maxjezy | hello, anyone on 32bit ubuntu 9.10 have any time to help me? | 00:00 |
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Maimster | BluesKaj-Laptop Nope. Just in old installation of ubuntu. | 00:00 |
actionParsnip | !anyone | maxjezy | 00:00 |
ubottu | maxjezy: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 00:00 |
chrism | Anyone have any idea why IcedTea would keep using ALSA for output even when it's set to use Pulse? | 00:00 |
hiexpo | maxjezy, just ask your question | 00:00 |
maxjezy | hiexpo, it's a bit complexed | 00:00 |
mrbucket | So, I just submitted https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-meta/+bug/530353 as a bug. Has anyone run into this issue in addition to myself? | 00:00 |
Maimster | BluesKaj-Laptop Thinking of letting gparted have a look at the drive. | 00:00 |
hiexpo | start typing | 00:01 |
hodge | does ubuntu come with Crypt::OpenSSL::Bignum | 00:01 |
maxjezy | okey | 00:01 |
BluesKaj-Laptop | Maimster, was about to suggest gparted..it's the way to go | 00:01 |
mrbucket | hm. no link bot. Anyways... "Machine with 2+ interfaces will only respond to pings from same subnet" | 00:01 |
maxjezy | i need someone to test install blender, then add a ppa and install yafaray and yafaray-blender | 00:01 |
maxjezy | then test it out | 00:01 |
maxjezy | please help me someone | 00:01 |
actionParsnip | maxjezy: whats your issue? | 00:02 |
maxjezy | it's not working for me | 00:02 |
Maimster | BluesKaj-Laptop I might get lucky. I just loaded it now let's see can it find the other drive. Which is not mounted. | 00:02 |
hodge | actionParsnip, does ubuntu vome with Crypt::OpenSSL::Bignum? | 00:02 |
actionParsnip | maxjezy: can you give details | 00:02 |
actionParsnip | hodge: not sure what that is | 00:02 |
maxjezy | actionParsnip, i need someone to confirm if it's wrong on my computer or if it's on anyone elses to | 00:02 |
bong904 | how to switch eth0 to eth1 | 00:02 |
mrbucket | hodge: you can always search packages.ubuntu.com for the package | 00:02 |
actionParsnip | maxjezy: are you at the install stage? | 00:03 |
mrbucket | bong904: /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistant-net.rules or something like that | 00:03 |
brjann | hodge: no, it doesn't. see package libcrypt-openssl-bignum-perl | 00:03 |
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mrbucket | bong904: look in that file and you should have your answer | 00:03 |
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maxjezy | actionParsnip, it's installed | 00:03 |
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maxjezy | but does not show up in blender | 00:04 |
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actionParsnip | maxjezy: i dont use blender | 00:04 |
actionParsnip | !blender | 00:04 |
ubottu | blender is a free application for 3D modelling, animation, rendering, etc. You can install it from Ubuntu's repositories, and tutorials are at http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Blender_3D:_Noob_to_Pro | 00:04 |
Thunder_star | anyone help me with java problem | 00:04 |
actionParsnip | !anyone | Thunder_star | 00:04 |
ubottu | Thunder_star: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 00:04 |
bong904 | mrbucket: thanks | 00:05 |
Losha | maxjezy: incredibly, there is a #blender channel.... | 00:05 |
Thunder_star | i am trying to get runescape to work but it keeps telling me i need to install java ( i have java 6 installed ) | 00:05 |
JohnWittle | Thunder_star: what browser? | 00:05 |
Thunder_star | firefox | 00:06 |
maxjezy | Losha, yes | 00:06 |
maxjezy | but they dont help me | 00:06 |
maxjezy | all using 64 bit systems | 00:06 |
Maimster | BluesKaj-Laptop GParted see it, however it sees it as 2TB!! Its only a 40GB drive. | 00:06 |
maxjezy | i need a 32bit system user | 00:06 |
mrbucket | Has anyone had issues with multiple interfaces and networks on Ubuntu 9.10 when it comes to the way the kernel handles requests to the non-local subnet? i.e. host on 192.168.1.1 can ping server eth0 192.168.1.2 but not server eth2 192.168.2.2 | 00:06 |
Losha | mrbucket: My first guess would be to suspect that the routing table isn't configured correctly... | 00:07 |
mrbucket | losha: it is configured correctly. the machine receives the packets, however doesnt generate a response on any interface. | 00:08 |
mrbucket | losha: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-meta/+bug/530353 | 00:08 |
tonyyarusso | I installed Google Earth via the builder package on Ubuntu 9.10, and it installed fine, but when I run it the display flickers like crazy. Any idea how to fix this? | 00:08 |
od3n_ | what the command to changes the rigths to a folder? | 00:08 |
od3n_ | or file | 00:08 |
tonyyarusso | od3n_: chown and chmod | 00:08 |
mrbucket | od3n_: chown, chgrp, and chmod | 00:08 |
od3n_ | chmod or somethin g | 00:08 |
zeleftikam | MacBook on Ubuntu 9.10: For some reason, audio is output via the optical digital link (there is a red light coming out of my computer) instead of the internal speakers. how do i change the output hardware? | 00:09 |
od3n_ | ahh yeah so will I need the full path to do that as well | 00:09 |
mrbucket | od3n_: /bin/chmod? | 00:09 |
mrbucket | od3n_: should be in your $PATH | 00:09 |
Losha | mrbucket: I stand corrected, looks like a bug... | 00:09 |
mrbucket | losha: well, I submitted that. But, I wasnt sure if other people agreed that it could be a bug. | 00:09 |
meatbun | does live cd comes with dd? | 00:10 |
mrbucket | meatbun: i imagine it does | 00:10 |
* Thunder_star will return shortly | 00:11 | |
* Thunder_star has returned | 00:11 | |
meatbun | mrbucket: hm... how sure are u? | 00:11 |
Losha | mrbucket: well, someone here *might* know, but eventually it will hopefully get triaged/assigned/verified/debugged/fixed etc... | 00:11 |
Thunder_star | john wittle r u still there | 00:11 |
mrbucket | meatbun: well, dd comes in busybox which comes in a ton of embedded software so id be surprised if it wasnt on the livecd. | 00:12 |
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sbap | evening all! can someone assist me in changing the compile flags of a .deb package? or point me in the correct direction | 00:12 |
eeli | any good ubuntu book recommendation? | 00:12 |
mrbucket | losha: yeah. whats the usual timeframe for that kind of thing? | 00:12 |
eeli | for larning the stuff! | 00:12 |
meatbun | mrbucket: i know it's on knippix... cause i ve used dd on it before... not sure for ubunt | 00:12 |
greezmunkey | Does "dd" care what is on a HDD? In other words, if all I want to do is move the data on one drive to another, will dd handle it? | 00:13 |
mrbucket | greezmunkey: it does not. | 00:13 |
Losha | meatbun: dd is such a basic command for drive maintenance I can't imagine it's not on the live cd. | 00:13 |
meatbun | dd is more like binary writing | 00:13 |
meatbun | Losha: ok. | 00:13 |
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JJJMain | EXIT gotta run | 00:14 |
meatbun | i ll see later today. but will be cumbersome if it's not. as i will have to do more physical labor ;) | 00:14 |
* Typos_King hands jjjmain a / | 00:14 | |
* Thunder_star is still waiting for a suggestion | 00:15 | |
Losha | mrbucket: sorry, couldn't tell you. I've never actually filed a bug myself, and rarely needed to look one up (running 8.04) | 00:15 |
greezmunkey | mrbucket, ok, one more if I succeed in moving the data to a larger HDD, then does gparted care how a drive is formatted for it to expand the partition on the new drive? | 00:15 |
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mrbucket | greezmunkey: i dont think so, but.. i dunno. | 00:15 |
Losha | meatbun: I googled "is dd in ubuntu live cd" and the results imply it's there... | 00:15 |
meatbun | Losha: cool. thx | 00:16 |
Zopiac | is there a way to get true transparency for the gnome-panel (so that applications behind it will show through) and keep icons and text opaque? ive tried various things ive found online but nothing does it right | 00:16 |
tim | is anyone using the nouveau driver? | 00:16 |
Zopiac | either the icons will be transparent as well or its fake transparency, just showing the desktop and not underlaid application windows | 00:17 |
awesomo4k | XRANDR extension missing ! arrgh.. what's the fix (I need xinerama). | 00:17 |
brjann | greezmunkey: using dd to copy to a drive that isn't exactly the same is sketchy at best | 00:17 |
BluesKaj-Laptop | Maimster, repair option for that partition is probly in order...let's hope it's fixable | 00:17 |
synapse_ | How can I make make the Main Menu (gnome menu) function from a right click on the desktop? I want the same menus available from a right click on the desktop | 00:17 |
blakkheim | synapse_: compiz-deskmenu | 00:18 |
synapse_ | I dont use compiz | 00:18 |
brjann | greezmunkey: why not just use gparted to copy partitions from one disk to another? | 00:18 |
blakkheim | synapse_: can't help you then sorry | 00:18 |
Losha | greezmunkey: in general, as long as there is *contiguous* free space, you can enlarge an existing partition, but I've only ever done it with ext3 and ntfs. In general, I would make an empty, larger partition first, and then copy the contents of the smaller partition to it, using tar, or dump, etc... | 00:18 |
sbap1 | I'd like to change the compile flags in a apt-get .deb package. Is there any way to do this?? | 00:19 |
Losha | sbap: a source .deb? | 00:19 |
synapse_ | download the source? | 00:20 |
sbap | well ya | 00:20 |
sbap | but i need an extra flag when it compiles | 00:20 |
sbap | where would I edit that? | 00:20 |
flaarg | sbap which package and what flag | 00:21 |
ajnewbold | what are the chances that Ubuntu will run on this? http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Acer+-+Aspire+Laptop+with+AMD+Athlon%26%23153%3B+Single-Core+Processor/9555769.p?skuId=9555769&id=1218127632130#tabbed-customerreviews There's no mention of the device on the site anywhere :/ | 00:21 |
Losha | sbap: depends on how it builds. If you're lucky there's a single Makefile which you can edit | 00:21 |
sbap | flaarg: mpd and I want to compile with lame support | 00:21 |
synapse_ | try fooling around with debuild | 00:21 |
infid | is there a way to display a message in the gnome-panel? Ie have my favorite quote from an author always show on the gnome panel? | 00:22 |
flaarg | um doesnt mpd come with lame support? | 00:22 |
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Guest52165 | i have a problem with apt i cant install or uninstall or update any software | 00:22 |
Guest52165 | it says E: Error de lectura - read (21: Es un directorio) | 00:22 |
sbap | flaarg: nope. it outputs in oog | 00:22 |
xeon | hi | 00:22 |
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xeon | test | 00:22 |
sbap | flaarg: which normally i wouldnt care about, but I have an app that will only accept httpd streaming from lame outputs | 00:23 |
xeon | why " Cannot send to channel" for some channels? | 00:23 |
flaarg | sbap: ah for streaming | 00:23 |
sbap | flaarg: ya | 00:23 |
synapse_ | xeon: not registered on freenode probably | 00:23 |
sbap | flaarg: ive done it by compiling from source. but deb is so much nicer | 00:23 |
xeon | oh | 00:24 |
flaarg | sbap: have you done apt-get source mpd? | 00:24 |
sbap | flaarg: everything is neat and tidy. not hacked together by myself :) | 00:24 |
flaarg | in the debian dir edit the rules file and change --disable-lame to --enable-lame | 00:25 |
flaarg | and rebuild the package | 00:25 |
flaarg | dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot | 00:25 |
sbap | flaarg: ok let me try that. So i can essentially leave my existing mpd intall intact? | 00:25 |
xeon | if a.out is dependent on a so., what should be set up to ensure a.out is invoked without any problem? | 00:26 |
sbap | flaarg: or should i remove it | 00:26 |
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flaarg | change the version to a newer one | 00:26 |
synapse_ | <synapse_> try fooling around with debuild | 00:26 |
Losha | ajnewbold: unless you find a google reference where someone says they successfully installed ubuntu on an AS5532-5535, it's a gamble. I suppose you could show up at best buy with a live cd and see if it runs... | 00:27 |
synapse_ | I don't see why you can't use debuild to do that | 00:27 |
ajnewbold | Losha: hey, that's a great idea -- the livecd :) | 00:27 |
synapse_ | can't you set the ENV for whatever flags you want and use debuild? | 00:27 |
flaarg | I have never used bebuild | 00:27 |
flaarg | debuild | 00:27 |
flaarg | so | 00:27 |
synapse_ | neither have I | 00:28 |
Principitto | how is the ubuntu spanish channel? | 00:28 |
sbap | i certainly havent either :) | 00:28 |
synapse_ | no habla espanol | 00:28 |
Losha | !es | Principitto Try it yourself | 00:28 |
ubottu | Principitto Try it yourself: 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. | 00:28 |
Principitto | thanks | 00:28 |
flaarg | sbap: anyway you can do what I said, remove your currently installed mpd, install that one, set it to not update and you should be good to go | 00:28 |
synapse_ | heh, like a computer "language" has phonetics | 00:29 |
sbap | flaarg: ok. how do I set it to not update? | 00:29 |
synapse_ | GAWK, GREP, FSCK, blah blah blah | 00:29 |
Losha | xeon: the particular .so needs to be installed, usually in /usr/lib... | 00:30 |
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flaarg | sbap: man aptitude | 00:30 |
yellowroost924 | hi everyone. when i'm on this textures website ( zentextures.com) I don't see the images. can you (anyone)? | 00:30 |
sbap | fiiine ;) thanks tho | 00:30 |
sbap | ill give it a whirl | 00:30 |
flaarg | sbap: hold is what you are looking for btw | 00:31 |
Losha | yellowroost924: yes, I see them. A bit brown & boring but they're there... | 00:31 |
xeon | Losha: what if .so is in the same dir as a.out? any path should be set up? | 00:31 |
yellowroost924 | Losha: thanks. it must be my opendns filtering. | 00:31 |
oLife | update drums up this error: E: Type 'universe' is not known on line 14 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list | 00:32 |
flaarg | oLife: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list | 00:32 |
oLife | flaarg: Not familiar with pastebin | 00:33 |
flaarg | !paste | 00:33 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 00:33 |
Losha | xeon: you can't just put an .so anywhere and expect it to be used. That would be a big security hole. Google LD_LIBRARY_PATH for the details, too many to cover here.... | 00:33 |
oLife | !paste # Salimane Adjao Moustapha's Ubuntu Karmic Koala 9.10 Sources list | 00:33 |
oLife | # | 00:33 |
