, that sounds right...
[00:58] <raj> mangos: its not a program. i need to add it as a script with boot up.. not a program:s its a command
[00:58] <bipolar> Dunkirk: I was looking for something more on the lines of setting the debconf setting manually.
[00:58] <raj> thx Drunkirk
[00:58] <Typos_King> raj     ever checked maybe if 'rutilt' provides any performance gain for it?    rutilt in the repos, is a RaLink-optimized network manager with other options
[00:58] <humoi> Barnabas, what should i manually configure the IP settings to?
[00:59] <VaffanculoNostra> Losha: Okay thanks.
[00:59] <dsnyders> When I log in using KDE or XFCE, my screen is normal.  When I log in using Gnome I get an error message from my monitor: Input not supported.  How do I fix this?
[00:59] <peekay> Dunkirk, again?
[00:59] <dyek> !find makeinfo
[00:59] <raj> Typos_King: i will look into that thx
[00:59] <Typos_King> raj:   or maybe ...... try other drivers?    what  ralink chipset do you have anyway?   9.1?
[00:59] <VaffanculoNostra> My boss has let me know that I am an idiot for letting him do this. :(
[00:59] <Dunkirk> peekay, Sorry, I meant that for raj.
[00:59] <morph_> can someone answer a question for me
[01:00] <Dunkirk> bipolar, Looks like dpkg-preconfigure?
[01:00] <dsnyders> morph_, nobody can answer a question that has not been asked.
[01:00] <morph_> ok
[01:00] <GeekSquid> !ask |morph_
[01:00] <morph_> i install ubuntu
[01:00] <morph_> im on an iMac OSX
[01:00] <koolguy> hey everyone
[01:00] <Barnabas> humoi, you should manually enter an ip address outside the addres scope of your dhcp server
[01:00] <morph_> so im dual booting
[01:00] <Losha> VaffanculoNostra: I'm not sure the opinion of a boss at a company in chapter 11 holds much weight. What's he an expert at?
[01:00] <morph_> when i lselect ubuntu to go into
[01:00] <bipolar> Dunkirk: I'll check that out. thanks!
[01:00] <humoi> !enter | morph_
[01:00] <raj> Typos_King its  abelkin card with Rlink chipset not sure.. but when i type sudo iwconfig wlan0 rate 36M it gives me the optimum speed i shoudl be getting. yes im using ubuntu 9.10
[01:00] <morph_> it goes to a black screen that says grub_rescue
[01:00] <Barnabas> so you need to figure out what the IP dhcp address config for your land is
[01:00] <Barnabas> LAN is
[01:00] <morph_> ok let me try again
[01:01] <koolguy> im on a dell inspiron 1501, and need to reset my wireless on the beta of ubuntu 10.04
[01:01] <VaffanculoNostra> Losha: Expert at running an ISP on $400 emachines servers, apparently.
[01:01] <joineric> Losha: i edited the interfaces and rebooted and still no luck
[01:01] <Barnabas> humoi, that would be configured in your router
[01:01] <Steve`_`> man
[01:01] <humoi> Barnabas, a local address?
[01:01] <bazhang> koolguy, lucid support in #ubuntu+1
[01:01] <Steve`_`> i am right on the edge of switching from windows 7 to ubuntu or possibly kubuntu
[01:01] <morph_> im on an iMac running OSX, when i install ubuntu and select it to boot into it goes to a black screen and that just says "grub_rescue"
[01:01] <koolguy> lol ok
[01:01] <morph_> that is my problem
[01:01] <bipolar> Dunkirk: unfortunately, it seems dpkg-preconfigure still pops up the question to ask. :(
[01:01] <humoi> Barnabas, what do you mean that would be configured by my router?
[01:01] <GeekSquid> morph_: ? using bootcamp?
[01:02] <Barnabas> humoi, perhaps your router is able to issue a fixed ip to a single pc ever time it logs on (static ip) and restrict internet access for it
[01:02] <morph_> yes
[01:02] <morph_> tried just from CD too
[01:02] <morph_> tried rEFit
[01:02] <Typos_King> raj:     why don't you just add in an init.d script then, so it's done at bootup
[01:02] <Dunkirk> bipolar, :-( I'd like to see the answer too.
[01:02] <Barnabas> humoi, do you know about dhcp?
[01:02] <humoi> Barnabas, great but how would i do that
[01:02] <morph_> no
[01:02] <Typos_King> raj:    I think you can even add it to /etc/profile
[01:02] <humoi> Barnabas, all i know is that it automatically assigns public ips
[01:03] <raj> Typos_King: how do you do that? that is what im trying to do. but i never added any script at startup
[01:03] <bipolar> Dunkirk: I can do it with a preseed, but thats during installation. :\
[01:03] <Barnabas> humoi, not public ips it assigns an available IP on your subnet to a computer for a certain lease
[01:03] <morph_> also these are the settings i use: sda3(partition ubuntu is installed on) i selected ext4, reformat, and mount point / on grub i select sda3 since thats what ubuntu is on Barnabas
[01:03] <zetheroo> a friend of mine tried to install a scanner driver and app through WINE ... this would not have worked right? I mean, is WINE capable of installing and running device drivers?
[01:03] <Typos_King> raj:   try giving it to /etc/profile    without the sudo, since that'd be a rooted process anyhow
[01:03] <axisys> anyone here starts vbox VM with upstart? i am looking for an example to start guest VM when host reboots
[01:03] <Dunkirk> raj, I still think /etc/rc.local is your answer. Whatever commands are in it are run as the last thing at startup.
[01:04] <donvito> !cccam
[01:04] <dsnyders> Typos_King, Isn't there a file in /etc/networking/scripts or something that raj can use to set the network card parameters?
[01:04] <morph_> Barnabas: i also installed debian earlier with no problems
[01:04] <humoi> Barnabas, i apologise for my ignorance of networking but does subnet mean your lan?
[01:04] <humoi> Barnabas, can we pm?
[01:04] <Losha> VaffanculoNostra: not quite an expert apparently. But back to topic, one of the recovery tools *might* work, I've had good luck using EASUS to recover files from an ext3 disk when nothing else would work (though it's a bit weird cos you have to run it from windows). Otherwise, you just have to let the fsck run to completion and hope the result is readable, and there's no guarantee that it will be...
[01:04] <Barnabas> yes the network you have in your home on the inside of your router
[01:04] <raj> Dunkirk: i will try both and see which one will start up after reboot :)
[01:05] <morph_> Barnabas: did u see what i said
[01:05] <Typos_King> dsnyders.... think so
[01:05] <morph_> about how i set it up
[01:05] <Barnabas> humoi, do you have access to your router config
[01:05] <humoi> Barnabas, yes.
[01:05] <Losha> joineric: sorry, I'm kinda tired and need a break. You must be pretty close though...
[01:05] <niblz> best virtualization for 64bit guest os quad core cpu
[01:05] <Dunkirk> dsnyders, That sounds more elegant...
[01:06] <bipolar> Dunkirk: got it.
[01:06] <bipolar> Dunkirk: echo "sun-java6-bin shared/accepted-sun-dlj-v1-1 select true" | sudo debconf-set-selections
[01:06] <Dunkirk> niblz, KVM is fastest, esp if your Linux on Linux.
[01:06] <raj> dsnyders: i will open it with gedit and see if i can edit anything
[01:06] <Dunkirk> bipolar, Awesome! Thanks!
[01:06] <GeekSquid> nibiz: running a 64bit ubuntu host?
[01:06] <Barnabas> humoi, I think the easiest would be to make a static IP assignment to the pc in question and restrict ip access in the router
[01:06] <morph_> Barnabas: pm?
[01:07] <humoi> Barnabas, what ip should i assign it?
[01:07] <jadakren> Barnabas, last modem router i had wasnt that good and didn't allow for assigning an ip to a machine per mac address which is waht you really need to prevent someone getting around access restrictions based on ip address
[01:07] <Barnabas> ip access = internet access
[01:07] <humoi> Barnabas, what ip should i assign it?
[01:07] <dsnyders> Dunkirk, Typos_King, raj, Unfortunately I don't remember enough about it to be able to help directly.  I remember editing those on one of my machines for my wired lan long ago though.
[01:07] <Barnabas> jadakren, yes
[01:07] <Barnabas> agree
[01:07] <Barnabas> modern routers can do that
[01:07] <joineric> Losha: yeah i appreciate it, i need a break myself, im to the point where i think its something simple and when i find it im going to have one of "those" moments, thanks for your help
[01:07] <dsnyders> I don't know if they have settings for wireless stuff stored there.
[01:08] <Dunkirk> jadakren, MAC addresses can be spoofed.
[01:08] <humoi> !who | Barnabas
[01:08] <jadakren> Barnabas, one would assume so but this however was a modern router and could not.
[01:08] <jadakren> Dunkirk, true, but a good router can see through that.
[01:08] <raj> dsnyders, i will take a look :) i wont touch anything i dont understand :)
[01:08] <ioudas2> I have a ubuntu 8.04 32 bit install I have installed apache enabled mod_rewrite and installed php5. Whenever I go to the site no mod rewrite rules seem to work. Does any one have any ideas? None of my google searches seem to make rewrite work.
[01:08] <morph_> this channel seems to busy to get help
[01:08] <Dunkirk> jadakren, Does "good" = "not bought at a local store for less than $3000?"
[01:08] <morph_> is there a help channel
[01:09] <dsnyders> raj, solid plan.  A bit of googling might help as well.
[01:09] <VaffanculoNostra> Well, the boss has screwed everything up by running the recovery CD from Emachines on the server.
[01:09] <VaffanculoNostra> It's reimaging the drive, so all bets are off :(
[01:09] <GeekSquid> loudas2: are you using mpm-prefork? and shohusin patch?
[01:09] <humoi> Barnabas, can you please help me
[01:09] <jp--> hi guys
[01:10] <humoi> can anyone please tell me how do you turn networking on without turning internet on?
[01:10] <jp--> i'm getting problems while reloading udev
[01:10] <jp--> * Reloading kernel event manager...//No /sbin/udevd found running; none killed.
[01:10] <jp--> how can I solve that?
[01:10] <morph_> im still waiting for Barnabas too humoi
[01:10] <jp--> there's no much info on internet
[01:10] <jp--> 3 google pages
[01:10] <jp--> and all unressolved
[01:10] <zetheroo> is WINE capable of installing and running device drivers?
[01:10] <Dunkirk> ioudas2, Look at a2enmod, I think.
[01:10] <dsnyders> humoi, what are you using on your network, ipx?  LAT?
[01:11] <humoi> dsnyders, a router.
[01:11] <GeekSquid> humoi: assign a static IP address, and do not put in a gateway... you will have networking from IP to IP or Host to Host on your network but you will not have access to the internet
[01:12] <humoi> GeekSquid, ok thanks a lot. what static ip should i assign it?
[01:12] <dsnyders> humoi, what are you trying to accomplish?
[01:12] <Barnabas> morph, I do not pretend to have an answer for your problem
[01:12] <jp--> THANKS
[01:12] <jp--> :)
[01:12] <morph_> i just need help
[01:12] <GeekSquid> humoi: either 192.168.1.xxx  or 10.0.1.xxx   the second one for airport only
[01:13] <morph_> i installed ubuntu before just fine
[01:13] <humoi> GeekSquid, ok thanks
[01:13] <morph_> directed to you Barnabas
[01:13] <john> hello group first time here just loaded yup ubuntu and love it
[01:13] <Joeseph> Hi. I'm trying to boot into Ubuntu on a Toshiba satellite s1135-s135. After selecing "Try ubuntu without any changes...", it goes to a blank screen with a black cursor, and nothing happens.  Any ideas?
[01:13] <john>  I need help in drivers for my vid card
[01:14] <niblz> Dunkirk: win7 64 bit
[01:14] <humoi> GeekSquid, do you assign a net mask?
[01:14] <Dunkirk> Joeseph, Do you have a second monitor hooked up?
[01:14] <Joeseph> Dunkirk: No.
[01:14] <GeekSquid> humoi: 255.255.255.0
[01:14] <Typos_King> Joeseph:     try   pressing F6 for boot options, and check   acpi=off noapic
[01:14] <dsnyders> humoi, you could use 172.16.x.y to 172.31.x.y as well.
[01:15] <Barnabas> morph_ the disk is not enough in grub, you should also consider the partition you wish to boot from
[01:15] <Barnabas> and that partition should have a boot sector
[01:15] <morph_> hat do u mean?
[01:15] <morph_> i used bootcamp
[01:15] <Dunkirk> humoi, Careful... you have to get the mask right for that to work...
[01:15] <pedrohoffmann> volume doesn't implement mount ? trying to mount with gvfs
[01:15] <morph_> 17GB
[01:15] <Joeseph> Typos_King: What will that do? I'm rebooting now and will give it a try.
[01:16] <morph_> Barnabas: is that not enough space or somethjing
[01:16] <Dunkirk> Joeseph, Your LCD isn't being detected correctly. He's suggesting turning off the stuff that guesses at it wrongly.
[01:16] <sirninja> Is there a program that's good for organizing tv shows on ubuntu? (Something similar to music brainz picard but for tv shows)?
[01:16] <Typos_King> Joeseph:    will  bypass the acpi module which might have a hardware compatibility issue
[01:16] <morph_> im kinda new to that stufff i duno what a boot sector is
[01:16] <john> group when you have time I too can use some help ok I will wait
[01:17] <Barnabas> morph, could you post your disk config on pastebin?
[01:17] <morph_> can u walk me through it?
[01:17] <morph_> i deleted the partition btw already
[01:17] <Dunkirk> morph_, Your BIOS hands off the booting to the hard drives Master Boot Record (MBR), that, in turn, hands off to the partition's Boot Sector.
[01:17] <morph_> i dont have BIOS
[01:17] <Barnabas> morph if you deleted the partion you probably cannot boot of it
[01:18] <morph_> rEFit changes the MBR to a copy of GFT
[01:18] <Barnabas> morph all pcs have a BIOS
[01:18] <Dunkirk> morph_, Well, basecamp better provide it, or you're not going to get Ubuntu booted.
[01:18] <Joeseph> Typos_King: It seems to be working...  Thanks, I'll probably be asking a few more questions.
[01:18] <morph_> basecamp Dunkirk ?
[01:18] <Dunkirk> morph_, I thought you were the guy on the iMac...
[01:19] <sirninja> He probably meant bootcamp, not basecamp
[01:19] <Dunkirk> sirninja, OOps. Indeed.
[01:19] <Barnabas> aww a mac
[01:19] <Barnabas> well still
[01:19] <morph_> yea
[01:19] <morph_> i used bootcamp
[01:19] <Barnabas> if the partition is deleted there will be no booting
[01:19] <morph_> i have no problem making a new partition
[01:19] <morph_> and reinstalling
[01:19] <morph_> as long as i can get it loading
[01:19] <Joeseph> Typos_King: Ok.  There's a wubi install already on the disk.  How can I boot that version with those options?
[01:20] <sirninja> Does anybody know a program like music brainz picard but for TV shows?
[01:20] <morph_> Barnabas: http://blog.costan.us/2009/03/ubuntu-810-or-904-on-mac-mini.html
[01:20] <morph_> this is a guide i used
[01:20] <dsnyders> When I log in using KDE or XFCE, my screen is normal.  When I log in using Gnome I get an error message from my monitor: Input not supported.  How do I fix this?
[01:20] <Barnabas> morph, you need to ask someone else about the mac bios emulator thinge
[01:20] <john> OKAY Here it goes I have a vodoo 3dfx vid card and I need to find the drivers so I can have more then what I have here
[01:21] <marekw2143> hi i turned on zoom on my laptop, how to restore to the previous zoom (1) ? :)
[01:21] <antonio_> sera ce nessuno
[01:22] <Typos_King> Joeseph:  you mean a wubi insta..... so you mean.... your wubi install won't boot hehee, is that why you're using the live-cd?
[01:22] <dyek> !find xen/libelf/elfstructs.h
[01:22] <dyek> !find elfstructs.h
[01:22] <dsnyders> antonio_, none of those words are english.
[01:22] <IceDane> So, I just installed a fresh install of 9.10 on my laptop because the sound was a clusterfuck after upgrading from 9.04. I *still* cannot play sound from two sources at a time, however. Could this because mpd uses alsa directly? Do I need to make it use pulseaudio?
[01:22] <Typos_King> dsnyders    sounds  italian actually
[01:23] <IceDane> (E.g., I hear no sound from youtube videos at the same time I play music, need to stop playing music)
[01:23] <antonio_> sorry channel ubuntu for italian
[01:23] <JrodDCx> !es | antonio_
[01:23] <Typos_King> erk,  it's italian :|
[01:23] <dsnyders> !it
[01:23] <john> DOES THIS WORK HERE
[01:23] <bazhang> antonio_, /join #ubuntu-it
[01:23] <Scunizi> openoffice calc has frozen on me and "pidof scalc or openoffice" results in nothing.. app seems to be sleeping so I can't see it in the long list of top *and* I'm running kde desktop so gnome's system monitor isn't available or desired to install.. how do I kill this app?
[01:23] <JrodDCx> !it | antonio_
[01:23] <bazhang> IceDane, please watch the langugage
[01:23] <IceDane> bazhang: sure
[01:23] <Dunkirk> dsnyders, Does this sound right? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=420677
[01:24] <IceDane> Also, can someone tell me what's going on with the sounds when tab-completing stuff in a terminal? It's not the beep, as it's muted
[01:24] <antonio_> tanks
[01:25] <ocesno> no support for 054c:00c0 Sony Corp. Handycam DCR-30 :( my minidv for webcam
[01:25] <Dunkirk> IceDane, You're talking about the "bell"?
[01:25] <IceDane> Dunkirk: It could be that, yes
[01:25] <Joeseph> Typos_King: Yes.  There is an install on there that was installed via Wubi.  However, it does not boot... It boots into Windows instead. I was wondering if there was a way to configure that system with those properties you told me earlier.
[01:26] <IceDane> Is there a process running that does it? Cause it's actually locking my sound up if it sounds and tries to play a song..
[01:26] <Dunkirk> IceDane, It's still a "bell", even if it's muted. Under some sessions it can flash the screen. You may want to set the bell-style to none in xinputrc. Or something. I always have to google that.
[01:26] <Dunkirk> IceDane, What's your sound card?
[01:26] <IceDane> Dunkirk: Some realtek(alc268), using hda intel drivers
[01:27] <Typos_King> Joeseph:     .....iirc a wubi installs on a fat32 partition.... not sure how that works.... you mean... you lost grub that was loading the win32 and the wubi installs?
[01:27] <donvito> were can i get cccam for ubuntu 9.10
[01:28] <Dunkirk> IceDane, Maybe there's a way to "dpkg-reconfigure" some alsa / pulseaudio stuff that will take advantage of the fact that you upgraded? I'm guessing.
[01:28] <Joeseph> Typos_King: When the windows boot menu comes up, it shows Ubuntu and windows, but Ubuntu just stalls first, then boots into Windows.
[01:28] <IceDane> Dunkirk: I reinstalled completely
[01:28] <Dunkirk> IceDane, That answers that. :-/
[01:29] <IceDane> Dunkirk: Which is why I'm pretty baffled. I'm still getting strange 'sound takeovers'
[01:29] <IceDane> I assumed pulseaudio would have taken care of all this stuff
[01:29] <IceDane> But it seems every program that uses sound takes complete control of it for the duration, and some time after depending on how long it takes to release resources
[01:29] <Dunkirk> IceDane, Yeah, but not everything's been converted to use it yet. :-(
[01:29] <Typos_King> Joeseph      is the wubi install on a different partition than the win32?
[01:29] <IceDane> perhaps not
[01:29] <IceDane> Dunkirk: how do I know if I'm even using it?
[01:30] <niko-mojo> Hi room, Anyone know how to get this command working echo -e '\a' , its supposed to produce a beep but does nothing :-(
[01:30] <IceDane> I mean, in alsamixer, or anywhere else, I see nothing about it
[01:30] <niko-mojo> Using 9.04 gnome
[01:30] <Joeseph> Typos_King: No. It's on the same partition.  There's nothing on it, so I could just get rid of it If I need to.
[01:30] <IceDane> I don't understand it all to owell
[01:30] <dsnyders> Dunkirk, I'm not sure.  I don't see how an xorg setting would affect gnome but not kde.
[01:30] <Dunkirk> IceDane, Good question. I'm a recent convert from Gentoo, and, there, I used to just eliminate pulseaudio from my system entirely.
[01:31] <IceDane> Dunkirk: Yeah.. That's what I tried to do last time, before reisntalling completely
[01:31] <jnarowski> Hey all
[01:31] <IceDane> I started by thinking "Okay, the reason sound is so strange is because some stuff is using pulseaudio and some is using alsa directly, or because pulseaudio isn't there completely" or some such, it wasn't really empirically supported
[01:31] <IceDane> So I tried setting up pulseaudio completely, that broke everything
[01:31] <jnarowski> I am about to setup a ROR web server and I am wondering what is the best Ubuntu distro for that
[01:32] <IceDane> I tried reverting my steps, it broke even more stuff
[01:32] <IceDane> I tried removing pulseaudio entirely, and it broke sound to smithereens
[01:32] <unop> niko-mojo, 1. your terminal has to support this action. 2. you might need to enable the bell in the terminal's settings.  3. you might need to load the 'pcspkr' kernel module (sudo modprobe pcspkr).
[01:32] <Joeseph> Typos_King: Actually, I think The Wubi has been uninstalled...  I'll play around with it a little longer.  Thanks for the help.
[01:33] <jnarowski> does anybody have any suggestions? I am not really clear on the differences
[01:33] <john> Hi again
[01:33] <sirninja> Does anybody know a program to help organize tv shows?
[01:33] <Typos_King> Joeseph:   https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide#Cannot boot into Ubuntu    <--- in case that helps
[01:33] <IceDane> Dunkirk: So, I don't think removing pulseaudio will be such a good idea.. I just tried playing sound through pulseaudio in VLC, and it's lagging to utter s**t.
[01:33] <ectropy> How do open a new konsole with read/write access?
[01:34] <Dunkirk> jnarowski, I saw that there was a whole Ubuntu sub-variant just for RoR applications. I don't remember the name, tho.
[01:34] <Typos_King> ectropy   a console with r/w ?  heheh,isn't it so by default? :)
[01:34] <niko-mojo> @unop did both of those things - still nothing
[01:34] <jnarowski> I am using slicehost and have the option of 8.04, 8.10, 9.04 and 9.10
[01:34] <Dunkirk> IceDane, What desktop environment do you run?
[01:34] <unop> niko-mojo, i mentioned 3 things tho :)
[01:34] <magn3ts> Ubuntu keeps regressing and using an old X11 pointer, also a particular X11 mouse theme fails to show up in the mouse point selection dialog and I can only apply it by deleting it from ~/.icons and reinstalling it (I must select "Use this theme" otherwise I have to restart since I can't select it)
[01:34] <IceDane> Dunkirk: Fluxbox - think it might affect it?
[01:35] <jnarowski> harty intrepid jaunty and karmic
[01:35] <Chaiwalla> hello people
[01:35] <Dunkirk> IceDane, Well, I was just going to say that, if you were running Gnome, I'd go for installing MORE gstreamer stuff, not taking stuff out.
[01:35] <niko-mojo> @unop so you did, how do I know if its supported
[01:35] <Dunkirk> IceDane, But I'm not sure if Flux is as "plugged" into gstreamer as Gnome.
[01:35] <IceDane> Dunkirk: God this seems strange, all of it, heh..
[01:36] <ectropy> not when konsole --noclose --real-transparency -e "scrpt_that_uses_read_and_write" , Typos_King
[01:36] <Dunkirk> IceDane, I agree. I've been through many of these types of switchovers in Linux land over the years. It sucks if you get caught out.
[01:37] <IceDane> Dunkirk: I'll just ask on ubuntuforums or something - thanks for the help.
[01:38] <Dunkirk> magn3ts, You might try something about "update-alternatives" and x-cursor-theme.
[01:38] <Typos_King> ectropy:     you get the r/w access of whatever runlevel you're on, as far as running konsole, you can just run 'konsole' and that'd work fine for either on the current runlevel
[01:38]  * Typos_King dashes
[01:39] <magn3ts> Dunkirk, weird, "update-alternatives --config x-cursor-theme" doesn't list themes I've installed into ~
[01:39] <magn3ts> Dunkirk, I could try instaling them manually
[01:39] <Dunkirk> magn3ts, Oh, yeah, that only controls the system-wide stuff. Have you installed the local stuff trhough the gnome panel for themes?
[01:39] <magn3ts> Dunkirk, yes.
[01:40] <Dunkirk> magn3ts, I'm guessing that the two control schemes are conflicting. Ubuntu being helpful and all.
[01:40] <niblz> how to start kvm
[01:40] <niblz> has no wizard to start or what, sudo aptitude install kvm libvirt-bin ubuntu-vm-builder bridge-utils abd then run kvm and says fail not boot disk and I have a win7 disk in drive
[01:41] <dyek> !find libxen3-dev
[01:41] <dmaxx> just wonder if it's exsist a software for ubuntu that can detect if some thirth party is monitoring u web/IM activity
[01:41] <Dunkirk> niblz, You'll be wanting libvirt and VIRT-MANAGER. It's the bomb.
[01:41] <magn3ts> Dunkirk, this has to be a gnome bug or something. Even after installing to /usr/local/icons it doesn't work
[01:41] <niko-mojo> Has anyone got the terminal bell working in 9.04 ?
[01:41] <magn3ts> Dunkirk, Other mouse themes work fine when installing through gnome-appearance
[01:41] <Dunkirk> magn3ts, I'd buy that. _-/
[01:42] <niblz> Dunkirk: is that part of kvm
[01:42] <GeekSquid> magn3ts: you might try running gconf-editor go a little deeper into your settings, it may take a little while to find where the conflict is
[01:43] <Dunkirk> niblz, No. It's a GUI management util that runs on your desktop that can (over SSH, for instance) talk to the libvirt daemon, and start, stop, even migrate VM's on the host.
[01:43] <magn3ts> Its not a conflict though, its just a problem of gnome-appearance not recognizing it as a valid theme. That and I have no idea why I can use chromium for an hour with the correct iamges displayed, but when I leave and come back, when I'm in hte browser pane it switches back to the default icons
[01:43] <Whille> \o/
[01:43] <Tiniar_Mortas> oO
[01:44] <Dunkirk> niblz, You have to install it separately, but, again, on your management machine. It's a GUI, and you may not have X installed on your server. But it could all be the same machine.
[01:44] <Tiniar_Mortas> peuuuuple
[01:44] <Whille> Oo
[01:44] <Whille> O3>C
[01:44] <Tiniar_Mortas> XD
[01:44] <GeekSquid> !lol
[01:44] <Whille> !lol
[01:44] <Dunkirk> magn3ts, Did the screensaver kick in while you were away?
[01:44] <magn3ts> Dunkirk, yeah
[01:50] <ezhangin> gah, still can't get any audio out of this machine
[01:50]  * magn3ts shakes his fist at xchat.
[01:51]  * JrodDCx shakes his fist at magn3ts
[01:51]  * GeekSquid thanks Pidgin for keeping me sane
[01:51] <MJ94> !new
[01:52] <computer_> how do i install ubuntu-restricted-extras? says package not found?
[01:53] <Siph0n> I installed ubuntu on my 16GB flash drive, and in GParted it says my flash drive has 1 partition /dev/sdb1 and it is the full size of the drive and is mounted to /cdrom . But in df -h I see this : http://pastebin.com/WNrMyW7J . My / only has 3M left. Any ideas how to increase the size of / and lower the size of /cdrom? Also, where is the data stored on / if it isn't on /cdrom (my flash drive)?
[01:53] <ChogyDan> Siph0n: do you care about the data?
[01:53] <rhineheart_m> hello.. how to change username in ubuntu?
[01:53] <MJ94> !welcome
[01:53] <Siph0n> on the flash drive? no
[01:53] <Siph0n> on my hard drive, yes
[01:53] <MJ94> err
[01:54] <computer_> how do i install ubuntu-restricted-extras? says package not found?
[01:54] <rhineheart_m> I'm using ubuntu 8.10
[01:54] <rhineheart_m> I'm GNOME
[01:54] <GeekSquid> Siph0n: look at line # 4 ... that is the drive you should be looking at ... aufs is part of the temporary filesystem, and not your install
[01:54] <jenkinbr> !ure | computer_
[01:55] <Hans> hi has anyone used Flinks before?
[01:56] <Siph0n> GeekSquid, also #4 is fat32 according to GParted, isnt that odd?
[01:56] <message144> Hi, I have a new Dell inspiron laptop which has a very recent graphics card. Ubuntu 9.10 doesnt seem to support it very well. Can I reasonably expect that future versions will support this card?
[01:56] <Nigma> message144, 1545?
[01:56] <hardhatpat> anyone know of a good serial console app?
[01:56] <kkloney> i need help with gateway problem
[01:57] <message144> Nigma, i believe it is a 1764
[01:57] <rhineheart_m> hello. is there a way to change the username of ubuntu 8.10? if yes, how?thanks.
[01:57] <kkloney> i need help with gateway computer problem
[01:57] <Nigma> ah, i have one 1545 and i dont find any serious problem
[01:58] <kkloney> hello]
[01:58] <GeekSquid> Siph0n: do a 'df -T' and pastebin that .... capitol T
[02:00] <GeekSquid> message144: would you run 'lspci' and pastebin the output
[02:01] <message144> GeekSquid, ok one sec
[02:01] <Tiniar_Mortas> Whille,
[02:01] <basy> Hi, how can i display latest 100 updated packages in shell ?
[02:02] <Siph0n> GeekSquid, http://pastebin.com/sDJgYukE ... i think this is just a live install... since my username is just ubuntu
[02:02] <message144> GeekSquid, here it is: http://pastebin.com/Cybksd49
[02:03] <message144> GeekSquid, I am trying to see if this will eventually be supported by ubuntu so i can decide whether or not to return it to best buy
[02:03] <Hans> questions about Python in Ubuntu 9.10
[02:03] <hero_> so i need a really kickass ballin ubuntu program to convience my parents tonditch windows
[02:04] <GeekSquid> Siph0n: looks like you are running a persistant live environment, not a live cd, or an actual install
[02:04] <message144> GeekSquid, it uses the new Intel HD Graphics
[02:04] <Hans> i have a Python app when run it, it showed some error in subprocess.py
[02:04] <ezhangin> can someone give me a hand getting my audio out to work?
[02:04] <Whille> Hey all!!! go ##goats !!!
[02:04] <message144> GeekSquid, i do see this which seems optimistic: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-x/2010-February/000737.html
[02:04] <Siph0n> oh GeekSquid ..... thats what I thought. So if i want an actual install on a usb, can I do that from here?
[02:06] <Tempan> I have a laptop booted up here using a live CD, what is the easiest way to dump the harddrive to a remote server?
[02:07] <GeekSquid> message144: sounds like Lucid will eventually support that chipset, we are 2 months out at the moment on a actual release there... so chances are there will be a ppa for that ... lemme look around and see if I can find anything that will make a quick fix for karmic... give me 20-30 min on that though
[02:08] <acovrig> I'm back, has anyone found a way to execute a cmd w/ $1 being the body of a gmail message (Evolution/Thunderbird)
[02:08] <message144> GeekSquid, do you think it would be wise to go with Lucid right now at this point, or is it still unstable? (i need LAMP stack and programming tools, etc)
[02:09] <GeekSquid> message144: how much ram?
[02:09] <message144> GeekSquid, 4G
[02:10] <acovrig> does anyone know a way to execute a cmd w/ $1 being the body of a gmail message (Evolution/Thunderbird)
[02:10] <Tempan> not sure what your asking acovrig
[02:10] <Tempan> do you want to email commands to a server?
[02:10] <acovrig> Tempan, i want to execute a .bash w/ $1 being the body of the message i email to a gmail account
[02:10] <unop> acovrig, write a script?
[02:11] <unop> !script
[02:11] <acovrig> !version|acovrig
[02:12] <acovrig> how do i see what version of ubuntu I am using?
[02:12] <coz_> acovrig,  in terminal   lsb_release -a
[02:12] <acovrig> tnks, i should know that lol
[02:12] <unop> acovrig, ubottu should have messaged you ..
[02:12] <acovrig> yes, but not what I was needing lol
[02:12] <Tempan> I have a laptop booted up here using a live CD, what is the easiest way to dump the harddrive to a remote server?
[02:13] <Tempan> acovrig, uname -a
[02:14] <GeekSquid> message144: couple of options... 1. install windows, and run ubuntu in a virtual guest 2.... this might fix your problem https://launchpad.net/~guido-iodice/+archive/experimental-intel/+sourcepub/972269/+listing-archive-extra --- again experimental
[02:14] <hipitihop> I have an init.d process (asterisk) consuming 100% cpu while not actually doing anything on my ION Atom 330 64bit system. I'm a newbie when it comes to tracing process, can someone point me at correct way to trace and debug
[02:14] <q0_0p> would this be correct to copy cd and output errors iif there are?  cat /dev/cdrom > /path.iso 2> /outputerrors.txt
[02:14] <message144> GeekSquid, do you think there is a good chance that the new Intel HD cards will be supported with the Lucid release?
[02:15] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: are you using asterisk?
[02:15] <GeekSquid> message144: simple answer = yes
[02:15] <message144> ok, i guess i can wait then
[02:15] <Flannel> q0_0p: use dd, not cat
[02:15] <message144> GeekSquid, until then ill just deal with low res
[02:16] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, yes I'm trying to set it up @ home. I have compiled from source 1.6.2.4
[02:16] <Tempan> Intel chipsets are usually very well supported.
[02:16] <q0_0p> Flannel, dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/cdiso.iso 2> errors.txt?
[02:16] <Flannel> q0_0p: yeah
[02:18] <Tempan> I have a laptop booted up here using a live CD, what is the easiest way to dump the harddrive to a remote server?
[02:18] <davep> where's the guy that wrote the grub2 error messages?
[02:18] <davep> "error: You need to load the kernel first"
[02:18] <davep> i need to give him a medal for that
[02:18] <alwaizlern> haha
[02:18] <Tempan> haha
[02:18] <Tiniar_Mortas> hoho
[02:19] <netherwolfe> hehe
[02:19] <dsnyders> thrust, parry, dodge,
[02:19] <dsnyders> When I log in using KDE or XFCE, my screen is normal.  When I log in using Gnome I get an error message from my monitor: Input not supported.  How do I fix this?
[02:20] <q0_0p> Flannel, why shouldn't i use cat?
[02:20] <alwaizlern> ^Thats something to go on bash.
[02:20] <seanbrystone> whats a really good video editor? Specifically one that can edit Sony Handycam's HDCHD format?
[02:20] <Flannel> q0_0p: cat is meant for ascii files, not binary files
[02:20] <hipitihop> how do I trace/debug a process to see which module is consuming most cpu
[02:20] <q0_0p> Flannel, ah
[02:20] <seanbrystone> errr AVCHD*
[02:20] <Flannel> q0_0p: (and actually, there is a binary cat program too, but in this case, we want to use dd)
[02:20] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: so you more than likely have a memory leak in that version with the libraries that you have ... I would reccommend using the ppa version here https://launchpad.net/~pietia7-asterisk/+archive/asterisk-related?field.series_filter=karmic ... 1.6.2.0 is available ... 1.6.2.4 is still upstream and probably won't compile properly, as it is dependent on newer versions of libraries... compiling asterisk from source sounds like a major headache
[02:20] <alwaizlern> System monitor can show you the processes that are running along with the memory allocated for em.
[02:21] <q0_0p> Flannel, ah i c
[02:21] <q0_0p> Flannel, strange when i dd the cd it errors out at 200 something mgs
[02:21] <q0_0p> Flannel, maybe the cd is scratched?
[02:22] <Flannel> q0_0p: I guess.  I'm not too familiar with dd errors
[02:22] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, I tried that first and it had some other bug related to voip peers ... incoming voip calls appeared as if they were outgoing etc.
[02:22] <candy> can anybody suggest me the link for linux news rss feed??
[02:22] <q0_0p> Flannel, kernel: Buffer I/O error on device sr0, logical block 120421
[02:22] <iceroot> q0_0p: a game-cd?
[02:22] <q0_0p> iceroot, windows xp cd
[02:22] <acovrig> ok, I am using ubuntu desktop version 9.0.4, how/can I email a gmail account and have my comp execute a bash script with $1 being the message body (message.bash message_body)
[02:23] <iceroot> q0_0p: ok, windows dont have such a copy protection
[02:23] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, 1.6.2.4 compiled fine, using the source tar from the asterisk.org I only needed to add libxml2-dev
[02:24] <acovrig> I am using ubuntu desktop version 9.0.4, how/can I email a gmail account and have my comp execute a bash script with $1 being the message body (message.bash message_body)
[02:25] <Siph0n> How can I install ubuntu on my flashdrive, if I am using a live environment with persistent changes from the same flash drive?
[02:25] <seanbrystone> whats a really good video editor? Specifically one that can edit Sony Handycam's HVCHD format?
[02:25] <acovrig> Siph0n, try http://pendrivelinux.com
[02:25] <dsnyders> Siph0n, pendrivelinux.org has a lot of examples.
[02:25] <hipitihop> Siph0n, I have managed to just run the install and point it a my flash drive. worked for me
[02:26] <acovrig> Is there a ubuntu equivalent for http://visor.binaryage.com/
[02:26] <message144> GeekSquid, do you think Lucid is currently stable enough to use right now for personal use?
[02:26] <Jordan_U> Siph0n, You can use loopin, but why do you need to install to the same flash drive you are booted from?
[02:26] <Bllasae> two people, /nick and /quit are on a boat. /nick falls off the boat. who's left on the boat?
[02:26] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: that sounds more like a call routing problem... your dialplan isn't properly configured, whereas the version you compiled is using all your CPU ... I still think you would be better off with a version that has been modified for Ubuntu, as opposed to a version that isn't tested and probably requires more upstream stuff,,, unable to tell you further
[02:27] <zarck666> hola
[02:27] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, same diaplan on 1.6.2.4 works perfectly with incoming and outgoing to my voip provider
[02:27] <acovrig> Bllasae, /quit would be left, good luck answering that in 1 word lol
[02:27] <Bllasae> lol I think I made 3 people quit
[02:27] <Bllasae> There's one for sure
[02:28] <GeekSquid> message144: No, and I don't think they have fixed the problem yet... I'd wait till April
[02:28] <Bllasae> acovrig: lol
[02:28] <anandre> I'm looking for some help with Wine and WoW.  I followed the instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft, but after copying the install over and trying to run it, I got a ton of errors in the terminal.  After that, I removed the openGL line as suggested in the troubleshooting page, but now I get an error from WoW.  However, I'm stuck - can't use the repair utility and the installer won't work (I don't have CDs).
[02:28] <message144> GeekSquid, ok
[02:28] <message144> GeekSquid, thanks for your help
[02:28] <Siph0n> Jordan_U, because this isnt an install? my username is ubuntu.... my / only has 3MB left... the /cdrom (my flash drive) has 14GB left
[02:28] <dsnyders> Bllasae, That was mean... I like it.
[02:29] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: I'd take asterisk out of init.d ... run it in a terminal so you can watch what is going on... you might find out why it is crunching your CPU
[02:29] <Bllasae> dsnyders: thanks :P
[02:29] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, understand your point, but the current ubuntu version is also broken ... is there an earlier liek 1.6.1 verison I can install ?
[02:30] <Jordan_U> Siph0n, I mean, you don't have a hard drive / flash drive / blank CD to install to?
[02:30] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, is the correct way, jsut to remove asterisk file from the /etc/init.d directory ?
[02:31] <Siph0n> Jordan_U, hard drive I cant use... its my works hard drive lol
[02:31] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: second question yes... lemme find the earlier version
[02:31] <Siph0n> rather use a flash drive lol
[02:32] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, thanks, and since I installed curretn version form source, I guess I need to know how to downgrade to what you find
[02:34] <Jordan_U> hipitihop, However you install make sure that you tell the installer to install grub to the flash drive ( it installs to the first hard drive by default )
[02:34] <greezmunkey> acovrig, did you get an answer to your gmail question?
[02:34] <jpitts> I am attempting to install Desktop 9.1 onto a system with an Asus
[02:34] <jpitts> A8n-SLI  motherboard, and 4 disks on the SATA bus. 2 of those disks
[02:34] <jpitts> are members of a mirror set. I have tried both using the advanced
[02:34] <jpitts> partitioning screen and the default wide and use entire disk methods
[02:34] <FloodBot3> jpitts: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:34] <jpitts> to install the OS to one of the disks that is not part of the mirror,
[02:34] <jpitts> and which is configured in the BIOS to be primary in the boot
[02:34] <dsnyders> When I log in using KDE or XFCE, my screen is normal.  When I log in using Gnome I get an error message from my monitor: Input not supported.  How do I fix this?
[02:34] <jpitts> sorry about that. copy and past grossness.
[02:34] <acovrig> greezmunkey, no; u got an answer?
[02:35] <Jordan_U> dsnyders, Log into a failsafe gnome session and change the default resolution to something your monitor supports
[02:35] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: I assume /usr/local/ or ~/asterisk/ is where you compiled from ... so safe to delete or rename... init.d/asterisk calls it so the new version called by the installed version would call the right binary
[02:35] <dsnyders> Jordan_U, It happens with failsafe gnome as well.
[02:35] <Jordan_U> dsnyders, Or it can probably be changed in gconf-editor
[02:35] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: what version of ubuntu?
[02:35] <Andys^> Hi,  how do you tell ubuntu not to try and "upgrade" your linux kernel automatically when it does all its updates? I am running an experimental kernel and don't want it to be overwritten
[02:36] <dsnyders> Jordan_U, I'll take a look at gconf-editor
[02:36] <ZauberExonar> Hey, a friend of mine has lost one of the task bars in GNOME, and she thinks it happened because she pressed the wrong button.  Any idea on how to fix it?
[02:36] <grendal_prime> hey my mother got a new iphone but she only has an ubuntu 804 laptop.  She needs to sync it and update the os..is this possible?
[02:36] <iceroot> Andys^: the kernel is not overwritten
[02:36] <jpitts> was my question truncated? do i need to re-post it?
[02:36] <Jordan_U> !reset-panel | ZauberExonar
[02:36] <ZauberExonar> Jordan_U: how do you do that?
[02:36] <GeekSquid> grendal_prime: you will need jailbreak your iphone for ubuntu to access it
[02:36] <Andys^> iceroot: I saw it trying to do download and install a new kernel when running Update Manager
[02:36] <iceroot> Andys^: all kernels goes to /boot
[02:37] <Flannel> Jordan_U: In the future, don't use so many lines.  It makes it difficult to read
[02:37] <iceroot> Andys^: yes, and the old kernels are still there
[02:37] <Jordan_U> !resetpanel | ZauberExonar
[02:37] <Flannel> jpitts: In the future, don't use so many lines.  It makes it difficult to read
[02:37] <ubuntu> !shell
[02:37] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, untared to home, so yes ~/asterisk-1.6.2.4
[02:37] <ZauberExonar> ubottu: and if she can't reach a terminal?
[02:37] <Andys^> iceroot: so you reckon its OK to let it go? if it boots the old kernel my PC will become unusable :( (lack of hardware support)
[02:37] <ubuntu> !shellme
[02:37] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, karmic
[02:37] <ZauberExonar> ubottu: I think she lost the bar with the applications menu
[02:37] <iceroot> Andys^: then choose in grub which kernel to boot
[02:37] <jpitts> Flannel: apologies.
[02:38] <Flannel> jpitts: No worries, just trying to help you get help :)
[02:38] <iceroot> Andys^: they are all in /boot  have  a look there
[02:38] <greezmunkey> acovrig, well I know the Gmail uses pop to recieve, so pop.gmail.com to get your mail; And it uses smtp for you to send, so smtp.gmail.com. Use ssl and you should be good! :) good luck.
[02:38] <ubuntu> reboot
[02:38] <Andys^> ok.. will grub boot the newest by default?
[02:38] <Flannel> Andys^: Yes
[02:38] <anandre> Installing Ubuntu on a Windows machine so it can dual-boot seems to be pretty easy.  How hard is it to install Windows on an Ubuntu machine and have it dual-boot?
[02:38] <iceroot> Andys^: yes unless you change the config
[02:38] <Andys^> cool
[02:38] <Andys^> thanks
[02:38] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: this is the "testing" series of 1.6
[02:38] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-voip/+archive/asterisk-1.6-testing
[02:39] <jpitts> Flannel: tyvm
[02:39] <netherwolfe> if you install windows on an ubuntu machine you'll have to reinstall grub to get it to work
[02:39] <hipitihop> anandre, if you have enough memory I'd suggest installing ubuntu and running windoze inside virtualbox
[02:39] <netherwolfe> windows will setup up it's own master boot record
[02:39] <greezmunkey> acovrig, I think there are pleanty of examples of scripting mail format out there, you should be able to kype one and modify it for your use.
[02:39] <Jordan_U> anandre, Basically you need to resize the Ubuntu install with a linux LiveCD, then install windows, then re-install grub since windows will clobber it.
[02:39] <dmaxx> how can i find out if a 3th party is monitoring the net connection(like ftp/IM/web and all that goes trough the net)
[02:39] <anandre> So basically I'm better off installing Windows and then re-installing Ubuntu?
[02:39] <blakkheim> dmaxx: are you on your own home connection?
[02:40] <dmaxx> yeah
[02:40] <anandre> hipitihop: what kind of memory?  RAM?
[02:40] <iceroot> are there big difference between vanilla-kernel and the ubuntu-one? (of course same kernel-version)
[02:40] <acovrig> I thought so too, but couldn't find one that worked with the secutiry :(
[02:40] <blakkheim> dmaxx: then probably no one is. why do you think someone is?
[02:40] <hipitihop> anandre, yes .. e.g. if you want to give windows 1gb and leave another for ubuntu
[02:40] <anandre> Well, I have 8gb of RAM, so I think that'd be enough heh.
[02:41] <waltercool> is lucid stable?
[02:41] <blakkheim> no
[02:41] <iceroot> waltercool: no
[02:41] <candy> cyberink power dvd for ubuntu 9.10... link to download plz
[02:41] <hipitihop> anandre, I'm sorry for jumping in and sending you off on a tangent ... I'm not even sure for what you want to use windows, is it for gaming ?
[02:41] <coz_> waltercool,  definitly not...I have it installed on another system
[02:41] <dmaxx> blakkheim let just say that i suspect some goverment people is on it xD
[02:41] <Lachance> waltercool, not for a while longer. Would you like a copy of the release schedule?
[02:41] <axisys> i installed apt-get install rubygems1.8 .. but it does not find gems
[02:41] <coz_> waltercool,  although it's not bad
[02:41] <iceroot> candy: google lindvd  that is the ubuntu-version
[02:41] <anandre> hipitihop: yes.  I can repost my initial problem if you want.
[02:41] <coz_> waltercool,  there are issues
[02:41] <iceroot> candy: but you can just install libdvdcss2
[02:41] <blakkheim> dmaxx: then they probably are. tunnel all your traffic through ssh to a remote system that you believe to be unmonitored
[02:41] <Lachance> waltercool, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidReleaseSchedule
[02:42] <GeekSquid> anandre: you don't need dual boot ... you could run 3 copies of windows 7 within ubuntu simultainously without slowing down... virtual of course
[02:42] <acovrig> I tried fetchmail and getmail, and it didn't work
[02:42] <waltercool> coz_, I like testing things... but i dont like when a system is fully crashed
[02:42] <coz_>  candy   in terminal      *
[02:42] <coz_>  sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh
[02:42] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, so this is a testing/later version of the nromal repository version ?
[02:42] <iceroot> waltercool: unstable does not mean its crashing all the time
[02:42] <waltercool> Lachance, Is 'useable'?
[02:42] <candy> ??
[02:42] <waltercool> iceroot, My last time with lucid was terrible
[02:42] <kaz00> anyone have any experience using ndiswrapper for windows USB drivers... this is not for wifi access, but usb drive access
[02:42] <iceroot> waltercool: please use ubuntu+1 for 10.04
[02:42] <acovrig> greezmunkey, I want to send a sms to an email address (gmail is what I'm using) and have my computer filter my messages and execute the mesage body
[02:43] <anandre> So now to find out about this virtual box business.
[02:43] <dmaxx> ok^^ but blakkheim do it exsist a software that can see if u connection get picket up??(i know about wireshark buuut)
[02:43] <iceroot> waltercool: /join #ubuntu+1
[02:43] <coz_> waltercool,  well it isnt crashing but it is in alpha state right now..so anything can happen from now till the end of April
[02:43] <Lachance> waltercool, Lucid is usable, of course. =) But unless you're quite Linux-savvy you might end up with considerably less hair than you started with.
[02:43] <waltercool> iceroot, ok
[02:43] <Dill> does anyone out there know how to install the Remote Desktop app for the NBR?
[02:43] <avemaria> i want to password protect certain applications how to do that
[02:43] <blakkheim> dmaxx: if someone is monitoring you (your isp for example) there won't be any clear way for you to notice (thats the point)
[02:43] <axisys> i should have looks for gem instead of gems .. found it
[02:43] <dmaxx> oh okey
[02:43] <dawning> I need to capture an image from a v4l device and dump it in to a file, so like "program_name /dev/video0 -output=filename.png" - know of anything like this?
[02:44] <blakkheim> dmaxx: basically, encrypt everything
[02:44] <GeekSquid> hipitihop:  1:1.6.2.0~rc2-0ubuntu1.1 is the latest in repo... the testing probably has a little more work done to it
[02:44] <dmaxx> ok
[02:44] <Jordan_U> avemaria, What applications and why?
[02:44] <jpitts> dmaxx: there is no inherent 'trace' left when someone  monitors a tcp/ip stream
[02:44] <waltercool> Lachance, Uhmm... i just want use a system without crashes like my last time with lucid (X crash)
[02:44] <anandre> GeekSquid, which virtual box app should I get?  virtualbox-ose?
[02:44] <coz_> avemaria,  I know you can password protect files and directories  and databases... which applications do you want password protection for?
[02:44] <greezmunkey> acovrig, well I gave you what you need to send out to gmail, the rest is up to you! Sorry I can't be of any further help!
[02:44] <GeekSquid> anandre: I use the closed source version ... but either will work
[02:44] <avemaria> jordan: its accounting application and i dont want anybody to use that application even if they have the laptop
[02:44] <Lachance> waltercool, Then use Karmic Koala, which is our current stable Ubuntu release.
[02:45] <dmaxx> put is't it possib 2 send a "tracker" 2 see where connections goes??
[02:45] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, so just following normal ppa and then apt install will replace what I have or do I need more involved downgrade/removal ?
[02:45] <acovrig> greezmunkey, thanks
[02:45] <avemaria> Jordan: sometimes frnds use the laptop so i need to paswd. protect it thats all
[02:45] <anandre> GeekSquid, I just did a search in the package manager for virtual box.  I'm none too savvy with Ubuntu, but I got fed up with Windows crashing.
[02:45] <iceroot> avemaria: not possible
[02:45] <jpitts> dmaxx: what might such a tracker do?
[02:45] <Jordan_U> avemaria, If it's really the data rather than the application you care about look into the guest session feature
[02:45] <iceroot> avemaria: not possible to protect applications you installed with apt-get
[02:45] <waltercool> Lachance, Yes, im using karmic, but i wanna use some apps of gnome 2.30
[02:45] <coz_> avemaria,  run the application under another user name
[02:45] <GeekSquid> anandre: yeah.. install it and run ... and you will be able to setup a win guest
[02:46] <coz_> avemaria,  tell no one about that user :)
[02:46] <avemaria> you mean to say change the permissions
[02:46] <Jordan_U> iceroot, That's not quite true, there is just no standard way.
[02:46] <anandre> GeekSquid, do I need a copy of Windows to install for virtualbox to use or does it create one?
[02:46] <dmaxx> jpitts just 2 confirm if it's other people that sould or not
[02:46] <avemaria> if yes, then if change its grp and owner to root then is should ask for password?
[02:46] <coz_> avemaria,  create another user account ...install the applicatoin on that... i doubt its database will be accessible from the previous user account  or at least shouldnt be
[02:47] <avemaria> okay
[02:47] <sha0> ubottu: Files in package
[02:47] <avemaria> coz:thanks
[02:47] <GeekSquid> anandre:  you will need a copy of windows and a COA ... just like installing windows, just in a virtual harddrive
[02:47] <anandre> GeekSquid, COA?
[02:47] <Jordan_U> avemaria, Do you really care about the application or is it just the *data* that that application can access?
[02:47] <coz_> avemaria,  let me know if that works for you
[02:47] <sha0> Good day.  I installed gsnes9x but have no idea what the binary is...  How do I see which files were installed, if you please?
[02:48] <dawning> How can I grab a snapshot from my webcam from the command line (it's a v4l device, I'd like a png)??
[02:48] <GeekSquid> anandre: Certificate of authenticity...  the codes that come with windows that allow you to install
[02:48] <trism> sha0: dpkg -L gsnes9x; will list all the files installed
[02:48] <avemaria> sure, but how do i migrate the existing data
[02:48] <sha0> trism: dpkg.  Thanks so much!
[02:48] <candy> iceroot, is it available in syanptic manager?
[02:49] <Jordan_U> avemaria, Do you really care about the application or is it just the *data* that that application can access? ( please answer this question, because it it's the data then there is a very easy and complete solution built into Ubuntu )
[02:49] <coz_> dawning,  you could in install streamer and then the command should be   streamer -f jpeg -o /path/to/image.jpeg
[02:49] <sha0> trism: Wouldn't you know it's "GSnes9x".  Thanks again.
[02:49] <hipitihop> anandre, any specific games you are trying to run on windows ?, because fair few can be run with WINE but if you have already eliminated that then I'm not sure running in a VM will help you much for gaming
[02:49] <dawning> coz_: Cool, thanks, I'll take a look
[02:49]  * sha0 smacks his forehead and bids all a farewell.
[02:49] <jpitts> dmaxx: all your computer knows about your network traffic is what your gateway ( probably your router ) tells is. and all it knows is what your ISP tells it. and so on. any party in the middle could play any game they wanted to, and you would have no way of knowing. UNLESS you are using a secure protocol.
[02:49] <coz_> dawning,  and changer the format to .png  but I have not tested that part
[02:49] <anandre> hipitihop, WoW specifically.
[02:50] <coz_> dawning,  just found this    http://ubuntu.online02.com/node/25
[02:50] <dmaxx> ok
[02:50] <kaji> evening folks!
[02:50] <anandre> I know it can be run in Wine because there's plenty of sites with instructions on how to do it, but I'm encountering errors trying to do it.
[02:50] <GeekSquid> kaji: hello friend
[02:51] <computer_> how do i play m3u files?
[02:51] <avemaria> Jordan: its both the things data as well as application, when i think of this solution i.e create a new user i might not access all the other applications that i have installed within the existing user
[02:51] <hipitihop> anandre, http://www.wowwiki.com/World_of_Warcraft_functionality_on_Wine
[02:51] <computer_> !m3u
[02:52] <coz_> computer_,  isnt m3u a playlist file for mp3?
[02:52] <daarthweezer6> can someon help me with installing oblivion on ubuntu 9.10?  I tried to install it via pol and it takes me to the play menu and when i hit play it shuts down
[02:52] <Nikyo> Has anyone seen or know of a problem with Ubuntu 9.10, where when you close a laptop, the laptop does not go into sleep or hibernate mode, just locks up with a black screen,please.
[02:52] <kaji> Got two issues I was hoping to get help with, one is getting the screen rotation to work with my lifebook p1510d, i found a post about it, but some of the files needed for it are gone. The second...and it's kinda crazy, but is there a way to get the fingerprint sensor working for login? (totallysuperflous, but fun)
[02:52] <coz_> computer_,   sudo apt-get install ubuntu -restrected-extras
[02:52] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, now, I think you missed a response for me :-) do I need to downgrade/remove before trying this testing ppa version ?
[02:52] <grendal_prime> anyone on the iphone ubuntu problem?
[02:52] <computer_> did that already
[02:53] <anandre> hipitihop, here's a rather silly question.  I installed Wine before realizing I should get Wine1.2.  How do I check which I'm using (did Wine1.2 overwrite Wine)?
[02:53] <coz_> computer_,  but an m3u is just actually a playlist i believe
[02:53] <dawning> coz_: Cool, looks good.. Seems I'm having an annoying little apt problem I'll have to deal with in order to install that...
[02:53] <Dr_Willis> anandre:  wine --version
[02:53] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: remove any installed version, remove /etc/init.d/asterisk ... then install the ppa version
[02:53] <Ganymede> anyone having nivdia-glx-96 working with karmic with compiz running? i tried earlier and ran into trouble because of an unsupported xorg version
[02:53] <coz_> dawning,  cool let me know if all works out :)
[02:53] <hipitihop> anandre, I uess that dpeends on how you installed. normaly you should be installing evrything via synaptic and it gets taken care of
[02:54] <coz_> Ganymede,  is this an upgraded system or a clean install?
[02:54] <coz_> Ganymede,   in terminal    lspci | grep -i vga
[02:54] <Ganymede> coz_, upgraded system, from 9.04...back then my geforce 3 worked fine
[02:54] <anandre> hipitihop, I did it via sudo apt-get I think.  Willis' command returned wine-1.1.31, which I would assume is not wine1.2?
[02:54] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, that takes care of init.d but whatabout all the guff the 'make' and make install does
[02:55] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, will teh ppa install version just sort that out ? or is there a correct way to remove an instlalation that was done from a source compile/install
[02:55] <Ganymede> coz_, actually, i'm not in front of this computer right now, i'm now deciding whether to buy an FX series card just for driver support, but i'm sure it was an NV20
[02:55] <coz_> Ganymede,   ok  and you installed from hardware drivers?
[02:55] <daarthweezer6> if someone could help me with oblivion that would be great because I am fairly new to linux and am not quite sure how to do all the tweeking with the software yet
[02:55] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: that all happens within the working directory i.e. ~/asterisk1.6.xxxxx doesn't change anything outside of that directory
[02:55] <seanbrystone> im trying to copy my public key to my laptop, im able to copy it to my desktop, getting error: ERROR: NO identities found, what am i doing wrong?
[02:55] <hipitihop> anandre, apt-get is what synaptice uses underneath anyway so you would only have one version
[02:55] <anandre> hipitihop, never mind.  Package manager says it's wine1.2
[02:56] <Ganymede> coz_, yes, sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-96 or something...the automatic hardware detection thing did not suggest the driver for me
[02:56] <Ganymede> coz_, i assume it did not suggest the restricted driver because it knew 96 series did not work on ubuntu 9.10
[02:56] <coz_> Ganymede,  ok you may want to go to either #ubuntu-x  or #nvidia  channels .... I dont have a card like that to test here
[02:56] <Ganymede> coz_, okay, thanks
[02:56] <jpitts> long install question (repeat) http://paste.ubuntu.com/384822/
[02:56] <hipitihop> anandre, ok then you should be right to go
[02:57] <anandre> hipitihop, the Wowwiki link you gave me is more or less a link I posted earlier (which I was following).  WoW still refuses to work for me though. :s
[02:57] <daarthweezer6> actually be back soon finishing a movie.  my email is ezrafink@freegeek.org if someone can email me the instructions
[02:57] <anandre> It boots up, goes to a black screen, and comes back with a whole bunch of stuff in the terminal and my screen resolution is now 800x600 instead of its normal value.
[02:57] <coz_> jpitts,  out of my experience with that one ...sorry
[02:57] <daarthweezer6> thank you in advance :)
[02:57] <GeekSquid> jpitts: use LVM ... Logical Volume Managment ... it is a true raid0 .. so ubuntu needs to see it as that
[02:58] <kaji> I'm mostly only concerned with the screen rotation button actually rotating the screen if anyone can help me.
[02:58] <Roasted> simple question - firing up emerald theme manager for the first time. Is there a secret to using this? Whenever I dbl click on other themes, nothing happens.
[02:58] <GeekSquid> Roasted: what version of ubuntu?
[02:58] <Roasted> 9.10
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  emerald is a dieing off project. - You basically download  themes now from different sites. the 'repos' for the themes in the theme manager has been down for some time
[02:58] <coz_> daarthweezer,   did you look here   http://www.uesp.net/wiki/oblivion:linux
[02:58] <xangua> Roasted: emerald --replace
[02:59] <Roasted> Dr_Willis, oh really? I wanst aware of that.
[02:59] <coz_> from alt+F2 ^^
[02:59] <Dr_Willis> !emerald
[02:59] <Roasted> Dr_Willis, are the themes you get from gnome look and whatnot kind of taking over?
[02:59] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  if it works for you use it if you want. But dont be suprised if more and more issues arise
[02:59] <seanbrystone> im trying to copy my public key to my laptop, im able to copy it to my desktop, getting error: ERROR: NO identities found, what am i doing wrong?
[02:59] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  emerald themes are not the same as gnome/metacity themes.
[03:00] <kaz00> kaz
[03:00] <Roasted> Dr_Willis, is there a significant difference?
[03:00] <jpitts> GeekSquid: i am not sure it really is a true hardware raid after reading some things - i get the impression it is some weird driver-assisted 'thing'. in any case, it is a large, NTFS-formatted media storage volume, and i am unwilling to break the mirror. i am quite nervous about LVM.
[03:00] <coz_> Roasted,  right now there are only 2 supported window decorations supported by compiz    gtk-window-decorator and  kde4-window-decorator
[03:00] <hipitihop> anandre, ah sorry about that... there was some python script stuff about that automated a lot of this stuff, can't remeber the name of that now
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  the 2 progrms are differnt. some themes may look similer.. but its like asking  how kde and gnome themes are related. :)
[03:01] <kaji> I need help getting the screen rotation to work with my lifebook p1510d, i found a post about it, but some of the files needed for it are gone, and I'm nowhere near special enough to figure these things out without somehelp from a G33|<
[03:01] <floodpanic> hey guys
[03:01] <floodpanic> hoe everything is good
[03:01] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  emerald has its own themeing engine.    Both emerald and the gtk decorator work with compiz to give windows their deorations.
[03:01] <kaji> !hi|floodpanic
[03:01] <GeekSquid> SGU is on ... Got to GO yo
[03:01] <Guest79539> question about running boxee in 9.10 after memory upgrade to 1gb on dell inspiron 1150
[03:01] <Rallaster> Good evening all
[03:01] <floodpanic> i have to say that XCHAT on ubuntu is not as comfortable as mirc
[03:01] <Guest79539> boxee crashes now!
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> floodpanic:  thers xchat, and xchat-gnome. most people perfer xchat.
[03:02] <Tempan> floodpanic, I disagree.
[03:02] <kaji> floodpanic: try konversation
[03:02] <blakkheim> floodpanic: use irssi
[03:02] <Tempan> ^
[03:02] <user442> actually irssi is not bad
[03:02] <floodpanic> i'm a newbie
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> Thers also 20+ IRC clients you can choose from.
[03:02] <user442> although it's a text client
[03:02] <floodpanic> i can get a proper channells list
[03:02] <seanbrystone> floodpanic, you might wanna change your name, i had to hit tab 4 times to do your name, but anyways once you get used to xchat you wont go to anything else :)
[03:02] <Rallaster> I use Pidgin for my IRC client, and I like it
[03:02] <coz_> floodpanic,  I prefer xchat
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> floodpanic:  on this network getting a channel list often floods the client off the network.
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> !channels
[03:02] <floodpanic> hahahahaha
[03:03] <floodpanic> ok i'm sure i will be fine in a while
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> Its been years since ive ever tried to get a channel list on any cient.. on any irc server
[03:03] <floodpanic> i'm not used to irc, last time i opened it was bout 6 years ago
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> and ive been ircing since the 1980's or so.
[03:04] <Tempan> bbc ftw
[03:04] <user442> was irc even around in the 80s?
[03:04] <coz_> Dr_Willis,  wow got me beat by a few years :)
[03:04] <jpitts> yes.
[03:04] <seanbrystone> what were you using a 300 baud modem?
[03:04] <floodpanic> Dr_Willis: how can i get a list of channels?
[03:04] <dawning> coz_: Well, that works, but it captures the videos from the cameras in video mode, not photo mode - restricting the resolution.. Also, no png support.
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> user442:  yes. I recall compiling 'irc' (not ircii) from source
[03:04] <user442> the first time i logged on was in 95.  but i haven't used it much for years
[03:04] <user442> wow
[03:04] <dawning> coz_: Still, it's a step in the right direction
[03:05] <coz_> dawning,  mm   ok then google   ubuntu  capture web cam image  see what comes up
[03:05] <Dr_Willis> floodpanic:  no idea. I never wanted a full list of 80% useless channels with lots of !!!!'s in the names to try to get them to move to the top of the list
[03:05] <jontravolta> making love
[03:05] <Tempan> can you pipe tar through ssh?
[03:05] <floodpanic> Dr_Willis: ok i start having a clue of the way it works
[03:05] <seanbrystone> speaking of SSH, im trying to copy my public key to my laptop, im able to copy it to my desktop, getting error: ERROR: NO identities found, what am i doing wrong?
[03:06] <kaji> I need help getting the screen rotation to work with my lifebook p1510d, i found a post about it, but some of the files needed for it are gone, and I'm nowhere near special enough to figure these things out without somehelp from a G33|<
[03:06] <floodpanic> Dr_Willis: hope i won't bother asking question on any problem
[03:06] <jpitts> Tempan: yes
[03:06] <jdal> can someone help me: running Karmic on dell inspiron 1150 (pentium 4), upgraded mem to 1 gb recently and now boxee crashes on me! running dual boot on separate partitions and can't pass direct3d test on windows side either. help!
[03:06] <coz_> floodpanic,  on xchat hit  Serve menu  "List of channels"
[03:06] <dawning> coz_: Yeah, I'm actually looking in to a list of v4l tools, thanks!
[03:06] <Tempan> tar zcvf - file.f | ssh user@server "cat > tarfile.tar.gz" ?
[03:06] <Rallaster> Ok, I've been looking for help on this, but in Karmic in system monitor, all of my processes say 'poll_schedule_timeout' or 'futex_wait_queue_me' and my CPU maxes out for no apparent reason for a few seconds and Ubuntu locks up for a few seconds
[03:06] <coz_> dawning,  no problem  good luck with this... right now my web cam doesnt work or I would help further
[03:07] <airtonix> Tempan, you would setup a ssh tunnel i imagine instead
[03:07] <hipitihop> anandre, http://www.playonlinux.com/en/ but I'm not familiar with
[03:07] <jpitts> Tempan: looks right
[03:07] <dawning> coz_: lol, np dude
[03:07] <brendon> GeekSquid, I have good news to report. I was able to get the Intel Arrandale HD gx card working by following this: http://www.linwik.com/wiki/using+the+intel+arrandale+intel+graphics+media+accelerator+hd+with+ubuntu+9.10
[03:07] <nimblerabit> Anybody know if there are special steps to take in order to get sound to work through a spdif cable?
[03:07] <Dr_Willis> floodpanic:  ask ubuntu support related quetions here. Other general linux/chitchat questions in #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:07] <jpitts> Tempan: although if its just one file....scp'd be easier
[03:07]  * Tempan claps for brendon 
[03:07] <Tempan> it's an entire disk
[03:08] <brendon> Tempan, it just feels good when something actually works
[03:08] <Tempan> nimblerabit, I've tried but given up, more pressing projects. =/
[03:08] <Tempan> that it does brendon
[03:08] <jpitts> Tempan: and, ssh does compression.
[03:08] <overmacht> !seen BillGates
[03:08] <KindOne> Sorry overmacht. I haven't seen BillGates around.
[03:09] <seanbrystone> KindOne, are you a bot?
[03:09] <brendon> goodnight all.. its been a good day
[03:09] <Tempan> jpitts, looks like I'm getting about 8mbits throughput.
[03:09] <jpitts> Tempan: thats better than 7!
[03:10] <Tempan> =)
[03:10] <jpitts> :D
[03:10] <nimblerabit> Tempan, ouch it's that difficult?
[03:10] <Rallaster> Is 'poll_schedule_timeout' even something I should be worrying about?
[03:10] <Tempan> nimblerabit, it was a brand new chipset.
[03:10] <nimblerabit> darn I don't really have any other option for my sound =/
[03:11] <Tempan> there are prolly better drivers out now, it's been about a year.
[03:11] <nimblerabit> alright I'll keep looking around
[03:11] <airtonix> does ubuntu update a particular file when the laptop lid closes ?
[03:12] <jpitts> GeekSquid: well. plan b. install Win7 long enough to retrieve data off the mirror. disable RAID, reinstall ubuntu and use mdraid.
[03:12] <seanbrystone> having SSH prob, im trying to copy my public key to my laptop, im able to copy it to my desktop, getting error: ERROR: NO identities found, what am i doing wrong?
[03:12] <hipitihop> anandre, let me know if you have success with it, I'd be interested for me too
[03:13] <Tempan> airtonix, there's a lid event in acpi
[03:13] <airtonix> Tempan, might have my answer here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1076486
[03:13] <jpitts> seanbrystone: are you using ssh-copy-id ?
[03:13] <seanbrystone> airtonix, i think a program like iwatch would detect any file changes
[03:13] <seanbrystone> jpitts, yeah
[03:14] <jpitts> seanbrystone: you are invokign it from your desktop?
[03:14] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, ok only just gettin back to my issue ;-) I've backud up my diaplan and sip.conf ... I have also stopped the asterisk process so is removing /etc/init.d/asterisk enough ot will I also need to reboot ?
[03:14] <anandre> hipitihop, I'm looking into the virtualbox right now.  I've yet to find more info on Wine beyond a lot of the same pages seeming to have the same info.
[03:14] <seanbrystone> jpitts, yep
[03:14] <anandre> But I'll let you know how it turns out.
[03:15] <hipitihop> anandre, ok virtualbox will work guaranteed assuming you have your original disks and license to activate... the only thing I'm not 100% certain of is you require power graphics drivers or performance critical
[03:15] <jpitts> seanbrystone: and your public key file is in .ssh/ ?
[03:15] <seanbrystone> yea
[03:16] <anandre> hipitihop, do I absolutely need the original disks or will an ISO work?
[03:16] <jpitts> seanbrystone: what does ls -l <path/to/keyfile> tell you?
[03:16] <hipitihop> anandre, I use vb in my everyday paid software development which I have no choice but to run on windows, so I know vb works and is stbale, but I also don't try and run grphic intensive games.
[03:17] <Tempan> anandre, yes, an ISO will work. if you have legal keys
[03:17] <anandre> Tempan, I have keys, just no discs laying around.  Been moving a lot lately.
[03:17] <seanbrystone> jpitts, it lists all my keys
[03:17] <Tempan> hipitihop, I dont think virtualbox does any 3d graphics acceleration.
[03:18] <faileas> virtualbox has graphics accelration actually
[03:18] <hipitihop> anandre, I've never tried installing widows off iso but I don't think there is any copy-protection and the like so should work
[03:18] <rifter> anandre, are you talking about windows disks?
[03:18] <Tempan> been a while since I've used it.
[03:18] <jpitts> seanbrystone: i am specifically interested in the mode bits set on your key file.
[03:18] <anandre> rifter, yea.
[03:18] <faileas> and yeah, you can install it off an ISO, if its a VM
[03:18] <root51> hello guys
[03:18] <Tempan> anandre, you can mount an ISO as a cd/dvd in virtualbox
[03:19] <rifter> anandre, on those the only thing you have to make sure is it's the exact same versionincluding sp in order for windows  to acknowledge it if you are using it to install stuff to an existing windows install
[03:19] <jpitts> seanbrystone: for example, for me, ls -l .ssh/id_dsa.pub  returns -rw-r--r--  1 jpitts  staff  625 Oct 29 08:34 .ssh/id_dsa.pub
[03:19] <seanbrystone> jpitts, i think its working now
[03:19] <airtonix> if i put "/home/$USER/bin/lid_event" (without quotes) in /etc/acpi/lid.sh, will $USER equate to the user on the dekstop or root ? if not my username then how can i make it equal my username ?
[03:19] <jpitts> seanbrystone: oh. cool. what did you change?
[03:19] <hipitihop> Tempan, http://blogs.sun.com/fatbloke/entry/3d_graphics_acceleration_with_virtualbox
[03:19] <user442> virtualbox works well
[03:20] <seanbrystone> jpitts, was using wrong file name hehe
[03:20] <jpitts> seanbrystone: :D
[03:20] <rifter> Tempan, yeah iso mounted using daemontools or similar will act like a cd
[03:20] <jpitts> seanbrystone: happens to all of us.
[03:21] <hipitihop> I think virtualbox is the best os vm out there at the moment... lets hope Oracle doesn't screw it up
[03:22] <faileas> hipitihop: its significantly FOSS. hopefully at worst, they can fork
[03:22] <hipitihop> Tempan, wouldn't you need to mount the iso in linux ? to do the install ?
[03:22] <sec0nd> I have three linux distros tripple boot. I'm using grub2. I need a way to manage all of the kernels and initrds. They will periodically change when updated and 2 of the distros are on an encrypted lvm2 luks partition. Every distro has it's own /etc/grub.d/ folder and each of them needs the 40_custom entry to add the encrypted lvm2 distros. Is there a better way to manage this?
[03:23] <Tempan> hipitihop, just point the VM to the ISO and have it mount it
[03:23] <hipitihop> Tempan, that's what I would have thought, no need for daemontools which is a windoze iso mounter afaik
[03:24] <faileas> linux has loopmount anyway
[03:24] <humoi> im trying to copy something from ubuntu to windows but it keeps saying i dont have permission. I setup the folder to be shared with all permissions though. :/
[03:24] <hipitihop> faileas, indeed, all that stuff is just out of the box
[03:24] <faileas> which is a NATIVE way to mount isos. none of that slightly dodgy third party app stuff ;p
[03:24] <zicada> sec0nd: the numbers, f.example 40, refer to priority
[03:24] <zicada> sec0nd: so one way (of many) would be to control them by pri
[03:25] <jpitts> daemontools is an iso mounter AND a security dodge
[03:25] <zicada> another, more logical, would be to get more workstations
[03:25] <faileas> hipitihop: the only thing i 'hate' about linux is how scattered some resources are. But that encourages me to explore ;p
[03:25] <zicada> or cut down on the amt of usable distros
[03:25] <Viking667> Hi. How do I _make_ pulseaudio not start up without removing it off the hard drive altogether?
[03:25] <humoi> hello?
[03:25] <faileas> Ziber,  sec0nd  - or use VMs ;p
[03:25] <Viking667> because every time I try to turn it off, it restarts.
[03:25] <root51> im using karmic ubuntu
[03:25] <coz_> Viking667,  system/preferences/startup applications
[03:25] <root51> i encounter trouble ablout my slave drive
[03:26] <root51> i can' to open my slave drive ntfs partition
[03:26] <humoi> hello!
[03:26] <root51> what i can do
[03:26] <zicada> root51: try discribing the actual problem
[03:26] <coz_> Viking667,  if that doesnt work   sudo apt-get install sysv-rc-conf  and start that in terminal with  sudo sysv-rc-conf and use the arrows to move and the space bar to x out
[03:26] <zicada> "trouble" doesnt really tell anyone anything
[03:27] <jpitts> root51: how are you mounting it
[03:27] <root51> u can't display
[03:27] <sec0nd> zicada: whats is pri?
[03:27] <Tempan> Firefox seams to lock up my audio, when I load firefox w/o VLC playing sound my audio will just go dead until I logout. anyone have any ideas of what to check?
[03:27] <hipitihop> faileas, I understand your point but I don't truly understand the fs and it's general architecture (even though running it on some imbeded devices and all over the house) so I do not feel qualified to criticise it at this point
[03:27] <humoi> come on
[03:27] <humoi> hello?
[03:27] <coz_> humoi,   hey guy  is there an issue  with ubuntu?
[03:27] <humoi> yes
[03:28] <han_> hello, is there anyway i can show all mouse button events? .. my mouse buttons are not working properly, so i would like to see what it sends (im on xubuntu 9.10)
[03:28] <humoi> from windows it is telling me that i dont have permissions to copy an ubuntu share
[03:28] <Tempan> humoi chmod
[03:28] <zicada> sec0nd: priority
[03:28] <humoi> chmod what?
[03:29] <kaoala> why my firefox iis dosn't work to playing flash player?
[03:29] <zicada> sec0nd: the lower number takes prescendence
[03:29] <Viking667> coz_: well, pulseaudio doesn't show up in that "Startup Applications", and when I try turning it off as a service, it says it's running as per-user.
[03:29] <root51> what i can to display my slave drive in ubuntu karmic
[03:29] <sec0nd> zicada: thats not the problem. I have a /etc/grub.d for each distro and each one updateds the /boot partition seperatly replacing entries etc when the kernel or initrd is upgraded
[03:29] <humoi> Tempan, chmod what ?
[03:30] <coz_> Viking667,  ok the other way is to install sysv-rc-conf
[03:30] <coz_> Viking667,   sudo apt-get install sysv-rc-conf
[03:30] <Viking667> and what would that do?
[03:30] <humoi> chmod: missing operand
[03:30] <Tempan> humoi, check the file permissions to make sure you have r access
[03:30] <coz_> Viking667,   then open a terminal and type    sudo   sysv-rc-conf
[03:30] <humoi> Tempan, i do
[03:30] <humoi> but what's r access?
[03:30] <coz_> Viking667,  then use the arrows to maneuver through until you find pulseaudio  then hit the space bar to x  that
[03:30] <root51> in my past configuration my slave drive is display
[03:30] <coz_> Viking667,  then close out of the terminal and restart
[03:31] <Tempan> humoi, chmod 755 file
[03:31] <root51> my slave drive is partition by ntfs
[03:31] <humoi> Tempan, what does that do?
[03:31] <Viking667> coz_: could I simply rename the file in /etc/init/pulseaudio  instead?
[03:31] <Viking667> nope, guess that won't work.
[03:31] <Tempan> it changes the file permissions to allow the owner full acces, group and others read and execute premissions
[03:31] <coz_> Viking667,  in karmic pulseaudio is more intricatly twined with gnome so my guess is you may have issues  but you can stop the service with sysv-rc-conf
[03:32] <coz_> Viking667,  I dont know what the results will be though
[03:32] <han_> bump: is there anyway i can show (or log) all mouse button events? .. my mouse buttons are not working properly, so i would like to see what it sends (im on xubuntu 9.10)
[03:32] <humoi> what do i put in place of "file"?
[03:32] <humoi> Tempan, p
[03:32] <Tempan> humoi the name of the file
[03:32] <humoi> Tempan, there are thousands of files
[03:33] <Tempan> humoi chmod 755 myFile
[03:33] <Viking667> The results were:  PulseAudio configured for per-user sessions
[03:33] <coz_> Viking667,  however you can restart it under sysv-rc-conf again if there are too many iussues
[03:33] <dj_segfault> My understanding is that you can't really not use pulseaudio because of a change in the kernel that makes it impossible to access sound from more than one process at a time.  Personally I would like to take pulseaudio out back and shoot it.
[03:33] <Viking667> dj_segfault: I want to do worse than that.
[03:33] <Tempan> humoi chmod -R 755 /path/to/directory/
[03:33] <root51> what i can to display my slave drive (nfts) in my ubuntu karmic
[03:33] <manas> hi, how do i use unicode?
[03:33] <coz_> Viking667,  pulsesaudio on karmic is definitly an issue right now
[03:34] <root51> any possible options?
[03:34] <donvito> were can i get cccam for ubuntu 9.10
[03:34] <Viking667> when it DOES work, it works fine. But when it goes off into lala land, I want to shoot it, because then it locks up the CPU and sends the load high.
[03:34] <donvito> were can i get cccam for ubuntu 9.10
[03:34] <dj_segfault> Viking667: See http://www.thekramers.net/wordpress/index.php/20100223/linux-failures/  for my feelings about pulseaudio
[03:34] <Viking667> anyhow, it sounds like i need to reboot this puppi. Darn.
[03:34] <soldado_> hola
[03:34] <root51> please help to fix my problem
[03:34] <Tempan> donvito, dont ask here.
[03:35] <dj_segfault> Viking667: doing pulseaudio -k && pulseaudio --start usually does the trick for me
[03:36] <Guest98129> Why wont linux multi task somethings. For example, If I try to run my update manager concurently with an apt-get install. Why is that?
[03:37] <barcrawler> anyone know how I can set default monitor in 9.10 - currently it's defaulting to my svideo out on a ati hd4350 instead of my dvi - both monitors are working fine, I'd just really like to have log in occur on the lcd and not the old commodore 2002 I have hooked up..
[03:37] <dsnyders> Jordan_U, I've got gconf-editor running (finally).  Any suggestions as to what to look for regarding my monitor display issue?
[03:37] <Tempan> Guest98129, because only one instance of a update manager can me running at any given time.
[03:37] <Jordan_U> dj_segfault, Your understanding is incorrect.
[03:37] <manas> Can anyone help me use unicode
[03:37] <dj_segfault> Guest98129: Because they're both trying to access the same database of installed apps.
[03:37] <dsnyders> Guest98129, Update and apt-get both access the installed software database.  One would corrupt the other.
[03:37] <Guest98129> big deal?
[03:38] <JDShewey> I have a macbook 2,1 and my touchpad is not working after upgrading to 9.10. Does anyone know what might cause this?
[03:38] <dj_segfault> Jordan_U: Then please explain
[03:38] <Tempan> Guest98129, yes, big deal.