oLife | # Repository List based on standard Karmic with many extra packages | 00:33 |
oLife | # | 00:33 |
oLife | # If you get errors about missing keys, lookup the key in this file | 00:33 |
FloodBot2 | oLife: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:33 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 00:33 |
oLife | # and run these commands (replace KEY with the key number): | 00:33 |
bIGHh | Anyone knows relationships (if any?...) between this #debian and Efnet One ? | 00:34 |
flaarg | neither one is official | 00:35 |
flaarg | the official #debian is on oftc | 00:35 |
oLife | Sorry, that was all kinds of wrong | 00:35 |
oLife | http://paste.ubuntu.com/386658/ | 00:35 |
oLife | Now I know what pastebin is :3 | 00:35 |
bIGHh | Ugh... Happy to learn it ! Thanks flaarg. | 00:36 |
flaarg | oLife: oh god what happened to your sources.list | 00:36 |
oLife | flaarg: http://theindexer.wordpress.com/2009/10/25/to-do-list-after-installing-ubuntu-9-10-aka-karmic-koala/ | 00:36 |
Losha | oLife: looks like you cut & paste the first paragraph from somewhere. It has spurious newlines starting at line 14 | 00:37 |
oLife | I replaced it with, what I thought, was a more complete sources.list | 00:37 |
flaarg | oLife: just a sec im going to fix it | 00:37 |
sbap | flaarg: one last thing. "dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot" what is the syntax there? what I am calling with dpkg-buildpackage? | 00:37 |
flaarg | you are actually calling debian/rules | 00:37 |
* bIGHh take a big breath... (Hopefully for BanNet aka Efnet their #debian is untrusted then) | 00:37 | |
flaarg | but you build deb using fakeroot | 00:37 |
flaarg | that you can install | 00:38 |
flaarg | you don't have to be root to use dpkg-buildpackage | 00:38 |
sbap | should i just run that in the mpd source folder then? | 00:38 |
flaarg | but you don't need a target | 00:38 |
flaarg | yaou | 00:38 |
flaarg | run it in the dir that has the debian directory in it | 00:38 |
sbap | gotcha | 00:38 |
meatbun | i tried downloading technet trail software, but the java-download-manager thing does not work on linux. any1 have same prob? | 00:38 |
oLife | flaarg: I used nano to edit sources, per interwebs instructions, and I hit a number of key combinations out of habit. Looks like I got burned. | 00:38 |
meatbun | from msoft | 00:38 |
ibmells | has anyone ever installed puppy 4.3.1 to zip and it work if so tell me how | 00:39 |
sbap | ok its calling for dependencies | 00:39 |
MsTegan | When I try and upgrade my camera driver I get this error message: Warning: Failed to get microcode status. Error: Failed to upload firmware to device: Broken pipe (code -32). | 00:39 |
flaarg | sbap: run sudo apt-get debuild-deps mpd | 00:39 |
flaarg | wait | 00:39 |
flaarg | sbap: run sudo apt-get build-deps mpd | 00:39 |
sbap | ok | 00:39 |
* Losha thinks: so much for java being platform independent | 00:39 | |
sbap | :~/lame/mpd-0.15.4$ sudo apt-get build-deps mpd | 00:40 |
sbap | E: Invalid operation build-deps | 00:40 |
trism | sbap: it is build-dep | 00:40 |
flaarg | sbap: run sudo apt-get build-dep mpd | 00:40 |
flaarg | sry am doing 14 things at once lol | 00:40 |
oLife | I'm in not hurry good sir | 00:41 |
sbap | o np i understand :) | 00:41 |
sbap | i actually shoulda caught that | 00:41 |
sbap | ill prolly have to grab lame too | 00:42 |
sbap | i bet its not a dependancy | 00:42 |
sbap | normally | 00:42 |
flaarg | oLife: switch your sources.list with this one http://paste.ubuntu.com/386662/ | 00:42 |
flaarg | sbap: yah | 00:42 |
flaarg | oLife: every deb line needs to start with deb or deb-src, you can't split up lines like you had for future reference | 00:43 |
Losha | flaarg: you have a typo on line 13: uniiverse | 00:43 |
flaarg | wait, line 13 is wrong, change uniiverse to universe | 00:43 |
flaarg | at least I didnt put a :wq in there, I do that often too | 00:44 |
Losha | flaarg: :-) | 00:44 |
xeon | Losha: why LD_LIBRARY_PATH is bad? the link is broken. can you give a hint? | 00:45 |
sephiroth_ | join #fictionmania | 00:45 |
NyaR | hey what application handles the translucent popups that annoy me? | 00:45 |
NyaR | ubuntu 910 | 00:45 |
F5 | hi | 00:46 |
Losha | xeon: this link works for me: http://xahlee.org/UnixResource_dir/_/ldpath.html | 00:46 |
oLife | flaarg: sudo gedit apt/etc/sources.list brings me to a blank text document and another error: Could not find the file /home/ownlife/apt/etc/sources.list. gig | 00:48 |
flaarg | oLife: /etc/apt/sources.list | 00:48 |
flaarg | sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list | 00:48 |
flaarg | you can use gedit instead of nano | 00:49 |
synapse | How do I change the number of workspaces I have? | 00:49 |
synapse | I need 4 | 00:49 |
synapse | cant figure out where the hell to go | 00:49 |
flaarg | synapse: in gnome the easiest way is to right click the workspaces applet and change the preferences | 00:49 |
Elrox | its gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list | 00:49 |
histo | synapse: right click on the workspace switcher is one way | 00:50 |
trism | NyaR: notify-osd | 00:50 |
synapse | flaarg: I right click on my workspaces and it only gives on the panel and it only gives me options to change the columns/rows | 00:50 |
PyjamaSpank | synapse: or use ccsm if it's installed, general options, desktop size | 00:50 |
flaarg | synapse: increase columns to increase workspaces | 00:50 |
NyaR | thx trsim | 00:50 |
synapse | no way | 00:51 |
synapse | I should have tried that | 00:51 |
synapse | cause I dont have any panels | 00:51 |
Silly | Is there a simple way to force my computer to always connect to a specific wireless network? (i.e. connect to netwokr X on startup and if I'm ever disconnect retry connecting forever, this is a desktop with a wireless card so I will only want to change it when I move the desktop to another location) | 00:51 |
synapse | I got rid of all that garbage | 00:51 |
oLife | Does ^O WriteOut mean save? | 00:51 |
flaarg | in nano, just ctrl^x and it will ask if you want to save | 00:51 |
sbap | wowza lots of dependancies for mpd hah | 00:52 |
oLife | [ Error writing etc/apt/sources.list: No such file or directory ] | 00:52 |
oLife | Maybe I should play IT and restart? | 00:52 |
flaarg | oLife: you are forgetting the preceding / | 00:52 |
oLife | brawr | 00:52 |
flaarg | its /etc/apt/sources.list not etc/apt/sources.list | 00:52 |
trism | Silly: in the network manager connection editor, make sure to check the "Available to all users" box and it should do what you want by default | 00:53 |
nocturnus | can someone please help me offset a page for printing using the command 'lp' ? | 00:53 |
oLife | I'm glad this is such a professional environment, because that's plenty of material for the flame train. Thanks! | 00:53 |
Silly | trism: Ok, I'll try that. | 00:53 |
Silly | Thanks | 00:53 |
nocturnus | this is what i've been trying to so, doesn't work: lp -d pdf -o page-left=72 -o number-up=1 ~/principia.pdf | 00:53 |
dsnyders | HI all! Does anyone have kpovmodeler working on 9.04? | 00:53 |
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ibmells | best to use usb wireless with linux allways work for me | 00:54 |
barf | I am quiet new to IRC, does anyone have a recommendation for an ncurses based IRC client? I’d prefer one with tabbed browsing | 00:55 |
trism | barf: irssi | 00:55 |
barf | Yes? | 00:55 |
sentabi | how to upgrate 9.04 to 9.10 from .iso ? | 00:55 |
flaarg | irssi, but you will have to learn how to use it, another option is weechat | 00:55 |
flaarg | neither one has tabs per say, but you can switch windows using alt+a number | 00:55 |
barf | tabbing with different keys :-p | 00:56 |
barf | So irssi is the way to go? | 00:56 |
barf | Thank you | 00:56 |
dsnyders | Anyone? | 00:57 |
bitfox | @flaarg: do you use irssi? | 00:58 |
flaarg | yes I use irssi | 00:58 |
bitfox | ok | 00:58 |
bitfox | I try to install weechat... but it doesn't connect to servers | 00:59 |
Guest53713 | -t | 00:59 |
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bitfox | There are two different weechat versions | 00:59 |
bitfox | client and the core | 00:59 |
flaarg | I dont know weechat, other than a lot of people use it | 00:59 |
flaarg | more use irssi im sure though | 01:00 |
bitfox | ok | 01:00 |
bitfox | ok | 01:00 |
flaarg | and you need both for weechat | 01:00 |
bitfox | yes | 01:00 |
flaarg | they are making more clients for weechat that will connect with core | 01:00 |
flaarg | right now there is just hte ncurses | 01:00 |
bitfox | irssi... I'm finding some screenshots | 01:00 |
AgentGreen | does anyne know a guy that comes here by the name something squid | 01:00 |
flaarg | of course irssi used to have a bunch of interfaces other than ncurses but they have gone the way of the dodo | 01:00 |
bitfox | ok | 01:01 |
seanbrystone | GeekSquid, is his name | 01:01 |
AgentGreen | yess | 01:01 |
flaarg | use irssi in screen so you can ssh into your computer from away and have irssi :D | 01:01 |
AgentGreen | that's the one | 01:01 |
AgentGreen | thanks man | 01:01 |
seanbrystone | np | 01:01 |
oLife | flaarg: ssh? | 01:02 |
dsnyders | www.irssi.org | 01:02 |
flaarg | ssh lets you connect to your computer securely from other computers if you have it set up right. | 01:02 |
bitfox | I would know if irssi make available the division of server messages from user messages | 01:04 |
bitfox | usually i use xchat... but the problem is that xchat doesn't offer this service | 01:05 |
dsnyders | bitfox, do you mean server messages like comutamike has quit (Quit: Leaving.)? | 01:06 |
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BluesKaj-Laptop | most irc clients have that option but you have go into configure to find the options | 01:07 |
oLife | i just uninstalled xchat - irssi looks good to me | 01:07 |
bitfox | dsnyders: yes | 01:07 |
blue113 | Hello here. | 01:07 |
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sbap | <flaarg> there are ridiculous dependancies for mpd haha. still downloading | 01:08 |
blue113 | Is there a way to record what my speakers plays (without putting a microphone in front of them) ? | 01:08 |
hiexpo | omg | 01:09 |
PyjamaSpank | blue113: i tried that as well, i didnt' find an answer. I could't pipe the sound to the input of Audacity | 01:09 |
blue113 | :/ | 01:09 |
bitfox | BluesKaj-Laptop: I try to find the option but xchat has only the option to disable all server messages | 01:09 |
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gouki | Anyone with NTP problems under 9.10? It keeps delaying. | 01:10 |
FLOYD|Party | anyone familiar with teamspeak 3? | 01:10 |
hiexpo | anyone \ gouki | 01:11 |
BluesKaj-Laptop | bitfox, there's a kde irc client/konversation which has those options | 01:11 |
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PyjamaSpank | blue112/3: I wanted to rip the sound from a video and had to use "ffmpeg -i video_source.avi sound_dest.wav" | 01:12 |
hiexpo | !anyone \ gouki | 01:12 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 01:12 |
zvacet | !ping | 01:12 |
ubottu | Here I am, brain the size of a planet and you expect me to respond to a ping? How depressing. | 01:12 |
bitfox | konversation... I tried it | 01:13 |
blue112 | PyjamaSpank, I see. It's more like ripping the sound from skype for me :) | 01:13 |
bitfox | i love xchat... | 01:13 |
bitfox | Actually I'm using another irc client... kvirc... this is very good | 01:13 |
ibmells | linux has lost it on allmost all os ubuntu for 1 mint past 5 ubuntu past 8.04 been around seen 2001 | 01:13 |
dsnyders | bitfox, I've looked through all the settings on xchat. I don't see where it is set, but my quit messages are brown, and join messages are green. Usernames are individually colored, and regular text is black. All is on a white background. | 01:13 |
feedmecereal | How do I get Ubuntu to detect my new sound card instead of the on-board sound. | 01:14 |
flaarg | feedmecereal: turn off your on-board in your bios unless you really need 2 sound-cards | 01:14 |
Baatti | oh great | 01:14 |
Baatti | Folks, I ruined my External HD :( | 01:14 |
feedmecereal | flaarg: thanks, I didn't think of that | 01:14 |
PyjamaSpank | blue112: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8410261 | 01:14 |
Baatti | 's broken | 01:14 |
bIGHh | bitfox: they sucks, i do prefer irssi or any in text mode... | 01:14 |
Jon- | Where are application logs generally kept? Looking for the log file from fcrackzip I have heard it does make one. | 01:15 |
flaarg | Jon-: most log in /var/log | 01:15 |
Baatti | Its not even being seen in my Device Manager | 01:15 |
LurkersA | Jon, /var/log | 01:15 |
hiexpo | dsnyders, when you hit options you will see all the color tabs there each one is for a differant item or so | 01:15 |
oLife | Trying to install Mediatomb for that sweet upnp action however I can't find it on the repository | 01:15 |
blue112 | PyjamaSpank, I'm trying that, thanks. | 01:15 |
BluesKaj-Laptop | ibmells, pls don't translate from another language into english with one of those translate sites..they don't work | 01:15 |
bitfox | dsnyders: I saw there too... I found nothing | 01:15 |
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bitfox | bIGHh: I'm try to download irssi | 01:16 |
FrozenFire | Is there a CLI tool that can be used to modify the properties (title, author, album, etc) of AVI video files? | 01:16 |
Baatti | Anyone able to help me fix my Seagate Freeagent Desktop 1.5 TB ext hdd? | 01:16 |
FrozenFire | Baatti: Depends on the issue | 01:17 |
FrozenFire | What's wrong with it? | 01:17 |
LurkersA | Baatti: You need to give a little more info as to what the issue is | 01:17 |
hiexpo | anyone | baaba | 01:17 |
Jon- | flaarg: And if not found there, then was not made? | 01:17 |
thiebaude | !anyone | baaba | 01:17 |
ubottu | baaba: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 01:17 |
Baatti | I attempted to partition it and place Ubuntu on it. Ubuntu worked for the first two boots. Now it won't boot form the ext hdd... and my ext hdd is not being located in Windows Device Manager | 01:18 |
flaarg | Jon-: I don't know, some log in a config dir in your home directory some log other places, its pretty much up to the program developer where to log | 01:18 |
flaarg | or even if to log | 01:18 |
Baatti | its blinking rapidly when its plugged into USB drive, but it isn't working at all | 01:18 |
LurkersA | Baatti: Is it spinning up? | 01:18 |
tilen | hello i want to install virtualbox-ose but i get error http://pastebin.com/4X5RsJ4M | 01:19 |
bitfox | dsnyders: I'm going to ask in xchat channel... | 01:19 |