[03:38] <Tempan> Guest98129, no point in running two update managers concurrently.
[03:38] <Viking667> dj_segfault: yeah, but it doesn't reset the running program so that it points to the new running pulseaudio. Not fair.
[03:38] <Viking667> dj_segfault: anyhow, I suspect I'd better reboot to take my stuff good.
[03:39] <Jordan_U> dj_segfault, If removing pulseaudio does cause problems it's not a kernel change that has done it. Current alsa can still handle multiple sound sources just fine.
[03:39] <root51> what i can do to display my slave drive (ntfs)?
[03:39] <dj_segfault> JDShewey: Does any mouse work?
[03:39] <root51> please help to solve this problem?
[03:39] <root51> can u figured out
[03:39] <Guest98129> well why cant I utilize my graphics card? when I check the drivers in the system menu, it tells me there arent any proprietary drivers
[03:39] <JDShewey> yes. USB mouse works.
[03:39] <dj_segfault> Jordan_U: Then what the hell do we need that POS pulseaudio for then?
[03:40] <Tempan> root51, http://www.linux-faqs.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?p=1285
[03:40] <dj_segfault> Guest98129: How old is your card?
[03:40] <Guest98129> 9800m gts :o
[03:41] <coz_> Guest98129,   and nothing shows up in   system/adminstration/hardware drivers?
[03:41] <Guest98129> no sir
[03:41] <Jordan_U> dj_segfault, The ability to run applications that have different latency requirements without having them all have to use the least common denominator as a buffer size using more battery. Output hot plugging / redirection, network sound. Per application volume control...
[03:42] <coz_> Guest9062,  mm  you could manually install but if you are not experienced with that it can be a bit of a bump to get through
[03:42] <JDShewey> dj_segfault: yes, USB mouse works
[03:42] <Guest98129> Hmm, detected this time.
[03:42] <coz_> Guest9062,  and since it is not showing up in hardware drivers  it may be something wrong on that end with install or hardware....is the power cable plugged into the card?
[03:42] <dj_segfault> Guest98129: http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_185.18.36.html says your card is supported
[03:44] <coz_> Guest9062,  just to be sure  in terminal type   lspci | grep -i vga
[03:44] <brez> Hey Guys, for some reason, after installing 9.10 I'm unable to connect to the internet via ipv6, only ipv6.
[03:44] <brez> any ideas what would be causing this?
[03:44] <dj_segfault> Jordan_U: I'm not saying I don't believe you, but I've never heard of any of those abilities being attributed to PA.  In fact, I've never seen any GUI for PA to do things like volume controls for individual apps.
[03:44] <Jordan_U> dj_segfault, Open up System > Preferences > Sound in karmic right now if you are using pulseaudio
[03:45] <Guest98129> How can I connect to an ssh server through ubuntu? Currently I'm using windows7 with puTTy/cygwin. I would like to use this os also.
[03:45] <dj_segfault> JDShewey: What driver was your trackpad using?  synaptic?  psmouse?
[03:45] <Jordan_U> dj_segfault, The per application volume control is in the "applications" tab.
[03:45] <jpitts> ssh
[03:45] <alpharesearch> to copy just one file from a directory to another non existing directory I had to use two command... is there a better way of doing this with just one command?
[03:45] <alpharesearch> root@ubuntu:/.private# mkdir -p /.private/usr/lib/nspluginwrapper/i386/linux
[03:45] <alpharesearch> root@ubuntu:/.private# cp -p /usr/lib/nspluginwrapper/i386/linux/npviewer /.private/usr/lib/nspluginwrapper/i386/linux/npviewer
[03:45] <Tempan> Guest98129, from command line ssh user@server
[03:45] <hipitihop> brez, maybe unrelated but I found after installing wicd, all wifi and cabled connection quirks disappeared.
[03:45] <faileas> Guest98129: oh, easy, ssh is the commad. there's a load of optios
[03:46] <Guest98129> :D
[03:46] <Guest98129> man ssh then
[03:46] <faileas> just ssh
[03:46] <faileas> it'll spit out the basics
[03:46] <dsnyders> When I log in using KDE or XFCE, my screen is normal.  When I log in using Gnome I get an error message from my monitor: Input not supported.  Someone suggested using gconf-editor, but I'm unclear as to what to look for.  The resolution is set properly in /desktop/gnome/screen/default/0
[03:46] <dj_segfault> Jordan_U: OK I admit I never saw that before, but there's only one app there.  alsa plugin firefox.  How does one add applications?
[03:46] <coz_> Guest9062,  did you want to try the nvidia manual install?
[03:46] <root51> not effect
[03:47] <hipitihop> what is the correct way to add ppa's in Karmic ?
[03:47] <faileas> Guest98129: there's also putty
[03:47] <Viking667> Hm. Nope, that didn't stop the pulseaudio.
[03:47] <Guest98129> What about the xserver?
[03:47] <Jordan_U> dj_segfault, Open another application and start playing sound
[03:47] <coz_> hipitihop,  system/administration/software sources
[03:47] <Viking667> I'm beginning to think I'll have to remove it from the system outright.
[03:47] <dj_segfault> Jordan_U: OK, will fool around with that later.  Thanks for the info.  I still hate it, but at least I now know it's good for something.  When it works.
[03:47] <hipitihop> coz_, thanks but there is a command line way of doing things.
[03:48] <Viking667> so _something_ forces pulseaudio to start up... but what?
[03:48] <Jordan_U> dj_segfault, You're welcome.
[03:48] <Gina> shell
[03:48] <Gina> shellshell
[03:48] <Gina> shellshell
[03:48] <Gina> shellshell
[03:48] <Gina> shellshell
[03:48] <FloodBot3> Gina: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:48] <coz_> hipitihop,  yep  or just edt  /etc/atp/sources.list
[03:48] <hipitihop> coz_, and I don't mean editing /etc/apt/source.list
[03:48] <dj_segfault> Jordan_U: Can I quote your text on that blog post (attributed or not, your choice)?
[03:48] <ian_> Hi there, can someone help me out with a graphics card issue?
[03:48] <coz_> hipitihop,  :)
[03:48] <dj_segfault> ian_: Not unless you tell us what it is
[03:48] <Guest98129> secure shell
[03:49] <Gina> shellshell
[03:49] <Gina> shellshell
[03:49] <FloodBot3> Gina: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:49] <hipitihop> coz_, google is my friend... http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-tip-simplified-way-to-add-ppa-repositories-in-karmic.html
[03:50] <jrib> hipitihop: there's nothing different about how you add ppa's from previous releases.  You're probably thinking of some convenience script like add-apt-repository though
[03:50] <faileas> Guest98129: ssh -cx i think.
[03:50] <coz_> hipitihop,  how about   sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chromium-daily for example
[03:50] <ian_> ok, well I'm using an FX 5600, and I've installed the drivers for it, but the highest resolution I can get is 640x480, without the driver I can get 800x600, which is bizare
[03:50] <Jordan_U> dj_segfault, No, let me get a link from the creator of pulseaudio that explains the details of that latency bit better.
[03:50] <dsnyders> jrib, what's a ppa?
[03:50] <dj_segfault> Jordan_U: M'kay.  Thanks.
[03:50] <hipitihop> coz_, :-)
[03:50] <jrib> dsnyders: a repository made by users like you
[03:51] <ian_> I would like to use a higher res like 1280x768
[03:51] <ian_> but I'm stuck with 640x480
[03:51] <jrib> !fixres > ian_
[03:51] <ian_> ok
[03:52] <Jordan_U> dj_segfault, In fact if you are willing to take the time, http://0pointer.de/blog/ has many posts that are worth reading ( still looking for the one on buffer sizes )
[03:52] <zicada> fantastic nickname
[03:53] <Jordan_U> dj_segfault, Here is a good short post about features: http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/win7-plays-catchup.html
[03:53] <barcrawler> Anyone know of a simple way to change which monitor is default (login, icons, etc) on dual in 9.10? I swear there used to be a check box for this in 7.04..
[03:53] <swtz> anyone know of a terminal calendar application that can handle ics files?
[03:54] <Gina> hi
[03:54] <Gina> shell
[03:54] <Gina> shellshell
[03:54] <Gina> shellshell
[03:54] <Gina> shellshell
[03:54] <Gina> shellshell
[03:54] <FloodBot3> Gina: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:54] <zicada> heh
[03:54] <dsnyders> Gina is having problems, by the looks of it.
[03:55] <humoi> what is shell
[03:55] <dj_segfault> Jordan_U: Thanks.  I'll read through those tomorrow and mention them in my post.  Feel free to comment on the post yourself, though.  I'm not a hater, I just never met anyone who didn't have problems with pulseaudio.
[03:55] <zicada> yeah its obviously a real person wondering about ubuntu issues dsnyders
[03:55] <zicada> *sigh*
[03:55] <dsnyders> humoi, a shell is a program that allows a user to enter commands.  There are many shells available in linux.
[03:55] <zicada> he just mistakenly did that
[03:56] <Guest98129> shell protect the kernal from you :D
[03:56] <kevcox1> I have a very simple newbie network question....
[03:56] <zicada> kevcox1: just ask the question
[03:57] <kevcox1> I just setup a new box with Ubuntu Server, Shorewall and webmin.  It is connected to the open Internet and only computers on the same subnet of the ISP can access it.
[03:57] <kevcox1> I know it is not Shorewall since I can clear it and get the same results.
[03:58] <zicada> kevcox1: not an ubuntu issue, ask the shorewall people
[03:58] <blakkheim> !webmin | kevcox1
[03:58] <dsnyders> kevcox1, can the new box access the internet?
[03:58] <acovrig> how do I get a 'Pipe to Program' from evolution to *.bash variable?
[03:58] <kevcox1> Yes, the new box can access the Internet
[03:59] <zicada> kevcox1: ask shorewall people
[03:59] <dsnyders> kevcox1, sound's like everything is set up properly then.
[03:59] <kevcox1> Since I can clear Shorewall it is not a shorewall issue
[03:59] <zicada> hehe
[03:59] <jrib> acovrig: you should probably rephrase your question, because it doesn't make much sense to me
[03:59] <kevcox1> I stand corrected...I cannot ping google.com
[03:59] <Jordan_U> dj_segfault, You're welcome. This post is probably good to read before you write a blog post similar to the one he refutes :) http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/jeffrey-stedfast.html
[04:00] <dsnyders> kevcox1, what is the actual problem?
[04:00] <kevcox1> dsnyders: I cannot ping the internet
[04:00] <[Adam|Linux]> How would I find the C:/ folder that wine uses?
[04:00] <zicada> dsnyders: not related to ubuntu
[04:00] <kevcox1> I have the box on the open Internet
[04:00] <bcgrown-afk> anyone know how to make alsa+ladspa plugins work?  i'm on mythbuntu so it's alsa only,  no pusleaudio
[04:01] <GeekSquid> kevcox1: can you ping 66.18.141.211?
[04:01] <acovrig> jrib, how do I compose my bash script to work with Evolution's Pipe to Program message filter
[04:01] <dj_segfault> Jordan_U: Is that dude on the pulse project?
[04:01] <bcgrown-afk> [Adam|Linux]: it's probably at ~/.wine/drive_c
[04:01] <kevcox1> Only computers on the same Subnet of the ISP it is connected to can access it via SSH, Webmin, etc. with Shorewall up or down.
[04:01] <jrib> acovrig: I don't use evolution but I am guessing that you would just read from stdin in your script
[04:01] <zicada> kevcox1: did you see what i was saying earlier ?
[04:02] <acovrig> by using var=`cat`?
[04:02] <dsnyders> kevcox1, that's how most people set things up.  What's the actual problem?
[04:02] <zicada> kevcox1: when i said to you that its not an ubuntu issue
[04:02] <[Adam|Linux]> but the question is then, where would ~/.wine reside?
[04:02] <kevcox1> Yes, I can ping IPs but not DNS names so I need to fix my resolve file
[04:02] <bcgrown> [Adam|Linux]: ~ is shorthand for your home directory
[04:02] <zicada> kevcox1: you have a routing issue, if you need to run shorewall, you go ask the shorewall people
[04:02] <Jordan_U> dj_segfault, He is *the* pulseaudio developer. I don't think there are any other major contributors ( though I may be wrong )
[04:03] <bcgrown> [Adam|Linux]: it will be autocompleted by bash.    so /home/adamlinux/.wine/drive_c
[04:03] <morph_> hello can someone explain this to me: http://github.com/entrope/linux-magicmouse/blob/master/INSTALL
[04:03] <kevcox1> When you CLEAR shorewall it takes their app out of the picture so it is not Shorewall
[04:03] <dj_segfault> Jordan_U: OK, thanks again.  I'll study them tomorrow at my LUG's InstallFest http://www.blu.org/cgi-bin/calendar/2010-ifest36
[04:03] <[Adam|Linux]> But in my main /adam/ folder, I see no .wine (unless it is hidden?)
[04:03] <morph_> anyone?
[04:03] <Jordan_U> dj_segfault, You're welcome.
[04:03] <dj_segfault> kevcox1: What you you mean by "clearing" shorewall?
[04:03] <Luke_> hey guys i got the install working on an external HDD, now what i need to do copy my configuration to my boot disk.  Any suggestions?
[04:04] <zicada> hes on the wrong channel
[04:04] <zicada> and doesnt read msgs
[04:04] <dsnyders> [Adam|Linux], a leading . on a file or folder hides it.  do an ls -a
[04:04] <morph_> guys i need help understanding this: http://github.com/entrope/linux-magicmouse/blob/master/INSTALL
[04:04]  * [Adam|Linux] is a noob....what?
[04:04] <acovrig> [Adam|Linux] - everything that starts with a . is hidden, use the terminal& type ls -a
[04:04] <zicada> morph_: not an ubuntu issue, as the magicmouse people
[04:04] <morph_> no
[04:04] <morph_> its an ubuntu plugin
[04:04] <morph_> to support magic mouse
[04:05] <bcgrown> [Adam|Linux]: If you're using Nautilus (i.e. the graphical file explorer),  Ctrl+H will show hidden files
[04:05] <morph_> i ant understan the install directions zicada
[04:05] <[Adam|Linux]> That's easier for me, thanks :)
[04:05] <Luke_> how do i copy a Ubuntu install from an external drive to my internal boot disk?
[04:05] <zicada> raaaaaaaaaaage
[04:05] <zicada> i cant take this anymore
[04:05] <dj_segfault> Luke_:  I don't think you can't just copy an install over.
[04:06] <Luke_> well i open for discussion!
[04:06] <morph_> how do i apply pathes and rebuild the kernal
[04:06] <GeekSquid> Luke_: I know I have done it, I just don't remember the steps
[04:07] <coz_> morph_,  try here   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[04:07] <Luke_> well do you have a suggestion?
[04:07] <hipitihop> Luke I have moved entire partitions using gparted
[04:07] <yxmn2> Luke_, set it on fire
[04:07] <dj_segfault> hipitihop: From one drive to another?
[04:08] <Luke_> How do i go about that?
[04:08] <dsnyders> When I log in using KDE or XFCE, my screen is normal.  When I log in using Gnome I get an error message from my monitor: Input not supported.  Someone suggested using gconf-editor, but I'm unclear as to what to look for.  The resolution is set properly in /desktop/gnome/screen/default/0
[04:08] <GeekSquid> Luke_: start by booting with a live disk .. you cannot copy an entire partition while it is mounted.. use gparted ... in gparted you can right click on a partition and copy it to another
[04:08] <Luke_> ok thanks I'll try that
[04:09] <hipitihop> dj_segfault, yes... I actually had a install on a flash drive but ran out of space, so I copied the partition and even resized when I copied it back to a larger flash drive
[04:09] <dj_segfault> hipitihop: Even if the drives are different sizes?
[04:09] <hipitihop> dj_segfault, the fact that it was from and to another flash driv eI think is not relevant
[04:09] <necroforest> Anyone here familiar with PostgreSQL on Ubuntu? I just installed it from APT and get the following error when doing creatdb: reatedb: could not connect to database postgres: FATAL:  Ident authentication failed
[04:09] <dsnyders> Luke_, be aware that the references in certain files like /etc/fstab won't match the new location if you simply copy.
[04:09] <Viking667> YAY!!!!
[04:10] <quietone> anyone able to help me get my internal mic usable. I set everything I can find to max and still have to shout to hear a whisper but works fine in Vista.
[04:10] <GeekSquid> dsnyders: luke_ left .. he had to reboot into live CD
[04:10] <Guest98129> Whats .ICEauthority ?
[04:10] <Viking667> $ cp /etc/pulse/client.conf ~/.pulse/; vim ~/.pulse/client.conf; edit autospawn line, set to no. No more pulseaudio. YAY!
[04:10] <dsnyders> GeekSquid, Yeah, I saw that just after I posted
[04:11] <hipitihop> dj_segfault, yes, as I said, I also managed to extend the partition after I copied it back or at the same time, can't remember details... but do take note dsnyders said
[04:11] <dj_segfault> hipitihop: Sweet.
[04:11] <Viking667> dj_segfault: finally did it. Sheesh.
[04:12] <GeekSquid> dsnyders: perhaps it is the refresh rate that is being sent to the moniter ... that is often a cause
[04:12]  * dj_segfault sends Viking667 a beer
[04:12] <morph_> guys
[04:12] <quietone> Viking667: what is the advantage of no pulse audio?
[04:12] <morph_> why u use patch -p1 > name.patch
[04:12] <morph_> then it asks
[04:13] <GeekSquid> quietone: pulseaudio has problems with some cards .. on cards that have trouble falling back to ALSA often cures problems
[04:13] <hipitihop> dj_segfault, and even if you have problems initialy to boot it, you should be able to mount it, correct references etc and away you go.... anway way simple for me, but then I did not move locations, usb flash drive to another usb flash drive in same spot
[04:13] <dsnyders> GeekSquid, I kind of suspect a driver mismatch somewhere along the line.  I started with the nvidia driver and switched unsuccessfully to nv.  Then had all sorts of problems.  I've switch back to nvidia.  Everything works except gnome.
[04:13] <dj_segfault> hipitihop: Yeah, I didn't think you can do that.  It should be easy enough to fix fstab, but what about /dev?
[04:14] <quietone> GeekSquid: thank you. Guess that is not me as all is well except internal mic.
[04:14] <morph_> ok guys
[04:14] <morph_> im getting
[04:14] <Viking667> quietone: don't know yet. I'm hoping that several programs will now work without massive stuttering of audio.
[04:14] <morph_> Hunk #1 Failed at 280.
[04:14] <morph_> Hunk #2 Failed at 792.
[04:14] <Viking667> They don't always stutter, but when they do, the load goes up on CPU. Not nice when I haven't got much CPU to begin with.
[04:14] <morph_> 2 out of 2 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file 0001-Bluetooth-Implement-raw-output-support-for-HIDP-laye.patch.rej
[04:14] <morph_> morph@morph-ubuntu:~/magic_mouse$ patch -p1 > 0001-Bluetooth-Implement-raw-output-support-for-HIDP-laye.patch
[04:14] <morph_> what do i do
[04:15] <morph_> im using patch -p1 > file.patch
[04:15] <hipitihop> dj_segfault, sorry no expert, just letting you know what worked for me, maybe someone else knows more can chime in ... if you are staing on the same machine would /dev change ?
[04:15] <alankila> morph: you just restroyed the patch file, needs < to read from it
[04:15] <alankila> destroyed even
[04:15] <Guest98129> wtf is .ICEauthority and why can I see it in the terminal window with -a but cant see it in nautilus with ctrl+h?
[04:15] <morph_> what do u mean alankila
[04:16] <morph_> im in the folder with the pathes
[04:16] <morph_> what do i type to apply them
[04:16] <alankila> never mind. I just think you typoed the command here. Anyway, the errors you got from patch indicate that the patch is not compatible with the source version, I guess.
[04:16] <quietone> Viking667: Hope it works for you now.
[04:16] <kevcox1> dj_segfault:  Sorry I had a phone call I had to take....
[04:16] <leeping> Hi there, what's the name of the program that displays fonts as well as the font names?  I need to set the default font for Emacs, somehow it got switched on me =/
[04:17] <morph_> alankila, this is what im trying to do: http://github.com/entrope/linux-magicmouse/blob/master/INSTALL
[04:17] <morph_> can u help me with it/
[04:17] <morph_> ?
[04:17] <kevcox1> There is a feature in Shorewall that when you clear it the program is removed from all routing and blocking for trouble shouting purposes.
[04:17] <mrp_> i mount a shared but how do i allow my user "nathan" to use it ?
[04:17] <Guest98129> What is the .ICEauthority and why can I see it in the terminal window with -a but dont see it in nautilus with ctrl+h?
[04:17] <mrp_> nathan@jet:~$ ls -la incoming/
[04:17] <mrp_> ls: cannot open directory incoming/: Permission denied
[04:17] <Guest98129> its in my home directory
[04:18] <jasmuz> Hello all
[04:18] <gdiz> hello everyone, I had heard that VNC wasn't completely safe to use over the internet without SSH because the VNC data wasn't encrypted.  Does anything similar hold true for SMB or CUPS protocol.  If so, is there a way I can better protect my computer?
[04:18] <dj_segfault> kevcox1: OK, but just because the program removes its functionality doesn't mean its leaving things in a sane state.
[04:18] <jasmuz> Does anyone know how to make Amarok 2.x handle ipods?
[04:18] <kevcox1> According to the documentation and the support team that is how you tell if shorewall is the issue
[04:19] <gdiz> jasmuz, what kind of ipod?
[04:19] <Guest98129> Does anyone know What is the .ICEauthority and why can I see it in the terminal window with -a but dont see it in nautilus with ctrl+h?
[04:19] <dj_segfault> kevcox1:  Have you tried shutting shorewall off and using a different firewall tool, like firestarter?
[04:19] <layla> no sound ... help !!
[04:19] <hipitihop> jasmuz, not specifically amarok but check this http://maketecheasier.com/sync-iphone-with-rhythmbox/2010/02/13
[04:19] <alankila> morph_: well, I'm kinda busy cooking here... But I can only say that this particular patch did not identify the requisite source lines in the source and that is why applying the modifications failed. Perhaps you could download 2.6.33 kernel from ppa, in case it has the hooks?
[04:19] <jasmuz> gdiz, Ipod Video.. Amarok 1.4 does fairly good at it, this new amarok has me baffled
[04:20] <dj_segfault> Guest98129: Someone already answered your question.  Stop asking it.
[04:20] <kevcox1> No, I have not...
[04:20] <jasmuz> hipitihop, i personally hate rhythmbox
[04:20] <kevcox1> I still think it is a network issue....
[04:20] <Viking667> quietone: oooo yeah. I sure hope so. I want to use ALSA, rather than being forced to route through pulseaudio.
[04:20] <dsnyders> kevcox1, copy your iptables -L to pastebin please
[04:20] <morph_> how do i do that alankila sorry im new to linux
[04:20] <mattgyver> does anyone know how to prevent wine applications from loading in the Wine System Tray, and appear in the gnome panel instead?
[04:21] <gdiz> jasmuz, sorry, I'm not so familiar with that
[04:21] <hipitihop> jasmuz, I also think Amarok is better but that's not the point of the link as afaik the fuse related stuff is what would be required even fro amarok to hava a chance
[04:21] <jasmuz> gdiz, thanks anyways.
[04:22] <manas> what is the chat room for google summer of code
[04:22] <jasmuz> hipitihop, its just easier reverting to Amarok 1.4
[04:22] <hipitihop> jasmuz, does it support current gen2 & 3 ipdos ?
[04:23] <andrew_46> manas: http://code.google.com/opensource/gsoc/2008/faqs.html#0.1_IRC
[04:23] <jasmuz> hipitihop, yes it does.
[04:23] <hipitihop> jasmuz, touch specifically ? what about 3gs iphone ?
[04:23] <jasmuz> Take care all, im off to reverting
[04:23] <quietone> Viking667: I guess I route through pulseaudio - could that be messy up my internal mic?
[04:23] <jasmuz> hipitihop, 3gs iphone, i have no clue, but surely it can be done.
[04:24] <morph_> alankila, which one of these do i download: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[04:24] <doughed2003> i hope some one can help me . while playing farmville on face book my hdd will start to contently run like it's reading and the browser just freezes and then crashes. i have the latest flash and useing Ubuntu as my os . i have 1.2 gb ram and a dual core pros.
[04:24] <AdamMiner> I lost the Bluetooth icon from my tray, how do I get it back?
[04:24] <alankila> morph_: not so fast. You should first try to identify if 2.6.33 contains the stuff you want first. Otherwise, there's no point necessarily to update to it.
[04:24] <mezquitale> quietone, we can talk about it in #ubuntustudio if you want
[04:25] <quietone> mezquitale: ok.
[04:25] <morph_> im completely lost
[04:25] <morph_> i just want to use my magic mouse
[04:25] <morph_> i think this might be to hard for me
[04:25] <GeekSquid> doughed2003: take it to zynga .. really it is their problem - half their apps crash firefox
[04:26] <Viking667> quietone: no idea.
[04:26] <doughed2003> i see thanks for the response geeksquid
[04:26] <morph_> guess i an live withouth scrolling up/down left/right alankila
[04:27] <morph_> i can live*
[04:27] <_DM_> Hello, can I ask a question about realVNC here?
[04:27] <morph_> i think this is out of my league
[04:27] <morph_> w/o some serious help
[04:27] <mezquitale> _DM_, yes
[04:27] <alankila> morph_: well, there are some kernel images offered by mac users who apparently have this stuff working, but if you can just wait, the problem will resolve itself.
[04:27] <Boris> noob question: whats the command to find my wlan0 BSSID?
[04:27] <_DM_> I'm trying to connect to ubuntu from Win XP thru RealVNC
[04:27] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, still there ?
[04:27] <morph_> how so alankila ?
[04:27] <kevcox1> dsnyders, did you get my IM?
[04:27] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: yep
[04:27] <greezmunkey> news.cnet.com: Apple Magic Mouse makes big splash, can't tread water
[04:27] <mezquitale> !ask| _DM_
[04:27] <_DM_> I can connect and I see a desktop... but I can't see any changes of clicks inside VNC client on windows
[04:28] <hipitihop> ok ppa installed... what do you suggest just to install main astrisk package or more ?
[04:28] <_DM_> I only could see changes on Linux machine screen
[04:28] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, e.g. should I also install -config
[04:29] <_DM_> I'm trying to connect to ubuntu from Win XP thru RealVNC.  I can connect and I see a desktop... but I can't see any changes of clicks inside VNC client on windows, but I only could see changes on Linux machine screen.
[04:29] <tp43man> hi, anyone using wpa wifi, I can't figure it out.  First of, where is the option to scan for wireless networks?  I have 9.10 so it's supposed to work out of the box
[04:29] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: it will install the dependencies .. you will want to use your custom dialplan
[04:29] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, sorry, I see it will install those anyway
[04:29] <greezmunkey> _DM_, you may have to adjust the "performace" and or "appearance" options on your XP VNC client...
[04:29] <stiv2k> hi, i have had a PCI ethernet card connected to my server for years now, and I have just removed it and switched over to the onboard NIC (e100).  The computer still recognizes the onboard one as eth1 and now eth0 has no device for it.  How do I make it back the way it should be?
[04:30] <_DM_> I've tried all options... desktop refreshing in VNC client only on connect.
[04:30] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, yep, once it is done I'll install my sip.conf and extensions.conf
[04:30] <morph_> alankila, can i PM u
[04:30] <morph_> i think i found something easier
[04:30] <JumboJellyfish> anyone know how i can upgrade my kubuntu 8.04 to 9.10 while still keeping kde 3.5 intact?
[04:30] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: sounds good.. even better if you can make a call and not have your CPU Crunching
[04:31] <alankila> morph_: why not.
[04:31] <greezmunkey> _DM_, in Administration/Remote Desktop/Preferences what is checked?
[04:32] <mezquitale> JumboJellyfish, upgrade means exactly what it means, you are upgrading -- you have to upgrade to 8.10, 9.04 then to 9.10, you cant skip versions
[04:32] <switch10_> I am having some issues with rsync.  I posted the detailed problems I am having on the Ubuntu forums, here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8888871#post8888871
[04:32] <Boris> how do I find my wifi MAC address?
[04:32] <JumboJellyfish> mezquitale, the upgrade gui tool tells me it is updating to karmic koala, i just dont want kde4
[04:32] <blakkheim> Boris: ifconfig
[04:32] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, I know that is just the baseline but I'll be a happy camper if that is the result
[04:32] <stiv2k> anyone??
[04:33] <GeekSquid> JumboJellyfish: you cannot upgrade directly from Hardy to Karmic ... but here is the ppa for kde 3.5 compiled for karmic https://launchpad.net/~kde3-maintainers/+archive/ppa
[04:33] <_DM_> http://save.wmcc.su/uploads/1267032743_Screenshot.png
[04:33] <_DM_> sorry for big size
[04:33] <Boris> thanks blakkheim
[04:33] <JumboJellyfish> thanks GeekSquid
[04:34] <mezquitale> JumboJellyfish, I dont know what kubuntu uses but find out, if 9.10 uses kde4 you will effectively upgrade to kde4,  it will be a big pain upgrading from 8.10 to 9.10, I would just download the ISO and reinstall a clean version, just beware 9.10 uses grub2 and ext4
[04:34] <leeping> The font that I use in Emacs suddenly became a lot smaller :( I have no idea how to change it back, I didn't change my configuration or anything.. Can anyone help me figure out where the default font is being set?  I think I'm setting the correct font in my .emacs file, but on screen it's coming out way too small.
[04:34] <bullgard> [PulseAudio On] My computer reboots with Mic1 on although I shut down with Mic2 active. How can I make my Ubuntu starting with Mic2 asserted?
[04:34] <greezmunkey> _DM_, yeah, that's what I have...paste this from a term: sudo iptables -L
[04:34] <blakkheim> leeping: aptitude install vim
[04:35] <JumboJellyfish> thanks, mezquitale i will kepp that in mind
[04:35] <leeping> blakkheim, very funny. =P I've been using emacs for years
[04:35] <JumboJellyfish> almost put myself through some hell :|
[04:35] <Flannel> blakkheim: Please be helpful when helping.
[04:35] <Losha> switch10_: it's just a guess, but I wonder if the fact that the file has asterisks in the names is causing a problem. Try renaming the file so it doesn't contain asterisks & see if it gets further...
[04:35] <_DM_> INPUT -> ACCEPT, FORWARD -> ACCEPT, OUTPUT -> ACCEPT
[04:36] <switch10_> Losha: you're right!!  thanks, I forgot all about that..
[04:36] <greezmunkey> _DM_, hmm so no firewall...interesting.
[04:37] <Losha> leeping: um, meta-x set-default-font or some such, depending on the emacs version
[04:37] <_DM_> I'm using Lucid... maybe just a bug ? :|
[04:37] <GeekSquid> _DM_: Lucid is NOT stable ---- Discussion and Support in #ubuntu+1
[04:38] <_DM_> :)
[04:38] <airtonix> i have a script that is run by (i assume root) which relates to the laptop lid opening and closing... however i would like to dynamically reference the users home folder instead of hardcoding the path in... is this possible with $HOME ?
[04:38] <greezmunkey> _DM_, dude...#ubuntu+1
[04:38] <_DM_> hokay
[04:38] <_DM_> thx
[04:39] <greezmunkey> _DM_, heh good luck :)
[04:39] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, while I'm waiting for things... are you actually familiar with and use asterisk yourself ?
[04:40] <mezquitale> !bug
[04:40] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: only on a preconfigured trixbox ... I've run the PBX ... transferred calls, made calls, and occassionally edited a dialplan to add areacodes, but other than that no
[04:40] <booh-> I have a system with soft raid (mix of raid1 and raid5 on 4 disks) I want to change one of the disk that have bad sector.  I just don't know what to do after installing the new hard drive...
[04:41] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  proberly not - since the script osent getting ran by a user.
[04:41] <leeping> Losha, thanks.  I'll try that and see if it works
[04:41] <jmp_> hi to everybody
[04:41] <mezquitale> !hello| jmp_
[04:42] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, fair enough.. in regards to init.d isn't the current ubuntu using different way, upstart ?
[04:42] <leeping> Losha, I tried that, it doesn't work.  It's as if I hit some "zoom" key by mistake but I don't know how to zoom back.
[04:42] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, ok and the multi user nature of X means i can't really work out which user is at the keyboard either i suppose ?
[04:42] <jmp_> do somebody know a good web site to learn Qt with C++
[04:42] <jmp_> ??
[04:42] <jmp_> or a channel
[04:43]  * airtonix stabs jmp_s enter key
[04:43] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: I have asterisk installed from a repo on Jaunty ... it is using init.d
[04:43] <Losha> leeping: Try #emacs next...
[04:43] <leeping> Losha, thanks.  I'll try that
[04:43] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, hmm, no /etc/init.d/asterisk here
[04:44] <alcala> hello
[04:44] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: prolly using upstart ... new to me
[04:44] <jmp_> do somebody know a good web site to learn Qt with C++?
[04:45] <alcala> I would like some help, on getting a list of nstalled software and install it on my other ubuntu computer .. I have Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic
[04:45] <teratorn> jmp_: do you want to learn C++, or just Qt (and you already "known" C++)?
[04:45] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, ok reading up about upstart, new to me to... alwyas seems every step one takes, there's something else to learn ... I think that's called life ;-)
[04:45] <alcala> anybody can help me?? I would like some help, on getting a list of nstalled software and install it on my other ubuntu computer .. I have Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic
[04:45] <jmp_> teratorn, I know C++ , not so much but enough to start Qt
[04:46] <dj_segfault> alcala: dpkg-query -l will list all installed packages
[04:46] <hipitihop> alcala, in synaptic one of the filters is "installed"
[04:46] <alcala> dj_segfault how about to install them on another computer with a terminal command
[04:47] <hipitihop> alcala, sudo apt-get install .....
[04:48] <dj_segfault> alcala: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-get-list-installed-software-reinstallation-restore.html
[04:48] <alcala> hipitihop to install the installed software of another computer on a new one
[04:48] <morph_> morph@morph-ubuntu:~/Desktop$ cat linux-ubuntu9.10-kernel_i386-magicmouse.tar.gz00 | tar - xzvf -
[04:48] <morph_> tar: You must specify one of the `-Acdtrux' options
[04:48] <greezmunkey> http://sachachua.com/wp/2006/09/emacs-changing-the-font-size-on-the-fly/
[04:48] <morph_> anyone know what that means?
[04:48] <plubecker> Hello! :) Can anyone tell me where in /proc i can find the number of users currently on the system?
[04:48] <hipitihop> alcala, yes understand ... see dj_segfault lin, easiest way
[04:48] <sambagirlx> you can do w plubecker
[04:49] <plubecker> no
[04:49] <sambagirlx> that shows you how many are logd in anyway
[04:49] <dj_segfault> morph_: Try removing the space after the dash
[04:49] <greezmunkey> leeping, http://sachachua.com/wp/2006/09/emacs-changing-the-font-size-on-the-fly/ (I doubled)
[04:49] <jmp_> teratorn, u there
[04:49] <Jordan_U> !clone | dj_segfault alcala
[04:50] <alcala> dj_segfault I already tried that Thats is why I am here.. after following steps it does nothing
[04:50] <Losha> greezmunkey: nice one...
[04:50] <morph_> dj_segfault, which dash
[04:50] <greezmunkey> :) I hope it helps him
[04:50] <alcala> ubottu let me try that
[04:50] <leeping> greezmunkey, thanks for the help.  I put them in my .emacs and tried it, but when I use the keyboard commands, the font doesn't change size at all
[04:50] <alcala> lol
[04:51] <bullgard> [PulseAudio On] My Ubuntu 9.10 computer reboots with Mic1 on although I shut it down with Mic2 active. How can I make my Ubuntu starting with Mic2 asserted?
[04:51] <leeping> It's not telling me "command not found", so I think the keybinding is right
[04:51] <dj_segfault> morph_: the first one.  cat linux-ubuntu9.10-kernel_i386-magicmouse.tar.gz00 | tar -xzvf -
[04:51] <morph_> k
[04:51] <teratorn> jmp_: yeah, but I would only tell you to not use C++ because almost any other language out there (including C), is more appropriate for just about anything you would care to write
[04:51] <mimor> Question: How can I prevent wget from downloading a file a 2nd time (in the same directory)?
[04:51] <morph_> got a bunch of errors
[04:51] <teratorn> there are a lot of good options these days
[04:51] <morph_> an i pm them to u dj_segfault
[04:52] <dj_segfault> morph_ Yes
[04:52] <jmp_> teratorn, which language do u advise me to learn so
[04:52] <brjann> mimor, wget --no-clobber
[04:52] <Losha> mimor: check out the -nc option in 'man wget'
[04:53] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, as far as I can tell it didn't install anything into upstart either and trying to connect to the running instance also fails
[04:53] <josephg> mimor: i thought wget wouln't download again, but just try to resume. if the file is complete, there is nothing left to download.
[04:54] <mimor> thx brjann , Losha and josephg
[04:54] <greezmunkey> leeping, that bites...maybe I should learn emacs!
[04:54] <leeping> greezmunkey, thanks for trying.  Emacs's complexity does get to me sometimes
[04:55] <brjann> josephg, no, it will redownload to filename.2, filename.3, etc unless you use --no-clobber or --continue
[04:55] <jmp_> teratorn, which one u think I have to learn
[04:55] <Guest98129> can I install a.iso without burning it to a cd?
[04:55] <jmp_> Guest9062,  yes
[04:55] <josephg> brjann: i use debian stable, and perhaps that is default. i've never needed to use that option
[04:56] <greezmunkey> leeping, yeah, been using vi too long, it's probably too late for me!
[04:56] <brjann> josephg, ah, could be. never know what's in wgetrc by default :)
[04:56] <Guest98129> how do i install a .iso file without burning it to a cd?
[04:56] <Losha> Guest98129: check out unetbootin. It claims to allow a cd-less install from iso...
[04:57] <greezmunkey> Guest98129, unet... er what Losha said
[04:57] <jmp_> Guest9062,  yeah by unziping it  ur zip a soft and go and launch the .exe
[04:57] <omicr0n> Guest98129: you can look for Gmount-ISO in the Ubuntu Software Center
[04:57] <teratorn> jmp_: well, you could either go with java or C#, or you could go Haskell for a functional programming language, or maybe Python if you want really rapid development in a dynamic language
[04:57] <switch10_> is there a program that automatically renames bad file names?  I used fslint to find them, but it would take to long to rename manually.
[04:57] <dsnyders> brjann, Hi!
[04:58] <leeping> greezmunkey, thanks all the same.  I'm sure I'll figure something out, even if it's just manually setting the font size each time
[04:58] <brjann> dsnyders, heh, hi there :)
[04:58] <Bookman> Is there no 3D goodness on an ATI 200M card?
[04:58] <teratorn> jmp_: Python with Qt is quite good
[04:58] <switch10_> Bookman: 3d works on my 200m
[04:58] <teratorn> jmp_: I just reckon the world has quite enough horrible C++ code to contend with as it is
[04:58] <josephg> brjann: i just did a find. there is no /etc/wgetrc or ~/.wgetrc. i can only assume that option is default at compile time.
[04:59] <dsnyders> brjann, x is working, mostly.
[04:59] <Losha> switch10_: by 'bad' you mean names with asterisks in them, I presume. See man rename. It's a bit of a bear to get right though...
[04:59] <Bookman> switch10_, which game?
[04:59] <jmp_> teratorn, yes I will tried them both
[04:59] <Guest98129> spt named is gmount?
[04:59] <Guest98129> apt*
[04:59] <switch10_> Bookman: with 9.10 no configuration at all
[04:59] <Bookman> switch10_, which game?
[04:59] <brjann> josephg, really? karmic's certainly doesn't behave that way
[04:59] <dsnyders> brjann, thanks for your help yesterday.
[04:59] <brjann> dsnyders, yay! what did you have to do?
[04:59] <brjann> dsnyders, oh, no problem at all
[04:59] <josephg> Guest98129: what do you mean install .iso?
[04:59] <switch10_> Losha: OK thanks.  I have * and [ } everywhere...
[05:00] <jmp_> teratorn, just one question, are u programming with vim or any text editor or an IDE such as codeblocks
[05:00] <switch10_> Bookman: I played enemy territory on it back in the day.  Compiz works great too
[05:01] <Bookman> switch10_, any 3D game at all
[05:01] <teratorn> jmp_: I mostly use VIM, but Eclipse with PyDev might be pretty good... i hear people say they like it
[05:01] <dsnyders> brjann, turns out that my gnome is corrupted.  KDE and XFCE work just fine, but when I use Gnome, it switches to a resolution my monitor can't handle.
[05:01] <teratorn> jmp_: for Python WingIDE is pretty excellent, also
[05:01] <Losha> switch10_: been there. You know what, make a backup before you start messing with the names....
[05:01] <brjann> dsnyders, wow, that's weird.
[05:02] <bullgard> [PulseAudio On] My Ubuntu 9.10 computer reboots with Mic1 on although I shut it down with Mic2 active. How can I make my Ubuntu starting with Mic2 asserted?
[05:02] <dsnyders> brjann, yeah.  I'm researching gconf-editor at someone's suggestion.
[05:02] <switch10_> Losha: haha I have to figure out a way to get rsync to backup my bad file names
[05:02] <brjann> dsnyders, ew, good luck. just as much fun as windows regedit :)
[05:02] <jmp_> teratorn, I worked on vim but I think it is quite tough to compile a multi files project , u have to make ur own make file
[05:02] <jmp_> teratorn, how do u proceed
[05:02] <josephg> brjann: sorry, the /etc/wgetrc must have been purged, when i got rid of wget a few weeks ago, after i found axel.
[05:02] <teratorn> i just wish someone would fully integrate VIM inside of an IDE... every vi/vim emulation that I've tried (e.g. ViEmu under Visual Studio) leaves way too much to be desired.. it frustrates me to no end having to work with a half-assed vi-emulation (but its better than nothing ;)
[05:03] <brjann> josephg, no problem :)
[05:03] <teratorn> jmp_: yes, if you're writing C or C++ you should have a Makefile
[05:03] <teratorn> jmp_: they are not hard to create...
[05:03] <dsnyders> brjann, Yes.  So it seems.  Fortunately there isn't a lot of cryptic hex values running all through it.
[05:03] <greezmunkey> I want to install emacs, but there are a lot of choices. For a rank beginner which should I choose? I'm thinking emacs22-gtk (9.10, gnome)
[05:03] <brjann> dsnyders, you know, if that's the case... one thing you might try doing just for kicks is creating a brand new user and trying to log into gnome
[05:04] <josephg> but, i still don't remember using --no-clobber, till a few weeks ago. but as you say, there really is not reason not to make it the default.
[05:04] <jmp_> teratorn, not hard but quite long
[05:04] <brjann> dsnyders, if for whatever reason *your* gnome settings are borked, the ones installed from the skeleton shouldn't be.
[05:04] <dsnyders> brjann, there's an idea.  I was considering doing an uninstall/reinstall of gnome, but your idea is somewhat less drastic.
[05:04] <Guest98129> ok, now I have just completed updating ubuntu. Its asking me what I would like to do about the grub. I had a problem before where the grub completely screwed up and I had to reinstall the original version of ubuntu from a cdrom to get the grub working again. so what do I pick here?
[05:05] <devendra> there is no bash_profile in ubuntu to set environmental variables permanently.
[05:05] <jmp_> teratorn, so no need of a make file on python
[05:05] <teratorn> jmp_: nope
[05:05] <brjann> dsnyders, and a reinstall probably wouldn't help you since it wouldn't touch settings in your home directory
[05:05] <alcala> how do I backup all software dependecies ??
[05:05] <josephg> Guest98129: if all you need is to read some files from the .iso or to boot it, you don't need any other additional software.
[05:05] <airtonix> does ubuntu fast user switcher create a file somewhere to indicate which one of the logged in users is the currently active session ?
[05:06] <teratorn> jmp_: you will create a python "package" (a dir containing an initially empty __init__.py file) for your app
[05:06] <dsnyders> brjann, Hmmm.... maybe I can just remove the gnome settings in my home directory and let gnome re-create them.
[05:06] <Guest98129> Its this Debcong, I can keep the local verssion currently installed, or install the package maintainers version, amongst other options.
[05:06] <teratorn> jmp_: then, as a sibling to the package dir you have a 'bin' folder with an executable "script", "myapplication"
[05:07] <brjann> dsnyders, you could do that, and I've done it before too. but remember that application settings get stored in there too. I'd try the new user approach just to see if there's any benefit in doing that
[05:07] <Guest98129> I am triple booting if that means anything to this
[05:07] <greezmunkey> Yikes! 65.6 MB to install emacs! It better be good :)
[05:07] <jmp_> teratorn, thanks a lot
[05:08] <dsnyders> brjann, Wise as always.
[05:08] <teratorn> inside the myapplication file you do a standard shebang line "#!/usr/bin/python2.6" (or so), then you do something like "from mypackage import main; main.run()"
[05:08] <brjann> greezmunkey, yes, emacs is... comprehensive. :)
[05:08] <greezmunkey> :]
[05:08] <jmp_> teratorn, I think I have so much neglect python , I'l go for it
[05:08] <teratorn> jmp_: so inside "mypackage" you have a "main.py" "module", which contains a function called "run" which is your "entry point"
[05:09] <teratorn> jmp_: check out the tutorial/book "how to think like a computer scientist, learning with python"
[05:09] <JrodDCx> The Python Channel can help you better
[05:10] <teratorn> yeah, go there :)
[05:10] <talanded> How do you turn on wireless nick, I think I turned it off a while ago...it is off now, thats for sure, and I can't figure out how to turn it ON?
[05:10] <chetnick> greezmunkey: better get ready to worm up your chair if you wanna learn how to use emacs. By the way its great.
[05:10] <jesse> okay
[05:10] <dsnyders> jmp_, google for some python tutorial sites as well.
[05:10] <dj_segfault> talanded: You mean turn it on in software or hardware?
[05:11] <seanbrystone> wireless nick? you mean nic?
[05:11] <chetnick> talanded: what is wireless nick?
[05:11] <talanded> yeah, I mean't nic
[05:12] <jpitts> emacs: the operating system with a free text editor!
[05:12] <seanbrystone> chetnick, 2 grammar policemen is too much, I got him pulled over already. ;)
[05:12] <JrodDCx> jpitts:  Do you have a "?"
[05:12] <seanbrystone> lmao jpitts
[05:12] <Jordan_U> jpitts, I prefer "Emacs is a great OS, all it needs is a good text editor"
[05:13] <layla> anyone an EXPERT on hda-intel issues ?
[05:13] <jpitts> JrodDCx: I did. I think it is turning into a bug report.
[05:13] <JrodDCx> We should have Easy Editor from BSD
[05:13] <greezmunkey> chetnick, yeah! figured out spell check, it's a start (I know...off topic) :)
[05:14] <JrodDCx> ok you can check the emacs launch pad to report issues :)
[05:14] <jpitts> it isnt an emacs bug.
[05:15] <JrodDCx> is it a Ubuntu one ?
[05:15] <JrodDCx> or no bug at all?
[05:15] <jpitts> yes. ubuntu. installer should not write to block devices in a suprising way
[05:16] <talanded> anyone know how to turn on the wireless card in ubuntu (gnome)
[05:17] <JrodDCx> talanded: Just Click on the network indicator and it should show you networks (the one that looks like a computer on the panel)
[05:19] <JrodDCx> !hi | petsounds
[05:19] <chetnick> talanded: how did you turn it off?
[05:19] <pikeshouse88> hey guys
[05:20] <JrodDCx> !hi | pikeshouse88
[05:20] <chetnick> talanded: did you try right click on network manager applet and, and check wireless network.
[05:20] <talanded> JrodDCx, well, when I click my wifi icon or hover over it, says wifi is off, and there is no option to turn it on
[05:20] <deusr> hi
[05:20] <running_rabbit07> is it a new install?
[05:20] <pikeshouse88> would i get better performance out of 64 bit 10.1 flash for 64 ubuntu through the wrapper or official 64 bit 10.0
[05:21] <JrodDCx> talanded: Yes ,  right click on it and check wireless enabled
[05:21] <JrodDCx> talanded:  or see if it's checked
[05:21] <talanded> chetnick it was a while ago, that I turned it off so I can't what I did, or even if I did anything
[05:21] <Prodego> !ops UAE
[05:21] <sate> Hi how do I install mouse themes?
[05:21] <running_rabbit07> I used the official 64bit
[05:21] <sate> The gcursor doesn't work
[05:21] <rww> Prodego: hmm?
[05:22] <deusr> someone can tell me by what hal was replaced?
[05:22] <faileas> devicekit iirc
[05:22] <Prodego> rww: its spamming people when they join
[05:22] <brjann> talanded, i'm assuming this is a laptop. does it have a wifi indicator LED somewhere on it?
[05:22] <riku> UAE is spamming on entrance, +1 Prodego
[05:22] <Prodego> I shoudl have done | eh
[05:22] <Prodego> should*
[05:22] <JrodDCx> Prodego:  are you an admin ?  because otherwise you shouldn't be trying to do that :(
[05:22] <Pusdesris> What is the newest ubuntu which still supports kde3?
[05:23] <faileas> Pusdesris: there's a kde 3 based remix iirc
[05:23] <sate> Hi how do I install mouse themes?
[05:23] <rww> Prodego: Yes (and preferably added a reason). Interestingly, I'm not getting it...
[05:23] <sate> Hi how do I install mouse themes?
[05:24] <Prodego> hm, let me see
[05:24] <JrodDCx> Pusdesris:  You can check this out...  http://apt.pearsoncomputing.net/cdimages/  (Its The latest remiex with KDE 3x)
[05:24] <Prodego> rww: I didn't get it that time either
[05:24] <running_rabbit07> sate, what kind of file did you download?
[05:24] <becker_11> hello last night I downloaded the i386 version of the minimal cd and burnt it to a cd-r now I need to create a bootable usb stick to run the install from how can I do this please??
[05:24] <sate> It was a tar file
[05:25] <sate> I extracted to my .icons, than installed gcursor
[05:25] <becker_11> btw I don't have the iso I d'loaded it at a mate place
[05:25] <faileas> becker_11: why dosen't the cd work?
[05:25] <sate> I see the icon, but Its not wanting to work
[05:25] <becker_11> faileas: asus eee pc no cd drive
[05:25] <Pusdesris> JrodDCx: Hmm...
[05:25] <faileas> becker_11: does it have a running OS?
[05:25] <riku> perhaps its not really "spamming" i'm betting its sending only once :/
[05:26] <Prodego> riku: it might be doing with some probability
[05:26] <becker_11> faileas: yeah crunchbang desktop
[05:26] <JrodDCx> Pusdesris: it's Kubuntu 9.10 With Kde 3.5x  Here:  http://apt.pearsoncomputing.net/cdimages/
[05:26] <faileas> becker_11: you might want to try unetbootin, it would be simpler
[05:26] <riku> Prodego, good point :)
[05:26] <bullgard> [PulseAudio On] My Ubuntu 9.10 computer reboots with Mic1 on although I shut it down with Mic2 active. How can I make my Ubuntu starting with Mic2 asserted?
[05:26] <Prodego> riku: I've only gotten it once
[05:26] <becker_11> faileas: good point
[05:26] <JrodDCx> Pusdesris: It's pretty safe i've used it before
[05:26] <riku> well, i've only noticed it once as well
[05:26] <running_rabbit07> sate, the only thing I can think of is opening the appearance app and installing it as a theme, then go through and customize the theme
[05:26] <grkblood13> how do i get windows media audio support?
[05:26] <faileas> becker_11: hmm.. crunchbang is a ubuntu varient. why not install just the DE you want?
[05:26] <brjann> bullgard, is mic2 perhaps on a USB device?
[05:27] <running_rabbit07> I have never actually install a pointer theme
[05:27] <Pusdesris> JrodDCx: But I already have a ubuntu image written, and I only have a working windows install right now.
[05:27] <riku> i'oriu= me
[05:27] <Prodego> but its sending something every 10 seconds
[05:27] <riku> erm fail ^^ oriun_ = me
[05:27] <Pusdesris> I killed my linux.
[05:27] <becker_11> faileas: I'm doing a custom install so I want to start from minimal
[05:27] <riku> no message Prodego
[05:28] <JrodDCx> Pusdesris: Ok then check this out , https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Kde3/Karmic   , It gives you packages for it!
[05:28] <Pusdesris> Oh cool.
[05:28] <Pusdesris> I have been an archlinux user for years, but I am thinking I will give ubuntu a shot.
[05:29] <sate> Ha anyone else installed mouse pointers?
[05:29] <bullgard> brjann: No. Mic2 is the microphone jack to the left of the Thinkpad T42 laptop.
[05:29] <Guest96272> can I run programs from an ntfs file system on linux with wine?
[05:30] <Pusdesris> Backing up my /home now...
[05:30] <ouyes> i have  been banned by the operator of channel ##c, where can i find someone help me remove that?
[05:30] <Pusdesris> Thanks JrodDCx, I will try this.
[05:30] <brjann> bullgard, ah, okay. i'm no help then :)
[05:30] <running_rabbit07> you mean to run programs from your windows install with Wine?
[05:30] <IdleOne> ouyes: in ##c probably
[05:30] <rww> there we go
[05:30] <JrodDCx> Pusdesris: NP,  Good luck it worked for me awhile back :)
[05:30] <sate> Has anyone installed mouse pointers?
[05:30] <grkblood13> how do i get audio for windows media audio in a wmv
[05:30] <matelot> what is torrent's "peer blocklist" ?
[05:30] <rww> !ops | UAE intermittent join spam
[05:31] <petsounds> !changethemes > sate
[05:31] <Guest96272> can I run programs from an ntfs file partition in linux?
[05:31] <t3rm1n4l> hi
[05:31] <blakkheim> Guest96272: linux can read and write to ntfs filesystems with ntfs-3g
[05:31] <Amaranth> rww: PM?
[05:31] <rww> Amaranth: any time
[05:32] <mrpink57> Guest96272: as long as they're not .exe you will need wine for that
[05:32] <t3rm1n4l> i am trying to install nfs-server on karmic
[05:32] <blakkheim> Guest96272: i'm not sure exactly if that's what you're asking though
[05:32] <t3rm1n4l> but the package is broken
[05:32] <t3rm1n4l> why ?
[05:32] <ardchoille> t3rm1n4l: how is it broken?
[05:32] <Guest96272> so if i get wine i can run and .exe from an ntfs?
[05:32] <IdleOne> t3rm1n4l: try running sudo apt-get -f install
[05:32] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, well asterisk is away !! can't even see it on top during a call and inbund outbound works fine
[05:32] <blakkheim> !appdb | Guest96272
[05:32] <ardchoille> !info nfs-server
[05:33] <Guest96272> ty all
[05:33] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: I assume that is good news?
[05:33] <ardchoille> t3rm1n4l: there is no nfs-server package in Karmic
[05:33] <IdleOne> ardchoille: that would explain it being broken :)
[05:33] <Dr_Willis> !nfs
[05:33] <blakkheim> !info nfs-kernel-server
[05:33] <ardchoille> IdleOne: indeed
[05:33] <becker_11> How do I format a usb stick to fat32 from the command line in ubuntu
[05:33] <JrodDCx> Guys stop  issuing bot commands!
[05:33] <Dr_Willis> becker_11:  sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/XXXXX
[05:33] <t3rm1n4l> nfs-kernel-server is broken
[05:33] <Amaranth> Prodego: Can I PM you?
[05:33] <IdleOne> JrodDCx: why?
[05:34] <becker_11> thx Dr_Willis
[05:34] <blakkheim> t3rm1n4l: i have it installed and it works fine. what error do you get?
[05:34] <Dr_Willis> t3rm1n4l:  it is? its worked for me in the past
[05:34] <t3rm1n4l> i have it on my laptop
[05:34] <t3rm1n4l> but i did a fresh karmic install
[05:34] <t3rm1n4l> now
[05:34] <Amaranth> riku: Can I PM you as well?
[05:34] <Prodego> Amaranth: well you certainly can
[05:34] <t3rm1n4l> and tried apt-get install nfs-kernel-server
[05:34] <bullgard> [PulseAudio On] My Ubuntu 9.10 computer reboots with Mic1 on although I shut it down with Mic2 active. How can I make my Ubuntu starting with Mic2 asserted?
[05:34] <JrodDCx> Because the channel is going crazy , and it looks like RWW if he's not an admin is trying to bother them .
[05:35] <brjann> JrodDCx, this is pretty tame by #ubuntu standards :)
[05:35] <IdleOne> JrodDCx: I don't see rww bothering anybody
[05:35] <psilikon> I am looking for an updated VDPAU + mplayer howto. Google only shows me stuff a year old.
[05:36] <t3rm1n4l> http://pastebin.com/Jww8LS0X
[05:36] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, excellent news, thanks.. I just wonder now why on that PPA link it says (new version available) which I assume the normal one in the repository
[05:36] <t3rm1n4l> please see the nfs install error
[05:36] <Dr_Willis> psilikon:  Hmm. the mplayer i got from medibuntu I think had vdpau as an option.
[05:36] <JrodDCx> OK , i didnt know what he was trying to do issuing random commands , carry on
[05:36] <blakkheim> t3rm1n4l: use aptitude instead of apt-get
[05:36] <psilikon> Dr_Willis, oh really :)
[05:37] <IdleOne> t3rm1n4l: configure nfs-common
[05:37] <becker_11> Dr_Willis: I get a Device partition expected, not making filesystem on entire device /dev/sdc (use -I to override) error
[05:37] <Dr_Willis> psilikon:  i may be wrong. I cant double check right now. testing 10.04 on th nebook Im sure it DID have it in there.. lets see
[05:37] <t3rm1n4l> tried all that
[05:37] <t3rm1n4l> now way
[05:37] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: technically the ppa is an older version ... but it is a working version ... Do you Care?
[05:38] <sircrazy> is 10.04 using usplash and grub2, like 9.10?
[05:38] <t3rm1n4l> it says dependecny problems - leaving unconfigugred
[05:38] <brjann> becker_11, you need to specify the partition, e.g. /dev/sdc# where # is a number
[05:38] <Dr_Willis> psilikon:  VDPAU is a option in player on 10.04 :)
[05:38] <psilikon> That would explain why the "building from svn" are all dated a year ago
[05:38] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: don't answer that, it was a stupid question
[05:38] <sircrazy> er xsplash*
[05:38] <JrodDCx> Dr_Willis:  Do yourself a favor and use VLC its better then Mplayer now .
[05:38] <becker_11> brjann: aaahhh I see thanks
[05:38] <rww> sircrazy: 10.04 uses grub2, and uses plymouth instead of *splash
[05:38] <blakkheim> JrodDCx: i strongly disagree
[05:38] <rww> sircrazy: questions and discussion of it belong in #ubuntu+1, by the way :)
[05:38] <sircrazy> rww, ty
[05:39] <Dr_Willis> JrodDCx:  i use whatever i feel like at the time.  had a few issues with vlc with some videos that mplayer handled file.. and visa-versa aslso
[05:39] <becker_11> brjann: can  I just use sdc1 as default??
[05:39] <Guest96272> wine
[05:39] <airtonix> how do i sniff dbus events from the terminal ?
[05:39] <t3rm1n4l> please help
[05:39] <t3rm1n4l> regarding nfs server
[05:39] <Dr_Willis> becker_11:  do a sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda and see what partitons exist
[05:39] <brjann> becker_11, without knowing the layout of your disks i'm uncomfortable telling you which partition to format ;)
[05:39] <JrodDCx> airtonix:  Use the command : dmesg
[05:39] <psilikon> I was using VLC but even with my i7 1080p playback was using 40% cpu!
[05:39] <jure> is there any linux-native utility which successfully decodes WMA *3* ?
[05:40] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, I understand you point though, it is the first version which both works and can make inbound/outbound calls... but since I did fiddle with teh sip.conf and dialplan to get it running properly with the latest 1.6.2.4 which I had compiled... I'm now left wondering if infact the rc2 would now work anyway
[05:40] <Dr_Willis> t3rm1n4l:  all i really did was follow the !nfs wiki page. took me just a few min. You may need to update/upgrade and try installing it again
[05:40] <t3rm1n4l> i looked at it
[05:40] <Dr_Willis> psilikon:  yep thats the issues i had with hidef videos
[05:40] <t3rm1n4l> no use
[05:40] <blakkheim> psilikon: mplayer doesn't have that problem. vlc only uses one cpu core ;(
[05:40] <becker_11> brjann: yeah no drama I'm looking into it now
[05:41] <psilikon> blakkheim, but does mplayer take advantage of vdpau? I want my GPU to do all the work
[05:41] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, but I'm best to send time learning asterisk and its features rather then woeeing
[05:41] <blakkheim> psilikon: yes
[05:41] <al_> why does this crontab file start every line with 0 ? http://pastebin.com/4jCsVGUS
[05:41] <JrodDCx> Are you on the latest release  of VLC? because on my amd 64 it works fine... both cpus and gpu
[05:41] <al_> its not ubuntu based btw
[05:41] <dj_segfault> grkblood13:  go to medibuntu.org
[05:41] <becker_11> brjann: just by the by I would love a convert tool that takes ntfs and converts to ext3 for my terrabyte external
[05:42] <ardchoille> al_: because allof those commands start at the top of the hour
[05:42] <becker_11> brjann: without data loss
[05:42] <psilikon> blakkheim, does mplayer do that out of the box? Do I need to compile from source?
[05:42] <brjann> becker_11, I doubt anything exists that converts ntfs to ext3 in-place
[05:42] <blakkheim> psilikon: compile from source for multithreaded decoding
[05:42] <psilikon> hipitihop, you learning asterisk?
[05:43] <becker_11> brjann: yeah I'm pretty sure it doesn't I've looked before
[05:43] <blakkheim> psilikon: but vdpau is a built in option in newer builds (dont know about ubuntu's since i dont use it)
[05:43] <dj_segfault> al_: The first column is the minutes.  min hour day month dayofweek command
[05:44] <becker_11> bb
[05:44] <becker_11> brb
[05:44] <brjann> becker_11, depending on how much free space you have on the disk, you may be able to use gparted to shrink the ntfs partition, create an ext3 partition in the free space, and then move stuff over
[05:45] <al_> dj_segfault: hmm It didnt quote paste the whole file, look at http://pastebin.com/Gx7PSNSc
[05:45] <al_> the first colum has a header of "#"
[05:45] <hipitihop> psilikon, yes I am why ?
[05:46] <ardchoille> al_: that first line (#) is a comment
[05:46] <philippe> Hi everyone, I'm about to try Fedora 12 on my desktop and i'd like to know if I should use the 32 or 64 bits version. My processor is Core 2 Duo Dual Core (x86-64).
[05:46] <Jordan_U> philippe, This is #ubuntu.
[05:46] <ardchoille> Friend of mine has dual-boot Ubuntu and Fedora. She wants to know if she canuse one of the fedora apps in ubuntu (apps spanning partitions?)
[05:47] <al_> ardchoille: so there are jobs running every day at 7pm and 3am and 4am?
[05:47] <rww> philippe: ask in #fedora :)
[05:47] <dj_segfault> ardchoille: I doubt it.  Probably different kernel versions
[05:47] <psilikon> hipitihop, i love asterisk. Have you checked out TFOT 2nd edition. I found it used on amazon about 5 months ago for ~ $5. Helped out a lot!
[05:47] <rww> philippe: if they're anything like us, though, you can use either.
[05:47] <ardchoille> al_: yes, and all at the top of the hour
[05:47] <brjann> ardchoille, probably not. installed libraries needed for dependencies, etc may be different
[05:47] <becker_11> ok back
[05:47] <ardchoille> brjann: Ah, very good point
[05:47] <becker_11> That was weird my 1gb usb stick had 4 partitions on it
[05:48] <al_> ardchoille: actually the 1,2,3,4,5,6 is in the dow colum? so they are only run once each week on seperate days by the look?
[05:48] <dj_segfault> al_: correct
[05:48] <ardchoille> al_: actually the last 6 lines start the commands on different days of the week
[05:48] <al_> dj_segfault: ta
[05:49] <psilikon> hipitihop, do you have a spare box to use as a pbx?
[05:49] <philippe> rww: noones answer in #fedora-unregistered
[05:49] <ardchoille> philippe: are you running fedora?
[05:49] <philippe> no im on Linux mint right now
[05:49] <rww> ubottu: register | philippe
[05:49] <ardchoille> phil_: just fyi, we can't suppoort mint here either
[05:50] <rww> philippe: (the #fedora-unregistered topic and entry message also have those links)
[05:50] <hipitihop> psilikon, yes I started to read the online version ... and I have a home theater pc it's an ION Atom 330 , i.e. dual core running mythtv (also awesome).. but mainly sitting idle, so I have asterisk isntalled ther
[05:52] <psilikon> hipitihop, nice. Chapter 5 of tfot... then I was set. I have since built a few pbxes. One I used for a local business and earned some decent money. Check out pbx in a flash also.
[05:53] <hipitihop> psilikon, cool.. we should probably go via pm rather then create more noise here
[05:54] <psilikon> hipitihop, right on
[05:55] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: did you say this is a mythtv/asterisk box .... AWESOME
[05:55] <phixxor> how do I find out what gfx driver is in use?
[05:55] <morph_> guys
[05:55] <bullgard> [PulseAudio On] My Ubuntu 9.10 computer reboots with Mic1 on although I shut it down with Mic2 active. How can I make my Ubuntu starting with Mic2 asserted?
[05:55] <morph_> there is a program alled Gmail Notifier
[05:55] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, indeed !! you impressed :-)
[05:55] <morph_> how do i add it to start up at login
[05:55] <becker_11> I'm getting a massive number of errors at present with this usb key
[05:55] <morph_> since its 2 words
[05:55] <morph_> i cant figure it out
[05:56] <morph_> like the whereis command
[05:56] <Dr_Willis> try gmTAB
[05:56] <Dr_Willis> !tab
[05:56] <blakkheim> morph_: what is the package name
[05:57] <morph_> um
[05:57] <blakkheim> morph_: gmail-notify or checkgmail probably
[05:57] <morph_> Gmail Notifier
[05:57] <IdleOne> gmail-notifier
[05:57] <morph_> i tried that i believe
[05:57] <blakkheim> E: Unable to locate package gmail-notifier
[05:57] <becker_11> Dr_Willis: brjann I'
[05:58] <blakkheim> morph_: dpkg --get-selections | grep gmail
[05:58] <Vendetta> hello
[05:58] <becker_11> Dr_Willis: brjann I've copied the output of dmesg | tail to pastebin here http://pastebin.com/9D94YMKL
[05:58] <IdleOne> gnome-gmail-notifier
[05:58] <morph_> blakkheim, its Gmail Notify
[05:58] <blakkheim> morph_: no, it's not. i need the PACKAGE name.
[05:58] <morph_> in ubuntu software center
[05:58] <morph_> it is
[05:58] <morph_> Gmail Notify
[05:58] <IdleOne> morph_: yes that is the Signage name but what is the package name
[05:58] <blakkheim> morph_: please run the command above so i can help you
[05:58] <Vendetta> have you tried gmail-notify?
[05:58] <blakkheim> morph_: dpkg --get-selections | grep gmail
[05:59] <danx> IdleOne: use apt-cache search
[05:59] <IdleOne> danx: I have
[05:59] <IdleOne> :)
[05:59] <morph_> morph@morph-ubuntu:~$ dpkg --get-selections | grep gmail
[05:59] <morph_> gmail-notify					install
[05:59] <morph_> morph@morph-ubuntu:~$
[05:59] <morph_> sorry blakkheim im new to linux
[05:59] <IdleOne> oh, look blakkheim was right
[05:59] <blakkheim> morph_: ok, so it is "gmail-notify"
[05:59] <AMAG> Hi, I'm having a rough time with my PCs today.  I had to sacrifice my desktop machine, which was setup for my 30" monitor, so I could have a functioning power supply for my server and database.
[05:59] <blakkheim> morph_: now run: dpkg -S gmail-notify | grep bin
[06:00] <Vendetta> officially tomorrow
[06:00] <morph_> whats that do?
[06:00] <becker_11> AMAG: that sux
[06:00] <domo> should /etc/hostname be www.foo.com or www ?
[06:00] <blakkheim> morph_: searches the files in the package for the binary name (what you will put in your startup item)
[06:00] <Vendetta> actually, now its officially today
[06:00] <AMAG> It's been about 3 years since I setup the desktop and I can't remember the steps I went through to get the 30" screen working.  My question is basically, will it be easier to repeat those steps again on my old 6.10 installation, or should I go ahead and upgrade to the latest ubuntu?
[06:01] <morph_> morph@morph-ubuntu:~$ dpkg -S gmail-notify | grep bin
[06:01] <morph_> gmail-notify: /usr/bin/gmail-notify
[06:01] <morph_> morph@morph-ubuntu:~$
[06:01] <blakkheim> morph_: i'm 99% sure you just need to use "/usr/bin/gmail-notify"
[06:01] <blakkheim> morph_: yeah
[06:01] <becker_11> AMAG: 6.10 isn't supported any longer AFAIK so upgrading would be your best bet
[06:01] <Andys^> AMAG: if its a recent-ish nvidia card, chances are strong it'll just Work
[06:01] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: upgrading has lots of advantages, aside from likely being easier (provided you have a seperate /home at the least)
[06:01] <AMAG> becker_11:I am pretty glad the server was not fried, because the power supply started smoking, and then sparks started shooting out of it inside of the case.  So if I just lose a few hours and a $100 new PSU I will be happy. :)
[06:01] <blakkheim> morph_: just put "gmail-notify" in the "command" section of the startup item and it should work
[06:01] <morph_> thanks man
[06:01] <morph_> i dont put /usr/bin/gmail-notify ?
[06:02] <becker_11> AMAG:  I hear you on that one
[06:02] <morph_> or will either work
[06:02] <Vendetta> MilitantPotato...I like that one haha
[06:02] <blakkheim> morph_: /usr/bin is in your $PATH so it's not needed in this case
[06:02] <blakkheim> morph_: either will be ok
[06:02] <morph_> k
[06:02] <morph_> um
[06:02] <morph_> can u help me with something else
[06:02] <becker_11> brjann I've copied the output of dmesg | tail to pastebin here http://pastebin.com/9D94YMKL
[06:02] <blakkheim> morph_: what is it?
[06:02] <AMAG> Andys^:I tried, it didn't "just work," when I got the other machine it took me a few hours to figure out how to set it up.  I assume the new 9.10 is probably way easier to do it on than 6.10 though, or maybe that's what you mean, that it'll "just work" on 9.10?
[06:02] <morph_> im on an iMac
[06:02] <blakkheim> morph_: no i can't help with that
[06:02] <morph_> im trying to get my magic mouse to scroll up/down left/right
[06:03] <morph_> in ubuntu
[06:03] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: try a LiveCD
[06:03] <morph_> i have found a cpl scripts
[06:03] <morph_> but i cant see to get them to work
[06:03] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: That'd be a good test to see if it "just works"
[06:03] <AMAG> A good suggestion but I might as well upgrade I think
[06:03] <blakkheim> morph_: i have no experience with apple-specific hardware, sorry
[06:03] <becker_11> AMAG: yeah that's the best way give the livecd a try first
[06:03] <morph_> well
[06:03] <un214> how do I set console font
[06:03] <morph_> can u look at this
[06:03] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: load up a Flash LiveCD, two birds with one stone and all.
[06:03] <AMAG> Oh, I remember my other question; is it likely to "just work" with my 3ware RAID controller?  THAT was really tough to get working originally.
[06:04] <brjann> becker_11, how are you trying to mount it?
[06:04] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: google is your friend :)
[06:04] <AMAG> I think your LiveCD suggestion is my friend
[06:04] <becker_11> brjann: cheats way to be honest through thunar(fm)
[06:04] <morph_> blakkheim, http://github.com/entrope/linux-magicmouse
[06:04] <becker_11> brjann: it was mounting to /media/NARELLE before I fdisked and wiped it
[06:05] <brjann> becker_11, did it only have one partition before too?
[06:05] <infid> in ubuntu netbook remix when i type a long command it doesn't wrap to the next line, it goes back to the start of the same line and starts overwriting, how can i fix this?
[06:05] <becker_11> brjann: for some reason it had 4 and the table was all screwed up
[06:06] <dj_segfault> infid: Try typing "stty sane"
[06:06] <becker_11> brjann: it had a copy of crunchbang on it via unetbootin that I used to install my netbook last time
[06:06] <LavaEagle> Hello, alsa drivers were removed while Iwas trying tochange something and while doing so I messed up.  I now cannot get any sound.  Any chance I can reinstall old drivers somehow?
[06:08] <MilitantPotato> LavaEagle: purge configs in synaptic?
[06:08] <grkblood13> how do i find out what version of mplayer i have
[06:08] <infid> dj_segfault: didnt fix it
[06:08] <brjann> becker_11, okay, so you deleted all the partitions, created a new one spanning the whole drive of type 'c'?
[06:09] <AMAG> This image will have a "livecd" environment built-in as well as the installer, right?  ubuntu-9.10-desktop-amd64.iso
[06:09] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: Yep.
[06:09] <dj_segfault> infid: What terminal program are you using?  gnome-terminal?
[06:09] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: more then 3gb of ram on your machine?
[06:09] <brjann> becker_11, partition type c is "W95 FAT32 (LBA)"
[06:09] <dsnyders> grkblood13, mplayer -v
[06:09] <becker_11> brjann: not to used to fdisk but I created a new partition of type primary and used suod mkfs.vfat /dev/sdc1
[06:09] <infid> dj_segfault: tilda right now. let me see if it does it in gnome-term
[06:09] <AMAG> The one thing I remember from 3 years ago, booting up in the live environment, customizing X a little, and then realizing that I did not complete the installation.  :D
[06:10] <brjann> becker_11, but did you change the partition type?
[06:10] <AMAG> No, 2G of memory
[06:10] <infid> dj_segfault: does it in gnome-terminal too
[06:10] <becker_11> brjann: don't think so
[06:10] <grkblood13> dsnyders, didnt work
[06:10] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: the "alternate" version doesn't contain a desktop enviroment
[06:10] <LavaEagle> @MilitantPotato: attempting now
[06:10] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: I'd recommend getting the 32 bit.
[06:10] <brjann> becker_11, that might be a problem
[06:10] <dsnyders> grkblood13, It should be one of the first lines
[06:10] <brjann> becker_11, this drive is currently /dev/sdc, right?
[06:11] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: 64bit is a pain if it's not needed (less than 3.2gb of memory)
[06:11] <infid> dj_segfault: and i'm using teh same bashrc i am using on 2 other ubuntu systems. the only difference with this one is it's a netbook
[06:11] <becker_11> brjann: yeah fdisk is showing it as Id 83 type linux
[06:11] <ectropy> how do I store then call bash script variables? example: read NAME echo $NAME //// end of file ///// new file: echo $NAME
[06:11] <dsnyders> grkblood13, try mplayer --version.
[06:11] <AMAG> For flash and such?  I don't really need much fluff.  I only use it for a ton of terminals, emacs, and mozilla with no flash.  And evolution I guess.  This has all been pretty suitable for me for years.
[06:11] <brjann> becker_11, okay, type t<enter> 1<enter> c<enter> and then look at them again
[06:12] <grkblood13> got it
[06:12] <grkblood13> thanks
[06:12] <bullgard> [PulseAudio On] My Ubuntu 9.10 computer reboots with Mic1 on although I shut it down with Mic2 active. How can I make my Ubuntu starting with Mic2 asserted?
[06:12] <infid> ectropy: export them?
[06:12] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: Ah, nevermind.  Yea, mainly for flash, 64bit has other issues, but they tend to be pretty specific
[06:12] <dj_segfault> infid: I'm guessing it's not reporting the actual terminal geometry right due to the screen.  Not sure.  Try maximizing the terminal window and see if it does the same thing.
[06:12] <AMAG> I guess I'll burn both CDs just in case
[06:12] <infid> dj_segfault: they are maximized
[06:12] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: If you have a spare 1gig flash drive that's the fastest route
[06:13] <infid> dj_segfault: and echo $TERM says 'xterm'
[06:13] <becker_11> brjann: fat12 but also got dos compat flag is not set msg
[06:13] <brjann> becker_11, fat12?
[06:13] <dj_segfault> infid: try "export PS1=:"
[06:13] <becker_11> brjann: yeah id 1 system fat12
[06:13] <AMAG> I have a windows xp computer on my desk also, so I use that for word/excel/visio/web browser
[06:14] <AMAG> I tried for years to give up having a windows machine and I just can't live without microsoft office :(
[06:14] <infid> dj_segfault: well that makes it wrap like i want hwoever i dont want my PS1 prompt to just consist of a semi-colon
[06:14] <brjann> becker_11, oh, sorry. type t<enter> c<enter> and check again
[06:14] <brjann> becker_11, i guess since there's only one partition it didn't ask you for the partition number :)
[06:14] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: I run one for video games, dual boot with kubuntu
[06:14] <becker_11> brjann: yeah that's it now it's Id c system W95 FAT32 (LBA)
[06:14] <dsnyders> AMAG, pendrivelinux.org has some great distros that fit on a flash drive.  I know what you mean about office.  I've grown addicted to OneNote
[06:15] <dj_segfault> infid: that's fine, but at least you know it's something in PS1 that's causing the problem.  You can figure out what you want and set it.
[06:15] <becker_11> brjann: I guess I need to do a W now to write it all
[06:15] <brjann> becker_11, great. now w<enter> to write the table to the disk, and q<enter> to quit
[06:15] <brjann> becker_11, you got it
[06:15] <AMAG> although if I had to choose a computer to do without for a day, or a week, I would do without the windows one
[06:16] <infid> dj_segfault: true. well i am setting PS1 in a special way but it works fine on my other 2 ubuntu machines that have larger screens. not sure why though
[06:16] <AMAG> I have flash drives but I might as well make the CDs; I am not really confident my mainboard is aware of bootable USB media
[06:16] <meway> err I am installing server addition and I received an error something about could not install apt 0_0 this is going to bad after the installation is done right? >_< :(
[06:16] <brjann> becker_11, once you're back at the prompt (assuming no errors from fdisk) go ahead and    mkfs.vfat /dev/sdc1   again
[06:16] <dsnyders> AMAG, my next step is to get a machine that I can run virtual machines on, and put windows on that. Linux host, windows guest.
[06:17] <meway> eeeew windows
[06:17] <MilitantPotato> brjann: is he stuck in a terminal?
[06:17] <meway> jk I am on windows
[06:17] <brjann> MilitantPotato, I have no idea, I think I picked up where someone else left off :)
[06:17] <dj_segfault> infid: OK good luck with that.  Gotta sign off now.
[06:17] <infid> dj_segfault: ok thanks for getting me this far
[06:18] <meway> swait
[06:18] <MilitantPotato> brjann: why not have him use gparted?
[06:18] <meway> does sun virtualbox support that?
[06:18] <dsnyders> MilitantPotato, it's easier to talk someone through a partition and reformat on the command line than to use gui tools.
[06:18] <MilitantPotato> dsnyders: true, fair point
[06:18] <brjann> MilitantPotato, mainly because he's having problems, and this way I know exactly what's going on
[06:19] <Viking667> bah.
[06:19] <MilitantPotato> brjann: gotcha, was just curious
[06:19] <brjann> MilitantPotato, no problem. sometimes I forget the GUI utilities exist, to be honest ;)
[06:19] <AMAG> oh, awesome, I forgot to connect the power to the CD drive when I had the computer apart.  So not a good day.
[06:19] <morph_> anyone here on a mac?
[06:19] <morph_> running Ubuntu
[06:19]  * meway CD haveing errors 0_0 new copy...
[06:20] <morph_> i cant get my damn magic mouse working
[06:20] <meway> well install the magic drivers
[06:20] <blakkheim> lol
[06:20] <morph_> where
[06:20] <brjann> becker_11, how's it going?
[06:20] <meway> oh its a real magic mouse?
[06:20] <morph_> yea
[06:20] <becker_11> brjann: it was a long and difficult road but unetbooting is finally installing the iso for mne
[06:20] <becker_11> me
[06:20] <MilitantPotato> morph_: sudo abracadabra? :)
[06:21] <meway> not sure :/ googles it :p
[06:21] <leopard> Does anyone else always mispronounce Linux like Ly-nucks?
[06:21] <faileas> AMAG: that's why you should always check with the cover off ;p
[06:21] <brjann> becker_11, yay, so the filesystem mounts now?
[06:21] <dsnyders> MilitantPotato, nice one!
[06:21] <meway> len-ucks
[06:21] <becker_11> brjann: yeah it mounts and it works correctly ... bloody computers lol
[06:21] <grkblood13> chick looks like uno
[06:21] <brjann> becker_11, hehe. glad to hear it :)
[06:21] <becker_11> brjann: many thanks
[06:22] <leopard> aptitude moo
[06:22] <morph_> no
[06:22] <morph_> i really wanna figure this out
[06:22] <AMAG> My computer store repair boy days are too far behind me to remember steps like that :(
[06:22] <morph_> i ant scroll
[06:22] <meway> moph_ thats the brand name right ? or is it like a game mouse from some weird order?
[06:23] <becker_11> brb
[06:23] <meway> morph_: thats the brand name right ? or is it like a game mouse from some weird order?
[06:23] <AMAG> magic mouse is the new Apple product
[06:23] <meway> aaahhh
[06:23] <meway> I am stuck on 74% 0_)
[06:23] <meway> aaaaahk
[06:24] <ectropy> how do I store then call bash script variables? example: read NAME echo $NAME //// end of file ///// new file: echo $NAME
[06:24]  * meway goes and installes from a flash drive
[06:24] <meway> screw CD's :(
[06:24] <blakkheim> ectropy: /j #bash - might have more help there
[06:25] <AMAG> Could I have a link to the procedure for making a flash drive bootable with the installer image?
[06:25] <Guest96272> Do I need to download and install a FW or AV ?
[06:25] <leopard> has anyone else noticed Windows 7 looks EXACTLY like KDE?
[06:25] <Guest96272> im just basic client user
[06:25] <MilitantPotato> meway: I've found burning at 4x results in less duds
[06:26] <MilitantPotato> leopard: imitation is the best form of laziness
[06:26] <meway> MilitantPotato: this is my first time its gave me a bad copy
[06:26] <brjann> Guest96272, you don't strictly *need* to, especially if you're behind a hardware firewall like a wifi access point or cable router.
[06:26] <zubin71> hi is "ubottu" opensource?
[06:27] <leopard> zubin71: yes
[06:27] <Guest96272> ty brjann :)
[06:27] <brjann> Guest96272, but! If it makes you feel safer, there are a few AV clients in the Ubuntu Software Manager in the Applications menu
[06:27] <meway> MilitantPotato: ah well.. is there a program besides the one that ubuntu comes with thats opensource/free that will allow me to put it on a flash drive from windows?
[06:27] <zubin71> leopard: cool... could you point me to its source?
[06:28] <Guest96272> nice ty
[06:28] <brjann> Guest96272, the one that's just called "Virus Scanner" is clamav, and would probably do just fine.
[06:29] <MilitantPotato> meway: no idea, I've always used the one that came with it.
[06:29] <earlyy> hey guys im new to ubuntu and have little experience with linux platforms
[06:29] <earlyy> anyone mind pointing me in the right direction with what i can actually do with ubuntu
[06:29] <leopard> zubin71: archive.ubuntu.com  is the place you're looking for, I think
[06:29] <earlyy> i mean im going to set up a webserver and ftp and all that eventually but thats all i an really think of
[06:29] <brjann> Guest96272, if you search for firewall in the Ubuntu Software Center, the "Firewall Configuration" package will allow you to configure a firewall to your liking.
[06:29] <morph_> meway, its apples new mouse
[06:29] <morph_> replaces the mighty mouse
[06:29] <morph_> its awesome
[06:29] <meway> MilitantPotato: lmao me too. a well I will try a new disk
[06:30] <xorwhy> ath9k behaves poorly because compat-wireless needs to be updated to the latest stable version. is there a deb for that?
[06:30] <zubin71> earlyy: well, what are you interested in doing?
[06:30] <MilitantPotato> meway: there's a free ISO mounting program for windows
[06:30] <blakkheim> xorwhy: use madwifi :)
[06:30] <xorwhy> lol, blacklisted, for a good reason
[06:30] <MilitantPotato> meway: that'd let you run the USB creator from the file you downloaded.
[06:30] <brjann> Guest96272, does that help? :)
[06:30] <zubin71> leopard: ok; will check it out if its got the source ; i`d like to try and write a bot too ;)
[06:30] <zubin71> leopard: just for fun.... :)
[06:30] <meway> MilitantPotato: I have ISO buster and I have Daemon Tools
[06:30] <xorwhy> I did try it despite the warning, it did as the comments said, (irrecoverable error)
[06:31] <xorwhy> this is of course, after having done a level0
[06:31] <meway> MilitantPotato: 0_0 thats way to complicfated XD
[06:31] <MilitantPotato> meway: check the hash of your ISO, a corrupt download is always a possibility
[06:31] <earlyy> zubin71 i'm not to sure?
[06:31] <earlyy> i want to get a feel for this other then windows and a bit of linux exprience
[06:31] <meway> MilitantPotato: its correct I already did this lol
[06:31] <earlyy> i guess the best way would be to set up apache and stuff?
[06:32] <meway> MilitantPotato: thats ok the first try was that I downloaded the default instead of paying attention that it was default 64x
[06:32] <meway> MilitantPotato: I am working with an old 32x
[06:32] <zubin71> earlyy: well if you are interested in trying to set up a server then you could do that of course. ubuntus a fully fledged OS; you could do lots of things
[06:33] <meway> MilitantPotato: maxed out thunder 2500 tyan
[06:33] <blakkheim> earlyy: if you want to learn more about linux, maybe you should try a distro that's not as newb-friendly as *buntu
[06:33] <dooglus> !pub
[06:33] <leopard> Like Arch Linux
[06:33] <leopard> That taught me alot
[06:33] <blakkheim> ...no
[06:33] <MilitantPotato> earlyy: gentoo :)
[06:33] <blakkheim> yes
[06:34] <dooglus> hi people.  what's the recommended replacement for microsoft's office 'publisher' program?  I have some .pub files I need to pen
[06:34] <Dr_Willis> or just go read the docs for the other disrtos...  - but use ubuntu
[06:34] <dooglus> open*
[06:34] <leopard> Only difference between Arch and many others is the BSD style init
[06:34] <meway> MilitantPotato: This will be my first server addition ubuntu so I hope I can work with it :/
[06:34] <jazz> am thinking on buying this keyboard, anyone use it or know its karmic/lucid compatibility  http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard/devices/4740&cl=us,en
[06:34] <meway> MilitantPotato: Does it work like the tirminal in desktop version?
[06:34] <leopard> Otherwise, if you're looking for more exposure under the hood, Arch :)
[06:35] <zubin71> earlyy: almost any search with the keywords "howto" and "ubuntu" gets you ubuntu community documentation; its pretty good if you get stuck smwhere.
[06:35] <leopard> Persoanlly, I like the BSD style init over the System V
[06:35] <blakkheim> leopard: arch is still pretty hand-holding, i would recommend gentoo for learning
[06:35] <MilitantPotato> meway: No idea, haven't messed with it, I'm guessing it's just ubuntu sans a desktop environment bundled with the common server apps.
[06:36] <earlyy> ok
[06:36] <meway> MilitantPotato: server have desktop environment? 0_0
[06:36] <earlyy> well whats a good idea?
[06:36] <Guest96272> how can I make a shortcut to a program that I sudo apt-get install? I cant seem to find the default installation directory
[06:36] <earlyy> i mean something i can do with ubuntu
[06:36] <blakkheim> Guest96272: what program
[06:36] <Guest96272> just wireshark
[06:36] <meway> MilitantPotato: zomg !! download time 1 DAY
[06:36] <blakkheim> Guest96272: /usr/bin/wireshark
[06:36] <AMAG> What is the process for making a bootable flash drive with the ubuntu installer image?  Just dd it to the flash disk?
[06:36] <Guest96272> i can run from terminal but cant find it in nautilus
[06:37] <leopard> Well; like Linus says it should not be impossible to install it. Gentoo takes forever to install. Of course, I'm sure the more you install Gentoo, the easier it gets
[06:37] <Guest96272> ty
[06:37] <dooglus> hi people.  what's the recommended replacement for microsoft's office 'publisher' program?  I have some .pub files I need to open
[06:37] <petsounds> jazz, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=953949
[06:37] <MilitantPotato> meway: get the .torrent
[06:37] <leopard> I just think Gentoo sometimes obfuscates things a bit
[06:38] <GeekSquid> Jazz: I really don't think you will have any trouble with that keyboard ... Logitech devices 99 times out of 100 Just Work
[06:38] <meway> MilitantPotato: na I just messed with some dload speeds now its like 13m
[06:38] <jorik_> AMAG: sudo apt-get usb-creator
[06:38] <leopard> I like Arch's transparency
[06:39] <jazz> Petsounds ty
[06:39] <leopard> thats all
[06:39] <petsounds> jazz, yw
[06:39] <ultraparadigm> Please help, I FURAR'd my Xwindows
[06:39] <meway> MilitantPotato: must be there server because it just went up to 15m ...
[06:39] <leopard> petsounds: Beach Boys?
[06:40] <morph_> ok
[06:40] <morph_> im back on osx now
[06:40] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: sudo apt-get install usb-creator-gtk
[06:40] <morph_> i wonder if i can install WIne and install the windows magic mouse exe for ubuntu
[06:40] <petsounds> leopard, yes my favorite album ;)
[06:40] <ultraparadigm> When Ubuntu logs in now I only get my background and nothing loads, and there are no titlebars or manipulators on windows, so I can't move ore resize them.  My dock doesn't start and my ubuntu main bar doesn't load
[06:40] <abhi_nav> rafter you there?
[06:40] <leopard> :)
[06:41] <jazz> GeekSquid,  i was worried about buying things from stores theyre almost are the lowend of what magazines advertise (bestbuy) and i'd rather not wait 6-8 weeks for delivery
[06:41] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: not sure if it's available on 8.10 though.
[06:41] <grafite> is there a way to listen to a ping?
[06:41] <abhi_nav> rifter you there?
[06:41] <morph_> alankila: what do u think
[06:41] <faileas> hmm.
[06:41] <AMAG> I currently have 6.10 installed so it does not have that package available
[06:42] <faileas> anyone familiar with upstart? I'm don't quite understand the documentation, and there's a few things i want to check from someone who is actually familiar with it regarding a script i want started at startuo
[06:42] <aegeaner> Hello, C!
[06:42] <GeekSquid> jazz: I often order from ebay and make sure they have a good seller rating, and I usually get the best price, or close to it ... I also try to buy from sellers near me .... just a thought
[06:42] <abhi_nav> psycho_oreos: you there?
[06:42] <ardchoille> !away > arleslie|away
[06:42] <ultraparadigm> Ok I killed Xwinwrap and now I can see my desktop, but there are no window borders
[06:42] <psycho_oreos> abhi_nav, ?
[06:42] <alankila> morph_: no chance.
[06:43] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/usb-creator
[06:43] <morph_> UGH
[06:43] <morph_> what am i gonna do
[06:43] <morph_> do u think ubuntu will fix it soon?
[06:43] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: not sure how the dependencies will go though.
[06:43] <becker_11> currently running the install (ubuntu minimal text mode) it wants character set supported by the console font I'm running an eee pc in english so what should I select??
[06:43] <grafite> kkk
[06:43] <leopard> The Ubuntu Team is always listening. Might contact them and ask.
[06:43] <alankila> morph_: maybe for 10.04. Don't know.
[06:43] <abhi_nav> psycho_oreos: just have a look at this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/384899/ yesterday you all are tellim me to exucute sudo cammnd from any account. so just tell me whats wrong with me?
[06:43] <leopard> They are pretty nice.
[06:43] <morph_> when will that be
[06:43] <morph_> i forget
[06:43] <AMAG> Probably not well :)
[06:44] <alankila> it would be on the 4th month of 2010.
[06:44] <morph_> i forgot what 9.10 came out
[06:44] <abhi_nav> psycho_oreos: I am not blemming anyone.I am just informing about what is there in my pc.
[06:44] <morph_> late 4th month
[06:44] <morph_> or early
[06:44] <jazz> GeekSquid,  a great thought!. im inpaitient at times. i was looking for the saitek keyboard saw this instead. thanks guys
[06:44] <MilitantPotato> abhi_nav: the user needs to be in the sudoers group
[06:44] <becker_11> it's suggesting Latin1 & latin5 should I just accept that
[06:44] <alankila> morph_: well, they have generally preferred late dates to early ones. There's a whole schedule, supposedly, somewhere.
[06:44] <abhi_nav> MilitantPotato: thats why yesterday i was switching to admin account
[06:44] <GeekSquid> jazz: np
[06:44] <faileas> becker_11: yeah, defaults should work
[06:45] <becker_11> cool faileas thanks
[06:45] <morph_> alankila: can we make suggestions/requests somewher
[06:45] <leopard> Is there any specific reason to edit the sudoers file with visudo? I always used gedit or nano and it worked just fine...
[06:45] <abhi_nav> MilitantPotato: psycho_oreos: take it lightly
[06:45] <Guest96272> wireshark
[06:45] <alankila> morph_: launchpad, but I read there's already bug open about it
[06:45] <morph_> link me?
[06:45] <ultraparadigm> I think my Compiz is broken
[06:46] <alankila> morph_: 07:48 < al_> ardchoille: actually the 1,2,3,4,5,6 is in the dow colum? so they
[06:46] <alankila> bah
[06:46] <alankila> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/512773
[06:46] <psycho_oreos> abhi_nav, what? huh?
[06:46] <MilitantPotato> AMAG: You could try mounting the ISO, and see if the USB creator will run.
[06:47] <GeekSquid> leopard: nano is fine ... use sudo nano to edit the file or gksudo gedit ... see !gksudo for why
[06:47] <morph_> alankila: what am i supposed to do there
[06:47] <abhi_nav> psycho_oreos: thats why yesterday i was switching to admin account
[06:47] <GeekSquid> !gksudo |leopard
[06:47] <alankila> morph_: nothing
[06:48] <ultraparadigm> compizsdaf
[06:48] <psycho_oreos> abhi_nav, you were using admin account on the Xorg interface? I mean there wasn't any need to in the first place
[06:48] <ultraparadigm> asdfasdf
[06:48] <ultraparadigm> sdf
[06:48] <ultraparadigm> asd
[06:48] <ultraparadigm> sorry
[06:48] <ultraparadigm> I just found out that my xterm doesn't take screen focus
[06:48] <ultraparadigm> my x is all fubared :-(
[06:48] <abhi_nav> psycho_oreos: xorg interface menas? I am using from terminal
[06:48] <brjann> leopard, check man visudo. the first paragraph explains the reasoning.
[06:49] <scottsee> Aloha everyone
[06:49] <abhi_nav> !flood | ultraparadigm
[06:49] <psycho_oreos> abhi_nav, so what are you implying? still having issues with wireless?
[06:49] <leopard> ubottu: interesting...I never really though about that
[06:49] <Cozi> Hi, is there anyway to get a column view for ubuntu file browser?
[06:49] <GeekSquid> ultraparadigm: if you remove compiz ... then run ccsm to remove the problem (the last thing you did that broke it) you can reinstall compiz and be back where you where
[06:49] <scottsee> exit
[06:49] <ultraparadigm> Sorry I didn't realize that was going into this window
[06:49] <abhi_nav> psycho_oreos: yes still with wireless and eth. but now i wll solve it later on by accessing docs. if faild then come here
[06:50] <vince> Good Evening folks,  I was hoping someone could give me a hand with a Pulseaudio issue i'm having.  It works alright but I have a few programs (emulators mostly) that experiance about a second or two lag time between what I see on the screen and what I hear.  (The Audio and Video isn't synced) is there any help for that or a way to bypass pulse audio for these apps?
[06:50] <leopard> brjann: I like where it says "sanity checks" lol. Thanks for the info/link/man page.
[06:50] <ultraparadigm> Thanks GeekSquid.  I am trying to see if I can run compiz, or get it to start
[06:50] <brjann> leopard, no problem :)
[06:51] <greezmunkey> Yikes! I was playing with gDesklets, now I have one "stuck" to my mouse cursor. It launched a password box, AND the app, now I can't type the pword, or drop the thing on the desktop! Can I break out, or do I have to kill?
[06:51] <abhi_nav> psycho_oreos: thnx for you and all others for helping me.
[06:51] <Guest96272> Is packet socket support automatically enabled in this distro?
[06:51] <GeekSquid> vince: define emulators .. .. audio is often slow getting to the front end when emulating something
[06:51] <psycho_oreos> abhi_nav, hm ok
[06:51] <vince> GeekSquid : At the moment my problem is with Gens/GS
[06:52] <vince> Though SNES9X and a few other programs have experianced this behavior as well
[06:52] <Dr_Willis> Guest96272:  'packet support' meaning?
[06:52] <Guest96272> On Linux, you need to have "packet socket" support enabled in your kernel; see the "Packet socket" item in the Linux "Configure.help" file. Your distribution might enable this by default in the kernel.
[06:52] <alana09> alana
[06:52] <vince> It worked fine under ALSA in older versions of Ubuntu so as best I can guess the issue is with pulseaudio
[06:52] <Dr_Willis> Guest96272:  that term means very little to me. what doc/guide is even saying that?
[06:52] <nathbfreak> how can i take an empty partition and use it for save space
[06:52] <Guest96272> wireshark
[06:53] <Cozi> nautilus is the ubuntu file browser correct?
[06:53] <Dr_Willis> Guest96272:  fire up wireshark and see if it does I guess.
[06:53] <greezmunkey> lo
[06:53] <SnowmanX11> Hmmm, az gyanus, ha már a provokáció sem hat.... yes
[06:53] <Guest96272> It doesnt
[06:53] <Dr_Willis> Cozi:  the default one for GNOME - yes.
[06:53] <ultraparadigm> Apparently my Avant window manager is broken too
[06:53] <jazz> i never thought about usb and its power consumption how much should i consider such thing especially on illuminatee  keyboards?
[06:53] <Cozi> Yes ok, so how do I get nautilus to have a column view, much like the dolphin has?
[06:53] <Guest96272> On Linux, you need to have "packet socket" support enabled in your kernel; see the "Packet socket" item in the Linux "Configure.help" file. Your distribution might enable this by default in the kernel.
[06:53] <Guest96272> sorry mt
[06:53] <GeekSquid> vince: removing pulseaudio will cause it to fall back to ALSA .. which often is a reasonable fix for people
[06:54] <abhi_nav> On what priority basis should I choose linux distro? Because when I read about each distro I found each distro interesting and useful.
[06:54] <Guest96272> dumpcap: There are no interfaces on which a capture can be done
[06:54] <Guest96272> sound like a driver prob?
[06:54] <SnowmanX11> Which is the best mediacenter app to UBUNUTU?
[06:55] <greezmunkey> Guest96272, did you run Wireshark as root, e.g. sudo wireshark ??
[06:55] <mgmuscari> hey... i'm trying to compile libjpeg-8 on amd64, but i need to also compile the 32 bit version... anybody know how i can force the architecture?
[06:55] <leopard> abhi_nav: Well whats you priorities?
[06:55] <vince> GeekSquid: Ok, The problem I have with that is that Pulseaudio mostly works under this system right now.  I had pulseaudio under 9.04 as well however it was much buggier.  When i tired to remove it I remember it basicly removed a ton of stuff that made the cure worse than the disease.  I would like to keep pulseaudio in place and just bypass it for these particular apps if possible
[06:56] <mgmuscari> vince: what's your PA problem?
[06:56] <GeekSquid> Guest96272: wireshark needs permissions to access the eth0 or wlan0 ... I have never been able to run wireshark as anything but sudo (I know it isn't reccommended) yet somehow it works
[06:56] <leopard> abhi_nav: Are you a Desktop End-User, server administrator, or plain super user? Maybe a purist or a Windows convert?
[06:56] <Cozi> Yes ok, so how do I get nautilus to have a column view, much like dolphin on kde has?
[06:56] <abhi_nav> leopard: I am totaly confused. I dont know how to select which distro?
[06:56] <vince> Is there anyway I can just have these particular Apps go to Alsa Directly?
[06:56] <ultraparadigm> What is the shortcut to run a command?
[06:56] <ultraparadigm> isn't it alt-f2?
[06:56] <mgmuscari> ultraparadigm: yes
[06:56] <nathbfreak> How can I take an empty partition and use it for save space for my Ubuntu Partition?
[06:56] <vince> mgmuscari : Short version is certian apps have Audio/Video sync issues with it.  Mostly emulators.
[06:56] <abhi_nav> leopard: I am comp engg student(i.e. lots of programming and comp industry related work e.g. security etc) and I am desktop-end user
[06:57] <ultraparadigm> darn, ok so that just one more thing that doesn work :-(
[06:57] <psycho_oreos> or you can add an applet to start a command
[06:57] <Cozi> abhi_nav what's your current OS
[06:57] <abhi_nav> ultraparadigm: yes alt+f2 then type command and selet run from terminal
[06:57] <greezmunkey> ultraparadigm, Alt+F2
[06:57] <GeekSquid> Cozi: List view vs. Compact view vs. Icon View ... Upper right hand corner
[06:57] <abhi_nav> Cozi: Ubuntu 9.04
[06:57] <leopard> abhi_nav: Do you have a GUI preference?
[06:57] <vince> Of course If I could tweek the app or Pulseaudio to remove the lag, that would be ideal
[06:57] <ultraparadigm> yeah, my shortcut keys aren't responding either
[06:57] <mgmuscari> vince: yeah, i could see that happening... the problem is i think that alsa is not controlling the audio device, pulseaudio is
[06:58] <abhi_nav> leopard: I like gnome (I dont like kde)
[06:58] <mgmuscari> vince: i don't think you're going to be able to change that, but you can try using some of the different plugins for PA
[06:58] <mgmuscari> vince: i usually have good luck with the PA alsa plugin
[06:58] <morph_> anyone here on a ma?
[06:58] <pedrocr> is mono currently broken in lucid?
[06:58] <ultraparadigm> sigh, and I can't change screen focus
[06:58] <GeekSquid> !lucid | pedrocr
[06:59] <ultraparadigm> guess I can't only have one window at  a time
[06:59] <vince> mgmuscari, Willing to give anything a try.  Like I said if I can make pulseaudio work with these apps then I have no issue with it
[06:59] <pedrocr> GeekSquid, I know lucid isn't stable
[06:59] <pedrocr> GeekSquid, I decided to install it to test it
[06:59] <pedrocr> GeekSquid, and am wondering if mono is known to be broken or if I should submit a bug
[06:59] <Cozi> GeekSquid: There's no column view option though, I thought I could download something like dolphin4's column view
[06:59] <GeekSquid> pedrocr: and this is not the place to discuss Lucid ... /join #ubuntu+1
[06:59] <leopard> abhi_nav: You're in the right place! Most major GNU/Linux distributions have most essentials. Ubuntu comes with all the essential by default, and its programming capbailities are easilt extended through the Ubuntu Software Center.
[06:59] <pedrocr> GeekSquid, ah, thanks
[06:59] <morph_> ANY MAC USERS HERE
[06:59] <vince> GeekSquid : Is there anyway to temporarily shut Pulse down and default back to Alsa without removing it compleatly
[07:00] <vince> A shell script or command?
[07:00] <mgmuscari> vince: i know the feeling... i've often had trouble getting it to play nice with MPD
[07:00] <leopard> abhi_nav: It uses the GNOME by default as well
[07:00] <GeekSquid> Cozi: List View shows columns
[07:00] <abhi_nav> leopard: I want recently thinking about opensuse. linux.com says its best for laptop
[07:00] <Cozi> oh, k
[07:00] <fizk_> Hey guys, I'm trying to    setuid root   my script, but running `whoami` inside the script says it's still the current user
[07:00] <fizk_> is that right?
[07:00] <greezmunkey> Heh, gDesklets - there's a waste of time!
[07:00] <mgmuscari> morph_: 1) your first query had a typo in it and was pretty ambiguous, 2) ask your question, don't ask to ask :)
[07:00] <fizk_> -rwsr-xr-x 1 root root
[07:00] <morph_> what mgmuscari ?
[07:01] <mgmuscari> vince: err... you could try pulseaudio -k i think to kill the PA server
[07:01] <vince> mgmuscari : So were do I start.  I did not know that pulse audio had plugins, Where do I get them, How would I install them and how do they work with the problumatic programs?  Do you know a good guide I can look up?  Checking google myself now but if you already know something i'd apprciate the benfit of your experiance.
[07:01] <vince> No use reinventing the wheel
[07:01] <mgmuscari> morph_: you asked and then asked again in all caps - what issue are you having?
[07:01] <morph_> magic mouse on ubuntu
[07:01] <ultraparadigm> GeekSquid, What is ccsm?
[07:01] <mgmuscari> vince: i know there's an alsa plugin for pulseaudio that alsa-friendly programs can usually make good use of
[07:02] <quickard> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ nvidia-xconfig
[07:02] <quickard> Using X configuration file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf".
[07:02] <quickard> VALIDATION ERROR: Data incomplete in file /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
[07:02] <quickard>                   Undefined Device "(null)" referenced by Screen "Default
[07:02] <quickard>                   Screen".
[07:02] <FloodBot3> quickard: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:02] <greezmunkey> lo
[07:02] <quickard> ERROR: Unable to write to directory '/etc/X11'.
[07:02] <GeekSquid> !ccsm | ultraparadigm
[07:02] <leopard> abhi_nav: openSUSE uses the Linux kernel. It may have some extended proprietary drivers, but still has what you will need. Linux Mint has been said to incluse some proprietary drivers in there distro. Its up to you, though.
[07:02] <ultraparadigm> k thanks
[07:02] <Cozi> GeekSquid, I meant columns like finder on MAC OSX
[07:02] <earlyy> will ubuntu run on a P3 833?
[07:02] <sate> Hello I found this theme here http://nale12.deviantart.com/art/Silent-Night-II-144768753  , but the archize is zip, so how do i make this theme work quickard
[07:02] <mgmuscari> morph_: http://game-sat.com/~brian/Howtos/AppleMightyMouse.htm
[07:03] <abhi_nav> leopard: I am confused between opensuse ubuntu and fedora
[07:03] <mgmuscari> earlyy: it probably depends on how many packages you plan to use
[07:03] <sate> Hello I found this theme here http://nale12.deviantart.com/art/Silent-Night-II-144768753  , but the archize is zip, so how do i make this theme work quickard
[07:04] <mgmuscari> earlyy: i think it's safe to say you won't be using compiz and you might want to use alsa or something instead of pulseaudio with that hardware
[07:04] <earlyy> just want it for a really basic setup and webserver
[07:04] <earlyy> and fileserver at home
[07:04] <morph_> not mighty mouse mgmuscari
[07:04] <mgmuscari> earlyy: that should be fine
[07:04] <sate> Hello I found this theme here http://nale12.deviantart.com/art/Silent-Night-II-144768753  , but the archize is zip, so how do i make this theme work leopard
[07:04] <mgmuscari> morph_: sorry, it's late, i'm having trouble reading
[07:04] <morph_> np
[07:04] <morph_> its magic mouse
[07:04] <e3a15> Hi
[07:04] <morph_> hrm
[07:05] <mgmuscari> magic mouse is the multitouch thing? i'm gonna guess there aren't really any drivers for it
[07:05] <morph_> does wine work for deluge
[07:05] <e3a15> How is 10.4 ubuntu
[07:05] <sate> Hello I found this theme here http://nale12.deviantart.com/art/Silent-Night-II-144768753  , but the archize is zip, so how do i make this theme work mgmuscari
[07:05] <morph_> can i have wine on OSX
[07:05] <morph_> and install deluge
[07:05] <abhi_nav> leopard: I fount ubuntu community the best community and forums
[07:05] <leopard> Well, openSUSE is one I never tried, but I believe they use .rpms, as does Fedora. Ubuntu uses .debs. They all have different package managers and GUI applications. .debs are considered the most widely used.
[07:06] <mgmuscari> sate: extract it somewhere and then see about importing the included files into whatever window decorator you use
[07:06] <Industrial> Where does ubuntu save its grub menu.lst
[07:06] <Industrial> I do not see it in /boot/grub
[07:06] <petsounds> sate, extract it and you'll find .tar.gz file
[07:06] <GeekSquid> Cozi: nautilus does not have that function ... if you like dolphin .. you can install it and it will run within gnome 'sudo apt-get install dolphin'
[07:06] <mgmuscari> morph_: if you're using linux you can probably install wine... i don't see why not...
[07:06] <dylan_of_darknes> oh wow only ~4weeks till 10.4
[07:06] <arand> Industrial: you using grub2?
[07:06] <morph_> im on mac osx right now
[07:06] <morph_> dual booting
[07:06] <mgmuscari> dylan_of_darknes: meh i just got my 9.10 working satisfactorily :/
[07:06] <quickard> can I permanently install ubuntu alongside of windows on the same hard disk?
[07:06] <Myrtti> dylan_of_darknes: more like 7-8
[07:07] <mgmuscari> quickard: yes
[07:07] <Cozi> Thanks GeekS
[07:07] <morph_> 9.10 isnt out yet is it
[07:07] <faileas> quickard: yes. just resize and install.
[07:07] <leopard> abhi_nav: If you searched in Google How to fix X program or X driver in Linux, you will see Ubuntu commands and intention in the majority of the articles.
[07:07] <faileas> morph_: its the current release version, so yes, its out
[07:07] <Industrial> arand: yes
[07:07] <GeekSquid> !karmic | morph_
[07:07] <quickard> without loosing data on my current partitions?
[07:07] <dylan_of_darknes> same i only just got on 9.10 yday
[07:08] <morph_> thought u said 10.04
[07:08] <mgmuscari> quickard: yes, but be careful about resizing NTFS partitions
[07:08] <abhi_nav> leopard: yah thats right! and thats why I am still here :) :) :)
[07:08] <arand> Industrial: then there is no menu.lst
[07:08] <arand> !grub2 > Industrial
[07:08] <GeekSquid> morph_ 04 being april 10 being 2010
[07:08] <leopard> abhi_nav: Most linux distributions that have a decent following and are actively maintained will have a good community.
[07:09] <MilitantPotato> quickard: if you do manual partitioning, yes, but don't resize a partition without backing up the data.
[07:09] <abhi_nav> leopard: hmm yes
[07:09] <quickard> is there a specific tool I should use, or just use ubuntu
[07:09] <Guest96272> whats the terminal command to set dumpcap to run as root?
[07:09] <arand> Industrial: You edit /etc/default/grub which propagates to /boot/grub/grub.cfg which is the new equivalent of menu.lst
[07:09] <MilitantPotato> quickard: do you need to do any resizing?
[07:09] <sate> petsounds:  I found the TZ file , but when I try to move the file to appearence, it won't work
[07:09] <GeekSquid> Guest96272: sudo dumpcap
[07:09] <ultraparadigm> Ok I was able to start compiz and now everything is back to normal, except that compiz isn't starting by itself.  Anyone know what might be causing that?
[07:09] <MilitantPotato> ultraparadigm: I use fusion-icon for that
[07:09] <arand> Industrial: propagation is done when running "grub-update"..
[07:09] <mgmuscari> ultraparadigm: metacity is probably set as your default window manager
[07:10] <earlyy> lol
[07:10] <ultraparadigm> I use Avant
[07:10] <earlyy> this old pc has windows ME on it
[07:10] <earlyy> poor souls
[07:10] <quickard> currently I have ubuntu running in demo mode. the installer keeps asking me to partition the drive to do a full install
[07:10] <mgmuscari> ultraparadigm: if you're referring to AWN, that's a dock program, not your window manager
[07:10] <petsounds> sate, what error did you get?
[07:10] <sate> petsounds:  Could you download that theme, and walk me step by step m8?
[07:11] <MilitantPotato> quickard: unless you have an empty partition set aside, you can't do a true install.  You can try an install via Wubi in windows, though.  That doesn't require re-partitioning.
[07:11] <GeekSquid> ultraparadigm: Preferences>Appearence> Visual Effects Tab .. should be set to something other than none
[07:11] <petsounds> sate, i have that themes installed :)
[07:11] <leopard> abhi_nav: Are  you looking for a simple distro, or one that sees its users as they "know what they are doing"?
[07:11] <mgmuscari> quickard: you need to resize your windows partition to make room for linux on the drive. windows vista and windows 7 can both resize the partitions that they are sitting on, i believe
[07:11] <sate> petsounds:  How did you do it?
[07:11] <abhi_nav> leopard: simple one
[07:11] <ultraparadigm> oh, I thought so to, but when it's not running I can't move or rezise my windows.  And it's called Avant Window Manager.  But it could be the Compiz that was actually controling the window behavior
[07:11] <ultraparadigm> You know that makes more sence
[07:11] <sate> petsounds: Normally it comes as gz file or w.e, and i drag to themes and it installs, but this is a zip file
[07:12] <mgmuscari> it's Avant Window Navigator - i am using it too :)
[07:12] <morph_> if i could get my mouse working on ubuntu
[07:12] <morph_> id use it 99% of the time
[07:12] <petsounds> sate, extract the zip
[07:12] <danx> ultraparadigm: what happens if you run "metacity &"
[07:12] <sate> petsounds:  than what?
[07:12] <booh-> Grrrrrrrr I don't want to automount of my USB drive!!!  How to disable it?  I tried some tricks on google without any success... my usb drive always automount.
[07:12] <mgmuscari> ultraparadigm: add a startup program launcher for compiz --replace
[07:13] <mgmuscari> ultraparadigm: from a terminal you can run the following when you want to start compiz manually: nohup compiz --replace &
[07:13] <ultraparadigm> I don't think I have metacity, but I will tyr
[07:13] <mgmuscari> booh-: i think this is a setting you can change in Nautilus
[07:13] <petsounds> sate, navigate to system?preferences>appearance and install the one with .tar.gz format
[07:13] <danx> morph_: your mouse doesn't work? at all?
[07:13] <leopard> abhi_nav: Ubuntu, Fedora, Mandriva, PCLinuxOS and Linux Mint all focus primarily on ease of use. They will have what you need. PCLinuxOS, if I remember right, packages many proprietary and popular codecs; like mp3s, in their distro
[07:13] <abhi_nav> leopard: yah
[07:14] <mgmuscari> danx: morph_ is using an apple magic mouse... it's a bluetooth mouse with multitouch surface on top
[07:14] <morph_> cant scroll up/down or left/rogjt danx
[07:14] <danx> ultraparadigm: metacity is the default windows manager in Ubuntu, avant is a dock only, compiz is a compositing app
[07:14] <mgmuscari> morph_: i really doubt you're going to get that multitouch working for it unless you write a driver
[07:14] <morph_> i honestly prefer ubutu over osx
[07:14] <morph_> but i want my damn mouse
[07:14] <sate> Ah that did the trick thanks petsounds
[07:14] <morph_> i cant even write html
[07:14] <danx> Lucky morph_, that mouse is awesome
[07:14] <petsounds> sate, have fun :)
[07:14] <morph_> yea it is
[07:15] <GeekSquid> morph_: than run OSX and run ubuntu in parallels
[07:15] <leopard> abhi_nav: To note: in the Ubuntu Software Center; a GUI Add/Remove-style, 'free store', has an extensive section focused on programming.
[07:15] <morph_> no
[07:15] <morph_> more laggy
[07:15] <mgmuscari> morph_: you can virtualize ubuntu inside osx without a lot of slowdown
[07:15] <abhi_nav> leopard: hmm thnx
[07:15] <morph_> i already got it installed
[07:15] <morph_> if i have to
[07:15] <morph_> ill buy a usb mouse
[07:15] <leopard> abhi_nav: No problem. :)
[07:15] <morph_> to use for ubuntu
[07:16] <mgmuscari> morph_: there's a guy who works in computing services in my department who runs XP, OSX, and Linux all virtualized together at once
[07:16] <quickard> if I install ubuntu via Wubi I read somewhere that I would not have network support, is this true?
[07:16] <abhi_nav> leopard: :)
[07:16] <morph_> mgmuscari: whats the program called that starts with a V
[07:16] <mgmuscari> quickard: why should that be?
[07:16] <morph_> not VM ware
[07:16] <greezmunkey> quickard> not true.
[07:16] <mgmuscari> morph_: VirtualBox?
[07:16] <GeekSquid> morph_: after looking around 2.6.34 is the first kernel to support the mouse ...  wait for the next release or next next release ...
[07:16] <netherwolfe> virtualbox?
[07:16] <trudelph> voice
[07:16] <MilitantPotato> quickard: I don't believe that's correct.  The install takes 5 mins, give it a try
[07:16] <quickard> thanks guys
[07:16] <morph_> hard to keep up with GeekSquid
[07:17] <morph_> im not to active
[07:17] <mgmuscari> morph_: you could always try building your own kernel... but if you're not much of a hacker i wouldn't recommend it
[07:17] <leopard> abhi_nav: Oops, i forgot to mention; most distro, including Ubuntu, have a LiveCD you can try out without making any changes to the computer. This may aide you in your decision process.
[07:17] <greezmunkey> mgmuscari, what's the worst that could happen?
[07:18] <h0rnman> good morning,afternoon,evening all
[07:18] <mgmuscari> greezmunkey: he could totally bork his ubuntu installation
[07:18] <abhi_nav> leopard: i have all major linux live cd. but still cannt make decision.
[07:18] <ultraparadigm> mgmuscari, metacity & resulted in: Window manager warning: Screen 0 on display ":0.0" already has a window manager; try using the --replace option to replace the current window manager.
[07:18] <danx> !hi | h0rnman
[07:18] <mgmuscari> ultraparadigm: yes, you always need to specify --replace to kill the currently running window manager
[07:18] <abhi_nav> leopard: I dont want to leave ubuntu community support, but when i read about other distro features I want them also
[07:19] <morph_> see u guys later
[07:19] <GeekSquid> ultraparadigm: use metacity --replace &
[07:19] <leopard> abhi_nav: whats holding you back? which features, exactly?
[07:19] <ultraparadigm> But that means it's not running right?
[07:19] <hipitihop> so is there a reverse to this script ? "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chromium-daily"
[07:19] <ultraparadigm> ok, I'll try that
[07:19] <mgmuscari> ultraparadigm: nohup metacity --replace &
[07:19] <mgmuscari> the nohup will keep the process from dying when your bash session exits
[07:19] <abhi_nav> leopard: ubuntu is simple to use, problem solved quickly and easly this is the main thing i came to ubuntu (ubuntu cd was shipped to my home )
[07:20] <GeekSquid> mgmuscari: ty for the nohup, ... disown works too
[07:20] <ultraparadigm> ok that changed my windows
[07:20] <ultraparadigm> and no more compoziting
[07:20] <h0rnman> this is going to sound like a rookie question, but can anyone tell me how to find the device to pass to umount a MTP device?
[07:20] <danx> h0rman: you can see all mounted devices with "mount"
[07:21] <mgmuscari> ultraparadigm: nohup compiz --replace &
[07:21] <greezmunkey> MTP?
[07:21] <mgmuscari> that will do the same thing
[07:21] <leopard> abhi_nav: So is Ubuntu particularly lacking something that you need?
[07:22] <quickard> ok, I probably sound retarded but, I origonaly downloaded the ubuntu iso, burned it to cd. then ran it from windows. Im pretty sure now that wubi did the original install. when restarting my computer I get a boot prompt asking me what os to load, I choose ubuntu in normal mode and I get an error message asking me to partition the drive. the only way I am able to run ubuntu is in demo mode.
[07:22] <Dr_Willis> i just do 'compiz --replace &' then the 'exit' command
[07:22] <abhi_nav> leopard: No.
[07:22] <ultraparadigm> ok everything is all wierd
[07:22] <earlyy> hey guys anyone know how ill go about running my mac and my other two comps through one screen?
[07:22] <Dr_Willis> quickard:  you sure its not booting FROM the cd?
[07:22] <mgmuscari> Dr_Willis: if you exit your shell after starting a child process, then the child process will die too
[07:23] <Dr_Willis> mgmuscari:  ive found that to not be the case with many programs.
[07:23] <leopard> abhi_nav: Linux is not a forced thing. If you don't like it, you don't have to have it. Say, I tried KDE and hated it, but I didn't want GNOME either...all you have to do is add another desktop environment! All you need to do is tell Linux to pick 'that one' and go for it. This is the beauty of Linux.
[07:23] <Dr_Willis> they may ne spawning or somthing else.. but ive rarely seen that happen
[07:23] <quickard> it very well could be, it was running fine in normal mode when the cd was left in the drive
[07:23] <mgmuscari> Dr_Willis: it depends on whether the program "daemonizes" itself or whatever
[07:23] <skippuff54> earlyy: do you want to do remote desktop
[07:23] <Oasa> i would like to get help about the album art and rhythmbox
[07:23] <skippuff54> earlyy: or maybe you want to run a virtual machine?
[07:23] <Oasa> my album art stays constant.
[07:23] <earlyy> no no
[07:24] <Oasa> it shows only the folder.jpg
[07:24] <Oasa> But the same files in windows media player i get it right
[07:24] <Oasa> any idea?
[07:24] <abhi_nav> leopard: yes but somewhere in disadvantages of linux i read that (on wiki think) lots of distro is major disadvantage
[07:24] <ultraparadigm> ok so that brings my compiz back :-) and then I can close the consol
[07:24] <skippuff54> early: describe more what u wanna do?
[07:24] <leopard> abhi_nav: The fact that there are so many? Or each one has pro/cons?
[07:25] <hipitihop> what files are modified/created when I do "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chromium-daily" ? I want to remove a PPA
[07:25] <abhi_nav> leopard: the fact that there are so many
[07:25] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: /etc/apt/sources.list
[07:26] <leopard> abhi_nav: Only from a competition standpoint. GNU and Linux don't care for competition. So, its not a disadvantage really.
[07:26] <Oasa> Please help me,  i would like to get the correct album art. All the albums are loaded in Windows Media Player. In rythmbox I see only the folder.jpg file as album art for every file.. I am using Ubuntu Hardy.
[07:26] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, that's what I thought but can't see it there, must be odl age ... I added ppa:ubuntu-voip/asterisk-1.6-testing
[07:26] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: or look in /etc/apt/sources.list.d
[07:27] <abhi_nav> leopard: hmm
[07:27] <skippuff54> oasa: have you tried amarok as an alternative to rhythmbox?
[07:27] <danx> Oasa: Rhythmbox looks for "cover.jpg" in the album's directory
[07:27] <earlyy> no virutal machines i have two computers here that i want to set up
[07:27] <earlyy> with a single screen
[07:27] <earlyy> reduce clutter and keyboards and shit
[07:27] <danx> not sure if cover.png works
[07:28] <GeekSquid> earlyy: couple of options ... use a KVM switch ... or remotely login into those boxes with the first computer
[07:28] <Oasa> danx. That means i have to put each album in different folder
[07:28] <hipitihop> GeekSquid, indeed .list.d had it, thanks
[07:28] <GeekSquid> hipitihop: no problem
[07:28] <skippuff54> earlyy: so you want to use one monitor, keyboard etc? and just to be clear you do have GUI on both right?
[07:28] <skippuff54> also are they both running ubuntu? or different OSes
[07:28] <Guest37204> can I connect to here through ssh?
[07:28] <danx> Oasa: yeah, don't you have them that way?
[07:29] <GeekSquid> Guest37204: no, ssh and irc are two hugely different protocalls
[07:29] <Oasa> no danx.
[07:29] <earlyy> sure
[07:30] <earlyy> ones a mac, ones ubuntu, ones xp
[07:30] <Guest37204> this is 74.208.174.239?
[07:30] <danx> Oasa: then I don't know how to do it, maybe naming the .jpg file as the album's title may work; I'll look for documentation, now I'm curious :p
[07:31] <Oasa> Is there anyway by which rhythmbox can recognize the cover art as Windows Media Player looks. Thanks danx. Please be curious.
[07:31] <Oasa> :P
[07:31] <skippuff54> oasa: i highly recommend amarok if you want that goes above and beyond playin music
[07:31] <Guest37204> my port scan shows a port 22 ssh at this ip
[07:31] <greezmunkey> earlyy, I'd do a combo of KVM and remote connections, check this: http://www.belkin.com/IWCatSectionView.process?Section_Id=206977
[07:32] <Teffers> hi all havign soem sligh issues with my ubuntu 9.10
[07:32] <skippuff54> oasa: rhythmbox is solid but amarok has lots more bells and whistles type stuff, and IMHO it manages your collection better anyways
[07:32] <Guest88093> how can i remote login to windows machine from a linux machine
[07:32] <greezmunkey> earlyy, I used one of these KVMs today, they are nice.
[07:32] <Oasa> skippuff54 aramok is the package name ?
[07:32] <Oasa> skippuff54 :  I will give it a try give me.
[07:32] <Guest37204> you guys see it?
[07:32] <Guest88093> how can i remote login to windows machine from a linux machine
[07:32] <JumboJellyfish> Oasa, amarok
[07:33] <skippuff54> earlyy: i dunno what exactly KVM is but it does seem like u would need some kinda hardware interface
[07:33] <leopard> Guest88093: Install openSSH on the Windows machine and SSH into it.
[07:33] <Oasa> is ryhtmbox the default player in 9.10 too ?
[07:33] <greezmunkey> earlyy, on the link, I am referring to the "soho"
[07:33] <leopard> Oasa: Yes.
[07:33] <Guest37204> telnet even lolz
[07:34] <Guest88093> leopard: how can i login through open ports
[07:34] <GeekSquid> Guest37204: only one of many irc servers, and while you may be able to try to connect via ssh to the server, it won't let you in .. because there is an encrypted keyfile for logging into that server. which you don't have ... and besides you wouldn't be logging on to the irc server, just the bash prompt of the server ... It will never work though ... you are not a freenode operator or administrator.. they are the only ones who can login to the freenode
[07:34] <skippuff54> oasa: rhythmbox is default for the GNOME desktop in ubuntu, amarok is a KDE app but it still works awesome in GNOME
[07:35] <Oasa> okay skippuff54.
[07:35] <Teffers> i seem to suddenly hti a wall while tryign to connect to wifi accses point and when i try to now connect with my mobile brioadband dongle that connects but then has issues with i cann only connect vir ip adress which seems to make me think dhcp issues but i uninstaqll and did a fressh install and still seem to be gettign the same issues could dns issues cause dhcp to time out and deauth from my router and obviously dns issues are 
[07:35] <Guest88093> Oasa: try Songbird
[07:35] <Teffers> it is also doign this on a fresh install
[07:35] <Guest37204> ok
[07:35] <Guest37204> ty
[07:35] <leopard> Guest88093: If the telnet into the open port; I believe there is a specific default one but I usually SSH into my machines.
[07:35] <skippuff54> oasa: i'm not trying to sell you on amarok, but it sounds like you want something a little more feature rich....you can get it from synaptic and run it, run rhythmbox and just see what fits your needs better
[07:35] <dooglus> hi people.  what's the recommended replacement for microsoft's office 'publisher' program?  I have some .pub files I need to open
[07:36] <Oasa> i have started installing skippuff54
[07:36] <danx> Oasa: do you have ~/.gnome2/rhythmbox/covers directory?
[07:36] <Oasa> hope its stable in gnome
[07:36] <skippuff54> oasa: word, tell us what you think
[07:36] <Oasa> let me check danx
[07:36] <h0rnman> greezmunkey, sorry, had a minor emergency...MTP is media transfer protocol.  It is used by MP3 players and some digital cameras
[07:36] <ranjan> leopard: but i dont think we can do much controls like a linux box in windows
[07:36] <skippuff54> yeah it is by 9.10
[07:36] <Oasa> i use hardy
[07:36] <hipitihop> Oasa, last time I checked there wasn't one but that was a while back to I would be interested to see if someone has an answer
[07:36] <Oasa> waiting for lynx
[07:36] <skippuff54> as long as you have plenty of RAM
[07:37] <greezmunkey> h0rnman, no worries, I looked it up :)
[07:37] <Oasa> yes danx i have that directory
[07:37] <Oasa> i have only 1 gb
[07:37] <Teffers> can anyone help me wiht my issue
[07:37] <Oasa> danx i have that folder but there is nothing in it
[07:38] <skippuff54> earlyy: you think you"ll spring for the KVM or you still want a software-only aka free solution
[07:38] <leopard> Guest88093: What do you mean? When you remote login to the machine; that is precisely what you are doing. If you coming from a Linux Box, and you connect to a Windows host, your going to get a CMD prompt.
[07:38] <leopard> That was @ ranjan, sorry
[07:38] <h0rnman> so, that being said, does anyone know how you could find the name to pass to umount of a MTP device that does not show up in mtab?
[07:38] <ranjan> leopard: i mean that we cant control as windows box by command as flexibly as a linux box
[07:39] <danx> Oasa: for what I've read, ther is a plug in that gets you the album art, it works with files in that directory and an XML in ~/gnome2/rhythmbox (rhythmdb.xml)
[07:39] <greezmunkey> h0rnman, there is a bunch of info on Ubuntu and MTP, there for the googlin'
[07:39] <leopard> ranjan: That is true. Its still possible though.
[07:39] <leopard> abhi_nav: Have you progressed in your decision?
[07:40] <ranjan> leopard: can i display messages boxes in the windows box through command line like we have zenity in linux
[07:40] <abhi_nav> leopard: not actually. for the time being happy with ubuntu
[07:40] <earlyy> skippuff54 sure shoot...ive worked with virtual machines a small bit before...its just most of my hardware it oudated and single core processors so i want this switch to link everything up
[07:40] <earlyy> mainly my PC and MAC
[07:40] <m_anish> Hi, is there a python application in ubuntu for plotting real-time star-charts?
[07:40] <Oasa> danx where do i get that plugin ?
[07:40] <h0rnman> greezmunkey, yeah, but all of it seems to deal with Mounting, not unmounting  :)
[07:41] <danx> Oasa: you probably have it already
[07:41] <ranjan> leopard: ok i found out the windows version of zenity...thanks
[07:41] <leopard> ranjan: no problem
[07:41] <greezmunkey> g'night
[07:41] <Oasa> yeah coverart plugin
[07:41] <Oasa> but i have enabled it
[07:42] <wrapster> which is the toolkit that will list various processor info ?
[07:42] <danx> Oasa: if you don't have it -> (the last one) http://live.gnome.org/RhythmboxPlugins/ThirdParty
[07:42] <skippuff54> earlyy: just curious what you are leanin towards
[07:42] <Leela> hi there. does anyone know a helpchannel for Linux Mint?
[07:42] <skippuff54> earlyy: you might wanna check youtube actually for videos of virtual machine applications, maybe you will get some ideas
[07:42] <skippuff54> if you can see them in motion
[07:43] <Oasa> danx. I have enabled that plugin already.
[07:43] <danx> Oasa: it's a different one, this one is "album art search"
[07:43] <Oasa> skippuff54 : amarok is done. let me see if it shows. Its building database
[07:44] <skippuff54> earlyy: again just curious, what do you need each OS for?
[07:44] <Oasa> danx. okay
[07:44] <skippuff54> oasa: cool, let us know what you think. for album art, you may need to organize the collection first, and then right-click and ask it fetch the artwork
[07:44] <Dr_Willis> Leela:  the mint homepage tells where their channel is.
[07:45] <Oasa> danx : The plugin looks cool
[07:45] <Oasa> danx : let me see if it works
[07:45] <Leela> ok thanks Dr_Willis
[07:45] <nomad77> Leela: http://www.linuxmint.com/contactus.php
[07:45] <danx> Leela: #linuxmint.com
[07:45] <Teffers> anyone here good with dhcp/dns issue with wifi and mobile broadband
[07:46] <Leela> thanks  nomad77 and danx
[07:46] <Oasa> skippuff54 : this looks complicated :S
[07:46] <skippuff54> teffers: what u got
[07:46] <Oasa> danx : how do i install the plugin ?
[07:46] <skippuff54> oasa: what looks complicated about it? maybe we can give you a couple of tips...cause once you get up and running i think you will be pleased
[07:46] <Teffers> well since im usign a reall hordi webclient on free node may i pm u skippuff54  cos of my bad eye site its difficult to read chat on main chat screen and ill explain
[07:46] <Leela> #linuxmint.com
[07:46] <Leela> oops
[07:47] <skippuff54> sure thing
[07:47] <Leela> #join linuxmint.com
[07:47] <danx> Oasa: read the Install / readme file (extract the .tar.gz)
[07:47] <Leela> no
[07:47] <skippuff54> teffers go for it
[07:47] <danx> Leela: /join #linuxmint.com
[07:47] <Leela> lol nice joke... *sigh*
[07:47] <Oasa> danx : there is no readme file.
[07:48] <Oasa> danx. I did extract it
[07:48] <nomad77> Leela: the link i posted,go to bottom of page says the irc network; its not here on freenode
[07:48] <Oasa> danx : There is 1 py thon script
[07:48] <danx> Leela: that's what linuxmint website said... sorry it's empty :(
[07:48] <Leela> nomad77, just doing that
[07:48] <Leela> *sigh* thanks anyway
[07:49] <m_anish> Hi, is there a python application in ubuntu for plotting real-time star-charts?
[07:49] <danx> Oasa: you problably just need to copy it all to rhythmbox plugins folder then
[07:49] <Leela> different server
[07:50] <nomad77> Leela: xchat does multiple servers,konversation etc..
[07:50] <Leela> i know nomad77  :)
[07:50] <ttyX> what package does ubuntu use to read the deb packages using archiver?
[07:51] <Oasa> skippuff54 : is there a way by which aramok looks like Rhythmbox I mean the Collection to appear the entire screen ??
[07:52] <skippuff54> oasa: yeah a couple of things - you should be able to close the playlist window so that the collection window there on the left opens across the screen
[07:53] <skippuff54> oasa: another suggestion would be to organize your collection so that amarok understands artist/album info a little better, then it cleans up that collection window on the left nicely
[07:53] <listedaswanted> Hi guys I was wondering what type of filesystem ubuntu uses?
[07:53] <skippuff54> oasa: that will let you search your music and all kinds of stuff
[07:54] <ttyX> listedaswanted: by default ext4
[07:54] <listedaswanted> what is the difference between ext4 and say NTFS?
[07:56] <leopard> Did you guys know that you can press Alt+F2 and type in 'free the fish' (without the quotes), hit enter and get a virtual fish on your screen? Its funny, I have had it going for a while now, its cool but getting annoying, lol.
[07:56] <petsounds> listedaswanted, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_systems
[07:57] <linux_used> hi.. so I was just recompiling my kernel for some wireless support and oops... I broke X  ... I configured xorg.conf to vesa in the meantime, as nvidia driver is installed but refuses to work.. probably there is some work around to get nvidia driver working again? thanks
[07:58] <listedaswanted> thanks petsounds ill check it out
[07:58] <petsounds> listedaswanted, you're welcome
[07:58] <Oasa> danx : how do i install the dependencies ?
[07:59] <Oasa> danx: pywebkitgtk and mako template both i cant find in repo :S
[07:59] <hipitihop> this may be really newbie question, but how does one delete an entire directory and files recursively from the command line
[08:00] <danx> Oasa: what is asking for pywebkitgtk? you can search with "apt-cache search <yourkeywords>" in command line.
[08:00] <lorenzo_> #ubuntu-it
[08:00] <dunnit> ?
[08:00] <Sensiva> hipitihop rm -r /path/to/dir but be careful this might be dangerous
[08:01] <Torrentow_> #ubuntu-ru
[08:02] <hipitihop> Sensiva, thanks, I was told to cleanup to remove /var/lib/astersik so should be fine ?
[08:02] <Oasa> danx:  I know that. But there are no results :(
[08:02] <Sensiva> hipitihop totally I have no idea
[08:03] <gip_> grep -F thanks
[08:03] <danx> Oasa: have you tried at: packages.ubuntu.com ?
[08:03] <jrub> exit
[08:03] <Oasa> no danx
[08:04] <Oasa> skippuff54 : I have the same problem with aramok
[08:04] <nomad77> hipitihop: try apt-get remove --purge asterisk or the proper pkg name first maybe?
[08:05] <[Relic]> is there a list of 9.10 shut down problems somewhere?
[08:05] <jrub> N
[08:08] <stiv2k> help! My ubuntu server is losing its network connection intermittently
[08:08] <stiv2k> it happens with both the onboard NIC and PCI one
[08:09] <hipitihop> nomad77, thanks, I've already remove the package... this is trying to cleanup another version which was built from source.. I now want to build a different version so just clenaing up
[08:09] <skippuff54> oasa: you mean you have the album art problem?
[08:10] <Oasa> yes.
[08:11] <jrub> quit()
[08:11] <Oasa> leave it guys. I am fed up. I am good without Album Art. When i try to install the plugin told by danx. I have to go on searching dependencies as only source is available. When i get one dependency ig have to look for another. Thank you all especially danx and skippuff54
[08:12] <krana> 8-)
[08:12] <Oasa> :D
[08:20] <skippuff54> oasa: keep messin around with both of those players and you might just stumble upon the solution! just enjoy the music while u do! good luck!
[08:21] <phaidonx1> Hi. I am trying to install a wireless card (Intel 2200BG, mini-pci) on my small computer. it seems like the ipw2200 properly loads and the wireless card is detected (it shows up in iwconfig), however, it says next to it "unassociated" . is that normal? I can't get it to connect to anything of course ....
[08:21] <phaidonx1> (btw, I have a minimal install, so I only have access to a shell)
[08:23] <psycho_oreos> phaidonx1, I think unassociated is how it'll normally set itself as
[08:24] <psycho_oreos> you should be able to associate it to an AP
[08:25] <phaidonx1> I am trying to set up an adhoc network actually. on my computer it says IEEE 802.11abgn, but on the other one it stays unassociated even if I set the mode to ad-hoc and set the ESSID
[08:25] <dooglus> hi people.  what's the recommended replacement for microsoft's office 'publisher' program?  I have some .pub files I need to open
[08:25] <psycho_oreos> try turning the interface up
[08:25] <phaidonx1> (also, seems like I need to be sudo to actually change any of the settings on it)
[08:25] <bullgard> After restarting my Chatzilla 0.9.86 window does not open maximized. How can I make my Chatzilla to open maximized after restarting?
[08:25] <psycho_oreos> yes that's a standard practice phaidonx1
[08:26] <dr-nicto> Question: Hi I'm installing dragon age origins with wine and I get this error dxdllreg.exe has encountered a serious problem and needs to close
[08:26] <Sensiva> dooglus Scribus or openoffice draw, always check for alternatives in here http://www.osalt.com/
[08:26] <dr-nicto> how should i fix this
[08:27] <phaidonx1> (I tried ifconfig eth2 up, doesn't seem to do anything ...)
[08:27] <phaidonx1> btw, it also says Cell: Not-Associated
[08:28] <psycho_oreos> not that I've experience in setting up ad-hoc, but you might need to specify key, if any and try obtaining IP address, usually dmesg would provide more useful info
[08:28] <ultraparadigm> Ok, thanks for the help everyone with my window managers!
[08:29] <ultraparadigm> I'm not sure why compiz wont start automatically anymore, but adding the command to startup works for now.
[08:29] <bullgard> [PulseAudio On] My Ubuntu 9.10 computer reboots with Mic1 on although I shut it down with Mic2 active. How can I make my Ubuntu starting with Mic2 asserted?
[08:29] <dooglus> Sensiva: which openoffice program can open .pub files?  I tried scribus and it can't
[08:30] <Sensiva> dooglus openoffice draw
[08:30] <dooglus> Sensiva: sweet, thanks I'll try it
[08:31] <dr-nicto> Question: Hi I'm installing dragon age origins with wine and I get this error dxdllreg.exe has encountered a serious problem and needs to close
[08:31] <phaidonx1> psycho_oreos:  what do you mean by set up key?
[08:31] <dooglus> Sensiva: are you sure?  it doesn't work even a little bit for me
[08:31] <Dr_Willis> dr-nicto:  check the wine app database for that game. it mayhave some tips
[08:31] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | dr-nicto
[08:32] <dr-nicto> ok ty ill check around
[08:32] <Sensiva> dooglus I didn't try any of those, its listed as alternatives for MS publisher in osalt.com
[08:32] <dooglus> Sensiva: I think I'm looking to be able to use my existing files, not to have to start from scratch
[08:33] <web5|org|ua> can't change folder permission from rwx------ to 777 !
[08:34] <Sensiva> dooglus you may start from scratch and save as a pub file, but you may lose some formatings
[08:37] <sriramoman> hi guys
[08:39] <[Relic]> too many bugs to look through
[08:39] <imT> Does anyone know if there is something you can add to the command in gnomes startur applications in order to delay the start for a short while? I'd like to delay the startup of an internet application for ten seconds since it doesn't work correctly if it starts before my wifi has connected.
[08:40] <imT> *startup
[08:41] <MilitantPotato> imT: make a bash script
[08:41] <Dr_Willis> imT:  make a script that launches the app. and use the 'sleep XXXX' command befor its launced the program
[08:42] <imT> ah yes, that's what i was thinking about doing. thansk
[08:43] <imT> Was trying to add a simple "sleep 5 && *command*" in the startup but that didnt work, so a script is probably the easiest then yes
[08:43] <Dr_Willis> dont do 'sleep & '  In th script :) heh
[08:44] <Dr_Willis> or make a generic 'delayedstart.sh' command  that takes the actual command as an argument
[08:44] <dr-nicto> hey willis
[08:45] <Dr_Willis> hmm?
[08:45] <imT> Have not done any scripting before so I'll play around with it and test it out
[08:45] <dr-nicto> I found out what to do ;D you do winetricks and enable the nocrashdialog
[08:45] <tyler> hey
[08:46] <Guest55708> i like ubuntu
[08:46] <jdv> Pulseaudio and alsamixer and my microphone have been fighting now for months, I still can't skype anyone. Could anyone help?
[08:46] <Sensiva> Guest55708 Ubuntu likes you too
[08:47] <Guest55708> ill help you with skype whats wrong
[08:47] <Guest55708> i hate vista im glad i got ubuntu
[08:47] <jdv> I'm on Jaunty and can't record sound.
[08:47] <rabbit1> how to change permission for "www" folder
[08:47] <Guest55708> there a plugin for skype did you use it
[08:47] <jdv> 2 microphones, tried both line in and mic jacks. Tried everything the forums and google have suggested.
[08:48] <jdv> Skype works I just cant get voice.
[08:48] <Guest55708> get a new mic
[08:48] <jdv> Ive got 2, both work on other OS
[08:48] <jdv> even works on ps3
[08:48]  * ultraparadigm is drooling because off food network
[08:49] <Guest55708> go to sound on the top menu on the desktop
[08:49] <rabbit1> how to change permission for "www" folder
[08:49] <jdv> yea I get the issue where its all muted even when it isnt.
[08:49] <Guest55708> and you will see a volume icon click that and see if the mic works
[08:49] <ultraparadigm> rabbit1,  chmod 766 www
[08:49] <ultraparadigm> opps
[08:49] <ultraparadigm> don't do that
[08:49] <ultraparadigm> lol
[08:49] <jdv> Thanks but I can't unmute them and when I do using alsamixer I still dont get to record anything
[08:50] <rabbit1> ultraparadigm: its should be chmod 766 /var/www right?
[08:50] <ultraparadigm> we want read on ly for web folder rabbit
[08:50] <Guest55708> how long have you been using linux
[08:50] <ultraparadigm> you mean the folder that your website is in, like /home/user/public_html ?
[08:50] <rabbit1> yeap
[08:51] <rabbit1> ultraparadigm: my phpinfo file is in www<- var <- /
[08:51] <ultraparadigm> hmm well execute is 1, and I think read is 2, and write is 4,   so you want chmod 722
[08:51] <skippuff54> rabbit i think you need to make sure that the user/group apache has the correct privilieges,
[08:51] <petsounds> jdv, in gstreamer-properties what's the audio default input?
[08:52] <skippuff54> ultraparadigm is that right, make sure the user/group apache has those privileges
[08:52] <jdv> petsounds currently ALSA
[08:52] <ultraparadigm> yes
[08:52] <rabbit1> ultraparadigm: my phpinfo file is in www<- var <- /
[08:53] <Guest55708> i need help to install windows 3.1
[08:53] <rabbit1> ultraparadigm: its in root
[08:53] <rabbit1> ultraparadigm: should i change it in config, or shall i go ahead and use the same root folder?
[08:53] <Dr_Willis> rabbit1:  if you want users to access the www dir, You should set up a proper group normally
[08:53] <ultraparadigm> then you want chmod 722 /var/www
[08:53] <llutz> ultraparadigm: read "man chmod"  why he won't
[08:54] <ultraparadigm> Usually you would put your web stuff in /home/user/web
[08:54] <ultraparadigm> or /homeuser/public_html  etc.
[08:54] <overmind> Quick question, today my BIOS hasn't got battery, so I pressed F1 (continue with default values). But while ubuntu was starting it appears an error mounting my hdd, so I used "fsck" for resolve it, my question is: Did I get this error due to BIOS? (I think no, but just for be secure)
[08:54] <rabbit1> ultraparadigm: any page which can guide me through that complete process
[08:54] <Myrtti> Guest55708: do you have a ubuntu support question?
[08:54] <jdv> overmind did you crash before?
[08:55] <rabbit1> ultraparadigm: if u know kindly suggest me
[08:55] <overmind> jdv: No, that was the first time in years
[08:55] <ultraparadigm> I would read the apache docs
[08:55] <Guest55708> ubuntu never crahes with me
[08:55] <jdv> overmind so it did crash this time?
[08:55] <Guest55708> vista does every day
[08:55] <ultraparadigm> It was 10 years or more since I last ran a linux webserver
[08:55] <ultraparadigm> sorry
[08:56] <Guest55708> thats long
[08:56] <jdv> fsck after a crash is not unusual but I dont know the answer to the bios possibly causing that.
[08:56] <overmind> jdv: When I used fsck problem was fixed, so no, it hasn't crash, but I'd like don't have this error again
[08:56] <rabbit1> Dr_Willis: thx, i know i need to change the folder and change the settings in config file. but i dono how to do it. any manual that u can suggest?
[08:56] <ultraparadigm> Guest55708, Vista is a joke, and windows 7 is Vista fixed
[08:56] <bullgard> [PulseAudio On] My Ubuntu 9.10 computer reboots with Mic1 on although I shut it down with Mic2 active. How can I make my Ubuntu starting with Mic2 asserted?
[08:56] <Dantonic> on ubuntu 9.10 how do I figure out what version of java I have installed and what direcotry it is installed in?
[08:57] <ultraparadigm> I tell people, if you want to suffer you can do it for free, get Ubuntu,  if you want an easy ride then shell out the money for a Mac
[08:57] <overmind> jdv: Shell giave me a message "Run fsk manually"
[08:57] <Guest55708> skrew mac
[08:57] <overmind> "fsck", sorry
[08:57] <ultraparadigm> Windows is for people who don't want to pay for what they want
[08:57] <Myrtti> Guest55708: do you have a ubuntu support question? this isn't a social channel, you can discuss non-support stuff at #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:57] <skippuff54> rabbit1: if you want to try things visually, try installing webmin on your server
[08:57] <rabbit1> the tasks that can be done on vista or 7, i can do it in 8.04 of ubuntu only
[08:57] <Myrtti> !offtopic
[08:57] <Guest55708> i like windows
[08:57] <jdv> overmind was the bios time correct without battery?
[08:57] <rabbit1> skippuff54: will chck out, thx
[08:58] <ultraparadigm> Windows is ok, but you are going to suffer and you need to be more techninical, may as well get Linuz
[08:58] <overmind> jdv: No, for this reason I have ntp installed
[08:58] <chiiiiiz> Hi!!
[08:58] <skippuff54> yw rabbit
[08:58] <jdv> overmind sorry. No idea.
[08:58] <rabbit1> Guest55708: no argument here, linux is not alternate to windows, its just a 100% better OS available in any planet.
[08:59] <Guest55708> linux is better but i like to mod stuff on the xbox i cant do that on linux
[08:59] <rabbit1> skippuff54: i ran sudo webmin, its says no available package
[09:00] <overmind> jdv: Okay, no problem, anyway thanks for your time :)
[09:00] <chiiiiiz> Is it possible to remove applications that are bundled? For instance, if I want to remove ffado with synaptic, it will ask me top remove the whole ubuntustudio-audio package... but I do not simpply need this ffado thing... Is there a way to do it without removing the whole ubuntustudio-audio metapackage?
[09:00] <llutz> !webmin | rabbit1
[09:00] <ultraparadigm> pay hudress of $$$ and still have spyware, and still have complicated configureations.  Mac everything just works.  Another 10 years even Linux will be easier than windows
[09:00] <Myrtti> ultraparadigm: move on
[09:00] <ultraparadigm> lol
[09:00] <ultraparadigm> k
[09:00] <llutz> !ot| ultraparadigm
[09:00] <Guest55708> i dont like mac i like linux and windows
[09:01]  * faileas has never gotten OS zealotry
[09:01] <jdv> Would I be safe to uninstall pulseaudio and just use ALSA for everything?
[09:01] <Dr_Willis> i wont go into the fights ivce had with Macs......
[09:01] <Dr_Willis> jdv:  proberly not adviesable.
[09:01] <ultraparadigm> I need to get that jackd thinggy working
[09:01] <skippuff54> rabbit1: no there is no package for it. go to the webmin web site for download instructions. i cant confirm what ubottu just said but i still use webmin on my server setup at home
[09:01] <faileas> jdv: yeah, some of my systems never have had pulseaudio installed on them
[09:01] <Guest55708> but i like the macs hardware got
[09:01] <llutz> !webmin > skippuff54
[09:01] <Dr_Willis> jdv:  but ive heard of it being done.
[09:01] <skippuff54> rabbit1: webmin worked for me in getting apache-php configured properly
[09:01] <Guest55708> like the cool 8 hour battery
[09:01]  * faileas has never seen the attraction of web based admin
[09:01] <ultraparadigm> I try to run Jackd programs and I get errors saying Jackd isn't running, but it is.
[09:01] <faileas> SSH for the win <3
[09:01] <jdv> I'll end up with no microphone & no output too, probably.
[09:01] <Dr_Willis> Guest55708:  so they got a big battery... wow :)  but thats  for OT.
[09:02] <ikonia> Guest55708: may be better to take your conversation to #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:02] <stefano_p> !offline
[09:02] <rabbit1> skippuff54: thx, but i already spent lot of time in getting set the whole AMP thing
[09:02] <rabbit1> ;)
[09:03] <rabbit1> skippuff54: ebox looks good, shld try it
[09:03] <ultraparadigm> Anyone here get hulu to work in firefox?
[09:03] <skippuff54> rabbit1 that is cool i understand, what are you goin for exactly? and i will take ebox for a test drive
[09:03] <ultraparadigm> I can't get it to work, it says that the video couldn't connect, but it works in it's own client.
[09:03] <rabbit1> llutz: thx
[09:03] <Guest55708> get the hulu desktop for ubuntu its cool
[09:03] <skippuff54> ultraparadigm: you mean hulu the tv site?
[09:04] <Dr_Willis> ultraparadigm:  I got Huludesktop player working.. it worked.. and so did the site for me
[09:04] <Guest55708> yes
[09:04] <Dr_Willis> Hulu can be flakey
[09:04] <Guest55708> get the xbmc
[09:04] <ultraparadigm> Yeah it rocks, I DLed it yesterday.  But wondering why it wouldn't work in firefox and if I was the only one.  and wondering if it's a flash issue
[09:04] <ultraparadigm> ok thanks Dr_Willis
[09:04] <jdv> when you "test" the audio input in gstreamer, would you expect to normally be able to hear your voice through the speakers during the test?
[09:04] <Dr_Willis> ultraparadigm:  90% of the time - its always a flash issue.. or a issue with how the site is using flash
[09:04] <rabbit1> skippuff54: just trying to build a site, and i develop it in my own place and pace, so security is not a concern, also its not deployed here in my place.
[09:04] <Guest55708> flash in ubuntu has a lot of bugs
[09:05] <Dr_Willis> Guest55708:  'flash has a lot of bugs'
[09:05] <kotsifas> i have some issues with my mouse
[09:05] <llutz> flash is a bug
[09:05] <Dr_Willis> and sites using it poorly is a bigger bug.
[09:05] <ikonia> Guest55708: no - flash on linux is not %100 stable, it's nothing to do with ubuntu
[09:05] <skippuff54> ultraparadigm: i can play video from the hulu web site, i dunno about the desktop player
[09:05] <rabbit1> is this Dr_Willis is same working with Google?
[09:05] <listedaswanted> Which Windows file system is more likely to be used in an enterprise-level environment?
[09:05] <kotsifas> hello
[09:05] <ikonia> listedaswanted: ask in ##windows
[09:05] <Dr_Willis> rabbit1:  huh?
[09:05] <Guest55708> because on windows it works fine
[09:05] <kotsifas> i hahve installed 9.10
[09:05] <ultraparadigm> Dr_Willis, funny thing is that the program when I installed it asked me where my flash was, and I pointed it to the same flash .so  that firefox uses, and it works in the client, just not in firefox.
[09:05] <Dr_Willis> Guest55708:  becuase flash devs test it more on windows.so they fix the bugs there.
[09:05] <faileas> listedaswanted: that's really a windows question. chances are whatever it is, ubuntu should be able to handle it ;p
[09:06] <overmind> Guest55708: Flash works fine for me
[09:06] <Guest55708> whats i386 erro mean
[09:06] <listedaswanted> lol
[09:06] <Dr_Willis> Ive had flash work fine.. then a site updates/changes stuff.. and flashbreaks on that site only...
[09:06] <Quan-Time> listedaswanted: the built in file explorer im guessing.  BUT ive seen "directory opus" used in some situations.
[09:06] <rabbit1> Dr_Willis: whr u work ?
[09:06] <kotsifas> ehmmm excuse me
[09:06] <skippuff54> rabbit1: word, i pulled off the correct config doin things on the command line but the gui admin tool made life a lot easier, i develop on a headless server through varias laptops on my home network
[09:06] <ultraparadigm> Guest55708, is your computer 32 bit or 64bit?
[09:06] <Dr_Willis> rabbit1:  i work for Chrysler.
[09:06] <Guest55708> 32
[09:06] <ultraparadigm> ok, then I dunno
[09:07] <rabbit1> skippuff54: so,... wht do u suggest now then?
[09:07] <rabbit1> skippuff54: should i goahead with the /var/www folder only ?
[09:07] <skippuff54> rabbit1 what is your hangup again?
[09:07] <Quan-Time> Guest55708: flash in ubuntu works fine, IF you set it up properly..
[09:07] <ultraparadigm> but probably means that the program has an issue with your processor, or conflicting with the type
[09:07] <rabbit1> Dr_Willis: as wht ? if i can know
[09:07] <skippuff54> rabbit1, you are trying to configure apache-php right?
[09:07] <Quan-Time> and by properly i mean,, dont mess with settings.. just install the SUN package to latest version, and for browser (firefox) it should be sorted.
[09:08] <rabbit1> i never found a player like winamp for linux. may b i dono. any suggestion?
[09:08] <rabbit1> skippuff54: yeap, its done
[09:08] <ultraparadigm> Guest55708, make sure the program isn't a 64bit version
[09:08] <kotsifas> i have 9.10 Ubuntu and i have this mouse http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Cordless-Optical-Mouse-931396-0403/dp/B0009N7OL6  my problem is that it doesnt obey to CERTAIN clicks when i want to change from window to window. It seems ti blocs and to unblock it i have to right click and then left click etc.  what is the problem ? What can i do to have my mouse OBEY my clicks wherever and whenever i want it to ? Thanks in advance
[09:08] <Guest55708> whats some cool software for ubuntu
[09:08] <rabbit1> skippuff54: i mean everything is working fine, but files should be stored in /var/www
[09:08] <quietone> I use two screens (i think it is called extended) and want to know if I can make apps, and things like their preferences windows, to always open in a specfic one.
[09:09] <skippuff54> rabbit1 ok i guess im confused, are you still havin an issue? also did you try xmms
[09:09] <jdv> When I unmute my mic in sound, it doesnt save the unmuted state, so it auto mutes as soon as I leave
[09:09] <Quan-Time> kotsifas: logitech are ass.. i use razor.. and i was a LONG standing logi guy.. but of late, their products are cheap and crap and SOOO not worth the money.
[09:09] <litropy> I want to echo the first line of ls -1 -t (which is one line per file, sorted by date modified)
[09:09] <rabbit1> skippuff54: i have no issues sir. i am just asking before i start
[09:09] <rabbit1> skippuff54: all is well
[09:09] <rww> ubottu: xmms | skippuff5, rabbit1
[09:09] <llutz> litropy: ls -1t|head -1
[09:10] <kotsifas> Quan-Time : is there any chance i can get my CRAPPY logitech mouse to work with 9.10 properly ?
[09:10] <rabbit1> skippuff54: ;) u always suggest something not being supported ?
[09:10] <ultraparadigm> ah crap!  My nautilus is missing too!  arhh!
[09:11] <llutz> litropy:sorry $ head -1 $(ls -1t)
[09:11] <skippuff54> rabbit1: yeah man /var/www should suit you as a top level folder for storing all your sites and their related directories. i would keep data sources somewhere else
[09:11] <ultraparadigm> Anyone know the command for Nautilus?
[09:11] <ikonia> it's nautilus - that's the command
[09:12] <skippuff54> rabbit1: haha yeah i was actually just readin up on it
[09:12] <ultraparadigm> thanks
[09:12] <alzamabar> Hi is it possible to use a unix shortcut to edit the last output from a command? E.g. I just ran a grep which came back with a single result. Next I'd like to vi the file expressed by that result, but without having to type the full file name. I though there was something like vim $! or !vim or something similar...
[09:12] <skippuff54> rabbit1: i figured you would complete your due diligence before installing anything. but i think you would be safe to use audacious
[09:12] <ikonia> alzamabar: set -o vim
[09:13] <ikonia> alzamabar: then use the vim editor / nagivation keys to nagivate around the command
[09:13] <ikonia> alzamabar: or - just push the up arrow in bash and edit the command
[09:13] <rabbit1> xmms2 better than amarok ?
[09:13] <skippuff54> rabbit1: ive used amarok
[09:13] <skippuff54> amarok is resource heavy
[09:13] <Guest45241> whats it mean You failed to identify in time
[09:13] <skippuff54> if you have the RAM it is awesome but if you want somethin lightweight you should look elsewhere
[09:13] <hapik> hi, short question from unexpirienced linux user: how to mount a disk with user privialges with mount command? sudo mount /dev/sdXX /media/xyz makes it read-only (don't need mount it from /etc/fstab)
[09:13] <alzamabar> ikonia, if I press the up arrow I get my grep command, not the result
[09:14] <rabbit1> skippuff54: amarok is heavy and not as winamp, winamp is the best windows application ever
[09:14] <ikonia> alzamabar: you won't get the result
[09:14] <bullgard> [PulseAudio On] My Ubuntu 9.10 computer reboots with Mic1 on although I shut it down with Mic2 active. How can I make my Ubuntu starting with Mic2 asserted?
[09:14] <ultraparadigm> wierd, nautilus works, but when I go to "Places" and open any location I get a message that says "No application is registered as handling this file"
[09:14] <rabbit1> skippuff54: i got 2 GB RAM
[09:14] <alzamabar> ikonia: What happened was: grep foo bar.txt
[09:14] <Guest55708> how long have you been using ubuntu
[09:14] <skippuff54> rabbit1: i agree, i think audacious is the supported incarnation of the xmms project
[09:15] <ikonia> alzamabar: yes, you can't get the results output back
[09:15] <alzamabar> ikonia: This came back with /home/user/foo/bar/log.txt
[09:15] <ikonia> alzamabar: I understand
[09:15] <alzamabar> ikonia: Then I would like a shortcut to edit /home/user/foo/bar/log.txt instead of typing vim /home/... I'd like something like !vim
[09:15] <skippuff54> rabbit1: leavin winamp behind was like movin outta town and sayin farewell to an old friend
[09:15] <ikonia> alzamabar: you're not going to get that
[09:15] <rabbit1> skippuff54: biggest prob is of the codecs, hope xmms2 wont have that prob
[09:16] <skippuff54> rabbit1: you might also like gxine
[09:16] <alzamabar> ikonia: An alternative would be to pass it to xargs, but then I don't know if the grep returned anything at all
[09:16] <alzamabar> ikonia: e.g. grep foo/bar/ * | xargs vim
[09:16] <rabbit1> skippuff54: suggesting toomuch option is like confusing more, don u think? ;)
[09:16] <ikonia> alzamabar: I understand, you could pipe it to a variable
[09:16] <stefano_p> I've downloaded an inkscape deb and debs for all the possible dependencies. is it safe to assume that they will install on a system that was never updated, has no internet connection?
[09:16] <rabbit1> skippuff54: but surely wll check both :)
[09:17] <demonspork> stefano_p, the .debs will check versions. The only way to find out is if you try it.
[09:17] <litropy> llutz: that returns a verbose list
[09:17] <rabbit1> ok friends, lunch time :)
[09:17] <litropy> llutz: when typed into terminal
[09:18] <skippuff54> rabbit1: haha i know you wanna get your music right. basically audacious and gxine are lightweight and amarok is a workhorse with lots of features
[09:18] <skippuff54> rabbit1: enjoy
[09:19] <llutz> litropy: you want the 1st line of all files, shown with "ls -1t", right?
[09:19] <ultraparadigm> hmm, wierd
[09:19] <ultraparadigm> I fixed it , somehow
[09:20] <litropy> llutz: found it
[09:20] <litropy> http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/099
[09:21] <llutz> litropy: i misread you, sry
[09:22] <meco> I just tried to re-install 8.04 because the last week I have been forced to run in failsafe GNOME mode. However, the guided partitioning told me I didn't have enough disk space (9.7 GB) and the manual told me I hadn't defined root file system. What should I do?
[09:22] <Dr_Willis> meco:  tell it to put / where your old install was if you are going to erase it.
[09:23] <meco> Dr_Willis: How can I tell where the old install was?
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> or use a live cd. and delete the old linux partions.
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> meco:  look at 'sudo fdisk -l'output
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> and see what filesystmes are what
[09:24] <Dr_Willis> or fix the old install :)
[09:25] <meco> Dr_Willis: It's either /dev/sda3            3619        4865    10016527+   5  Extended or /dev/sda5            3619        4806     9542578+  83  Linux
[09:25] <SingAlong> hi all
[09:25] <Dr_Willis> an extended partion holds a  'logical' so its sda5
[09:26] <SingAlong> I have an Acer Aspire One and i checked that it does support multi-touch. And it seems to be working in windows. Does anyone know if I can enable it in Ubuntu 9.10 Netbook edition?