Jon- | Anyone have experiance with fcrackzip? I am trying to use a dictionary file but I don't want to have to start at the beginning each time, any way to pause/remember progress? | 01:19 |
Baatti | I don't hear it spinning, no | 01:19 |
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hiexpo | anyone | Jon- | 01:19 |
tilen | anyone know? | 01:20 |
dsnyders | hiexpo, the color option page shows "mIRC colors", "local colors" and various interface colors. There's no specific setting for Quit message color, Join message color, etc. | 01:20 |
ilovethislinuxst | hello | 01:20 |
bitfox | bIGHh: Now, I have irssi | 01:20 |
bitfox | it is fantastic... | 01:20 |
Jon- | hiexpo: What do you mea | 01:20 |
ilovethislinuxst | help | 01:20 |
tilen | http://pastebin.com/4X5RsJ4M anyone know what is problem :S | 01:20 |
hiexpo | Jon-, sorry | 01:20 |
LurkersA | ilovethislinuxst: Please tell us what the problem is, and someone may be able to help | 01:20 |
ilovethislinuxst | ok | 01:21 |
dsnyders | ilovethislinuxst, we cannot help. We do not know the problem. | 01:21 |
ilovethislinuxst | i'm trying to do all this technical stuff when i don't even know how | 01:21 |
dsnyders | ilovethislinuxst, are you having issues with kpovmodeler too? | 01:21 |
ilovethislinuxst | i want to create a nickname | 01:21 |
ilovethislinuxst | on this nickserve thing | 01:21 |
Jon- | Anyone have experience with fcrackzip? I am trying to use a dictionary file but I don't want to have to start at the beginning each time, any way to pause/remember progress? | 01:21 |
hiexpo | dsnyders, there in there when you hit colors there's a lot of differant colors look for the one that is the same color as you are seeing and what to change and edit it | 01:22 |
FrozenFire | ilovethislinuxst: Head to #freenode for IRC help | 01:22 |
Baatti | LurkersA: as my drive is not appearing to be spinning, what do you suppose the problem is? | 01:22 |
ardchoille | !register > ilovethislinuxst | 01:22 |
ubottu | ilovethislinuxst, please see my private message | 01:22 |
ilovethislinuxst | it disappeared before i could read it | 01:22 |
ilovethislinuxst | how do i make it stay up | 01:22 |
ilovethislinuxst | your message i mean? | 01:22 |
ilovethislinuxst | \ | 01:22 |
hiexpo | dsnyders, xchat right? | 01:22 |
LurkersA | Baatti: I would pick that it is a Hardware fault if it isn't trying to spin up when it is connected | 01:22 |
Jon- | ilovethislinuxst: See http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration | 01:23 |
Baatti | :'( | 01:23 |
ardchoille | ilovethislinuxst: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration | 01:23 |
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Baatti | My hardware brokeded | 01:23 |
dsnyders | hiexpo, yeah. But I'm having a kpovmodeler issue. bitfox is the one with chat color issues. | 01:23 |
seanbrystone | what's a good program for Ubuntu to organize stuff like all your collections, like an easy to use database or something? | 01:23 |
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ilovethislinuxst | it won't take my email at yahoo | 01:24 |
CoJaBo-Aztec | How do I list any scheduled tasks that would run on the first of each month? Xorg is crashing monthly, and it seems too regular to not be something scheduled messing it up.. | 01:24 |
hiexpo | dsnyders, oh ok sorry thought it was xchat my misunderstanding | 01:24 |
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ilovethislinuxst | help | 01:25 |
hiexpo | seanbrystone, like orginize what dvd etc? | 01:25 |
dsnyders | hiexpo, I was helping bitfox set the colors on xchat. But there's no specific mapping on my version of xchat for which type of message is what color. | 01:25 |
oLife | can someone recommend noob-friendly upnp program? | 01:25 |
Mafiawarz | hello all | 01:25 |
ilovethislinuxst | help | 01:25 |
bitfox | dsnyders: ok... I want create a separate window for server messages | 01:26 |
Mafiawarz | im new in ubuntu i try to login on empathy im client i config... accounts but nothing heppen i cant find login button? | 01:26 |
seanbrystone | hiexpo, no, backups and stuff, like i have a growing paper list of stuff ive backed up and wanted to digitize it somehow | 01:26 |
ilovethislinuxst | i'm in nickserve and it won't take my yahoo email | 01:26 |
bIGHh | bitfox: Your best is The best... eheh. ;) | 01:27 |
LurkersA | ilovethislinuxst: join #freenode and ask there | 01:27 |
Mafiawarz | im new in ubuntu i try to login on empathy im client i config... accounts but nothing heppen i cant find login button? | 01:27 |
ilovethislinuxst | oh i see ok | 01:27 |
ilovethislinuxst | ty | 01:27 |
hiexpo | seanbrystone, oh ok just keep asking someone with that type of knowledge will assist you | 01:27 |
seanbrystone | ok thx anyways hiexpo :D | 01:28 |
hiexpo | no prob | 01:28 |
dsnyders | bitfox, I don't know xchat well enough to be able to help you. For me, as long as it highlights the messages to me, I'm happy. | 01:28 |
LurkersA | seanbrystone: If you are looking for a simple DB, try OpenOffice Base | 01:28 |
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seanbrystone | LurkersA, yeah that's what i was thinking too thanks :) | 01:29 |
LurkersA | seanbrystone: It is about equivilent to MS Access | 01:29 |
dsnyders | bitfox, maybe there is an xchat channel :-) | 01:29 |
Jon- | Anyone have experience with fcrackzip? I am trying to use a dictionary file but I don't want to have to start at the beginning each time, any way to pause/remember progress? | 01:29 |
hiexpo | dsnyders, when you hit settings peferances / colors do you get a window with a lot of colors with numbers on them | 01:30 |
bitfox | dsnyders: I asked in xchat channel... but I didn't receive answers | 01:30 |
bitfox | thanks... for support | 01:31 |
dsnyders | hiexpo, Yes, but the colors simply have numbers from 0 to 15 with no indication as to what they are for. | 01:31 |
dsnyders | hiexpo, other than mIRC colors, local colors | 01:32 |
_iTroll | hey guys, i need to patch a single module from the stock kernel, should i download the kernel source package, then "make allnoconfig" and then select the individual driver to build it? | 01:32 |
hiexpo | dsnyders, ok yes thats the ones i had to go through that also what a mess / so what i did was look at the color there i wanted to changed and clicked the color until i figured it out | 01:33 |
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keyboardtalk | Everytime my wireless internet reconnects, I have to re-enter the passphrase. How can I do this automatically? | 01:34 |
flaarg | _iTroll: this seems relevant although I have never done what you are trying to do: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/build-linux-kernel-module-against-installed-kernel-source-tree.html | 01:34 |
dsnyders | hiexpo, bitfox wants his system messages (so-and-so has quit, what's-his-face has joined, etc) in a different window. | 01:34 |
bitfox | dsnyders: yes :-) | 01:35 |
K-Rich | Could someone tell me into what file i would put an export command into so that it will be executed when i login ? | 01:35 |
sbap | flaarg: in theory, shouldnt all the init scripts still exist? all i did was change one compile flag | 01:35 |
K-Rich | or better when all users login ? | 01:35 |
flaarg | sbap: yes | 01:35 |
_iTroll | flaarg: thanks but thats not quite what im looking for, thats for building your own modules against your running kernel | 01:35 |
sbap | flaarg: mpd service wont start :| | 01:35 |
sbap | flaarg: daemon sorry :) | 01:35 |
flaarg | sbap: sudo killall -9 mpd | 01:35 |
hiexpo | oh in a differant window yikes | 01:36 |
Nolan2 | Argh. | 01:36 |
downstairs | Anyone else having the keyboard and mouse freeze on startup? | 01:36 |
sbap | no processes | 01:36 |
flaarg | mpd initscripts don't always kill mpd all the way | 01:36 |
flaarg | ah | 01:36 |
flaarg | hmm | 01:36 |
flaarg | just a sec going to try to build mpd with lame | 01:36 |
sbap | aight | 01:36 |
seanbrystone | i installed openoffice database and its listed in the menu, but when i click on it nothing happens | 01:36 |
Nolan2 | Okay, Ubuntu isn't booting now... I'm going to reinstall it. I'm on the LiveCD trying to copy files from the old Ubuntu on to my flash drive | 01:36 |
flaarg | sbap: might be a minute, need like half a gig of dev files :*( | 01:37 |
Nolan2 | and it's telling me "the folder cannot be handled because you do not have permissions to read it" | 01:37 |
dsnyders | Hi all! Has anyone got kpovmodeler to work in 9.04? | 01:37 |
Nolan2 | is there a command that can help me read all the files/folders in that directory? | 01:38 |
flaarg | sbap: what is the error that you are getting | 01:38 |
sbap | well | 01:38 |
sbap | when i just attempt to start he daemon | 01:38 |
sbap | :~$ sudo /etc/init.d/mpd start | 01:39 |
sbap | :~$ | 01:39 |
sbap | its like nothingness | 01:39 |
flaarg | is there a /etc/init.d/mpd? | 01:39 |
sbap | dpkg-deb: warning: 'debian/mpd-dbg/DEBIAN/control' contains user-defined field 'Original-Maintainer' | 01:39 |
sbap | dpkg-deb: building package `mpd-dbg' in `../mpd-dbg_0.15.4-1ubuntu1_i386.deb'. | 01:39 |
sbap | dpkg-deb: warning: ignoring 1 warnings about the control file(s) | 01:39 |
sbap | i did notice that ^ | 01:39 |
FloodBot2 | sbap: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:39 |
sbap | :o | 01:39 |
Blue1 | are there any linux video editing programmes that would let me reauther a dvd? | 01:40 |
bitfox | bye bye | 01:40 |
TecnoBrat | Anyone ever seen this? I login to ubuntu and there is a grey box ... goes away once my desktop loads ... http://i47.tinypic.com/2dhd5rt.jpg | 01:40 |
TecnoBrat | Running karmic was upgraded from jaunty | 01:41 |
seanbrystone | i installed openoffice database and its listed in the menu, but when i click on it nothing happens | 01:42 |
dsnyders | I'm getting multiple images in my windows in kpovmodeler. Is anyone else having problems? | 01:43 |
sbap | flaarg: sorry, yes there is a /etc/init.d/mpd | 01:44 |
ma990157 | hello, i've just got an ipod shuffle 2nd generation but i can't mount it on ubuntu, could someone help me please???? | 01:44 |
flaarg | what happens if you run mpd without the initscript | 01:44 |
flaarg | just mpd | 01:44 |
dsnyders | I'm trying to find out if this is just my machine. | 01:44 |
Nolan2 | does anyone know the command that I should set to make several files/folders readable? | 01:44 |
Nolan2 | It's saying I don't have read access. | 01:45 |
LurkersA | Nolan2: man chmod | 01:45 |
dsnyders | I get it even after a fresh install. | 01:45 |
sbap | flaarg: says command not found | 01:45 |
flaarg | sbap: did you install the mpd deb? | 01:45 |
enthdegree | How do I put a '|' every 160 characters in a string? | 01:45 |
dsnyders | See: http://imagebin.org/85792 | 01:45 |
flaarg | sudo dpkg -i mpd-something.deb | 01:45 |
dsnyders | Multiple images. | 01:46 |
sbap | flaarg: i did at one point, but removed it before starting thie process | 01:46 |
flaarg | ah ok | 01:46 |
Nolan2 | LurkersA, okay I knew that.. but it's being stupid -.- | 01:46 |
flaarg | go to the dir right before you ran dpkg-buildpackage and instll the deb there | 01:46 |
dsnyders | So, I want to know... | 01:46 |
LurkersA | Nolan2: Are you using it with sudo? | 01:46 |
Nolan2 | yep | 01:46 |
dsnyders | Is anyone running kpovmodeler in 9.04? | 01:46 |
flaarg | dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot just builds the deb, it doesn't install it | 01:47 |
LurkersA | Nolan2: What is it doing? | 01:47 |
Nolan2 | I'm doing this from the liveCD trying to get files off of the ubuntu installation | 01:47 |
sbap | oooooo | 01:47 |
sbap | :) | 01:47 |
dsnyders | If so, are you having the same problem? | 01:47 |
tony_ | any wow addicts in here? | 01:47 |
Nolan2 | LurkersA, I guess it's a long process since there's multiple directories. | 01:47 |
dsnyders | ... or is it working like it should? | 01:47 |
Nolan2 | do i just use chmod +wrx * ? | 01:48 |
ma990157 | hello, i've just got an ipod shuffle 2nd generation but i can't mount it on ubuntu karmic, could someone help me please???? | 01:48 |
sbap | flaarg: there are two of em. mpd-dbg_0.15.4-1ubuntu1_i386.deb & mpd_0.15.4-1ubuntu1_i386.deb | 01:48 |
downstairs | I'm having problem with the keyboard and mouse freezing once X starts... recovery terminal works fine but there isn't much in the logs that is helpful. Anyone offer suggestions? HAL problem? | 01:48 |
sbap | assuming the second | 01:49 |
dsnyders | !kpovmodeler | 01:49 |
BeeR | hey all | 01:49 |
flaarg | sbap: install the non-dbg one so sudo dpkg -i mpd_0.15.4-1ubuntu1_i386.deb | 01:49 |
LurkersA | Nolan2: check for the recursive flag in the man page | 01:49 |
flaarg | then run sudo aptitude hold mpd | 01:49 |
Nolan2 | :/ | 01:49 |
BeeR | anyone familiar with the server addictz.net? Is that server down? | 01:49 |
_juca | Nolan2: sudo chmod -r a+w /directory for each directory you need the permissions. it will set the permissions in a recursive mode | 01:49 |
BeeR | im confused | 01:49 |
Nolan2 | Thank you _juca | 01:50 |
Nolan2 | I'm such an idiot :( | 01:50 |
torrancew | hi, i'm trying to debug a kernel related error on Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop, would anyone mind helping? | 01:50 |
brjann | _juca, Nolan2: should be chmod -R, not -r | 01:50 |
seanbrystone | BeeR, real subtle. ;) | 01:50 |
torrancew | (64 bit version) | 01:50 |
Nolan2 | Oh. | 01:50 |
rimp | Hello? | 01:51 |
Nolan2 | _juca another question, does that also Chmod the specific files in that directory? | 01:51 |
hikenboot | I am trying to compile a custom kernel it gives the following error http://pastebin.ca/1818251 anyone able to help | 01:51 |
_juca | brjann: sorry man. sometimes I can't execute a command in recursive mode because it is -r or -R. I never know what is the right one. | 01:51 |
BeeR | seanbrystone heh sorry but i havent been there in ages | 01:52 |
brjann | _juca: no worries, I know the feeling :) | 01:52 |
BeeR | just was wondering why i can't connect to that network | 01:52 |
BeeR | heh | 01:52 |
sbap | flaarg: ok. unfortunately mpd is still barking that I dont have the lame encoder | 01:52 |
rastasean | the damn account manager wants to know my password when launching empathy IM but i type in my password. never works | 01:52 |
seanbrystone | i installed openoffice database and its listed in the menu, but when i click on it nothing happens | 01:52 |
torrancew | specifically, the hda-intel module is causing a 'spurious response' for me | 01:52 |
flaarg | sbap: did you install liblame? | 01:53 |
rimp | anybody good with jack audio control | 01:53 |
sbap | flaarg: I just did lame... ARGH | 01:53 |
brjann | BeeR: http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ :) | 01:53 |
dsnyders | rastasean, tell him to mind his own business. You are never supposed to reveal passwords. | 01:53 |
rastasean | haha | 01:53 |
rastasean | nonno | 01:53 |
flaarg | hikenboot: try the option --append-to-version=-final-union | 01:53 |
BeeR | brjann ill check it now )) | 01:53 |
rastasean | ubuntu account manager, dsnyders | 01:53 |
flaarg | hikenboot: try the option --append-to-version=-final-union-try3 | 01:53 |
DIL | fredlocks | 01:54 |
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TecnoBrat | Anyone ever seen this? I login to ubuntu and there is a grey box ... goes away once my desktop loads ... http://i47.tinypic.com/2dhd5rt.jpg ... Running karmic, upgraded from jaunty | 01:54 |
_juca | Nolan2, brjann: when I do that, it Chmod every directory and file in it | 01:54 |
sbap | flaarg: ok.. so im going to remove the package. delete the .deb's i created. rebuild the .debs after installing liblame | 01:54 |
Nolan2 | brjann, does sudo chmod -R a+w /directory also CHMOD the files inside the directory | 01:54 |
brjann | Nolan2, _juca: correct, chmod -R operates on directories and files | 01:54 |
uvacav | whats the appropriate way to download updates for alpha 3? | 01:54 |
dsnyders | rastasean, a split second after hitting enter I had the thought that maybe you were talking about a piece of software. | 01:54 |
brjann | Nolan2: do you just want to do directories? | 01:54 |
Nolan2 | oh okay. | 01:54 |
flaarg | sbap: well you can, but try to just install liblame and see if it works | 01:54 |
flaarg | if you installed the lame dev | 01:54 |
BeeR | brjann that site can track irc networks or only websites??? | 01:54 |
flaarg | lame has some weirdness | 01:55 |
Nolan2 | No brjann, files and directories | 01:55 |
sbap | ill try that first | 01:55 |
BeeR | because Im talking about the network | 01:55 |
uvacav | join #ubuntu-dev | 01:55 |
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flaarg | since its complaining about lame binaries it probably compiled right | 01:55 |
uvacav | agh | 01:55 |
brjann | BeeR: oh, just websites I believe. sorry about that :) | 01:55 |
hikenboot | flaarg, figured it out need to do make-kpkg clean | 01:55 |
Yendor | Anyone able to help me figure out why I can't connect to my Airport Extreme-based wireless network on 9.10? | 01:55 |
rimp | anybody good with audio setup for recording | 01:55 |
brjann | Nolan2: then chmod -R is what you want :) | 01:55 |
sbap | ya it compiled correectly looks like. the config calls the lame encoder so it barks when it starts | 01:56 |
BeeR | brjann thats kool | 01:56 |
flaarg | sbap: does it still messup after you installed lame? | 01:56 |
TecnoBrat | Yendor: WEP or WPA? | 01:56 |
ksian | I cannot see my hard drive in /dev/.. can someone please help me | 01:57 |
BeeR | any websites that can check the status of a IRC network? | 01:57 |
Yendor | TecnoBrat: Neither, just a plain old open network. | 01:57 |
flaarg | sbap: libmp3lame0 I think is what you want | 01:57 |
TecnoBrat | Yendor: hmmm | 01:57 |
rimp | is anybody going to even acknowledge my question | 01:57 |
sbap | cool i was just searching for the correct package | 01:57 |
natetheis | BeeR: Try using a web ping. | 01:57 |
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ocular | @ksian -- do you mean your internal drive where ubuntu is installed or some other drive? | 01:58 |
BeeR | natetheis what do you mean bud/ | 01:58 |
BeeR | ? | 01:58 |
TecnoBrat | Yendor: worked in earlier version of ubuntu? | 01:58 |
BeeR | how do you do that? | 01:58 |
Nolan2 | hmmmmm | 01:58 |
Yendor | TecnoBrat: bcm4306 card, 5-year-old hp laptop, b43-fwcutter installed. | 01:58 |
ksian | actualy the problem is quite complicated, I will try to explain | 01:58 |
natetheis | BeeR: http://www.selfseo.com/ping_test.php | 01:58 |
natetheis | for one | 01:58 |
BeeR | tnx )) | 01:59 |
Yendor | TecnoBrat: I've not used the laptop in a year and a half; It was in various states of working and not working prior to that for its entire life. | 01:59 |
Snakes | http://www.ihatehayley.com//index.php?id=43ad0ecf2e913f84d728251ab858e83b | 01:59 |
natetheis | BeeR: That will check if the server's reachable so it's sort of what you want | 01:59 |
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TecnoBrat | Yendor: hmmm, odd ... network-manager? | 01:59 |
TecnoBrat | and what does it do exactlt | 02:00 |
Nolan2 | brjann, how do I chmod a file with a space in the directory? | 02:00 |
Yendor | TecnoBrat: Let me go retrieve the laptop from upstairs. Sorry, left it up there. Just a min. | 02:00 |
ksian | they ware fine some time ago but, now they are mounted as USB devices. initialy they where mounted as sda, and sdb.# | 02:00 |
sbap | flaarg: still faling on me. installed libmp3lame-dev too | 02:00 |
brjann | Nolan2: "Directory\ With\ Spaces" | 02:00 |
sbap | flaarg: ill rebuild the .deb | 02:00 |
brjann | Nolan2: wait, actually, you don't need the backslashes if you're using double quotes, my bad. just "Directory With Spaces" would work | 02:01 |
flaarg | sbap: :( well its beyond me quick google found this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1398693 | 02:01 |
Nolan2 | Ah, okay. | 02:01 |
Nolan2 | Thanks | 02:01 |
* Nolan2 noob :/ | 02:01 | |
Nolan2 | >.> | 02:01 |
ocular | ksian: continue... | 02:02 |
Nolan2 | brjann, I just did chmod -R "Azerus Downloads" and it said Chmod: missing operand after 'Azureus Downloads' | 02:03 |
brjann | Nolan2: you didn't give it a mode | 02:03 |
Nolan2 | r+w? | 02:03 |
Nolan2 | oops >.> | 02:03 |
TecnoBrat | Nolan2: also you spelled Azereus wrong :P | 02:04 |
ksian | now when I open disk utility i can see only one hard drive, but it is strange because all the partitions from both drives are inside that one | 02:04 |
ksian | I must make a picture to explain better | 02:04 |
sbap | flaarg: ill poke around at it. really appreciate your time and help. i have a much better grasp on this now :) | 02:04 |
TecnoBrat | err so did I! | 02:04 |
Nolan2 | TecnoBrat, only on here :P | 02:04 |
TecnoBrat | Azureus! | 02:04 |
Yendor | TecnoBrat: OK, laptop retrieved. It was upstairs because that's where the wired connection is. But down here, I have wireless working (on this computer, not the laptop), so any notes will have to be hand-copied from the other screen | 02:04 |
Nolan2 | I spelled it right on the ubuntu machine | 02:04 |
Nolan2 | lol | 02:04 |
TecnoBrat | hehe | 02:04 |
Yendor | TecnoBrat: That aside.......What do you want/need to know? | 02:04 |
TecnoBrat | Yendor: what happens when you try to connect | 02:05 |
brjann | Nolan2: no, the first letter is some combination of u (user), g (group), o (other), and a (all). then +, -, or =. then some combination of r (read), w (write), and x (execute). so a+r would be "all plus read", go-w = "group and other minus write", etc | 02:05 |
Yendor | TecnoBrat: ifdown wlan0; ifup wlan0 | 02:05 |
Yendor | SIOCSIFFLAGS: Unknown error 132 (twice).......receive_packet failed on wlan0: Network is down | 02:06 |
ksian | i put a picture here http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/4900/screenshotvs.png | 02:06 |
Yendor | Interlaced with DHCPDISCOVER on wlan0 to 255.255.255.255 | 02:06 |
ksian | the device is mounted as a USB device, but is only an internal ata hdd | 02:07 |
Iceman_B | how can I manually release and renew a dhcp lease on eth0 ? | 02:07 |
ocular | ksian: ok... but you're using a usb enclosure right? | 02:07 |
TecnoBrat | Yendor: so you aren't using network-manager or wifi-radar? | 02:07 |
ocular | ksian: so what's the problem exactly? you can't access one of the partitions on the drive, or? | 02:07 |
Yendor | TecnoBrat: Never heard of wifi-radar, and I believe I've tried network-manager to no avail. | 02:07 |
TecnoBrat | try wifi-radar, I've had success with that card and it before | 02:08 |
CajunTechie | Hello everyone. Quick questions: is there a way to force WUBI to install the 32 bit version of the os OR is there a way to reliably run 32 bit software on the 64 bit version? | 02:08 |
Yendor | TecnoBrat: Heh. Remember that part about the network being upstairs? | 02:08 |
feedmecereal | Is there some way that I can get Ubuntu to detect and install the drivers for new hardware automatically like in Windows? | 02:08 |
brjann | feedmecereal: it pretty much already does | 02:09 |
meowbuntu | is the latest ubuntu lts out yet | 02:09 |
Nolan2 | hmmmm... | 02:09 |
brjann | !lucid | meowbuntu | 02:09 |
ubottu | meowbuntu: Lucid Lynx is the codename for Ubuntu 10.04, due April 29th, 2010 - Lucid is NOT released and is NOT stable - Discussion and support only in #ubuntu+1 | 02:09 |
meowbuntu | thanks | 02:09 |
feedmecereal | brjann: It didn't seem to do that for my sound card and I'm having a hard time finding a driver for it to work in Ubuntu. | 02:09 |
feedmecereal | It does detect my sound card though. | 02:10 |
Nolan2 | brjann i just did sudo chmod -R a+w "My Music" yet it's telling me You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of "My Music" | 02:10 |
brjann | Nolan2: what's the output of ls -l "My Music" ? | 02:10 |
Nolan2 | oh | 02:10 |
FoolsRun | Hi, are the proprietary nvidia drivers just really, really terrible at recognizing EDID information? | 02:11 |
brjann | feedmecereal: I wish I could help -- I know almost nothing about sound troubleshooting, sorry :( | 02:11 |
FoolsRun | I've sat here and restarted gdm four times and gotten four different resolutions without changing anything | 02:11 |
Yendor | TecnoBrat: Any command-line incantations you're aware of that might help? | 02:11 |
Yendor | TecnoBrat: I'm 100% comfortable at the CLI | 02:11 |
Nolan2 | brjannnnot open directory My Music: Permission denied | 02:12 |
Nolan2 | cannot* | 02:12 |
mtx_init | Why not just use nvidia-config or whatever its called to proerly configure your xorg.conf FoolsRun | 02:12 |
FoolsRun | mtx_init: it doesn't. It doesn't detect my monitor about 75% of the time | 02:12 |
neezer | I'm running 10.04 and it is amazing!! | 02:12 |
mtx_init | also just use envy to install your drivers, it does a charming job | 02:12 |
Principitto | i cant install or uninstall or update mi sofware | 02:12 |
Principitto | software | 02:12 |
Principitto | my | 02:12 |
ilovethislinuxst | help | 02:12 |
brjann | Nolan2: how about ls -l . and copy/paste the line for that directory | 02:12 |
FoolsRun | mtx_init: I had better luck with the ubuntu proprietary driver tool | 02:13 |
Nolan2 | Okay brjann. | 02:13 |
neezer | only one problem that I have seen on a laptop that has given me LOTS of problems with sound playback. | 02:13 |
xangua | !help | ilovethislinuxst | 02:13 |
ubottu | ilovethislinuxst: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 02:13 |
bertmanphx | FoolsRun, what type of monitor? | 02:13 |
CajunTechie | Just found the answer to my problem 'wubi --32bit' | 02:13 |
ilovethislinuxst | k thanks | 02:13 |
dsnyders | Is anyone running kpovmodeler on 9.04? | 02:13 |
FoolsRun | bertmanphx: it's an HDTV. | 02:13 |
feedmecereal | Can anyone help me with my sound card? lspci -v tells me that it is an ESS Technology ES1978 Maestro 2E (rev 10). | 02:14 |
bertmanphx | oh, can be funky...... | 02:14 |
FoolsRun | bertmanphx: I just got it to work, eighth GDM restart without changing anything | 02:14 |
FoolsRun | Just "up arrow, enter, up arrow, enter" until it worked | 02:14 |
ilovethislinuxst | i want to build a photography website for my gf. i know nothing about anything. does ubuntu provide a good option to create a website? | 02:14 |
bertmanphx | sometimes the tv manufacturers cheat and stretch the image, confusing "X" | 02:14 |
FoolsRun | bertmanphx: does that explain why it worked on the eighth restart of X? | 02:14 |
bertmanphx | nope | 02:15 |
FoolsRun | Seriously all I did was sit here and restart x until it worked | 02:15 |
bertmanphx | don't shut it off :) | 02:15 |
rastasean | dsnyders: hello | 02:15 |
Maletor | OK - I have 2TBs that I just put into a RAID5 (three drives - as such [http://lookpic.com/i/542/IvfLaw5W.png]. I want to put my fourth drive, the one with all the data I want preserved, added (grown?) to the RAID array. How do I do this? | 02:15 |
dsnyders | Hi rastasean | 02:15 |
FoolsRun | bertmanphx: buy a new vidcard with a DVI-out and hope that fixes it | 02:15 |
brjann | feedmecereal: eh, maybe I can help you narrow down the problem a bit more. are you comfortable with the command line? | 02:15 |
CkhiKuzad | <3 screen | 02:15 |
Nolan2 | brjann: total 96 | 02:16 |
Nolan2 | drwx-w--w- 429 1000 1000 20480 2009-12-12 20:47 My Music | 02:16 |
Nolan2 | drwx-w--w- 3 1000 1000 73728 2010-02-28 01:30 Shared | 02:16 |
feedmecereal | brjann: I'm realativly comfortable. | 02:16 |
dsnyders | rastasean, You have to type in enough of the name to isolate it from the others before tab completion will work. | 02:16 |
Yendor | TecnoBrat: No ideas about CLI incantations? No network connection means no downloading wifi-radar | 02:16 |
rastasean | rastasean, i think i got it | 02:16 |
dsnyders | rastasean, Otherwise, it will take the first match. | 02:16 |
brjann | feedmecereal: alright, run lsmod | grep es1978 | 02:16 |
sbap | flaarg: got it! compile flag is "--enable-lame-encoder" | 02:17 |
brjann | Nolan2: hm, there's no reason you shouldn't be able to read that directory | 02:17 |
flaarg | sbap: great! | 02:17 |
rastasean | dsnyders, so how about pleasing the account manager for using empathy im | 02:17 |
feedmecereal | brjann: ok, now what | 02:17 |
brjann | feedmecereal: anything come back? | 02:17 |
feedmecereal | brjann: no | 02:17 |
sbap | flaarg: thanks!! | 02:17 |
brjann | feedmecereal: okay, gimme a sec | 02:18 |
K-Rich | could someone help me, i need to set a global env variable at x login | 02:18 |
Nolan2 | brjann, how would I go about transferring those directories and their contents to a flash drive using terminal? | 02:18 |
FoolsRun | Ubuntu looks damned good at ridiculously large resolutions, though | 02:18 |
brjann | Nolan2: well you can't if it won't let you read the directories ;) | 02:18 |
feedmecereal | brjann, BTW, I've been using Ubuntu since 7.04 but I'm still not really an expert at the CLI. | 02:18 |
Nolan2 | :/ | 02:18 |
Nolan2 | So how do I get the files? | 02:19 |
Yendor | K-Rich: You mean when you login as your user? | 02:19 |
dsnyders | rastasean, I don't know anything about empathy im. | 02:19 |
rastasean | dsnyders, what IM program do you recommend? | 02:19 |
K-Rich | Yendor: yes..... i would prefer for when any user logs in, webcam issue | 02:19 |
Maletor | OK - I have 2TBs that I just put into a RAID5 (three drives - as such [http://lookpic.com/i/542/IvfLaw5W.png]. I want to put my fourth drive, the one with all the data I want preserved, added (grown?) to the RAID array. How do I do this? | 02:19 |