[09:26] <meco> Dr_Willis: So I can just go ahead and try again with that?
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  hmm.. ive never notived the feature in windows on my AAO
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> meco:  sure.  use cutome partioning and tell it / is sda5
[09:27] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: oh but googling reveals that the trackpad in AAO does support multi touch.
[09:27] <Dr_Willis> meco:  that WILL want to format/erase the old install on sda5
[09:27] <meco> Dr_Willis: What's cutome?
[09:27] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  ive never seen it do anything in windows.
[09:27] <Dr_Willis> meco:  in the installer it asks to do it auto, or guided or whatever.. you need ot TELL it where to put /
[09:27] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: one sec let me link you to some info
[09:28] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-mobile/2009-March/002361.html
[09:28] <meco> Dr_Willis: I tried to do that earlier on but it still insisted I hadn't defined root file system
[09:28] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: any multi touch gestures you know that I can try? I dunno any gestures and its effects to try it and see if that works.
[09:29] <Ridders24> hi i have a 1TB hdd with a xfs filesystem, that has a mount error. what program can i download to mount it in ubuntu and view the data on it?
[09:30] <meco> Oh well, I'll try again
[09:32] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  i tend to  turn off my touchpad and use a mouse. i dont know of any.
[09:32] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: oh :)
[09:32] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  im on 10.04 netbook ed. also right now
[09:32] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: 10.4 released???
[09:32] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  no.
[09:32] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: oh the alpha
[09:33] <Dr_Willis> the touchpad is so small i can barely get 2 fingers on it anyway :)
[09:33] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: is it stable enough to be used on AAO? Hows the esperience
[09:33] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  it works :)
[09:33] <sparrow> hey all
[09:33] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: haha. true.
[09:33] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  wireless was dropping in/out - but im on wired nework 90% of the time
[09:34] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: I have a weird problem with 9.10 UNR. When i change to battery power, the netbook suspends and i have to resume again to use it
[09:34] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: you had that problem too?
[09:35] <Dr_Willis> SingAlong:  not noticed it
[09:35] <SingAlong> Dr_Willis: oh. mine is an AAO 150D
[09:38] <jarek> kompostownik
[09:38] <listedaswanted> is photoshop available on ubuntu?
[09:38] <llutz> listedaswanted: no
[09:39] <Myrtti> listedaswanted: via wine perhaps, you need to buy it yourself though
[09:39] <soicon> listedaswanted: you can use GIMP
[09:39] <llcoolhodge> f u c k
[09:39] <listedaswanted> okay then does anybody know how I could set up my wacom to work in ubuntu 9.10?
[09:39] <visual_moron> is there a version of ubuntu for homosexuals and lesbians?
[09:39] <visual_moron> like maybe pink themed or something
[09:39] <llcoolhodge> visual_moron that is redundant see as lesbians are homosexuals
[09:39] <frogzoo> gaybuntu?
[09:40] <Myrtti> visual_moron: er, no?
[09:40] <visual_moron> oh
[09:40] <visual_moron> there should be
[09:40] <frogzoo> no, don't think gays would go for a brown & orange colour scheme
[09:40] <arand> visual_moron: Offtopic, please...
[09:40] <listedaswanted> anybody know how I can setup the wacom drivers on ubuntu?
[09:41] <bullgard> After restarting, my Chatzilla 0.9.86 Firefox extension window does not open maximized. How can I make my Chatzilla to open maximized after restarting?
[09:41] <llcoolhodge> arand who are u too tell visual_moron it was Off topic
[09:41] <bazhang> llcoolhodge, it was. lets move on.
[09:41] <listedaswanted> I know its abit of a specialized troubleshoot but im totally new to linux...
[09:41] <ardchoille> llcoolhodge: Anyone here can remind someone if they are ot
[09:41] <visual_moron> good looking out llcoolhodge
[09:41] <visual_moron> at least someone in here isn't a gay basher
[09:41] <llcoolhodge> Bazhang ardchoille it was a valid question
[09:42] <visual_moron> llcoolhodge are you gay by any chance?
[09:43] <listedaswanted> here is the installation stepbystep
[09:43] <listedaswanted> http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/
[09:43] <listedaswanted> i cant make sense of it
[09:43] <llcoolhodge> No problem visual_moron these dudes have no right to tell you are not allowed to ask a question
[09:43] <ardchoille> !ot | visual_moron
[09:43] <bazhang> visual_moron, please stop or you will be removed
[09:43] <visual_moron> why is everybody getting on my case and bugging out all over my assy nipples
[09:43] <llcoolhodge> Visual_moron that does seem like not something to talk about here
[09:44] <visual_moron> you're probably right
[09:44] <llcoolhodge> Bazhang unless u are opers stop threatening people
[09:44] <listedaswanted> hello anybody?
[09:44] <pratik_narain> can anybody help me with a micromax MMX372G 3g usb modem configuration. Its not in the forums. please
[09:44] <AMAG> sorry there is no end to my stupid questions trying to resolve my problem today
[09:44] <visual_moron> wb
[09:45] <AMAG> If I do an upgrade from 6.10 to 7.04 (which is what the update dialog box encourages me to do) can I cause it not to replace my kernel?  I need my RAID module built in to boot
[09:45] <llcoolhodge> thanks very much isee that u are not the only gay in here bazhang had to suck a dick to get me removed
[09:45] <listedaswanted> anybody?
[09:45] <visual_moron> now that was uncalled for
[09:45] <BladeNBrocade> indeed
[09:46] <Moral_> llcoolhodge, lol, wow.
[09:46] <ardchoille> I was hoping that the !ot bot trigger would have been enough
[09:46] <visual_moron> !ot bot
[09:46] <Josh90> don't encourage him.
[09:46] <mad3000> mplayer plays mp3 files in slow speed low pitch. I need to press ] twice to get normal speed. is there a fix for this?
[09:46] <visual_moron> mad3000 sudo rm -r /
[09:47] <ardchoille> !danger
[09:47] <llutz>  !ot won't stop those trolls
[09:47] <Moral_> mad3000, don't do that
[09:47] <BladeNBrocade> thats not nice
[09:47] <Moral_> visual_moron, stfu.
[09:47] <ardchoille> !ops | visual_moron bad comand
[09:47] <rww> ubottu: stfu | Moral_
[09:47] <ikonia> whoaaa calm down
[09:47] <visual_moron> objorn: stfu | ardchoille
[09:47] <visual_moron> i mean
[09:47] <visual_moron> ubottu: stfu | ardchoille
[09:47] <ikonia> Moral_: stop the language please
[09:48] <LincoN^> I won't get my aeroplane thing work :)
[09:48] <Moral_> ikonia, are you serious?
[09:48]  * BladeNBrocade shocked
[09:48] <ikonia> Moral_: yes
[09:48] <visual_moron> was that really necessary?
[09:48] <Moral_> I said stfu, once not like I'm going batshit here, just tried to stop some kid from rming his root dir.
[09:48] <ikonia> visual_moron: yes - stop now
[09:49]  * visual_moron yiffs llcoolhodge's ear
[09:50] <Moral_> k
[09:50] <frankS2> :D
[09:52] <listedaswanted> anybody know how to install wacom drivers????
[09:53]  * BladeNBrocade turns into hedgehog
[09:53] <ardchoille> !wacom
[09:53] <Dates> wtf is this
[09:53] <rww> Dates: the technical support channel for Ubuntu Linux.
[09:53] <ikonia> Dates: please control your language, it's a support channel for ubuntu
[09:53] <Josh90> How to play a sound/ file in the back ground with no Graphical face? using vlc or something like that.
[09:53] <Moral_> Dates, welcome, this is tech support for ubuntu
[09:53] <Dates> oh ok
[09:53] <Dates> so
[09:53] <kotsifas> hello i just posted my problem with my mouse on the forum , if anyone is kind to read it and give a solution it would be great  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1417278
[09:53] <listedaswanted> yes the graphics tablet
[09:53] <Dates> i lost my blue party hat
[09:53] <Dates> is there a way to get it back?
[09:54] <Moral_> install windows.
[09:54] <listedaswanted> no i already have that
[09:54] <listedaswanted> i want to use it in gimp
[09:54] <Mozillero> hello
[09:54] <Mozillero> i,m spanish
[09:54] <Moral_> listedaswanted, that wasn't directed at you
[09:54] <ikonia> Dates: please don't mess around in here, the topic is ubuntu support discussio only
[09:54] <Moral_> Mozillero, /join #ubuntu-es
[09:54] <listedaswanted> oh.. right
[09:54] <listedaswanted> lol
[09:55] <arand> Josh90: I think vlc-nox runs with no gui, or mplayer
[09:55] <Mozillero> doon,t speak english
[09:55] <listedaswanted> so can anybody help me?
[09:55] <Dates> so u cant help with runescape?
[09:55] <rww> ubottu: es | Mozillero
[09:55] <ikonia> !es | Mozillero
[09:55] <Dr_Willis> Dates:  and the ubuntu related issue is?
[09:55] <Dates> i thoguth mayeb u hacker guys could get me a new phat?
[09:55] <Dates> sorry
[09:55] <Mozillero> fontastra@hotmail.com
[09:56] <ikonia> Mozillero: we don't need your email,
[09:56] <Moral_> lol
[09:56] <LincoN^> what's up?
[09:56] <Myrtti> price of wheat
[09:57] <ikonia> an case anyone doesn't know - the topic of this channel can be viewed with the command /topic
[09:57] <Mozillero> "/join#ubuntu-es
[09:58] <Moral_> menos la "
[09:58] <ikonia> Mozillero:  /join #ubuntu-es
[09:58] <Moral_> y ponga un espacio /join #ubuntu-es
[09:58] <Josh90> How to play a sound/ file in the back ground with no Graphical face? using vlc or something like that.
[09:59] <BladeNBrocade> i think hes asking if the command takes a space?
[09:59] <ardchoille> Moral_ told him to add a space
[09:59] <BladeNBrocade> =)
[10:00] <Moral_> too bad he never made it over to #ubuntu-es lo
[10:00] <bullgard> Josh90: Man asound
[10:00] <randoms> any sweeds here who can lend me an ssh account or a proxy for one hour? I want to see a tv program on SVT, but i need to connect trough a sweedish ip :/
[10:00] <rww> ubottu: ot | randoms
[10:01] <listedaswanted> So can anyone help me to install the wacom drivers??? Please!
[10:01] <Moral_> listedaswanted, what are you having trouble with
[10:02] <listedaswanted> Moral installing this http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/
[10:02] <listedaswanted> I just need to install drivers for my wacom graphics tablet
[10:02] <faileas> Josh90: i used to use mplayer for that
[10:02] <airtonix> Josh90, aplay filename
[10:02] <airtonix> Josh90, ie : aplay ~/Audio/Sounds/ui_pipboy_clampon.wav
[10:03] <Moral_> listedaswanted, k gimme a sec to look some info up.
[10:03] <listedaswanted> cool thanks alot for that mate ill be waiting!
[10:03] <Moral_> listedaswanted, I assume you've read through the how2?
[10:04] <Spokes> Why would I get an error message "No such file or directory" when in fact the file does exist. It is a  .bin file
[10:04] <alzamabar> Help!! I'm connected to the internet, and I can connect to other machines on my LAN. But other machines can't connect to, say, my HTTP server. Does Ubuntu run some kind of firewall?
[10:04] <BladeNBrocade> is it executable?
[10:04] <listedaswanted> i got to here and am lost http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/index.php/howto/download
[10:04] <Spokes> yes
[10:04] <Spokes> I've set the chmod 777
[10:04] <listedaswanted> ive never done any of that before
[10:05] <BladeNBrocade> are you sure the error came from the bin or something bin is trying to do?
[10:05] <Moral_> listedaswanted, okay. I assume you have the files downloaded to your computer already?
[10:05] <listedaswanted> yes
[10:05] <Spokes> that I don't know - how would I find out
[10:06] <listedaswanted> the linuxwacom-0.8.4-4.tar.bz2
[10:06] <Moral_> okay, listedaswanted open up a console cd to where you have the file saved.
[10:06] <airtonix> alzamabar, sudo apt-get install gufw
[10:06] <Moral_> listedaswanted, open up a terminal*
[10:06] <alzamabar> airtonix, what does that do?
[10:06] <alzamabar> airtonix: what does that do?
[10:06] <airtonix> alzamabar, it orders pizza
[10:06] <Spokes> I just do ./AdbeRdr9.3.1-1_i486linux_enu.bin
[10:06] <BladeNBrocade> well the bin would execute and likely give an error somewhere
[10:06] <alzamabar> airtonix: haha, c'mon
[10:07] <BladeNBrocade> Spokes: is that where the bin is?
[10:07] <Josh90> "cvlc 1_-_Tim_McGraw.mp3"      I am using this one but i have to be in the Documents directory
[10:07] <Spokes> yes
[10:07] <airtonix> alzamabar, https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/firewall.html
[10:07] <yeiks> does anyone know of a good UML software that does reverse engineering on ubuntu
[10:07] <iceroot> Spokes: why not using the repo-version?
[10:07] <alzamabar> airtonix: that's a firewall, it would appear I don't want a firewall
[10:08] <BladeNBrocade> Spokes: can you paste the output?
[10:08] <Spokes> iceroot-I am not familiar with that
[10:08] <listedaswanted> one sec
[10:08] <airtonix> alzamabar, you can reach your web server from same machine using : http://localhost  ?
[10:08] <iceroot> Spokes: sudo apt-get install acroread
[10:08] <alzamabar> From my machine yes
[10:08] <airtonix> alzamabar, then you need to open a port
[10:08] <alzamabar> airtonix: From my machine yes
[10:08] <rubita> ola
[10:08] <listedaswanted> okay im in
[10:08] <alzamabar> airtonix: Do I do that on Ubuntu
[10:09] <Spokes> bash: ./AdbeRder9.3.1-1_i486linux_enu.bin: No such file or directory
[10:09] <Moral_> listedaswanted, okay, make sure you say my nickname when you've completed a task so I can follow where you are since this channel moves pretty fast.
[10:09] <airtonix> alzamabar, sorry im really tired and my paitence is really thin... read this page : https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/firewall.html
[10:09] <listedaswanted> Moral_ okay no problem
[10:09] <BladeNBrocade> Spokes: do "file AdbeRder9.3.1-1_i486linux_enu.bin"
[10:09] <alzamabar> airtonix: thanks
[10:09] <airtonix> alzamabar, and this page : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[10:10] <llcoolhodge> ok so i am looking how to set up my 3 HD tvs to my computer but ubuntu isnt shoing me how to set theis up...i am also trying to do this via vortex
[10:10] <e1b6> How to install iceweasel browser in UBUNTU
[10:10] <Moral_> listedaswanted, gimme 1 sec plz
[10:10] <listedaswanted> Moral_ okay
[10:10] <e1b6> How to install iceweasel browser in ubnutu
[10:10] <knoppies> is there a way to get compiz to change its 6 desktops to random images every so often (or login)?
[10:10] <iceroot> e1b6: iceweasel is installed by default. its called firefox
[10:10] <e1b6> anyone there????????
[10:11] <ikonia> e1b6: 1300+ people are in the channel
[10:11] <e1b6> iceroot but in  windows firefox and iceaweasel work diferent
[10:11] <iceroot> e1b6: there is no iceweasel for windows
[10:11] <e1b6> iceroot its in my computer
[10:12] <e1b6> iceroot i installed it
[10:12] <Moral_> listedaswanted, type these commands in: bunzip2 linuxwacom-0.8.4-4.tar.bz2  then tar -xf linuxwacom-0.8.4-4.tar then cd linuxwacom-0.8.4-4
[10:12] <e1b6> iceroot: in windows xp
[10:12] <alzamabar> airtonix: One question I have is: my current ufw is inactive. Will that cause all inbound traffic to be denied?
[10:13] <iceroot> e1b6: there is no difference, its just build from source and called different
[10:13] <listedaswanted> Moral_ okay done!
[10:13] <Dr_Willis> differnt icons :)
[10:13] <llcoolhodge> I have a question that might be offtopic but is there a ubuntu channel in which i can swear and get offtopic but still recieve help
[10:13] <BladeNBrocade> #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:14] <BladeNBrocade> - swearing
[10:14] <llcoolhodge> thanks
[10:14] <ikonia> BladeNBrocade: what ?
[10:14] <Moral_> listedaswanted, okay gimme another sec
[10:15] <Myrtti> llcoolhodge: no, there isn't such official channels.
[10:15] <alzamabar> My ufw is disabled. Will that block any access to my box?
[10:15] <BladeNBrocade> he said he wants to ask an offtopic question and swear,, he can do that in #ubuntu-offtopic but i said minus swearing...
[10:15] <llutz> alzamabar: are you behind a router?
[10:15] <Dr_Willis> alzamabar:  ufw is a front end to the firewall configs. If you got no rules. thennothing is blocked
[10:15] <Dr_Willis> !firewall
[10:16] <alzamabar> Dr_Willis, the problem I have is that my machine can reach out to other machines in my network but other machines can't reach an HTTP URL on mine
[10:16] <llutz> alzamabar: sudo lsof -i :80
[10:17] <Moral_> okay
[10:17] <spokes> bladeNBrocade - file AdbeRdr9.3.1-1_i486linux_enu.bin
[10:17] <spokes> AdbeRdr9.3.1-1_i486linux_enu.bin: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.2.5, stripped
[10:17] <Moral_> listedaswanted, dpkg -l | grep wacom
[10:17] <alzamabar> llutz, shall I paste the output?
[10:17] <mneptok> alzamabar: are you running a web server? on what port?
[10:17] <iceroot> spokes: sudo apt-get install acroread
[10:17] <llutz> alzamabar: one line yes, more >pastebin
[10:17] <iceroot> spokes: and enable canocial repo first
[10:17] <alzamabar> llutz: Yes, I'm running Apache on port 80
[10:18] <BladeNBrocade> is it listening on the interface or localhost?
[10:18] <spokes> iceroot - I did that and it said acroread package not find
[10:18] <mneptok> alzamabar: and are you using the local NAT IP to connect?
[10:18] <listedaswanted> Moral_ okay done!
[10:18] <llutz> alzamabar: sudo lsof -i :80    pastebin it please
[10:18] <iceroot> spokes: enable canocial/partner repo first in synaptic
[10:18] <Moral_> listedaswanted, paste the resluts of that command to me via /msg Moral_
[10:18] <spokes> iceroot - enable canocial repo first??
[10:18] <alzamabar> llutz: I'm using my machine name, e.g. not 127.0.0.1 but 192.168.0.3
[10:18] <iceroot> spokes: dont use software you downloaded from a website, if there is a repo-version
[10:18] <llutz> alzamabar: sudo lsof -i :80    pastebin it please
[10:18] <iceroot> spokes: start synaptic
[10:18] <listedaswanted> ii  wacom-tools                           1:0.8.4.1-0ubuntu4                         utilities for Wacom tablet devices
[10:18] <listedaswanted> ii  xserver-xorg-input-wacom              1:0.8.4.1-0ubuntu4                         X.Org X server -- Wacom input driver
[10:19] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: do you have dns or setup the machine name ni hosts?
[10:19] <alzamabar> llutz: http://pastebin.com/jfc7RXaS
[10:19] <iceroot> !info acroread
[10:19] <alzamabar> BladeNBrocade: I don't know
[10:20] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: check hosts
[10:20] <mneptok> alzamabar: unless your local network is running a DNS server of some kind, connecting by name will not work
[10:20] <llutz> alzamabar: and your dns resolves odin locally?
[10:20] <BladeNBrocade> if localhost is mapped to that then it wornt work
[10:20] <iceroot> ubottu: you are lying...
[10:20] <Moral_> listedaswanted, check your private messages
[10:20] <spokes> iceroot start synaptic says: Unknow job: synaptic
[10:20] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: cat /etc/hosts
[10:20] <alzamabar> llutz: yes
[10:20] <alzamabar> llutz: Actually it resolves it to 127.0.0.1
[10:20] <iceroot> spokes: you are on karmic?
[10:20] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: also check your hosts mapping, exactly
[10:20] <alzamabar> llutz: That might be the problem
[10:20] <llutz> alzamabar: so it wont work
[10:20] <BladeNBrocade> because in hosts that is the default
[10:20] <rww> !info acroread partner | iceroot
[10:21] <alzamabar> llutz: Shall I change /etc/hosts?
[10:21] <BladeNBrocade> you need to modify the hosts file first for apache to work correctly
[10:21] <spokes> I don't know  - Ubuntu 9.04
[10:21] <iceroot> rww: thx, didnt know the syntax
[10:21] <llutz> alzamabar:  yes
[10:21] <BladeNBrocade> make 127.0.0.1 localhost only.. and map the ip to that hostname
[10:21] <iceroot> spokes: ok that is jaunty
[10:21] <mneptok> alzamabar: editing /etc/hosts on the local machine will have no impact on remote machines
[10:21] <BladeNBrocade> and on any machine you need to have that mapping add in hosts
[10:21] <llutz> alzamabar: and make sure, apache listens not only at 127.0.0.1 too
[10:21] <BladeNBrocade> mneptok: correct but having that in localhost wont allow apache to listen on outside interface...
[10:22] <BladeNBrocade> so long as its using hostname in ServerName
[10:22] <jakiw> Hi
[10:22] <iceroot> spokes: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[10:22] <llcoolhodge> how do i get diablo two to  download i cant find out how to do it anywhere
[10:22] <alzamabar> llutz: Shall I restart any services after the change?
[10:22] <BladeNBrocade> no
[10:22] <jakiw> I get an Error each Time I try to install something with apt-get
[10:22] <llutz> alzamabar: no
[10:22] <iceroot> spokes: there are two lines starting with # and containing something like deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu jaunty partner
[10:22] <BladeNBrocade> just add the same ip --> hostname mapping on whicever other remote host you want to access by hostname via http
[10:23] <iceroot> spokes: remove the # in the two lines and save the file
[10:23] <BladeNBrocade> or optionally setup local dns
[10:23] <alzamabar> llutz: Now my machine name resolves to 192.168.0.3
[10:23] <iceroot> spokes: then run  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install acroread
[10:23] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: correct but thats locally and to apache...
[10:23] <rww> jakiw: What's the error message?
[10:23] <llutz> alzamabar: you have to do that on each machine inside your network, if you don't have a dns-server
[10:23] <BladeNBrocade> so now try to access the ip from remote.. not the hostname
[10:24] <BladeNBrocade> and apache will answer because if ServerName is hostname and hostname --> ip apache is listening on ip and not loopback anymore
[10:24] <jakiw> rww E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) And Synpatic says 56 packages are broken because the depency isnt right
[10:24] <BladeNBrocade> but you still need to modify hosts file on remote servers to access by ip
[10:24] <Dr_Willis> !info warzone2100-video
[10:24] <BladeNBrocade> hostname rather
[10:24] <iceroot> spokes: working?
[10:24] <alzamabar> llutz: I have another machine which resolves my host name to 192.168.0.3 but when I telnet on port 80 it says connection refused
[10:24] <spokes> the sources.list file is empty
[10:25] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: restart apache
[10:25] <llutz> alzamabar: apache.org/documentation
[10:25] <jakiw> rww and dpkg isnt installed somehow, but I cant install it by sudo apt-get install dpkg too?
[10:25] <iceroot> spokes: /etc/apt/sources.list is empty?
[10:26] <BladeNBrocade> alzamabar: also ensure you dont have an application level acl setup in apache itself to deny all
[10:26] <rww> jakiw: run "apt-cache policy dpkg", and copy the output to http://paste.ubuntu.com/, then link to the page it creates here.
[10:27] <spokes> iceroot - sorry typed in the wrong directory
[10:27] <iceroot> spokes: np
[10:28] <jakiw> rww http://paste.ubuntu.com/384992/
[10:29] <spokes> iceroot: uncommented those two lines now what?
[10:29] <knoppies> Is there a way to get random wallpapers for each of my 9 wallpapers? either periodically or at each login.
[10:29] <rww> jakiw: thanks. Next, run "LANG=C sudo apt-get -f install", and copy and link it in the same way.
[10:29] <iceroot> spokes: save the file and then type in the terminal   sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install acroread
[10:30] <iceroot> spokes: now you have the adobe acrobat reader from the repository and get security updates automaticly from there
[10:30] <Dr_Willis> knoppies:  theres random wallpaper tools you could use. 'wally' sis one
[10:30] <jakiw> rww shall I run it as root?
[10:30] <iceroot> jakiw: sudo is running something as root
[10:30] <jakiw> didnt see the sudo :D
[10:31] <jakiw> because I never saw it not in front
[10:31] <jakiw> rww http://paste.ubuntu.com/384993/
[10:31] <spokes> iceroot: It's installing acroread - thanks a bunch
[10:32] <knoppies> thanks Dr_Willis, will have a look.
[10:32] <rossi> ola
[10:32] <yeiks> what is acroread for
[10:32] <harisund> How come on my 64 bit 9.10 Ubuntu without my deliberately installing sun-java-jre6 it automatically installed it along with the right plugins on installing ubuntu-restricted-extras but on  my 32 bit installation it didn't do so?
[10:32] <faileas> acrobat reader ;p
[10:32] <faileas> it reads PDFs
[10:32] <bazhang> yeiks, it reads pdf
[10:32] <rossi> olaaaaaaaaaa
[10:32] <harisund> Is Java a part of some other installation, or do I have to install it seperately?
[10:32] <rossi> españoles??
[10:32] <bazhang> rossi, /join #ubuntu-es
[10:33] <harisund> I don't recollect installing the Sun java package at all .. but somehow I seem to have it .. any ideas what package would have pulled in the sun java plugin and jre packages?
[10:33] <yeiks> k thanks
[10:33] <iceroot> spokes: np, you can always use the repository to install something. if you want to search for something you can use  apt-cache search your-search-string  like apt-cache search music player   then you get all the packages listed. you can install them with sudo apt-get install package-name
[10:33] <rww> jakiw: Hmm, interesting. The actual error problem is "dpkg (subprocess): unable to execute installed post-removal script: Exec format error
[10:33] <rww> jakiw: I'll see if I can dig up a solution for you
[10:33] <yeiks> but wat's d difference btw acrobat reader and adobe reader
[10:34] <jakiw> rww thx :)
[10:34] <faileas> they are the same
[10:34] <iceroot> yeiks: there is no difference
[10:34] <faileas> but you don't really need either
[10:34] <alzamabar> llutz: Thanks, it works now
[10:34] <faileas> ubuntu comes with a pdf reader
[10:34] <alzamabar> BladeNBrocade: Thanks
[10:34] <yeiks> k thanks
[10:34] <spokes> iceroot: that's great information - thanks
[10:34] <iceroot> faileas: but acroread is the only reader which can handle special things like comments in a pdf correctly
[10:35] <Haffe> Guys. Do any of you have experience using wifi in an embedded enviroment? I don't really need a full tcp/ip stack. Alla I need is to send a signal via wifi.
[10:35] <Haffe> How much work would it be to get this to work?
[10:35] <iceroot> spokes: that is the greatest thing about debian-based distributions like ubuntu. the power of apt-get is really great
[10:36] <rww> jakiw: Can you run the command "cat /var/lib/dpkg/info/irssi.postrm" and copy it to http://paste.ubuntu.com and link it, please?
[10:36] <alzamabar> exit
[10:36] <jakiw> rww My Updatemanager says I should reinstall debconf??
[10:37] <jakiw> rww I don't get an output!
[10:37] <rww> jakiw: No output at all, or an error message?
[10:38] <jakiw> rww Nothing, just next line. Should I reinstall debconf with the Updatemanager?
[10:38] <neil_d> using 9.10.. when I ask mplayer to play an .avi it says "Error opening/initializing the selected video_out (-vo) device."  what can I do to fix this?
[10:38] <spokes> iceroot: How do I change my user in a terminal
[10:38] <rww> jakiw: and yes, debconf is important, but it's likely not going to work until we fix this, since dpkg is getting hung up on it.
[10:39] <iceroot> spokes: to root or to another user?
[10:39] <BladeNBrocade> np
[10:39] <jakiw> rww Ok, so not reinstall it yet?
[10:39] <spokes> iceroot: to another user
[10:39] <iceroot> spokes: su username
[10:39] <spokes> iceroot: thanks
[10:39] <oskar-> spokes:  sudo -i -u username
[10:40] <iceroot> oskar-: much to long
[10:41] <spokes> iceroot: Sorry, another question - How do I make a readonly file writeable?
[10:41] <exploit> hello
[10:41] <iceroot> spokes: sorry, it was su - username  instead of su username
[10:41] <rww> jakiw: correct. Run `echo '#!/bin/sh' > sudo tee /var/lib/dpkg/info/irssi.postrm` . That should fix up that file. Once you do that, try `sudo apt-get -f install` again and pastebin its output again.
[10:42] <Ek|mu5> has anyone got word on the xorg/gnome-power-manager bug that blanks the screen at random?
[10:42] <iceroot> spokes: with chmod  but normally there is a reason why a file is readonly
[10:42] <rww> jakiw: (my apologies for the odd commands I'm having you run. This issue is a little complicated.)
[10:42] <jakiw> rww Can u again post the exact Command I should use now?
[10:42] <jakiw> rww Have I to do it with the ''?
[10:42] <rww> jakiw: echo '#!/bin/sh' > sudo tee /var/lib/dpkg/info/irssi.postrm
[10:42] <Ek|mu5> It also affects gnome-network-manager which assumes that the computer has gone to sleep and disconnects WiFi connections at random
[10:43] <jakiw> rww as root?
[10:43] <jakiw> rww oh
[10:43] <jakiw> rww it is as root
[10:43] <rww> indeed
[10:43] <holmser> how can I restart an x session? ctrl alt backspace isn't working
[10:43] <exploit> some one know what is the back track linux IRC adress?
[10:43] <spokes> iceroot: The file says it is writeable, but when I access in VI it states it is a readonly file. this file is an install script, but it is failing when running and I'm trying to figure out why it is failing
[10:43] <iceroot> holmser: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[10:43] <iceroot> !dontzap | holmser
[10:44] <bazhang> exploit, /join #backtrack-linux
[10:44] <exploit> here?
[10:44] <bazhang> exploit, yes
[10:44] <jakiw> rww still gives the same error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/384997/
[10:44] <iceroot> spokes: why need write-access to an install-script?
[10:44] <bazhang> exploit, also on freenode servers, if that is what you mean
[10:44] <jakiw> rww the other command u gave me doesnt give any output
[10:45] <spokes> iceroot: I want to place some echo statements in the script to see the settings of some of the variables and try to determine the reason for the failure
[10:45] <jakiw> rww I dont know if it is important, but do u see that it has problems removing irssi? (Its written on german)
[10:46] <jakiw> rww Can I somehow change it to english, so u can read it better?
[10:46] <iceroot> spokes: can you post the output of ls -l /path/to/your/file
[10:46] <rww> jakiw: yeah, it's the same error message. What's happening is that it's trying to remove irssi, but can't run the post-removal script for some reason. Since it's in the middle of doing that, it doesn't want to do anything else at the same time.
[10:47] <rww> so debconf and probably other things won't install.
[10:47] <oskar-> jakiw:  change the ">" to a "|" in the command
[10:47] <neil_d> using 9.10.. when I ask mplayer to play an .avi it says "Error opening/initializing the selected video_out (-vo) device."  what can I do to fix this?   The sound does play.
[10:47] <rww> oh, duh. thanks oskar-
[10:47] <iceroot> !codec | neil_d
[10:47] <rww> jakiw: That previous command was incorrect. Do: echo '#!/bin/sh' | sudo tee /var/lib/dpkg/info/irssi.postrm
[10:47] <BladeNBrocade> spokes: if its bash you can try to run it under bash -x to see what its doing
[10:48] <Josh90> jakiw: http://paste.ubuntu.com/384999/
[10:49] <rww> jakiw: (the only side-effect of me giving you the wrong command there is that you now have a file called "sudo" in your current directory. you can remove it once we get this sorted :)
[10:49] <spokes> BladeNBrocade: so what would the command look like for bash -x
[10:49] <BladeNBrocade> bash -x <bash script>
[10:49] <spokes> BladeNBrocade: thanks
[10:49] <BladeNBrocade> np
[10:51] <neil_d> iceroot: the restricted packages are already installed.
[10:51] <dr-nicto> wow dragon age runs better on wine then windows 7 hehe
[10:52] <dassouki> what are some good tools to record presentations
[10:52] <gabri> ola
[10:52] <dr-nicto> holla
[10:52] <iceroot> neil_d: hm, ok. i am just using vlc and dont have such problems with it
[10:53] <spokes> BladeNBrocade: Interesting. When I execute bash -x ./runInstaller then the install script works
[10:53] <ZykoticK9> neil_d, in a terminal try "mplayer -vo x11 $FILENAME" then "mplayer -vo gl $FILENAME" and see if one works (it should)
[10:55] <BladeNBrocade> spokes: possibly its that your calling bash directly
[10:56] <neil_d> ZykoticK9: the "-vo x11" seems to work good!  the "-vo gl" flickers very badly
[10:57] <ZykoticK9> neil_d, does x11 have fullscreen video though?
[10:57] <spokes> BladeNBrocade: I thought that when I'm in terminal that the default shell is bash
[10:57] <jaims> alo?
[10:57] <BladeNBrocade> depends
[10:58] <jaims> anyone from chile? there was a huge earth quake over there right about now
[10:58] <BladeNBrocade> spokes: grep $user /etc/passwd
[10:58] <BladeNBrocade> and thats your default shell
[10:58] <neil_d> ZykoticK9: not really.. it goes full screen but only puts the picture in the middle with a lot of black around it.
[10:59] <ZykoticK9> neil_d, are you using an mplayer frontend of some sort?  if so, there should be some way to set the default vo device.
[10:59] <ZykoticK9> neil_d, try ..."-vo gl2" and see if it works
[10:59] <BladeNBrocade> there may also be something wrong with the #! line in the script and its calling the command interpreter,, that apparently calling it directly may remediate?
[10:59] <llcoolhodge> mudkip
[11:00] <jakiw> rww sorry, my Wlan didnt work anymore - another Error my Laptop has
[11:00] <jakiw> rww ur still there?
[11:00] <rww> jakiw: yep
[11:00] <meco> I can't find Opera in Synaptic. Is there some other way to install Opera?
[11:00] <rww> meco: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser
[11:00] <jakiw> rww The last thing u did was telling me, why this whole thing didnt work
[11:01] <neil_d> ZykoticK9: I right click on the .avi in a window, and select "Open With.."->"Mplayer media player"
[11:01] <jakiw> rww Did u get my Message about, that my Laptop crashed when I installed Irssi (the Prog my Laptop has Problems with how it seems)
[11:01] <iceroot> meco: its in the part-repository
[11:01] <iceroot> meco: partner
[11:01] <meco> rww: OK
[11:01] <rww> jakiw: no, but that would explain why the postrm file was broken
[11:01] <llcoolhodge> http://i50.tinypic.com/301olso.png
[11:02] <rww> jakiw: Anyways. We figured out why that first echo command I gave you didn't work. If you haven't already, run this corrected one:
[11:02] <jakiw> rww Ye, that time it was a very strange crash. The screen froze and the Caps Lock blinked
[11:02] <rww> jakiw: echo '#!/bin/sh' | sudo tee /var/lib/dpkg/info/irssi.postrm
[11:02] <harisund> Can someone tell me why my apt-get hangs at 99% [Waiting for headers] on one of my machines but works fine on other machines on the same LAN?
[11:03] <spokes> BladeNBrocade: just do grep $user /etc/passwd? When I do that it just sits there like it is waiting for more input?
[11:03] <jakiw> rww Output is: #!/bin/sh What shall I do now?
[11:04] <ZykoticK9> neil_d, well check in the options for vo or Video Out -- to see a list of all possible vo devices you can use "mplayer -vo help" and it will list a bunch more options, you can try experimenting and see which one works best for you.  I gotta go, so best of luck.
[11:04] <rww> jakiw: LANG=C sudo apt-get -f install
[11:04] <fedora_newb> anyone know how to enable matching tag highlight on bluefish?
[11:04] <rww> jakiw: and paste the output into paste.ubuntu.com and link it here
[11:04] <jakiw> rww What does Lang=C mean?
[11:04] <rww> jakiw: It should make it be in English.
[11:04] <rww> jakiw: if it doesn't, then whatever, I can semi-translate :)
[11:05] <jakiw> rww cool, it looks as if it worked:
[11:06] <meco> I get bash: deb: command not found when I try to install Opera
[11:06] <jakiw> rww I somehow cant paste in Xchat anymore?
[11:06] <neil_d> ZykoticK9: using the "Preferences"->"Main Menu" option I changed the "Sound & Video"->"Mplayer Media Player" preferences to call "mplayer" instead of "gmplayer" and things seem to be working much better now.
[11:06] <jakiw> rww http://paste.ubuntu.com/385006/
[11:06] <jakiw> rww ok, worked
[11:07] <dr-nicto> Question: How do I enter WINEDEBUG=-all into wine?
[11:07] <rww> meco: those instructions are flawed. You need to put the deb line in the /etc/apt/sources.list file (anywhere on its own line will do). You can edit that file with `gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list`
[11:07] <TijsVerwest> .
[11:07] <rww> meco: I'll update the page to say that, since it's confusing :)
[11:07] <jakiw> rww Can I try installing other programms now?
[11:07] <rww> jakiw: yep. From the look of it, it should all work now :)
[11:08] <jakiw> rww Thx so much for the Help!!!!
[11:08] <spokes> BladeNBrocade: I'm trying to install software under a specific user name. The software does not support installing under root. How do I install the software under a non-root user and not have it fail telling me that the user does not have permissions to install to a specified diretory?
[11:09] <pw-toxic_> hi
[11:09] <meco> rww: I added the HArdy Partner repository to Synaptic, but it still can't find Opera
[11:09] <rww> jakiw: no problem. You might want to check that you have the "ubuntu-standard" and "ubuntu-minimal" packages install. They install other packages (like debconf) that you really should have installed, and since debconf wasn't installed for some reason, it'd be worth checking.
[11:09] <pw-toxic_> i'd like to install ubuntu via network.. can someone tell me how or give a good link with a howto?
[11:09] <dr-nicto> Question: How do I enter WINEDEBUG=-all    into my dragon age origions game or wine ?
[11:10] <jakiw> rww So they are like alternatives to debconf?
[11:11] <rww> jakiw: I'll rephrasee: ubuntu-standard and ubuntu-minimal install basic system utilities (debconf is a basic system utility) that you should have installed.
[11:11] <rww> rephrase **]
[11:12] <jakiw> rww ok, they already are installed!
[11:12] <rww> meco: alright. I'm looking into it, one sec
[11:12] <rww> jakiw: awesome, you should be all set then :)
[11:13] <Dr_Willis> dr-nicto:  try #winehq
[11:13] <dr-nicto> channel winehq?
[11:13] <dr-nicto> oh duh lol thanks
[11:13] <jakiw> rww, Thx, u really helped me :D. Ill go and try to do some work now
[11:13] <fedora_newb> anyone know how on either gedit/bluefish to highlight a matching tag? for example, the </html> tag would highlight when on the <html> tag>
[11:13] <fedora_newb> ?
[11:14] <m0ar> Any way to get the alsa-applet back? ._.
[11:14] <red> fedora_newb: I'd like that too (used to it on notepad++
[11:14] <fedora_newb> red, me to :P
[11:15] <red> fedora_newb: I use Geany (better than Bluefish imho, not too bloated)
[11:15] <meco> rww: It's ok now.
[11:15] <red> what it does is hilights programming tags atleast
[11:15] <red> like if ( blabla ) {
[11:15] <rww> meco: Did you find it in the hardy partner repository, or did you use the Opera one instead?
[11:15] <red> and when you are at the ending } the opening { it accompanies is bolded
[11:15] <fedora_newb> red, i was using gedit, but read somewhere that bluefish the the tag highlighting, but it doesnt
[11:15] <meco> rww: It worked after I had added that deb line to the file you told me
[11:15] <red> give a go for geany
[11:16] <red> absolutely the best replacement for notepad++ i've found
[11:16] <fedora_newb> red, does it do tag highlighting or is there a plugin for it?
[11:16] <red> and I used the aforementioned for years :)
[11:16] <red> let me see
[11:16] <pw-toxic_> hi, i wanna know which network installation i do need
[11:16] <pw-toxic_> there is an i386 and an AMD64
[11:16] <pw-toxic_> i do have a 6bit processor
[11:16] <pw-toxic_> Intel Core Duo 2 SU..
[11:17] <rww> meco: okay, good :)
[11:17] <rww> pw-toxic_: you can use either
[11:17] <pw-toxic_> rww, but i want a 6 bit system
[11:17] <pw-toxic_> rww, is the i386 also 64bit?
[11:17] <Guest15795> njbjbhvb
[11:17] <Guest15795>   mmmm,mmmmmmmmm
[11:17] <pw-toxic_> its important, because i have >3 GB ram
[11:17] <Guest15795> mmjjkmtjkmnukmkjmjyukm,
[11:17] <rww> pw-toxic_: Core 2 Duos can run 32-bit or 64-bit. If you specifically want 64-bit, you want the AMD64 one.
[11:17] <red> fedora_newb: seems it only does braces hilighting, not html tags. dunno if theres a plugin for it. if you do find something that does it, please throw me a /msg :)
[11:17] <Guest15795> ukukrtkuiikikitrkkkiki
[11:17] <Guest15795> kiukkyukyu
[11:17] <Guest15795> iuy
[11:17] <Guest15795> ku
[11:17] <FloodBot3> Guest15795: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:17] <Guest15795> uu
[11:18] <rww> Guest15795: Do you have an Ubuntu support question?
[11:18] <fedora_newb> red, will do, thanks for the info
[11:18] <pw-toxic_> rww thanks.. im just confused why there is an AMD in front of the 64 ?!
[11:18] <bullgard> After restarting, my Chatzilla 0.9.86 Firefox extension window does not open maximized. How can I make my Chatzilla to open maximized after restarting?
[11:18] <rww> pw-toxic_: because AMD created the amd64/x86_64 architecture first. It works on Intel Core 2 also (I should know, I'm using it :)
[11:18] <pw-toxic_> rww, thanks for this information
[11:18] <spokes> iceroot: I'm trying to install software under a specific user name. The software does not support installing under root. How do I install the software under a non-root user and not have it fail telling me that the user does not have permissions to install to a specified directory?
[11:20] <m0ar> spokes: Permissions on the dir?
[11:21] <spokes> m0ar: the installation program is creating the directory
[11:21] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  what software?
[11:21] <m0ar> spokes: permissions on the dir above?
[11:22] <spokes> Dr_Willis: Oracle web tier utilities
[11:22] <spokes> m0ar: all directories will be created at installation time
[11:22] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  so its a binary installer? or source? or what?
[11:23] <m0ar> What's the difference between 'update-manager -d' and 'apt-get dist-upgrade'?  u-m want's to install 50MB's more than dist-upgrade
[11:23] <spokes> Dr_Willis: the install script is a bash script
[11:23] <rww> m0ar: "update-manager -d" is supported because it's coded to avoid possible upgrade problems. apt-get dist-upgrade is not supported as a method for upgrading from one Ubuntu version to another.
[11:24] <iAmerikan> should I upgrade to 10.4 or what?
[11:24] <rww> iAmerikan: no, it isn't ready yet
[11:24] <iAmerikan> How long should I wait?
[11:24] <rww> m0ar: in practise, I've noticed that update-manager also reinstalls ubuntu-desktop and any recommends of it when you use it.
[11:24] <rww> iAmerikan: until it's released at the end of April
[11:24] <Dr_Willis> spokes:   check the script out and the progrema homepage/forums there maybe some option you need to use.
[11:24] <spokes> Dr_Willis: the installer uses Java to execute the installation
[11:24] <m0ar> rww: Oh, since I use the Lucid alpha, dist-upgrade is fine?
[11:25] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  so basically its installing premade binaries some where.
[11:25] <red> oh and fedora_newb, you could always use the [-] on the left side to minimize the div
[11:25] <red> fedora_newb: that way you would see matching tag easily :)
[11:25] <iAmerikan> rww: I wouldn't have asked or anything, it's just the first time I've seen it in the upgrade mgr
[11:25] <lorenzo_> #ubuntu-it
[11:25] <rww> m0ar: If you're already on Lucid, you don't need to dist-upgrade at all. The "alpha" and "beta" milestones are identical to what you have with normal updates.
[11:25] <fedora_newb> red, still want the tag highlight :P
[11:25] <rww> iAmerikan: yeah, -d will prompt you to install development releases. You shouldn't do this, because they aren't supported and are broken.
[11:26] <red> me too :)
[11:26] <rww> m0ar: in future, by the way, Lucid questions go in #ubuntu+1.
[11:26] <m0ar> rww: I upgraded to lucid a while ago, did my last apt-get upgrade a few days ago. Now, dist-upgrade installed 250MB's for me
[11:26] <m0ar> rww: Yeah, sure
[11:26] <spokes> Dr_Willis: That is correct
[11:26] <m0ar> rww: So it does update and install apckages
[11:26] <iAmerikan> rww: thanks
[11:26] <spokes> Dr_Willis: I specify the directory and it creates the directory and then begins the installation
[11:26] <rww> m0ar: I imagine the difference in this case is that it's installing extra recommends from ubuntu-desktop or something like that.
[11:26] <m0ar> rww: What's that? :c
[11:27] <Moral_> um
[11:27] <Moral_> I accidentally removed the toolbar
[11:27] <Moral_> from my terminal how do I get it back, lol.
[11:27] <spokes> Dr_Willis: I guess I could create the directory ahead of time, but I would like to be able to specify the directory and then the installation create the directories
[11:28] <rww> m0ar: ask in #ubuntu+1, I'm about to go to sleep :\
[11:28] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  seems loke an odd bug if it cant write to its own dirrectories its made.
[11:29] <{C}ronos> i wrote about 3 simple bash scripts, does anyone know if there is a way to execute thos one after another from one exacutable file?
[11:29] <rhiino> ciao
[11:29] <Dr_Willis> {C}ronos:  make a script that runs the scripts
[11:29] <m0ar> Moral_: You don't use a bottom panel?
[11:29] <erUSUL> {C}ronos: make a simple bash script that does just that
[11:30] <{C}ronos> lol yes i have thought of that but
[11:30] <Dr_Willis> 90% of linux seems to be bash scripts callingeach other some times.. :)
[11:30] <soicon> {C}ronos: but what :P
[11:30] <{C}ronos> in the first script you have to input some information as does the last one
[11:30] <rww> Moral_: "toolbar" as in your terminal program's menubar?
[11:30] <Moral_> yea
[11:30] <Moral_> I fixed it
[11:30] <Moral_> thanks, though.
[11:31] <Dr_Willis> {C}ronos:  so?
[11:31] <m0ar> rww: No, the panel I'd guess
[11:31] <{C}ronos> and they all have to keep running
[11:31] <m0ar> rww: Oh nvm x)
[11:31] <spokes> Dr_Willis: The installation states that I don't have permissions to create the directory
[11:31] <{C}ronos> they all stay running to do something
[11:31] <Dr_Willis> {C}ronos:  you are not beinv very clear.. one runs.. asks for some input.. then goes on...
[11:32] <fedora_newb> red, how do you get rid of the line in the middle of the page?
[11:32] <spokes> Dr_Willis: How do I set the user to have directory creation permissions?
[11:32] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  seems weird, You could run th installer with sudo I guess.. but that sounds like a nasty way to do it
[11:32] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  if its in their home dir. they allready do.
[11:32] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  any system dirs.. they do not
[11:33] <spokes> Dr_Willis: it is not in the home directory. Can I change so it has permissions to create outside of its home directory
[11:33] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  then you run the installer as root.
[11:33] <chris8> Hey room!  I'm trying to play a DVD in movieplayer, but i'm getting distortion in the video and audio... is this normal?  Is there a better DVD player?
[11:33] <{C}ronos> the first one asks for input and keeps running, the second just does its thing and keeps running, the third one asks for input and keeps running
[11:33] <spokes> Dr_Willis: the installer does not allow the installation to be done with root
[11:34] <erUSUL> chris8: i like xine-ui or vlc for dvd's
[11:34] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  i would say check their install docs then. I think there maybe somthing you missed.
[11:34] <spokes> Dr_Willis: I guess I will have to create under the home directory
[11:34] <chris8> erUSUL: do i just hafta install VLC or add libraries too?
[11:35] <Dr_Willis> spokes:  if its makng a system directoy like /var/www/XXX then thats not going to be makeable by the user. Unless you run it as a user with proper group permissions for /var/www/
[11:35] <erUSUL> chris8: just install it
[11:35] <chris8> THANKS!!!!!
[11:35] <chris8> lata'!
[11:36] <pw-toxic_> i just walked trhough the tutorial for PXE boot, but the PXE boot cant find the boot image ;(
[11:37] <pw-toxic_> any idea how i could find out where the problem is?
[11:37] <YBH_1> live video feed 8.8 quake Chile http://www.ustream.tv/channel/tv-de-chile
[11:37] <spokes> Dr_Willis: I did the install under the home directory. It wasn't worth the hassle to do it any other way
[11:37] <spokes> Dr_Willis: Thanks for the information
[11:38] <TSK> Greetings.  I have a question about memory usage.  If I had 4 gig when I installed and had to remove 2 gig of it later due to memory gone bad, leaving me with only 2 gig now, could/would that affect (in a negative way) how efficiently my system uses the 2 gig of memory I have left?
[11:39] <edeca> TSK: You'll just have less memory
[11:39] <edeca> TSK: Do you have swap?
[11:40] <soicon> TSK: the system memory no longer operates in dual channel mode  , maybe slower
[11:40] <TSK> edeca: Yes indeed, I do have swap.  However, it appears as if my system is running out of memory entirely to easily (causing it to have to swap much harder than seems reasonable for having 2 gig of RAM on a Linux box).
[11:41] <TSK> *too easily
[11:41] <edeca> TSK: What is on it?  A server?  A full WM environment?
[11:41] <Josh90> Could anyone help me get this working. http://paste.ubuntu.com/385018/
[11:41] <edeca> TSK: 2GB RAM isn't that bad really
[11:41] <TSK> edeca: Desktop machine
[11:41] <Josh90> Pleas?
[11:41] <edeca> TSK: What does swapon -s show?
[11:41] <edeca> TSK: Or run something like htop and check the swap
[11:41] <TSK> 2 gig SHOULD still be more than enough for a Linux desktop to perform well.  That's why it seems odd.
[11:42] <mneptok> TSK: free -m
[11:42] <edeca> Josh90: You haven't said what is broken
[11:42] <TSK> Well, right this moment, it's using 630.8 meg of swap.
[11:42] <soicon> TSK: do you run Virtual machine ?
[11:42] <TSK> soicon: Not at the moment, no.
[11:43] <Josh90> edeca: It's a script i got before but i not sure how to run it.
[11:43] <edeca> Josh90: ./Script
[11:43] <TSK> At this moment, I'm only running Konversation.
[11:43] <edeca> TSK: That's quite high swap then.  Can't you just pick up more RAM for $10? :)
[11:43] <soicon> mine is 2,5 GB of RAM, and I have just to upgrade to 4GB to play 8 Virtualbox instances at once .
[11:44] <faileas> lol
[11:44] <soicon> so...yours is weird
[11:44] <edeca> soicon: Well of course, because that's 9 machines running....
[11:44] <faileas> or use less memory per instance
[11:44] <web5|org|ua> HOW to access through samba via network mounted ntfs partition on linux server ?
[11:44] <TSK> edeca: Well, it's a bit more'n $10 to grab another 2 gig of RAM to replace what was lost, but aye.  It's looking as though I'm likely going to have to grab more RAM, as it was generally almost NEVER touching swap at all when I had 4Gig, even when I did run VMs.  :)
[11:44] <edeca> web5|org|ua: Which bit are you having trouble with?  You need to edit the samba config to allow access to it
[11:45] <edeca> TSK: Yea, I only have 2GB in my work desktop and it's quite usable even with a VM
[11:45] <soicon> yes, I said that is mine, it's not TSK case
[11:46] <web5|org|ua> edeca: mounted partition in /media have rwx------ permission and i can only see the name, can't browse
[11:46] <TSK> I was mostly just wondering if there are configuration choices made during the install that are based on the amount of RAM available during the install process which might be appropriate for the larger amount of RAM I had, but not so great for the current amount.  :)
[11:46] <TSK> Ramdisk sizes, etc?
[11:47] <devilsadvocate> hi. can i install ubuntu from a live cd of another distribution?4
[11:47] <jrib> !away > randoms
[11:48] <psycho_oreos> devilsadvocate, no
[11:48] <devilsadvocate> psycho_oreos: ok. what about from another linux installation? (without a bootable medium)
[11:48] <Josh90> edeca bash: ./Background: Permission denied
[11:49] <psycho_oreos> devilsadvocate, no you can't not without tremendous amounts of work
[11:49] <TSK> devilsadvocate: Technically you probably COULD if you were stubborn enough and wanted to mess with some really nerdy stuff, but it would likely be a royal pain to accomplish and not worth the effort.  :)
[11:49] <edeca> Is there a scripting basics thing for Josh90?
[11:49] <web5|org|ua> edeca: can you help me, please ?
[11:49] <edeca> Josh90: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-tutorials-howtos-reference-material/1135-guide-people-new-linux-command-line.html
[11:49]  * devilsadvocate made the mistake of trying out arch and is now sufficiently annoyed with it to not bother debugging a nasty kernel panic
[11:49] <Josh90> edeca:  Thanks
[11:50] <edeca> web5|org|ua: Have you modified your samba config to enable browsing to /media/whatever ?
[11:51] <psycho_oreos> devilsadvocate, well without a bootable medium, there's lots of other advanced ways in which requires lots of hair pulling and hoping it'll work
[11:51] <web5|org|ua> edeca: yes, to /media, and other folders fully accessible, but only this ntfs mounted no access granted.
[11:51] <edeca> web5|org|ua: What does the output of the mount command show for that partition?
[11:51] <web5|org|ua> edeca: for example, to /media/cdrom - no problem, to /media/D [ntfs] NO.
[11:52] <edeca> web5|org|ua: I bet it is mounted without user permission
[11:52] <web5|org|ua> edeca: rwx------
[11:52] <web5|org|ua> edeca: /media/D
[11:52] <edeca> web5|org|ua: That _wasn't_ what I asked for
[11:52] <edeca> web5|org|ua: The output of the command `mount`
[11:52] <edeca> web5|org|ua: For that drive only
[11:53] <web5|org|ua> edeca: i mount on the server with gnome
[11:53] <edeca> web5|org|ua: You're completely ignoring my attempts to help you, so good luck
[11:54] <soicon> web5|org|ua: open terminal and issue the 'mount' command then post the output here, as edeca said ^^
[11:54] <web5|org|ua> "/dev/sda5 on /media/D type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,default_permissions,blksize=4096)"
[11:55] <web5|org|ua> sorry guys, never used in this way
[11:56] <web5|org|ua> edeca: soicon: and ?
[11:59] <web5|org|ua> damn.
[11:59] <perlsyntax> Does any know ow to use the python-profiler?
[12:00] <edeca> perlsyntax: #python ?
[12:00] <perlsyntax> i try in there no one know.
[12:00] <edeca> Right, so why don't you go try #happybunnies instead?
[12:00] <perlsyntax> why don't you be so RUDE!
[12:01] <edeca> perlsyntax: This is an ubuntu help channel.
[12:01] <lorenzo_> #ubuntu-it
[12:01] <perlsyntax> This not a help channel more like the shit room lmao.
[12:01] <edeca> Heh
[12:02] <TSK> Wow.  Grumpy...
[12:02] <neko> hi!! when i try to launch JDownloader i get the error "cant connect to X11 window..."
[12:02] <edeca> neko: How are you launching it?
[12:02] <neko> edeca: in a terminal window. DISPLAY=localhost:0.0
[12:03] <edeca> neko: Is that as root, or your user?
[12:03] <edeca> neko: You might find that "xhost +" as your normal user helps, but what you are trying should work
[12:04] <hellyeah> ubuntu karmic sucks
[12:04] <hellyeah> you repo sucks
[12:05] <hellyeah> because ever if frozen bubble doesnt work correctly
[12:05] <Sami_ubuntu> hello all! I wanted to setup Skype 4 over WINE, but after setup downloaded files, it makes this error: "Problem with server connection"; any ideas ?
[12:05] <edeca> Sami_ubuntu: Any firewalls or proxies in the way?
[12:05] <Sami_ubuntu> in ubunu ?
[12:05] <Sami_ubuntu> +t
[12:06] <OerHeks> Sami_ubuntu,  use skype from the software centre.
[12:06] <overmind> Sami_ubuntu: Ubuntu uses iptables as firewall, you can configure it via terminal using ufw, or via gtk using firestarter.
[12:06] <web5|org|ua> how to grant access through samba to /dev/sda5 on /media/D type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,default_permissions,blksize=4096) ?
[12:06] <Sami_ubuntu> OerHeks i have v 2.1 for linux, but 4.x is more better
[12:06] <neko> edeca: when i type 'xhost +' with my user i get the error 'unable to open display localhost:0.0'
[12:06] <hellyeah> frozen bubble breaks my display from 1280 800 to 640 480
[12:06] <hellyeah> sucks
[12:06] <overmind> !language | hellyeah
[12:06] <dassouki> I can't seem to get sunbird to syn with my google apps calendar. i'm using this http://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/answer.py?answer=99358#sunbird
[12:07] <hellyeah> what happens if i change my repo with jaunty repo
[12:07] <hellyeah> and i make aptitude update
[12:07] <Reyuken> sucks
[12:07] <hellyeah> system breaks ?
[12:07] <overmind> hellyeah: Surelly it won't update
[12:08] <gordonjcp> I'm trying to install eeebuntu on an Eee 700, but I've kind of got stuck at the start - I can't find a disk image of the installer, only .iso files
[12:08] <hellyeah> overmind,
[12:08] <hellyeah> packages in karmic has full of bug
[12:08] <Reyuken> you need to burn the iso files probaly
[12:08] <gordonjcp> unetbootin doesn't work, and isotostick is looking for all sorts of udev stuff
[12:08] <Sami_ubuntu> overmind: it reports, that it is inactive
[12:09] <gordonjcp> Reyuken: burn them on what?
[12:09] <overmind> Sami_ubuntu: It should be enabled
[12:09] <Sami_ubuntu> so, may i disable it ?
[12:09] <gordonjcp> Reyuken: the .iso files are over 800M, and the Eee doesn't have a CD drive anyway
[12:09] <chris8> Hey room!  I use Pidgin as an MSN client with a yahoo.com address... lately i've been getting "contact requests" on yahoo's chat on their email site, which i've been denying... Will these contact requests ALSO get through to my msn?
[12:09] <Reyuken> Oh
[12:10] <gordonjcp> Reyuken: and in any case I haven't had a machine with optical disks for about a decade
[12:10] <ZykoticK9> gordonjcp, instructions on creating USB disk at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[12:10] <gordonjcp> ZykoticK9: doens't help me
[12:10] <gordonjcp> ZykoticK9: that just says "run usb-creator", which is an Ubuntu thing
[12:10]  * TSK wonders why some people are so hateful toward something that cost them nothing.
[12:11] <gordonjcp> ZykoticK9: I don't have usb-creator, because I don't have Ubuntu.  I don't have Ubuntu because it can't be installed from a USB stick
[12:11] <overmind> Sami_ubuntu: By defaults it comes disabled, then you need to enable it, try using "sudo ufw enable", then add rules
[12:12] <Sami_ubuntu> overmind if i can download then install it, it would be work :)
[12:12] <Sami_ubuntu> but i see
[12:12] <Sami_ubuntu> thet it downloads
[12:12] <Sami_ubuntu> but the error comes in the end of download
[12:12] <Sami_ubuntu> i try it now
[12:12] <overmind> Sami_ubuntu: What error?
[12:13] <Sami_ubuntu> that problem with server connection
[12:13] <mithro> hello, when I just installed karmic and now my mouse doesn't work in X, if I cat /dev/input/mice I get stuff when I move the mouse but nothing happens to the cursor
[12:13] <mithro> s/when //
[12:13] <OerHeks> gordonjcp, http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ on that page you find the windows and linux version of unetbootin, to prepare the usb sticj
[12:13] <Sami_ubuntu> so overmind, i think it is downloaded, but it can't access to it ?!
[12:13] <slowlearner> i need help :(, sound not working at all in karmic. I have a VIA VT1708B 8-Ch. I can't even run alsamixer.
[12:13] <Gheddy_Zarc> i got hi I got my huawei K3765 mobile broadband modem going but cant browse the web can only send SMS messages, cant post to betavine for some reason,,Im so,o  close, the app from vodafone australia running in 9.04 is beautiful lol, using old xp box to get in here at the moment, the ubuntu is on a much faster newer machine,
[12:14] <mithro> is there a way to force X to have a mouse using xorg.conf or something?
[12:14] <pippo> hello people
[12:14] <pippo> I have an notebook with no hardisk
[12:14] <pippo> I'm goint to replace by a flash drive (pen)
[12:14] <madurasszs> hey how can i reset the xorg.conf (i upgraded to lucid from karmic,fglrx is not supported)
[12:15] <TSK> madurasszs: I don't know if it
[12:15] <overmind> madurasszs: Maybe restartx? I don't know very well
[12:15] <pippo> Is it ubuntu a good choice for a flash usb pen? I mean is it optimezed by it (the number of writind and others)
[12:15] <madurasszs> will xorg auto detect the video if run with out a xorg.conf
[12:15] <OerHeks> pippo yes, but make sure u use ext2, not ext3 or ext4
[12:15] <madurasszs> Tsk and overmind, it doesnt even bring up a terminal
[12:16] <TSK> madurasszs: I don't know if it's the RIGHT way to do it, but you could make a backup copy of the xorg.conf and then move it out of the way and try running with the automatic xorg default settings to see how far that gets you.
[12:16] <madurasszs> ctrl+alt+f1 to f6 are not active, only the gui but it's all coruppted
[12:17] <TSK> madurasszs: Ah.  Brutal.  :(
[12:17] <madurasszs> tsk defualts mean that i just rename the xorg.conf and run right?
[12:17] <saleem> hello
[12:17] <amikrop> Hello, is there any option or plugin for Audacious that can make it exit smoothly?
[12:18] <madurasszs> tsk hey theres this support channel i'll go ask there thanks
[12:18] <amikrop> I mean, when you stop or pause a track, or even exit the program, the sound goes fastly down progressively?
[12:18] <amikrop> Like in Winamp for Windows.
[12:18] <saleem> i have a fully updated jaunty installation, i ran update manager but it doesnt show any upgrade option to 9.10,
[12:18] <madurasszs> saleem run
[12:18] <saleem> is there something im missind
[12:19] <madurasszs> update-manager -d
[12:19] <saleem> as sudo in shell?
[12:19] <madurasszs> if you have an ATI video card and have fglrx installed its better not to upgrade :P
[12:19] <gordonjcp> OerHeks: unetbootin doesn't work
[12:19] <madurasszs> saleem yea
[12:19] <saleem> i have nvidia driver installed
[12:20] <gordonjcp> OerHeks: it doesn't produce a bootable image
[12:20] <saleem> thanks mad
[12:20] <madurasszs> k then thats ok
[12:20] <gordonjcp> I just don't understand why distros still produce .iso files
[12:20] <gordonjcp> am I supposed to travel back in time to 2000 and buy a CD writer, or something?
[12:20] <OerHeks> gordonjcp, you have to download the .iso first, then use unetbootin to make the usbstick bootable and transfer the files. verry easy
[12:20] <gordonjcp> I don't even know where to look to buy a CD writer
[12:21] <frankS2> gordonjcp: where do they sell computers at ur place?
[12:21] <frankS2> thats the place
[12:21] <Kentrel> Hi, the past two days my computer is off when I come home. I think it might be a powercut or something. Whats the best way to find out what time that happened?
[12:21] <gordonjcp> OerHeks: I have unetbootin, I have the iso, I ran unetbootin, the disk is *not bootable*
[12:21] <frankS2> Kentrel: cat /var/log/messages.*
[12:21] <gordonjcp> frankS2: computer shops
[12:21] <OerHeks> a .iso file is an 1:1 copy of a completed cd, unetbootin can handle the format
[12:21] <gordonjcp> OerHeks: or rather, it boots, but hangs immediately with a black screen
[12:21] <Kentrel> frank, that file ends with a lot of binary data
[12:22] <gordonjcp> OerHeks: I know what an .iso is
[12:22] <Andys^> 1/part
[12:23] <saleem>  update-manager -d doesnt return anything either,, strange
[12:23] <overmind> saleem: Because is not beta or RC, is still alpha
[12:23] <Evet> which command starts gnome file manager?
[12:23] <overmind> Evet: "nautilus"
[12:24] <Evet> overmind: thank you
[12:24] <saleem> overmind: i m looking for upgrading from 9.04 to 9.10
[12:24] <overmind> saleem: I don't recommend it to you, is still alpha, you should wait to beta
[12:25] <schurro> that is BS! 9.10 is already released.
[12:25] <overmind> ah, sorry, I was thinking about 10.04
[12:25] <saleem> overmind : :)
[12:25] <Curly_Q> I installed Ubuntu i386 server for the first time. I cannot log into root or the original account I setup. Can I just create a new password instead of re-installing?
[12:26] <overmind> saleem: Well, have you tried opening update-manager normally?
[12:26] <saleem> yes and same result
[12:26] <overmind> saleem: Using "main server"?
[12:26] <slowlearner> i need help :(, sound not working at all in karmic. I have a VIA VT1708B 8-Ch. I can't even run alsamixer.
[12:26] <saleem> it just says your system is uptodate
[12:26] <saleem> im on italian mirrors
[12:27] <overmind> saleem: Yri switching to main server (central server)
[12:27] <overmind> Try
[12:27] <tunai> i got a problem
[12:27] <overmind> !ask | tunai
[12:27] <tunai> k
[12:28] <tunai> if i minimize somthing it dosent show in to in my screeb and my aplication dont show and my time has fanished
[12:28] <reeniginEesreveR> how can i test apache configuration without actually running apache on ubuntu?
[12:29] <overmind> tunai: So you haven't got application list in bar, right?
[12:30] <awb> Hi, I'm running Ubuntu Server 9.10 and it cannot download from the repositeries. I have had the same problem on my PC running Ubuntu 9.10 and I discovered when I changed where to download from in software sources from 'Server in United Kingdom' to 'Main Server' everything started to work (ie. Download). How would I change the setting in Ubuntu Server to 'Main Server'?
[12:30] <mariusz> hi
[12:31] <gnomemercy> hello mariusz
[12:31] <tunai> overmind:yeah and my lovewr bar dosent show too
[12:31] <overmind> awb: My ubuntu is in spanish, but is in System >> Administration >> Software Source
[12:31] <rww> awb: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list, change the entries that say "gb.archive.ubuntu.com" or "uk.archive.ubuntu.com" (I forget which it is) to just "archive.ubuntu.com
[12:31] <overmind> tunai: Click in up bar with mouse2 and select "add new bar"
[12:32] <awb> @rww I'll try now thanks very much
[12:32] <overmind> tunai: Or "new panel"
[12:32] <overmind> rww: Is easier changing via menu than command line
[12:33] <m0ar> overmind: Not much is
[12:33] <rww> overmind: Ubuntu Server doesn't have a menu, Software Sources, or a GUI.
[12:33] <xfact> I have new installed Ubuntu 9.10 and it has some formal fonts, Ubuntu has any other source to have some more attractive fonts? (I need those for my video editing)
[12:33] <tunai> Where i click?
[12:33] <xfact> please help
[12:33] <awb> @overmind ubuntu server is a CLI
[12:33] <overmind> rww: Mhh, I missread, I didn't read "server", I was wrong, sorry :P
[12:33] <rww> overmind: no problem :)
[12:34] <jpds> rww: !
[12:34] <xfact> How to download more fonts in Ubuntu?
[12:34] <obiwan_> guys anybody knows the insides of networkmanager?
[12:34] <overmind> tunai: In up bar, right mouse button, "new panel/bar"
[12:34] <obiwan_> iwconfig eth1 list works only if i first run networkmanager
[12:34] <jrib> !fonts | xfact
[12:35] <overmind> tunai: Have you done?
[12:35] <jpds> awb: What errors are you getting from gb.archive?
[12:35] <tunai> no it dosent till show upper and lover bar
[12:35] <xfact> jrib, Thank you :)
[12:36] <tunai> Cant listen tuo muski becouse muted and dont know whre to unmute becouse bar isint showin
[12:37] <overmind> tunai: I don't know, sorry
[12:37] <gnomemercy> has anyone every tried to get DVD43 to work with wine?
[12:38] <littlegirl> tunai: If you open a terminal window and type alsamixer you might be able to unmute the sound from there.
[12:39] <voidprayer> excuse me. i am modifying my keymaps in both console and XWindow. do I need to create 2 keymap files seperatedly for both settings?
[12:40] <gnomemercy> my problem is that I want to kill the region and copy write to DVD movies like DVD43 does in winblows
[12:41] <gnomemercy> any suggestions?
[12:42] <gordonjcp> right, so after converting the ISO to a USB stick by hand, I now find that eeebuntu makes all sorts of fundamentally retarded decisions, like setting up swap on an SSD and using ext3
[12:42] <utopos> uola
[12:42] <joseph_> ?
[12:42] <utopos> hay alguien por ahí?
[12:42] <joseph_> si yo
[12:43] <gordonjcp> !en | utopos
[12:43] <utopos> una pregunta, sabes como puedo abrir un archivo protegido de word
[12:43] <utopos> con contraseña
[12:43] <utopos> es de mi novia
[12:43] <i_is_broke> !es | utopos
[12:45] <erUSUL> !dvd | gnomemercy
[12:46] <utopos> hola
[12:46] <utopos> hay alguien por ahí?
[12:46] <Moral_> utopos,  En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter.
[12:46] <xfact> Thanks for help, bye for now..
[12:46] <erUSUL> utopos: si pero aqui no puedes preguntar en español. ve al canal #ubuntu-es
[12:48] <Nicador_fl> Hello. I have a problem with postfix. If a send an email to @yahoo.com it ends up in Spam.... what's the problem ?
[12:51] <WOLF85> ciao a tutti posso chidere qui info su ubuntu?
[12:51] <dlynes> !es | WOLF85
[12:51] <WOLF85> hi
[12:52] <WOLF85> can i have some information about
[12:52] <WOLF85> amsn?
[12:52] <dlynes> WOLF85, what about it?
[12:52] <Moral_> dlynes, he's speaking italian not spanish
[12:52] <dlynes> Moral_, oh
[12:52] <Moral_> lol just an fyi
[12:52] <dlynes> Moral_, all non-english/non-chinese all looks the same to me :)
[12:52] <Moral_> lol
[12:52] <WOLF85> i would like to know, how can i install
[12:53] <WOLF85> amsn in xubuntu tst version
[12:53] <WOLF85> last
[12:53] <dlynes> WOLF85, did you do apt-cache search amsn?
[12:53] <gnomemercy> Nic it looks like you need to fix the problem inside your yahoo account settings, I would check that first
[12:53] <WOLF85> i'm a novice please can you tell me the step that i have to do?
[12:54] <dlynes> WOLF85, First you do an apt-cache search amsn
[12:54] <dlynes> WOLF85, that will help you find the package name
[12:54] <WOLF85> i tell you more
[12:54] <WOLF85> i went in the site of amsn
[12:54] <dlynes> WOLF85, then when you find the package name you want, you do an apt-get get install ${packagename}, where ${packagename} is the package name you found in apt-cache
[12:54] <WOLF85>  package but i can't find the right version
[12:55] <WOLF85> i need xubuntu version and there are many versions in ubuntu link
[12:55] <oskar-> WOLF85:  in ubunt you should always install software from the repository and not something downloaded somewhere in the web
[12:56] <WOLF85> i know..
[12:56] <WOLF85> thank you guys
[12:56] <dlynes> WOLF85, If you know, why are you looking on the amsn website?
[12:56]  * dlynes shakes his head.
[12:56] <WOLF85> because
[12:57] <WOLF85> i'm a noob with xubuntu
[12:57] <WOLF85> and i would like to know
[12:57] <dlynes> apt-get/apt-cache is pretty much all you need to know
[12:57] <WOLF85> the step that i have to do with my wondow shell
[12:57] <dlynes> And I think ubuntu also has synaptic package manager
[12:58] <dlynes> WOLF85, synaptic should completely free you from using apt-get/apt-cache, if you're not trying to do anything out of the ordinary
[12:58] <WOLF85> so i open a shell and i wrote apt/get
[12:58] <WOLF85> and then?
[12:58] <erUSUL> !software | WOLF85
[12:59] <dlynes> WOLF85, for this particular application, just do 'sudo apt-get install amsn', but follow ubottu's link for the general way of doing things
[12:59] <jbee> bekks: danke!
[13:00] <dlynes> Or, at least I'm assuming it's the same package name on ubuntu (I'm on debian at the moment...I only use ubuntu at work)
[13:00] <WOLF85> ok i go... thank you so much dlynes
[13:02] <gamerx> hey, having some trouble with audio on my MSI EX-620, im running ubuntu 9.10, but when i plug headphones in it comes from the internal ones too
[13:02] <Anshul> need some advice about dual boot
[13:03] <Anshul> i had windows 7 running....then i installed ubuntu over it and now windows does not boot, at boot there is no option for other os, they are both installed seperately on the HDD
[13:04] <TheAshMan> hey, has anyone on 9.10 tried to upgrade to php 5.2.12 recently? i get a broken packages error
[13:04] <fdtdftdsf> s
[13:05] <zzd> hello lucid upgrade resulted in a green/black screen want to reset xorg atleast to run properly(i've used fglrx before)
[13:06] <jolicloud> H5
[13:06] <jolicloud> h
[13:06] <jolicloud> bjr
[13:06] <PratikAnand> Hi...how do I generate OLAP cubes on 9.10? Is there any tool available for it?
[13:06] <erUSUL> !lucid | zzd
[13:07] <zax1> hi all, i want to install k/ubuntu on my hp laptop, its a 6510b(965express chipset)with authentec fingerprint sensor, will k/buntu recognise it at install, or will i have to install a seperate package to make it work, also, i want to be able to logon to buntu using the fingerprint sensor, will it support that function ?
[13:09] <zax1> this must be the slowest and quietest i have ever seen this channel to be
[13:09] <OerHeks> zax1
[13:09] <zax1> yup
[13:10] <Quan-Time_> shh.. you will spoil the serenity
[13:10] <zax1> smarty pants :)
[13:10] <PratikAnand> Hi...how do I generate OLAP cubes on 9.10? Is there any tool available for it?
[13:10] <sander> hi all
[13:11] <quietone> I use two screens. Can I force apps to open in a specific one?
[13:11] <littlegirl> TheAshMan: What error are you getting?
[13:12] <TheAshMan> http://paste2.org/p/692574
[13:12] <TheAshMan> littlegirl, ^^
[13:12] <OerHeks> zax1 yes it can work > http://packages.ubuntu.com/nl/karmic/aes2501-wy
[13:12] <jrib> quietone: probably with devilspie
[13:12] <dad> hi
[13:13] <Guest72576> elp me with diisable password on resume from suspend
[13:13] <littlegirl> TheAshMan: Have you tried sudo apt-get -f install foo (replacing foo with the pkg name you are having trouble with)?
[13:14] <littlegirl> TheAshMan: It's supposed to fix packages with broken dependencies. (:
[13:14] <zax1> OerHeks: thanks
[13:14] <zax1> though i do not understan the document
[13:16] <sander> hello
[13:16] <Guest72576> help me with disabliing password on resume from suspend karmic
[13:17] <philip> hallo
[13:17] <Guest72576> hi
[13:17] <TheAshMan> littlegirl, thanks, i'll have a look into it
[13:17] <littlegirl> TheAshMan: I hope it works. (:
[13:18] <philip> ist jemand hier der sich gut mit ubuntu auskennt und mir vllt helfen kann
[13:19] <erUSUL> !de
[13:19] <A> hello
[13:20] <A> i have a problem in configuring hp remote control
[13:22] <dlynes> littlegirl, Thanks for the tip on uck the other day
[13:22] <andreo`> I have the lags while scrolling (FireFox, Chrome, Emacs). At the same time there are no lags on Windows.
[13:22] <quietone> jrib: thanks for the idea. it looks like it will fit my needs.
[13:22] <littlegirl> dlynes: Any time! Did you try it and like it?
[13:22] <dlynes> littlegirl, Unfortunately, it doesn't suit my needs...it requires a desktop version of ubuntu
[13:22] <zax1> can any one confirm they can log on to linux using a fingerprint sensor ?
[13:23] <littlegirl> dlynes: Aw, I'm sorry. There are a couple of other ways of doing it. Did you go to the link on my blog?
[13:23] <soicon> andreo`: did you opening webpage with flash files ?
[13:23] <dlynes> littlegirl, yeah...I saw the other two programs as well
[13:23] <andreo`> soicon: google reader
[13:23] <dlynes> littlegirl, from those links, I think what I'm going to do, is use my existing pxe boot installer, and do preseeding
[13:23] <littlegirl> dlynes: Were either of those able to do it?
[13:24] <littlegirl> dlynes: Wow, you just totally lost me. (:
[13:24] <littlegirl> dlynes: What's preseeding?
[13:24] <surjya> hi geeks ... a very simple question i hav
[13:24] <dlynes> littlegirl, Check your ubuntu installer cd (as long as you're not using the network installer)...you'll see a directory on there called 'preseed'
[13:25] <surjya> Now i am installing iw for my wireless card
[13:25] <littlegirl> dlynes: Interesting. (:
[13:25] <dlynes> littlegirl, yeah..it's an alternative to doing quikstart
[13:25] <littlegirl> dlynes: And you can customize that?
[13:25] <WizardOfOz> Hello, I have downloaded and install VirtualBox on Ubuntu REmix, now how do I erm install XP on it ?
[13:25] <dlynes> littlegirl, it's a little more involved, but it's way more customizable than quikstart
[13:26] <surjya> while doing "make" it tells to set environment variable PKG_CONFIG_PATH for libnl
[13:26] <littlegirl> dlynes: But at least you'll be able to create the installer you want, right?
[13:26] <surjya> I dont know how to do it
[13:26] <surjya> can anybody pleasee help
[13:26] <dlynes> littlegirl, and so i can make two preseeds...one for my master nodes, and one for my slave nodes
[13:26] <dlynes> littlegirl, yes, I believe so
[13:26] <WizardOfOz> http://seogadget.co.uk/how-to-install-virtualbox/ sucks
[13:27] <noaXess> hi all
[13:27] <littlegirl> dlynes: I'm glad there's a way to do it. It's too bad it isn't possible with Uck, though, since that seems like such a gentle way of doing things. (:
[13:27] <dlynes> littlegirl, yeah...easier would be better
[13:27] <littlegirl> dlynes: Do you only need to do this once, or will you need to do it again and again?
[13:27] <noaXess> i have kernel 2.6.31-20-generic and all ready installed linux-headers.. if i need to compile a driver with the current kernel headers.. need i do anything before starting compiling?
[13:27] <dlynes> littlegirl, but, I just need it to happen, so whether it's difficult or easy is immaterial
[13:27] <noaXess> where to start?
[13:28] <littlegirl> dlynes: Yeah, I'm just figuring if you need to do it more than once, you might want to turn the steps into an interactive script, at least.
[13:28] <dlynes> littlegirl, Only need to do it once, so that some other low paid people can do all the drudge work
[13:28] <lorenzo_> #ubuntu-it
[13:28] <noaXess> should i start in /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.31-20 or in /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.31-20-generic?
[13:28] <WizardOfOz> Anyone ?
[13:29] <dlynes> littlegirl, I've already got a script that'll get run after all the stuff is installed
[13:29] <littlegirl> Wizard: Click the New button and then follow the wizard that pops up.
[13:29] <dlynes> littlegirl, It goes through and installs all my packages that I need, nvidia opengl drivers, drbl, ...
[13:29] <dlynes> WizardOfOz, you'll need your windows xp install cd as well
[13:30] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl: no help.
[13:30] <dlynes> WizardOfOz, and configure your virtualbox to have access to the cd drive
[13:30] <WizardOfOz> I want to install the XP on External HDD
[13:30] <WizardOfOz> and the Image of XP is on the External HDD
[13:30] <littlegirl> dlynes: I mean a script that interactively asks you all the things needed to do the preseeding thing. Sort of a home-made Uck. (:
[13:30] <dlynes> littlegirl, oh...no
[13:31] <dlynes> littlegirl, I'm just going to create the preseed file once
[13:31] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Installing from an image on the hard drive shouldn't be a problem. What kind of trouble are you running into?
[13:31] <sander> why would yo ever like to run XP :)
[13:31] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl ISO image not detectng
[13:31] <WizardOfOz> *detecting
[13:31] <littlegirl> dlynes: Ah, that's what I was wondering - whether this was going to be a one-time deal or something you'd have to redo down the road. (:
[13:31] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Are you able to mount the image?
[13:32] <dlynes> littlegirl, and it'll have it set up so that there's only two prompts to the end user (tab, enter for ok, i want to install java) and (tab, yes, I accept the licensing agreement for java)
[13:32] <Shubuntu> guys i'm having problems with my lcd brightness in ubuntu karmic, can anyone help please?
[13:32] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl
[13:32] <WizardOfOz> yes
[13:32] <dlynes> littlegirl, Well, I might have to redo it again for 64-bit as well, and maybe karmic
[13:32] <littlegirl> dlynes: Ah, making it easy for the end user. (:
[13:33] <dlynes> littlegirl, right now, however, karmic has issues with nfs startup scripts, so it's not a consideration currently
[13:33] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Which version of VirtualBox are you using? Mine's kind of old (2.1.4).
[13:33] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this?
[13:33] <Arthuros> RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
[13:33] <Arthuros> RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
[13:33] <Arthuros> RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
[13:33] <FloodBot3> Arthuros: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:33] <dl0c> gold keepers pony
[13:33] <littlegirl> dlynes: I've noticed that as well. My son installed Karmic and now our NFS is all messed up (and so is his networking, darn it).
[13:34] <dlynes> littlegirl, the problem is that the nfs daemons don't load in the right order, and I don't have the time, or the inclination to figure out what's loading in what order, because Jaunty seems to work
[13:35] <dlynes> littlegirl, We were getting about 4 out of 7 nfs mounts mounting over a pxe boot
[13:35] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: In mine, if I click on Settings and then CD/DVD-ROM, I can point VirtualBox at an ISO. Is that how yours is set up?
[13:35] <littlegirl> dlynes: I wonder why it's doing that. It's crashing our file managers when it mounts and unmounts, and it's mounting and unmounting randomly throughout the day. Very odd.
[13:36] <dlynes> littlegirl, ah...I wasn't having problems with it mounting and unmounting
[13:36] <littlegirl> dlynes: I suspected it had to do with networking, but from what you're saying, the problem goes even deeper.
[13:36] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this? I have installed 9.10 on my desktop
[13:36] <dlynes> littlegirl, however, once i realized it wasn't mounting certain volumes, i rebooted, hoping for a different scenario on rboot
[13:37] <dlynes> littlegirl, sometimes it would mount all volumes, sometimes it wouldn't
[13:37] <littlegirl> dlynes: Our problem is that my son's Karmic will not under *any* circumstances allow him to have a static IP (he's tried everything), and without a static IP, NFS can't connect if the wrong IP is used. ):
[13:37] <dlynes> littlegirl, but it sounds like your problem is probably a networking issue
[13:37] <dlynes> littlegirl, karmic works fine with a static ip
[13:37] <littlegirl> dlynes: You'd think once it connected, it would stay that way, but the moment DHCP comes in and changes his IP (which is odd to begin with, once he's connected!), we lose our connection. (:
[13:37] <rabbit1> installed apache2-doc, how to read it?
[13:38] <littlegirl> dlynes: I wish we could figure out how to do it. We had no problem setting up static IPs in Hardy, and I'm still using Hardy, so I'm the only one with a static IP in the house. (:
[13:38] <dlynes> littlegirl, apt-get remove network-manager, edit /etc/network/interfaces, then do /etc/init.d/networking restart
[13:38] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this? I have installed 9.10 on my desktop
[13:38] <dlynes> littlegirl, I don't know if our group was having problems with static ips previously, or not
[13:39] <pepee> hi
[13:39] <dlynes> littlegirl, I just know part of our documented install was to get rid of network-manager
[13:39] <pepee> i'm trying to use the compat-wireless drivers
[13:39] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this? I have installed 9.10 on my desktop
[13:39] <dlynes> littlegirl, someone else documented the install; I'm tasked with automating it, and making the process repeatable
[13:39] <pepee> but when I load the modules, I get "unknown symbol..."
[13:39] <littlegirl> dlynes: Yeah, he tried that. He also tried manually editing /etc/network/interfaces. No go. ):
[13:39] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl yes
[13:39] <WizardOfOz> Crashed Ubuntu now
[13:39] <WizardOfOz> meh
[13:40] <dlynes> nikhilinux, create an entry in your /etc/fstab file
[13:40] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: If you point it at the ISO, does that work?
[13:40] <littlegirl> dlynes: As long as you have all the steps, your task won't be too bad, then. (:
[13:41] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this? I have installed 9.10 on my desktop
[13:41] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this? I have installed 9.10 on my desktop
[13:41] <nikhilinux> i have an external hard disk.  I have to mount it all the time and it asks for root password.  How do i bypass this? I have installed 9.10 on my desktop
[13:41] <FloodBot3> nikhilinux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:41] <technokrat2> hi, i want to connect my old m-audio ozone usb keyboard to ubuntu, should i use ubuntustudio or can i use my normal karmic koala? has someome more infos about m-audio ozone for me?
[13:41] <WizardOfOz> Littlegirl nop
[13:41] <dlynes> nikhilinux, and add the following to /etc/sudoers:  yourname ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/mount
[13:41] <WizardOfOz> Littlegirl I can open virtualbox thats no issue
[13:41] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Are you able to install Ubuntu in VirtualBox?
[13:41] <Highpriest> my ubuntu 9.10 boots slowly
[13:42] <Highpriest> messages displays:Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   11.312079] ata1: SATA link up 1.5 Gbps (SStatus 113 SControl 300)
[13:42] <Highpriest> Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   11.312104] ata1: link online but 1 devices misclassified, retrying
[13:42] <Highpriest> Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   11.312107] ata1: reset failed (errno=-11), retrying in 10 secs
[13:42] <Highpriest> Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   21.312078] ata1: SATA link up 1.5 Gbps (SStatus 113 SControl 300)
[13:42] <Highpriest> Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   21.312101] ata1: link online but 1 devices misclassified, retrying
[13:42] <Highpriest> Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   21.312104] ata1: reset failed (errno=-11), retrying in 35 secs
[13:42] <Highpriest> Feb 26 13:43:53 ubntu kernel: [   55.992014] ata1: limiting SATA link speed to 1.5 Gbps
[13:42] <FloodBot3> Highpriest: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:42] <Adyboy> anybody recommend SDR software for Ubuntu
[13:42] <technokrat2> floodfail
[13:42] <Highpriest> sry
[13:42] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: I mean go into the CD/DVD ROM settings and point VirtualBox at the Windows ISO file.
[13:42] <dlynes> Highpriest, Try using pastebin (http://pastebin.ca/)
[13:43] <WizardOfOz> LittleGirl okay lemme install virtualbox again
[13:43] <dlynes> littlegirl, yeah...drbl doesn't install the same way every time, though, so that makes it a bit of a pain
[13:43] <Highpriest> again: my ubuntu 9.10 boots slowly, messages shoes: http://pastebin.ca/1813422
[13:44] <Highpriest> *shows
[13:44] <rabbit1> how to change the default directory from /var/www
[13:44] <dlynes> littlegirl, drbl is like uck for pxeboot
[13:44] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: For all I know, Windows has some sort of protection in it that won't let it be installed from an ISO. Anybody else know?
[13:44] <llutz> rabbit1: read apache2-documentation /document-root
[13:44] <littlegirl> dlynes: What is drbl, and is there a way to force it to install the same way?
[13:45] <rabbit1> llutz: thx
[13:45] <littlegirl> dlynes: Never mind, you answered my question already. (:
[13:45] <aitiba> join #cakephp-es
[13:45] <littlegirl> dlynes: How come it doesn't install the same way every time?
[13:45] <dlynes> littlegirl, cause it's crappily written software :)
[13:45] <dlynes> littlegirl, drbl.sf.net
[13:45] <dlynes> littlegirl, but, then again
[13:46] <dlynes> littlegirl, it does a lot of stuff
[13:46] <rabbit1> llutz: whr is that?
[13:46] <llutz> rabbit1: apache.org
[13:46] <littlegirl> dlynes: Ooooh, I've never tried anything like that before. Remote booting is a new concept for me. (:
[13:46] <dlynes> littlegirl, but your son's booting all of his drives from nfs, right?
[13:46] <tiemonster> I'm trying to install mongodb, but can't figure out how to install the GPG key. I saved the sig as a .gpg, and tried to import in Software Sources, but got the error message: "The selected file may not be a GPG key file or may be corrupted."
[13:47] <dlynes> littlegirl, pxeboot allows you to have all the software installed on the server, and have absolutely no hard drive on the clients
[13:47] <littlegirl> dlynes: We both boot our computers manually and have NFS set to automatically detect each other's computers and mount. Whoever boots last is automatically mounted. (:
[13:47] <littlegirl> dlynes: Oh, now that is an *interesting* setup!
[13:48] <littlegirl> dlynes: So the clients access the server and that's it. The server does all the work, right?
[13:48] <dlynes> littlegirl, we do it, because we're running a parallel processing cluster, so the master node is the only one with a hard drive
[13:48] <rabbit1> llutz: i did install apache2-doc from Synaptic Manager, how to read that now?
[13:48] <dlynes> littlegirl, and that's why i'm running an extremely stripped down version of ubuntu
[13:48] <littlegirl> dlynes: Ah, in our case we have two fully working self-contained computers that just so happen to be able to visit each other. (:
[13:48] <dlynes> littlegirl, I don't even run a window manager
[13:49] <dlynes> littlegirl, just a multitabbed instance of mrxvt
[13:49] <littlegirl> dlynes: Ah, then you're the perfect candidate for a roll-your-own script. (:
[13:49] <llutz> rabbit1: get path with "dpkg -L apache2-doc", browse there, read
[13:49] <dlynes> littlegirl, because our application is using opengl, I still need X11, unfortunately
[13:49] <rabbit1> llutz: thx dude
[13:49] <littlegirl> dlynes: Does your server handle the load of multiple clients okay?
[13:50] <rabbit1> llutz: kindly suggest me any document, for self help, on most of the linux works, where new user may require
[13:50] <dlynes> littlegirl, yes, but all the clients talk to each other as well
[13:50] <dlynes> littlegirl, one master node, and 8 slave nodes
[13:50] <littlegirl> dlynes: Interesting. I've never played with such a setup. (:
[13:51] <llutz> rabbit1: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/
[13:51] <dlynes> littlegirl, try hanging out in #hpc sometime if you want to learn more about parallel computing, using linux
[13:51] <WizardOfOz> forget it
[13:51] <WizardOfOz> i need to cool down
[13:51] <WizardOfOz> I 'll try later
[13:51] <littlegirl> dlynes: Will do. (:
[13:51] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: What happened?
[13:52] <WizardOfOz> crashed ubuntu again and again and again......
[13:52] <dlynes> WizardOfOz, beautiful
[13:52] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: VirtualBox is crashing Ubuntu?
[13:53] <sander> any1 knows where i can change the 15 minuts of the sudo command (so i can set it to 1 hour or something?)
[13:53] <rabbit1> llutz: thx, i meant for linux, like, commonly used commands, some good book, which will avoid me from getting in here and bugging you all guys ;)
[13:54] <dlynes> llutz, http://www.oreillynet.com/linux/cmd/
[13:54] <llutz> rabbit1: ^
[13:54] <dlynes> rabbit1,, Linux in a nutshell:  http://www.oreillynet.com/linux/cmd/
[13:54] <dlynes> llutz, sorry
[13:54] <littlegirl> sander: You must edit the /etc/sudoers file with the visudo command. See man visudo and see passwd_timeout in man sudoers for more information.
[13:54] <llutz> nm
[13:54] <dlynes> nm?
[13:54] <omac> good news:  I got my fan back under control.   I did the tweak for 1) /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf to have blacklist k8temp 2)/boot/grub/menu/menu.lst to have acpi=lax, 3)update-grub, then rebooted and that fixed it.  It allowed the it87 chipset to coexist with the acpi in order to control the fan.
[13:55] <edeca> dlynes: Nevermind
[13:55] <dlynes> edeca, ah...just usually see it abbreviated as nvm
[13:55] <rabbit1> thx dlynes and llutz
[13:55] <edeca> :)
[13:55] <llutz> dlynes: never mind
[13:55] <sander> @littlegirl thnx have an look to it...thnx !
[13:56] <littlegirl> sander: Sure, and good luck with it. For a quick fix, you can type sudo -k to reset the timer manually at any time. (:
[13:56] <benchen70> quit
[13:56] <benchen70> ex-chat
[13:56] <sander> :) nice.
[13:57] <littlegirl> I'm of the opinion that there shouldn't be a sudo timer by default, and that the timer should only be an option, but that's just me. (:
[13:57] <edeca> littlegirl: I leave a screen session always open on my server and just reattach to it, I definitely like the timer
[13:58] <pw-toxic> hi, if i type in "apt-get install mysql-server" he tells me, that he cant find this package
[13:58] <pw-toxic> or gnome-do oder any other package
[13:58] <pw-toxic> where could be the problem?
[13:58] <littlegirl> edeca: The way I look at it, sudo is for security, and the moment we go around the security by leaving things wide open for X amount of time, we're no longer secure. That should be a choice and not default. (:
[13:58] <edeca> pw-toxic: Try mysql-server-5.0 ?
[13:58] <edeca> littlegirl: Ah, _now_ I see your point.  You want a password every time?
[13:58] <littlegirl> edeca: Yep!
[13:58] <edeca> pw-toxic: Oh, wait, I see.
[13:58] <edeca> littlegirl: Fair enough.  But odd nickname ;)
[13:59] <littlegirl> edeca: Yeah, sorry about that. I dated a trucker years ago and he gave it to me as a CB handle, and I just kept it for computers. (:
[13:59] <llutz> littlegirl: that would force 98% of the new users to create root-passwd and work 99% the time as root :(
[13:59] <pw-toxic> edeca, i have just installed ubuntu inside of windows
[13:59] <edeca> Wow, CB.
[13:59] <edeca> I'm not sure I'm old enough to remember that ;)
[14:00] <llutz> littlegirl: they already cry with timer "it's so annoying to enter passwds all the time, blabla"
[14:00] <littlegirl> llutz: True, but that's sad. Having a timer, and controlling the length of the timer is all possible. Circumventing the timer and password are all possible, too, so everyone can be happy. I'm just of the opinion that the security is a good thing and I'd rather see that be the default. (:
[14:00] <Emiliano> hola
[14:01] <llutz> littlegirl: always the same story, security vs comfort
[14:01] <littlegirl> llutz: Luckily there are ways they can make their computers less secure, so at least everyone can set themselves up the way they like. (:
[14:01] <pw-toxic> edeca, you know a solution for this?
[14:01] <abhi__> hi guys.
[14:01]  * SemiBz <test>
[14:01] <abhi__> anyone tried the latest ubuntu 10.04 beta
[14:01] <SemiBz> ..
[14:02] <bazhang> abhi__, lucid discussion in #ubuntu+1
[14:02] <abhi__> bazhang: thx
[14:02] <rick_> hey guys, I am having a strange problem with ubuntu booting, when I try to boot it just freezes after the splash screen. But after a few restarts it starts working
[14:02] <rick_> any solution?
[14:05] <azorb> http://www.theviralscript.com?id=3nfv45uhihvz7ulahmir5ftd4jainb
[14:05] <Speedee> hello
[14:06] <azorb> sorry don't click that
[14:06] <xangua> !hi | Speedee
[14:06] <azorb> wrong window :(
[14:06] <radioman-lt> crap.Remove(azorb);
[14:06] <Speedee> :)
[14:06] <azorb> I said oops!!!
[14:06] <BluesKaj> howdy
[14:06] <pw-toxic> can someone tell me, why i cant install or find any standard program with my ubuntu installation? like gnome-do or mysql-server
[14:07] <Speedee> español?
[14:07] <rick_> hey guys, I am having a strange problem with ubuntu booting, when I try to boot it just freezes after the splash screen. But after a few restarts it starts working? Please help
[14:07] <xangua> !es | Speedee
[14:07] <llutz> pw-toxic: check your sources /etc/apt/sources.list*
[14:07] <bazhang> Speedee, /join #ubuntu-es
[14:07] <Speedee> :/
[14:07] <Speedee> for?
[14:07] <xangua> for support in spanish
[14:07] <Speedee> ok
[14:07] <pw-toxic> llutz, its a completly new installation of ubuntu.. what shall i check the source slist for?
[14:08]  * WizardOfOz randomly kisses littlegirl well I solved the problem
[14:08] <Speedee> one moment
[14:08] <pw-toxic> llutz, i mean what shall i look forß
[14:08] <philip> how i can join the german ubutu channel
[14:08] <llutz> pw-toxic: check if online-repos are active
[14:08] <philip> ?
[14:08] <llutz> philip: /j #ubuntu-de
[14:08] <bazhang> philip, /join #ubuntu-de
[14:09] <pw-toxic> llutz, how? ;(
[14:09] <ool> hello i have a 8GB usb stick, used it.. deleted everything but it is showing 7.4GB now is this normal or can i get the memory back? when i look in properties it shows 18MB used but no files listed!
[14:09] <llutz> !pastebin | pw-toxic  pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[14:10] <bazhang> ool, dragged items to trash on your desktop? did you empty the trashbin?
[14:11] <root_kiko> ciao a tutti
[14:11] <bazhang> !it | root_kiko
[14:11] <pw-toxic> llutz, http://paste.ubuntu.com/385095
[14:11] <llutz> pw-toxic: sudo apt-get update
[14:12] <marcin__> ?
[14:12] <pw-toxic> llutz, thanks - everything works
[14:12] <llutz> pw-toxic: sudo apt-get install mysql-server
[14:12] <ool>  <bazhang> ok in file browser there are no files listed and trash bin is not hi lighted
[14:13] <pw-toxic> llutz, yes mysql-server was just an example. Thanks  i can go on setting up my system now
[14:13] <bazhang> ool, right click empty trash?
[14:16] <ool>  <bazhang> no trash! pointer over usb right click no trash but see a format option!!
[14:17] <spaceman> ool: try going to the stick in the file manager, and show hidden files you should see .trash (or similar) and delete that.
[14:17] <umang> Anyone know of a CLI tool to convert date/time from one timezone to another? (Not the current time just any input time)
[14:18] <ool> haha .trash is displayed
[14:18] <spaceman> ool: delete it and you should get your space back
[14:19] <coz_> umang,  maybe    convdate
[14:19] <ool> spaceman: err it wont delete
[14:19] <coz_> umang,    http://linux.die.net/man/1/convdate
[14:19] <umang> coz_, Looking at it.
[14:19] <bobbob1016> I had beagle running, but it doesn't seem to want to index everything, even though I configured it to index everything.  I tried Tracker but I can't seem to get the indexer started.  I'd prefer not to use google-desktop, any other indexers?
[14:21] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Glad to hear it! (Sorry, I was away from keys.) So what was it?
[14:22] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl: Bug.
[14:22] <pw-toxic> is there are english version of http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/
[14:22] <WizardOfOz> Had re-write the kernel for it.
[14:22] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Sheesh.
[14:22] <WizardOfOz> yep
[14:22] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: So did your install go okay?
[14:22] <umang> coz_, I don't that's what I'm looking for. Basically, I want to convert a date that I input (with an input timezone) and get it in the output timezone, (There flags will be passed to the command). Essentially for things like Ubuntu Classroom. It says 1700 UTC, I want to know when it is for me. And if someone asks me for a time, I want to be able to convert my local time to theirs.
[14:23] <ool>  bazhang: found the .Trash file but cant delete it tried the command line too!! you think formating it may work?
[14:23] <coz_> pw-toxic,   go to google translate    put that url in there and convert
[14:23] <spaceman> ool have you got the privileges to do so, try doing it in root. (Terminal > sudo nautilus)
[14:23] <erUSUL> pw-toxic: wiki.ubuntu.com help.ubuntu.com ?
[14:23] <pw-toxic> erUSUL, thanks
[14:23] <anto9us> umang: I believe the built in date command should do it with the %z or %Z option
[14:23] <coz_> umang,  mmm  let me check hold on
[14:23] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl : Configuring the External HDD, but so far looks good !
[14:23] <erUSUL> umang: there are webpages that do just that ...
[14:23] <ool> spaceman i tried the command rm -r .trash as root
[14:23] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: I'm so glad it's working out for you!
[14:24] <erUSUL> umang: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/
[14:24] <umang> erUSUL, Yes. I want the webpage functionality from a CLI tool. It's too much to go to a website... :P
[14:25] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl: Thanks for the support *hugs tightly*
[14:25] <umang> anto9us, I'm looking at that right now. Just a sec
[14:26] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Any time. I wish I could have done more. (:
[14:26] <ool> inside .trash is file expunged inside that is file 3282454545!
[14:26] <krystian> :)
[14:26] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl: It's fine you need anything I'll be glad to help you too !
[14:27] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: Thanks! *hugs Wizard back* (:
[14:27] <lovebus> with Glxgears i only get 600 fps , card Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ/P/PL Memory Controller
[14:27] <coz_> umang,  mm this is proving a bit tuff... I know you can convert UTC to local time and date
[14:28] <coz_> umang,  there is most likely already something for what you want to do I just cant find one ...yet
[14:28] <anto9us> coz_: I've pointed umang at the date command with %z or %Z option
[14:29] <coz_> anto9us,  ah ok cool  I was looking elsewhere let me scrollback :)
[14:29] <umang> anto9us, No. Although it lets me format the string, it doesn't let me convert the timezone. OK. anto9us, erUSUL and coz_ I want to do this: foobar --input-time "Feb 27, 2010 1500" --input-TZ IST --output-TZ UTC
[14:30] <coz_> umang,  mm
[14:30] <spaceman> ool no idea, easy option format drive as fat or whatever as long as there are no file on it
[14:31] <umang> anto9us, %Z only displays what timezone it is. Doesn't let me chose the output timezone. Shall I just code this in python if there isn't a tool like this as yet?
[14:31] <ool> ok thanks will try formating lol cheers  !
[14:31] <erUSUL> umang: google and once known is pretty simple :) is one of that ¡can not be that simple!! momment. « TZ=UTC date -d '12:00 EST'  »
[14:32] <trinity> hi everyone i would aks whats purpose of upgrading my kernel? i use karmic with kernel 2.6.31.14 there is newer one from synaptic 2.6.31.14 or from kernel.org 2.33  so should i stay with my naktive kernel or should i update and if update then i would like to know why ?
[14:32] <anto9us> umang: it should let you speficy timezone for a given date, it's a formatting option.
[14:32] <erUSUL> umang: TZ=UTC date -d "Feb 27, 2010 1500 IST"
[14:32] <anto9us> even specify it too.. :)
[14:33] <umang> erUSUL, That's it! Awesome! Thanks. :)
[14:33] <erUSUL> umang: no problem. just googled it XXDD
[14:34] <umang> erUSUL, Oh. I did google it before I came here. Maybe I didn't look well enough. Thanks again! :)
[14:34] <jmburgess> Hi
[14:34] <erUSUL> trinity: you should accept kernel updates via security repos
[14:34] <coz_> umang,  you might want to check with perl commands  for this as well
[14:34] <trinity> my question is should i update my kernel?
[14:34] <zicho> my xorg is running on like 60% CPU power... is this normal or is it something i can do something about, because its slowing my computer down quite a lot
[14:34] <trinity> if so then i would like to know why?
[14:34] <erUSUL> trinity: if it is a security upgrade yes
[14:35] <erUSUL> trinity: becouse it fixes a security bug
[14:35] <umang> coz_, perl? Got it directly from the CLI thanks to erUSUL. :)
[14:35] <trinity> i have 2.6.31.4 synaptic offer to me 2.6.31.20 should i upgrade it?
[14:35] <ool> ok just formatted the usb drive to ext3 and just lost a GB of memory lol !
[14:35] <erUSUL> trinity: for the third time; yes
[14:35] <abhi_nav> lol
[14:35] <coz_> umang,  oh ok ... i need to pay more attention  :)
[14:36] <erUSUL> ool: ext* reserver 5% for root by default
[14:36] <umang> coz_, It's alright. Very hard to follow discussions on chanells like these....
[14:36] <krangam> hi room
[14:36] <ool> ok thankyou ! will try fat !
[14:36] <kenpark> I installed ampache - but the version in the repo is older than then one that is available from the ampache originally - is there a way to get the upgraded version from the repo?
[14:36] <coz_> umang,  for sure... I know that you can do some time conversions with perl  though ...let me see if i can find a man page or something
[14:36] <erUSUL> !latst | kenpark
 tnx for the answer could u tell me why i should upgrade?
[14:37] <erUSUL> !latest | kenpark
[14:37] <trinity> it will work better?
[14:37] <erUSUL> trinity: 15:35 < erUSUL> trinity: becouse it fixes a security bug
[14:37] <trinity> wil i get better spport?
[14:37] <bazhang> trinity, for security
[14:37] <trinity> just for security?
[14:37] <erUSUL> what else?
[14:37] <umang> coz_, I've not written in perl, so I wouldn't know. But the date libraries in most languages can do this pretty easily...
[14:37] <bazhang> trinity, what benefit were you looking for?
[14:37] <trinity> i dont know thought maybe for better drivers support or my karmic will work better
[14:38] <kenpark> erUSUL: I should have mentioned: the current version also doesn't work because of an incompatibilty with an other package.
[14:38] <coz_> umang,  ok cool... I will stop searching  :)
[14:38] <WizardOfOz> littlegirl do you go to Ubuntu Conventions ?
[14:38] <umang> coz_, :)
[14:38] <erUSUL> kenpark: then it is a bug ;) you should report it
[14:38] <umang> coz_, Thanks anyway. :)
[14:38] <timbojimbo> Hey I am trying to stream my music from my linux box to my xbox 360. I heard xlink will help me achieve this goal. Has any one every used XLINK? I don't want to install software that doesn't do what I want it to
[14:38] <bazhang> trinity, breaking package management, especially for an outside kernel is not a wise choice
[14:38] <erUSUL> timbojimbo: i've heard of uShare
[14:38] <ool> can you partiation a usb drive ?
[14:38] <kenpark> !bugreport
[14:38] <littlegirl> WizardOfOz: No, I wish I could. I can't travel. ):
[14:39] <bazhang> ool, sure
[14:39] <bazhang> ool, though what would be the point if it is a flash key
[14:39] <WizardOfOz> aww littlegirl :( when you're 21 if there is any in Canada you
[14:39] <WizardOfOz> 're most welcome !
[14:39] <erUSUL> timbojimbo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xbox360Media
[14:39] <bullgard> http://live.gnome.org/Empathy/FAQ#Geolocation: "Once you checked the Publish location checkbox, there is a short delay before the information is made available to your contacts." Where can I find the 'Publish location checkbox' in Empathy?
[14:40] <timbojimbo> erUSUL, Have you it?
[14:40] <lahmas> I looked in my /bin folder and there aren't that many command-line utilities there.. Is there any way of obtaining some more useful ones?
[14:40] <kian> How I can convert flv files to mp3?
[14:40] <llutz> lahmas: /usr/bin
[14:40] <erUSUL> timbojimbo: nope; only heard of it and googled around for you
[14:40] <trinity> i wouldnt upgrade my kernel just cos of security i dont care about security of my pc:) if anyone need anything from my pc i would be happy to send it muyself:) thats why i was askning cos if newer kernel fix just security issues then there is no reaklly reason to upgrade it
[14:40] <erUSUL> kian: ffmpeg -i video.flv music.mp3
[14:41] <erUSUL> kian: you need to install lame libraries
[14:41] <lemuria> hello
[14:41] <timbojimbo> erUSUL, Yeah I get the feeling ushare is outdated...
[14:41] <timbojimbo> i wish i could do this through samba
[14:41] <lemuria> i'm searching for live system with default sshd and auto connection with eth cable
[14:41] <mneptok> trinity: and if what someone wanted from your PC was spare CPU cycles and an Internet connection? to make you a spam relay? to remotely kill processes or shut down the machine?
[14:41] <lemuria> (screen broken)
[14:41] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm looking for a gnome-panel plain-text (not rss or whatever) ticker.
[14:42] <trinity> so he or she can do it:)
[14:42] <ool> baizhang: tried to make a boot usb with dsl week ago  maybe theres a isue
[14:42] <trinity> and my internet is connected when im using it
[14:42] <bazhang> ool, try unetbootin?
[14:42] <trinity> and my ip is different from location so i dont care about security issues
[14:43] <ZORG2> ..
[14:44] <ool> baizhang:  unetbootin?
[14:44] <ZORG2> How can I add FTP user to PURe-FTPd  with ONLY 1 Command line ??? (without  typing he's password manually) ?????????
[14:44] <llutz> lemuria: systemrescuecd does, http://www.sysresccd.org
[14:44] <ool> baizhang:  whats that !
[14:44] <lemuria> llutz: thks
[14:44] <Threetimes> !unetbootin
[14:44] <llutz> lemuria: check out for boot-options
[14:44] <zicho> how do i change my video driver?
[14:44] <bazhang> ool, unetbootin is a way to create a live usb stick, works with most any linux distro, and can be created from Ubuntu or Windows
[14:45] <lemuria> ok thanks
[14:45] <erUSUL> zicho: what graphic card ? what are you using? what you want to use instead?
[14:45] <bazhang> !info unetbootin | ool
[14:45] <ZORG2> How can I add FTP user to PURe-FTPd  with ONLY 1 Command line ??? (without  typing he's password manually) ?????????
[14:45] <bazhang> ZORG2, no need to repeat so quickly
[14:46] <zicho> erUSUL i have an intel card, and i do know now what i am using at the moment, default i guess
[14:46] <ZORG2> How can I solve This Problem????
[14:46] <ool> ok  thankyou i'll look in to it ta !!
[14:46] <bazhang> ool,  are you using 9.10 karmic?
[14:47] <erUSUL> zicho: there is nothing to switch to for an intel card (except newer kernel/driver combo)
[14:47] <jmburgess> zorg2: why do you need it to be one line?
[14:48] <erUSUL> zicho: unless for some weird reason you are suing vesa generic driver
[14:48] <ZORG2> I want  to add a new FTP user automatically with creating my usual users on my site
[14:49] <dr-nicto> Hi I'm having problems running my dragon age origins after the update of 1.02a it tells me I have a runtime error but It worked before this patch cause i had 2005 visual basics installed And they updated the updated Visual C runtime libraries but I dont know which visual to add next
[14:49] <jmburgess> Have you looked into a tool such as webmin?
[14:49] <zicho> erUSUL how do i know then?
[14:49] <erUSUL> dr-nicto: #winehq
[14:49] <bazhang> dr-nicto, via wine?
[14:49] <Myrtti> !webmin
[14:49] <kian> erUSUL, thank you i did it! and I could make mp3 file but it dose not work?
[14:49] <dr-nicto> yeah
[14:49] <bazhang> check the appdb dr-nicto
[14:49] <erUSUL> zicho: grep -i driver /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[14:49] <zicho> because my xorg is using around 60% of cpu and slowing down my computer a lot, and i do not know why thisis
[14:50] <dr-nicto> ok but I been trying everything lately ill look more into it then ;D
[14:50] <bazhang> http://appdb.winehq.org dr-nicto , help in #winehq
[14:50] <ool> baizhang:  yes! was going to back up /home a reinstall. file system messy and need to open up a few partitions..
[14:50] <erUSUL> kian: do you have libmp3lame0 installed ?
[14:50] <krangam> hi team
[14:50] <bullgard> http://live.gnome.org/Empathy/FAQ#Geolocation: "Once you checked the Publish location checkbox, there is a short delay before the information is made available to your contacts." Where can I find the 'Publish location checkbox' in Empathy?
[14:50] <dr-nicto> k thanks
[14:51] <krangam> i'm trying to add music tracker to the system. i've downloaded .so file. am not sure how to proceed further. can anyone help me?
[14:51] <zicho> erUSUL it says 4 4 drivers... vesa, intel i810 and fbdev
[14:51] <bazhang> ool, okay, if you need help moving /home to a different partition you can /msg ubottu home for a link ; unetbootin is in the karmic repositories as well
[14:51] <jrib> krangam: "music tracker"?
[14:51] <erUSUL> zicho: put the output in a pastebin please
[14:51] <xangua> krangam: sudo apt-get install pidgin-musictracker
[14:51] <erUSUL> !paste | zicho
[14:51] <erUSUL> zicho: better yet paste the whole file /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[14:51] <krangam> lemme try xangua.
[14:52] <kian> erUSUL,  yes it is installed
[14:52] <erUSUL> kian: and still you cloud not conver it?
[14:52] <ool> baizhang: ok thanks for the help ! will do
[14:52] <bobbob1016> Is there an alternative to bealge and tracker that isn't google-desktop?
[14:53] <kian> erUSUL, I can convert it and i can make a mp3 file but the mp3 file does not work
[14:53] <zicho> erUSUL http://pastebin.com/7bzxXHbc
[14:53] <erUSUL> kian: :/ then i dunno
[14:54] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm looking for a gnome-panel plain-text (not rss or whatever) ticker.
[14:54] <voidprayer> excuse me where to apply my own xxx.map.gz in my Xorg?
[14:54] <erUSUL> zicho: it seems that you are using the correct driver (intel in this case)
[14:55] <zicho> erUSUL so why is xorg using so much cu?
[14:55] <zicho> *cpu
[14:56] <erUSUL> zicho: really dunno...
[14:56] <Guest72576> help me with disabliing password on resume from suspend karmic
[14:57] <krangam> xangua, i installed the tracker. but pidgin is not recognizing my music track. i use rhythmbox. anything else should i do?
[14:58] <xangua> do you restarted pidgin and enables the plugin krangam¿
[14:58] <xangua> enabled*
[14:59] <bastid_raZor>  /w 6
[15:01] <krangam> thanks xangua. i enabled the plugin. it works. i am just learning, so bear with my silly questions :)
[15:02] <voidprayer> excuse me where to apply my own xxx.map.gz in my Xorg?
[15:05] <pachu> HELLO
[15:06] <psycho_oreos> !hi | pachu
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[15:07] <pachu> im pachu
[15:07] <ionut> hi , i am looking in media and i have multimedia hdd who's owner and group isn't root
[15:07] <ionut> how can i change that
[15:08] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm looking for a gnome-panel plain-text (not rss or whatever) ticker.
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> ionut: chown can change ownerships for both owner and group
[15:08] <ionut> ActionParsnip: chown , but how ? can u make an example?
[15:08] <ionut> !chown
[15:08] <wejick> is it true that ubuntu's logo become grey?
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> ionut: sudo chown newowner:newgroup /path/to/thing
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> ionut: you can use -R to recursively set the permission, if you want it as root you can use: sudo chown -R root:root /path/to/thing
[15:10] <ionut> ActionParsnip: it worked
[15:10] <ionut> ActionParsnip: tnx
[15:13]  * ActionParsnip has a bowl of blood and fat
[15:15] <Helsinkiii> hi.last night i tried viewing JPGs on my 9.1 machine, and all i got was distortions all over my screen
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: same in all viewers?
[15:16] <Helsinkiii> only have 1
[15:16] <bribroder> morning everyone
[15:16] <Helsinkiii> defaut
[15:16] <Helsinkiii> lt*
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: install others it may just be that one app
[15:16] <Helsinkiii> now it works fine btw
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: don't sweat it then :)
[15:17] <krangam> folks one more question. i'd my picassa 3 client installed in my system. suddenly it's not working. when i start the client, nothing happens
[15:19] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: why is it that in 9.04, all the desktop effects worked swell, and now in 9.10, none of them work. i can't set it to "normal" even
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> krangam: can you expand on "not working"
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: what video card?
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: lspci | grep -i vag    will show you
[15:20] <krangam> ActionParsnip: by not working, i mean, the application is not starting. i navigate to application -> graphics -> picassa. But it just doesn't start
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> vga sorry
[15:20] <littlegirl> krangam: Is it already running and in the tray? I don't use Picassa, but I've had a similar thing happen when I thought a program wasn't loading and discovered it was in the tray. (:
[15:20] <hackoo> is there some tool to cleanup waste files in ubuntu ?
[15:20] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip:it shows nothing. i dont even have a card
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> hackoo: bleachbit is very good
[15:20] <krangam> littlegirl: nope it's not in the try :(
[15:21] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm looking for a gnome-panel plain-text (not rss or whatever) ticker.
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> krangam: try: ps -ef | grep -i pic
[15:21] <littlegirl> hackoo: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/cleaning-up-all-unnecessary-junk-files-in-ubuntu.html
[15:21] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: no i do actually i just touched it in the back
[15:21] <Helsinkiii> lol
[15:21] <littlegirl> krangam: Ah well, I was hoping it was something as simple as that. (:
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: you do or yoou wouldnt have a display or boot
[15:21] <hackoo> ActionParsnip: ok trying that.
[15:21] <c7p> hello i want to have the 9.10's human theme installed on my 9.04, how can i do it?
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: try: lspci | grep -i vga
[15:21] <Asankasri> Hi all, Is it clam av or virus scanner good for ubuntu? And also which firewall is good for ubuntu ?
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> !firewall | Asankasri
[15:21] <xangua> c7p: updating to karmic¿
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> !av | Asankasri
[15:22] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip:01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV280 [Radeon 9200 SE] (rev 01)
[15:22] <xangua> !firewall | Asankasri
[15:22] <xangua> mmmm nothing
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: ok can yuo use http://pastebin.com and give the output of: sudo lshw -C display
[15:22] <ben__> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/a77395ji <<< i suddenly have this issue of bee able abel to grab ip routers and gettin deauthed this started to happedn 2 datys ago i coudlent figure otu whats was wroign so i did a clean isntall of 9.10 and still gettign thbese issues it dosent matetr what router i try it on yet my wireless card has no issues at all in widnows
[15:22] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: last time i tried installing ATI drivers my ubuntu died totally and had to reinstall
[15:22] <c7p> xangua: no i just want to install default karmic's theme on my 9.04
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: just need to see what driver you are using. The driver may not have surived the upgrade
[15:23] <duffydack> Helsinkiii, sounds like an old card, and 1 only the free radeon driver supports since 9.04
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> ben__: what windows does or doesnt do is moot
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> ben__: if you set an ip address do you get connectivity?
[15:24] <Helsinkiii> duffydack: i see
[15:24] <ben__> erm acctualky eys it dose coutn
[15:24] <krangam> ActionParsnip: postfix   3174  1325  0 20:00 ?        00:00:00 pickup -l -t fifo -u -c
[15:24] <krangam> karthik   4323  3411  0 20:54 pts/1    00:00:00 grep -i pic
[15:24] <krangam>  is the output of the command
[15:24] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: paste coming right up
[15:24] <ben__> cos that mean it is nto an issue that suddenly arosen with the wirless card
[15:24] <ben__> so :P
[15:24] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: firefox is ugly slow since i installed 9.10
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> ben__: its a completely different OS so it maters not, if it worked in other distros of linux it would be of interest
[15:25] <duffydack> ben__ your typing hurts my eyes
[15:25] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip:http://pastie.org/845696
[15:25] <ben__> well it was workign in ubuntu 2 days ago no problems
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: fairly standard, try the mozilla ppa, it will have a later build and may fix stuff, imho firefox is slow normally
[15:25] <ben__> and if you look att hre paste bin it authtrygint o pull ipv6s and dhcp starts up it seem to bte
[15:25] <ben__> then fialign when uit cant grab them
[15:26] <ben__> well sorry dyslexic and dyspracic so
[15:26] <ben__> dyspraxic
[15:26] <ben__> ActionParsnip, any ideas what it could be
[15:27] <ben__> and i dunno what the ip setup of my router isd
[15:27] <duffydack> must be my i7 but firefox starts up as quick as chrome and is as usable..  i dont think i'll ever quit firefox :)
[15:27] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm looking for a gnome-panel plain-text (not rss or whatever) ticker.
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: ok there is no driver as it is unclaimed, i suggest you reinstall the ati open driver. this bug may help https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/486367
[15:27] <ben__> all i renmber is my static ip is 192.168.0.4
[15:28] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: lol i swear my install might die
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> ben__: most common for home grade routers is 192.168.0.x set an ip in that range and set the gateway to 192.168.0.1
[15:28] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: im too scared
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: you may need to formulate an xorg.conf file to get things nice
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: the bug has a section of the file which you cna copy to get things nice
[15:29] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: ill bookmark the page, but right now everything is working great. i've learnt that i only get problems when i try messing around with stuff most of the time
[15:29] <Helsinkiii> i'll keep it as is for now lol
[15:29] <duffydack> ActionParsnip, Helsinkiii there is a ppa for X updates, tried that maybe? https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates
[15:29] <Helsinkiii> if i wanted games i should have dual booted windows 7
[15:29] <TLF> I am using gnome and I had in my desktop 2 icons with URL: $HOME and system:/ but I cannot access them anymore it seems system:/ it's replaced by Computer:/// right?
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> Helsinkiii: if it goes wrong, just rename xorg.conf file and reboot and you will be where you are now
[15:30] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm looking for a gnome-panel plain-text (not rss or whatever) ticker.
[15:30] <Helsinkiii> ActionParsnip: so i make the changes to xorg. if i can't log in or anything, i change the filename via terminal and log in?
[15:30] <Asankasri> thanks all
[15:31] <ben__> ActionParsnip, do you no what default router netmask is
[15:31] <zroysch> hi i am trying to use partimage to backup my raid5 md2 partition, but it is not showing up in the partimage GUI. My system partition, partition md1 in raid1 shows up. how do i get partimage to see md2?
[15:31] <ben__> and a dns adress i can us
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> !find ticker
[15:31] <hystreni> hellu
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> !info ticker
[15:31] <Sensiva> !altcd
[15:32] <Sensiva> !alternate
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> ben__: clas c is normal: 255.255.255.0
[15:32] <jhonyok> hiiiii help me
[15:32] <arthur_1> if i use 2 hard drives one for / and one for /home is it ok to have 2 swap partitions one on each drive or is that overkill?
[15:33] <xangua> !help | jhonyok
[15:33] <jhonyok> my pc can do play cd
[15:33] <bastid_raZor> arthur_1: it is over kill.
[15:33] <psycho_oreos> there's no real need to have multiple swap partitions unless you have small hard drives or allocated small swap partitions
[15:33] <jhonyok> in out box open error
[15:34] <jhonyok> Error mounting: mount exited with exit code 1: helper failed with:
[15:34] <jhonyok> [mntent]: line 3 in /etc/fstab is bad
[15:34] <jhonyok> mount: can't find /dev/sr0 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[15:34] <jhonyok> helpme
[15:34] <xxthink> Can I use smartgit under ubuntu 9.10?
[15:34] <FloodBot3> jhonyok: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:34] <nonameNN> jhonyok: paste.ubuntu.com dont fu"!!· flood
[15:34] <caos> hola
[15:35] <xangua> !es | caos
[15:35] <zroysch> hi i am trying to use partimage to backup my raid5 md2 partition, but it is not showing up in the partimage GUI. My system partition, partition md1 in raid1 shows up. how do i get partimage to see md2?
[15:35] <nonameNN> caos: #ubuntu-es dont speak spanish for some reason op freakout when some one speak spanish
[15:36] <ben__> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/a77395ji <<< this is becomgin really annoyign obviously dhcp issues  i tryed manual asignign my ip still gettignt he issue and been gettign this issue in a past install 0f 9.10 yet all was workign 3 days agao and id ecide dsicne hte issue arose a fresh isnatll shoudl fix it
[15:36] <xangua> nonameNN: freak out¿¿ look like you scared him :S
[15:36] <ben__> and still get thi si
[15:36] <ben__> and it dosent matter whpos router i try connecting to
[15:36] <back4track> hello
[15:37] <jhonyok> caos
[15:37] <jhonyok> como hago eso
[15:37] <timbojimbo> any help with streaming music to my xbox 360?
[15:37] <nonameNN> ben__: what u trying to do
[15:37] <jhonyok> en  donde me meto
[15:37] <xangua> !es | jhonyok
[15:38] <nonameNN> jhonyok: /join #ubuntu-es
[15:38] <ben__> just tryig  to connect top my router
[15:38] <ben__> vire wirless
[15:38] <ben__> was workign fien 2 days ago
[15:38] <ben__> then thsi issue croped up
[15:38] <nonameNN> ben__: what wifi card u have?
[15:38] <ben__> coudlent figurwe otu what was cuasign it
[15:38] <ben__> did a fresh install
[15:38] <FloodBot3> ben__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:38] <ben__> and its still doing it
[15:38] <ben__> b43 but near as damned it fully work
[15:39] <back4track> linuxac
[15:39] <nonameNN> ben__: what wireless card?
[15:39] <ben__> cm4312
[15:39] <ben__> bcm4312
[15:39] <ahmed> hi guys
[15:39] <psycho_oreos> ben__, pastebin your lspci -nnk output
[15:40] <Guest74884> i am having a problem
[15:40] <Guest74884> nick hammouda
[15:40] <vanessa> a mi en español que no entiendo nada
[15:40] <ben__> you guys
[15:40] <xangua> !es | vanessa
[15:40] <ben__> psycho_oreos,  you just spotted it for me with that command
[15:40] <Threetimes> !ask | Guest74884
[15:40] <ben__> its ussing ssb dirvedr for soemreason
[15:40] <xxx_> i can only have 800x600 resolution with my intel x3100 onboard card and 22" desktop  screen. i use ubuntu karmic. what  can i do ? thanks
[15:41] <Guest74884> how wants a lockerz invit ?
[15:41] <psycho_oreos> ben__, well I can't help much if you don't tell me the output :)
[15:41] <blakkheim> !ot | Guest74884
[15:41] <lemuria> acer , asus , sony or samsung for netbook ?
[15:41] <ben__> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/YMGSkU9C
[15:42] <nonameNN> ben__: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=600097 apparently theres a driver for it
[15:42] <ben__> i usign a dev kernel with a latest compat wirless but suddenly its wnatign to use the ssb drivers :S
[15:42] <psycho_oreos> ben__, ssb isn't a wireless driver, its to allow modifications to broadcom chipset, you'll need wl
[15:43] <psycho_oreos> !bcm43xx | ben__
[15:43] <ben__> wl
[15:43] <ben__> throw DMA
[15:43] <ben__> errors
[15:43] <Canotto> come passo ad ubuntu it
[15:43] <psycho_oreos> well that's broadcom's fault, you should seek them for help with binary blob :)
[15:44] <quidnunc> If I want to do something equivalent of a symlink on a directory using mounts, how would I do it?
[15:44] <Zteam> Hi
[15:44] <psycho_oreos> !it | Canotto
[15:44] <quidnunc> I think I want to use "mount --bind" but I apparently don't understand how to use it.
[15:44] <Zteam> anyone know a way to make flash works somewhat more smoothly in Ubuntu?
[15:44] <Canotto> tank you
[15:44] <psycho_oreos> quidnunc, its more or less the same as regular mount, with source and target to be set
[15:45] <ben__> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1266620&highlight=b43+dma+error
[15:45] <Canotto> #ubuntu-it
[15:45] <cassini> Hi, I'm learning how to set up LDAP on my server. By default the slapd use the FQDN. Is it the same thing as my host name ?
[15:45] <Zteam> If I wath a movie on youtube, often the playbutton stop working for example
[15:45] <ben__> psycho_oreos, thats the mehtod i was using erleia this week
[15:45] <ben__> works fine
[15:45] <ben__> now its not
[15:45] <Zteam> anyone know a fix for that?
[15:45] <quidnunc> psycho_oreos: Can the source and target be regular directories? I keep getting "special device <target> does not exist"
[15:45] <ben__> btu ithsi dosent seem to be a driver issue
[15:45] <ben__> seem to be a dhcp issue
[15:45] <ben__> psycho_oreos, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1266620&highlight=b43+dma+error
[15:46] <psycho_oreos> ben__, and the other issue is that the b43 driver isn't loaded
[15:46] <psycho_oreos> ben__, saw your link already, no need to paste it twice
[15:47] <psycho_oreos> quidnunc, yes but they also have to be existing directories.. if they don't work use -o bind instead of --bind
[15:47] <llutz> quidnunc: mount --bind what /to/mountpoint
[15:47] <ben__> seems leikt hey update the guide slightly
[15:47] <Zteam> If I watch a movie on youtube, often the playbutton stop working anyone knows a way to fix this?
[15:48] <quidnunc> psycho_oreos: Thanks, that works.
[15:49] <quidnunc> (the dir didn't exist)
[15:49] <psycho_oreos> quidnunc, no worries
[15:49] <quidnunc> psycho_oreos: If only that were the case; life would be sublime :)
[15:50] <Zteam> anyone can help me with flash please????
[15:50] <xangua> Zteam: are you using 4 bits OS ¿
[15:51] <dr-nicto> How do I uninstall wine completely so I can reinstall it
[15:51] <Zteam> xangua: Yes i'm
[15:51] <xangua> dr-nicto: sudo apt-get purge packagename
[15:51] <irenita> hello
[15:51] <xangua> Zteam: well that's the problem
[15:51] <dr-nicto> thanks
[15:51] <quidnunc> dr-nicto: You probably also want to delete ~/.wine
[15:51] <dr-nicto> from the directory? or with the terminal?
[15:52] <xangua> or it was aptitude¿¿, i'm not exactly the best at terminal comands dr-nicto :S
[15:52] <psycho_oreos> probably faster with terminal
[15:52] <irenita> spanish
[15:52] <xangua> !es | irenita
[15:52] <psycho_oreos> aptitude imo is more smarter than apt-get but both works
[15:52] <Zteam> xangua: I have friends who got it working far better than for me and they are also unsing 64-bit
[15:52] <dr-nicto> its working xangua ty
[15:53] <irenita> me entendeis
[15:53] <xangua> Zteam: do you installed flash from repositories¿¿ recently adobe released a new beta of flash player 64 bits...you have to download it from it's web
[15:53] <hystreni> Hwo do i change to change the colour in XChat, all ic an do is change the background...
[15:53] <jhonyok> Error mounting: mount exited with exit code 1: helper failed with:
[15:53] <dr-nicto> How would i delete the wine ~/.wine with the terminal btw
[15:53] <jhonyok> [mntent]: line 3 in /etc/fstab is bad
[15:53] <jhonyok> mount: can't find /dev/sr0 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[15:53] <xangua> !es > irenita
[15:53] <jhonyok> help me
[15:53] <FloodBot3> jhonyok: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:53] <jhonyok> Error mounting: mount exited with exit code 1: helper failed with:
[15:53] <jhonyok> [mntent]: line 3 in /etc/fstab is bad
[15:53] <jhonyok> mount: can't find /dev/sr0 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[15:53] <jhonyok> help me
[15:53] <psycho_oreos> !repeat | jhonyok
[15:53] <blakkheim> dr-nicto: rm -r .wine
[15:54] <dr-nicto> thanks
[15:54] <Zteam> xangua: I did test that beta for a long while ago, but maybe it has improved now
[15:54] <miki> Hi guys. I instaled UNR via Synaptic, all on top of ordinary ubuntu which was working well previously. I did not like UNR so i removed it. And now all Windows start in full screen without window borders (x, maximize and sfuff)
[15:55] <miki> How to undo that
[15:55] <miki> ?
[15:55] <Jooder492> How do i access a chared folder on another Ubuntu Machine? i can only find tutorials for ubuntu to windows
[15:55] <Jooder492> shared*
[15:55] <Yon> hello i had a disk dropped from a mdadm raid 1 array and would like to know if it is failing here is the output from smartctl  http://paste.ubuntu.com/385135/
[15:56] <psycho_oreos> Jooder492, you mean through windows share?
[15:56] <xangua> miki: uninstall 'maximus'
[15:56] <Jooder492> no, i want to transfer files on one ubuntu computer to another
[15:56] <miki> Ok i will try
[15:56] <Jooder492> both are running ubuntu
[15:57] <psycho_oreos> Jooder492, ahh there's many ways, you can setup ftp or ssh or samba (windows share), nfs, etc
[15:57] <Jooder492> do you know were i can find a tutorial?  im kinda new to linux
[15:57] <psycho_oreos> Jooder492, depends on which one you choose ultimately
[15:58] <Jooder492> whatever is easyest.  umm... how aobut nfs?
[15:58] <Yon> i would say use samba
[15:58] <Jooder492> for ubuntu to ubuntu?
[15:58] <llutz> Jooder492: use ssh
[15:58] <Jooder492> ok
[15:58] <quidnunc> Gah. I'm trying to do "sudo aptitude dist-upgrade" but I keep getting "failed to fetch http://blah/bar.deb: rename failed, Invalid cross-device link (/var/cache/apt/archives/partial/libglib2.0-dev_2.23.4-1ubuntu1_i386.deb -> /var/cache/apt/archives/libglib2.0-dev_2.23.4-1ubuntu1_i386.deb)". What gives?
[15:58] <miki> xangua: I uninstalled, loged of, loged back in, still same :(
[15:59] <llutz> Jooder492: install openssh-server on both machines
[15:59] <GeekSquid> !ops | waled999 unsolicited msg .. Spamming
[15:59] <Jooder492> ok thank you.  ill take a look at it
[15:59] <llutz> Jooder492: then use "sftp://host" in nautilus-addressbar to access the other pc
[16:00] <Jooder492> ok thank you
[16:00] <bhaLooOO> hello
[16:00] <bhaLooOO> guys
[16:00] <_Goblin> leave
[16:00] <LinNWin> how do I verify the sha1sum of a DVD?
[16:01] <miki> ... execpt I now dont have window borders even if I unmaximiza via window list on bootopm panel
[16:01] <llutz> LinNWin: sha1sum /dev/sr0
[16:01] <peol> Howdy. I'm thinking about upgrading my old laptop to Ubuntu 9.10 and compile the radeonhd driver and use that for xbmc. The card is a Mobility X1300 (M52) and I'm a bit worried that it might not perform well enough. Has someone tried this, or knows how the performance is?
[16:02] <GeekSquid> peol: specs on your laptop ... Make/Model?
[16:02] <dsnyders> Hi all!  My windows are missing the titlebars and the close, maximize/minimize icons.  What gives?
[16:02] <Yon> peol: if you are playing back HD video it probly wont do it
[16:02] <timbojimbo> any help with streaming music to my xbox 360?
[16:02] <xangua> dsnyders: metacity --replace
[16:02] <peol> GeekSquid: It's a travelmate 4220, c2d 1.6ghz
[16:02] <GeekSquid> dsnyders: compiz is crashed .. nohup metacity --replace &
[16:03] <peol> Yon: It does playback HD rather well (~45-50% cpu) on 8.04 but I'm having issues with my wlan and would like to upgrade, and since the proprietary drivers isn't supported in 8.10, I'm worried about the performance
[16:03] <dsnyders> GeekSquid, xangua, do those commands have to be sudo?
[16:03] <GeekSquid> dsnyders: no
[16:05] <nomnex> beginner question using vim. :set + commands (e.g. :set wrap linebreak textwidth=0) - are they commands persistent or only for the session?
[16:05] <trism> nomnex: only for the session unless you add them to ~/.vimrc
[16:05] <trism> nomnex: without the :
[16:06] <nomnex> trism, thanks
[16:08] <GeekSquid> peol: the radeonhd driver should run out of the box, .. good test is to boot with the live CD to see if you get any desktop effects, .. Unless you are an advanced programmer I wouldn't reccommend trying to compile from source
[16:08] <blakkheim> GeekSquid: lol wow, you think only "advanced programmers" compile?
[16:10] <hystreni> ja!
[16:10] <pratik_narain> can anyone please help me configure 3g usb modem in ubuntu 9.10. There is no particular info in forums about my model and all the other solutions don't work for me.
[16:11] <peol> GeekSquid: Yeah, I guess I could try that. I've been using linux for years, so compiling from source shouldn't be a problem. :) Thanks!
[16:12] <PianoPete> pratik_narain: Have you tried pluging it in and looking in Network Manager ?
[16:12] <nixp23> goodday, I have established a LAN IP from router (Speedtouch 716 v5 WL), I can ping the router, yet I can't ping google (connect: Network is unreachable). Does anyway know how and what?
[16:13] <nixp23> Ubuntu 9.10
[16:13] <miner> In karmic, is there a way to backup the repositories (including 3rd party) in synaptic so I can use them on a fresh install?
[16:13] <blakkheim> miner: cp /etc/apt/sources.list /media/yourdrive/
[16:13] <miner> blakkheim: thanks!
[16:14] <nixp23> Adapter: Intel 92801DB PRO/100 VM
[16:14] <pratik_narain> PianoPete: actually yes. It is not recognized as it requires usb_modeswitch to switch from storage mode to modem mode
[16:14] <PianoPete> miner:   all that does is back up your repo list
[16:14] <hardikar> Help!!! I can't read DVD in Ubuntu 9.10
[16:15] <GeekSquid> peol: I have been using Ubuntu exclusively for about 5 years, and I would only compile that driver as a last resort, compiling it yourself using the same environment as the launchpad compilers, is exactly the same thing as using the deb... unless of course you modify the source (at your own risk)
[16:15] <PianoPete> miner: you could also try backing up the apt cache /var/cache/apt/
[16:15] <balsat> why cant i use this "dpkg-deb -x *.deb /tmp/extract"
[16:15] <balsat> Cant it be used with wildcards?
[16:15] <PianoPete> pratik_narain: in that case I can't help - ll myexperiments have been recognised by nm.
[16:16] <mneptok> balsat: what output does that command generate?
[16:16] <nixp23> I don't know how this could be as on winXP I could automatically get IP and connectivity from router
[16:16] <miner> PianoPete: thanks for the tip. What I am trying to do is backup all installed packages (I have the list figured out) and the repositories that I am using. sources.list doesn't seem to contain 3rd party ppa's. Anyway to back those up?
[16:16] <pratik_narain> PianoPete: thnx anyway
[16:16] <nixp23> there is also no firewall on router
[16:16] <diddy> When will the .33 kernel be released for Ubuntu?
[16:16] <zx> i can only have 800x600 resolution with my intel x3100 onboard card and 22" desktop  screen. i use ubuntu karmic. what  can i do ? more info here http://paste.ubuntu.com/385150/  thanks
[16:16] <pratik_narain> I'll wait for somebody else to catch my question
[16:16] <balsat> It is in daninsh but something with only 2 parameters can be used
[16:17] <balsat> it work with dpkg-deb -x file.deb /tmp/extract
[16:17] <PianoPete> miner:  karmic has individual files as well ....
[16:17] <jorik_> i have a fresh install of 9.10, i restarted and rebooted my comp several times last night, i wake up this morning to find that mouse exists but i cannot see it
[16:17] <balsat> but i have to extrach 900+ giles
[16:18] <PianoPete> /etc/apt/sources.list.d
[16:18] <soicon> balsat: use for ..;do
[16:18] <balsat> s/giles/files
[16:18] <psycho_oreos> balsat, you could make a simple `for' loop.. i.e.: for $i in `ls -1 *.deb; do dpkg-deb -x $i /tmp/extract ; done'
[16:18] <miner> PianoPete: thanks. I'll take a look
[16:18] <balsat> thanks
[16:18] <PianoPete> miner: so back up /etc/apt (not just the sources.list).  If I were you I'd copy to a tmp directory on the new machine and do a diff.
[16:18] <pratik_narain> can anyone please help me configure 3g usb modem in ubuntu 9.10. There is no particular info in forums about my model and all the other solutions don't work for me and network manager is definitely not recognizing it.
[16:19] <miner> PianoPete: That sounds like a good plan, thanks!
[16:19] <overmind> pratik_narain: Most of this modems haven't got drivers for linux, so surelly you'll need to contact to your ISP
[16:20] <hardikar> Please someone help me I can't read DVDs in ubuntu 9.10.....It's urgent
[16:20] <soicon> zx: did you try using xrandr http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-change-display-resolution-settings-using-xrandr.html
[16:21] <pratik_narain> overmind: actually teh modem is being recognized after I do a usb_modeswitch. but I cannot connect to the internet
[16:21] <xangua> !medibuntu | hardikar
[16:21] <soicon> hardikar: how about the CD ?
[16:21] <psycho_oreos> probably because of unsupported chipset
[16:22] <GeekSquid> blakkheim: I didn't say that... but a ubuntu/linux noob should be learning basic commands, regex, how to use apt etc, prior to compiling anything, .. obviously this wasn't the case ... but I try to use the path of least difficulty, and I am here to help people who are having a difficult time, and if I can I try to keep them from having a difficult time
[16:22] <hardikar> soicom: cds work properly
[16:22] <blakkheim> GeekSquid: "Unless you are an advanced programmer I wouldn't reccommend trying to compile from source" were your exact words.
[16:23] <jorik_> i installed 9.10 last night on a pc i built, i had restarted it for updates and such but this morning when i turned it on my mouse is invisible
[16:23] <gregl> hardikar, are you talking about movie dvd? you are kind of vague..
[16:23] <blakkheim> GeekSquid: compiling is a part of using linux. ubuntu tries to hide this kind of thing.
[16:23] <dsnyders> HI all.  Is there a keyboard shortcut to log out in gnome?
[16:23] <hardikar> it is a data DVD I can read in windows but not in ubuntu (actually no DVD works)
[16:24] <soicon> hardikar : did you try mounting it manually?
[16:24] <CkhiKuzad> would it be possible to seperately install ubuntu 9.10 while in 9.04, without updating, or using a live[Device] or using wubi
[16:24] <GeekSquid> blakkheim: now you are making it difficult, either help or don't ... I was actually trying to help with a 3G modem ... but by all means .. if you want to compile there is #gcc or #C++
[16:25] <hardikar> soicon yes but it says it is already mounted at /media/cdrom
[16:25] <GeekSquid> pratik_narain: have you tried creating a wvdial.conf and using wvdial?
[16:25] <PianoPete> dsnyders: CTRL-ALT-BAckspace
[16:25] <zx> soicon i try it now
[16:25] <GeekSquid> PianoPete: that doesn't work anymore ... Ctrl-Alt-SysRq-K
[16:25] <PianoPete> dsnyders: (well- restarts gnome/Xand dumps ou back at gdm)
[16:25] <dsnyders> PianoPete, That's the old keystroke sequence for killing x
[16:25] <soicon> hardikar : #umount /media/cdrom and mount it again
[16:26] <PianoPete> GeekSquid: really ? Crikey - when did that change ?
[16:26] <CkhiKuzad> dsnyders i kill X a lot, then
[16:26] <GeekSquid> PianoPete: Jaunty or Intrepid... I forget
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[16:26] <GeekSquid> PianoPete: I love LTS ... Tee Hee
[16:27] <PianoPete> GeekSquid: :-)
[16:27] <hardikar> ok I remounted the cdrom but now it says wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sr0,
[16:27] <hardikar>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[16:27] <hardikar>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[16:27] <hardikar>        dmesg | tail  or so
[16:27] <FloodBot3> hardikar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:27] <hardikar> oops
[16:27] <CkhiKuzad> would it be possible to seperately install ubuntu 9.10 while in 9.04, without updating, or using a live[Device] or using wubi like i asked (dont !patience me, i know)
[16:27] <Mene-Mene> I've never used Lua before in my life. I'm attempting to do a basic embedding of Lua into C++. I've install 5.1 through synaptic, both the dev and the other library. I can run the script just fine if I run it directly from Lua. But when I run my C++ code, it fails to work saying that lua.h does not exist. (Alongside all the other libraries. I would think that with "" surrounding the include it would need to be within the
[16:27] <Mene-Mene> directory, but I'm just following a tutorial. http://pastebin.com/VQTXxCBu
[16:27] <GeekSquid> !chroot | CkhiKuzad
[16:28] <dsnyders> PianoPete, It was changed because if you have the handicap accessibilites enabled and hold down ctrl for a few seconds it toggles to on.  Then when you press alt-backspace to delete a word... BOOM! X resets, you have to chance to save any work.
[16:28] <CkhiKuzad> GeekSquid, it would help to know HOW to get the files there. i know how to use chroot
[16:29] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: yes. the actual problem is that when I try to connect using sudo wvdial, the modem device isbeing unmounted and the storage mode is selected again.
[16:29] <GeekSquid> CkhiKuzad: the other option would be to run a VM of 9.10 within 9.04
[16:29] <soicon> hardikar: mount -t iso9660 -o loop
[16:29] <GeekSquid> pratik_narain: are you using /dev/ttyUSB0?
[16:29] <CkhiKuzad> bleh, impossible unless i figure out how to run 9.10 in command line mode, and install it in command line mode
[16:30] <GeekSquid> CkhiKuzad: uh, use the alternate installer disk... CLI /non-gui installer , use the server disk to be CLI only
[16:31] <hardikar> soicon: It gives me syntax error
[16:31] <qweqwe> .
[16:32] <soicon> hardikar: you should also looking for extras packages. did you install all extra packages?
[16:32] <hardikar> soicon: which extra packages?
[16:33] <geek1d> hey guys
[16:33] <bullgard> http://live.gnome.org/Empathy/FAQ#Geolocation: "Once you checked the Publish location checkbox, there is a short delay before the information is made available to your contacts." Where can I find the 'Publish location checkbox' in Empathy?
[16:33] <dsnyders> !compiz
[16:33] <geek1d> can anybody help me out setup tunnel connection with ssh. tun0 I have tried using -w0:0 but no luck ?
[16:33] <jorik_> has anyone had/heard of a problem with the mouse disappearing, its there its just invisible
[16:34] <qweqwe> i wanted to use kbuild application , i have donwloaded the tar file from sourceforge and compiled it by "make"  but i got a lot of errors any idea what i did wrong ?
[16:34] <blakkheim> qweqwe: you are probably missing dependencies
[16:34] <soicon> I don't remember it name, mybe you should try http://www.dailygyan.com/2008/11/10-things-you-should-do-immediately.html, or $aptitude search libdvd
[16:34] <zuz> is it possible to use QT apps on ubuntu without having the KDE core in it as well?
[16:34] <nonameNN> zuz: yes
[16:35] <qweqwe> blakkheim: how i can check fix them ?
[16:35] <blakkheim> qweqwe: the site may have them listed
[16:35] <Voziv_> Does anyone here know if the playback of MKV files on ubuntu using a PS3 works well?
[16:35] <PianoPete> jorik_:  I have seen this after using xrandr with an ext monitor.   try going to a VT console and then back to VT7 (or wherever yourX displa is)
[16:35] <zuz> nonameNN does it install anything that slows performance? or its just compatible?  I kinda want to use Amarok on ubuntu
[16:36] <root> hello
[16:36] <meco> How can my browsers absorb nearly 100% of the CPU?
[16:36] <blakkheim> meco: flash
[16:36] <nonameNN> meco: what version of firefox are u using? what cpu u have? are u playin flash?
[16:37] <devendra> is there a tool to analyse and manage the process running in ubuntu ?
[16:37] <blakkheim> devendra: top
[16:37] <GeekSquid> Voziv_: I have had good luck with m4v/h263 .. haven't tried Matroska
[16:37] <meco> I', watching videos that are flash-driven, sure
[16:37] <blakkheim> meco: then that's why
[16:37] <PianoPete> meco: assume firefox ?    if so, install one of the flash blockers which mean you have to agree to run flash for that particular site/page
[16:37] <soicon>  devendra: man top , before using it :P
[16:38] <meco> Except all the fun content IS flas-driven....
[16:38] <devendra> blakkheim, is this the name of the tool ?
[16:38] <devendra> ok
[16:38] <qweqwe> blakkheim: i checked the site and couldn't see the dependence list
[16:38] <qweqwe> can i check it some how from my pc ?
[16:38] <soicon> meco: browser + flash = crash:D
[16:38] <blakkheim> devendra: yes, run it from terminal
[16:39] <blakkheim> qweqwe: no
[16:39] <Threetimes> Voziv_: MKV is just a container format, the actual codecs and bitrates determine if you video's are playable on a PS3.
[16:39] <meco> soicon: That basically sucks..
[16:39] <devendra> blakkheim, ok
[16:39] <orson> qweqwe:there was no README/INSTALL inside that tar.gz?
[16:39] <Threetimes> meco: look at http://youtube.com/html5
[16:39] <meco> Threetimes: ok
[16:40] <Threetimes> meco: oh, and it works in opera on linux as well. make sure you get one of the 10.50 alphas!
[16:40] <apparle> I am thinking of creating a GUI based application..... I want it to look at home in both GNOME and KDE..... which GUI should I use
[16:40] <meco> Threetimes: oki!
[16:40] <brian_> hi all
[16:41] <Voziv_> Threetimes: Sorry, what I'm meaning is if it's possible to playback HD movie formats on the PS3 using ubuntu. I know they don't have direct hardware access to the graphics on the ps3, so I'm just not sure if the available resources can do it
[16:41] <Threetimes> apparle: gtk2 or qt4. don't use qt3
[16:41] <zuz> does QT apps install anything that slows performanceon ubuntu? or its just compatible?  I kinda want to use Amarok on ubuntu
[16:41] <olskolirc> what was the command to update menus please?  I forgot
[16:42] <blakkheim> zuz: aptitude -R install amarok
[16:42] <qweqwe> orson: there is but no information about dependency there
[16:42] <blakkheim> zuz: that will install only what is needed to use amarok
[16:42] <dsnyders> Is there a command to reset compiz to defaults?
[16:42] <apparle> Threetimes: Not using QT3 is obvious..... but do QT apps look good in GNOME
[16:42] <Threetimes> Voziv_: i guess the PS3's CPU is kinda fast enough for whatever works on a simple C2D...
[16:42] <blakkheim> apparle: no
[16:42] <orson> qweqwe: then check the given errors and find out what went wrong
[16:42] <PianoPete> meco:using one of the flash blockers like flashblock it gives ou a button so you only activate the flash you are interested in - ads etc don't swamp your cpu.
[16:42] <On`> hi all
[16:42] <Threetimes> apparle: qt4 apps look just like gtk2 apps
[16:42] <bdnuggin> hi all, quick question
[16:42] <apparle> blakkheim: why
[16:42] <bdnuggin> installed thunderbird on 64 bit
[16:43] <bdnuggin> only can run it by going to the lib directory and running ./thunderbird
[16:43] <zuz> blakkheim: do you know where i can get readings about how that works?  like something good about QT compatibility on GNOME
[16:43] <blakkheim> apparle: writing something in qt just isn't going to perfectly "fit in" with a gtk environment, in regards to appearance
[16:43] <bdnuggin> how do i put in a link to this?
[16:43] <blakkheim> zuz: qt apps work in gnome, but require more dependencies to be installed
[16:43] <blakkheim> bdnuggin: ln -s
[16:44] <blakkheim> bdnuggin: or write a bash script
[16:44] <bdnuggin> that's what i was looking for....
[16:44] <apparle> blakkheim: vice versa for GTK in kubuntu....
[16:44] <zx> soicon :  tried xrandr..problem again output here : http://paste.ubuntu.com/385166/
[16:44] <blakkheim> apparle: yes
[16:44]  * n4cht finds that the easiest way to get qt apps to work perfectly in gnome is to install kde.
[16:44] <bdnuggin> so ln -s ./thunderbird?
[16:44] <bdnuggin> used that command before but not too familiar
[16:44] <zuz> blakkheim: ok so its getting clearer, now does these dependencies slows down performance?
[16:44] <blakkheim> bdnuggin: man ln
[16:44] <apparle> Thats why I asked is there any GUI which is good for both
[16:44] <orson> n4cht: qt != kde, kde just bases on qt
[16:44] <blakkheim> zuz: it takes up disk space and qt apps generally take longer to open
[16:44] <bdnuggin> got it, will try messing with that
[16:44] <apparle> orson: but qt is very much at home in KDE
[16:44] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: sorry for being late. but it is actually /dev/ttyUSB1
[16:45] <orson> apparle:  qt != kde, kde  bases on qt
[16:45] <Threetimes> apparle: yes, both look good on both platforms. wxwindows will even look good in windows and mac. I believe it uses gtk on linux
[16:45] <n4cht> not to actually use kde, that is.. but to have all of the dependencies for qt apps.  sometimes when running a qt app in gnome, you might have missed a dependency or two if you don't install kde, and it could end up causing the app to not function as intended.
[16:46] <orson> n4cht: if you install qt-apps from repos and deps are missing, the package is broken
[16:46] <dsnyders> Hi all!  Is there a command for resetting compiz to defaults?
[16:47] <band1toz> oh yeah
[16:47] <Threetimes> dsnyders: go to system > preferences > appearence
[16:47] <talya> Hey there. I am looking for a way to reset sound to default. No way I can make it work on Karmic Koala :(
[16:48] <jege> hola a tod
[16:48] <dsnyders> Threetimes, no dice.  I don't have a display.  I need a command.
[16:48] <zuz> blakkheim: ok so even clearer now... but they dont slow down overall system performance when im not using them right?
[16:48] <band1toz> sudo alsaconfig
[16:48] <jege> alguien sabe hablar espanol?
[16:48] <n4cht> orson: true.. and in that case a bugreport should be filed... but i'm just sayin', i find it best to just install kde.  it only takes a couple minutes and isn't bloaty.   (also, i don't install -every- app through the repos.  i'm not afraid to compile an app from source if it's not on the repos, or a newer version is out with a feature that i need)
[16:48] <xangua> !es | jege
[16:48] <zuz> blakkheim: by the way, thanks for the explanation, you probably saved me from alot of reading
[16:49] <band1toz> bash
[16:49] <Threetimes> dsnyders: there is something in gconf. you might want to remove it... (or try metacity --replace and try the grapical way anyhow...)
[16:49] <blakkheim> zuz: they don't slow anything down while not in use
[16:49] <band1toz> gcc -i free.c -o h
[16:49] <talya> sudo alsaconfig gives me command not found :/
[16:49] <band1toz> exploit now
[16:49] <band1toz> :D
[16:49] <n4cht> brb.
[16:50] <band1toz> sudo alsaconf
[16:50] <nixp23> I have established a LAN IP from router (Speedtouch 716 v5 WL), I can ping the router, yet I can't ping google (connect: Network is unreachable).
[16:50] <frankS2> nixp23: your gateway isnt set
[16:50] <nixp23> router DNS = OK, another computer is also connected thru ethernet and it receives auto DHCP and connectivity
[16:50] <band1toz> you need to install alsa configurator first
[16:50] <Threetimes> nixp23: is there a modem between your routen and the internet? try resetting it
[16:50] <nixp23> but I can ping the geteway?
[16:50] <nixp23> I can also reach the webinterface of the GW
[16:50] <dsnyders> Threetimes, when I type metacity --replace, I get the error:  Window manager error: Unable to open X display
[16:50] <band1toz> why i can be here
[16:50] <talya> ok, will install alsa configurator
[16:51] <band1toz> i am used microsoft windows :D
[16:51] <nixp23> I tried off/on
[16:51] <basileus_> Hello everbody!
[16:51] <band1toz> $$$
[16:51] <Threetimes> dsnyders: from where do you type the command? a vt? ssh? a terminal window?
[16:51] <Threetimes> dsnyders: is X actually running?
[16:51] <dsnyders> Threetimes, ssh
[16:51] <nixp23> maybe I should (dis)connect the cable
[16:51] <nixp23> layer 1 troubleshooting ftw
[16:52] <band1toz> maybe you must break your modem
[16:52] <nixp23> that's one of the steps I'm willing to undertake if my troubleshoot fails ;p
[16:52] <band1toz> hit with hammer
[16:52] <band1toz> :D
[16:53] <Threetimes> dsnyders: if X is running: try 'metacity --replace -d :0' else start is with 'sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start' (or kdm start) and try the metacity command
[16:53] <orson> n4cht: it still makes no sense to install "kde" (libs and whatever) if you run qt-apps, which depend on libqt. sure it will pull most of the qt-stuff too, but also a lot of stuff you really don't need. and for security reasons, you shouldn't install unneeded code
[16:54] <qweqwe> orson: glib-config: Command not found , does it says to you what is missing  ?
[16:54] <orson> !find glib-config
[16:54] <orson> qweqwe: ^^
[16:55] <dsnyders> Threetimes, when I start a KDE, or XFCE session everything is fine.  But when I start Gnome, my monitor complains that the signal is not displayable.
[16:56] <dsnyders> Threetimes, I created another user, and when I log in as that user, gnome works, but I have no controls on my windows, and the terminal seems to be white text on a white background.
[16:56] <qweqwe> orson: libtag1-dev that is a package that i should install ?
[16:56] <Threetimes> try running metacity --replace as the new user
[16:57] <NateW> in the ubuntu netbook edition, in the panel, the task list is just icons, can you do that with the standard gnome-panels?
[16:57] <Threetimes> dsnyders: os start a xfce session, and run gnome-appearance-properties
[16:59] <orson> qweqwe: yes
[16:59] <Threetimes> NateW: I actually did this, there's a package you neet to install. I'll find out what is't called
[17:00] <dsnyders> Threetimes, how long does metacity --replace normally take?
[17:00] <NateW> Threetimes: i actually just found it.. i can use either talika or dockbarx
[17:01] <Threetimes> dsnyders: less than a second
[17:01] <dsnyders> Threetimes, Mine's just hanging there
[17:01] <Threetimes> dsnyders: from a xfce session?
[17:02] <matelot> I start an application (chm viewer) - it doesn't come up - what log should I look at to see what happened ?
[17:02] <jemt> Hello. I have just installed Ubuntu 9.10 (been using Debian for 4 years). I'm testing the Software Center, but I can't figure out how to install software. Install/Remove is always disabled when selecting applications
[17:02] <Datz> hi, flash stopped working for me, any suggestions?
[17:02] <dsnyders> Threetimes, No.  I logged in with a test account, and ran the command from a terminal window.
[17:03] <blakkheim> jemt: use aptitude :)
[17:03] <jemt> I actually gave up, and started a shell, invoked 'aptitude update', and finally the Update Managed showed up, offering me a lot of updates. Should a console really be necessary ?
[17:03] <Threetimes> dsnyders: something is seriously wrong...
[17:03] <meco> I installed flashblock, but I don't see the button.
[17:03] <Datz> jemt: System-> Administration ->Package manager
[17:03] <jemt> So what is Software Center for ?
[17:03] <blakkheim> jemt: new users who don't know how to use the cli
[17:04] <nytek_> cli FTW
[17:04] <PianoPete> Datz: use synaptic or whatever and check that there isn't a problem with with our flash packages
[17:04] <jemt> blakkheim: It's not much help, since it doesn't work :p
[17:04] <blakkheim> jemt: i agree, but i use commandline so it doesn't bother me
[17:04] <apparle> Where can I find help regarding..... QT development
[17:04] <PianoPete> meco:  restarted firefox ?
[17:04] <dsnyders> Threetimes, Yes, it appears so.
[17:04] <PianoPete> meco - you should get a play button on any flash content.
[17:04] <meco> PianoPete: Yes
[17:05] <Datz> PianoPete: ok, I'll check. I just saw that flash nonfree was installed
[17:05] <dsnyders> Threetimes, I think the only way to be sure is to nuke the site from orbit.
[17:05] <jemt> I own a small computer company specializing in Linux solutions. I'm testing Ubuntu to see whether it is userfriendly enough. We have been using Debian for the last couple of years
[17:05] <acicula> apparle: the channels related to C, C++ or kde/qt ?
[17:05] <splig> hi there! does anybody know how to hide my laptop on local net???
[17:05] <Threetimes> dsnyders: please call me before you do :D
[17:05] <blakkheim> splig: disconnect
[17:06] <apparle> acicula: qt
[17:06] <acicula> apparle: also there is a #qt channel on freenode
[17:06] <splig> i cannot! it's a db server for mi bussniess
[17:06] <jemt> So I would very much like the great looking Software Center to be working :)
[17:06] <dsnyders> Threetimes, you now have fifteen minutes to reach minimum safe distance.
[17:06] <blakkheim> jemt: what's wrong with using debian?
[17:06] <splig> blakkheim, i cannot, its a db server. i dont want users see this machine
[17:07] <xmatt1> jemt: did you run apt-get update
[17:07] <jemt> blakkheim: Nothing, Ubuntu just comes with a very easy installer, which allows for ordinary people to re-install their computer.
[17:07] <xmatt1> then software center should work fine
[17:07] <Threetimes> dsnyders: Canada is quite far... I'll probably survive over here.
[17:07] <ahmed> hi gyes
[17:07] <jemt> xmatt1: Yes, but ordinary users don't know that
[17:07] <ahmed> gus*
[17:07] <blakkheim> jemt: the debian installer is pretty easy too
[17:07] <PianoPete> splig: so if it's a db server someone must want to see it ?
[17:07] <PianoPete> splig: otherwise what about a subnet ?
[17:08] <dsnyders> Threetimes, I live in the great white north as well.  Scarborough, Ontario to be specific
[17:08] <Datz> PianoPete: ok, well I restarted firefox, that seemed to fix it.
[17:08] <splig> they connect through an aplication with IP. but i dont want that they see it on "network pcs"
[17:08] <Threetimes> dsnyders: I figured (/whois dsnyders and http://www.maxmind.com/app/locate_ip?ips=76-10-173-51.dsl.teksavvy.com) :D
[17:08] <splig> subnet??
[17:09] <jemt> A simple question: It is really the intention that the user needs to run Aptitude Update from a console, before using the Software Center ? I find it hard to believe that
[17:10] <nibbler> jemt, i thought softwraecenter works outof the box....
[17:10] <nibbler> jemt: for me it did
[17:10] <jemt> nibbler: Okay. Probably just a bug then. Thank you
[17:11] <PianoPete> splig: networking not my strong point :-(  but set up  a subnet to stick your database on and then set up firewall rules to stop machines on your min network seeing anythin on the subnet.   then open up a hole for your machine hich needs access.
[17:11] <dsnyders> Threetimes, Cool.  I'll be sure and jot down my lat/long for my sundial project.
[17:11] <meco> Now I've installed flashblock but Firefox still uses 94% of the CPU!
[17:11] <Datz> meco: what cpu?