ADooM | testing | 02:19 |
brjann | feedmecereal: no problem. it's strange, i don't see an es1978 driver in karmic | 02:20 |
K-Rich | Yendor: LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l2convert.so | 02:20 |
dsnyders | rastasean, use whichever one you're comfortable with. xchat is good enough for me. | 02:20 |
TecnoBrat | Yendor: I've gotta run out .. but I'd suggest going through this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo | 02:20 |
Yendor | K-Rich: You can edit /etc/profile | 02:20 |
Nolan2 | brjann... Wow I feel stupid... | 02:20 |
feedmecereal | brjann: damn, oh well, I guess I'm out of luck then with this sound card. | 02:20 |
Yendor | TecnoBrat: Thanks. I'll peruse it | 02:21 |
Nolan2 | brjann: I can read the files off of the windows installation rofl. | 02:21 |
brjann | feedmecereal: nah, don't give up yet. there used to be one, which means it's probably called something else :) | 02:21 |
brjann | Nolan2: haha | 02:21 |
RickJones | Hello | 02:21 |
feedmecereal | brjann: I did find one that was an rpm but I couldn't figure out how to install it. | 02:21 |
RickJones | could someone help me with a installation error? | 02:21 |
brjann | feedmecereal: try lsmod | grep snd_es | 02:22 |
RickJones | when I try to install ubuntu via boot it just shows a ubuntu logo | 02:22 |
RickJones | and then nothing happens after that | 02:22 |
feedmecereal | brjann: nothing seemed to happen | 02:22 |
Yendor | K-Rich: sudo $EDITOR /etc/profile (replace $EDITOR with your favorite editor) | 02:22 |
K-Rich | Yendor: let me try that and i will return | 02:22 |
FoolsRun | Can anyone report good or bad luck with a Geforce FX5500 in Ubuntu? | 02:23 |
RickJones | can someone advice me on what to do? | 02:23 |
K-Rich | Yendor: was already on it..... let me restart and brb with results | 02:23 |
Yendor | K-Rich: After the line: if [ "$BASH" ]; then (by default, line 14), add your LD_PRELOAD thing | 02:23 |
Yendor | :) | 02:23 |
brjann | feedmecereal: okay. it looks like the 1978 actually uses the 1968 driver, which is in karmic. but it doesn't appear to be loading. so one second while I figure out how best to test it | 02:23 |
RickJones | can someone advice me on what to do please? | 02:24 |
RickJones | I am trying to install ubuntu but it freezes | 02:24 |
rastasean | RickJones, be more specific | 02:24 |
brjann | feedmecereal: okay, try this | 02:24 |
rastasean | RickJones, what system | 02:25 |
RickJones | alright I am able to select the language | 02:25 |
brjann | feedmecereal: gksu gedit /etc/modules | 02:25 |
RickJones | then it shows a glowing ubuntu logo | 02:25 |
RickJones | it glows for about 15 seconds | 02:25 |
RickJones | then it freezes no response | 02:25 |
RainbowEyes | um | 02:25 |
feedmecereal | brjann: yes | 02:25 |
rastasean | RickJones, maybe its reading the disc? | 02:25 |
RickJones | its been reading the disk for about one hour then | 02:25 |
RainbowEyes | ^^aoham is advertising >.> | 02:25 |
RickJones | is that normal? | 02:26 |
brjann | feedmecereal: at the bottom of the file add a line containing snd-es1968 | 02:26 |
rastasean | RickJones, its a big disc | 02:26 |
rastasean | hah | 02:26 |
jeff__ | Hi, can anyone tell me how to send a message to a local user when i am remotly loged into a ubuntu box ? | 02:26 |
RickJones | 600mb? | 02:26 |
rastasean | jeff__, like ssh? | 02:26 |
RainbowEyes | uh, ^^aoham is advertising | 02:26 |
* RainbowEyes considers copy pasting the query | 02:26 | |
rastasean | RickJones, yeah like 691MB for ubuntu | 02:26 |
jeff__ | yes im useing ssh + freenx on the box | 02:26 |
RickJones | the logo is not glowing anymore | 02:26 |
feedmecereal | brjann: ok | 02:26 |
brjann | feedmecereal: then save and close gedit | 02:26 |
RickJones | its been like that forever now | 02:26 |
rastasean | jeff__, can't you use write? | 02:26 |
RainbowEyes | no ops around? | 02:27 |
Yendor | jeff__: Is the "wall" command what you're looking for? | 02:27 |
jeff__ | umm not sure i will look up wall ... free nx lets more than one person loginto a ubuntu box | 02:27 |
jeff__ | brb | 02:27 |
feedmecereal | brjann: still no sound. Should I reboot now? | 02:27 |
brjann | feedmecereal: yep, that'll only take effect on reboot (if it works) | 02:27 |
rastasean | peace out | 02:28 |
feedmecereal | brjann: thanks. Hold on! | 02:28 |
brjann | !ops ^^aoham is advertising, contact RainbowEyes for details | 02:28 |
jeff__ | ya i bleave that will do it Yendor ... thanks | 02:29 |
blakkheim | :/ | 02:29 |
Yendor | jeff__: np, good luck | 02:29 |
genii | RainbowEyes: You're being harassed by ^^aoham ? | 02:29 |
RainbowEyes | no, I just wanted to warn the ops that ^^aoham is advertising a network | 02:30 |
genii | ^^aoham: Please desist, no advertising in here | 02:30 |
RickJones | is there a way to check if the cd is installing? | 02:31 |
RickJones | instead of just seeing a logo in the middle of the screen? | 02:32 |
Dr_Willis | RickJones: check the consoles | 02:32 |
RickJones | how? | 02:32 |
Dr_Willis | and top command perhas | 02:32 |
RickJones | Im new to this im sorry | 02:32 |
Dr_Willis | alt-ctrl-f1 through f6 | 02:32 |
brjann | feedmecereal: any luck? | 02:32 |
RickJones | it wont let me do that | 02:32 |
RickJones | atm its frozen on the ubuntu logo in the middle of the screen | 02:33 |
n16h7f0x | are the secure-delete tools in the repositories (from thc) really secure? | 02:33 |
Dr_Willis | sounds like its hung/crashed | 02:33 |
feedmecereal | brjann: It mostly seemed to work! But now, sound seems to be skipping sometimes. Hmm? | 02:33 |
RickJones | Dr Willis can you help me thru this? | 02:33 |
gamedreamer | join #</hak5> | 02:33 |
Dr_Willis | n16h7f0x: as secure as they can be3 i imagine. read up on th especific tools | 02:33 |
Dr_Willis | RickJones: if the pc is crashing - not a lot of magic i can do remotely | 02:33 |
RickJones | how do I know its crashing? | 02:34 |
RickJones | I mean it runs windows xp pro perfectly fine | 02:34 |
RickJones | I just want it to be ubuntu lol | 02:34 |
darolu | RickJones: I had that problem once (freezing at the [at the time] usplash), I had to install a different kernel and start up with it, maybe you'll problem can be solved that way too. | 02:34 |
brjann | feedmecereal: heh, ye olde linux skipping sound problem. | 02:34 |
RickJones | darolu what do you mean different kernal? | 02:35 |
brjann | feedmecereal: you are running karmic, right? | 02:35 |
feedmecereal | brjann: Yes, so this is a common problem? | 02:35 |
darolu | RickJones: the kernel I was trying to boot was damaged I suppose, so I installed a different (older) one to boot. | 02:35 |
Dr_Willis | RickJones: if its totally hung - it crashed. You did check the md5sum? does it EVER get to the desktop? did you do an actual install yet? | 02:35 |
Losha | n16h7f0x: dunno. Just how sensitive is the information you're trying to get rid of? | 02:35 |
darolu | to boot with* | 02:35 |
RickJones | no I havent installed yet | 02:35 |
RickJones | what happens is I see the lang selection on boot | 02:36 |
brjann | feedmecereal: common enough. seems to be something related to the sound server, pulseaudio. I *really* don't know anything about pulse. you might find help with skipping audio here, or maybe in #pulseaudio | 02:36 |
darolu | RickJones: aaah if you haven't installed then your iso might be damaged | 02:36 |
dsnyders | Does anyone have a working kpovmodeler in 9.04? | 02:36 |
kevcox | I just put a fresh new Ubuntu Server on the open internet yet I cannot access it unless I'm on the same subnet as the ISP. Why? | 02:36 |
darolu | can be a damaged RAM too. | 02:36 |
RickJones | is there a way to get an older kernal then? | 02:36 |
feedmecereal | brjann: Alright then. I can't thank you enough anyway for helping me. Thanks again!!! | 02:36 |
RickJones | I mean I just installed and burnt this on a DVD | 02:36 |
RickJones | from ubuntu | 02:36 |
darolu | RickJones: nevermind what I said, I thought you had installed it | 02:36 |
brjann | feedmecereal: you're welcome :) glad we got you 90% there! :) | 02:36 |
Siph0n | I have a live version with persistent changes of ubuntu (9.10) on my flash drive. The flash drive (/dev/sdb1) is mounted to /cdrom . / has 80MB left, and /cdrom has 14GB left. Is there any way to increase the size of / (while decreasing the size of /cdrom)? | 02:37 |
K-Rich | Yendor: no luck on that..... | 02:37 |
kevcox | Anyone good with Ubuntu Server on the open Internet? I cannot get my box to talk to anything else but what is on the same subnet. | 02:38 |
Yendor | K-Rich: Hmmm | 02:38 |
goddard | I have a netbook here and I am trying to get it working no cd rom and the attempt to get a flash drive booted up faild. I need to wipe this computer clean because something is stopping it fromworking what do I do it does have PXE but I am not familar with it | 02:38 |
K-Rich | Yendor: i think i may have figured out a way to just make some scripts though, so i think i got it for now.... | 02:39 |
Yendor | K-Rich: export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l2convert.so | 02:39 |
RickJones | so guys any ideas/help? | 02:39 |
RickJones | I really want to use Ubuntu | 02:39 |
RickJones | =( | 02:39 |
K-Rich | Yendor: in same file? | 02:39 |
Yendor | K-Rich: Well, that's what you pasted me earlier, except I added the "export" | 02:39 |
Yendor | K-Rich: I think you'll have to make sure the "export" is there. | 02:40 |
dsnyders | goddard, PXE is somewhat complex to set up. You will need a pxe server and dhcp. | 02:40 |
K-Rich | Yendor: of note, at console and another terminal ' echo $LD_PRELOAD ' displays the correct value | 02:40 |
kevcox | Anyone know of another room that might help with Ubuntu simple networking issues? | 02:40 |
kevcox | Server edition | 02:40 |
Yendor | K-Rich: Actually, hmm. I think that'll only work if someone opens a bash shell (terminal). Not sure if it'll run if they just login to X and attempt to use the webcam | 02:40 |
dsnyders | kevcox, what is the problem? | 02:41 |
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RickJones | so guys any ideas/help? | 02:41 |
darolu | RickJones: do what Dr_Willis said, do a mdsum check of your iso file; also check the integrity of your memory | 02:41 |
RickJones | ok | 02:41 |
Maletor | OK - I have 2TBs that I just put into a RAID5 (three drives - as such [http://lookpic.com/i/542/IvfLaw5W.png]. I want to put my fourth drive, the one with all the data I want preserved, added (grown?) to the RAID array. How do I do this? | 02:42 |
Principitto | <Principitto> E: Error de lectura - read (21: Es un directorio) | 02:42 |
Leemp | I have a pgp key block.. how do i add it to my key list? I have saved it to a file and tried to use that file in apt-key add file. with no luck. The command returns "gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found" | 02:43 |
cfedde | Maletor: it's hard to grow a raid group once it has been created. You'll have to stage the data somewhere so that it is available to be merged after the filesystem is created and mounted. | 02:43 |
nonameNN | hey guys, is there any way to change default theme for all user? i want to use clearlooks instead of human | 02:44 |
jaypur | hi every1 | 02:44 |
Maletor | cfedde - i'm so lost i don't know where to begin | 02:45 |
Dr_Willis | nonameNN: proberly is. but if the users allready exist then you would have to go thro9ugh each of their homes and change their settings | 02:45 |
Dr_Willis | nonameNN: which is not a good idea | 02:45 |
sobczyk | anyone knows whether the dell 1520 wireless-n is supported in ubuntu? | 02:46 |
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Maletor | cfeed - i have 4 total drives and only 3 are in a raid 5 right now. i want to add my fourth drive? can't i just add this one as a slave and copy all the data to the existing raid then make my 3 drive raid a 4 drive raid? | 02:46 |
Maletor | cfedde | 02:46 |
nonameNN | Dr_Willis: ok... i still want to do it... how can i do it? | 02:46 |
RickJones | ok so I ran a test | 02:46 |
goddard | dsnyders I dont know what else to do here | 02:46 |
RickJones | it says errors found in 52 files | 02:47 |
darolu | sobczyk: erad this link: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported | 02:47 |
goddard | installations from usb just hang on load | 02:47 |
Siph0n | Can I change the ownership of any of the folders of my live environment on my usb drive? /dev/sdb1 (my flash drive with the live environment) is mounted to /cdrom . I try sudo chown ubuntu /cdrom/Downloads , and it says permission denied. | 02:47 |
RickJones | but now where do I install it from? | 02:47 |
RickJones | I mean I installed this from the official odwnload page | 02:47 |
jungletek | Would this be the right chan for help with b43? Specifically getting WPA or WPA2 working. Mind you, it did before with my router's stock firmware, but only works in windows now that i flashed the router with dd-wrt... | 02:47 |
Dr_Willis | nonameNN: with some shell scripting and proberly nasty use of the gconf editor. I would guess | 02:47 |
dsnyders | goddard, you might find some joy at www.pendrivelinux.org. | 02:47 |
cfedde | Maletor: when a raid group is initialized it will loose all the data in the group. | 02:48 |
goddard | dsnyders I will give it a shoot | 02:48 |
Dr_Willis | nonameNN: unless the default theme settings are in a file. But i think they are in the gconf settings somewhere | 02:48 |
darolu | RickJones: download it again, files can get corrupted when you download them. I recommed using torrents | 02:48 |
Dr_Willis | nonameNN: you could just rename the system theme/files :) but thats still a hack | 02:48 |
Maletor | i'm not initializing - i'm growing | 02:48 |
Yendor | Anyone knowledgeable about getting a b43 card to talk to an Apple Airport Extreme in 9.10? | 02:48 |
jungletek | damn b43 | 02:48 |
cfedde | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=408461 | 02:49 |
Yendor | jungletek: Have you installed b43-fwcutter? | 02:49 |
Ramsrambo | Hi! | 02:49 |
Leemp | Can anyone give any information on the error "gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found"? The key is official.. What is going wrong? | 02:49 |
Maletor | so to do RAID anything i have to start with 0? | 02:49 |
brjann | Maletor: I would recommend copying the data from the single disk to the array, verifying it, and only then adding the single disk into the array | 02:49 |
jungletek | Yendor: yes, and as i said, prior to fiddling with my router's firmware, i had my card working with fwcutter. WPA was working. | 02:49 |
cfedde | Maletor: exactly. You can stage all the data somewhere else. | 02:49 |
Maletor | brjann and cfedde that is conflicting | 02:50 |