[17:11] <xangua> meco: maybe too many addons
[17:11] <blakkheim> meco: if you are viewing flash it will use a lot of cpu
[17:11] <shoir> irc://irc.bigdogworld.net/bigdogmusic
[17:11] <tp43> firefox is heavy
[17:12] <meco> I'm not viewing flash
[17:12] <splig> PianoPete, ok! i will have a look
[17:12] <splig> thanks
[17:12] <meco> Datz: An old P4
[17:12] <meco> 2GHz
[17:12] <Datz> meco: yea, that is about right for cpu usage with flash I think
[17:12] <meco> xangua: I've just reinstalled 8.04 today, so there aren't many addons either
[17:12] <tp43> meco, do killall firefox and then restart it
[17:13] <Threetimes> meco: opera is light and fast, especially the 10.50 alphas. but 2GHz should be plenty for any webbrowser. I ran them on a P3 600MHz.
[17:13] <meco> Datz: But I'm not using flash right now
[17:13] <Datz> oh, well do what tp43 says
[17:13] <acicula> flash shows up as a separate process
[17:13] <PianoPete> splig: sorry can't help with more detail - I'm not a networking chap.
[17:13] <meco> ok
[17:13] <blakkheim> Threetimes: opera is also proprietary
[17:14] <acicula> firefox can be a bit of a resource hogg though
[17:14] <glaucous> Hello. I'm having problems with /etc/rc.local, I want to run a few scripts as sudo. But apparently many people have problems with 9.10 and /etc/rc.local, including me.
[17:14] <splig> PianoPete, don't worry. it's enough to start to figure out...
[17:14] <splig> anyway, i know in windows there is an option in the regedit to hide them. i was wondering if in linux there was something similar
[17:14] <Threetimes> blakkheim: yes, but that's not a problem for me. But you shouldn't preinstall it on commercial computers... unles you ask them :D
[17:14] <PianoPete> splig: also another thing you could try - use the firewall on he db laptop to stop all traffic except the database port.
[17:15] <jrib> glaucous: you should be more specific about what you are doing.  It doesn't really make sense
[17:15] <acicula> glaucous: rc.local is run as root afaik?
[17:15] <splig> that sounds easier... but i don't know which port use windows to identify all the network hosts
[17:15] <acicula> well its run with the permissions of the startup service anyway, which probably is root
[17:15] <splig> probably one in particular, so i will try to block all of them except the db one
[17:16] <PianoPete> splig: google :-)
[17:16]  * PianoPete doesn't know either
[17:16] <acicula> splig: what are you trying to do?
[17:16] <glaucous> Sorry, the problem is that the scripts do not run at boot. /etc/rc.local doesn't execute
[17:16] <orson> splig: that's nmdb, if you don't run samba, you won't be shown in win-networkenvironment
[17:16] <jrib> glaucous: be specific...
[17:16] <orson> nmbd
[17:17] <PianoPete> orson: but assume ping etc would work unless firewalled off ?
[17:17] <splig> orson, ok. and i guess withou samba the clients will be able to connect to db, will not they?
[17:17] <acicula> splig: maybe you have to tell upstart explicitly to start the rc.local at boot
[17:17] <glaucous> I've added lm-sensors script (fancontrol &) in the /etc/rc.local file. This should then be run at boot as sudo. But it doesn't start.
[17:17] <Fill23> how can i see logs from system startup?
[17:17] <orson> splig: i don't know your network-setup
[17:17] <meco> I have Opera 10.10. Should I upgrade to 10.50 alpha for improved performance with flash, really?
[17:18] <PianoPete> splig: I'm confused - if your clients need to see the db server, you can't hide it.  Do you mean you want to restrict access to the server ?
[17:18] <acicula> Fill23: syslog ?
[17:18] <Fill23> this is command?
[17:18] <acicula> its a file, ubuntu logs into the /var/log directory, one of which is syslog (system log)
[17:18] <splig> i don't want clients see the server on net, i mean the icon when they go to "lan sites"
[17:19] <orson> PianoPete: you cannot really hide a host connected to the net, you only can make it difficult for others to see you
[17:19] <splig> but i want they can connect
[17:19] <Fill23> ok, will look into it now
[17:19] <acicula> you want to hide your shares from being discoverable but still browsable then?
[17:19] <splig> ok, i just will block all ports except dabatase one
[17:19] <paradoxuncreated> http://www.renoise.com/board/index.php?showtopic=24402
[17:19] <splig> that's it
[17:19] <orson> splig: man iptables
[17:19] <meco> What are the pros and cons of Ubuntu compared with other distros?
[17:19] <jrib> glaucous: you should pastebin your /etc/rc.local and why you believe it does not run things there.  Also, I would recommend just stealing /etc/init.d/fancontrol from the lucid package and using that instead (I'm guessing you built fancontrol yourself)
[17:19] <obiwan_> hi all guys, i need to disable networkmanager. I killed it but it respawns. I think some daemon is spawning it over and over. It isn't in my init.d so i'm wondering how to kill it
[17:20] <dsnyders> meco, well one pro is a very active irc chat
[17:20] <PianoPete> splig: you may be able to do what you want just by stopping services such as sambe then. You may not need firewall rules.
[17:20] <obiwan_> meco: ease of use, lots of support
[17:20] <splig> orson, i'm reading it! thanks!! i will try it
[17:20] <jrib> meco: try it and see if it works for you
[17:20] <meco> Well, I'm using Ubuntu.
[17:20] <obiwan_> then learn it in deep
[17:21] <obiwan_> and then you can try other distros
[17:21] <splig> PianoPete, without samba they will be able to connect to db and not seeing the server on "lan sites"?
[17:21] <obiwan_> many experts keep using ubuntu though, and that's a good sign
[17:21] <splig> ?
[17:21] <jrib> meco: setup vbox and install all the distros you want to compare them
[17:21] <orson> splig: what db?
[17:21] <splig> postresql
[17:21] <meco> jrib: Not on the 10GB I have available
[17:21] <jrib> meco: meh, hard drives are cheap
[17:22] <orson> splig: it not accessed thought samba, i thin
[17:22] <splig> ok perfect so!!
[17:22] <glaucous> jrib, yes I compiled it myself. The  problem is that I have another program I have to run as well at boot. That's why I might as well use "fancontrol" in rc.local.
[17:22] <splig> thanks a lot everyone
[17:22] <glaucous> jrib, I'll be right back.
[17:23] <rhiino> ciao
[17:24] <PianoPete> splig: I think so. easy to try,  /etc/init.d/samba stop
[17:24] <PianoPete> then see if it still appears
[17:24] <rhiino> cerco una guida in ialiano per xchat
[17:24] <devendra> Any top based gui utility to manage process?
[17:24] <blakkheim> devendra: htop is good, no gui needed
[17:24] <obiwan_> guys how could i kill networkmanager? i think some daemon respawns it cause i tried killing it and it always comes back
[17:25] <Curly_Q> I just installed Ubuntu Server i386. I had a problem yesterday with the login. I created a password for a USER but Ubuntu never asked me for a root password. What is the story with this?
[17:25] <devendra> blakkheim, ok
[17:25] <blakkheim> Curly_Q: ubuntu doesnt use a root pass by default, although you can set one
[17:25] <avi_> hey, does anyone know if I can install plymouth on Karmic?
[17:25] <orson> Curly_Q: thats the way *buntu works, no root
[17:25] <blakkheim> Curly_Q: but i'm sure someone here will say not to
[17:25] <PianoPete> obiwan_: did ou use a -9 flag ?
[17:25] <obiwan_> sure PianoPete
[17:25] <candy> my lenovo touchpad is not working in ubuntu 9.10, help??
[17:25] <blakkheim> !details | candy
[17:26] <obiwan_> it's a diehard this networkmanager haha PianoPete
[17:26] <Curly_Q> I am sick and tired of Ubuntu calling itself Linux and I cannot use the same commands as Linux.
[17:26] <meco> Why does Firefox keep fading into b/w and back when it freezes?
[17:26] <blakkheim> Curly_Q: agreed 100%
[17:26] <obiwan_> ubuntu is gnu/linux
[17:26] <obiwan_> it uses a linux kernel , so it really is linux :P
[17:27] <obiwan_> what command do you need Curly_Q ?
[17:27] <Curly_Q> Blackheim, thanks for the support, I see Ubuntu as another would-be Windows OS.
[17:27] <orson> Curly_Q: demand a refund, use whatever you call "real linux"
[17:28] <PianoPete> obiwan_:  /etc/init.d/network-manager stop
[17:28] <obiwan_> meco: it's the default behaviour in ubuntu  (i think of gnome) when some window gets unresponsive
[17:28] <obiwan_> PianoPete: yeah but thing is i don't have init.d netw
[17:28] <obiwan_> i removed it
[17:28] <obiwan_> lol xd
[17:28] <candy> i am using ubuntu 9.10 and my laptop is lenovo, touchpad doesnt work in it but mouse do.. help
[17:28] <blakkheim> Curly_Q: ubuntu can be configured to be more "normal" but the devs/OPs here will just say "don't do that, we don't support that"
[17:29] <wirechief> candy which model of lenovo ?
[17:29] <PianoPete> /its a link to lib/init/upstart-job
[17:29] <meco> This is weird! I just did killall firefox and it's gone from 'top' but it still hangs!
[17:29] <soicon> candy: did you enable touchpad ?
[17:29] <blakkheim> meco: killall -9 firefox
[17:29] <PianoPete> obiwan_: it's a link to /lib/init/upstart-job
[17:29] <candy> wirechief, 3000 g430
[17:29] <candy> soicon, yes its enabled
[17:30] <Curly_Q> The point is that as I am converting from Red Hat Linux or any other Linux kernel server, I thought I would be upgrading to a better kernel as well as using the same commands. Now it is a joke.
[17:30] <wirechief> candy ok, i have a r61e probably much different.
[17:30] <soicon> candy: did it work on live cd
[17:30] <rah_MxM> are people who only speak English here?
[17:30] <meco> blakkheim: But shouldn't it then be visible in top?
[17:30] <candy> soicon, no it didnt
[17:30] <blakkheim> meco: ps aux | grep firefox
[17:30] <soicon> candy: or it works on windows?
[17:30] <rah_MxM> are people who only speak English here?
[17:30] <rah_MxM> are people who only speak English here?
[17:30] <orson> Curly_Q: tbh, you don't know what you're talking about.
[17:30] <candy> wirechief, oh
[17:31] <blakkheim> Curly_Q: why not try debian then?
[17:31] <candy> soicon, on windows it works
[17:31] <Err404NotFound> i can't play any mplayer videos in swiftfox, using commandline to run swiftfox tells http://pastebin.com/Qaee4ncW
[17:31] <orson> !sudo | Curly_Q:
[17:31] <meco> blakkheim: It vanished with -9
[17:31] <blakkheim> meco: ok
[17:31] <rah_MxM> have someone who speaks in Portuguese?
[17:31] <wirechief> candy im on kanotix atm but have 9.10 on this lappy
[17:31] <blakkheim> !br | rah_MxM
[17:31] <Curly_Q> Orson I just made a statement. Make a reasonable answer rather than attacking my character.
[17:31] <Guest00001> hi
[17:31] <Guest00001> wats up doods
[17:31] <tiemonster> Is there a PHP 5.3 PPA out there I don't know about?
[17:31] <NCS_One> hi
[17:32] <Guest00001> how r u doong?
[17:32] <diddy> Since the last update my flash doesn't work anymore. What could have happened?
[17:32] <rah_MxM> [ubottu]: obrigada.. mas esse canal é só parar tirar duvidas?
[17:32] <candy> wirechief, any suggestion??
[17:32] <blakkheim> rah_MxM: it's a bot dude
[17:32] <meco> Does anyone have any experience with Google Chrome for Linux?
[17:32] <rah_MxM> blakkheim OK, but this room is just to ask questions?
[17:32] <wirechief> candy well i would of suggested dpgk-reconfigure xserver-xorg but they dont use that now, so im out of ideas other than that.
[17:32] <smacktalk> what's the command to get  file ftp'd onto a vm?
[17:33] <orson> Curly_Q: the only real difference between *buntu and other distro is the disabled root-account, which forces tthe use of "sudo". besides all those differences debian-based system have compared to rh
[17:33] <rah_MxM> [blakkheim]: OK, but this room is just to ask questions?
[17:33] <nagchampa> for some reason, the ubuntu installer is seeing a raid setup even after i've disabled it in the bios, even setting the sata drives to IDE mode
[17:33] <wirechief> candy maybe x Configure now
[17:33] <blakkheim> rah_MxM: this is a channel for english ubuntu support
[17:33] <jrib> \
[17:33] <Guest00001> hi everyone
[17:33] <blakkheim> rah_MxM: there is an offtopic english channel and a portuguese channel
[17:33] <Guest00001> this is my first time on a computer
[17:33] <candy> wirechief, x configure?/ how to do that?
[17:33] <Curly_Q> I don't understand why Root is disabled.
[17:34] <wirechief> candy in a terminal
[17:34] <greezmunkey> Guest00001, what is you question?
[17:34] <NCS_One> what movie player that doesn't set the subtitles on top of the movie do you recommend ?
[17:34] <diddy> Where are the Ubuntu Flash masters when you need them?
[17:34] <blakkheim> Curly_Q: my guess is that since ubuntu is mainly for newbies, they think someone might use the root account to mess things up, not knowing any better
[17:34] <orson> Curly_Q: *buntu says for security-reasons
[17:34] <trism> Curly_Q: man sudo_root;
[17:34] <rah_MxM> [blakkheim]: ok, sorry, you know any channel to meet people
[17:34] <candy> wirechief, u mean sudo x configure??
[17:34] <linxeh> Curly_Q: root is disabled because you dont need to log in as root
[17:34] <blakkheim> rah_MxM: no sorry
[17:34] <nastas> hi all
[17:34] <orson> Curly_Q: it takes about 2 seconds to get a full root-account, but it won't be supported here
[17:34] <wirechief> candy are you using something other than intel for gpu ?
[17:35] <dsnyders> Threetimes, The folks in #gnome were able to fix my problem.
[17:35] <rah_MxM> [blakkheim]: ok
[17:35] <wirechief> candy yes
[17:35] <arand> Curly_Q: if you need a root shell there's still "sudo -i"
[17:35] <Curly_Q> Well, I see it now. and thanks guys for shedding the light here. Ubuntu is in control and not the Administrator.
[17:35] <Guest00001> can anyone tell me how to write words on a document and then save that document
[17:35] <tiemonster> Is there a PHP 5.3 PPA out there I don't know about?
[17:35] <diddy> Did anybody have his Firefox flash screwed up by the latest Ubuntu update?
[17:35] <candy> wirechief, no its intel
[17:35] <meco> Where can I get Opera 10.50 alpha?
[17:35] <Guest00001> HI CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW TO SHUT DOWN MY COMPUTER
[17:35] <linxeh> Curly_Q: rubbish. read up on sudo
[17:35] <blakkheim> !caps | Guest00001
[17:35] <wirechief> candy ok well im not sure that will help but worth a try, usually only nvida or ati need to be reconfigured
[17:36] <linxeh> Curly_Q: sudo is a much better idea than a root login as it provides better control and audit trails
[17:36] <soicon>  Guest00001: sudo poweroff
[17:36] <candy> wirechief, even its not detecting pendrives,
[17:36] <wirechief> candy it recreates a xorg in /root you can copy it to your /home/user if you want
[17:36] <candy> sometimes it does but fails to open wirechief
[17:36] <macman_> anyone use dvdauthor commandline to make a menu
[17:36] <Guest00001> SUDO POWEROFF
[17:36] <Curly_Q> Maybe Linxeh I will further my research on that point. Thanks for the input.
[17:36] <xangua> meco: from opera-labs web
[17:36] <Guest00001> SUDO POWEROFF
[17:36] <candy> wirechief, let me see
[17:36] <teffers> hi guys
[17:36] <Guest00001> IT DOES NOT SEEM TO BE WORKING
[17:37] <meco> xangua: ok!
[17:37] <wirechief> candy is that 9.10 your using ?
[17:37] <linxeh> Curly_Q: sudo has been around for well over 10 years - its a good thing :)
[17:37] <dsnyders> Threetimes, In gnome there is a file ~/.configure/monitors.xml which was corrupt.  I deleted that and restarted gdm and I was able to log in.
[17:37] <Sander> try the CAPSLOCK first.
[17:37] <bazhang> Guest00001, please lose the caps
[17:37] <candy> wirechief, yes
[17:37] <wirechief> candy a fresh install or upgrade ?
[17:37] <soicon> lol Guest00001 is like a bot
[17:37] <NCS_One> what movie player that doesn't set the subtitles on top of the movie do you recommend ?
[17:37] <blakkheim> NCS_One: mplayer
[17:37] <linxeh> Guest00001: type sudo poweroff into a Terminal window
[17:37] <Curly_Q> Linexh, I am a person of habbit. When I do an su- in root, I want to do that anytime. Not with Ubuntu changing the rules.
[17:37] <quidnunc> Guest00001: Click your username at the top right part of the screen. There should be a shutdown option
[17:38] <candy> wirechief, install'
[17:38] <teffers> was here erlie kmanage to get my pp device workgin but still have wlan issues after yet anothe fresh install for people who aint in the know i seem to be havign problems were my wirless is refuseign to dhcp router correctly and inturn timing out and deauthing ill past bin the dmesg now
[17:38] <NCS_One> blakkheim: thanks
[17:38] <soicon> candy: how about ubuntu-extras stuff?
[17:38] <wirechief> candy maybe you should run a media check on the install media ..if you havent already
[17:38] <candy> soicon, ubuntu-extras?? i didnt get u?
[17:38] <meco> What's the difference between bz2 and gz archives?
[17:38] <PianoPete> Curly_Q: sudo is a good thing. but I you have any expertise as super user you will be able to figure out how to get around it.
[17:39] <blakkheim> meco: bz2 has better compression but takes more cpu power
[17:39] <candy> wirechief, how to do that media check>
[17:39] <GeekSquid> dsnyders: is this from a virtual terminal? i.e. Ctrl-Alt-F1?
[17:39] <candy> ?
[17:39] <meco> ok
[17:39] <wirechief> candy just use the install media and select check the integrity on boot
[17:39] <orson> Curly_Q: ubuntus sudo-way is known since years, why did you install it? there are hundreds of other distros, not using sudo as root-replacement
[17:39] <wirechief> candy from the grub boot menu
[17:39] <Guest00001> HI EVERYONE, DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY INTERESTING THOUGHTS ABOUT COMPUTERS?
[17:39] <GeekSquid> disregard that ... I was way way up the page
[17:39] <dsnyders> GeekSquid, I did it from a ssh terminal
[17:39] <Curly_Q> The real reason why I came here is that I just re-installed Ubuntu i386 server and it wants a password in which I set but I am afraid that I will muck it up.
[17:39] <quidnunc> !ops
[17:39] <quidnunc> Guest00001:
[17:39] <wirechief> candy you want to be sure your not dealing with a bad install
[17:39] <soicon> candy: I meant install some restricted packages or dirver
[17:39] <soicon> driver*
[17:40] <Guest00001> HI EVERYONE, DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY INTERESTING THOUGHTS ABOUT COMPUTERS?
[17:40] <xangua> !ops | Guest00001
[17:40] <GeekSquid> dsnyders: you need to run that command from a terminal within X in order to make that work
[17:40] <meco> Guest00001: WELL, THE EASIEST WAY TO SHUT IT DOWN IS TO PULL OUT THE POWER CORD,,,,
[17:40] <blakkheim> Guest00001 going on ignore
[17:40] <Curly_Q> I set a user password but I want root acces in this case to do my work there.
[17:40] <dsnyders> Guest00001, take off your caps lock.
[17:40] <harisund> Occasionally when I reboot my computer "ubuntu-server-9.10" it show the grub menu with list of kernels and no timer !!! This is really really irritating since then I have to physically go to the computer to choose the kernel :( Why does this keep happening?
[17:40] <candy> soicon, no i havenot
[17:40] <GeekSquid> !guidelines | Guest00001
[17:40] <candy> wirechief, its a good install i guess
[17:40] <tiemonster> harisund: delete old kernels
[17:40] <wirechief> soicon candy has intel so no proprietary is invovled
[17:40] <orson> Curly_Q: man sudo (-i / -s)
[17:40] <Guest00001> !ops | xangua
[17:40] <dsnyders> Guest00001, writing in all caps is considered rude
[17:40] <soicon> oh oh, i see
[17:41] <PianoPete> Curly_Q: are you saying that sudo su doesn't wok ?
[17:41] <harisund> tiemonster: doesn't really help -- it shows my current kernel and the recovery opton and is stuck there anyway. The point is, there's no count down timer
[17:41] <marc__> I have a computer with Ubuntu 9.10 (server), it runs without a screen ans I connect to it using SSH.  but I would like to give access to someone who is using Windows and doesn't know anything about CLI... is it possible for him to connect to the server and have a graphical login that would load gnome once he's logged in? (and unload gnome once logged out)
[17:41] <Curly_Q> Orson, I am not sure the installation installed the man pages.
[17:41] <wirechief> candy well guessing would help, you need to make sure the media is good, drop outs occur and wierd results happen
[17:41] <orson> Curly_Q: it has
[17:41] <wirechief> candy woundnt
[17:41] <wirechief> candy dam i cant type today
[17:42] <GeekSquid> marc__: giving access to what?
[17:42] <Curly_Q> Should I input:   sudo su <password> or      sudo su <host name>?
[17:42] <wirechief> candy running the integrity test is really easy if you still have the media, if not well then you are back to guessing.
[17:42] <marc__> GeekSquid, to a basic gnome install
[17:42] <candy> wirechief, woundnt?
[17:43] <wirechief> candy wouldn't
[17:43] <trism> meco: don't get the new one if you want better flash performance, the alpha page says it still has bugs with flash
[17:43] <soicon>  Curly_Q: man sudo
[17:43] <dsnyders> GeekSquid, I don't think it would matter where I issued the command to delete the monitors.xml file, or if I used a command at all.  The important thing is that it had the wrong resolution in it, and by deleting it, gnome was able to re-create it with the right settings.
[17:43] <tiemonster> harisund: you'll get your timer back if you delete old kernels
[17:43] <heroin> Can anyone help me connect to my windows computer shares?
[17:43] <ardchoille> Curly_Q: you shouldn't be using sudo su at all, use sudo -i instead. you were told that yesterday
[17:43] <PianoPete> Curly_Q: sudo su
[17:43] <linxeh> Curly_Q: if you want a root shell, use sudo -i. sudo su is silly
[17:44] <dooglus> hi people.  what's the recommended replacement for microsoft's office 'publisher' program?  I have some .pub files I need to open
[17:44] <PianoPete> Curly_Q: which will prompt for YOUR paswd
[17:44] <Curly_Q> Soicon I cannot do a Man Page for Sudo unless I have the password in console.
[17:44] <candy> wirechief, i do have that installation cd
[17:44] <ardchoille> PianoPete: please recommend sudo -i instead
[17:44] <meco> trism: Appreciate that, 'cause that's what I was after
[17:44] <GeekSquid> marc__: gnome is not part of a server install ... you would need to apt-get install ubuntu-desktop (installs gnome) kinda negates the idea of having a server
[17:44] <wirechief> candy just reboot into it and select to test the media
[17:44] <greezmunkey> marc__, check here: http://slashdot.org/articles/00/12/09/0341259.shtml
[17:44] <linxeh> Curly_Q: eh? man sudo
[17:44] <GeekSquid> dsnyders: sorry I was way behind on that conv... you are right
[17:44] <candy> wirechief, okei ll give a try
[17:45] <Curly_Q> I did that Linxeh. It is a fresh install.
[17:45] <linxeh> Curly_Q: and what happened ?
[17:45] <wirechief> candy if it tests ok then your not wasteing time chasing a issue thats not resolvable without reburning the .iso and making sure its good.
[17:45] <Curly_Q> Host Name login:
[17:45] <xangua> dooglus: scribus¿
[17:45] <teffers> was here erlie managed to get my ppp device working but still have wlan issues after yet another fresh install for people who aint in the know i seem to be havign problems were my wirless is refuseign to dhcp router correctly and inturn timing out and deauthing Heres a dmesg paste http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Cnc4musi
[17:45] <candy> wirechief, hmm ok
[17:45] <linxeh> Curly_Q: you have logged in as your normal user, right ?
[17:45] <dsnyders> GeekSquid, Yeah.  It can get busy in here.  Especially when people are behaving improperly.
[17:46] <teffers> and i say yet another fersh isntall
[17:46] <Curly_Q> No. I re-booted the system and that is what I get.
[17:46] <linxeh> Curly_Q: well yeah, log in...
[17:46] <NCS_One> blakkheim: trying to open a .avi on mplayer and it says "Error opening/initializing the selected video_out (-vo) device." but it works ok on vcl
[17:46] <wirechief> candy also when you boot into the live media test your mousepad, see if it works then
[17:46] <soicon> I think  Curly_Q should put a init 1 in grub boot option :P
[17:46] <Curly_Q> I know that I am going to turn into an old decrepid person after this install.  ;)
[17:46] <blakkheim> NCS_One: mplayer -vo help
[17:47] <candy> wirechief, ok
[17:47] <teffers> cos it was workign 3 days ago no problem in my original install butissues  coudlent figur e otu what was wrogn fresh installed and freszh imstalled agains itll havig
[17:47] <goopen> Would somebody please help me with compiling FiSH to irssi?
[17:47] <quidnunc> Wow. That's some grammar.
[17:47] <wirechief> candy then you will know if your problem is resolvable or its a bug, if its a bug then you should report it with launchpad
[17:47] <noteventime> Hmm, have there been any recent changes to the Ralink RT2860 drivers?
[17:48] <garymc> what freenode channel is there for help on Virtual Hosting?
[17:48] <Curly_Q> OK something is happening.
[17:48] <Curly_Q> Stay tuned.
[17:48] <teffers_> was here erlie managed to get my ppp device working but still have wlan issues after yet another fresh install for people who aint in the know i seem to be havign problems were my wirless is refuseign to dhcp router correctly and inturn timing out and deauthing Heres a dmesg paste http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Cnc4musi
[17:48] <teffers_> and i say yet another fersh isntall
[17:48] <teffers_> cos it was workign 3 days ago no problem in my original install butissues  coudlent figur e otu what was wrogn fresh installed and freszh imstalled agains itll havig
[17:48] <candy> wirechief, ok and what to do for that pendrive thing?
[17:48] <FloodBot2> teffers_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:48] <teffers_> sorry abotu typing
[17:48] <noteventime> My eee 901 does not connect to my wifi any longer
[17:48] <wirechief> candy that is a issue i am thinking you have a bad install with 2 issues
[17:49] <teffers_> noteventime, is it a broadcom deviced
[17:49] <NCS_One> blakkheim: missing some plugin ?
[17:49] <goopen> Somebody please? I have been trying to fix this for almost 2 weeks...
[17:49] <candy> wirechief, hey that lenovo is by my side and i got five options, shal i click on check disc for defects??
[17:49] <Curly_Q> All right it accepted the password.
[17:49] <DavidJHeinrich> can anyone here tell me how I can upgrade from Alsa 1.0.20 to 1.0.21 ?
[17:49] <wirechief> candy maybe you have others you havent found but you need to know if its the install or not
[17:49] <wirechief> candy yes
[17:49] <blakkheim> NCS_One: sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[17:49] <noteventime> teffers_: It's a ralink rt2860
[17:49] <yaaar> howdy
[17:49] <teffers_> ahh okay
[17:49] <Curly_Q> I have the command prompt: ~$
[17:49] <teffers_> nto same issue as me
[17:50] <orson> Curly_Q: man sudo (-i / -s)
[17:50] <teffers_> btu try connectign and paste your dmesg
[17:50] <teffers_> pastebin your dmesg
[17:50] <teffers_> when it fials to connect
[17:50] <marc__> GeekSquid, I installed gnome already, but I don't want it to always run so I disabled it from the boot process, I only want it to load in a session when that user log in if that's possible?
[17:50] <candy> wirechief, ok i clicked, plz b there i need ur assistance, ll be tellingu what i m getting here
[17:50] <wirechief> candy if you need to file a bug use this help:  http://www.ubuntu.com/community/reportproblem
[17:50] <usbhelp> hello.. i'm having a serious problem with ubuntu :(
[17:50] <quidnunc> !ask | usbhelp
[17:51] <usbhelp> every time i insert a usb pendrive, the system freezes and i'm forced to hard reboot
[17:51] <wirechief> candy ok
[17:51] <noteventime> The only interesting message from dmesg is "ERROR!!! RTMPCancelTimer failed"
[17:51] <yaaar> i'm having a weird issue trying to install joomla in an apache vhost on 8.04LTS Server. specifically, when i go to the URL (to start the installation) my browser wants to download the PHTML file...which is to say apache isn't interpreting the php. normally i'd say that meant i didn't have php enabled...but if i slap together a quick info.php file (with phpinfo() in the body) it works fine
[17:51] <noteventime> "Timer isn't initialised"
[17:51] <Curly_Q> Orson is there a KDE GUI for this and how to install it?
[17:51] <usbhelp> quidnunc: sry, i wanted to type it in two lines :S
[17:51] <GeekSquid> marc__: Install vncserver ... and use realvnc or ultravnc on the winbox
[17:51] <yaaar> anybody know why it wouldn't interpret the index.php file when it has no problem interpreting my info.php file?
[17:51] <orson> Curly_Q: on a server? you're joking
[17:52] <ikonia> yaaar: not got allowIndexes enabled ?
[17:52] <quidnunc> usbhelp: Look in /var/log/dmesg for indications of what went wrong.
[17:52] <Curly_Q> Why is it a joke? It was a question. I am a veteran of Windows Servers and all is GUI.
[17:52] <usbhelp> what kind of lines should i look up for?
[17:52]  * usbhelp is looking right now
[17:52] <obiwan_> PianoPete: hey guy i'm on tests, i just forgot to thank you. go back testing seeya later
[17:52] <soicon> Curly_Q: GUI eat alots
[17:52] <orson> Curly_Q: this is not windows
[17:52] <quidnunc> usbhelp: Try usb
[17:52] <quidnunc> usbhelp: Or manufacturer name
[17:52] <Curly_Q> That is not my point. I just use GUI for convenience and after I shut it off.
[17:53] <yaaar> ikonia: oh, that's the other weird part. i made annother vhost and put the info.php file in there as index.php and that works
[17:53] <ikonia> Curly_Q: you can install the kde desktop by installing the kubuntu0-desktop package
[17:53] <ikonia> yaaar: probably not got allowIndexs on that vhost
[17:53] <blakkheim> gui on a server, wow
[17:53] <ikonia> Curly_Q: sorry - the "kubuntu-desktop" package
[17:53] <GeekSquid> yaaar: install apache2-mpm-prefork
[17:53] <soicon> hix, Curly_Q: why not use some lightweight desktop envir
[17:54] <teffers_> hey guys coudl ifconfig haveing my wirless card set to inet6 be the cause of my problems
[17:54] <Curly_Q> I have tried the Kubuntu package and it did not install correctly.
[17:54] <soicon> Curly_Q: xfce ?
[17:54] <ikonia> teffers_: no
[17:54] <teffers_> cos the router isnt an ipv6 router
[17:54] <macman_> when i do a dvdauthor -o dvd -x dvd.xml i get a seg fault
[17:54] <macman_> any ideas on how to fix ?
[17:54] <teffers_> that wat on earth is the issue
[17:54] <orson> Curly_Q: and btw, a GUI wouldn't make server-administration easier
[17:54] <marc__> GeekSquid, I tried vncserver in a VM to test it out, but all the 'howto' I found make vncserver load gnome automatically on boot (adding "gnome-session &" in the xstartup file), but I don't want to have gnome loaded all the time, I would only want a GUI login window or something...
[17:54] <Guest643> Hello there! Is there anyone who could help me configure my wlan interface from terminal? The Wlan chip works great under gnome/kde but I would like to bring it up through terminal. Do I need to add parameters to /etc/networks/interfaces or can I simply type iwconfig / iwpriv something to bring it up? My WLAN connection is using WPA2-PSK with a shared key
[17:54] <candy> wirechief, it says no error found
[17:55] <teffers_> ikonia, any ideas what my issue is
[17:55] <ikonia> Guest643: you cdan use the interfaces file or the iwconfig command
[17:55] <usbhelp> um.. what's ECC? it says near the usb lines that the module is not going to be loaded :S
[17:55] <ikonia> teffers_: I've not read what your problem is
[17:55] <yaaar> GeekSquid: seems like that's already installed
[17:55] <noteventime> Tharok: I think there's a CLI for network manager
[17:55] <ikonia> usbhelp: EEC is a memory type
[17:55] <Tharok> Oh there is?
[17:55] <Curly_Q> My main goal here is to create a streamline video server.
[17:55] <yaaar> ikonia: the two vhosts are identical
[17:55] <wirechief> candy ok thats good now we gotta find the issue. check error messages with  tail /var/log/messages
[17:56] <ikonia> yaaar: look at the "options" section in the apache config, make sure AllowIndexes is enabled for that vhosts file location
[17:56] <UseLinux> is ubuntu stable enough to run on an embedded robot controller?
[17:56] <usbhelp> :( i can't find anything.. all it says about usbs is that it registered new interfaces
[17:56] <ikonia> usbhelp: depends on the support for the hardware
[17:56] <quidnunc> usbhelp: Try searching google for the relevant parts of the error message
[17:56] <ikonia> oops
[17:56] <usbhelp> but i can't find any error message..
[17:56] <ikonia> UseLinux: depends on the hardware compatability/support on your robot for linux
[17:57] <candy> wirechief, wait i m getting into live session and checking if touchpad works there then ll do what  u tell
[17:57] <quidnunc> usbhelp: Paste the relevant portions at a pastebin so someone else can look at it.
[17:57] <quidnunc> !paste | usbhelp
[17:57] <yaaar> ikonia: 'grep -Ri allowindexes /etc/apache2/' doesn't give me any output
[17:57] <Curly_Q> Streaming video for demonstration purposes.
[17:57] <apparle> Hey anyone can suggest me a shell provider with port forwarding  permitted and is FREE
[17:57] <bazhang> apparle, that is offtopic here
[17:57] <GeekSquid> UseLinux: stable yes, too big for a robot, I would think
[17:57] <ikonia> apparle: please don't ask in here - this is ubuntu support
[17:58] <ikonia> yaaar: maybe enabled by default
[17:58] <Curly_Q> Also for multicasting.
[17:58] <arand> Curly_Q: in what way did kubuntu-desktop not install correctly?
[17:58] <yaaar> ikonia: perhaps. but the point is if that directive doesn't show up anywhere in my config, then it's certainly not set differently for the two vhosts.
[17:58] <usbhelp> i don't think there's any errors in dmesg.. there are two parts that mentions usb: one saying it registered the interface (i think that's a boot message) and the other saying it chose the profile
[17:58] <ikonia> yaaar: I take that point
[17:58] <Curly_Q> Arand, I got a screen with a dot in the middle. That was it.
[17:58] <UseLinux> GeekSquad: what about debian?
[17:59] <wirechief> candy check your touchpad while in the live session
[17:59] <quidnunc> usbhelp: Try /var/log/messages
[17:59] <usbhelp> the system just freezes when i insert it.. i even tried to disable automount
[17:59] <apparle> ikonia: bazhang I know but I can't find one.... so I thought if someone is know he might help
[17:59] <ikonia> UseLinux: same situation as ubuntu - if the hardware is supported it's fine
[17:59] <ikonia> apparle: not in here they can't
[17:59] <teffers_> wlan issues after yet another fresh install for people who aint in the know i seem to be having problems were my wireless is refusing to dhcp router correctly and in turn timing out and deauthing i say another fersh install cos this is the 3 in 2 days trying to get it to work yet it worked fine 3 days ago in my original install Heres a dmesg paste http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Cnc4musi  <<< ikonia
[17:59] <bazhang> apparle, does not matter, dont ask here
[17:59] <candy> wirechief, i checked it didnt worked.. wait i m loggin now.
[17:59] <GeekSquid> yaaar: grep is case sensitive ... AllowIndexes is hugely different to allowindexes
[17:59] <ikonia> GeekSquid: he did -i
[17:59] <yaaar> GeekSquid: i used the 'i' flag
[17:59] <apparle> bazhang: ikonia ok sorry
[18:00] <GeekSquid> whoops did not see that
[18:00] <bobbytek2> is it wrong to manually place installations in /usr/shared without using a package manager?
[18:00] <Tharok> Hmm the Network Manager CLI has to be installed through apt I guess?
[18:00] <bobbytek2> I'm wondering what the best way to install groovy is
[18:00] <marc__> GeekSquid, so, no idea?  (I'm all out myself :P)
[18:00] <linxeh> bazhang:
[18:00] <ikonia> bobbytek2: it's very messy and non-statndard
[18:01] <linxeh> bobbytek2: use /usr/local if you must
[18:01] <bobbytek2> linxeh: what about /opt/groovy?
[18:01] <bobbytek2> vs /usr/local/groovy
[18:01] <teffers_> any ideas ikonia
[18:01] <switchgirl> hi what is AT SPI REGISTRY WRAPPER? it's in my startup applications can i disable it?
[18:01] <arand> Curly_Q: So possibly video drivers issue... If you are going to use kde anyways it might actually be easier to install kubuntu from the start..?
[18:01] <linxeh> bobbytek2: or /opt/groovy yeah - /usr/local and /opt are where this kind of thing normally goes.
[18:01] <linxeh> bobbytek2: at work we used to have /usr/local/packages/groovy  etc
[18:02] <quidnunc> bobbytek2: Why can't you use the groovy package?
[18:02] <NCS_One> blakkheim: instaled it, restarted and it still doesn't work. Have to change something on mplayer preferences ?
[18:02] <bobbytek2> quidnunc: it's 1.6.3
[18:02] <bobbytek2> I need 1.7
[18:02] <natrixnatrix89> !ftpd
[18:02] <Curly_Q> Arand, I also tried to install Ubuntu Desktop on the same computer and I got a screen which looked like a desert. No icons. However, when I tried Ubuntu on another computer it worked but the screen aspect ratio was off and the icons were out of range.
[18:02] <bobbytek2> so when should I place things in opt vs usr/local?
[18:03] <bobbytek2> me = newbie
[18:03] <candy> wirechief, u der? i got into var/log what to do now?
[18:03] <teffers_> any ideas ik
[18:03] <usbhelp> um.. can i paste here one line of /var/log/messages?
[18:03] <teffers_> ikonia, *
[18:03] <teffers_> sorry i timed out
[18:03] <usbhelp> bah, i'll just paste it in pastebin
[18:03] <linxeh> bobbytek2: there is no rule really; /opt is where things usually got placed on other Unix operating systems a long time ago
[18:03] <Imaginativeone> can I reinstall ubuntu without destroying the contents of my hd?
[18:03] <UseLinux> what does foo mean
[18:03] <Imaginativeone> or...
[18:03] <bobbytek2> i see
[18:03] <linxeh> UseLinux: its just an example word
[18:03] <bobbytek2> so /opt is more legacy then
[18:03] <Imaginativeone> what's the best way to rescue my system?
[18:04] <UseLinux> okay
[18:04] <linxeh> UseLinux: replace foo with something, maybe a filename etc
[18:04] <quidnunc> UseLinux: See the wikipedia entry
[18:04] <bazhang> Imaginativeone, do you have a separate home partition
[18:04] <bobbytek2> and /usr/local is the "new" way?
[18:04] <linxeh> bobbytek2: yes, but some people still use it. we often put java stuff in /opt at work
[18:04] <apparle> how to install MATLAB R2008b in ubuntu (specifically kubuntu)
[18:04] <Imaginativeone> bazhang: no
[18:04] <quidnunc> apparle: Run the binary installer?
[18:04] <wirechief> candy do tail /var/log/messages  then you need to review it and see if there is any relevant error message if its many lines we will need you to copy them into a file and use pastebinit so i can read them.
[18:04] <bobbytek2> linxeh: why not install java via apt?
[18:04] <bazhang> Imaginativeone, you may consider creating one then : /msg ubottu home for a link
[18:04] <Curly_Q> Arand, I have a Masters License in Computes A+ Certified and Electrical Engineering and a CCNA instructor. Lots of this is a puzzle to me.
[18:05] <linxeh> bobbytek2: I meant things like jboss, eclipse etc
[18:05] <Luke_> I would like to know how to setup apache on an Ubuntu desktop client!
[18:05] <bobbytek2> ah
[18:05] <linxeh> bobbytek2: maven repos and the like
[18:05] <bobbytek2> linxeh: thanks for the info
[18:05] <candy> wirechief, where to type that in terminal? it says command not found
[18:05] <apparle> quidnunc:  does it work well
[18:05] <bobbytek2> linxeh: one last question: why not put this in /usr/local ? :)
[18:05] <heroin> Can anyone help me configure samba so i can open shares on other computers?
[18:06] <quidnunc> usbhelp: If it is a short line, sure.
[18:06] <arand> Curly_Q: Hmm, seems like ubuntu might disagree a whole lot with your video card, from that... I'm not knowin' on how to fix that though..
[18:06] <dahud> I have a 9.10 machine that I have no way to get internet to.  It has an NVidia video card.  Is there any way to download the Nvidia drivers from my laptop, put them on a USB stick, and put them on the internet-less box?
[18:06] <linxeh> bobbytek2: /usr/local is longer to type
[18:06] <bobbytek2> ha
[18:06] <bobbytek2> :)
[18:06] <wirechief> candy ok, lets try this first: demsg |pastebinit  You may need to install pastbinit first with apt-get install pastebinit
[18:06] <quidnunc> apparle: I have only used it once, it seemed fine. Maybe you can you checkinstall so that you can remove it using the package manager.
[18:07] <Imaginativeone> bazhang: thanks to the millionth power
[18:07] <bazhang> Imaginativeone, is this karmic?
[18:07] <Curly_Q> Arand, you make a good point. I may just install a separate video card outside of the main Motherboard to see if what you just said is correct.
[18:07] <greezmunkey> dahud, is th e"Internet-less" ubox near you?
[18:07] <wirechief> candy when pastebinit is finished it will give you a url you can paste here and i can check it out.
[18:07] <RfooTfoo> can anyone help me get a second video card working?
[18:07] <candy> wirechief, wait
[18:07] <dahud> greezmunkey: not at the moment
[18:07] <candy> wirechief, ok
[18:07] <teffers_> ikonia,  you still around
[18:08] <usbhelp> http://paste.ubuntu.com/385203/
[18:08] <bazhang> teffers_, he is not; address the channel
[18:08] <usbhelp> i've found a line with the vendor
[18:08] <usbhelp> and i don't know up to what line is enough, so i pasted some of them
[18:08] <dahud> Are the Nvidia drivers all in the same package, or do I have to know the card model?
[18:08] <Imaginativeone> bazhang: what is "karmic"?
[18:09] <Curly_Q> Arand, outside of all of the foolishness I have encountered with Ubuntu, will I have to memorize lots of commands aside of the original Linux commands?
[18:09] <teffers_> wlan issues after yet another fresh install for people who aint in the know i seem to be having problems were my wireless is refusing to dhcp router correctly and in turn timing out and deauthing i say another fersh install cos this is the 3 in 2 days trying to get it to work yet it worked fine 3 days ago in my original install Heres a dmesg paste http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Cnc4musi
[18:09] <bazhang> Imaginativeone, Ubuntu 9.10 (codename Karmic Koala)
[18:09] <teffers_> im using karmic
[18:09] <Tharok> well is there any command line to connect to my homerouters wifi network with wpa2-psk AES. I got the WLAN0 interface showing, but not connecting and everything works fine with NM-applet. But I wanna connect through terminal
[18:09] <macman_>  question .. what are you guys using now days to author your movie .. i actually want to have a menu .. any suggestions besides devdee
[18:10] <quidnunc> usbhelp: When are you inserting the usb drive? At bootup?
[18:10] <usbhelp> i tried both
[18:10] <bazhang> teffers_, paste.ubuntu.com the results of sudo dhclient wlan0 (or ath0, whatever ifconfig shows your wireless to be)
[18:10] <usbhelp> after it froze the first time, i left it there
[18:10] <Curly_Q> I suppose there is a Linux Ubuntu "Cheat Sheet" out there somewhere.
[18:10] <wirechief> Tharok try dhclient wlan0
[18:10] <Imaginativeone> bazhang: unfortunately, no
[18:10] <bazhang> Curly_Q, there is
[18:10] <usbhelp> but then it freezes when the ubuntu logo (white and black screen at startup) showsup
[18:10] <Imaginativeone> Gutsy
[18:10] <bazhang> Curly_Q, let me get you a link
[18:11] <linux> !ask
[18:11] <Curly_Q> OK Bazhang. Looking forward to that.
[18:11] <Imaginativeone> bazhang: how can I send you money?
[18:11] <Tharok> wirechief I have. However I dont get any dhcpoffers probably because I havent set the PSK
[18:11] <usbhelp> there's a line that's weird.. it just says .... Feb 27 14:41:21 Krypton kernel: [    7.355027]  sdb:
[18:11] <bazhang> Imaginativeone, 7.10? that is end of life (ie not supported any longer) : you should consider upgrading toa newer versiion asap
[18:11] <usbhelp> i think that's the moment it froze
[18:11] <teffers_> im usign network manager
[18:11] <quidnunc> usbhelp: Can you paste the log entry that corresponds to you inserting after bootup, after login? Notice that there seem to be many irrelevant entries in the log you posted, all occurring the same time which makes it difficult to isolate the cause of the problem.
[18:11] <Imaginativeone> yup - I will upgrade asap
[18:12] <usbhelp> ok
[18:12] <usbhelp> i'll see if i can find it
[18:12] <arand> Curly_Q: hmm, well you need to get to using apt/synaptic for package management... I don't know if the debian way of handling services is different, I've not used much else than ubuntu so I'm not that good at comparing...
[18:12] <usbhelp> it would help to know what's the first line it shows at boot
[18:12] <wirechief> Tharok ok, maybe you can do man iwconfig and see an example
[18:12] <bazhang> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html Curly_Q excellent free PDF
[18:12] <teffers_> bazhang, if i run dhclient when networkmanager is tryign to connect woudl that be okay
[18:12] <hagedorn> hello, me working for a media  agency which have to send a few million mails per week, ... want to change our mail system from exim4 to postfix in ubuntu hardy cause of better sopport for dkim,... but postfix seem to have some mighty 78 charakter per line restrictions ??? any ideas ?
[18:12] <quidnunc> usbhelp: Does it function correctly when you keep the drive in during bootup?
[18:12] <teffers_> i just cant seem to get iwconfig down in recent vertions
[18:12] <Imaginativeone> I intend to get 9.10 from my Mac
[18:13] <asha> wirechief, hey candy here
[18:13] <Tharok> wirechief yeah I tried this line: iwconfig wlan0 essid (SSID) key s:(PSK)
[18:13] <asha> wirechief, it says demsg commant not found
[18:13] <NCS_One> blakkheim: many thanks, I have image now :). But is always on full screen
[18:13] <orson> hagedorn: better ask that at#postfix,  /j #postfix
[18:13] <usbhelp> no
[18:13] <wirechief> asha dmesg
[18:13] <bazhang> teffers_, let it time out , then run the command from terminal sudo dhclient wlan0 (or whatever ifconfig shows your nic to be) and pastebin the results (dont paste in channel)
[18:13] <Tharok> wirechief : it gives me SET failed on device wlan0; Invalid argument.
[18:13] <Curly_Q> Bazhang, thanks for that reference. I bookmarked it and will give it a lot of thought. Thanks.    <-------------<
[18:13] <usbhelp> it won't go any further than the ubuntu logo
[18:14] <duffydack> !kernel
[18:14] <dahud> I have found the nvidia-glx-185 package and am downloading it.  Will I need anything else for my card to work?
[18:14] <quidnunc> usbhelp: Just search for the first entry of today's date. That should give you the first log entry for bootup.
[18:14] <wirechief> Tharkok did you use your real essid and not (SISSID)
[18:14] <bazhang> Curly_Q, you're welcome
[18:14] <DavidJHeinrich> I have alsa v1.0.22 and the Asus Xonar STX...why don't I see impedance information in alsamixer, like in this screenshot: http://techgage.com/viewimg/?img=/images/news/asus_xonar_stx_022410.png&desc=ASUS%20Xonar%20Essence%20STX%20under%20Linux%202.6.33
[18:15] <Curly_Q> :)
[18:15]  * Imaginativeone wants to send bazhang $$
[18:15] <usbhelp> :P that's.. reasonable
[18:15] <Curly_Q> Where are you from Bazhang? I am from Massachusetts U.S.A. M.I.T.
[18:15] <xiaolang> zerOne,are you Chinese?
[18:16] <usbhelp> http://paste.ubuntu.com/385214/
[18:16] <quidnunc> usbhelp: This is karmic right?
[18:16] <Tharok> wirechief my essid is my networks broadcasted ssid isnt it?
[18:16] <NCS_One> blakkheim: many thanks once again. Its all ok now
[18:16] <Imaginativeone> my toddler put a magnet near my hd...is it dead now?
[18:17] <wirechief> Tharok i dont know but it sounds reasonable. i usuaully set mine in my router so i know what it is.
[18:17] <usbhelp> yup
[18:17] <usbhelp> hey, is this line some sort of attack? [UFW AUDIT] IN=eth0 OUT= MAC=ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:00:01:5c:24:d6:c2:08:00 SRC=190.245.192.1 DST=255.255.255.255 LEN=328 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=64 ID=30220 PROTO=UDP SPT=67 DPT=68 LEN=308
[18:17] <asha> wirechief, it gave a link of pastebin.com
[18:17] <Imaginativeone> usbhelp: you're talking to me?
[18:17] <wirechief> Tharok but im using wicd more than network-manager it seems to have more flexibility
[18:17] <usbhelp> woot? no... unless you wanna help :)
[18:18] <usbhelp> i have a gazillion of lines similar to the one i paste
[18:18] <usbhelp> d
[18:18] <orson> usbhelp: bootp connect
[18:18] <greezmunkey> usbhelp, no it is a bootp broadcast!
[18:18] <wirechief> asha you have me confused. what are you trying to accomplish ?
[18:19] <bazhang> usbhelp, this is a flash key that is hard locking your system?
[18:19] <teffers_> bazhang, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/1EM2kpwg
[18:19] <teffers_> dmesg and dhclient
[18:19] <GeekSquid> usbhelp: please learn to use a pastebin like http://paste.ubuntu.com so you can paste a million lines
[18:19] <usbhelp> um.. yeah.. is a flash key = usb drive? then yes
[18:19] <Tharok> wirechief yeah maybe so. but i'd like to get this thing up and running :P
[18:19] <teffers_> fdoromw hat i can tell dhclients tryign to listen to the wrogn ip
[18:19] <Tharok> wirechief shouldnt be so hard to just connect using a psk when you know the ssid etc
[18:19] <usbhelp> GeekSquid: i just wanted to paste that one line.. sorry if it was too long
[18:19] <teffers_> from what i can tell*
[18:20] <usbhelp> GeekSquid: i'll use pastebin next time
[18:20] <asha> wirechief, i gave that command in terminal after installing pastebinit.. and got that link thats it :-(
[18:20] <alienkid10> can someone tell me how to get a LiveCD to save persistent data to a flash drive?
[18:20] <Curly_Q> Bazhang will Ubuntu Server i386 deliver Apple streaming videos and all of that and more?
[18:20] <spinner> is there eny reson that 256 color patch is not included in (apt-get) source rxvt-unicode ?
[18:20] <marc__> GeekSquid, I found what I was looking for, freenx does that, as long as the user doesn't connect, gnome is not loaded
[18:20] <wirechief> Tharok i agree but network-manager is a pita but works sometimes, i would get a wired connection and install wicd
[18:20] <bazhang> Curly_Q, in h264? (mp4) should do
[18:20] <GeekSquid> marc__: cool
[18:21] <wirechief> asha we use pastebinit to paste the output of demesg so it can be viewed online.
[18:21] <bazhang> usbhelp, was this removed from a computer uncleanly in the past?
[18:21] <alienkid10> I tried to follow the tutorial on the community wiki but it didn't save to the file
[18:21] <Tharok> wirechief ill give it a try mate! thanks
[18:21] <teffers_> baz hang did you see the pastebin
[18:21] <usbhelp> no, i don't think so
[18:22] <usbhelp> and i tried with another pendrive anyways
[18:22] <asha> wirechief, ok.. so tel me what u want me to paste there?
[18:22] <teffers_> bazhang did you see the pastebin*
[18:22] <usbhelp> it would be much of a coincidence if both had the same issue
[18:22] <bazhang> teffers_, yes, hang on a second
[18:22] <wirechief> asha i dont know what your issues are
[18:22] <teffers_> sorry
[18:23] <Curly_Q> Thanks for the tip Bazhang. You seem to know quite a bit about not only Linux but about tech stuff.
[18:23] <asha> wirechief, any help with pendrives not being opened??
[18:23] <Imaginativeone> my toddler put a member:magnet near my hd...is it dead now?
[18:23] <bazhang> usbhelp, so cleanly removed, tried on several different usb ports, or was this a usb hub
[18:23] <wirechief> asha ok well paste the url i will check it.
[18:23] <usbhelp> i tried it on the two front ports
[18:23] <Imaginativeone> not a member:magnet, a magnet
[18:24] <bazhang> Imaginativeone, no, but best to take that to ##hardware or #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:24] <Imaginativeone> thanks
[18:24] <Curly_Q> Bazhang, I am an expert with Windows. I hope to be an expert with Linux as well.
[18:24]  * magnet never harms hard drives
[18:24] <usbhelp> bazhang, it worked yesterday
[18:24] <Darkniefe> hi, can anyone help me plz?
[18:24] <Jemt> Hello. Anyone familiar with Intel Desktop Board D945GCLF (Atom 1.6 Ghz, Intel GMA 950, 2 GB RAM added). Will it run Compiz Fusion ?
[18:24] <bazhang> usbhelp, data disk? boot disk? what is on the problematic usb key
[18:24] <LincoN^> !ubuntu one
[18:25] <LincoN^> !ubuntuone
[18:25] <wirechief> Curly_Q: keep notes in a file you can refer to later, there are hundreds of good commands to learn over time.
[18:25] <natrixnatrix89> Curly_Q: those who do linux dont do windows.
[18:25] <blakkheim> Jemt: YES
[18:25] <usbhelp> bazhang: it's a data disk
[18:25] <blakkheim> caps
[18:25] <bazhang> Jemt, if you dont get a response then you may try #compiz
[18:25] <asha> wirechief, http://pastebin.com
[18:25] <Jemt> bazhang: Thank you :)
[18:25] <usbhelp> bazhang: i use it to move data to my windows xp netbook
[18:26] <Jemt> blakkheim: You have been working with this MB ?
[18:26] <usbhelp> bazhang: which is not connected to the internet... at least not since i started moving files from my linux system
[18:26] <teffers_> arg im abotu ready to kill this wireless car
[18:26] <Jemt> blakkheim: Or perhaps you have an almost identical setup ?
[18:26] <blakkheim> Jemt: i have one with the same chipset (albeit with the atom N330 instead of your cpu) and it works fine with compiz
[18:26] <Curly_Q> Thanks for the comment Natrixnatrix89 but most who do Linux do DO Linux. That is a fact.
[18:26] <Jemt> blakkheim: Excellent, happy to hear that. Any chances you have tried some 3D games?
[18:27] <Guest50583> 大家好
[18:27] <pzero> hey, new to ubuntu, and i'm trying to install django. apt-get install python-django installs an old version, which is not fit for my needs. How do I get the newer version?
[18:27] <Jemt> I wonder whether it will run Cube and Frets on Fire
[18:27] <Darkniefe> i had my /home partition encrypted with ecryptfs, and when i reinstalled ubuntu... i couldn't see this partition anymore...
[18:27] <blakkheim> Jemt: gaming on integrated intel graphics is not really possible, only simple games
[18:27] <bazhang> Guest50583, english here please ; /join #ubuntu-cn for Chinese
[18:27] <Cool_C> question> is it possible to get the clear text password to a wireless network from password manager? if i check 'show password' it just seem to show a hash?
[18:27] <Curly_Q> Wirechief, that is one of the best comments made here. Thanks for your input.
[18:27] <Jemt> blakkheim: How is 3D gaming different from Compiz ?
[18:27] <planttt> I want grep to return *all* lines in a file, and return the number of matches in the return value
[18:28] <natrixnatrix89> Curly_Q: when You do linux, you suddenly realize how inconvenient windows really is. And that it doesnt really work.
[18:28] <blakkheim> Jemt: compiz isn't very taxing on the gpu, gaming is
[18:28] <Krine11> hey
[18:28] <Darkniefe> can i recover my lost data?
[18:28] <wirechief-live> asha did you use  dmesg |pastebinit    ?
[18:28] <Krine11> I have a problem with wolfenstein enemy territory
[18:28] <Jemt> blakkheim: Okay, I though Compiz was using the GPU a lot :)
[18:28] <guntbert> !lates | pzero
[18:28] <natrixnatrix89> blakkheim: before starting the game, run metacity --replace
[18:29] <guntbert> !latest | pzero
[18:29] <Curly_Q> I look at things in a realistic way. If Windows was the first to be the first on the block. Then give it it's due. After that Linux has followed Windows and UNIX
[18:29] <Curly_Q> s
[18:29] <asha> wirechief, yes of course and den i got that lick and sent u
[18:29] <natrixnatrix89> blakkheim: then everything runs smoothly
[18:29] <Curly_Q> Example.
[18:29] <blakkheim> natrixnatrix89: not really. the intel graphics can only do so much. they aren't meant for intense gaming.
[18:30] <wirechief-live> asha well its blank
[18:30] <Darkniefe> can anyone help me?
[18:31] <asha> wirechief, yep :-(
[18:31] <wirechief-live> asha use wirechief-live  this is my ubuntu computer
[18:31] <teffers_> im trying be patient bazhang but it is starting to stress me out and i need to get it fixed sorry for been some what impatient
[18:31] <asha> wirechief-live, here?
[18:31] <Krine11> Who here plays the game Wolfenstein enemy territory?
[18:31] <wirechief-live> asha yes otherwise i will miss your comments
[18:32] <guntbert> Darkniefe: http://www.linux-mag.com/cache/7568/1.html is a long article with good info about ecryptfs
[18:32] <tdg911> I recently switched from FreeBSD to Ubuntu.   I ran into this before and cannot remember the fix but i have several shell scripts that run fine from cl but when running from cron they are not working.  I see in the system logs that the crontab runs but my script isn't working when running via cron.  any ideas?  I've checked my env variables via cron and user and I see cron has a basic env
[18:32] <wirechief-live> asha you used pastebin.com not pastebinit
[18:32] <Darkniefe> guntbert, thanks a lot ^^
[18:32] <greezmunkey> Curly_Q, Windows wasn't first, they caught a lucky break, look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_graphical_user_interface
[18:32] <asha> wirechief-live, ok..
[18:32] <guntbert> Darkniefe: Good luck :-)
[18:33] <Darkniefe> ty :)
[18:33] <LincoN^> !python
[18:33] <usbhelp> sorry, the previous lines i pasted were old ones from when the usb disk worked :S *duh*
[18:33] <usbhelp> here are the relevant ones
[18:33] <usbhelp> http://paste.ubuntu.com/385221/
[18:33] <usbhelp> it says nothing!
[18:33] <asha> wirechief-live, i did pastebinit only dear
[18:33] <LincoN^> How do i  open python? is there a sudo commands?
[18:34] <LincoN^> command*
[18:34] <wirechief-live> asha  this:   dmesg |pastebinit
[18:34] <cellofellow> LincoN^: no, just the "python" command will get you the interactive shell for experimenting.
[18:34] <yaaar> ok, this is driving me absolutely nuts. i have a vhost in apache with DocumentRoot /var/www/site1 which contains one file: index.php which contains phpinfo(); and that's all. it works fine. then i copy /etc/apache2/sites-available/site1 to site2, change the hostname and setup the symlink to sites-enabled. then i create the new DocumentRoot and copy index.php into it and it doesn't work...going the
[18:34] <yaaar> re causes the browser to want to open/save the PHTML file
[18:34] <FloodBot2> yaaar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:34] <orson> LincoN^: just type "python <enter>"
[18:34] <LincoN^> ok
[18:34] <LincoN^> so i can write "Python <code> " ?
[18:34] <usbhelp> is there any other log i can read???
[18:35] <yaaar> gee, floodbot's a bit high-strung today i guess. that was just two lines
[18:35] <meway> hello I think the 32 bit version of http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download-server is broken...
[18:35] <heroin> yaaar: why are you making it so complicated :P just sync the darn files
[18:35] <meway> I made two cd's and they both have the same problem when they get to the base installation
[18:35] <LincoN^> .uk) gick in i #ubuntu
 LincoN^: just type "python <enter>"
[18:35] <LincoN^> ops
[18:35] <heroin> meway: which is?
[18:35] <LincoN^> desktop:~$ python 1+1
[18:35] <LincoN^> python: can't open file '1+1': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
[18:35] <sman> ciao a tutti
[18:35] <yaaar> heroin: the only reason i did that was for testing, because i created a new vhost and it didn't work. so i nuked it and started by copying one i knew worked
[18:35] <asha> wirechief-live, yes the same.. i did it again and got the same
[18:36] <macman_> question im doing a growisofs -dvd-compact -speed=2 -Z /dev/sr0=file.iso .. and i get an error that genisoimage can't use = commands
[18:36] <Curly_Q> Greezmunkey your right. I was there when all of this happened. I used to program in BASIC and COBOL and all of that stuff. It is old hat.
[18:36] <heroin> yaaar: just read the vhost apache documentation its quite simple once you understand it
[18:36] <orson> LincoN^: write your python-code in an editor you like, save it and run with "python yourfile.py"
[18:36] <meway> heroin let me check the exact error so I am not just comeing to some conclusion :/
[18:36] <LincoN^> like Gedit?
[18:36] <heroin> macman_: use a space instead of that = ?
[18:36] <cynicaloptimist> Halp! how do I restart my X-server?
[18:36] <orson> LincoN^: whatever you feel comfortable with
[18:37] <cynicaloptimist> can log into my computer via ssh from the g1 just fine
[18:37] <heroin> meway: always burn you OS dics nice and slowe
[18:37] <LincoN^> ok
[18:37] <meway> heroin I did
[18:37] <cynicaloptimist> but the screen, mouse keyboard, all useless, computer appears to have totally frozen
[18:37] <wirechief-live> asha (shrugs) it should give you a url like this: http://pastebin.com/EcghC2a0
[18:37] <usbhelp> quidnunc, bazhang, do you guys have any idea of where else i can look for info
[18:37] <usbhelp> ?
[18:37] <yaaar> heroin: i'm not stupid. the vhost is setup just fine. for some reason apache won't interpret the index.php file in this one vhost. the DirectoryIndex is there, the AddType is there, and this vhost is *identical* to the other one that works except for the ServerName, IP, and DocumentRoot
[18:37] <meway> heroin: but its the exact same spot both disks :./
[18:37] <heroin> cynicaloptimist: idk, but you can restart the computer with sudo restart or sudo poweroff
[18:37] <Datz_> Hi, I'm having trouble linking to a symbolically link with apache2.
[18:37] <Tharok> wirechief Thanks a milion for the help. Worked a charm!
[18:38] <asha> wirechief-live, it didnt..
[18:38] <Cool_C> cynicaloptimist: ctrl-alt-backspace, or ctrl-alt-f1 to go to a console
[18:38] <Datz_> hi, I'm try to link to a symbolically linked directory, but says forbidden, I checked the virtual host file on a machine of mine where it works, and they are the same, can someone help me to figure out what is wrong/diffent?
[18:38] <meway> heroin: running the disk check
[18:38] <asha> wirechief-live, asha@asha-laptop:~$ dmesg |pastebinit
[18:38] <asha> http://pastebin.com
[18:38] <asha> asha@asha-laptop:~$
[18:38] <heroin> meway: do you have a RAID setup?
[18:38] <asha> wirechief-live, thats what i got
[18:38] <cynicaloptimist> Sorry, I'll repost for non-broken-lines : I have ssh access to the desktop computer, but the computer itself appears frozen, so i think i need to restart x-server. I get NO response to keyboard, even Ctrl-Alt-F1
[18:38] <Krine11> Hey, How do i create a open source video driver for my ATI Raedon video chip on ubuntu 9.10
[18:38] <codenamekt> How would I check what device my /home is mounted?
[18:38] <heroin> cynicaloptimist: then you are screwed
[18:39] <Cool_C> cynicaloptimist: kill  x via ssh then
[18:39] <yaaar> heroin: also, if i go to http://hostname/index.php it works. but just http://hostname/ doesn't. and only for that one vhost. both vhosts only have  lines: ServerName and DocumentRoot
[18:39] <bazhang> Krine11, you mean install? or create
[18:39] <meway> heroin: no
[18:39] <GeekSquid> asha: there is a problem with pastebin.com and ubuntu's pastebinit ... change default pastebin in /usr/bin/pastebinit to pastebin.ca and you will have a working pastebin
[18:39] <cynicaloptimist> Cool_C: you're a genius!
[18:39] <viliny> hey! whats the command to make apt-get install dependencies for a package?
[18:39] <Nebula> does anyone no how to fix this error please pm me XORG_MANPAGE_SECTIONS: command not found
[18:39] <teffers_> ah yay bazhang  your back
[18:39] <meway> heroin: just little 2g processor with 2g ram tower
[18:39] <heroin> cynicaloptimist: you didnt try thy to kill x via ssh!?
[18:39] <cynicaloptimist> Cool_C: i'm kinda a nnnewb though, which is why I came here. That's my question, how do I restart an x-server via ssh?
[18:39] <meway> heroin: all at defaults
[18:40] <heroin> meway: that is odd indeed
[18:40] <a> I can't install aMSM
[18:40] <Darkniefe> i think i have lost my data... i haven't my mount passphrase for ecryptfs :(
[18:40] <heroin> meway: and you can run a live session?
[18:40] <Err404NotFound> i don't see any play/pause/stop button bar on videos that play inside mozilla-mplayer (firefox v 3.6), is it normal?
[18:40] <LincoN^> i made a document, made it to python.py opened terminal and went to desktop in terminal and wrote Python Python.py
[18:40] <porki> operators , BoRjU is a bot it is sending me promotional PMs - ''[00:19]  * BoRjU  Visit us at network chat and get bots + hosting special and free,   /server IRC.ForChat.Net "
[18:40] <xangua> Err404NotFound: yes
[18:40] <Cool_C> cynicaloptimist: cant restart it, just kill it and see if physical consolee works again
[18:40] <cynicaloptimist> Cool_C: also, the sarcasm was more nasty than I meant it to come out, sorry
[18:40] <a> #ubuntu-es
[18:40] <Err404NotFound> xangua, any workaround?
[18:40] <meway> heroin: what? I am on a laptop with windows atm XD
[18:40] <Nebula>  does anyone no how to fix this error please pm me XORG_MANPAGE_SECTIONS: command not found
[18:40] <xangua> Err404NotFound: use totem or gnome-mplayer plugin
[18:40] <Err404NotFound> xangua, plus any way to play divx videos in firefox?
[18:40] <porki> is there any website where I can upload the pdf files and get the link for forum so that the pdf can be viewed directly in forum like we do with imges in forum
[18:40] <a> #es-ubuntu
[18:41] <meway> heroin: I am going to check a vm so I know if its the copy or not
[18:41] <Err404NotFound> xangua, hmmm, lemme search
[18:41] <xangua> Err404NotFound: install restricted extras
[18:41] <heroin> meway: the server on which you wist to install ubuntu, can you get it to run a virtual session?
[18:41] <xangua> !es | a
[18:41] <asha> wirechief-live, but rename option doesnt come there??
[18:41] <cynicaloptimist> Cool_C: what? just kill it through Top? (only just discovered top yesterday, this is all quite nnew to me)
[18:41] <antonio_> whoth channel italiano ubuntu?
[18:41] <Cool_C> use kill command
[18:41] <meway> heroin maybe idk
[18:41] <a> #ubuntu-es
[18:41] <GeekSquid> antonio_: #ubuntu-it
[18:41] <bazhang> teffers_, what is the card? built in? usb adapter? lspci for the former, lsusb for the latter ; from the pastebin it appears you are running your system as root as well: what version of Ubuntu is this, and does the livecd get the wireless working or not: are the drivers in system -->administration--> hardware drivers there and activated or not
[18:41] <meway> heroin this is my first time trying out ubuntu server
[18:42] <antonio_> thanks
[18:42] <xangua> !es | a
[18:42] <xangua> a: no sabes leer¿
[18:42] <Cool_C> can someone tell me if it's possible to get the clear text password to a wireless network from password manager? if i check 'show password' it just seem to show a hash?
[18:42] <usbhelp> :( i'll guess there's no way to help me since there's no info in the logs
[18:43] <Darkniefe> guntbert, is there any way to decrypt my data without mount passphrase?
[18:43] <LincoN^> andreas@andreas-desktop:~/Skrivbord$ python python.py
[18:43] <LincoN^> python: can't open file 'python.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
[18:44] <orson> LincoN^: ls -l python.py
[18:44] <guntbert> Darkniefe: no, there should be none - sorry (didn't you record it as suggested?)
[18:44] <cynicaloptimist> Cool_C: would you be kind enough to explain in a little more detail? I think I've got a borad understanding of what's going on, but I've never played with my system on this sort of level. I need actual lines of text to type ito my computer. I may have made myself sound a bit more tech-saavy than I actually am.
[18:44] <LincoN^> says it cant find it
[18:44] <bcj> I think my (new) hard disk might be borked; I've booted into recovery mode and run a disk check - it then moans there is no "lost+found" directory, so I tell it to make one and I get a backtrace.
[18:45] <bcj> The machine then locks up.
[18:45] <orson> LincoN^: if you aren't actually in the directory, the file is in, you have to provide the path: python /path/to/python.py
[18:45] <bcj> Any ideas?
[18:45] <GeekSquid> Cool_C: ubuntu stores the hash, not the cleartext, so unfortunatly no, ... if the password is a dictionary word (probably not - as any good IT person would use a combination of letters and numbers ) you could run the hash through a dcrypt program against a large database of words... again probably wouldn't work but you could try
[18:45] <Darkniefe> no, i'm so noob in linux... and didn't know this should happens lol
[18:45] <LincoN^> andreas@andreas-desktop:~/Skrivbord$ dir
[18:45] <LincoN^> amsn.desktop  libg15-1.2.7  Python.py  skype.desktop  wine-browsedrive.desktop
[18:45] <orson> LincoN^: find ~ -name python.py
[18:45] <cynicaloptimist> Darkniefe: you and me both. It's so hard knowing where to start.
[18:45] <meway> the ./pool/main/a/apache2-doc_2.2.12-1ubuntu2_all.deb file failed the MD5 verification
[18:45] <trism> LincoN^: you need to do python Python.py; linux is case-sensitive
[18:45] <orson> LincoN^: python Python.py    linux is case sensitive
[18:46] <Cool_C> cynicaloptimist: just list the processes with ps aux, then: kill processnumber, or if thatt doesnt work, kill -9 processnumber
[18:46] <LincoN^> ok
[18:46] <exploit1001> hello
[18:46] <meway> heroin the ./pool/main/a/apache2-doc_2.2.12-1ubuntu2_all.deb file failed the MD5 verification
[18:46] <GeekSquid> !hi exploit1001
[18:46] <cynicaloptimist> Cool_C: ps aux? I'l try that, see if i can see how to work it
[18:46] <GeekSquid> !welcome | exploit1001
[18:46] <meway> heroin maybe burn another disk?
[18:47] <LincoN^> nothing happends (can it depend on my code?)
[18:47] <Cool_C> GeekSquid: ok, thanks.. i guessed that was the case. then im boned. guess i have to try find the paper where the password is written down :)
[18:47] <trism> LincoN^: check out http://docs.python.org/tutorial/index.html it is a very good overview of the language
[18:47] <guntbert> Darkniefe: thats bad news - I know - but please take it as a lesson to "actually read" the infos and suggests on the screen - everyone who uses encrypted home dir *does* get a warning about recording th epassphrase in a safe place)
[18:48] <LincoN^> I just wrote 1+1
[18:48] <GeekSquid> Cool_C: are you the administrator of your router?
[18:48] <guntbert> *the passphrase
[18:48] <orson> LincoN^: /j #python
[18:48] <sunson> what is the smallest possible, portable, long life storage medium to install ubuntu on? USB thumbs aren't "write oriented" but then portable external magnetic hard-drives are, IMO, bulky.
[18:48] <LincoN^> ok ty for helping, i will continue trying :)
[18:48] <cynicaloptimist> Cool_C: oh-gosh. There's a lot of processes to look at on a tinny screen. I take it i should actually see something called 'X-server' or 'foo/bar/X-server'?
[18:48] <Cool_C> GeekSquid: yeah,  but we lost the password of the router  as well,, and we wanted to avoid reconfigure it
[18:49] <trism> LincoN^: 1+1 won't print anything from a file, although it is valid; if you want to see the result you would need to do: print 1+1
[18:49] <LincoN^> i wanna try the Python scripting language
[18:49] <sunson> CF, SD, etc., are all also not write-oriented.
[18:49] <LincoN^> yey works now :)
[18:49] <LincoN^> andreas@andreas-desktop:~/Skrivbord$ python Python.py
[18:49] <LincoN^> 2
[18:49] <LincoN^> now i just gotta learn to script :)
[18:49] <LincoN^> Ty m8s :)
[18:49] <guntbert> !enter | LincoN^
[18:50] <LincoN^> ok, sry :)
[18:50] <Cool_C> cynicaloptimist: yeah, look for X and kill it, you may have to kill gnome and some other things as well though... may be easier to simply restart thee computer
[18:51] <sunson> Cool_C: if X server is dead, all clients will die too.
[18:51] <orson> sunson: what about external 1.8" hdd?
[18:52] <Cool_C> well. got to go...  bye
[18:52] <cynicaloptimist> Cool_C: I'm happy doing that, but it'll be great to have some experience doing it this way. I feel a bit dumb, but I can't see a process call 'X' or 'X-server' in the list
[18:52] <sunson> orson: 1.8" sounds nice. didn't know there were smaller version of external drives! let me stfw. thanks!
[18:53] <Slix> Okay. I did something particularly stupid. I'm in the process of reformatting my computer. I have two hard drives. I'm dualbooting Windows and Linux (they are both on the first harddrive). I plan to reinstall both Windows 7 and Ubuntu very soon. Yesterday, I made a partition on my second harddrive to store some data and large files during the reinstall. I had to delete the linux partitions in order to do this. Now I boot up and Grub says "err
[18:53] <guntbert> cynicaloptimist: the process will be /usr/bin/X :0 ...
[18:53] <Slix> I get grub rescue.
[18:54] <ardian> How is the cmd for checking how much disc space i have ? in MegaBytes ?
[18:54] <guntbert> ardian: df -h
[18:54] <cynicaloptimist> guntbert: thanx! found it
[18:54] <RedNifre> Hi. How to make AltGr choose the third level of what's in my xmodmap and shift+AltGr to choose fourth level?
[18:54] <ardian> thanks guntbert
[18:54] <cynicaloptimist> nnow, how do i kill it? "kill 900"?
[18:54] <Darkniefe> guntbert, i've learned the lesson... sure lol thanks for your help ;)
[18:54] <guntbert> ardian: you're welcome :-)
[18:55] <Slix> I do have an Ubuntu disk, so if I need to use the livecd to do something..
[18:55] <RedNifre> How to access the third binding of keyboard keys?
[18:55] <bastid_raZor> !pm | wulansari
[18:55] <guntbert> Darkniefe: sad that it had to be a hard one - but be honest you would not want an encryption that could be decrypted without the passphrase
[18:56] <mkquist__> Slix: so you deleted the ubuntu/linux partitions?
[18:56] <Slix> Correct.
[18:57] <mkquist__> Slix: sounds like you need to reinstall then...
[18:57] <guntbert> cynicaloptimist: try, but probably you will need sudo kill -9 900 (that means "kill really and for good")
[18:57] <sunson> Slix: unless, of course, you managed to take a backup of the partition table before deleting the partition :)
[18:57] <Slix> Is there really no way to get windows to boot again?
[18:58] <mkquist__> Slix: you can boot from grub into windows?
[18:58] <Guest23767> software updates seem to come every couple of days.  When I let it auto update I have to do some rebuild to my sun virtualbox in order to be able to make it work again, how do I avoid this?
[18:58] <Slix> But only if I reinstall Ubuntu. Before I installed Ubuntu, it didn't go through Grub. :P
[18:59] <Datz_> Hi, I'm trying to change permissions for a NTFS drive I have, but it isn't working. Does anyone know why this would be?
[18:59] <mkquist__> Slix: which bootloader are u using?
[18:59] <viliny> Guest23767, don't update :)
[18:59] <xangua> Guest23767: you can set to autoupdate every 2 weeks
[18:59] <guntbert> Guest23767: install dkms - further help in #vbox
[18:59] <mkquist__> Slix: and do you have a windows disk?
[18:59] <Darkniefe> guntbert, yes... but i had hope to decrypt by anyway hahaha
[18:59] <belak> Alright, I need some help installing grub right
[18:59] <Slix> Grub right now. But before I installed Ubuntu, then I just had windows, and it only went into Windows. :P
[18:59] <wirechief-live> Datz_: maybe windows didnt shutdown nice
[18:59] <mkquist__> Slix: you could use the windows disk to restore windows
[18:59] <Datz_> wirechief-live: it isn't a drive with a OS loaded on it
[18:59] <belak> I installed a lucix lynx xubuntu install but grub failed
[19:00] <guntbert> !lucid | belak
[19:00] <mkquist__> Slix: without reinstalling... so you cannot boot to windows right now?
[19:00] <belak> Thanks
[19:00] <Slix> Err, I have a disk but it's for the RTM version of Windows 7, and I currently have the RC.
[19:00] <Slix> No, grub pops up in rescue.
[19:00] <Guest23767> thanks
[19:00] <wirechief-live> Datz_: well your only going to be able to use it with root permissions
[19:00] <wirechief-live> Datz_: well your only going to be able to use it with root ownership
[19:01] <Datz_> wirechief-live: might it be a problem because the disk is automounted?
[19:01] <Datz_> what if I mount it manually?
[19:01] <wirechief-live> Datz_:  only root can change files on ntfs
[19:02] <Datz_> wirechief-live: it doesn't change with something like "sudo chmod -R 755 /path/here"
[19:02] <cynicaloptimist> guntbert: woot! progress! the screen wennt black. And is still unresponsive. Keyboard is still useless
[19:02] <wirechief-live> Datz_: right, it wont change
[19:02] <Datz_> but I run the command as root.
[19:03] <wirechief-live> Datz_: not sure the reasoning for that but ive never had luck
[19:03] <Datz_> humm
[19:03] <LincoN^> Gotta love ubuntu <3 :)
[19:03] <orson> Datz_: ntfs is a non-unix filesystem where unix-permissions won't work
[19:03] <mkquist__> Slix: you could use the live cd to fix grub so that you could boot to windows
[19:03] <Datz_> I see
[19:03] <wirechief-live> Datz_: thats a good reason
[19:03] <guntbert> cynicaloptimist: try alt+left - or alt+F2 - or ctrl+alt+F2
[19:03] <kla> wirechief, Datz_ : if you mount the fs as ntfs-3g with options 'defaults' you should be able to change the files as regular user. I know I can.
[19:03] <Slix> Alright. How should I fix grub?
[19:04] <orson> !ntfs-3g | Datz_
[19:04] <Datz_> thanks kla
[19:04] <LincoN^> #Python :Cannot join channel (+r) - you need to be identified with services. Does it mean i need to be registered on nickserv?
[19:05] <orson> LincoN^: registered and identified
[19:05] <orson> !register | LincoN^
[19:05] <bazhang> LincoN^, yes, ask in #freenode for help with that
[19:05] <LincoN^> ok
[19:05] <LincoN^> >nickserv< identify ****
[19:05] <LincoN^> -NickServ- You are now identified for LincoN^. strange
[19:05] <nanito> ppppedhmxq
[19:06] <divineant> Hi, im having some wierd problems with ubuntu 9.10, for some reason I can only login as "gnome failsafe", its the same for every user on the system
[19:06] <nanito> owihwxvbwr
[19:07] <nanito> ola
[19:07] <nanito> hello
[19:07] <nanito> eo
[19:07] <nanito> eoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
[19:07] <nanito> cojones
[19:09] <stiv2k> hi, how do I change the boot params ? I need to set nomodeset so my server doesnt crash
[19:09] <Javi> holaa
[19:09] <fael> ola
[19:09] <Javi> d donde eres?
[19:09] <kla> !es | Javi
[19:10] <narcoclepsy> anyone have problems with 9.10 and ext4 from a brand new install?
[19:10] <narcoclepsy> computer was locking up, it has had a history of doing this i think the disk is just cooked, retrying with a new had i had lying around...
[19:12] <smacktalk> what's the command to see if apache is running?
[19:12] <norbi905> Hello.  I'm trying to watch trailers off of apple trailers.  Using Ubuntu 9.10, when I clicked on HD trailer it used to open Movie Player and play the hd video.  Now when it opens Movie player, nothing shows.  When I click on non hd version of the player it tries to open quick time but shows that it's not installed.  This is through Firefox.  Is there some plugin for quicktime?  Or an answer to as why the HD tra
[19:12] <norbi905> ilers stopped working on Movie Player?  Any help is appreciated.
[19:12] <sina> hi
[19:12] <kla> narcoclepsy, my experience with ext4 was no different than with any previous file systems I've used. The HD may be already defective as you say.
[19:13] <keith_> Can someone help me? I used to be able to get surround sound by changing the profile to 5.1 in the sound settings, but for some reason that doesn't seem to be working for me anymore...
[19:13] <narcoclepsy> smacktalk: ps aux "grep apache"
[19:13] <narcoclepsy> or try grepping for httpd, not sure who it runs under on ubuntu specifically...
[19:13] <fael> good mornig
[19:13] <nimrod10> how can you get mysql out from the apparmor profiles ?
[19:13] <MikeSy> good evening!
[19:13] <kla> !quicktime | norbi
[19:13] <guntbert> narcoclepsy: tell him to use | !
[19:13] <GeekSquid> narcoclepsy:  www-data  is apache user
[19:13] <smacktalk> thanks  narcoclepsy
[19:14] <keith_> narcoclepsy, smacktalk: it runs under www-data
[19:14] <narcoclepsy> kia thanks that was my thought process. i figured if it had problems it would have been well documented by know but i wanted to check :-)
[19:14] <narcoclepsy> right but the process is still httpd
[19:14] <nimrod10> !ubbotu apparmor
[19:14] <nimrod10> !apparmor
[19:15] <switchgirl> attention all: there is a tsunami spreading across the pacific ocean GO TO THE HILLS especially if in Hawaii, Australia, Japan, or any land on the pacific ocean - caused by a earthquake in chilli 8.9 on the destruction scale
[19:15] <keith_> narcoclepsy, httpd does not show up anywhere in ps aux for apache though
[19:15] <xangua> !ot | switchgirl
[19:15] <nimrod10> switchgirl, in what country did that happen ?
[19:15] <narcoclepsy> keith_:  ok thanks for the correction :-) i am working from memory and use many systems i am sure i got confused.
[19:15] <Datz> looks like the problem was automounting the NTFS drive. When I manually mounted it, the symbolic link through apaceh2 to the drive worked
[19:15] <narcoclepsy> nimrod10: chile
[19:15] <kla> narcoclepsy, ext4 was/is very stable during the time I used it, no data corruption, fast error recoveries, reasonably fast operation, no complaints.
[19:15] <narcoclepsy> excellent.
[19:16] <Datz> so there is a difference between permissions of a manually mounted drive and one that is automounted
[19:16] <switchgirl> xangua, china too
[19:16] <Datz> for NTFS
[19:16] <narcoclepsy> the computer is for my sister so it just needs to surf the web and do openoffice really.
[19:16] <keith_> When I set fade to rear, I get no sound and when I set it all the way to front, the sound distorts
[19:16] <norbi905> kla:  I have installed restricted extras previously and it worked fine.  For some reason it stopped.  At times the audio plays in the browser but no video is ever displayed.
[19:17] <kla> norbi905, Humm, this is Totem player you're using, it depends on gstreamer which is sometimes buggy. Does the same happen with other media players?
[19:17] <narcoclepsy> don't tsunamis travel really fast? shouldn't they have hit hawaaii by now?
[19:18] <kla> switchgirl, I'm pretty sheltered here in the Mediterranean, thanks for the warning tho-
[19:18] <norbi905> kla:  When I click the link to stream HD video, it opens Movie Player automatically.  How can I change it so that it opens VLC for example?  There is no option to right click on the link to "Open with.."
[19:20] <kla> norbi905, depends what desktop environment you're using, for me with KDE I right click -> properties then there's a small wrench icons where I configure priorities for applications. There should be something similar with gnome
[19:20] <fael> who is brazilian
[19:20] <Datz> you
[19:20] <kla> !br | fael
[19:20] <fael> yes
[19:21] <Datz> what type of bot is ubottu?
[19:21] <Datz> oh suppy
[19:21] <Datz> cool
[19:21] <jara> Hey guys, running mint but not getting much help over in support over there, Know you guys are pretty on top of things from the past though  I wiped my grub with a xp install.  Tried several guides to reinstall it., even supergrubdisk which didn't fix it but did give me access to my linux install though
[19:21] <blakkheim> jara: we don't support mint here, sorry
[19:22] <narcoclepsy> jara: what are you reinstalling, grub, or the xp boot line
[19:22] <narcoclepsy> mint is it's own beast. iw as not inpressed with it. pretty sure but function >  pretty...
[19:22] <obiwan_> guys what's up with my networkmanager, it can't join any network i create with my netbook networkmanager
[19:22] <kla> !grub | jara : afraid you won't get much support beyond this :
[19:22] <norbi905> kla:  I am using Gnome since that comes by default on Ubuntu.  I wish they'd support KDE a lot better, I would then use it for sure.  I'll look into the default applications, thank you.
[19:23] <obiwan_> i created with networkmanager in my netbook a encryptionless network, and attempted to join with this one, but it couldn't
[19:23] <kla> norbi905, you're welcome
[19:23] <bob_> Good day all, New to ubuntu....I just installed virtualbox, should i have any security concerns while running windows in a virtual enviroment?
[19:24] <nibbler> bob_, just like running windows itself, behind a nat router.
[19:24] <arand> jara: What _did_ you try?
[19:24] <kla> bob_, don't export any folders read-write under network shares. Don't allow direct access to drives. You'll be fine.
[19:24] <jara> !grub2
[19:25] <xangua> bob_: the normal when you use windows: firewall, antivirus, etc
[19:25] <kla> bob_, or as fine as you're guest OS allows you to be.
[19:25] <bob_> Thats wat i fugured by reading, however i just wanted to check...Thanks for thi input
[19:25] <fael> mi english no is good
[19:26] <Jemt> blakkheim: By the way - regarding Compiz on Atom and GMA, do you think it will run decent on high resolutions such as 1680 x 1050 ?
[19:26] <xangua> !es | fael
[19:27] <Err404NotFound> xangua, i installed mozilla-totem and i still cant see controls like play/pause on videos inside firefox
[19:27] <kla> xangua, portuguese, rather
[19:27] <xangua> Err404NotFound: well you need to disable or uninstall other plugins or none will work
[19:27] <Err404NotFound> xangua, i uninstalled mozilla-mplayer before that
[19:28] <kla> Err404NotFound, could be a plugin from another player 'hijacking' the plugin role
[19:28] <Blou_Aap> join #war3admin applecake
[19:28] <Err404NotFound> kla, and how do i know that?
[19:28] <tdg911> i have a shell script that when run via cl everything works fine.  I have one statement that is being piped into awk '{print $8} but when cron runs the script the output is the 7th column or this awk '{print $7}
[19:28] <guntbert> Blou_Aap: if that was a password - change it
[19:28] <a|3x> ubuntu is such total crap, whoever works on the code must be beheaded immediately
[19:29] <guntbert> !ot | a|3x
[19:29] <kla> Err404NotFound, as xangua also said, Tools->Add-ons->Plugins you'll find a list, disable any you don't need from there
[19:29] <Err404NotFound> kla, hmmm, lemme see
[19:29] <a|3x> why the bloody crap did it delete my script
[19:29] <fael> it forgives for pesimo English
[19:29] <ashwini> i want to install java on my ubuntu
[19:29] <a|3x> whoever works on the ext3 kernel code is an idiot
[19:29] <LateralForce> Are Virtual memory and Swap not the same thing? A have an app that uses 1.5gig virtual memory but my swap isn't used nearly as much as that..
[19:30] <CrAzE124> Could someone do me a small favour? I want to register Nessus but I'm not getting the key sent to me, I've tried like 3 different email addresses. Can someone just register here: http://www.nessus.org/plugins/index.php and send me the key if they get the e-mail? Maybe they've noticed that I've tried a couple of times from the same IP...
[19:30] <guntbert> a|3x: watch you language - and start with telling your problem
[19:30] <a|3x> i ran out of space and opened nano to edit the script but after saving it disappeared
[19:30] <ashwini> for that i am downloading rpm.bin file
[19:30] <nibbler> a|3x, thats normal, it could not be saved, disk full....
[19:30] <fael> Brazilian there
[19:30] <guntbert> !rpm | ashwini
[19:30] <ashwini> would that run on my ubuntu??
[19:30] <a|3x> guntbert: no, the script which i worked on for hours was gone
[19:30] <ashwini> yes rpm
[19:31] <guntbert> ashwini: don't use rpm
[19:31] <tdg911> never lost any files when running ext3
[19:31] <tdg911> or jfs for that matter
[19:31] <ashwini> so should i stop downloading and get another one
[19:31] <a|3x> guntbert: wtf, it should have told me that there is not enough disk space, not purge my script!
[19:31] <mawst> I have sound in Quake 3 but not if I use the smp binary. Weird.
[19:31] <ashwini> which one should i download?
[19:31] <guntbert> !software | ashwini
[19:31] <kla> !java | ashwini
[19:32] <kajtek> elo
[19:32] <wirechief> a|3x: whats the name of your script ?  did you try locate nameofmyscript (use sudo updatedb first)
[19:32] <tdg911> should have had a script in place to warn you of a full drive :(
[19:32] <lorenzo> #ubuntu-it
[19:32] <a|3x> wirechief: the script file is there, and its empty
[19:32] <lorenzo> #ubuntu-it-chat
[19:32] <guntbert> a|3x: until you manage to use nice language I won't talk with you
[19:32] <ashwini> can you tell me how to install it from prompt?
[19:32] <a|3x> guntbert: sorry, i am not a happy camper now
[19:32] <kla> lorenzo, you have to type '/j #ubuntu-it' thx
[19:33] <katze> Hallo people, I'm wondering how to install palimpsest on Ubuntu 9.04... any clues?
[19:33] <wirechief> a|3x: hmm maybe theres a backup file
[19:33] <ZykoticK9> maweki, are you using ioQuake when you are getting sound?  I have never gotten sound from the points release of Quake 3 for a long time.
[19:33] <guntbert> ashwini: what are you trying to install?
[19:33] <ashwini> java
[19:33] <a|3x> wirechief: where?
[19:33] <ashwini> i want to install java
[19:33] <maweki> wrong highlight ZykoticK9
[19:33] <guntbert> !java | ashwini thats the way to do it
[19:34] <ZykoticK9> maweki, sorry
[19:34] <ZykoticK9> mawst,  are you using ioQuake when you are getting sound?  I have never gotten sound from the points release of Quake 3 for a long time.
[19:34] <maweki> np, ZykoticK9, just highlight the other guy so he notices ;)
[19:34] <wirechief> a|3x: hmm maybe theres a backup file    nameoffile.~
[19:34] <LateralForce> Virtual memory = RAM + Swap?
[19:35] <ashwini> sorry but um not getting you.can u pls tell me a way so that i can install java from terminal like apt-get install or something?
[19:35] <ikonia> !java | ashwini
[19:35] <kla> LateralForce, virtually, yes :p :)
[19:35] <Err404NotFound> mplayer /totem, which of these also shows a progress bar when playing a video in firefox?
[19:35] <guntbert> !who | ashwini
[19:35] <a|3x> guntbert, wirechief: so basically, nano tried to save my script and it thought it saved but it appears the kernel tried to allocate new blocks but didn't and reset the the original pointers or something
[19:36] <a|3x> guntbert, wirechief: no ~ backup, by the way
[19:36] <ashwini> ok thanx i get u ppl
[19:36] <guntbert> ashwini: just follow the instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[19:36] <wirechief> a|3x: well thats wierd, sounds like your sol
[19:37] <kla> ashwini, please read the links you're given before asking for more help. Thank you. :)
[19:37] <zanberdo> I'm having trouble mounting my ipod. I get an error "Cannot mount volume: Unable to mount the volume 'KELLEY'S IP'." I have been using this same iPod on this same machine for the last 8 months without error. I can also mount it to other machines (both ubuntu and windows) and on this same machine under windows.
[19:37] <zanberdo> I've found that when it mounts gnome-mount generates some errors (posting to pastebin)...
[19:38] <katze> With my palimpsest quandry - it's not showing up in synaptic, I've checked the website, it only has the manual... are there other disc utilities out there for Jaunty?
[19:38] <zanberdo> http://pastebin.com/SKap7X7U
[19:38] <a|3x> guntbert, wirechief: and this is not the only annoying problem with unstable ubuntu code, even lts
[19:38] <wirechief> a|3x: you might be having disk problems, i would boot a live session and do a fsck on the HD
[19:39] <a|3x> guntbert, wirechief: no, i noticed this problem some time ago, my disk works fine
[19:39] <a|3x> guntbert, wirechief: but i will do fsck
[19:39] <kla> zanberdo, has the drive been uncleanly unmounted before? If so run a manual umount before further attempts
[19:39] <mawst> ZykoticK9, heh it's an interesting problem. ioquake gives me sound but puts my monitor out of scan range by default... so I use the point release.... I had to install a libsdl for pulse I think
[19:39] <guntbert> a|3x: please stop that ranting - all that happened was you made an error by filling up your disk
[19:39] <zanberdo> kla no, I have mounted and unmounted it cleanly on another similarly configured machine (had considered that first off)
[19:40] <a|3x> guntbert, wirechief: well, actually, the script records video and it was unable to mount remote smb share so it saved everything to the disk until it filled up
[19:40] <wirechief> a|3x: check your disk with df - h see what % you have
[19:40] <mawst> ZykoticK9, have a look at libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio and try again if you feel up to it.
[19:40] <ZykoticK9> maweki, ioquake won't let you play online either as it's an altered version
[19:40] <mawst> ah...
[19:40] <ZykoticK9> mawst, thanks!
[19:40] <kla> zanberdo, that's as far as I can guess from the last line in your pastebin
[19:40] <a|3x> guntbert, wirechief: i deleted some files, so i got space now, but too late
[19:40] <maweki> ZykoticK9, again ;)
[19:40] <mawst> np
[19:40] <zanberdo> the following line from gnome-mount: ** Message: Mount failed for /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_uuid_2A08_2844 org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.Volume.UnknownFailure : mount: /dev/sdc2 already mounted or /media/KELLEY'S IP busy  makes me think it's something to do with hal but I'm not sure.
[19:40] <mawst> Good luck
[19:41] <heoa> Is a tree with (1,100,2)-inorder walk a binary tree?
[19:41] <CrAzE124> anyone?
[19:41] <ashwini> java -version
[19:41] <ashwini> java version "1.6.0_0"
[19:41] <ashwini> OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea6 1.4.1) (6b14-1.4.1-0ubuntu12)
[19:41] <ashwini> OpenJDK Client VM (build 14.0-b08, mixed mode, sharing)
[19:41] <ZykoticK9> maweki, so sorry - i'm an idiot today obviously
[19:41] <FloodBot2> ashwini: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:41] <a|3x> guntbert, wirechief: sorry about ranting, but i gave ubuntu many tries and had problems every time, debian was much more stable
[19:41] <ashwini> is this ok or do i need something else
[19:42] <zanberdo> I've verified that the UUID for the device is indeed 2A08_2844  (I had thought maybe the UUID got screwed up)
[19:42] <kla> heoa, are you sure you're in the right channel? ;-p
[19:42] <guntbert> a|3x: so you learned a lesson: watch your free space :-)
[19:42] <a|3x> guntbert, wirechief: for example, my ubuntu lts server installation is having strange "cpu stuck" messages to do with iscsi target daemon, wtf
[19:43] <heoa> kla: dunno any data-structures channel
[19:43] <a|3x> guntbert, wirechief: and why did they moved on to kde 4 before it was ready for production use?
[19:43] <Nebula> please can someone pm me and help me please
[19:43] <ZykoticK9> mawst, other then installing libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio was there anything else you had to do?  it was already installed on my system.
[19:43] <Guest21517> hello!
[19:43] <teffers> hey guys any way if sorting dhclient so it acctually looks at the right adress it seems to be goign for netmask 255.255.255.255 wen my routers netmask is 255.255.255.0
[19:43] <ashwini> can anyone tell me how to set the classpath. this is my java version
[19:43] <ashwini> java -version
[19:43] <dyek> !find openssl_devel
[19:43] <ashwini> java version "1.6.0_0"
[19:43] <ashwini> OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea6 1.4.1) (6b14-1.4.1-0ubuntu12)
[19:43] <ashwini> OpenJDK Client VM (build 14.0-b08, mixed mode, sharing)
[19:43] <FloodBot2> ashwini: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:43] <guntbert> !pm | Nebula
[19:44] <hector> hola
[19:44] <teffers> heres a paste bin of all info i think youd need to help me figure otu what my problem is
[19:44] <teffers> NetworkManager: <info>  Found radio killswitch rfkill1 (at /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1c.1/0000:0c:00.0/ssb0:0/ieee80211/phy0/rfkill1) (driver <unknown>)
[19:44] <teffers> NetworkManager:    SCPlugin-Ifupdown: devices added (path: /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1c.1/0000:0c:00.0/ssb0:0/net/wlan0, iface: wlan0)
[19:44] <teffers> NetworkManager:    SCPlugin-Ifupdown: device added (path: /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1c.1/0000:0c:00.0/ssb0:0/net/wlan0, iface: wlan0): no ifupdown configuration found.
[19:44] <teffers> NetworkManager: <info>  (wlan0): driver supports SSID scans (scan_capa 0x01).
[19:44] <FloodBot2> teffers: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:44] <GeekSquid> zanberdo: could it have somthing to do with the " ' " in KELLY'S IP  ... possibly not accepting the single quote
[19:44] <kla> heoa, heheh, try something like #c or any other pedantic programming language channel chances you'll find someone willing to assist
[19:44] <a|3x> guntbert, wirechief: oh i have learned my lesson, don't use unstable kernel such as the one ubuntu provides, common, when i run out of space i should be getting out of space messages, not files perged...
[19:44] <wirechief> teffers check man dhclient for options that can be used.
[19:45] <a|3x> guntbert, wirechief: it could have been nano, i need to investigate more
[19:45] <zanberdo> GeekSquid, thought about that, but as I said, it's been working for the last 8 months as is, and it works on a similarly configured (ubuntu 9.04) machine...
[19:45] <teffers> wirechief, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/XprHaGyq
[19:45] <teffers> check that otu
[19:45] <teffers> i been getting these proble,s for 2 days now
[19:45] <teffers> and i done 3 reinstalls to try and figure otu whats causign the problem
[19:45] <teffers> it jsut rnaodmly started happening
[19:45] <kla> heoa, I can't personally help you, I haven't gotten that far into my textbook yet
[19:46] <teffers> wirechief, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/XprHaGyq
[19:46] <guntbert> !enter | teffers
[19:46] <teffers> check
[19:46] <teffers> sorrry
[19:46] <teffers> im extreamlyd yslexic
[19:46] <teffers> and dont think what im typiogn its a force fo habit
[19:46] <teffers> i am sorry
[19:46] <wirechief> teffers check your wifi disable switch make sure its on
[19:46] <Seanehawk> Can I have some help with something?
[19:47] <eremite> For some strange reason Ubuntu thought I wanted to change my mail program from Thunderbird to Thunderbrid 3 and it looks like crap.  The text is all white on a white background and it's hardly useable.  How do I fix this major mistake?  I didnt want Ubuntu to mess up my mail app, which should work fine since I havent doen any tweaking to this system except for updates.
[19:47] <ZykoticK9> !ask > Seanehawk
[19:47] <Nebula> how do i fix
[19:47] <Nebula> install the via driver!
[19:47] <ikonia> eremite: thunderbird 3 is not packaged in the repo's yet - where di dyou get it ?
[19:47] <Seanehawk> Ubuntu won't boot
[19:47] <Nebula> .../usr/bin/install: cannot stat `./bin/via_drv.so': No such file or directory
[19:47] <Nebula> .../usr/bin/install: cannot stat `./bin/libGL.so.1.2.via_unichrome': No such file or directory
[19:47] <Nebula> /usr/bin/install: cannot stat `./bin/via_unichrome_dri.so': No such file or directory
[19:47] <Nebula> .../usr/bin/install: cannot stat `./bin/via.ko': No such file or directory
[19:47] <FloodBot2> Nebula: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:47] <Seanehawk> I attempt to boot
[19:47] <ashwini> can anyone tell me how to setpath for java environment
[19:47] <Seanehawk> It says Syntax error
[19:47] <Seanehawk> Or something
[19:47] <Seanehawk> I can't read it all
[19:47] <Seanehawk> It disappears too fast.
[19:48] <ZykoticK9> !enter > Seanehawk
[19:48] <Seanehawk> It makes beep, shows that, and dissapears
[19:48] <teffers> wireshark i cant tell if itds on or off cos its a stupid fn key
[19:48] <eremite> ikona from the repos.  Ubuntu's update manager poped up and like usual I accepted the updates.
[19:48] <teffers> but if it was off
[19:48] <teffers> why woudl it scan and asociate
[19:48] <ikonia> eremite: what version of ubuntu ?
[19:48] <eremite> Karmic, ikona
[19:49] <eremite> ikonia, Karmic
[19:49] <Seanehawk> Halp pl0x
[19:49] <ikonia> eremite: 2.0.0.23 is the latest in ubuntu
[19:49] <wirechief> teffers do you see your wlan0 with iwconfig ?
[19:49] <ashwini> can anyone tell me how to set classpath for java
[19:49] <ikonia> Seanehawk: please talk in english - not "l33t spe4k"
[19:49] <eremite> ikonia, I have the latest ubuntu.  Im not stupid.
[19:49] <ikonia> ashwini: CLASSPATH=/where/you/want
[19:49] <teffers> full asociation untill ti times out
[19:49] <teffers> on the dhcp
[19:49] <ikonia> !info thunderbird
[19:49] <dante123> hi all, trying to print from windowsxp to ubuntu 9.10 computer with Brother HL-2140 usb printer.  I can see the computer but printer does not show up (although it does for another ubuntu pc and is published on network) Any ideas
[19:49] <ashwini> i cant get you. what do you mean by where you want?
[19:50] <ikonia> eremite: so as you can see 2.0.0.23 is the latest version from ubuntu - not 3, so I doubt it's came from an ubuntu repo
[19:50] <ikonia> ashwini: you can set it to where you want
[19:50] <teffers> wirechief,  i get full acociation mac adress essid key channel the works everything is as it shoudl be
[19:50] <Nebula> i am trying to install via drivers i have made them yet i get errors when running ./vinstall_ubuntu
[19:50] <sysdoc> eremite, just throw a different theme into thunderbird
[19:50] <kla> dante123, you may have to configure CUPS to exports its printers via the SMB protocol
[19:50] <dante123> could it be usb permissions thing....
[19:50] <zanberdo> so i'm thinking maybe I should reload usb_storage module, however, when I attempt to rmmod usb_storage I get "ERROR: Module usb_storage is in use". I can verify i have no usb devices attached, so I attempt to force it with rmmod -f usb_storage and get "ERROR: Removing 'usb_storage': Resource temporarily unavailable"
[19:50] <eremite> ikonia, listen mate. Listen again, for the second time.  I INSTALLED FROM THE UPDATE MANAGER and I dont care if you believe me or not.  I know what I did.
[19:50] <xor> Hi there.
[19:50] <ashwini> u mean to say i can myself set the classpath for java?
[19:50] <dante123> kla, how do I do that?
[19:51] <zanberdo> how can I determine what resource is holding onto usb_storage?
[19:51] <ikonia> eremite: that can't be - unless you have non-standard repo's in. Can you pastebin your sources.list please.
[19:51] <xor> I want to make some xrandr changes permanent, I know about .xprofile, /etc/gdm/Init/Default, about xorg.conf, and .bashrc, but none of there ways fix the resolution before the splash screen comes up.
[19:51] <teffers> wirechief, and it nto only kmy router ti does it on all 3 of my naihgborugh which i kdinalyt asked if i could use to test the errors and my firends
[19:51] <Seanehawk> Can't boot up, says Syntax error, beeps, and goes to a command screen.
[19:51] <teffers> kindly*
[19:51] <guntbert> !attitude | eremite don't "mate" us please
[19:51] <xor> And I've read the changes to GDM should have been active by the time the splash screen comes up, but they just don't.
[19:51] <kla> !printer | dante123 see that last link
[19:51] <dante123> is there a way to get into cups from browser?  (localhost something)
[19:51] <ashwini> and not like in windows as we used to create the variable there and set the the path of the bin...
[19:51] <kla> dante123, http://localhost:631
[19:51] <ikonia> dante123: cups is configured through a web interfaces, I think the port is 630
[19:52] <ikonia> ahhh 631 as kla said
[19:52] <dante123> i have the printer working....from the host and another ubuntu pc.
[19:52] <wirechief> teffers do you have a ip with ifconfig  ?
[19:52] <eremite> guntbert, what the hell is wrong with calling someone mate?  Are you thick?  Do you even know what the word means?
[19:52] <ikonia> eremite: lets stay on track - can you pastebin your sources.list file so if we can work out where this update came from
[19:53] <teffers> no ti dosent gateghr it read the paste bin is hopwed
[19:53] <kla> dante123, probably because CUPS has its own protocol, the other unix has no problem with it
[19:53] <teffers> it shows it nto pullign the ips
[19:53] <Seanehawk> Nobody wants to help out a bro?
[19:53] <infid> how can i play a DVD in ubuntu 9.10? Totem sees the disc but when i try to play it it says cant read
[19:53] <dandaman> i have ubuntu netbook remix and usually when i choose to load ubuntu(i dual boot in xp and unr) it will go to grub and let me pick a kernel. Starting today, instead of going to the screen where i can choose a kernel, it went to a minimal BASH-like line editor
[19:53] <GeekSquid> !ask | Seanehawk
[19:53] <dante123> kla any ideas where I set cups to use samba protocol
[19:53] <dandaman> how do i load up ubuntu?
[19:53] <dandaman> from this
[19:53] <teffers> it shows that the dhcp isnt grabbing the ips in the pastre bin wirechief
[19:53] <IdleOne> Seanehawk: help out with?
[19:53] <dandaman> and why is it going there instead of the list of kernels like it usually does
[19:53] <pratik_narain> can somebody please help me configure micromax mmx372g usb modem. its not detected by network manager as it requires usb_modeswitch to work. i tried usb_modeswitch and used wvdial to connect. the modem is recognized by wvdial but i'm not able to connect.
[19:53] <Seanehawk> Ubuntu won't boot
[19:54] <Seanehawk> It says syntax error, beeps, and goes to a command screen
[19:54] <IdleOne> Seanehawk: what happens if you type startx at the command promtp?
[19:54] <ZykoticK9> infid, http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/enable-dvd-video-playback
[19:54] <kla> dante123, did you look at that last link?
[19:54] <GeekSquid> pratik_narain: would you pastebin your wvdial.conf?
[19:54] <Seanehawk> I don't believe I saw that on avalible commands
[19:55] <Seanehawk> I installed an updated, restarted it
[19:55] <Seanehawk> Then I got this
[19:55] <jumpnmustang> Anyone know  a good complete back up to iso software?
[19:55] <dandaman>  i have ubuntu netbook remix and usually when i choose to load ubuntu(i dual boot in xp and unr) it will go to grub and let me pick a kernel. Starting today, instead of going to the screen where i can choose a kernel, it went to a minimal BASH-like line editor...why is it going there instead of the kernel list and how do i load up ubuntu from there?
[19:55] <jumpnmustang> Freeware is betterware.:-)
[19:55] <kla> Seanehawk, which stage of booting does it break? Early on on the GRUB screen? Or later after the system is loaded?
[19:55] <IdleOne> Seanehawk: type startx see if it loads the GUI
[19:56] <Seanehawk> My problem is the same as Dandaman
[19:56] <Seanehawk> Same dual-boot even
[19:56] <wirechief> teffers do you have a ip with ifconfig  ?  do you have a dns server ?  check with cat /etc/resolv.conf
[19:57] <Nebula> http://paste.ubuntu.com/385284/ please help
[19:57] <BigMoopies> What can you use in replace of MicroSoft Silverlight ?
[19:57] <ikonia> Nebula: what are you trying to do ?
[19:57] <Azelphur> BigMoopies: moonlight
[19:57] <kla> !grub | dandaman Seanehawk
[19:57] <Seanehawk> IdleOne: Thanks, I'll try that
[19:57] <Azelphur> !moonlight | BigMoopies
[19:57] <Nebula> install via drivers
[19:57] <Nebula> running ./vinstall_ubuntu
[19:58] <ikonia> Nebula: ok - so the error is complaining that there is no such file - have you checked that those files exist ?
[19:58] <ehnde> is there a channel for netbook remix?
[19:58] <kla> dandaman, Seanehawk : that's probably a broken grub.cfg file, if you can pastebin the contents of that file..
[19:58] <teffers> wirechief, im not gogin to get an ip in ifconfig if the DHCP IS PULLKING THEM
[19:58] <dzwiecu> hello
[19:58] <zanberdo> is there a way to determine what is using a module? in my case usb_storage, which is preventing me from rmmod'ing it?
[19:58] <erUSUL> zanberdo: lsmod shows it
[19:58] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: ya sure. http://pastebin.com/hYYAS5s6
[19:58] <Nebula> i am not sure where the files have gone but the make and makeinstall succeded
[19:59] <Seanehawk> kla: Where is it located and what program is needed to view Ubuntu files on Windows?
[19:59] <ikonia> zanberdo: do you have a usb enabled Pc ?
[19:59] <psycho_oreos> and modinfo <modulename>
[19:59] <teffers> wirechief, Read http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/XprHaGyq
[19:59] <erUSUL> zanberdo: try « sudo modprobe -r usb_storage »
[19:59] <teffers> you mgith then udnerstand the situation abit more
[19:59] <seanbrystone> what package do i need for a GUI VIM, I still want to keep the CLI version though
[19:59] <wirechief> teffers you need to see some thing like this in the results of ifconfig: inet addr:192.168.1.6  Bcast:192.168.1.255  Mask:255.255.255.0
[19:59] <psycho_oreos> Seanehawk, dualboot or wubi?
[19:59] <erUSUL> seanbrystone: gvim ?
[19:59] <Seanehawk> psycho_oreos: Wubi
[19:59] <psycho_oreos> Seanehawk, ahh not sure if its wubi then
[19:59] <seanbrystone> erUSUL, ok i tried vim-gnome, ill give that a try :D
[20:00] <zanberdo> erUSUL: lsmod shows that usb_storage is indeed resident. however, it's not clear to me what resource is using it. ikonia: yes erUSUL will try now
[20:00] <teffers> wirechief, i wotn get those resulkts
[20:00] <teffers> if
[20:00] <ujjain> Why does Ubuntu have a grub.cfg and not bootmenu.lst?
[20:00] <teffers> DHCP dosent pull ips fromt he router
[20:00] <dandaman> i used wubi to install also
[20:00] <kla> Seanehawk, the file is /boot/grub/grub.cfg and I don't think it's viewable on windows :( - but if you know a bit about GRUB commands you can load the system manually even without the menu
[20:00] <psycho_oreos> zanberdo, there's modinfo as well
[20:00] <teffers> whitch it isnt cos erm dhcp seem to be timign out
[20:00] <wirechief> teffers your killswitch is enabled you wont get anything till its enabled
[20:00] <zanberdo> psycho_oreos, thanks. let me see what that tells me
[20:00] <kla> ujjain, probably because it's using GRUB2, not the old .97
[20:00] <dandaman> kla: how do you load it without the grub menu?
[20:00] <IdleOne> ujjain: because it uses grub2 as of 9.10 release
[20:00] <teffers> it is enable
[20:00] <teffers> else iw ouldent be able toi scan
[20:00] <tharok> ujjain due to grub2
[20:00] <bikcmp> Hi, I can't remove a network share
[20:00] <bikcmp> How can I do it?
[20:00] <teffers> and attempt to connect
[20:00] <teffers> but if you read my pastebin
[20:00] <Seanehawk> I'll try to pastebin it
[20:01] <teffers> youd acctually see this
[20:01] <Seanehawk> Be back in a few.
[20:01] <dante123> kla, one of those links has a pretty good how-to.....thanks! :-)
[20:01] <ujjain> kla; IdleOne; tharok: Thanks!
[20:01] <erUSUL> zanberdo: typical lsmod line parport                32221  2 parport_pc,lp   that shows that lp and parport_pc (2 modules) depend on parport
[20:01] <p1oooop> hello everyone, how do I get GRUB to use an NFS as the root filesystem?
[20:01] <Nebula> sorry ikonia i am a total noob could you please try and help me as this is hard for me
[20:01] <zanberdo> psycho_oreos, sadly though that provides a heck of a lot of info, it doesn't tell me what I'm looking for (I don't think)
[20:01] <dante123> hi all, is there a GUI way to edit startup OS menu....for grub2
[20:01] <kla> dante123, you're welcome. hope it works :-)
[20:01] <teffers> wirechief, i cann connect acociate and dhcp starst then fials on trying to pull ipv4 settign formt he router
[20:01] <TheStreetRacer> ubuntu 9.10 support touchscreen?
[20:01] <psycho_oreos> zanberdo, look for the lines depends:
[20:01] <teffers> then network manager kills it all afetr a certain epriod
[20:02] <ikonia> TheStreetRacer: xorg has some touch screen support, it depends on your screen
[20:02] <p1oooop> dante123: well, using gedit is pretty good... as long as you know what you are doing :D
[20:02] <zanberdo> erUSUL: $ lsmod |grep usb_storage usb_storage            99648  1
[20:02] <TheStreetRacer> ok tanks
[20:02] <seanbrystone> erUSUL, I had to install vim-gnome, it said gvim is a virtual package provided by vim-gtk and vim-gnome :)
[20:02] <kla> !grub > dandaman
[20:02] <TheStreetRacer> my pc is HP iq512
[20:02] <zanberdo> psycho_oreos, $ modinfo usb_storage ... depends:  <blank>
[20:02] <erUSUL> zanberdo: it does not depend on any other module. something else is preventing the rrmmod
 i thought grub2 works differently and you cant just edit a file...
[20:02] <p1oooop> dante123: there is a command to make it autoupdate; however, I think the file is set as read-only
[20:02] <zanberdo> erUSUL, aye, that's what it appears
[20:03] <zanberdo> erUSUL, I guess the question is: what
[20:03] <erUSUL> zanberdo: maybe you have some usb disk mounted? or flash drive?
[20:03] <dante123> i knew how to do it with the old grub....but this new one confuses me
[20:03] <Nebula> brb
[20:03] <zanberdo> erUSUL, nope, nothing attached to USB atm
[20:03] <p1oooop> dante123: I would suggest making a "backup copy" of grub.cfg and then deleting it
[20:03] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: are you there
[20:03] <erUSUL> zanberdo: modprobe -r does not work either?
[20:03] <p1oooop> dante123: it being the original file
[20:03] <infid> thanks ZykoticK9
[20:03] <wirechief> teffers if you had wicd you could set a static ip, i am not sure about network-manager being able to do that. apt-get install wicd if you can.
[20:03] <teffers> sorry im gettign irate with you wirechief  but you dotn seem to be readign the paste bin
[20:04] <GeekSquid> pratik_narain: please be patient ... look at this ... http://paste.ubuntu.com/385291/
[20:04] <zanberdo> erUSUL, hangs... :(
[20:04] <wirechief> teffers i read it, your kill switch is enabled.
[20:04] <teffers> i can but i dotn wann lose netwoprk manager cos i use it to connect usign my wireless dongle which im using atm
[20:04] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: ya. i'm sorry
[20:04] <wirechief> teffers i cant help you
[20:04] <p1oooop> dante123: then from there, running "sudo grub-mkconfig"
[20:05] <GeekSquid> pratik_narain: what is the make/model of the 3g card you are using? & what country?
[20:05] <teffers> my kiklll switch is maybe enabled
[20:05] <bikcmp> How do I remove a shared network folder?
[20:05] <raipens> Anyone knows easy way to get rid of that amd unsupported hardware watermark
[20:05] <erUSUL> zanberdo: :/. something i do not get... your lsmod shows usb_storage as used by one module (the 1 after the size) but does not show which  module it is
[20:05] <bikcmp> under places, I want to remove it.
[20:05] <teffers> but that menas myt wirelss is turned on
[20:05] <ZykoticK9> infid, glad to help
[20:05] <teffers> cos other wise if it was off i would not be able to get as far as acosciatioon would i
[20:05] <zanberdo> erUSUL, now you see my confusion... :)
[20:05] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: My modem is micromax mmx372g 3g usb modem. i'm using it in India with a BSNL 3G SIM card
[20:05] <zanberdo> erUSUL, that and I can't force it to remove
[20:06] <IdleOne> bikcmp: right click the folder and go into properties > Sharing
[20:06] <bikcmp> IdleOne: It won't let me right click it.
[20:06] <bikcmp> just disappears.
[20:06] <Seanehawk> What program can I use to view Ubuntu files via Windows?
[20:06] <IdleOne> bikcmp: not from the menu but from within nautilus
[20:06] <erUSUL> zanberdo: well removing a module is major surgery as far as the kernel is concerned ;) it only does it when it is really safe
[20:06] <p1oooop> dante123: so, a recap of everything I just said... 1: find the grub.cfg file 2: make a copy of the file 3: delete the original 4: run "sudo grub-mkconfig"
[20:06] <zanberdo> I hate to concede that I may have to reboot, but I think it's time. This time I won't attempt to plug in any usb devices and see if I can at least remove/reinstall the module... (note: i have attempted rebooting to "resolve" the problem already to no avail)
[20:06] <erUSUL> !ext3
[20:07] <wiesshund> Seanehawk, you mean like SAMBA file sharing?
[20:07] <kla> Seanehawk, if the filesystem you installed with is ext4 you will NOT be able to view using Windows
[20:07] <pratik_narain> !3g
[20:07] <yilia85> vhhv
[20:07] <erUSUL> zanberdo: why do you need to remove the module?
[20:07] <piero> Hi! I have some broken packets in my dump file (wireshark says there's a cut in the middle of some packets). Can I fix it? (I can't merge those files until I don't fix this problem). Thanks
[20:07] <yilia85> iy
[20:07] <p1oooop> dante123: and of course, if it doesn't work, restore the original from the backup
[20:07] <kla> p1oooop, what's the purpose of #4 ?
[20:07] <zanberdo> erUSUL, I don't, per se. However, since I am unable to mount the USB device I had thought I might next attempt to remove and reinstall the module to assess whether or not this has an impact.
[20:08] <kla> p1oooop, regenerate grub.cfg ? I thought update-grub2 should do that too
[20:08] <bikcmp> IdleOne: how would I get there?
 will "sudo grub-mkconfig" let me decide the order of os boot up?
[20:08] <p1oooop> kla: to make the grub.cfg file again
[20:08] <p1oooop> dante123: ahh, I see what you want to do
[20:09] <GeekSquid> How does one set notifications to last a little longer?
[20:09] <zanberdo> erUSUL, if you'd like, I'm happy to restate my original problem, which is simply that my ipod is not mounting...
[20:09] <dante123> I simply want to put the Windows at the top (loads first by default) and linux after that
[20:09] <p1oooop> dante123: well, someone decided to make the file "read-only" so you can't save :P
[20:09] <zanberdo> erUSUL, by this I mean I'm happy to provide whatever details you'd like :)
[20:09] <Seanehawk> Ext2 viewer not working.
[20:09] <zanberdo> erUSUL, always happy to help get help! :)
[20:09] <Seanehawk> Can't pastebin grub.cfg
 so basically you cannot change boot order (at least not as easily as in old grub)???
[20:10] <{C}ronos> can anyone tell me how to mount a device after umount through terminal?
[20:10] <erUSUL> zanberdo: trigger the factoid is probably all i can do. i've never owned an ipod
[20:10] <p1oooop> dante123: well, not easily
[20:10] <matt_f> is it possible to route rendered graphics over a network? (so basically have one box running an openGL application, but rather than outputting to the screen, it sends the display scenes over the network)
[20:10] <erUSUL> zanberdo: but many ipods can not be mounted as usb_storage
[20:10] <p1oooop> dante123: you can still copy the file and delete the file
[20:10] <dante123> what was the thinking behind that....
[20:10] <erUSUL> !ipod
[20:10] <{C}ronos> without unpluging and repluging
[20:10] <zanberdo> erUSUL, thanks. however, this particular ipod has been used on this machine for the last 8 months up until just yesterday, so I know it can mount it.
[20:10] <IdleOne> bikcmp: click on Places > Home folder and navigate to the folder you want to stop sharing
[20:10] <kla> dante123, you can edit '/etc/default/grub' and set GRUB_DEFAULT= line and then issue 'sudo update-grub2' to regenerate your grub.cfg
 the only thing I want to change is boot order....but doing what you suggest isn't going to do what I need is it?
[20:11] <p1oooop> dante123: so, make a "backup copy", then make a blank file of the same name "grub.cfg"
[20:11] <Nebula> ok guys i put together a much better detailed description of my problem http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/ please help
[20:11] <dandaman> none of the info on the grubhowto page is helping me boot into unr
[20:11] <guntbert> {C}ronos: what kind of device? usb?
[20:11] <p1oooop> dante123: then from there, copy your original file into the new one
[20:11] <zanberdo> erUSUL, and in this case I  think (stress think) it's more to do with the automounter than with the ipod, as I've verified this ipod can be mounted on other machines of similar configuration and on this same machine under windows.
[20:11] <{C}ronos> yes a usb
[20:11] <bikcmp> IdleOne: I think you mis-understood, I ment I did places>connect to server
[20:12] <zanberdo> erUSUL, so I'm thinking it's something to do with my install being broken somewhere, and it had to have happened recently.
[20:12] <dante123> kla, but when you regenerate the grub.cfg won't it just give you the same thing....ubuntu first...windows last???
[20:12] <p1oooop> dante123: well, we need to make the file writable in order to change boot order
[20:12] <erUSUL> zanberdo: weird; but i do not have any insight in the issue sorry
[20:12] <guntbert> {C}ronos: then I don't think its possible
[20:12] <wiesshund> grub2 boot order --<< http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1306670 >>--
[20:12] <zanberdo> erUSUL, no problem, maybe someone else in the channel has seen a snippet of the conversation and has some other suggestions. I'm also researching google as we type
[20:12] <Goldark> someone have got a freezing game issue on ubuntu karmic 9.10 ?
[20:12] <{C}ronos> thanks for the help anyway guntbert
[20:12] <kla> Pfft laptop keyboard went crazy
[20:12] <dandaman> when i write ls in the GNU GRUB line editor i get a bunch of filesystems, none which are ext3(my unr filesystem)
[20:13] <dandaman> does that mean i have lost my kernel?
[20:13] <Manuel_DVB> hi Guys
[20:13] <Goldark> dandaman you coulndt run linux if you losed your kernel;
[20:13] <IdleOne> bikcmp: i think you are right. can you please restate your question
[20:13] <kla> dante123, but the GRUB_DEFAULT line makes it select your windows entry by default
[20:13] <|Wannabe|> hi... anyone can help me configuring Nessus?
[20:14] <Manuel_DVB> has someone here ever tried to install Digittrade DVB-T USB Stick  - remote control?
[20:14] <kla> dante123, matters little what comes first in the list
[20:14] <bikcmp> IdleOne: I used connect to server to try to connect to a server, and now I want to remove it from the list.
[20:14] <Goldark> If someone know how to fix the game freezing issue on exit in Ubuntu Karmic 9.10 plz pm me would be much appreciated
[20:14] <infid> what's the quickest way to find out if my wifi is encrypted?
[20:14] <p1oooop> infid: use the network manager
[20:14] <IdleOne> bikcmp: hmm not sure, sorry.
[20:14] <james> hi
[20:14] <dante123> okay kla, so right now the line reads "GRUB_DEFAULT=0" what do I change it to (say windows is number 7 on list)
[20:15] <p1oooop> hey james
[20:15] <Guest45547> how
[20:15] <matt_f> is it possible to route rendered graphics over a network? (so basically have one box running an openGL application, but rather than outputting to the screen, it sends the display scenes over the network
[20:15] <p1oooop> dante123: I would assume it goes by menu order
[20:15] <Guest45547> i wanna chart!
[20:15] <dandaman> can someone please help me with my grub issues :( i really need linux to be working right now, i have to do some programming
[20:15] <kla> dandaman, when you type ls you get a bunch of partitions, use 'set root=(hdX,Y)' then 'linux /boot/<kernel file you have>' then 'initrd /boot/<corresponding initrd.img file>' then 'boot'
[20:15] <p1oooop> dandaman: k
[20:15] <|Wannabe|> how i can discover if a deamon is active at a tcp port on my OC?
[20:15] <p1oooop> dandaman: fire away
[20:15] <magn3ts> Why the hell does my touchpad keep turning back on even though I have gsynaptics open and its unchecked? If I close it and reopen it Ubuntu keeps reactivating the freaking mouse
[20:15] <|Wannabe|> Pc?
[20:16] <Guest45547> dandaman
[20:16] <bikcmp> I used connect to server to try to connect to a server, and now I want to remove it from the list.
[20:16]  * magn3ts edit, language, sorry
[20:16] <Guest45547> dandaman
 so I count down to the line that windows is on?  (there are a couple of memtests in there too)
[20:16] <dandaman> kla but the problem is i cant find which one is my ext3 filesystem
[20:16] <Guest45547> hello member
[20:16] <p1oooop> dante123: I would assume (I never used menuorder)
[20:16] <dandaman> i get a FAT system, NTFS, ext2, then 2 unknowns
[20:16] <kla> dante123, I'd say it's menu order as well, if it's the 7th put "6" there since it starts at 0
[20:17] <p1oooop> dante123: you would have to use VIM to edit it though
[20:17] <Guest45547> any body to chart with me!
[20:17] <Goldark> someone have got a freezing game issue on ubuntu karmic 9.10 ? if thats the case pm me plz
[20:17] <|Wannabe|> hi guis... help me please...
[20:17] <p1oooop> dante123: because gedit doesn't support writing over read-only files
[20:17] <Guest45547> no body!
[20:17] <Guest45547> hello
[20:17] <GeekSquid> Guest45547: this is not a chart/chat channel .. it is a support channel for ubuntu .. take all other topics elsewhere
[20:18] <Guest45547> are you crazy?
[20:18] <Nebula> http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/ please take a look ikonia
[20:18] <dante123> kla <p1oooop> wiil try thanks
[20:18] <kla> p1oooop, dante123 : gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub
[20:18] <GeekSquid> !guidelines | Guest45547
[20:18] <p1oooop> dandaman: if you really want to, you can always just do it yourself... (manual GRUB menu)
[20:18] <vexati0n> i need some help with 10.04 Alpha 3 !
[20:18] <|Wannabe|> i've some problem configuring Nessus on karmic
[20:18] <p1oooop> kla: I tired, doesn't work... I'm speaking from experience
[20:18] <ZykoticK9> vexati0n, ask in #ubuntu+1
[20:19] <dandaman> p1oooop: i dont know how to do that
[20:19] <GeekSquid> vexati0n: Lucid support and discussion in #ubuntu+1
[20:19] <vexati0n> thanks
[20:20] <p1oooop> dandaman: well, do you know how the grub.cfg file works? as in what does what
[20:20] <comutamike> hi guys - who can i talk to about gpg support / questions?
[20:20] <nouwanda> hi
[20:20] <dandaman> p1oooop: no :\
[20:21] <p1oooop> kla: the only way to go past it in gedit is to copy the file, make a new grub.cfg and paste what was in the original into the new file
[20:21] <raven> 3D VIDEO: have two synchronus video streams - how to create a 3d match of it (color/pol...)
[20:21] <ozyhidden> algum brasileiro?
[20:22] <xangua> !br | ozyhidden
[20:22] <p1oooop> dandaman: how did you get it so that you can't run linux anymore?
[20:22] <Nebula> http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/
[20:22] <dandaman> p1oooop: i have no idea
[20:22] <dandaman> p1oooop: i didnt do anything
[20:22] <coz_> comutamike,  which questions?
[20:22] <dandaman> p1oooop: maybe it was an update i installed
[20:22] <p1oooop> dandaman: well, can you pastebin the file for me?
[20:22] <Goldark> someone have got a freezing game issue on ubuntu karmic 9.10 ?
[20:22] <dandaman> p1oooop: no because i cant even get to it
[20:23] <Killingsmi> hi
[20:23] <nouwanda> no, no issue for me
[20:23] <p1oooop> dandaman: look in /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[20:23] <Goldark> cos im always freezing on exit  its qite anoying
[20:23] <|Wannabe|> damnation!!!!!
[20:23] <nouwanda> on witch game?
[20:23] <Goldark> all game
[20:23] <kla> Goldark, which game is it and do you have your gfx drivers installed?
[20:24] <web5|org|ua> How to mount from command-line forcing NO default_permissions ?
[20:24] <comutamike> coz_: I signed up for a gpg key like last release - jackelope.  Anyway I've come to restore my private key / public key onto a development virtual machine I'm using to do some packaging, but I can only find my private key.  My question was - is there any point in trying to recover it, or do I just generate a new key
[20:24] <Goldark> I got gfxc driver installed and all my game freeze when i click exit
[20:24] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: here is the output of wvdial even after I modified the wvdial.conf file. http://pastebin.com/GX8R56Xp
[20:24] <comutamike> coz_: I hadn't had the key sign by anyone else - can I generate the public key from the private key?
[20:25] <coz_> comutamike,  I have had this issue myself in the past...generally I generated a new one
[20:25] <Goldark> I got gfxcdriver installed and all my game freeze when i click exit
[20:25] <Nebula> http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/ this is really annoying and i dont know what i am doing please help
[20:26] <comutamike> coz_:  That's good to know - I was leaning towards that approach - I just wasn't sure what to do with the keys - I;ve checked the keyserver and I can't see my key on there - but I was just concerned that without the public key I can't revoke my current key
[20:26] <Moooo> Did anyone tested the LXDE environment ? i'm interested in getting the best out of my laptop battery when i'm writing text at class, should i grab LXDE or should i start writing in the ctrl+alt+F2 terminal ? i think both are better than gnome on the battery, what do you guys think ???
[20:27] <coz_> comutamike,  I then saved everything to files so that I can keep track of the new key :)
[20:27] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: did you get the previous message?
[20:28] <magnus_> whats an easy way to check (in shellscript) if a directory exists, and run a command if it does.. otherwise just return exit code 0?
[20:28] <comutamike> coz_:  I have a copy of the private key - and I assumed that this was all I needed to maintain as the public stuff is well... public
[20:28] <magnus_> (so no error occurs if dir does not exist)
[20:28] <erUSUL> magnus_: help test
[20:28] <erUSUL> magnus_: in bash
[20:28] <LateralForce> In top, is SWAP not the amount of swap space an application uses? Because the numbers dont add up..
[20:29] <magnus_> i did like this: [ -d mydir ] && mycommand .. but that returns exit code != 0 when mydir does not exist
[20:29] <mawst> ZykoticK9, did you get it working?
[20:29] <GeekSquid> pratik_narain: yes ... try     *99***1# just to see if it changes anything
[20:30] <TViYH> how can i start a new screen session with a name detached and run a script inside it at the same time
[20:30] <TViYH> on one line
[20:31] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: i tried it but nothing changes. actually after the wvdial command fails, the modem is again mounted in the storage mode and i've to reconnect it to the usb port everytime.
[20:31] <freebsd_fan\home> what is the easiest way to install apache mysql php combo?
[20:31] <freebsd_fan\home> i have the gui up
[20:31] <TViYH> how can i start a new screen session with a name detached and run a script inside it at the same time, all with one command
[20:31] <GeekSquid> pratik_narain: is there a microSD in the slot?
[20:32] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: No
[20:32] <raven> 3D VIDEO: have two synchronus video streams - how to create a 3d match of it (color/pol...)
[20:32] <ZykoticK9> mawst, nope :(  tried using 32bit version of library as well, no go.  I've tried numberous times to get Quake 3 sound working, haven't in probably 2 years
[20:32] <erUSUL> magnus_: if [[ -a dir && -d dir ]]; then echo "Exists and is dir"; else echo "Nil/Zero/Zilch/Nada"; fi
[20:32] <ubuntu_giant> Hello.  I'm converting an HD video from AVI to mov format.  For the -target option, I keep trying different formats, but none seem to be hd.  Any tips?  Thanks.
[20:32] <trism> TViYH: screen -S sessionname -d -m command;
[20:32] <TViYH> ty
[20:32] <j0nr> I am trying to get a network printer working...I have shared the printer on the windows machine and am currently half way thru the add new printer in xubunut...I have found the printer I want and it is now asking me for a driver...HP website says I need HPLIP, but I am unsure what I need.
[20:32] <TViYH> with a ; at the end?
[20:33] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: actually its the ZeroCD mode which enables the vendors to store windows drivers on the modem device only so as to not require a CD for installation.
[20:33] <mawst> :/
[20:33] <trism> TViYH: not necessary, force of habit
[20:34] <GeekSquid> pratik_narain: try adding Dial Command = ATDT  to wvdial.conf as opposed to ATD
[20:34] <guntbert> freebsd_fan\home: sudo tasksel install lamp-server
[20:35] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: okay
[20:36] <stefg> j0nr: does that printer have its own network interface or is it just connected to the windows machine ?
[20:36] <GeekSquid> j0nr: sudo apt-get install hplip hplip-data
[20:38] <j0nr> stefg: usb to the windows machine...I have found it in the new printer wizard in ubuntu
[20:38] <j0nr> GeekSquid: HPLIP doesnt say mine is supported...
[20:38] <goose> how do I burn a CD with Amarok?
[20:38] <j0nr> in the list in the wizard i see 2000 and 2500
[20:38] <stefg> j0nr: so what's the exact model ?
[20:38] <freebsd_fan\home> thanks guntbert
[20:39] <guntbert> freebsd_fan\home: you're welcome :-)
[20:39] <j0nr> stefg: hp deskjet F2280
[20:39] <Nebula> http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/
[20:40] <piero> ciao
[20:40] <piero> !list
[20:40] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: no luck still
[20:41] <GeekSquid> pratik_narain: same output when you run wvdial?
[20:41] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: yes except in place of ATD, there is ATDT
[20:41] <jeofizikci> hi is there anyone who knows how to install seismic unix software
[20:42] <airtonix> !anyone | jeofizikci
[20:42] <erUSUL> j0nr: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsXPPrinter
[20:42] <actarus80> hi all
[20:42] <j0nr> GeekSquid: lets say I install HPLIP, how do I complete the new printer wizard that is asking me to choose a driver?
[20:42] <web5|org|ua> how to disable default_permissions when mount ntfs partition ?
[20:42] <erUSUL> web5|org|ua: what is default_permissions ??
[20:43] <web5|org|ua> erUSUL: this is moutn option from fuse !
[20:43] <j0nr> erUSUL: thanks...I seem to be that far
[20:43] <jeofizikci> does anyone knows how to install seismic unix software ?
[20:43] <Nebula> SOMEONE PLZ http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/
[20:43] <stefg> j0nr: http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/models/deskjet_aio/deskjet_f2200_series.html
[20:43] <j0nr> GeekSquid: oh, HPLIP is already installed
[20:43] <GeekSquid> j0nr: use the 2000 driver ... most HP printers use the same same syntax when communicating
[20:43] <erUSUL> j0nr: ok; sorry ;)
[20:43] <Sand3r> any knows an good manual/url for opening application thru an ssh session ? (like citrix with published applications )
[20:44] <j0nr> GeekSquid: ok will try
[20:45] <guntbert> Sand3r: you open the ssh session with ssh -X ....   and then you start any x-application (I try with xeyes for starters)
[20:45] <jeofizikci> does anyone knows how to install seismic unix software ?
[20:45] <airtonix> !anyone | jeofizikci
[20:46] <jeofizikci> help me installing a software that hasnt deb package
[20:46] <airtonix> jeofizikci, have you even tried yet ?
[20:46] <jeofizikci> airtonix:  yes of course
[20:46] <jeofizikci> but i cannot
[20:47] <Sand3r> thnx for the info, but the server hasn't got X installed, i was told i only have to install the libs ?
[20:47] <arand> jeofizikci: Which software, where from, what steps have you tried, etc. < This will make answering easier ;)
[20:47] <MatBoy> mhh, modem connected to ttyS0 and not seeens
[20:47] <MatBoy> *seen
[20:47] <GeekSquid> pratik_narain: try ATDT with just *99#  we might be getting there
[20:47] <jeofizikci> arand: tksu
[20:47] <stefg> Sand3r: beauty of unix: server doesnt need to have X installed :-)
[20:48] <jeofizikci> arand: it requires tcl/tk, i installed  that
[20:48] <qweqwe> i am trying to use insmod but i see that it not have permission , how i can set permision ?
[20:48] <guntbert> Sand3r: you don't need X on the server - the display is on your local machine - of course the applications must be installed there
[20:48] <erUSUL> Sand3r: you do not need the xserver only the clients
[20:48] <Sand3r> k thnx all, ill just start it with -X parameter... thnx
[20:49] <tag> Firefox crashes every time I open gmail.
[20:49] <minderaser> I've been struggling to get a Broadcam bcm4312 working on a Dell Vostro v13 since upgrading to 9.10 (in 9.04 which it came with it worked fine). I have just finished a clean install of 9.10 and followed the instructions from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1288865 to install the bcmwl-kernel-source. After a reboot I do see a Broadcom STA wireless driver. When I try to activate it, a window appears briefly and it does not
[20:49] <minderaser> become activated. How would I go about getting it to activate?
[20:49] <[Adam|Miner]> What package should I get to allow Java to run in chrome?
[20:50] <Nebula> http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/ plz look and pm me as i am probably missing all previous messages
[20:50] <zanberdo> so i "restored" (i.e. reformatted) my ipod just to eliminate this as an issue. However, this has not resolved the problem of it mounting on my ubuntu 9.04 laptop. I've checked dmesg and I see an error "device-mapper: multipath: Failing path 8:16.", so I've run multipath -v 2 -l and get 2000a27001921f121dm-3 Apple   ,iPod          [size=1.9G][features=0][hwhandler=0]\_ round-robin 0 [prio=0][enabled] \_ 2:0:0:0 sdb 8:16  [failed][undef]
[20:50] <ZykoticK9> [Adam|Miner], don't think it's possible at this point
[20:50] <[Adam|Miner]> Well that's a shame :(
[20:50] <zanberdo> which confirms that evidently the multipath is failing...
[20:51] <j0nr> GeekSquid: ok i tried the 2000 driver... prints are going thru as far as my ubuntu machine is concerned but nothing is coming out the printer
[20:51] <erUSUL> minderaser: why not just use b43 ? install b43-fwcutter while coneected to internet
[20:51] <umut> does anybody knows when open office is updated to 3.2 on ubuntu repos?
[20:51] <erUSUL> minderaser: of course you should uninstall the other driver
[20:51] <erUSUL> !latest | umut
[20:52] <gnugi> How can I revert all GNOME setting to be equal as GNOME-failsafe?
[20:52] <qweqwe> how i can set administrative privileges to my account ?
[20:52] <erUSUL> qweqwe: add the account to the admin group
[20:52] <gnugi> I screwed GNOME, and now I am in GNOME-failsafe, and it seems to work
[20:52] <qweqwe> erUSUL:how i can do so >
[20:52] <Nebula> http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/
[20:52] <guntbert> !sudo | qweqwe
[20:53] <minderaser> erUSUL: could I just install it from the cd?
[20:53] <erUSUL> qweqwe: sudo adduser [username] admin
[20:53] <minderaser> erUSUL: is it necessary to be connected?
[20:53] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid:  no luck. same output. why does this fail at "waiting for carrier" step. there is signal light flashing on my modem
[20:53] <Nebula> http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://paste.ubuntu.com/385294/http://pas
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[20:53] <FloodBot2> Nebula: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:54] <erUSUL> minderaser: no; b43-fwcutter dwonloads the b43 firmware from internet. (if you must give a great thank you to broadcom for being a m**on and to dell for using broadcom instead of intel or atheros)
[20:54] <qweqwe> erUSUL: i was a member of admin but still i am having problem using insmod comand
[20:55] <ikonia> qweqwe: did you use sudo ?
[20:55] <john__> another wireless question with some backround should I just go or wait for call
[20:55] <erUSUL> qweqwe: why use insmod ? use modprobe
[20:55] <stefg> qweqwe: use 'sudo modprobe <modulename>'
[20:55] <minderaser> erUSUL: ah, I see. I'll give that a whirl
[20:55] <user__> HI,  how do I install a theme in my UBUNTU 9.10_
[20:56] <john__> not sure here so here I go
[20:56] <MatBoy> mhh, weird, modem not seen at all
[20:56] <john__> I have set up an older computer with xubuntu (ubuntu 8.04 hardy) from a disk I created from a down load about a year or so ago.  After the install was complete I put in a wireless card (dwl-g510 with the Atheros chip set)  To my supprise when I booted back up the system showed it was now using a proprietary driver.  I then configured my wirless conection and wala internet, I was stocked I did not have to rack my brain figuring this out.
[20:56] <john__> Then I decided to do the updates that the system said were available and it ended up happening in 3 diffrent partial updates untill the last one was done.  All this was done with the wireless adapter as I had unpluged the land line.
[20:56] <john__> I then installed the updates and wala the wireless was no where to be found.
[20:56] <john__> I have checked to make sure the system reconizes the card and it does however there is no drive.  I have tried to download drivers from many source and have instaled the wireless configuration gui to no avail.  Every download it either says not a valid driver file or after it is installed it says it is invalid.
[20:56] <erUSUL> user__: usually dropping the tar.gz of the theme into the System>preferences>appearance window do the trick
[20:56] <FloodBot2> john__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:57] <user__> thanks very helpful
[20:57] <smt> hi, could anybody help me mounting my additional harddisk via fstab without having to authorize that mount after reboot
[20:57] <zanberdo> ah the glory of RTFM... seems that flushing all unused multipath device maps (ie: multipath -F) resolved the problem. It appears now that I can see and mount my ipod. just thought I'd share that...
[20:58] <erUSUL> !fstab | smt
[20:58] <stefg> smt: add 'users' in the options column
[20:58] <john__> I gueass I will do this on a forum as nobody seems to be doing anything here
[20:59] <qweqwe> stefg:it has problem to find my module , i am in directory with the ko file and i run it as sudo modprobe Hello.ko
[20:59] <qweqwe> any idea what is wrong ?
[20:59] <erUSUL> !find modules-wireless hardy
[21:00] <qweqwe> ok so how how i can load my hello world module ?
[21:00] <john__> then why did I have wireless for a night
[21:00] <LauRiiTa> holaa
[21:00] <stefg> qweqwe: run sudo depmod -ae and try again
[21:01] <LauRiiTa> do you speak spanish??
[21:01] <qweqwe> what that command do ?
[21:01] <brjann> !es | LauRiiTa
[21:01] <LauRiiTa> I don't know
[21:01] <qweqwe> and i got on it WARNING: -e needs -E or -F
[21:01] <erUSUL> john__: try installing « sudo aptitude install linux-backports-modules-$(uname -r) »
[21:02] <LauRiiTa> hello!!
[21:02] <erUSUL> !es | LauRiiTa
[21:02] <qweqwe> stefg: i got on your command: WARNING: -e needs -E or -F
[21:03] <stefg> qweqwe: alright, my syntax was outdated. depmod -a will do. run 'man depmod' to find out what it does
[21:03] <j0nr> the printing keeps asking for a login, I am using the same user and password that i use to log onto the windows machine
[21:03] <j0nr> but it is not accepting it
[21:04] <qweqwe> stefg:Command 'depmod' is available in '/sbin/depmod'
[21:04] <qweqwe> The command could not be located because '/sbin' is not included in the PATH environment variable.
[21:04] <qweqwe> This is most likely caused by the lack of administrative priviledges associated with your user account.
[21:04] <qweqwe> but i am in the admin group
[21:04] <ikonia> qweqwe: look at the path
[21:04] <MatBoy> man why would a modem that always worked not work on the latest ubuuntu-server version ?
[21:05] <solid_liq> !ping
[21:05] <ZykoticK9> mawst, i didn't notice you PM - thanks man, that worked!  Sound in Q3, amazing.
[21:05] <ikonia> MatBoy: kernel module that was used for it removed ?
[21:05]  * erUSUL allways smiles and thinks of Asimov
[21:05] <solid_liq> :)
[21:05] <MatBoy> ikonia: I can't find that atm
[21:05] <stefg> qweqwe: you did use sudo, didn't you?
[21:05] <MatBoy> ikonia: Dynalink V1456e
[21:06] <guntbert> qweqwe: you need sudo depmod ...
[21:06] <under> Hi
[21:06] <under> I need a software wich convert an ac3 audio track of a xvid to mp3 audio
[21:07] <ikonia> under: mencoder ?
[21:07] <mawst> ZykoticK9, cool. Glad I could help.
[21:07] <GeekSquid> under: avidemux
[21:07] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: I'm now using the same modem and the connection from windows vista
[21:07] <blakkheim> under: ffmpeg
[21:08] <lfaraone> I'm installing on a server with hardware RAID. I've no experience with RAID, and in the alt installer it mentions something about "activating SATA RAID devices" , but in the partitioner it does not show any disks other than iSCSI
[21:08] <MatBoy> ikonia: itś weird, I think that module should not be removed... I think lots of people use it
[21:08] <mawst> ZykoticK9, keep that line you added handy though, that may get removed form the file after updates.
[21:08] <mawst> I've already had to readd it one
[21:08] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: I just rebooted to test whether the network was ok and i'm using the correct phone no and access point name
[21:08] <Deformative> I cannot seem to get suspend to ram working when I push the power button.
[21:08] <qweqwe> stefg ok i run the depmod from that path  '/sbin/depmod'
[21:09] <j0nr> windows share printer keeps asking for authentication, as if i am entering it wrong
[21:09] <qweqwe> stefg: but still i cant load my module
[21:09] <erUSUL> lfaraone: what kind of hardware raid ?
[21:09] <stefg> lfaraone: what kind of hardware raid controller is that?
[21:09] <ZykoticK9> mawst, if you want smp to work add the line "quake3-smp.x86 0 0 direct"
[21:10] <mawst> ZykoticK9, heh why didn't I realize that.
[21:10] <mawst> :P
[21:10] <qweqwe>  sudo modprobe Hello.ko  it not finds it from my directory
[21:10] <stefg> qweqwe: waht module? what's the error message?
[21:10] <qweqwe>  sudo modprobe Hello.ko^C
[21:10] <lfaraone> erUSUL: checking
[21:10] <qweqwe> FATAL: Module Hello.ko not found.
[21:11] <erUSUL> qweqwe: if you have the ko file in the same dir try « sudo insmod Hello.ko »
[21:11] <qweqwe> i am trying to load mudule that i wrote
[21:11] <lfaraone> erUSUL, stefg: "adaptic sata hostRAID controller"
[21:11] <mawst> Working on CS via playonlinux next.
[21:11] <qweqwe> any idea how i can solve it and load it ?
[21:12] <stefg> lfaraone: hmm... HOST raid controller sounds like fake raid.
[21:12] <ZykoticK9> mawst, CS isn't a game i play - but you might be interested in the games i have running on Lucid http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/gaming
[21:12] <jevidl> lfaraone: Is this on actual server hardware, such as an HP ProCurver server, or something similar?
[21:12] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: you there
[21:12] <stefg> lfaraone: can you run 'lspci | grep RAID' ?
[21:13] <mawst> ZykoticK9, nice I'll check it out
[21:13] <lfaraone> jevidl: yes, these are rackmount servers we received from wikimedia.
[21:13] <Bootydancechamp> #blender
[21:13] <lfaraone> stefg: let me see.
[21:14] <qweqwe> erUSUL:how than i can verify that it was loaded and see it's messages ?
[21:14] <heroin_> Hey
[21:14] <erUSUL> qweqwe: dmesg
[21:14] <erUSUL> qweqwe: dmesg | tail
[21:14] <heroin_> How do i set my resolution again using terminal/
[21:14] <qweqwe> dmesg | tail
[21:15] <wiesshund> Ive a question i probably know the answer to but...  I installed ubuntu 64bit not thinking that optimaly i should have had 4gb of ram. It isnt possible to simply recompile the kernel for 32bit is it?
[21:15] <knasto> Hello everyone, I need help. Basically what happened is I was screwing around with Synaptic and accidentally removed a gnome dependency or something like that. Now I can't login to a graphical screen; instead, I'm stuck with the terminal. So I think I know what I need to do: Reinstall Gnome from the terminal. However, I don't know how to connect to my wireless WPA network from the terminal. Can someone please walk me through this?
[21:15] <SThor> hi all
[21:15] <qweqwe> nice it there
[21:16] <heroin_> wiesshund: just keep 64bit
[21:16] <ehnde> anyone know how to use usb-creator-kde ? it doesn't work
[21:16] <heroin_> wiesshund: only use 32bit if your processor cant handle 32bit instructions
[21:16] <lfaraone> stefg: raid bus controller, Marvell Tech, MV88SX6041 4-port sata ii pci-x controller
[21:16] <ehnde> when i tried to use usb-creator-kde it said "failed installing grub bootloader"
[21:16] <wiesshund> heroin_,  any suggestions on seeding it up a bit? ive got 2gb ram
[21:16] <wiesshund> heroin_,  *speeding
[21:17] <guntbert> ehnde: maybe try #kubuntu
[21:17] <heroin_> wiesshund: how is it lagging?
[21:17] <heroin_> wiesshund: if you drag screens around it doesnt look smooth?
[21:17] <wiesshund> heroin i guess mostly when launching apps
[21:17] <Highpriest> hi, my ubuntu 9.10 boots slowly, messages displays http://pastebin.com/97jkpZRX
[21:17] <starNIX> hi
[21:17] <Highpriest> google did not help btw
[21:18] <heroin_> wiesshund: system > prefrence > appearance > no graphical effects
[21:18] <bright_tux> yeeeeeeha !
[21:18] <wiesshund> heroin_,  oh i can drag screens around fast enough to give a siezure, just seems a little long in tooth when launching things
[21:18] <jevidl> lfaraone: did you use the raid controller to setup a raid array before booting the install CD?
[21:19] <qweqwe> erUSUL: nice thanks it worked
[21:19] <erUSUL> qweqwe: no problem
[21:19] <heroin_> wiesshund: system > administration > system monitor
[21:19] <lfaraone> jevidl: yes, I told it to do a quick init.
[21:19] <heroin_> have a look at what part of your system spikes when you launch something
[21:19] <lfaraone> jevidl: should I have set it to 'build' or 'clean' instead when creating the array?
[21:19] <heroin_> wiesshund: i have 2GB of ram and that is more then plenty
[21:20] <qweqwe> erUSUL: one more question how do you write the Makefiles to the kernel modules ? you use kbuild ?
[21:20] <stefg> lfaraone: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Marvell_Technology_Group_chipsets might help
[21:20] <jevidl> lfaraone: ok. I've not used the adaptec cards in a while, but I would try using build instead, and see if that helps.
[21:20] <erUSUL> qweqwe: i'm not kernel hacker myself. but you have oplenty of kernel makefiles to look at ;)
[21:20] <lfaraone> jevidl: hm. it warns that "build" may take several hours.
[21:20] <jevidl> lfaraone: I've definitely installed ubuntu on hardware raid before with no issue. How big is your RAID array going to be?
[21:21] <lfaraone> jevidl: 250GB.
[21:21] <knasto> Can someone please walk me through connecting to a WPA wireless network through the terminal?
[21:21] <wiesshund> heroin_,  ok tried that, guess its just cpu spiking. launched firefox and it hit 100% for a second
[21:21] <jevidl> lfaraone: I doubt it will take several hours. how many discs involved? 2? 3? What raid level?
[21:21] <qweqwe> erUSUL:I saw that they write it using kbuild but i had problem installing it because of the dependency there
[21:21] <erUSUL> lfaraone: for what i gather in internet. this is a fakeraid card. in linux you can use sata_mv to run the card and use linux software raid
[21:22] <lfaraone> jevidl: 2, level 1
[21:22] <wiesshund> heroin_, guess i shouldnt complain, its an old newcastle athlon64 2.2ghz
[21:22] <bjhaid> i installed some applications for playing mp3 and mpeg and I cannot locate them, can anyone help on this?
[21:22] <heroin_> wiesshund:  urm.. wiesshund that should be plenty fast
[21:23] <heroin_> wiesshund: perhaps you want to switch over to a faster windows manager then gnome, have a look at xubuntu or xfce if you really have speed issues
[21:23] <jevidl> lfaraone: yeah, I wouldn't expect to wait hours for that. You may want to do some investigating to see if this is true hardware raid or "fake raid". If it is just fake raid, you may be better off just using software raid, especially if this is a server that you don't expect to have lots of disk i/o
[21:24] <knasto> HELP! I need to reinstall gnome. Can someone please walk me through connecting to my WPA internet network through the terminal?
[21:24] <CAPcap> How do I run a defrag on my HDD?
[21:24] <erUSUL> !defrag
[21:24] <GeekSquid> pratik_narain: hey, you're back ... see what I posted on your ubuntuforums page
[21:25] <jevidl> lfaraone: typically, your biggest trade off using software raid involves higher CPU usage vs hardware raid. The nice thing is that mdadm works well and *any* linux install with support for mdadm will be able to use that array, if say, one of your servers dies and you need to recover data
[21:25] <CAPcap> no defrag needed? awesome :)
[21:25] <pratik_narain> GeekSquid: I tried it already
[21:25] <ehnde> how do i format a usb drive as fat32?
[21:25] <ehnde> it's currently ext3
[21:26] <duffydack> ehnde, sudo mkfs.vfat -F 32 /dev/sXX
[21:26] <planttt> ehnde: use mkfs.vfat
[21:26] <Highpriest> I don't know if anyone did get my question, so I ask again: ubuntu 9.10 boots slowly and var/log/messages contains: http://pastebin.com/97jkpZRX
[21:26] <duffydack> ehnde, or use gparted
[21:26] <ehnde> thanks!
[21:27] <erUSUL> knasto: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=626762
[21:27] <erUSUL> ehnde: use gparted
[21:27] <duffydack> ehnde, sudo mkfs.vfat -F 32 -n NAME /dev/xxx  to give it a volume name
[21:28] <erUSUL> Highpriest: checked cables are no lose or something?
[21:28] <Highpriest> did not try this yet, thx
[21:28] <knasto> erUSUL, this looks really complicated. Would it be easier to connect if I disabled my WPA key?
[21:28] <erUSUL> knasto: yes. it would be easier
[21:29] <knasto> ok, im going to try to do that using my router really quickly
[21:29] <qweqwe> erUSUL: ihave tried to install that project http://sourceforge.net/projects/kbuild/ but it has a lot dependencies how i can  instal it will all dependences with it ?
[21:29] <qweqwe> any idea how it can be done ?
[21:29] <erUSUL> knasto: sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid yourESSID && sudo dhclient wlan0
[21:30] <erUSUL> qweqwe: you do not need to install kbuild. just get a copy of the kernel sources
[21:30] <lorand> hi all
[21:30] <smt> shouldnt fschk running on boot block the system from moving on to login?
[21:30] <erUSUL> knasto: maybe "sudo ifconfig wlan0 up" too
[21:31] <erUSUL> smt: if the fsck is run without major errors boot continues
[21:31] <GeekSquid> pratik_narain: look deeper ... reccommend using a higher communication rate like baud = 460800 ... also read carefully ... wvdialconf create after the modprobe is correct ... and should setup your wvdial.conf appropriately  .... other than that I am stumped ... that is the same hardware you have and same service provider ... normally you don't need usernames and passwords for Cellular Networks because the MSID and MEID of the card/modem is unique and 
[21:31] <smt> yeah, but shoulndt boot wati until fschk is finished?
[21:31] <smt> wait
[21:31] <lorand> guys how can i make my quad work best under ubuntu
[21:31] <erUSUL> smt: yes
[21:32] <smt> hmm on secondary drives too?
[21:32] <lorand> i mean i see a lot of programs running
[21:32] <Roasted> I dont know how, but my login screen changed. How can I change it back?
[21:32] <Xiphos> I keep getting the Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! error on boot of my Fiesty installation, dual-booting with windows XP. The recovery console highlights the error as : kmap atomic +0x5c/0xz0 SS:ESP 0068df905df8
[21:32] <hawaiian> 1
[21:33] <qweqwe> erUSUL: i got copy of the kernel
[21:33] <qweqwe> and it seems the use the syntax of kbuild in the makefiels
[21:34] <kinks> are there any projects for chorded keyboards? ie using a ps controller or other input?
[21:34] <hero1900> .ICEauthority for what??
[21:34] <hero1900> i want to know
[21:34] <hero1900> ?
[21:34] <Xiphos> I keep getting the Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! error on boot of my Fiesty installation, dual-booting with windows XP. The recovery console highlights the error as : kmap atomic +0x5c/0xz0 SS:ESP 0068df905df8
[21:34] <oal> I upgraded to KDE 4.4 in Kubuntu 9.10 today, but there's only sound when I log in and out, not in vlc, flash, etc. Can someone help me?
[21:34] <knasto> erUSUL, I don't think it worked. I'm getting the message "No DHCPOFFERS received" and "No working leases in persistant database"
[21:35] <Xiphos> it is not booting at all :(
[21:35] <qweqwe> it seems not syntax of regular makefile "obj-$(CONFIG_BLK_DEV_BSG)	+= bsg.o"
[21:35] <qweqwe> for eample
[21:35] <knasto> erUSUL, I have disabled all securtiy on my network. All i need to do is get internet so I can reinstall gnome.
[21:35] <staph> hi
[21:36] <gustin> knasto: is this a wifi or wired connection?
[21:36] <knasto> gustin, its a wifi
[21:36] <Xiphos> ??I keep getting the Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! error on boot of my Fiesty installation, dual-booting with windows XP. The recovery console highlights the error as : kmap atomic +0x5c/0xz0 SS:ESP 0068df905df8
[21:36] <liam_> i have connected to an https server in ubuntu 9.10 but whenever i try to copy files over to my computer rather than copying them it just makes an html document. any ideas as to how to stop this from happening?
[21:36] <minderaser> I've just finished installing b43-cutter in an attempt to get my Broadcom bcm4312 wireless working on a Dell Vostro v13 under 9.10. After a reboot I see the b43 activated under Hardware Drivers but nothing in ifconfig. What should I do to get this working?
[21:36] <clary> hola
[21:36] <clary> holaaaaaaaaaaa
[21:37] <clary> soy clara
[21:37] <minderaser> erUSUL: see above
[21:37] <clary> Im spain
[21:37] <knasto> gustin, basically i was screwing around synaptic and accidently removed some gnome dependencies or something(i think). So im trying to reinstall gnome through the terminal, but first I need internet.
[21:37] <gustin> knasto: do you know what kind of wifi adaptor it is?
[21:37] <Cappy> minderaser, try 'sudo ifconfig wlan0 up' see if its in ifconfig.
[21:38] <gustin> knasto: ah, so wifi worked but you used the network manager when you gnome working?
[21:38] <knasto> gustin, yea it worked perfectly fine. no problems. Im in the recovery mode now.
[21:38] <Xiphos> I keep getting the Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! error on boot of my Fiesty installation, dual-booting with windows XP. The recovery console highlights the error as : kmap atomic +0x5c/0xz0 SS:ESP 0068df905df8
[21:39] <Xiphos> Any clues??
[21:39] <gustin> knasto: type the following: "sudo iwconfig"
[21:39] <Roasted> I dont know how, but my login screen changed. How can I change it back?
[21:39] <minderaser> Cappy: wlan0: ERROR while getting interface flags, no such device
[21:39] <gustin> knasto: does it list a wireless device?
[21:39] <knasto> gustin, yes it lists my unsecured network
[21:39] <knasto> under wlan0
[21:40] <wiesshund> What exactly does PM mean by this msg?  balazar3-3d:
[21:40] <wiesshund>  Depends: python-soya but it is not going to be installed.     is soya not compat with this ubuntu release?
[21:40] <gustin> knasto: do you see a MAC address after access point?
[21:41] <Xiphos>  I keep getting the Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! error on boot of my Fiesty installation, dual-booting with windows XP. The recovery console highlights the error as : kmap atomic +0x5c/0xz0 SS:ESP 0068df905df8
[21:41] <knasto> gustin, it says "Access Point: Not-Associated"
[21:41] <heroin_> someone needs to help me, gnome seems to have a bigger screen then where my bars are, for example, my wallpapers strestch to big :| someone hlpe please
[21:41] <gustin> knasto: ok that is why you are not getting an IP via DHCP
[21:42] <knasto> gustin, ok so how do I connect to it now?
[21:42] <gustin> knasto: type "sudo ip link set wlan0 up"
[21:42] <knasto> gustin, ok
[21:42] <Cappy> minderaser, sorry im no expert, that was my only suggestion. try googling "wifi command line ubuntu" between that search and the folks here, i got it working on my machine
[21:42] <gustin> knasto: then type "sudo iwconfig wlan0 <your essid>"
[21:42] <minderaser> Cappy: what type of machine?
[21:42] <Xiphos>  I keep getting the Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! error on boot of my Fiesty installation, dual-booting with windows XP. The recovery console highlights the error as : kmap atomic +0x5c/0xz0 SS:ESP 0068df905df8
[21:42] <gustin> knasto: then check iwconfig by itself to see if there is a mac address instead of the not associated message
[21:42] <wiesshund> heroin_, virtual desktop rez maybe? is the rez your desktop is set to bigger than what your monitors naitive rez is?
[21:43] <Cappy> minderaser, desktop machine with wifi card in it, with ubuntu-server installed on it.
[21:43] <zongo> hey guys, anyone sharing stuff with a Mac and linux ?
[21:43] <Roasted> QUESTION - My login screen is... weird. I never changed it, so I assume it changed with a theme I installed. Well, I want to get it back to default. How can I do that?