xeon | tar xvzf ..."tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors". why is that? | 02:50 |
Yendor | jungletek: You've just exceeded my knowledge about WPA then. I have a couple old devices that don't do WPA, so I've got an open network. Don't particularly care. | 02:50 |
cfedde | Maletor: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=408461 | 02:50 |
Hebram | !ssh > Hebram | 02:50 |
ubottu | Hebram, please see my private message | 02:50 |
sobczyk | darolu: not may dell cards there | 02:51 |
cfedde | Maletor: you can grow a file system that is built on LVM but only through concatination. (raid 0) | 02:51 |
optimus_ | hello | 02:51 |
jungletek | Yendor: I appreciate the effort. Thanks anyway :/ | 02:51 |
cfedde | Maletor: if you want to add a disk to a raid group then the data has to be re-striped over all the drives in the group. | 02:52 |
SenatorSenile | mb | 02:52 |
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Yendor | jungletek: Sorry I couldn't help more. Got my own b43 issues. ;-) | 02:52 |
optimus_ | i have a problem that i cant really find on the message boards | 02:52 |
RickJones | guys I have a AMD chipset | 02:53 |
jungletek | Yendor: yeah, so i see. out of curiosity, is your system even recognizing the card? | 02:53 |
RickJones | do I download ubuntu-9.10-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent ?? | 02:53 |
Gnea | RickJones: is it 64bit? | 02:53 |
cfedde | Maletor: current lunux md based ext4fs raid groups don't support that. | 02:53 |
RickJones | nope | 02:53 |
RickJones | ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso.torrent? | 02:53 |
Maletor | cfdedde: so what's the plan of action? | 02:53 |
Yendor | jungletek: Yep, it appears to be. "lshw -C network" shows that it has a driver. I can see the card under the Network Tools. It just won't connect to my wide-open network. | 02:54 |
cfedde | Maletor: stage all the data somewhere else (cd, another drive something) make the new raid group. | 02:54 |
systematical | im experiencing problems with the vino remote desktop server, it keeps switching to local network access only... | 02:54 |
arand | RickJones: not necessarily, amd64 just denotes that it's 64bit (since amd was the first one to come up with the technology, bot intel and amd uses the same) | 02:54 |
Maletor | cfedde - i might be able to get hold of a temp. holding space, but for hypothetical how would you do this? | 02:54 |
cfedde | Maletor: copy the data back to the raid group. | 02:54 |
jungletek | Yendor: will it do so without any encryption? | 02:54 |
systematical | is anyone able to assist me with my vino problem? | 02:54 |
Yendor | jungletek: There is no encryption on my network. It can't even see it. | 02:54 |
jungletek | ah | 02:55 |
root | o.o | 02:55 |
Maletor | cfedde: how do i add my 1tb after i backup the data? | 02:55 |
cfedde | Maletor: even if everything works perfectly you still need a backup. | 02:55 |
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optimus_ | my home screen on the netbook edition is not clickable, i can only use the arrow keys to select something, and sometimes it freezes. what could my problem be? | 02:55 |
jungletek | Yendor: dunno if this applies, but iirc, i had to do something like sudo modprobe b43, and then restart | 02:55 |
jungletek | after b43-fwcutter | 02:55 |
Yendor | jungletek: Thanks; I've restarted this thing multiple times. | 02:55 |
jungletek | Yendor: let me see if i can find the specific instructions i saved in case i had to do it again :D | 02:56 |
Yendor | jungletek: In fact, I had it connected via wireless earlier. So I know it's *possible*....But then I said "Hey, let's reboot and see if the connection is still there!" and........it wasn't. | 02:56 |
jungletek | lol | 02:56 |
jungletek | brb | 02:56 |
cfedde | Maletor: familiarize yourself with the procedure for creating a raid group. decide on a plan that best meets your need. then implement. http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Software-RAID-HOWTO.html | 02:57 |
cfedde | Maletor: if you have a disk controler that supports raid you can do it at that level too. | 02:58 |
marcos | boa noite a todos! | 02:58 |
cfedde | still it will delete all the data on all the drives that are in the group. | 02:58 |
optimus_ | could someone help me? | 02:59 |
Maletor | cfedde: i don't think i have a hardware controller but my motherboard supports fake raid | 02:59 |
jungletek | Yendor: don't know if it will help you, but i found the document. it's an mhtml file... want me to dcc it? | 02:59 |
Maletor | cfedde: i definitely want RAID 5 - i don't want to lose data | 03:00 |
arand | optimus_: just ask, if anyone knows they'll answer | 03:00 |
Dahamon | !flash | 03:00 |
ubottu | To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 03:00 |
optimus_ | ok, my home screen on the netbook edition is not clickable, i can only use the arrow keys to select something, and sometimes it freezes. what could my problem be? | 03:00 |
cfedde | Maletor: you could buy a device like the drobo that lets you add and move drives through proprietery magic. | 03:00 |
brjann | cfedde: may I PM you? | 03:00 |
Strigoides | Hello | 03:01 |
Leemp | How do you authenticate a package from an external repo? When i try to add their pgp key i get an error: "gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found" | 03:01 |
ChogyDan | Maletor: I thought backup was better than RAID for backup purposes | 03:01 |
Leemp | gpg* | 03:01 |
Strigoides | Can anyone help me with partitions? | 03:02 |
cfedde | brjann: your away says that I cannot. | 03:02 |
Maletor | too $$$$$$$$ | 03:02 |
brjann | cfedde: whoops, sorry | 03:02 |
jungletek | Strigoides: what specifically | 03:02 |
Maletor | ChogyDan - what if there is no where to back up to? | 03:03 |
NyaR | can anyone connect to AIM with evolution? | 03:03 |
NyaR | I've been unable to do so | 03:03 |
Maletor | ChogyDan - because it's 3TB of stuff | 03:03 |
m0ar | When I boot I want to get to a console login, when I login there I want it to be as logging in with GDM; straight into X. Possible? | 03:03 |
blakkheim | NyaR: evolution is an email client | 03:03 |
NyaR | er | 03:03 |
NyaR | empathy my bad ;) | 03:03 |
usser | RAID != Backup | 03:03 |
blakkheim | NyaR: try finch instead of empathy | 03:03 |
optimus_ | my home screen on the netbook edition is not clickable, i can only use the arrow keys to select something, and sometimes it freezes. what could my problem be? | 03:03 |
blakkheim | NyaR: i'm using it on aim right now | 03:03 |
ChogyDan | Maletor: that's allot. but I mean, external drives aren't going to be that much more expensive that extra RAID drives | 03:04 |
usser | m0ar, sure just add startx to your .profile | 03:04 |
Maletor | usser: - ok so where do i put the data? | 03:04 |
Strigoides | Well, My hard drive is in two partitions (Windoze and Ubuntu) Since I originally just had Windoze on it, all my music and other thing are on my Windoze partition, so I have to manually mount said Windoze partition everytime I long in. Is there a way to auto mount partitions? | 03:04 |
NyaR | i got a network error, gonna try finch | 03:04 |
m0ar | usser: Explain? :3 | 03:04 |
usser | Maletor, another drive, tape, dvd, usb sticks | 03:04 |
Maletor | usser: for 3TB? | 03:04 |
jungletek | Strigoides: not technically about partitions, more about mounting disks | 03:04 |
Maletor | no cd burner on the box | 03:04 |
jungletek | and unfortunately, i'd like to know also | 03:04 |
Strigoides | Yeah, I guess | 03:04 |
jungletek | sorry | 03:04 |
Strigoides | Ah | 03:05 |
ChogyDan | Strigoides: fstab | 03:05 |
jungletek | thanks ChogyDan, i'll google it | 03:05 |
Strigoides | Ty | 03:05 |
usser | m0ar, it should be ~/.bash_profile or just .profile | 03:05 |
ChogyDan | !fstab | Strigoides jungletek | 03:05 |
ubottu | Strigoides jungletek: The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions | 03:05 |
DeltaLima28 | do you know what command displays all of your historic commands | 03:05 |
m0ar | usser: What exactly will that do? :) | 03:05 |
brjann | DeltaLima28: history | 03:05 |
jungletek | cheers | 03:05 |
DeltaLima28 | brjann, thanks | 03:06 |
NyaR | blakkheim, is there a ppa for finch? | 03:06 |
Strigoides | Thanks ubottu | 03:06 |
usser | m0ar, this .bash_profile is the file commands in which are executed when you login | 03:06 |
blakkheim | NyaR: it's in the regular repositories | 03:06 |
NyaR | is it called pidgin there? | 03:06 |
blakkheim | NyaR: no | 03:06 |
blakkheim | NyaR: sudo aptitude install finch | 03:06 |
NyaR | ok got it thanks | 03:06 |
Yendor | jungletek: Sorry, dunno what dcc is...... That, and I had to go say g'night to the kids. :) | 03:07 |
m0ar | usser: .profile == .bash_profile? | 03:07 |
jungletek | Yendor: ah, no problem. dcc is for file transfers over irc | 03:07 |
marcos | good night guys! | 03:07 |
Yendor | jungletek: Sure, we can give that a try. No http address for it? | 03:08 |
lyrae | !lamp | 03:08 |
ubottu | LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+) | 03:08 |
marcos | can anyone help me on the Ubuntu 9.10 | 03:08 |
NyaR | thats not connecting either must be independent of program ;( | 03:08 |
marcos | need to know how to get the graphical interface it ... remember that the version was only 9:04 to chmod-x / etc / gdm and now? | 03:09 |
m0ar | usser: So basically: apt-get remove gdm, add startx to .profile? | 03:09 |
Truculent | I just installed Ubuntu 9.10 over a short lived install of Sidux and now Ubuntu is warning me that two of my hard drives are failing due to too many bad sectors. How can I find out more about this? I don't think they are actually failing | 03:10 |
Leemp | How do you authenticate a package from an external repo? When i try to add their pgp key i get an error: "gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found" Anyone? This has to be simple.. | 03:11 |
arand | Truculent: the disk utility inn the admin menu should tell you more. | 03:11 |
brjann | Leemp: probably just a typo in your command | 03:11 |
brjann | Leemp: how are you trying to add it? | 03:11 |
Leemp | brjann: apt-key add file | 03:11 |
Nafai | quick question -- I just changed my shell to zsh with chsh, and I have gnome-terminal set to use a login shell. But when I start gnome-terminal, it still starts bash | 03:12 |
brjann | Leemp: oh, not one of the long wget-pipe-etc commands, then | 03:12 |
hink | Anyone looking for a full time Linux job in the Dallas area | 03:12 |
flaarg | brjann: you need the gpg key from that repo | 03:12 |
bethany | when i bootup into ubuntu i get a filesystem check failed. im in the maintanence shell but i have no idea what to do | 03:12 |
Maletor | cfedde - are you still around? | 03:12 |
cfedde | Maletor: I've heard out of band that adding a drive to a raid5 might work. I just would not want to do it without good backups first. | 03:12 |
brjann | Leemp: have you opened the file to make sure it's actually got a gpg key in it? | 03:13 |
Leemp | well, sudo | 03:13 |
Leemp | brjann: I've tried it many different ways. | 03:13 |
Leemp | brjann: http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Ubuntu+and+Debian+packages is the key i am trying to add | 03:13 |
Truculent | Arand: It tells me how many are supposedly failing, and which sectors are bad, but not much more, is there a way to scan them or anything? What is my next move? | 03:13 |
Leemp | I've also tried --import directly from the gpg command | 03:13 |
FloodBot2 | Leemp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 03:13 |
Maletor | out of band? | 03:13 |
Leemp | Whoa, lag spike | 03:13 |
marcos | how do I add the startx in the profile? | 03:13 |
Leemp | brjann: Yup | 03:13 |
jungletek | Yendor: i messaged you a few minutes ago | 03:13 |
marcos | how do I add the startx in the profile? | 03:13 |
jungletek | with an http link | 03:13 |
cfedde | Maletor: brjann from this channel overheard our conversation and asserted that it has worked for him. | 03:14 |
Leemp | brjann: It's in there, and properly formed | 03:14 |
puff | http://paste.ubuntu.com/386716/ | 03:14 |
brjann | Leemp: okay, and i'm assuming you simply copied that block of text from the page into gedit? | 03:14 |
puff | My usb enclosure drive stopped automounting. | 03:14 |
Dahamon | !flash | 03:14 |
ubottu | To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 03:14 |
Leemp | brjann: Tried multiple ways, gedit being one of them | 03:14 |
Leemp | brjann: Nano, etc | 03:14 |
brjann | Leemp: rgr, let me try | 03:14 |
Leemp | I've also tried this on two separate computers heh. | 03:15 |
puff | Is there any way to nudge autommount and get it to run again? | 03:15 |
Yendor | jungletek: Hmmm. Don't think I received the message. | 03:15 |
arand | Truculent: I know HD vendors have tools for re-allocating and disabling bad sectors, but that often requires a full disk format, it the amount of bad sectors are _constant_, it shouldn't be too much trouble, if they increase though, that's a big warning flag... | 03:15 |
brjann | Leemp: okay, at the very least i'm getting the same error as you :) | 03:15 |
Leemp | brjann: I mean, it seems like everyone else is having no issues with this. I have not seen one person ask about the key being bad. I seem to be the only one, and no one answered | 03:16 |
brjann | cfedde: you're trying to get me in trouble! :) | 03:16 |
Leemp | brjann: Thanks! I assumed i was doing something stupid | 03:16 |
Leemp | brjann: I've been searching for hours. | 03:16 |
jungletek | Yendor: just spammed you with it in a PM | 03:16 |
jungletek | anything? | 03:16 |
Leemp | brjann: Last time i gave up and just compiled the damn thing myself. | 03:16 |
marcos | how do I add the startx in the profile? | 03:16 |
brjann | Leemp: haha | 03:16 |
Truculent | arand: they aren't increasing, thanks. I've been monitoring them for a few hours, I think it might be a false alarm. | 03:17 |
Yendor | jungletek: I saw that you sent me something, but this Colloquy.app doesn't appear to actually show me the message. | 03:17 |
cfedde | brjann and Maletor google leads me here: http://scotgate.org/2006/07/03/growing-a-raid5-array-mdadm/ | 03:17 |
Maletor | brjann - how do i grow a raid 5 | 03:17 |
Leemp | brjann: So apt-key add file *should* work? | 03:17 |
arand | Truculent: That's not a matter of hours, but days/weeks | 03:17 |
bethany | anyone/. | 03:17 |
Leemp | brjann: If so, i'l repost on the mailing list. | 03:17 |
Leemp | +l | 03:17 |
marcos | how do I add the startx in the profile? | 03:17 |
jungletek | Yendor: i don't know what that is, sorry... i use a real irc client ;) | 03:17 |
brjann | leemp: might be something dumb we're missing | 03:17 |
Yendor | jungletek: Heh. Neither do I, really. It's an OSX IRC client. | 03:17 |
Leemp | brjann: I saw mention of a different key server, one sec | 03:18 |
Yendor | jungletek: Just grabbed it off the internets tonight. Since wireless no worky on the laptop, can't do IRC on said laptop until wireless worky. :) | 03:18 |
marcos | would like the Ubuntu 9.10 only start in text mode, as I do? | 03:18 |
brjann | Maletor, cfedde: yes, the procedure described in cfedde's link is essentially the one I've used. | 03:18 |
Truculent | arand: I see that now, I'm just going to have to replace them I guess. | 03:18 |
jungletek | Yendor: unless i'm severely mistaken, you can get xchat for osx | 03:18 |
jungletek | up to you though | 03:18 |
arand | bethany: In the maintenance shell does it say "run fsck manually"? | 03:18 |
Leemp | brjann: pgp.mit.edu | 03:19 |
jungletek | Yendor: here's the link http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4797697&postcount=2 | 03:19 |
marcos | would like the Ubuntu 9.10 only start in text mode, as I do? | 03:19 |
bethany | arand: not sure i typed cat /etc/fstab | 03:19 |
quontrex | anyone know what it takes to make vmware work on 9.10 | 03:20 |
bethany | says my / partition errors=remount -ro 0 | 03:20 |
Yendor | jungletek: Thanks for the link.......Only thing is, it doesn't list my wireless network on the top panel after a restart. | 03:20 |
Yendor | Restarting now (again) to confirm. | 03:20 |
infid | is there a way to display a message in the gnome-panel? Ie have my favorite quote from an author always show on the gnome panel? | 03:20 |
marcos | would like the Ubuntu 9.10 only start in text mode, as I do? | 03:20 |
brjann | Leemp: haha, you know what the problem is? | 03:21 |
Leemp | brjann: I'm all ears | 03:21 |
rahduke | is anyone registered with newzbin.com ?? | 03:21 |
brjann | Leemp: there should be 5 hyphens on either side of the BEGIN.. END.. blocks, not 4 | 03:21 |
Yendor | Yep, confirmed. Wrireless Networks: disconnected. No networks listed. | 03:21 |
awesomo4k | oh yeah newzbin rocks | 03:21 |
arand | bethany: yea, at this stage the system has pretty much decided not to tuch the filesystem before it's checked thouroughly, are you still at the maintenance shell now? | 03:21 |
jungletek | Yendor: try opening a terminal and doing: iwlist scan | 03:21 |
Leemp | brjann: Good lord. Those people are killing me. | 03:21 |
brjann | Leemp: they're testing you! | 03:21 |
flaarg | Leemp: figured it out | 03:22 |
bethany | arand: ya i am ive been googling but i just am at a loss of what to do. | 03:22 |
rahduke | awesomo4k: can you hook me up with an invite? | 03:22 |
Yendor | Yendor: No scan results | 03:22 |
flaarg | Leemp: http://paste.ubuntu.com/386720/ | 03:22 |
Leemp | brjann: All together, including last time i tried this, i've probably spent hours on it. | 03:22 |
flaarg | try that | 03:22 |
Leemp | brjann: 8+ | 03:22 |
Yendor | jungletek: No scan results. Oops. :) | 03:22 |
flaarg | the gpg format was invalid | 03:22 |
flaarg | would you believe it had one less - on the header and footer? | 03:22 |
flaarg | than its supposed to | 03:22 |
bethany | arand: it happened a few days ago too so i reinstaled / ... so maybe its my hdd going bad? win still boots fine. and its always my / partition that does this. | 03:23 |
jungletek | Yendor: sounds like the card might not be recognized... but I'm far from an expert | 03:23 |
puff | So,my usb enclosure drive (western digital my book) all of sudden stopped automounting. | 03:23 |
Leemp | flaarg: That's what brjann said hehe :) | 03:23 |
flaarg | ah lol | 03:23 |
bethany | arand: my baby unplugs my laptop that doesnt charge anymore several times a day. | 03:23 |
flaarg | msg the dev and tell them to fix it | 03:23 |
puff | It's plugged into my dock, so I tried plugging it straight into my laptop, no automount. It shows up in dmesg and /var/log/syslog, but I don't see any error or isue with atuomount. | 03:23 |
puff | I tried tomanually mount it but it says I need the file type. How do I find the filetype? | 03:23 |
Leemp | flaarg: Will do. I can't believe no one mentioned it yet | 03:23 |
brjann | Maletor: are you still around? | 03:24 |
Maletor | brjann - yes | 03:24 |
flaarg | I suspect that not too many people that use it installed the package yet I guess | 03:24 |
Maletor | is this setup correctly? http://lookpic.com/i/455/ZFVae5YS.png | 03:24 |
Yendor | jungletek: thanks. I'll keep plugging away at it. I know it *can* work. I just don't know what the correct magical incantations are. | 03:24 |
theresa | I have a Dell laptop with the following error after an upgrade. Here is the error message: init: networking main process (477) terminated with status 1 | 03:24 |
arand | bethany: reapeated fsck errors could be a sign of hardware failiure, but yes, repoeated power cuts can also do messy things to the filesystem if not shutdown cleanly. | 03:24 |
arand | bethany: are there important data on the filesystem in question? | 03:24 |
joppan_ | anyone help needed i have downlaoded 10.04 alpha 3 i386 iso and burned ..wnat to upgarde from 9.10 ..without losing existing settings | 03:25 |
bethany | no its just / i was trying to avoid having to reinstall all my apps again. | 03:25 |
jungletek | Yendor: yeah, i had mine working once, then did something because it seemed flaky and then there was nothing i could do to get it to work again. so i re-installed and didn't do what i did the first time ;) | 03:25 |
jungletek | best of luck | 03:25 |
brjann | Maletor: looks fine. i wanted to make sure you understood the procedure cfedde linked to above | 03:25 |
theresa | I was finally able to get in with chmodding the /etc/init.d/networking to 000 | 03:25 |
arand | bethany: there is a command available which will either fix it or if unlucky break it even more (I've experienced both)... | 03:26 |
Leemp | flaarg: Hmm, i ran apt-key add, and it said "OK". Though, apt-get still says the package from them cannot be authenticated. Any ideas? Is there a keyring i need to update or something? For kicks i ran apt-get/key update | 03:26 |
puff | Anybody?http://paste.ubuntu.com/386716/ | 03:26 |
marcos | Can anyone help me? in ubuntu 9.04 I was doing that the system was straight to the text only mode with the command chmod-x / etc / gdm, but at 9:10 I was unsuspecting because the same method did not work, somebody any tips? | 03:26 |
brjann | Maletor: and I also wanted to make sure you understood that cfedde's procedure of copying the data elsewhere and building the full 4-disk array is much safer than growing the array | 03:26 |
bethany | arand: well aslong as it only breaks / and not /home with it | 03:26 |
arand | bethany: Do you have them on separate partitions? | 03:27 |
brjann | Maletor: tell you what, let's go to PMs, because I don't want you to misunderstand anything before you start if you choose this method | 03:27 |
brjann | Maletor: ok? | 03:27 |
bethany | arand: ya i do | 03:27 |
supercom32 | hey | 03:27 |
theresa | Although, chmodding to 000 still brings up the same error message on reboot. | 03:28 |
joppan_ | anyone help needed i have downlaoded 10.04 alpha 3 i386 iso and burned ..wnat to upgarde from 9.10 ..without losing existing settings | 03:28 |
brjann | !lucid | joppan_ | 03:28 |
ubottu | joppan_: Lucid Lynx is the codename for Ubuntu 10.04, due April 29th, 2010 - Lucid is NOT released and is NOT stable - Discussion and support only in #ubuntu+1 | 03:28 |
theresa | I've tried to "startx" after chmodding. It will let me in, but KDE crashes right after login | 03:28 |
theresa | Is there a way for me to remove the installed network packages? | 03:28 |
supercom32 | I have a machine that is triple boot. 2 Linux, 1 Windows. Using grub2, how do I change the grub menu order so that one particular Linux OS at the top of the list? I keep changing the orders in grub.d but no to no difference. Any ideas? | 03:29 |
xxthink_ | How to stop apt-mirror? | 03:30 |
Leemp | brjann: Hmm, i ran apt-key add, and it said "OK". Though, apt-get still says the package from them cannot be authenticated. Any ideas? Is there a keyring i need to update or something? For kicks i ran apt-get/key update | 03:30 |
marcos | Can anyone help me? in ubuntu 9.04 I was doing that the system was straight to the text only mode with the command chmod-x / etc / gdm, but at 9.10 I was unsuspecting because the same method did not work, somebody any tips? | 03:30 |
brjann | Leemp: hm. I really don't know :( | 03:31 |
Leemp | brjann: K :) | 03:31 |
arand | bethany: Recommendations: QUOTE: "Try recommending to boot a liveCD first, perform a dd backup, force-mount the filesystem, attempt to extract /etc, and then pull the trigger. That makes is less likely to be horrible when something goes wrong." | 03:31 |
flaarg | Leemp: talk the package maintainer, its their responsibility to make it easy to add the gpg key. | 03:31 |
Leemp | flaarg: Righto :) | 03:32 |
flaarg | Leemp: also if you can't get the key to verify I suggest not using the package. Its easy to add bad stuff to debs and get away with it if its not signed. | 03:32 |
princezuda | Hey I'm trying to extract a tarball of sphinx on ubuntu through my terminal and I'm not sure how to do it exactly. | 03:32 |
flaarg | even if it is signed | 03:32 |
Leemp | flaarg: Shouldn't it be relatively secure, given that it's their own private server? | 03:32 |
arand | bethany: or you could just "close-eyes-pull-trigger", as someone so nicely put it. | 03:33 |
flaarg | Leemp: yes, but you don't know who has access to their server | 03:33 |
Leemp | flaarg: Ignoring all hacking junk, ofcourse | 03:33 |
Leemp | True | 03:33 |
blakkheim | princezuda: man tar | 03:33 |
flaarg | I susped the package is fine | 03:33 |
flaarg | suspect | 03:33 |
puff | princezuda: It's probably gippped, so first unzip it, then untar it. unzip is done iwth "unzip", tar is done with the expand option to tar. MAn tar for details. | 03:33 |
feedmecereal | How do I get the package libasound2-dev installed? I get the error message " Depends: libasound2 (=1.0.20-3ubuntu6.1) but 1.0.21a-1ubuntu2~ricotz1 is to be installed." | 03:34 |
Tensai | So... I don't have a /boot/grub/menu.lst file with a default install of 9.10 | 03:34 |
Tensai | Any idea why? | 03:34 |
Arsin | Is there a KDE Ubuntu support, or is this it? | 03:34 |
r00tintheb0x | I'm about to down a Ubuntu ISO for my triple core Phenom 64bit proc. Should I just install the 32 bit version? | 03:34 |
flaarg | Tensai: 9.10 uses grub2 | 03:34 |
Tensai | That would be why | 03:34 |
puff | princezuda: I recommend using the list contents option of tar first, to make sure what its going to unpack. Normally people create a tar with an enclosing directory, but not always. | 03:34 |
BluesKaj | princezuda, use the unp app it does it all when extarcting | 03:34 |
Tm_T | Arsin: #kubuntu | 03:34 |
flaarg | Tensai: the file you edit is in /etc/default/grub | 03:35 |
flaarg | then update-grub | 03:35 |
supercom32 | I have a machine that is triple boot. 2 Linux, 1 Windows. Using grub2, how do I change the grub menu order so that one particular Linux OS is at the top of the list? I keep changing the orders in grub.d but nothing happens. Any ideas? | 03:35 |
princezuda | puff: it is a tar.gz | 03:35 |
jungletek | I'm using the gnome distro of mint. If I use package manager to upgrade my kernel, is that totally stupid? Should I wait for the maintainers of the distro to release the kernel update through the mintupdate utility? | 03:35 |
flaarg | supercom32: update-grub overwrites grub.d using the settings from /etc/default/grub | 03:36 |
Random832 | !mint | 03:36 |
ubottu | There are some Ubuntu derivatives that we cannot provide support for due to repository and software changes. Please consult their websites for more information. Examples: gNewSense (support in #gnewsense), Linux Mint (see !mintsupport), LinuxMCE (support in #linuxmce), CrunchBang (support in #crunchbang), BackTrack (support in #backtrack-linux) | 03:36 |
jiohdi | jungletek: you will likely break your system if you do not | 03:36 |
puff | princezuda: Yeah, that's a gzip. | 03:36 |
gerzel | Hey I'm installing Ubuntu on an ASUA eeePC 701, w/o ARM proccessor, but solid state memory. How do I get into the more advanced package selection as the installer doesn't seem to give me much of any options. | 03:36 |
puff | princezuda: That's a gnu zip file, so unzip should owrk on it. | 03:36 |
gerzel | I'm using the minimal iso | 03:36 |
supercom32 | flaarg: I don't see any boot order information my default grub. Do I need to add this? | 03:36 |
jungletek | Random832: sorry, i understand | 03:36 |
puff | princezuda: Or "man -k zip" to see what other tools you can use. | 03:36 |
flaarg | supercom32: no idea, I don't know grub2 that well yet | 03:37 |
jungletek | jiohdi: thanks, I assumed as much. | 03:37 |
arand | flaarg: ( supercom32 ) wrong, it uses the scripts from grub.d to overwrite grub.cfg | 03:37 |
flaarg | I just know that changing stuff in /boot/grub often won't work due to update-grub overwriting it | 03:37 |
n1lqj | karmic has me so frustrated, I can't capture sound on the card directly with sound recorder, anyone know the fix? | 03:37 |
flaarg | ahhh | 03:37 |
ChogyDan | jungletek: I thought mint is based off the ubuntu repos, but you would have to ask the mint folks | 03:37 |
xxthink | How to stop apt-mirror | 03:37 |
jiohdi | jungletek: I have not had much luck with mint... starts off fine but after a few updates it goes bonkers | 03:37 |
jungletek | ChogyDan: is is, AFAIK | 03:37 |
r00tintheb0x | I'm about to down a Ubuntu ISO for my triple core Phenom 64bit proc. Should I just install the 32 bit version? | 03:37 |
supercom32 | arand: So changing the numbers in grub.d won't effect boot order? Where do I need to change to get a particular boot OS to be topmost? | 03:38 |
flaarg | I really dislike a lot of design changes in grub2 | 03:38 |
jungletek | jiohdi: I broke it once by removing the wrong thing | 03:38 |
jungletek | but it's stable for me | 03:38 |
Jon- | Anyone have experience with fcrackzip? I am trying to use a dictionary file but I don't want to have to start at the beginning each time, any way to pause/remember progress? | 03:38 |
jungletek | if you don't count problems with compiz | 03:38 |
neezer | anyone here have experience with ipod touch and rhythmbox? | 03:38 |
jiohdi | jungletek: I have since moved back to ubuntu and no problems so far | 03:39 |
P | i have this hardcore problem E: Read error - read (21 Is a directory) | 03:39 |
P | any ideas?¿ | 03:39 |
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Principitto | ¿ | 03:39 |