[21:44] <gustin> zongo: I did with samba
[21:44] <gustin> zongo: also fat formatted usb keys seems to wrk well also
[21:44] <knasto> gustin, are you sure that command is right. I'm getting "iwconfig: unknown command Koala" (Koala is my essid)
[21:45] <zongo> i have this external drive formatted in hfs + non journaled
[21:45] <gustin> knasto: sorry, it should be "sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid Koala"
[21:45] <MatBoy> can I check if a modem is still supported by Ubuntu /
[21:45] <MatBoy> ?
[21:45] <zongo> when i create a folder in this external drive with a mac, I get permissions issues
[21:45] <zongo> on my linux box
[21:45] <zongo> running ubuntu 9.10
[21:46] <knasto> gustin, now that command worked, but when I run iwconfig, there is still no MAC address
[21:46] <gustin> zongo: I have no real experience with hfs, I avoid it when I can
[21:46] <zongo> the folder is read-only
[21:46] <Cappy> zongo, i've always foud it best to have all my external drives/flash keys formatted with fat32 when using multiple os's
[21:46] <gustin> knasto: does dmesg say anything?
[21:46] <sami_ubi> hello
[21:47] <zongo> ok - but how do you format a 1TB in FAT32 ?
[21:47] <gustin> Cappy: NTFS also works well.  I use ext3 on my usb hard drives that I use exclusevly with Linux
[21:47] <Xiphos> quit
[21:47] <gustin> zongo: with a couple of partitions
[21:47] <knasto> gustin, I'm going to type the iw config into pastbin really quick. Maybe you can help me better that way.
[21:47] <sami_ubi> may I ask, that how can I share my downloaded update files with the other lan ubuntues?
[21:47] <zongo> not mentionning the limitations of fat 32
[21:47] <Cappy> zongo, HP make a nifty utility that will let you format a 1tb as fat 32. not sure about doing it under anything but windows though
[21:48] <sami_ubi> (so I want to download once)
[21:48] <gustin> zongo: Apple is the worst when it comes to playing nice with others.  What you may want to try is changing the folder permissions on your mac to allow all users access
[21:48] <levu> which package do i need for the manpages of write(2) etc.?
[21:48] <zongo> gustin: i have done that
[21:48] <zongo> even ignoring all the permissions
[21:49] <Jabberjaw> zongo:  true fat32 has limitations but the best bet when data has to accessed from diferent OS: fat32 is max 32GB
[21:49] <zongo> but to no avail
[21:49] <trism> levu: it is probably in manpages-dev
[21:49] <sami_ubi> may I ask, that how can I share my downloaded update files with the other lan ubuntues?
[21:49] <levu> trism: thx
[21:49] <sami_ubi> (so I want to download once)
[21:49] <gustin> zongo: then perhaps there is a hint in the logs?  /var/log/syslog and /var/log/messages on your Linux box
[21:49] <blakkheim> sami_ubi: there are many ways
[21:49] <kurti_> I configured a software raid5 array, formatted with ext4, and it is recovering. will the recovering process continue after I reboot my pc?
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[21:49] <Jabberjaw> but any other windows then 200 can go to 127GB
[21:49] <sami_ubi> blakkheim
[21:49] <ChogyDan> sami_ubi: you can either just copy the deb files to the right folders yourself, or use something like apt-cacher/apt-mirror/apt-proxy.  I forget which is real and which is the easy one to use
[21:49] <levu> trism: yes, it is :)
[21:49] <blakkheim> sami_ubi: ftp, http, ssh, samba, nfs..
[21:49] <Cappy> Jabberjaw, i have a number for 500gb external drives i use as storage for media devices on my tv that are formatted fat32
[21:50] <zongo> gustin: i know the issue
[21:50] <brjann> kurti_: yep
[21:50] <gustin> fat32 is still too limited, you can't have files larger than 2 GiB
[21:50] <zongo> but cant solve it
[21:50] <blakkheim> gustin: 4GB
[21:50] <gustin> zongo: what is the issue
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> Gustin: its also not very robust
[21:50] <flea> kurti_, shutdown -F to force fsck on next boot
[21:50] <gustin> blakkheim: not all OSs will work
[21:50] <sami_ubi> blakkheim i want to make it easy, and not use ports, because i cant access to my switch, so i think NO http
[21:50] <zongo> I get :" you are not the owner of the folder"
[21:51] <sami_ubi> ChogyDan there is some errors when i import the files
[21:51] <sami_ubi> *are
[21:51] <zongo>  user UID 501 and 99 are most of the time: "unknown users"
[21:51] <Jabberjaw> Cappy:  I access 1GB with a simple microcontroller (atmel atmege 128) : accessing bhuge volumes is a matter of...software
[21:51] <gustin> blakkheim: what I meant to say was that the 4 Gib limit is what it is supposed to be, but in the real world 2 Gib is often when the OS fails
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> Zongo: if you are mounting a partition then try setting the uid in the options
[21:51] <zongo> when i :ls -la: on that folder, I have all the permissions in the worlf
[21:52] <gustin> ActionParsnip: I am not a fan of fat,
[21:52] <ivansmo> hi guys, when I connect on FTP  with filezilla and want to download 2 or more files at once it says maximum connectiod reached and it only downloads one file at the time ??
[21:52] <zongo> ActionParsnip: i have done that as well
[21:52] <brjann> ivansmo: that means the FTP server you're connected to is limiting you to 1 connection.
[21:52] <brjann> ivansmo: nothing you can do about it, really.
[21:52] <gustin> ivansmo: that either you need to change your ftp server config or the option in filezilla
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> Ivansmo: possibly in the options. Gftp is more efficient
[21:53] <zongo> on all the foldersl, I have read, write and x rights
[21:53] <infid> i'm trying to play dvds but its not working. ubuntu says libdvdread4 is already installed and it's saying that libdvdcss2 is not a package but referend to by another package. what should i do?
[21:53] <sami_ubi> blakkheim, any ideas ?
[21:53] <zongo> but when I try to move a file in it in or out
[21:53] <blakkheim> sami_ubi: i gave you plenty of ideas
[21:53] <gustin> zongo: can you change the groupid to a number that matches your user in Ubuntu?
[21:53] <ivansmo> brjann I connect on that FTP server with filezilla on Windows and I can download more then one file,  I try to find on filezilla that option but I cant see that
[21:54] <zongo> I get : read-only permissions and you are not the owner
[21:54] <gustin> zongo: you have to do that from the MAC command line'
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> Zongo: what command are you using to mount?
[21:54] <sami_ubi> blakkheim: yeah, but what can i do now, for exampe: i want to use the original package manager, only i want to set my lan "server" :) but how ??
[21:55] <apanappe> Is it here i can get some help with my Ubuntu?
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> Ivansmo: click around the options. Maybe there is a conf file setting the limit. Is there a bug logged for it?
[21:55] <brjann> ivansmo: I suppose the FTP server could also be too busy right now to allow you more than one connection.
[21:55] <brjann> !hi | apanappe
[21:55] <gustin> zongo: ActionParsnip just triggered a memory, I had to mount the hfs FS from the command line using sudo, the built in automagic way did not work for me
[21:55] <wiesshund> anyone here do multitrack recording? and if so can you suggest something other than running the windows based apps through wine, which is not working so well for a recording environment
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> Gustin: I don't use automount. It gets in the way
[21:55] <apeiros_> hi there. I'm trying to run a `sudo do-release-upgrade` and get the following error: http://pastie.org/846107 (W:Failed to fetch ...)
[21:55] <Moral_> li[21:56] <knasto> Gustin, ok I did typed it in: here it is http://pastebin.com/CP0xG8CX
[21:56] <Jabberjaw> wiesshund:  try ardour
[21:56] <apeiros_> any hints on what I should do or where I should look in order to resolve the issue?
[21:56] <zongo> " /dev/sdb3/ /media hfsplus user, auto, uid=1000, gid=1000 0 0"
[21:56] <apeiros_> the outgoing network connection seems to work just fine (I can wget other stuff just fine)
[21:56] <zongo> well the disk is actually mounting ok
[21:56] <zongo> I can read with any issue at all
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> Apeiros_: try a different server
[21:56] <gustin> wiesshund: I do multitrack, ardour and jackd is what I use.
[21:57] <ivansmo> I cant see any bug ,  here is what filezilla says :)  Response:	530 Sorry, the maximum number of clients (2) from your host are already connected.
[21:57] <ivansmo> Error:	Could not connect to server
[21:57] <apeiros_> ActionParsnip: excuse my noobness, how do I do that?
[21:57] <apeiros_> also, what server should I try?
[21:57] <guntbert> apanappe: what is your problem?
[21:57] <sami_ubi> blakkheim or can i config the sources.list ? or what ?
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> Zongo: add rw to the options. Otherwise looks great
[21:57] <seanbrystone> whats a really good video editor? Specifically one that can edit Sony Handycam's HVCHD format?
[21:57] <apanappe> I would like to try out and use the text mode if its the name off it, any way just wondering if theres any walktroughs or something about it?
[21:57] <gustin> knasto: ok, we can try to force the BSSID (the MAC address of your AP
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> Apeiros_: in admin>software sources
[21:58] <zongo> but if the disk is mounting ok, would still think that i would need to edit fstab ?
[21:58] <apeiros_> ActionParsnip: oh, server system. cli only
[21:58] <guntbert> !cli | apanappe like that?
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> Seanbrystone: kino is one option
[21:58] <apeiros_> ActionParsnip: I assume it'd be some config file?
[21:58] <gustin> knasto: I need to get the MAC address of the router, I need the internal one, the one that you connect to
[21:58] <seanbrystone> ActionParsnip, does it edit HVDHC format?
[21:58] <gustin> knasto: "sudo iwlist wlan0 scanning"
[21:58]  * apeiros_ looks through /etc/update-manager
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> Apeiros_: then change the lines in /etc/apt/sources.list to point to a different server
[21:59] <brjann> ivansmo: Right, that's what I'm saying. The server itself is preventing you from opening more connections. filezilla is trying, but the server's not allowing it.
[21:59] <apeiros_> ActionParsnip: ok. got a suggestion for one that works?
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> Seanbrystone: not sure. Its free to try though
[21:59] <knasto> gustin, you mean the thing thats written on the back of the physical router?
[21:59] <seanbrystone> ActionParsnip, ok ty
[21:59] <ivansmo> brjann   Thanks, I will download one by one :)
[21:59] <koe> hi ppl ... I have a problem  ... I`m trying to install a new copy of ubuntu 9.10
[21:59] <gustin> knasto: the output from iwlist, it is the hex value after "Address"
[22:00] <koe> but I get out of range ...
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> Apeiros_: websearch around. There is a gb server. I think its gb.ubuntu.com or somesuch
[22:00] <brjann> ivansmo: you're welcome :)
[22:00] <koe> when I try to install ... how can I fix it ?
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> Seanbrystone: avidemux is one too
[22:00] <knasto> gustin, ok it lists the address
[22:00] <koe> i`m trying with alternative ... to install from usb driver ... but I get cant mount CD-ROM smth ...
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> Koe: did you md5 test the iso? Did you verify the cd?
[22:00] <gustin> knasto: ok, lets try this
[22:01] <gustin> knasto: "sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid Koala ap <put MAC address of AP here>
[22:01] <koe> ActionParsnip what you mean ?
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | koe
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> Koe: did you do that?
[22:02] <koe> nop
[22:02] <esay> you must koe
[22:02] <knasto> gustin, ok the command worked. What now?
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> Koe: then you have no way of knowing the data you are using is good do you?
[22:02] <koe> i`m trying to do it now ...
[22:03] <apeiros_> ActionParsnip: thanks a lot for the help!
[22:03] <koe> well I`ve download like 10 images
[22:03] <koe> from diferent servers
[22:03] <gustin> knasto: does iwconfig by itself show you as connected?
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> Apeiros_: all good?
[22:03] <koe> and I got the same error message
[22:03] <lulu> jni
[22:03] <esay> weird
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> Koe: you could download forever and never get a good file. Get it checked
[22:04] <gajan> Hi All
[22:04] <lulu> age?
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> Koe: if its good then use a bootoption or 2
[22:04] <obiwan_> guys, i create with networkmanager a cypherless wlan, but i can't join it with this computer through networkmanager
[22:04] <lulu> you
[22:04] <ivansmo> can someone sugest me nautilus alternative for XFCE :)
[22:04] <esay> hi gajan
[22:04] <obiwan_> what may be the problem?
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> !bootoption | koe
[22:04] <apeiros_> ActionParsnip: not yet. but it's a semi-coached colo. and now I know at least what it is about. So the help is very usable to me no matter that I couldn't yet solve it :)
[22:04] <lulu> hello you stupid
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> Ivansmo: LXDE
[22:04] <ivansmo> Im finding file manager for network share with windowsž
[22:04] <MFen> can anyone help me figure out why compiz doesn't start when gnome starts?
[22:04] <NemesisD> what's the best way to create a user in ubuntu? i used useradd but it didn't make a home dir and stuck it with some sort of weird, busted bash with no tab completion or anything. is there anything built in thats better?
[22:04] <gustin> ivansmo: I use dolphin and konqueror under XFCE all the time, along with Konsole
[22:04] <knasto> gustin, It doesnt look like anything changed. It looks the same as what I posted into pastebin.
[22:04] <MFen> when i upgraded to karmic (several weeks ago now) it stopped running at boot. i can run it manually: nohup compiz & starts it up and things work normally, but it sohuld be running in the first place
[22:05] <gustin> knasto: and there is nothing in dmesg?
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> mfen: run; compiz --replace ,in terminal
[22:05] <koe> koe@box:/media/D/download$ md5sum ubuntu-9.10-alternate-i386.iso
[22:05] <koe> 3faa345d298deec3854e0e02410973dc  ubuntu-9.10-alternate-i386.iso
[22:05] <koe> I got this
[22:05] <Roasted> QUESTION - My login screen is... weird. I never changed it, so I assume it changed with a theme I installed. Well, I want to get it back to default. How can I do that?
[22:05] <ZykoticK9> NemesisD, check out "adduser" instead
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> Mfen: have you installed video drivers
[22:05] <knasto> gustin, theres lots of stuff in dmesg
[22:05] <sami_ubi> what can I do, it this command is bugged(apt proxy): sudo apt-proxy-inport -r /var/cache/apt/archives ?
[22:05] <gustin> knasto: I mean that relates to wifi or the wlan0 device
[22:05] <MFen> ActionParsnip: same ones i've always had.
[22:05] <brjann> NemesisD: you can also try the GUI in System > Administration > Users and Groups
[22:05] <gajan> i am trying to know, when i use firefox to open any website, what port it uses in my pc ? is that fixed? and can i predefine which port to use ? i want to listen to the messages on that port
[22:06] <koe> now what ?
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> Koe: ok websearch the result. Is it the same as the site
[22:06] <MFen> ActionParsnip: compiz --replace doesn't affect my startup. this is a startup problem
[22:06] <sami_ubi> what can I do, it this command is bugged(apt proxy): sudo apt-proxy-inport -r /var/cache/apt/archives ?
[22:06] <koe> yes
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> Mfen: what does: lspci | grep -i vga ,output?
[22:06] <brjann> gajan: outgoing ports are random
[22:06] <OerHeks> inport ?
[22:06] <knasto> gustin, I see a lot of "denied associations" and then finally a "timed out" as the last line
[22:06] <sami_ubi> oerheks
[22:06] <MFen> ActionParsnip:  01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GT200 [GeForce GTX 260M] (rev a2)
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> Koe: ok cool. The ISO is good. Try the bootoptions
[22:06] <sami_ubi> inport the apt files
[22:07] <knasto> gustin, I didnt realize how hard it is to connect to the internet in the terminal....
[22:07] <sami_ubi> to the "server"
[22:07] <OerHeks> import maybe ?
[22:07] <gustin> knasto: look at the iwlist output again, do you see the ENcryption key as on or off?
[22:07] <sami_ubi> no..
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> Mfen: have you installed the nvidia driver with: gksudo jockey-gtk
[22:07] <sami_ubi> the command is right
[22:07] <gajan> brjann : so is there any way i can listen to the messages sent to a website ?
[22:07] <gustin> knasto: it is not that hard, just tedious
[22:07] <koe> ActionParsnip, what do you mean bootoptions ?
[22:07] <sami_ubi> but it cant do anything
[22:07] <goopen> Could somebody please help me with FiSH for irssi? :)
[22:07] <guest10101010101> HEY GUYS
[22:07] <sami_ubi> only errors
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | koe
[22:07] <MFen> ActionParsnip: that isn't how i installed it. should i do that?
[22:07] <gustin> knasto: until 9.10 I absolutely hated network manager, so I always used the terminal
[22:07] <guest10101010101> WHATS GOING ON EVERYONE?
[22:08] <MFen> ActionParsnip: jockey-gtk was already installed
[22:08] <blakkheim> !caps | guest10101010101
[22:08] <meatcar> goopen: for help, visit #irssi
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> Mfen: as long as you have the proprietary driver installed it fine
[22:08] <brjann> gajan: you might want to look into a program like wireshark, http://www.wireshark.org/
[22:08] <guest10101010101> SORRY MY KEYBOARD IS STUCK ON CAPS-LOCK
[22:08] <MFen> ActionParsnip: it is
[22:08] <knasto> gustin, you mean iwconfig, because iwlist just lists a bunch of things with [interface] in front of it
[22:08] <goopen> meatcar: I did. no reply what so ever
[22:08] <guest10101010101> I WAS GOING TO ASK YOU GUYS ABOUT IT
[22:08] <blakkheim> guest10101010101: do you have an ubuntu question?
[22:08] <guest10101010101> YES
[22:08] <guest10101010101> MY KEYBOARD IS STUCK ON ALL-CAPS
[22:08] <gustin> knasto: nope, "sudo iwlist wlan0 scanning"
[22:08] <guest10101010101> CAN SOMEONE HELP
[22:09] <gajan> brjann : thanks friend, let me try it out
[22:09] <gustin> knasto: it should list some of the details for your AP
[22:09] <guest10101010101> GUYS
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> Mfen: ok then run: compiz --replace ,in terminal and pastebin the output
[22:09] <gustin> knasto: that is where we got the BSSID (MAC address) of the AP from
[22:09] <guest10101010101> SO WHAT ARE YOUR GUYS' NAMES?
[22:09] <jevidl> guest10101010101: If you have another keyboard around, I would suggest trying that if you haven't. It's the quickest and easiest thing to check
[22:09] <brjann> gajan: i believe there's a package in the repositories. let's see:
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> Mfen: you may have to set the refresh rate if your monitor isn't reporting right for the driver to load.
[22:09] <brjann> !info wireshark | gajan
[22:09] <Typos_King> knasto:   are you trying to connect from the a console session?
[22:09] <guest10101010101> I DO NOT OWN ANOTHER KEYBOARD
[22:10] <mikeneedsHelp> hello, when trying to copy a dvd with k3b it says i need growsfs but I have it installed already, seems like this bug and I am running k3b 1.68. is there a way to run a new version ?
[22:10] <brjann> gajan: yep, there you go.
[22:10] <blakkheim> !op | guest10101010101
[22:10] <knasto> gustin, yes the encryption key still displays as off. Could it be because I have it set to "g only"? Should I change it to b/g?
[22:10] <guest10101010101> !OP | BLAKKHEIM
[22:10] <gajan> brjann : yeah, its getting installed now :)
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> guest10101010101: our names can be seen on the left of the text we type to you
[22:10] <guest10101010101> ANYONE WANNA SWAP PICS?
[22:10] <jpds> guest10101010101: Please stop.
[22:10] <goopen> guest10101010101: leave.
[22:11] <meatcar> guest10101010101: troll
[22:11] <gustin> guest is a troll, just ignore
[22:11] <Typos_King> .....he's got something stuck in his skull, it ain't the caps-lock though
[22:11] <mikeneedsHelp> can some one kick guest10101010101
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> guest10101010101: join #ubuntu-offtopic ,this channel is support ONLY
[22:11] <red> ignore <3
[22:11] <guest10101010101> HEY GUYS I AM A TROLL
[22:11] <Typos_King> tks
[22:11] <red> has left?
[22:11] <gustin> knasto: turn off everything extra on your AP, make sure that you don't have MAC filtering turned on, and perhaps don't limit it to 802.11g
[22:11] <esay> yes
[22:11] <nXhQXv2W> how do I burn dvd-r disks?
[22:12] <red> is that the way chanserv kicks :)
[22:12] <knasto> Typos_king, basically I screwed up my gnome dependencies or something in synaptic. So gustin is helping connect to the internet through the terminal in the recovery mode so I can reinstall gnome.
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> !burner | nxhqxv2w
[22:12] <mikeneedsHelp> nXhQXv2W:you can use k3b
[22:12] <knasto> gustin, ok ill try that
[22:12] <esay> k3b
[22:12] <Stoy> Gnomebaker
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> Gnomeburner :)
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> Baker sorry..
[22:12] <mikeneedsHelp> dose anyone here have the issue where k3b says it needs growfs and they already have it ?
[22:12] <jpds> red: No, I do.
[22:13] <Typos_King> knasto:   http://blog.tplus1.com/index.php/2008/06/13/how-to-connect-to-a-wireless-network-from-the-ubuntu-command-line/
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> Mikeneedshelp: is there a bug logged for it
[22:13] <uttom> hi
[22:13] <uttom> Is there any one who have used SEMTEX?
[22:14] <ivansmo> I have installed Dolphin and when I navigate thru filesystem it says all the time  "malformed URL"
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> !info semtex
[22:14] <mikeneedsHelp> ActionParsnip: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/k3b/+bug/455570 but it says its been fixed but when i try to update, it says its at the latest
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> Mikeneedshelp: is the version which fixes it on the repos?
[22:15] <gustin> knasto: also, we should make sure that network manager is not running: "sudo service network-manager stop"
[22:15] <uttom> http://users.monash.edu.au/~bburn/semtex.html
[22:15] <esay> hey guys is there anyone who noticed sound problem after updates on 9.10
[22:15] <q_> uttom, i`m using C4
[22:15] <mikeneedsHelp> ActionParsnip" it says its fixed in 1.69 alpha, and i have 1.68 and it says it wont upgrade
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> Mikeneedshelp: then find a ppa with 1.69
[22:16] <koe> guys i`m makeing a bootable usb drive with ubuntu with a fedora tool
[22:16] <koe> is the a better way ?
[22:16] <mikeneedsHelp> ActionParsnip: this is not my machine is that stable ?
[22:16] <lucas_> hello, where can i find xserver-xorg-video-intel-2.7? it used to be on my repos but cant find it after a reinstallation
[22:16] <koe> I mean I have a different menu ... that the usual ubuntu install ... :|
[22:16] <esay> hey guys is there anyone who confronted sound problem after updates on 9.10
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> Koe: as long as the data is put on the device its fine. There is no better or best way
[22:17] <koe> ok ...
[22:17] <uttom> can anyone help me to install semtex.....http://users.monash.edu.au/~bburn/semtex.html?
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> Mikeneedshelp: sure
[22:17] <HoOH> keloke
[22:17] <brjann> lucas_: it looks like it's just xserver-xorg-video-intel now, with no version number
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> Koe: I use the guide on pendrivelinux to use windows
[22:17] <ZykoticK9> esay, if you mean "no sound" it is/was VERY common - see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems/KarmicCaveats
[22:18] <lucas_> brjann, i know but -intel-2.7 works so much better than 2.9...
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> Mikeneedshelp: or you could change burning software
[22:18] <esay> ZykoticK9 thanks
[22:18] <uttom> :-(
[22:18] <Otousan> Karmic does not see my Dell 2130Cn Printer.  I have logged the USB ports and is shows up when disconnected and reconnected. Have tried CUPS and can manually add it using the URI from Juanty but does not print.  Anybody got something that might fix this?
[22:18] <dsdaniel> ronaldo
[22:18] <brjann> lucas_: ah, okay. sorry, I don't know any more than that :)
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: when its connected run: lsusb
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: you'll probably find its a rebadged lexmark
[22:19] <knasto> Typos_King: what you suggested involved running sudo dhclient wlan0 which still didnt work. as it says "No DHCPOFFERS received"
[22:19] <dsdaniel> migrei do windows pra o linux (biglinux) muito bom!!
[22:19] <knasto> gustin: ok let me try stopping the network manager
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: one line will identify the printer, websearch for the 8 character hex id to find guides
[22:19] <Typos_King> dsdaniel:   da wha!?
[22:20] <Otousan> Does not show up at all
[22:20] <knasto> gustin, I am getting the message "network-manager stop/waitering"
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: is it connected to a usb hub or direct to the pc. Use my nick too so your text highlights
[22:21] <gustin> knasto: good news and bad news.  THe bad news is that I have to go soon.  The good news is that what you want to do is more than doable.
[22:21] <Typos_King> knasto:   also mentions checking if there's an old pid process to be killed before retrying
[22:22] <Otousan> ActionParsnip: connected to usb
[22:22] <nXhQXv2W> in brasero It says "There is no recordable disk inserted." Ive got my blank DVD-R in there.
[22:22] <gustin> knasto: so, I am guessing that this is a laptop?  Do you have any kind of wifi indicator light?
[22:22] <infid> i'm trying to play dvds but its not working. ubuntu says libdvdread4 is already installed and it's saying that libdvdcss2 is not a package but referend to by another package. what should i do?
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: are you using a usb hub though?
[22:22] <knasto> gustin, it is a laptop and the wirless indifcator light is on
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> Infid: add the medibuntu repo and install libdvdcss2
[22:23] <ZykoticK9> infid, http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/enable-dvd-video-playback
[22:23] <Otousan> ActionParsnip>connected to USB
[22:23] <gustin> knasto: ok that is good.  does "iwconfig" by itself still show you as not-associated?
[22:23] <knasto> gustin, yes
[22:24] <gustin> knasto: what version of ubuntu?  9.10?
[22:24] <sarah93> wow you should check this http://bit.ly/bFi9I4
[22:24] <j0nr> even when turning off password protection on printer sharing on win7 machine, ubuntu keeps prompting for user/pass to print to the network printer attached to the win7 machine
[22:24] <quidnunc> Where can I find the post-install script of a package?
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: that doesn't answer. Using a usb hub and connecting directly to the system (no hub) are BOTH "connected to usb"
[22:24] <knasto> gustin, I can't believe you choose to do this everytime instead of just using the gui for it
[22:24] <quidnunc> (a package I just installed)
[22:24] <knasto> gustin, yes its 9.10
[22:24] <gajan> brjann: am using a ppp0 interface, hence no mac address to specify.. does wireshark work only with eth ?
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: are you using a hub?
[22:25] <knasto> gustin, its 9.10 64bit and the router is a netgear router
[22:25] <gustin> knasto: it was only 3 commands once I figured it out, and nm was very flakey to start.  TO be fair I created scripts for all the networks I wanted to connect to
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: sudo lshw | less ,may show the printer
[22:25] <knasto> gustin, any more ideas?
[22:26] <Otousan> ActionParsnip>Not that I know, printer is directly connected to machine.  Sorry,
[22:26] <mre__> I can't pick up a usb , in dmesg i get [34023.376920] FAT: bread failed in fat_clusters_flush?
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> Knasto: tried wicd ?
[22:26] <gustin> knasto: the hardest part was figuring out WPA from the CLI.  The upside is that I now know the wifi stack almost as well as the audio one
[22:26] <tliebeck> Why does update manager update google-chrome?....I didn't add a repo for it, but installed it as a .deb myself.
[22:26] <brjann> tliebeck: if i remember correctly, the chrome .deb actually installs a repository for itself
[22:26] <ZykoticK9> tliebeck, Google Chrome adds a google repo
[22:26] <MFen> ActionParsnip: ok! where do i set monitor refresh rate?
[22:26] <knasto> ActionParsnip, no, How do I try it?
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: cool. Try lshw. It may show what's what. Have you checked the dell site for drivers for linux
[22:27] <gajan> brjann: am using a ppp0 interface, hence no mac address to specify.. does wireshark work only with eth ?
[22:27] <gustin> knasto: ok, sometimes the wifi driver gets "stuck" for lack of a better term.  We are going to remove the module and then reinsert it
[22:27] <gustin> knasto: lsmod |grep 80211
[22:27] <tliebeck> cool, thanks, appreciate the info.
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> Mfen: you can add boot options to set stuff
[22:27] <gustin> knasto: you need network access to apt-get it
[22:27] <brjann> gajan: I have no idea, sorry :) I only know of wireshark, not much about using it.
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> Knasto: used wired lan or your install cd
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> Mfen: or try using the safe vga bootoption
[22:28] <gajan> brjann: no problem.. thank u
[22:28] <gustin> gajan: wireshark should work with any interface, just like tcpdump
[22:28] <knasto> ActionParsnip, the whole point of this is so I can reintall gnome through the terminal because I screwed it a dependency
[22:28] <tliebeck> and yep, there is most definitely a repo there :)
[22:28] <knasto> lol
[22:28] <gustin> gajan: you will need root privs, so either start wireshark with sudo or click on the menu option that says root
[22:29] <jub369> is this a place for getting help on ubuntu
[22:29] <knasto> gustin, so I am getting some messages now, after the grep thing
[22:29] <Otousan> ActionParsnip>spent over an hour with
[22:29] <sarah93> wow you should check this http://bit.ly/bFi9I4
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> Knasto: I see. Boot to live cd and you can chroot to the installed system and have web (provided you have access in the live cd)
[22:29] <gajan> gustin : yeah, just got that error ..
[22:29] <gustin> man do I hate url shortening
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: does lshw not show it?
[22:30] <brjann> !op | sarah93 linkspam
[22:30] <gajan> gustin : also in the interface if i specify interface as "ppp0", will that do ?
[22:30] <Otousan> ActionParsnip>Dell tech support but got nowhere.  Generic plc 6 xl driver is supposed to work.
[22:30] <goopen> oh that sarah is on #irssi too
[22:30] <gajan> gustin : or is there any other identifier (eg mac in case of eth)
[22:30] <gustin> knasto: the line that has lib80211, can you paste it here?
[22:30] <Otousan> ActionParsnip>that driver is install on machine.
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: does lshw not list the printer?
[22:31] <jub369> yo is this a place were i can get help on ubuntu
[22:31] <brjann> !hi | jub369
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> Jub369: indeed
[22:32] <knasto> gustin, what is easier? chrooting to my installation through a live cd or doing this?
[22:32] <Otousan> ActionParsnip>no
[22:32] <gustin> gajan: I have not used a PPP interface in quite some time.
[22:32] <jub369> phew ok my question is how can i make it so my windows PC's can remote desktop my ubuntu desktop
[22:32] <MFen> ActionParsnip: i'm not following. my video is fine.. i can even start compiz manually. it just isn't starting when the desktop comes up
[22:32] <gustin> knasto: probably chrooting through the live CD
[22:32] <gajan> gustin : running as root simply listed all avlabl interface.. thanks a lot
[22:33] <brjann> gajan: maybe this will help? http://wiki.wireshark.org/CaptureSetup/PPP
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> Jub369: there's vnc server as part of a standard install
[22:33] <gustin> knasto: for me it is the other way around, but I can connect via the CLI in seconds now
[22:33] <sad> pb de telechargement des codecs de lecture vidéo  une solution à proposer?
[22:33] <brjann> !fr | sad
[22:33] <jub369> ok but when i type in ip on windows it wont connect to my ubutnu
[22:33] <jub369> i want windows to ubuntu not other way around
[22:34] <gustin> jub369: you need to install one of the following: vnc, nx, xdmp  and then use the appropriate client on your windows machine to connect to the linux box
[22:34] <knasto> gustin what is cli?
[22:34] <gustin> knasto: command line interface
[22:35] <knasto> gustin, anyway here is this http://pastebin.com/0N7Cewca
[22:35] <sad> comment se conecter à ubuntu .fr
[22:35] <gustin> knasto: sorry about the gratuitous use of TLA (three line acronyms)
[22:35] <kla> !fr | sad
[22:35] <jub369> ty gustin
[22:35] <jevidl> jub369: System > Preferences> Remote Desktop Preferences
[22:35] <ZykoticK9> sad, "/join #ubuntu-fr"
[22:35] <knasto> gustin, lol its ok
[22:35] <Lantizia> Hey is GetDeb down for anyone else?
[22:35] <nXhQXv2W> gnomebaker "/dev/sr0: media is not recognized as recordable DVD: 0"
[22:35] <jevidl> jub369: you should just be able to enable it there, and then use a VNC Viewer in windows
[22:35] <gustin> jub369: I am remoted to my Linux box right now using Nomachine's nxserver/client
[22:35] <joaopinto> Lantizia, yes, it is
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> Jub369: install a vnc client on windows and off you go
[22:36] <jub369> well when i do the prefeences it only says local
[22:36] <jevidl> jub369: you can also do like gustin and use NoX. it works quite well also
[22:36] <gustin> jub369: I prefer NX to vnc because of the performance, especailly on the internet
[22:36] <knasto> gustin, so what do i do now
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> Jub369: do NOT use vnc over www without an ssh tunnel. Vnc has zero encryption so is not secure
[22:36] <Lantizia> joaopinto, thanks
[22:36] <ZykoticK9> Lantizia, not just you.  In future you might find http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com helpful
[22:37] <gustin> knasto: you are using the same driver as my laptop, this happens regularly to me,
[22:37] <jub369> alls i know is that i goto country to country and i would love to use the libary pc to connect home lol
[22:37] <gustin> knasto: sudo rmmod iwlagn && sudo modprobe iwlagn
[22:37] <knasto> wait, gustin it works now
[22:37] <Otousan> ActionParsnip>lshw does not list a printer...
[22:37] <gustin> knasto: really?
[22:37] <knasto> gustin, i dont know if it was the grepping or the b and g thing
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Jub369: you can use ssh and use x forwarding
[22:37] <knasto> gustin, like it diplays a access point
[22:37] <gustin> knasto: grep makes no changes, it only searches
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: weird
[22:38] <gustin> knasto: ok, almost there
[22:38] <kla> jub369, depends on your usage, but 'ssh -X user@home' should do it
[22:38] <gustin> knasto: make sure there are no dhcpclients running "sudo ps axf |grep dhclient3"
[22:38] <knasto> gustin, so how do I actually connect now
[22:38] <knasto> ?
[22:38] <A1> My graphic card isnt working as it should, it worked fine earlier to day. I cant activate the drivers it seems
[22:38] <Lantizia> is there a due date set (in april I guess) for 10.04 ?
[22:38] <jub369> i lost whats easyiest to install
[22:38] <jub369> and run
[22:38] <gustin> knasto: actually "sudo killall dhclient3" works well
[22:38] <jevidl> jub369: You can try X forwarding, but if you are doing this over the internet you will probably want to look at NoX. It will require software that's not built in but it will probably give you better performance over slow links
[22:39] <ZykoticK9> Lantizia, http://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidReleaseSchedule
[22:39] <gustin> knasto: then type "sudo dhclient wlan0"
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> Jub369: you'll get a secure connection and can launch your gui apps and they will display on the local pc but be running on the server. You will need xming and putty
[22:39] <kla> jub369, or if you need to just transfer files, try sshfs for example
[22:39] <ZykoticK9> Lantizia, 61 days from today
[22:39] <gustin> for just file transfer, winscp work well over ssh
[22:39] <jub369> i need to control
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> Jub369: what's easy for one is hard for others and vice versa
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> !vnc | jub369
[22:40] <knasto> gustin, it says dhclient3: no process found
[22:40] <gustin> jub369: nomachine.com is where you can download NX from, it is free as in beer
[22:40] <Lantizia> ZykoticK9, given it's an LTS release... is it more likely to be a stabilised 9.10 than something "cutting edge"
[22:40] <gustin> knasto: ok good, then type "sudo dhclient3 wlan0"
[22:40] <jub369> ok thanks
[22:40] <ZykoticK9> Lantizia, #ubuntu+1 is channel for Lucid discussions.  I personally view 9.10 as the pre-beta for 10.04
[22:41] <jub369> is nomachine for linux or windows
[22:41] <knasto> gustin, yes it works
[22:41] <gustin> knasto: awesome
[22:41] <Lantizia> jub369, the server is for unix
[22:41] <Otousan> ActionParsnip>usblp0: USB Bidirectional printer dev 7 if 0 alt 0 proto 2 vid 0x413C pid 0x5514 was the response when I logged the usb ports and disconnected and reconnected the print using tail -f /var/log/messages
[22:41] <jub369> is this same as debian
[22:41] <gustin> knasto: it takes a while the first  time you do it, but once you figure it all out it much easier and faster than what happened to us today
[22:41] <jub369> cause i use to debian
[22:41] <knasto> gustin, ok thanks so now i can run something like sudo apt-get install gnome rigtht?
[22:42] <Lantizia> jub369, the client is for practically anything
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: websearch that see what you find
[22:42] <gustin> knasto: though now that network manager does not suck so much, I just use 90% of the time now
[22:42] <kla> Lantizia, this belongs in lucid chan, but a lot of packages have been updated recently, infrastructure and user visiable changes
[22:42] <jub369> ok thanks
[22:42] <gustin> knasto: yes, "sudo aptitude update" first
[22:42] <gustin> knasto: you probably want "sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop"
[22:42] <Otousan> ActionParsnip>been there for two days and found nothing that has worked.
[22:43] <Lantizia> kla, I've been considering if I should use 9.10, 8.04 (for stability) or wait for 10.04
[22:43] <duffydack> Lantizia, you might as well wait, now its this close
[22:43] <Lantizia> duffydack, and just upgrade from 9.10?
[22:43] <gustin> Lantizia: 8.04 is getting a little too old.  The driver support is no where near as good as 9.10
[22:43] <kla> Lantizia, I'd say wait as well
[22:43] <knasto> gustin, aptget isnt working becaue of dependenices so i used aptitude
[22:44] <Otousan> ActionParsnip>thanks for your interest in helping me.
[22:44] <gustin> knasto: I use aptitude out of preference.  A friend of mine converted me years ago, I don't even think about anymore
[22:44] <knasto> gustin, i hope i wont lose any data doing this
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: not sure then. Maybe you'll find guides using the printer model.
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: I buy hp. Hp loves linux :)
[22:45] <knasto> gustin, becuase it removed all my gnome panels and gnome programs and reinstall them
[22:45] <gustin> knasto: no user data.  Even if your machine no longer boots, the data should be safe as long as the hard drive is not physically dying or you have not overwritten the data
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> Knasto: make sure your backups are recent then :)
[22:45] <kla> Otousan, I will NEVER buy Canon again.
[22:45] <MatBoy> ahh ! stupid rs232 modem !
[22:45] <MatBoy> Canon is good
[22:45] <gustin> knasto: most of the variables are stored in your home directory, and those get left behind unless you use the purge option
[22:46] <kla> MatBoy, not their driver..
[22:46] <knasto> gustin, actionparsnip, done thanks for the help guys. im going to try restarting now and hopefull itll work
[22:46] <MatBoy> kla: automaticly recognized here and working damn well
[22:46] <gustin> knasto: your user data (like documents, photos etc) do not get deleted, even with the purge option
[22:46] <gustin> knasto: best of luck
[22:46] <LincoN^> gzip: stdin: unexpected end of file
[22:46] <LincoN^> tar: Child returned status 1
[22:46] <LincoN^> tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors
[22:46] <LincoN^>  ? why does it say so (sorry for the "enters")
[22:47] <FloodBot2> LincoN^: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:47] <kla> MatBoy, it recognizes and works all right, their proprietary driver for my printer is worthless though, there's the $$ option with TurboPrint or I'm just stuck with Gutenprint and whatever
[22:47] <MatBoy> this is stupid, I can't get a dynalink modem to work which always did before
[22:47] <gustin> LincoN^: it looks like the file is corrupt
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> Lincon^: is that during extraction?
[22:47] <knasto> gustin, its a miracle. it works now. ive been using windows 7 for over a month! im back to ubuntu finally
[22:47] <LincoN^> yeah
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> Matbay: run lsusb;lspci ,and websearch the line identifying the device
[22:48] <gustin> knasto: I have both at home.  Windows 7 just plays games, and runs nxclient and putty :)
[22:48] <LincoN^> ActionParsnip, yes it is under extraction
[22:48] <MatBoy> I wonder why there are so less docs about dynalink and rs232
[22:48] <gustin> knasto: probably cheaper if I just bought a playstation or xbox
[22:48] <Otousan> ActionParsnip> tried that too...Have HP on another machine.  What is wierd is that Jaunty(9.04) cups sees the printer and installs it fine, however I lost internet, so reloaded karmic.
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> Lincon^: then looks like its corrupt. Have you veried the data?
[22:48] <comutamike> hi - I'm trying to package some files.  I've got a .changes.sources file, but I don't know how to actually build the  deb file - Anyone got any ideas?
[22:49] <kla> comutamike, quick and dirty: dpkg-deb -b
[22:49] <knasto> gustin, i am dual booting both too. but i rarely use windows7
[22:49] <LincoN^> ActionParsnip, veried?
[22:49] <gustin> knasto: well I have to leave now, glad we got it working
[22:49] <OerHeks> !build
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> Otousan: try booting to live jaunty cd and setuop the printer in the live environment. Then see what needs doing in karmic
[22:49] <comutamike> kla : Cool - I'll give it a try
[22:49] <gustin> knasto: I don't really believe in dual booting, which is why I have seperate machines
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> Lincon^: md5 test if a hash is available
[22:49] <arand> comutamike: have you used "debuild -S" ?
[22:49] <tdg911> anyone here can lend a hand with locale settings?  im running server 9.10 x86
[22:50] <LincoN^> ActionParsnip, i just started using ubuntu, but what do you mean with md5 test?
[22:50] <arand> !md5 | LincoN^
[22:50] <gustin> knasto: since all I do is play time wasting games, I am considering ditching win7.  I have to support windows at work but I don't need it personally anymoe
[22:50] <knasto> gustin, lol i see. anyway, the reason it took so long to find the problem is that i thought it was a xorg issue (because the screen kept flickering really weird) but then i realized it was because i "completely removed' a bunch of stuff like evolution etc
[22:50] <LinuxGuy2009> My Dell Mini 10v netbook headphone jack works perfectly under 8.04.4 LTS, but the onboard speakers do not. Any logic in that?
[22:50] <gustin> knasto: I even gave my copy of cubase to a friend now that I do everything I want under linux
[22:50] <Otousan> ActionParsnip>thank you, again. bye
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> Lincon^: you can calculate a code based on the data and compare it to the md5 hash on the site you downloaded from
[22:51] <knasto> gustin, why dont you believe in dual booting?
[22:51] <nXhQXv2W> How do i force a blank dvd to showup in burning software?
[22:51] <gustin> knasto: I have borked my machine so many times over the years... I still screw up
[22:51] <LincoN^> so i check if there has been any errors while DLing or what?
[22:51] <knasto> gusitn, good point
[22:52] <knasto> gustin, well anyway i have to go now. thanks for the help again
[22:52] <ActionParsnip> Lincon^: if there's one on the site, use it. If not then redownload the data
[22:52] <gustin> knasto: with virtualbox/xen/vmware etc.  on the rare occasions that I need two OSs on a single piece of hardware, virtualization works for me
[22:52] <arand> LincoN^: yes, to check the file you have is exatcly that which the server has
[22:52] <LincoN^> it is 0 byte file so it must be corrupt
[22:52] <gustin> knasto: most of the time dual boot wastes more time than it saves,
[22:52] <ActionParsnip> Lincon^: sounds it
[22:52] <gustin> knasto: again this is for me.  I am not suggesting that everone abandon it, it is just not useful to me
[22:53] <LincoN^> it was just a python script so it doesnt really matter but i just wanna check so i know :)
[22:53] <s4z3n> whats a good way to get rid of the netbook launcher
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> Lincon^: this is why data checks are good. For iso downloads too
[22:53] <gnugi> How can I revert all GNOME setting to be equal as GNOME-failsafe?
[22:53] <scott_ino2> hello, can't get x to start after trying to install fglrx driver, changed it back to "radeon" in xorg but no go
[22:53] <LincoN^> so i just run an data check b4 i DL file or what?
[22:53] <red> s4z3n: sudo apt-get remove netbook-launcher
[22:54] <LincoN^> or b4 i extract?
[22:54] <kla> scott_ino2, uninstall fglrx
[22:54] <red> iirc
[22:54] <s4z3n> sweet thanks
[22:54] <claws_> hey all
[22:54] <red> im not 100% sure
[22:54] <ActionParsnip> Gnugi: rename all gnome hidden folders in your home dir
[22:54] <red> you can google for the package name
[22:54] <claws_> need a litle help here installing themes
[22:54] <scott_ino2> kla, how do i do this from command line?
[22:54] <jwage> I am getting this error when restarting apache: "Apache is running a threaded MPM, but your PHP Module is not compiled to be threadsafe.  You need to recompile PHP.". I don't want to need apache to be running a threaded MPM. How can I remove this or disable it?
[22:54] <gnugi> how do I kno which are gnome?
[22:54] <arand> LincoN^: follow the !md5 factoid link for how-to.
[22:54] <kla> scott_ino2, I think the uninstaller is somewhere under /opt/amd or /etc/amd or /etc/ati or something like that, it's called fglrx-uninstall if memory serves right
[22:54] <gnugi> What about deletin them?
[22:54] <infid> if i want launch a gui app once every 30 minutes is cron the best tool for the job?
[22:54] <red> jwage: you dont want to run php at all?
[22:55] <kla> !fglrx | scott_ino2: perhaps this would help
[22:55] <jwage> no, I don't care that apache is threaded
[22:55] <tdg911> I have a shell script that I am pulling out the byte size to compare against a set variable.  when running via cl the script works fine but when running from cron its printing the 4th column instead of the 5th column.  I'm using ls and awk to pull this information.  Is something wrong with my locale setting that is causing this?
[22:55] <ActionParsnip> !best | Infid
[22:55] <Pirate_Hunter> My TP-Link 300Mbps wireless pci adapter (TL-WN951N) doesn't give me 100% signal, it is mostly at 60-70% signal which I find weird since the rooter is in the same room. Also it often drops to 38% signal which should never happen. Can anyone tell me if I have to load any specific drivers for it to work properly?
[22:55] <scott_ino2> kla, ok sounds good i'll check it out...
[22:55] <scott_ino2> kla, and see if it's in there...
[22:55] <jwage> red: I did something that changed this and now I am getting this error. I just want to disable or uninstall it
[22:55] <infid> ActionParsnip: well by 'best' i mean the right tool for the job, no where near trying to start a 'best' war
[22:55] <red> reinstall apache and php?
[22:55] <ActionParsnip> Gnugi: stuff like .gnome2 .gnome etc etc
[22:56] <brjann> Pirate_Hunter: it's more likely that the channel your wifi network uses is noisy. maybe other wireless networks near you are on the same channel?
[22:56] <jwage> red:  it says "Apache is running a threaded MPM" I am not sure how to make apache not to run a threaded MPM
[22:56] <red> can't help you sorry :/
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> Infid: cron is one option for the job
[22:56] <knasto> gustin, yea im going to try virtualbox. im just not sure how well itll run on my laptop
[22:57] <Pirate_Hunter> brjann, in the home that is the only wifi and I dont think the neighbours would cause that much noise considering the poor signal they have from me
[22:57] <Pirate_Hunter> brjann, however, how can I improve the signal?
[22:57] <infid> ActionParsnip: i know it's an option but it is even even a decent option? i know cron can't even run gui apps without forcing it to use the DISPLAY variable. and what other options in linux are there?
[22:58] <knasto> knasto, i bet probably xp would run better in virtualbox than 7
[22:58] <knasto> gustin, i bet probably xp would run better in virtualbox than 7
[22:58] <brjann> Pirate_Hunter: through the access point's administration interface, you should be able to choose a different channel.
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> Infid: at is another option but could get messy. Hunt around. I'd use cron personally but there is no best
[22:59] <nXhQXv2W> Oh im a dummy... No DVD burning for me. Its a CD burner DVD reader combo
[22:59] <kla> nXhQXv2W, ouch
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> Nxhqxv2w: d'oh
[22:59] <brjann> Pirate_Hunter: usually, the default on most access points is 6, so you might try channel 1 or 11.
[22:59] <claws_> cmon guys....dont let all the help flood in
[22:59] <claws_> need help installing themes
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> Claws_: right click desktop>change wallpaper
[23:00] <Berzerker> claws_, dowlnoad the tgz, Settings > Preferences > Apperance > Install > voila
[23:00] <kla> !theme | claws_
[23:00] <Pirate_Hunter> brjann, i dont use the default im on 11 so I should just do a test until I find the best channel for me
[23:00] <claws_> gr8 tnx
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> Claws_: click the leftmost tab then click install. Select the archive you downloaded
[23:01] <duncanidaho1> How do I protect my laptop when I connect to a public hotspot wifi?
[23:01] <redIago> hey guys my sound and mic dont exist according to ubuntu, any idea how to fix that?
[23:01] <gnugi> I deleted all .gnome files, all is same
[23:01] <syn-ack> duncanidaho1: install ufw
[23:01] <brjann> Pirate_Hunter: yeah, you might try a few others just to see if they help.
[23:01] <syn-ack> duncanidaho1: it's a configurable firewall.
[23:02] <syn-ack> duncanidaho1: rather, install gufw
[23:02] <brjann> Pirate_Hunter: beware that when you change the channel, your AP will probably have to reboot and you'll lose connectivity for a few moments.
[23:02] <duncanidaho1> ok I have that and the gui to use it
[23:02] <syn-ack> duncanidaho1: read the documentation and enjoy
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> Gnugi: there are others in there too to delete like those gnome ones. Any that smell of gnome, delete them
[23:03] <Pirate_Hunter> brjann, hmmm no problem will experiment with that hopefully I should get an improvement
[23:03] <duncanidaho1> alirght.  Thanks
[23:03] <brjann> Pirate_Hunter: good luck :)
[23:03] <gnugi> I deleted all. It is same
[23:03] <gnugi> Here is the thing. I tried Ubuntu Netbook remix, removed it, and now all windows in GNOME are full screan without titlebars. When I unmaximize them, still no titlebars. I want to return back to default
[23:04] <redIago> my sound and mic dont exist in ubuntu. any idea how to fix this
[23:04] <Pirate_Hunter> brjann, thnx
[23:05] <alex_1> hi , how do I tell iptables to block the whole ip addr. range starting from 77.0.0.0 ? is it -s 77.0.0.0/something? thanks.
[23:06] <gdiz> hello everyone, I have some documents that I printed via CUPS to an ubuntu box.  Does CUPS or ubuntu itself keep a record of the actual documents printed anywhere?  If so, is there a way I can purge them?
[23:07] <garic> hey does anyone know how to define server port on xchat?
[23:08] <claptrap> Soooo
[23:08] <duncanidaho1> The ufw is enough on its own... I don't need a proxy or VPN?
[23:08] <claptrap> garic: You should be able to connect with, for example, /server irc.freenode.net:6667
[23:08] <riwa> I'm reading the end of Xorg.5.log and it says: Fatal server error: No screens found.
[23:08] <claptrap> That's pretty much universal format AFAIK.
[23:09] <claptrap> So, is the the right place to pop into for help with WINE?
[23:09] <Typos_King> garic:     see ^,   also the way you do it, you Edit the server entry in the server list
[23:09] <kla> claptrap, #winehq
[23:09] <garic> claptrap, im trying to connect to server with ssl, how would i do it with the //server command?
[23:09] <duncanidaho1> @syn-ack ufw is enough its own... I don't need a proxy or VPN?
[23:09] <claptrap> Ah ha. Thankee.
[23:09] <claptrap> garic: Can't help ya that far. ;D Haven't messed with IRC in YEARS.
[23:09] <claptrap> Sorry.
[23:09] <garic> Typos_King, ive been there and tried to add servername:6697
[23:10] <kla> garic, Xchat->Network List->Edit->use SSL
[23:10] <czarny_> czesc
[23:10] <garic> kla i got that and it attempts to use 9999 by default.
[23:10] <rmatte> ok, I'm here out of desparation, I just spent the last hour trying to get my 9.10 install to automount my USB memory stick (it used to work back in 9.04).  I've combed through about 20 different forums and tried all sorts of suggested fixes.  Nothing has worked.  Does anyone know how to fix this?
[23:11] <kla> !cz | czarny_
[23:11] <seyacat> Hi ubutu
[23:11] <JoelJ> has anyone had a problem with VirtualBox seamless mode eating your Ubuntu Host's notifications?
[23:11] <Typos_King> rmatte:    does it get any power from the usb port?
[23:12] <mpower> #channel radeonhd
[23:12] <kla> garic, yes you can define a port to use in the list on top
[23:12] <JoelJ> I have a Karmic host, and when I have VirtualBox running in seamless mode, I don't get any notifications from pidgin, rhythmbox, etc
[23:12] <mpower> #radeonhd
[23:12] <seyacat> How can i install ubuntu from mi current ubuntu. But other partition or hard drive
[23:12] <rmatte> Typos_King: If I do gnome-mount -vbd /dev/sdc1 it mounts fine
[23:12] <rmatte> Typos_King: it's just not mounting automatically when the key is plugged in
[23:12] <kla> mpower, '/join #radeonhd' is the command you're looking for
[23:12] <gnugi> I deleted gnome files and here is how my desktop looks now http://i48.tinypic.com/2aiiydx.png
[23:13] <Typos_King> seyacat:  you mean, you want to 'migrate' your ubuntu installation to another hardware?
[23:13] <mpower> #quit
[23:13] <gnugi> I want gnome back
[23:13] <seyacat> No same distribution. Only new install
[23:14] <Typos_King> rmatte:..... ahe.... that's done with a running deamon in gnome..... can't recall the service, I gather is not running in your system right now
[23:14] <rmatte> seyacat: obviously just run the installer and select that drive as the installation destination
[23:14] <garic> kla, sorry im actually using gnome-xchat not the other one.
[23:14] <Typos_King> rmatte:   check your bootup services
[23:14] <rmatte> Typos_King: you mean hal and udev?
[23:14] <seyacat> Yes . What is the istalator package please
[23:14] <kla> garic, ah
[23:14] <garic> my bad should be more clear, sorry
[23:14] <Typos_King> rmatte:    might be hal in combination with other
[23:15] <kla> seyacat, maybe the package 'ubiquity' is what you're looking for. Can't be certain
[23:15] <rmatte> Typos_King: hal is running, udev is running
[23:15] <seyacat> Ubiquity ty so much
[23:15] <Typos_King> seyacat:    .... ahemm    can't boot from a usb/cd?
[23:15] <seyacat> I dont have cd . Only ubuntu pendrive..no live
[23:16] <usuario_> ola
[23:16] <sativa> I have VERY limited memory and bandwidth. I use a perl script in the teriminal that uses a lot of both. I need to run a multitude of the script and I was wondering if it would be more efficent to do so in separate tabs or separate windows
[23:16] <usuario_> me  llamo   yumara  y tu
[23:16] <lotus> I want to grab a .deb from a repository so I can move it to another computer to get networking working
[23:16] <litropy> Hi, all: numberoflines=$(wc -l file.txt) works, yet numberoflines=$($(wc -l file.txt)-1) returns "command not found." I must have a syntax error somewhere.
[23:16] <kla> Well it's sometimes useful to have a desktop you can perform installs from on the fly and as the mood strikes
[23:16] <Steppzor> hi guy's.. can some one help me with a problem? I installed Ubuntu with the Windows Ubuntu installer.. and well.. when i try to boot to ubuntu and it just gives me the GNU GRUB with command promt..
[23:17] <kla> !es | usuario_
[23:17] <gurru> HI
[23:17] <Typos_King> seyacat:      iirc. the live-cd provides an option to make a live-usb too, meaning, it has an optino to 'make startup usb'
[23:17] <usuario_> ola  me3  llamo  yumara
[23:17] <claptrap> Is there any way to get winsock working on Ubuntu?
[23:17] <usuario_> ola
[23:17] <kla> Steppzor, no menu? What's GRUB version?
[23:17] <gaston_> que tal
[23:17] <usuario_> ola
[23:17] <airtonix> usuario_, no
[23:17] <Steppzor> Version 1.97 beta4
[23:17] <usuario_> º
[23:17] <seyacat> i dont have live
[23:18] <airtonix> !es | usuario_
[23:18] <gaston_> mma21mama
[23:18] <rmatte> Typos_King: my services seem fine, any other ideas?
[23:18] <kla> !es | usuario_ & gaston_ : por favor solo ingles aqui gracias :-)
[23:18] <garic> any1 know how to connect to ssl enabled irc server through port 6697 and not port 9999 on xchat-gnome?
[23:18] <gaston_> mama21mama
[23:18] <sativa> I have VERY limited memory and bandwidth. I use a perl script in the teriminal that uses a lot of both. I need to run a multitude of the script and I was wondering if it would be more efficent to do so in separate tabs or separate windows
[23:18] <rmatte> sativa: It shouldn't make a difference either way
[23:19] <kla> Steppzor, maybe this is what you're looking for, http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/bootinfoscript/index.php?title=Boot_Problems:Wubi_9.10
[23:19] <seyacat> I try with ubiquity ty so much . Ill back later
[23:19] <duncanidaho1> in ufw what is the difference between reject and deny?
[23:19] <rmatte> sativa: tabs and windows are just visual organizers, it's not going to change the amount of memory that your apps are using
[23:19] <redIago> @garic at the first window you see when starting xchat it will show you a window with a list of servers click on the one you want and click edit
[23:19] <redIago> you will see port options
[23:20] <sativa> What happens if you go over your limit on memory?
[23:20] <Steppzor> thanx kla.. i'll try that
[23:20] <redIago> @garic or you can go to file > network list and do the same thing
[23:20] <gaston_> lorena
[23:20] <rmatte> sativa: it starts to use swap space and your system slows down
[23:20] <rmatte> sativa: if all memory and swap gets eaten up, the system will eventually crash
[23:21] <garic> redIago, on file i have connect..., file transfers and quit
[23:21] <sativa> rmatte does this have any permident affect on the computer?
[23:21] <redIago> for xchat?
[23:21] <rmatte> sativa: no, it's impossible for software to damage hardware components these days
[23:21] <riwa> How would I reverse all my drivers to default? Can I somehow insert the disk and "only install graphics drivers" without modifiying the rest of the system?
[23:21] <redIago> ah sorry, click xchat > network list
[23:21] <garic> redIago, I have checked edit-> preferences -> network -> chose entwork -> edit and there was no port option.
[23:22] <rmatte> sativa: you may end up with some filesystem corruption if a crash occurs, but generally that can be corrected with fsck
[23:22] <garic> redIago, nope im using xchat-gnome not xchat
[23:22] <sativa> rmatte thanks
[23:22] <redIago> ah my bad
[23:22] <rmatte> sativa: np
[23:23] <redIago> anyone know how to get an intel hda sound card to work on ubuntu?
[23:23] <rmatte> so no one has any idea why I can go a gnome-mount -vbd /dev/sdc1 and see my usb key in nautilus, hal and udev are running, gnome-volume-manager is installed, automount is enabled in nautilus, but my automount is not working...?
[23:23] <kla> !sound | redIago
[23:23] <redIago> thanks
[23:24] <rmatte> s/go/do
[23:24] <Steppzor> Thanx again kla.. it worked :D
[23:24] <Typos_King> rmatte:    see if you can install/reinstall the package ubsmount,   which might be what gnome uses
[23:24] <kla> Steppzor, you're welcome. Glad it did :-)
[23:25] <seanbrystone> how would i get the Deskbar applet like Debian has? i dont see it in repos
[23:25] <lightpro69> Всем дарово
[23:25] <lightpro69> есть русские?
[23:25] <kla> !ru | lightpro69
[23:25] <lightpro69> thank you
[23:25] <trism> !info deskbar-applet | seanbrystone
[23:25] <garic> ok i found answer to my question had to use example.com/6697 instead of example.com:6697
[23:25] <rmatte> Typos_King: already tried that package and according to the package's home page, it doesn't do anything UI related
[23:26] <rmatte> but even with the package installed it didn't automount my drive
[23:26] <pfred1> does anyone know how I can fix this?   libgtk2.0-dev: Depends: libgtk2.0-0 (= 2.18.3-1) but 2.18.3-1ubuntu2 is to be installed
[23:26] <kla> garic, that's the same for xchat proper fyi
[23:26] <jumar> rmatte: try another package called pmount, if nothing works i use that from terminal
[23:27] <rmatte> jumar: I installed pmount
[23:27] <Typos_King> rmatte:    what about gnome-volume-manager package?
[23:27] <jumar> pmount mounts really problematic fat32 and ntfs keys too, udf systems that xubuntu doesnt handle right via thunar, might work with nautilus too
[23:27] <seanbrystone> trism, ok many thanks, some reason sudo apt-get install deskbar(Tab) (Tab) (tab) didnt show "deskbar-applet" or "deskbar"
[23:27] <pfred1> rmatte back in the bad old days I used to have aliases to popular mount commands i always used
[23:27] <jumar> rmatte: tried it in terminal?
[23:28] <kla> pfred1, heheh
[23:28] <hiexpo> hello all
[23:28] <garic> ah ok thx kla
[23:28] <rmatte> Typos_King: gnome-volume-manager is installed, I stated that previously, didn't help at all
[23:28] <Typos_King> rmatte or gnome-mount assuming something might be off with it
[23:28] <pfred1> kla hey they were handy!
[23:28] <rmatte> gnome-mount works
[23:28] <rmatte> it just doesn't work automatically
[23:28] <rmatte> when I plug the drive in it used to automount in 9.04
[23:28] <rmatte> since the upgrade to 9.10 it's been messed up
[23:29] <jumar> rmatte: that too happens with me with dvds and usbs, but pfred suggestion is good
[23:29] <Typos_King> rmatte:   ohhh.... it does mount on GUI, you just want it automounted from bootup
[23:29] <kla> pfred1, no shame in that. I have aliases for configure commands..
[23:29] <pfred1> kla I'm getting hosed getting my system up to building a package right now
[23:29] <rmatte> Typos_King: no, it ONLY mounts on UI if I manually run gnome-mount
[23:29] <jumar> rmatte: i'll run a little search, be back in a few minutes whether theres a solution
[23:29] <pfred1> kla   libgtk2.0-dev: Depends: libgtk2.0-0 (= 2.18.3-1) but 2.18.3-1ubuntu2 is to be installed
[23:30] <rmatte> Typos_King: I want it to automatically mount and show in UI right when I plug the USB key in to the system
[23:30] <rmatte> like it used to do
[23:30] <pfred1> kla makes me want to reach for some Slackware floppies!
[23:30] <hiexpo> rmatte, what is it that don't auto mount?
[23:30] <kla> pfred1, :-)
[23:30] <rmatte> I use my USB key a lot, and having to type gnome-mount /dev/sdc1 each time I want to use it is a pain
[23:30] <rmatte> it's a usb data stick/key/storage device
[23:30] <rmatte> whatever you want to call it
[23:31] <pfred1> rmatte it works here
[23:31] <hiexpo> oh ok cause i know my ext hd and cds mount here auto on gnome
[23:31] <Steppzor> i was wondering if there exist any broadcast software for ubuntu too create a tv channel for network streaming with playlist and epg and so on?
[23:31] <zhora_> ubottu, redIago: ALSA it's not all for solved you problem... You most correct install pulse audio server ....
[23:31] <rmatte> pfred1: you're running a clean 9.10 install I assume then, no upgrade?
[23:32] <pfred1> rmatte I just ran a sudo apt-get update
[23:32] <rmatte> actually, now that I think of it, automounting doesn't work on my computer at work either, and it's also running ubuntu 9.10 (clean install of it)
[23:32] <rmatte> so I don't know what they screwed up in 9.10 to make it not work anymore
[23:32] <pfred1> rmatte I have 9.10
[23:32] <hiexpo> thats weird cause mine auto mounts
[23:33] <jumar> rmatte: maybe this works - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1306577&highlight=automount+-working
[23:33] <jumar> reinstalling gnomw-volume-manager
[23:33] <Rowan1> hi
[23:33] <Typos_King> yeah... it has to be the deamon....
[23:33] <Typos_King> daemon rather
[23:33] <kla> maybe automounting requires some group membership the update forgot to add for existing users..
[23:33] <pfred1> no one uses the libgtk2.0-dev package in 9.10 here?
[23:34] <Rowan1> how do i chat on Xfire???????
[23:34] <rmatte> jumar: already did that
[23:34] <Rowan1> >:o
[23:34] <antivirt1l> hello all
[23:34] <rmatte> kla: actually, that's one thing I haven't checked... I'll check right now
[23:34] <kla> rmatte, tried with a fresh user account?
[23:34] <garic> does ngircd accept .crt and .key files for ssl cert and key files?
[23:34] <kla> rmatte, ok
[23:34] <gigakami> Hi I'm trying to create a squashfs filesystem it keeps hangings around 11 percent.
[23:34] <antivirt1l> how can i make a TRM file, what runs my commands inmediatly ?
[23:34] <Typos_King> pfred1   why? hhehe
[23:34] <oz2012> sal allllllllllll
[23:35] <pfred1> Typos_King   libgtk2.0-dev: Depends: libgtk2.0-0 (= 2.18.3-1) but 2.18.3-1ubuntu2 is to be installed
[23:35] <kla> !hi | antivirt1l
[23:35] <Typos_King> pfred1  need it? or something
[23:35] <pfred1> Typos_King it'd be nice
[23:35] <jumar> sorry, that was my only shot, test it with pcman filemanager if nautilus is not the only option
[23:35] <bliffle> beep
[23:35] <rmatte> the only group that seems to make sense is plugdev
[23:35] <antivirt1l> how can i make a TRM file, what runs my commands inmediatly ?
[23:35] <rmatte> and I'm already in that group
[23:35] <donvito> skype is avaiable on ubuntu karmic koala?
[23:35] <pfred1> jumar I could install the old stale version I can get with the package manager but I'd like to build the latest to try out on my system
[23:36] <kla> antivirt1l, what's a TRM file, and what do you mean by runs your commands immediately?
[23:36] <antivirt1l> donvito: go to skype.com, then select LINUX, and then download it :) only 2.x
[23:36] <donvito> webcam is working on ubuntu right?
[23:36] <rmatte> yeh, plugdev is the group, so I'm in the right group, so that's not causing the issue
[23:36] <rmatte> running out of ideas here
[23:37] <antivirt1l> kla, do you know windows file: .bat ?
[23:37] <bun_bun> ACPI-OFF ---- How do I add acpi=off to the boot process? I have a Toshiba L505 and it hangs on boot
[23:37] <Typos_King> pfred1 .... so.... which lib do you need?
[23:37] <Slart> antivirt1l: TRM file?
[23:37] <jumar> pfred1, ok, the sole other thing i found on another forum that this a hal issue
[23:37] <antivirt1l> in windows: .bat :)
[23:37] <pfred1> Typos_King the dev package for gtk+ so I can build against it
[23:37] <donvito> webcam is working on ubuntu right?
[23:37] <Slart> antivirt1l: never heard of a trm file.. there are shell scripts though.. that sounds almost like what you're looking for
[23:37] <pfred1> Typos_King sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev fails with the message:   libgtk2.0-dev: Depends: libgtk2.0-0 (= 2.18.3-1) but 2.18.3-1ubuntu2 is to be installed
[23:37] <kla> rmatte, I have supplementary groups: groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),46(plugdev),104(lpadmin),115(admin),121(sambashare) and my systems auto-mounts fine, though it's a lucid iinstall
[23:38] <Typos_King> bun_bun:      in the Grub label/menu entry, press 'e' to edit, go to the line with the linux image usually says 'quiet no-splash'   and add acpi=off or noapic
[23:38] <antivirt1l> if I make a text file, for example: asd.bat, what contains: ping /t ubuntu.com
[23:38] <antivirt1l> for example
[23:38] <rmatte> kla:
[23:38] <rmatte> raw@nemesis:~$ groups
[23:38] <rmatte> raw adm dialout voice cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev games users fuse lpadmin admin sambashare vboxusers
[23:38] <antivirt1l> :)
[23:38] <pfred1> Typos_King which is obviously a tremendious screw up on the part of Ubuntu
[23:38] <antivirt1l> how can i do it here ?
[23:38] <rmatte> looks about the same
[23:38] <brjann> Typos_King: acpi=off and noapic aren't the same thing
[23:38] <Slart> antivirt1l: I would call that a shell script
[23:38] <bun_bun> Typos_King: thank you. Does this work after a full install?
[23:38] <donvito> webcam is working on ubuntu right?
[23:38] <donvito> webcam is working on ubuntu right?
[23:38] <antivirt1l> ok, I google it
[23:38] <hiexpo> sudo apt-get install skype
[23:39] <donvito> what about the webcam???
[23:39] <Typos_King> pfred1   sounds the package you're installing needs older version than the one you already have installed.... meaning adding it will just create a lib conflict, if it does at all
[23:39] <Slart> antivirt1l: those work the same as the windows bat files.. you write commands.. one per line.. they get executed just like if you typed them yourself
[23:39] <Slart> donvito: some do.. some don't
[23:39] <Typos_King> bun_bun.... ohh this is from the live-cd menu?
[23:39] <Slart> !webcam | donvito
[23:39] <pfred1> Typos_King no I don't have the dev package installed on my system at all
[23:40] <jumar> rmatte: tried to stop and start udev?
[23:40] <bun_bun> Typos_King - no I have already installed. I just tried the option you recommended.... stand by
[23:40] <bun_bun> no good. it still takes me to a command line
[23:40] <Typos_King> bun_bun...ok.... once you add that to that line, do a ctrl-x  to use the line
[23:40] <antivirt1l> Slart thanks, I 'll see a tutorial :)
[23:40] <bun_bun> One error says "acpi:LNXVIDEO: unexpected exit with s tatus 0x009
[23:41] <Slart> antivirt1l: you're welcome.. good luck
[23:41] <pfred1> Typos_King dpkg --status libgtk2.0-dev Package `libgtk2.0-dev' is not installed and no info is available.
[23:41] <gigakami> I keep gettin errors similier to this: Failed to read file edit/proc/dma, creating empty file
[23:41] <Typos_King> bun_bun    did you press enter when done, or press ctrl-x after editing it?
[23:41] <jumar> pfred1, i serched for this launchpad page - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/463347
[23:41] <bun_bun> heheh, I hit escape ... trying again.  :)
[23:41] <gigakami> and then mksquashfs never completes.
[23:41] <gigakami> it just hangs around 11 percent
[23:41] <Typos_King> bun_bun   :|,   ctrl-x to  'boot from line' :|
[23:41] <pfred1> jumar checking it out now
[23:42] <bun_bun> trying
[23:42] <Typos_King> k
[23:42] <bun_bun> will that change remain in the grub settings?
[23:42] <rmatte> jumar: yeh, I have
[23:42] <zhora_> donvito: For correct working webcam in skype...do this script: #!/bin/bash LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l2convert.so skype
[23:42] <bun_bun> or will I have to set it every time?
[23:42] <bun_bun> (it's an old lady using the box)
[23:43] <Typos_King> bun_bun   no, to make the changes permanent, you'd need to add it in /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[23:43] <Cristobal> lol
[23:43] <kla> bun_bun, you edit /etc/default/grub  with your custom command-line options and then run update-grub2
[23:43] <bun_bun> ok - that's what I had trouble with before. where exactly in grub.cfg do I add the line?
[23:43] <bun_bun> I've already nano'd it and tried
[23:43] <rmatte> hmmm that's weird
[23:44] <kla> bun_bun, or better yet, 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc'
[23:44] <rmatte> I supposedly have gnome-volume-manager installed but /usr/bin/gnome-volume-manager doesn't exist, when it apparently should
[23:44] <bun_bun> kla: Typos_King: do I edit boot/grub/grub.cfg or /etc/default/grub ?
[23:44] <bun_bun> heheh, please slow down :)
[23:44] <kla> bun_bun, I think you're better off with the dpkg-reconfigure command
[23:44] <Cristobal> jaja
[23:44] <Cristobal> fuck
[23:45] <Typos_King> bun_bun   try kla's spot first, since that's a big more global of a change
[23:45] <kla> !language | Cristobal
[23:45] <bun_bun> ok, just sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc ?
[23:45] <Cristobal> bitch
[23:45] <rmatte> also, if I run gnome-volume-properties there is no storage tab, when there should be
[23:45] <jumar> pfred1 and rmatte: i got no more ideas, maybe udev rules are the problem, but it seems that a lot of people have this issue in karmic
[23:45] <kla> bun_bun, right, run that from a terminal
[23:45] <bun_bun> running now. stand by
[23:45] <nitrate_> Hi, Just upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10. No audio anymore. Any hints to get it working? (system->pref->sound has a empty hardware/device list)
[23:45] <Gnosiz> hey, does Ubuntu Netbook Remix work on Asus Eee 4g ?
[23:45] <rmatte> jumar: well, I hope that it's fixed in the next version, it's quite frustrating
[23:45] <Gnosiz> I've seen mixed answers.
[23:46] <kla> !sound | nitrate_
[23:46] <nich0s> Question: Is there a channel dedicated to answering questions about getting DHCP to work properly for a total n00b to the subject?
[23:46] <ikonia> nich0s: no
[23:46] <nich0s> ikonia, Shall I just ask them here then or should I take my questions to tubes?
[23:46] <ikonia> nich0s: are you using ubuntu ?
[23:47] <nich0s> ikonia, Yes
[23:47] <jumar> rmatte: if its a clean install then you should try to install jaunty
[23:47] <ikonia> nich0s: then, you're in Ubuntu support, so ask
[23:47] <bun_bun> after I run sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc it's asking me now for a "Linux command line"
[23:47] <bun_bun> what do I type there?
[23:47] <nitrate_> thanks kla, I shall have a look at it now.
[23:47] <Typos_King> heheh
[23:47] <Steppzor> I installed my nvidia graphic drivers and rebooted. but not the screen is black.. what to do?
[23:47] <jumar> lucid is coming in april or june, so jaunty is an option
[23:48] <jumar> still
[23:48] <Typos_King> bun_bun   try kla's spot first, since that's a big more global of a change   <---- if that's no there, you can always use /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[23:48] <pfred1> how in the heck can a distribution have one of the most important libraries in it screwed up as colossally as this?
[23:48] <bun_bun> kla: did I need to change something in /etc/ before the dpkg command?
[23:48] <ralf_> hi all, just finishing off ubuntu for a 78 year old with eldy software but i have one problem
[23:48] <Typos_King> pfred1:   what do you mean? it was already installed?
[23:48] <pfred1> Typos_King no it isn't
[23:49] <kla> bun_bun, nope no changing anything, put the options on the second prompt no the first
[23:49] <pfred1> Typos_King Package `libgtk2.0-dev' is not installed and no info is available.
[23:49] <rmatte> right, so my gnome-volume-manager executable is actually missing, I tried removing and reinstall it from aptitude but same results, that's probably my issue
[23:49] <Typos_King> pfred1:   have you done.... a sudo apt-get update?
[23:49] <donvito> with what kind of messenger can i spoke with webcam and voice i mean MSN ONE
[23:49] <kla> bun_bun, leave first dialog as is, click next, enter options, click next, select drive(s), click ok.. wait.. reboot. done
[23:49] <pfred1> Typos_King and it can't install because the stupid package manager is getting confused with the library name suffix!
[23:49] <jumar> pfred1: there are always issues like that, i smashed my head to the wall with hardy and that was an lts, nearly killed my laptop, but intrepid solved a lot of things, then jaunty, so what i do now if i can solve something in a week in my spare time, i wait
[23:49] <bun_bun> kk
[23:50] <kla> pfred1, and the packagers insists on a '=' version check..
[23:50] <pfred1> Typos_King been there done that
[23:50] <Crewsr3> does it matter if the output on a check sum has capital letters or lower case letters.  I have two checks sums and they match accept one has the letters capitalized and the other does not.  Does this matter
[23:50] <ralf_> how an earth do i create a quit button on desktop instead of menu then quit?
[23:50] <Ryan1> Crewsr3: No
[23:50] <Crewsr3> Ryan1, so I can safely say they match?
[23:50] <Ryan1> Crewsr3: Yes
[23:50] <Crewsr3> Ryan1, thanks!
[23:51] <Typos_King> ralf_    isn't the distribution already mapping the Power button on the computer for 'poweroff'?
[23:51] <actionParsnip> yo yo yo
[23:51] <Typos_King> ralf_    that might be sipler for her, no?
[23:51] <Cristobal> hello
[23:51] <Typos_King> s/sip/simp/
[23:51] <pfred1> Cristobal hi
[23:51] <ralf_> @Typos_King how do i do that?
[23:52] <Typos_King> ralf_    isn't the distribution already mapping the Power button on the computer for 'poweroff'?
[23:52] <bun_bun> that helps y'all - I'm playin with it now... thanks!
[23:52] <ralf_> by the way its him called ralf .. my name is fintan by the way :-)
[23:52] <Typos_King> ralf_   usually they do, depending on the hardware
[23:52] <balas> i'm entering the correct password for the default keyring on karmic but it keeps getting rejected.  any ideas why or how to fix ?
[23:52] <Cristobal> algun español
[23:52] <ikonia> !es | Cristobal
[23:53] <bun_bun> one thing: TOSHIBA does not like Linux. Hrmph
[23:53] <antivirt1l> exit
[23:53] <ralf_> knowing him he will quit eldy software and then push the power off button but id like a big icon for him on desktop
[23:53] <Cristobal> olaaa
[23:53] <ikonia> Cristobal: english only please
[23:53] <Cristobal> me no english
[23:54] <ikonia> !es | Cristobal
[23:54] <Cristobal> yes
[23:54] <donvito> with what kind of messenger can i spoke with webcam and voice i mean MSN ONE
[23:54] <jumar> ralf_ on your panels that's not okay?
[23:54] <ralf_> bun_bun I have a toshiba laptop never had a problem with linux :-)
[23:54] <ikonia> Cristobal: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter
[23:54] <Cristobal> jaja
[23:54] <jumar> you can make that big too
[23:54] <Fade> is there a powerpc specific ubuntu channel on freenode?
[23:55] <jumar> it's a simple launcher, try to create one on the desktop or panel
[23:55] <bun_bun> ralf_ the older version was fine. I thought they were good but we just bought a brand new L505 and it's garbage IMO
[23:55] <ralf_> jumar i suppose i could show him but i really want to get rid off all menu panels
[23:55] <kla> Fade, #ubuntu-ppc
[23:55] <Fade> thanks, kla
[23:55] <kla> Fade, y/w
[23:55] <Cristobal> very good
[23:56] <wizard00> scream "chocolate milk" if ur a kickass person!!!!!
[23:56] <donvito> with what kind of messenger can i spoke with webcam and voice i mean MSN ONE
[23:56] <donvito> with what kind of messenger can i spoke with webcam and voice i mean MSN ONE
[23:56] <ikonia> wizard00: please don't mess around in here
[23:56] <donvito> no one answer me
[23:56] <donvito> damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
[23:56] <ikonia> wizard00: this channel is for ubuntu support only
[23:56] <FloodBot2> donvito: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:56] <Cristobal> mi friend do you like jatch
[23:56] <ikonia> donvito: please give people a chance to respond
[23:56] <Typos_King> donvito:   the wha?    can't use skype?
[23:56] <donvito> i want amsn
[23:56] <donvito> or msn one
[23:56] <ralf_> i have 2 options for him.. just desktop icond for firefox and email of just mainly use eldy software  http://www.eldy.eu/
[23:57] <wizard00> i have ubuntu 4.10 and i cant install anything
[23:57] <pfred1> donvito can i get an amsn?
[23:57] <ikonia> wizard00: that is a dead (end of life version)
[23:57] <ikonia> !eol | wizard00
[23:58] <jumar> ralf_ im on xfce right now, but it must be a gnome-session command with flags, so the launcher you create got to have that command and any icon you like
[23:58] <ralf_> he had windows pc in house and not been used for 2 years how ever if i just have simple icons on desktop and get rid of menu panels and the like he would use it more
[23:58] <Typos_King> donvito:     msn.... they do video..... didn'tknow nor do I use them anyhow... .... can't say
[23:58] <jumar> ralf_ or an extra command, right now i cant test it
[23:58] <pfred1> wizard00 thats OK I have Ubuntu 9.10 and i can't seem to install the libgtk2.0-dev package myself!
[23:58] <wizard00> is 5.10 a EOL version??
[23:59] <wizard00> ubuntu
[23:59] <ikonia> pfred1: whats the problem installing it
[23:59] <jpds> wizard00: Yes.
[23:59] <ralf_> jumar ho do i do that?
[23:59] <ikonia> wizard00: yes, 8.04 is the latest current
[23:59] <pfred1> ikonia Depends: libgtk2.0-0 (=2.18.3-1) but 2.18.3-1ubuntu2 is to be installed
[23:59] <ikonia> wizard00: as in the earliest available
[23:59] <kla> wizard00, I'd say so, it's been 5 years
[23:59] <ikonia> pfred1: why is that a problem?
[23:59] <pfred1> ikonia bwcause it won't install
[23:59] <Typos_King> pfred1   there's a way to 'force' it in dpkg, and if you succeed most likely it'll just create conflicts
[23:59] <wizard00> ok. so to install software i need to get a newer release (8.04 in particular?)
[23:59] <cfedde> http://www.ubuntu.com/products/ubuntu/release-cycle%20
[23:59] <jumar> please someone help us with gnome-session logout-shutdown from command line, so ralf_ will be abel to create a launcher ont the desktop