arand | supercom32: I'm not sure boot order is available as a parameter for the /etc/default/grub file... or in any simple way for grub2 at all, hacking the grub.d scripts would probably be the way to do it (followed by running update-grub), but I don't know how. | 03:39 |
Principitto | ? | 03:39 |
dj_segfault1 | neezer: No, but I haven't heard of ANYTHING under Linux that can talk to the Touch. | 03:39 |
n1lqj | anyone have experience with sound capture in sound recorder I have no capture since upgrade to karmic | 03:39 |
Principitto | E: Read error - read (21 Is a directory) | 03:39 |
flaarg | Principitto: 21 is a directory | 03:40 |
supercom32 | arand: I'm told changing the script numbers would do it. But I forgot to do a update-grub so I'm trying that again to see if it works. | 03:40 |
Principitto | but | 03:40 |
hackoo | i dont know whats going on, my /home/devendra partition is filling itself. I can see its used space is increasing. | 03:40 |
neezer | jiohdi, I recently tried to drag and drop a song into my touch, and now when I try to open my music player it says it is empty. when I browse my ipod music in rhythmbox I see all my music. | 03:40 |
Principitto | when i try to do something whit apt-get it gives that error back 21 is a directory | 03:40 |
rudolf_ | I've just installed ubuntu on my brothers computer but ran into a problem. He could connect to my computer out of the box. BUT - after installing the updates for him to share - he can not connect to our network but can get on internet just fine as before. Any ideas? | 03:41 |
hackoo | 29 mb left now 25mp and so on.. | 03:41 |
hackoo | is it some virus in ubuntu ? | 03:41 |
flaarg | hackoo: some program you are running is writing something to a file continuosly | 03:41 |
hackoo | o byte free now | 03:41 |
hackoo | flaarg: dont see anyprogram here | 03:42 |
neezer | dj_segfault1, I am using lucid, and it recognized it right off the bad. | 03:42 |
neezer | *bat | 03:42 |
flaarg | look for a file continuing to get larger | 03:42 |
flaarg | then lsof it | 03:42 |
xxthink | How to stop apt-mirror | 03:42 |
dj_segfault1 | neezer: as what? | 03:42 |
Principitto | i justa cant upgrade or install or uninstall anything and it says E: Read error - read (21 Is a directory) | 03:42 |
neezer | dj_segfault1, an ipod touch | 03:43 |
hackoo | flaarg: ok, but what is lsof ? how to manage running hidden demons and proccess like samba negios and all | 03:43 |
arand | bethany: You still there? | 03:43 |
flaarg | hackoo: lsof will tell you what process is accessing a file | 03:43 |
dj_segfault1 | neezer: Fascinating. Using what program? | 03:43 |
bethany | arand: ya | 03:44 |
hackoo | flaarg: ok | 03:44 |
Principitto | !ubuntu-es | 03:44 |
bethany | i ran fsk on / and it said it was clean. so i trried /home and theres all types of errors | 03:44 |
Principitto | #buntu-es | 03:44 |
bethany | fsck | 03:44 |
flaarg | hackoo: lots of programs write logs and other stuff to files. its not advisable to have little to no freespace available | 03:44 |
flaarg | Principitto: rmdir /var/lib/dpkg/status | 03:44 |
flaarg | touch /var/lib/dpkg/status | 03:44 |
neezer | dj_seffault1, I can browse the files using nautilus, but it just shows up as a device in rhythmbox and I can see all of my music...I can even play some of it on my laptop....but it has really screwed up my touch now cause it says no music on it. | 03:44 |
hackoo | flaarg: now I have 0 bytes left in /home/devendra | 03:45 |
flaarg | hackoo: really there is no way for us to know what program is doing that. For instance right now irssi is writing a log of what is going on in irc | 03:45 |
Principitto | Flaarg it says it cant deleted that isnt a derectory | 03:45 |
flaarg | for me | 03:45 |
flaarg | Principitto: well ok thats just what I found googling for that | 03:45 |
Principitto | i google it too and i found that too | 03:46 |
dj_segfault1 | neezer: So it sees it as an external USB storage device, but not a music player. Sorry to hear your music got messed up. Hope you had it backed up. | 03:46 |
arand | bethany: hmm, that is normally quite a bad sign. And if that's where the important files are I'd definitely say a partition clone using dd would be a good idea to make sure. | 03:46 |
arand | bethany: was this from the maintenance shell? | 03:46 |
neezer | I'm not so sure it sees it as just an external usb mass storage...why else would it show up in rhythmbox? | 03:46 |
neezer | dj_segfault1, the music is still on the device, for some reason it isn't recognizing it though. | 03:47 |
dj_segfault1 | neezer: If you put MP3 files on a thumbdrive you can play them from rhythmbox too. | 03:47 |
arand | bethany: How did you run fsck and what kind of errors did it give | 03:47 |
spackest | anyone out there build a xen kernel on squeeze? | 03:48 |
bethany | arand: i just typed fsck /dev/sda7 in maint shell | 03:48 |
Pici | spackest: Thats a more appropriate topic for #debian | 03:48 |
flaarg | spackest: this is #ubuntu not #debian, and there is a xen kernel in the repo for squeeze | 03:48 |
spackest | really? | 03:48 |
flaarg | yes really | 03:48 |
spackest | actually, I am running ubuntu server 9.10, now that I think about it :) was squeeze on another cluster | 03:49 |
spackest | playing with uec | 03:49 |
bethany | 'error reading block 5505075 [attempt to read block from file system resulted in short read] while getting next inode from scan | 03:49 |
cyberbluntz | !hi | 03:49 |
ubottu | Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 03:49 |
cajun | I'm having to make room on my HD from a Live USB install. How do I empty the trash on the HD? I see files in that trash but I can't delete them or empty the trash. | 03:50 |
Principitto | Ubuntu in spanish? | 03:50 |
BluesKaj | !es | 03:51 |
ubottu | 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. | 03:51 |
spackest | so how about ubuntu server 9.10 and xen? | 03:51 |
tambu | Anyone know a way to force a refresh of usb device.. my mouse and keyboard are not picking up(usb) seems since I upgraded to 9.10 it's been very flacky | 03:51 |
flaarg | spackest: xen-server | 03:52 |
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cyberbluntz | could someone help me figure out why my PC cpu's are idling so high in ubuntu? | 03:52 |
Principitto | thanks | 03:52 |
cyberbluntz | both cpu are around 30% | 03:52 |
meowbuntu | any one able to get ubuntu running on a mac g3 | 03:52 |
blakkheim | cyberbluntz: look in top or htop | 03:52 |
flaarg | spackest: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xen | 03:53 |
cyberbluntz | what is that? | 03:53 |
blakkheim | cyberbluntz: sudo aptitude install htop; htop | 03:53 |
cyberbluntz | !top | 03:53 |
cyberbluntz | !htop | 03:53 |
blakkheim | .... | 03:54 |
flaarg | htop is a nice ncurses interface to top | 03:54 |
cyberbluntz | so then I should install top 1st? | 03:54 |
flaarg | top is already installed | 03:54 |
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blakkheim | cyberbluntz: top is part of the coreutils package | 03:55 |
spackest | flaarg: thanks, I am taking a look | 03:55 |
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flaarg | spackest: also im not sure that squeeze has a xen kernel, I know lenny does | 03:55 |
cyberbluntz | ok this is nice | 03:56 |
Fiction | Hello, anyone want to help out a newb fix something :D | 03:56 |
spackest | flaarg: yip, been my experience. nothing seemingly useful on apt-cache search xen on squeeze | 03:56 |
knoppies | Fiction, what are we fixing? | 03:56 |
Fiction | I cant get my sound to work | 03:57 |
goddard | Alright got it working | 03:57 |
hwilde | help, my sound card disappeared. my sound card was and has been working fine for over a year. now it is not recognized I get no sound options at all. here is lspci http://paste.ubuntu.com/386635/ here is lsmod http://paste.ubuntu.com/386637/ please help | 03:57 |
cyberbluntz | ty | 03:57 |
knoppies | Fiction, Im no good at that, but if you give us some more details, someone in the channel will be more than happy to help. | 03:57 |
Fiction | it was working very very badly, but then i installed flash and its not working at all | 03:57 |
flaarg | spackest: the debian multiarch install cd supports xen if thats any help | 03:58 |
Fiction | i think its the sound card ... on board | 03:58 |
knoppies | Fiction, what version of ubuntu? | 03:58 |
Fiction | drivers prob | 03:58 |
cyberbluntz | what is the usr/lib/gvfs/gvfs? | 03:58 |
Fiction | its not working in any version first tried ubuntu 9.10 then another distro now ubuntu studio 9.10 x86 | 03:58 |
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lyrae | i can't change permission on some folders. why? to be specific, it's folders in a mounted hard drive | 03:59 |
flaarg | hwilde: you have a soundcard listed in both your lspci and lsmod | 03:59 |
brjann | cyberbluntz: that's the gnome virtual file system, it's in charge of mounting things like remote ssh folders and usb sticks nowadays | 03:59 |
hwilde | flaarg, correct, and no sounds, no volume control. | 03:59 |
Fiction | im thinking about just going to buy a sound card to hope that fixed | 03:59 |
hwilde | flaarg, this is what I get when I go to preferences, sound, "waiting for sound system to respond" http://i45.tinypic.com/29lye51.jpg | 04:01 |
hwilde | flaarg, in totem the sound option is greyed out | 04:01 |
spackest | flaarg: you mean if I install debian squeeze multiarch I can just choose a xen kernel? | 04:01 |
Fiction | want me to post mother board or is there a way i can find out what sound card my mb is useing | 04:01 |
flaarg | spackest: I think so | 04:02 |
flaarg | hwilde: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1382744 | 04:02 |
spackest | I have a eucalyptus demo tomorrow. I have it working on debian lenny and would like to show it working on a vmware cluster running ubuntu, but am about to give up the ghost | 04:02 |
hwilde | Fiction, lspci | 04:02 |
spackest | thought is that adding nodes easily via vmware would be great and then we have some helper software to help launch things on eucalyptus | 04:03 |
Fiction | Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc HD48x0 audio | 04:03 |
Fiction | not working at all | 04:03 |
cyberbluntz | /usr/bin/x :0 -verbose -auth /var/run/gdm/auth-for-gdm-TZit7B/database is this seem suspicious? | 04:03 |
flaarg | spackest: I have no idea about what you are talking about :p never done anything with xen other than get mad that I accidently installed many years ago | 04:04 |
flaarg | cyberbluntz: no | 04:04 |
flaarg | cyberbluntz: gdm has the xauth | 04:04 |
cyberbluntz | i tried to man it | 04:04 |
spackest | flaarg: do you know how to accidentally install it on 9.10? :) | 04:04 |
flaarg | cyberbluntz: you are running x with gdm, thats supposed to happen | 04:04 |
spackest | go through the page you sent me, but it is rather tough going | 04:05 |
flaarg | spackest: I was compiling my own kernel and accidently had it set to xen | 04:05 |
spackest | was hoping for a nice apt-get install, but alas, no | 04:05 |
cyberbluntz | Where would be a good place to find more info into these processes? | 04:05 |
flaarg | cyberbluntz: google and the man pages for the processes | 04:05 |
hwilde | Help my sound stopped working. lspci http://paste.ubuntu.com/386635/ | lsmod http://paste.ubuntu.com/386637/ | aplay -l http://paste.ubuntu.com/386734/ | Preferences -> Sound "Waiting for sound system to respond" http://i45.tinypic.com/29lye51.jpg | no volume controls in apps and no sound please help | 04:06 |
ng0n | anyone know the story on #anonomouse ? | 04:06 |
cyberbluntz | what? | 04:06 |
rage | Hello, I need a USB device to magically chown its location in /dev/bus/usb/.. to root:nut . Can someone point me in the right direct on how to write a rule to do so? | 04:06 |
cyberbluntz | I heard all the ps3 that arent the slim ones got a vbad bug | 04:07 |
ng0n | what is a p2p irc server ? | 04:07 |
cyberbluntz | know anything about that? | 04:07 |
hwilde | rage, /etc/udev/rules.d then look for either usb or storage type stuff | 04:07 |
flaarg | rage: udev | 04:07 |
hwilde | !ot | cyberbluntz | 04:08 |
ubottu | cyberbluntz: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 04:08 |
drfrankenstein2 | i removed the bar at the bottom of my screen, and then I was able to add it back, but I can't add to the bar the ability to minimize thigns to it | 04:08 |
Fiction | IS there a way, or how do i fix this. looks like its detecting 2 sound cards. would that cause a problem with sound and how would i turn one off? | 04:08 |
drfrankenstein2 | if that makes sense | 04:08 |
rage | hwilde: flaarg: Thanks, that should be enough to get me going again | 04:08 |
ng0n | understand. tnx. | 04:08 |
hwilde | drfrankenstein2, right click, add, windows list | 04:09 |
cyberbluntz | /usr/bin/compiz.real --ignore-desktop-hints --replace-- I didnt even think this was working | 04:09 |
drfrankenstein2 | hwilde: thank you so much! | 04:10 |
cyberbluntz | I dont understand why this is idling at nearly 50% when in windows7 it would be idling at about 10% | 04:11 |
flaarg | this isn't windows, don't compare the two like that | 04:11 |
muri_one | it's a fair comparison | 04:11 |
flaarg | also htop will list what processes are using cpu | 04:12 |
hwilde | cyberbluntz, System -> Administration -> System Monitor Processes tab what is taking up cpu? | 04:12 |
flaarg | if something is taking up a lot of cpu you can figure out what it is | 04:12 |
holyguyver | How do I remove a folder when rm -r doesn't work? | 04:12 |
AllHailTheGeek | is there a nautilus plugin for committing a local git repo to a remote server? | 04:12 |
arand | bethany: if /dev/sda7 is your /home and important I would definitley do a dd backup before doing any more fsck. | 04:12 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, -rf | 04:12 |
AllHailTheGeek | not -r | 04:12 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, rf to force? | 04:13 |
AllHailTheGeek | not sure, just know it works | 04:13 |
AllHailTheGeek | whats the big picture? | 04:13 |
rage | Do udev rules take effect immediately? (ie, upon next device connection?) | 04:13 |
cyberbluntz | im using htop | 04:13 |
holyguyver | Okay, thanks | 04:13 |
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Guest75501 | E: Read error - read (21 Is a directory) | 04:14 |
cyberbluntz | it lists different things between the 2 | 04:14 |
cyberbluntz | the only things that are showing up in the system monitor are the gnome system monitor at 4-8% and the volume monitor is 2-6% everything else is sleeping | 04:15 |
muri_one | holister: in what way didn't it work? | 04:16 |
hwilde | cyberbluntz, q.e.d. | 04:16 |
muri_one | holister: doh sorry | 04:16 |
cyberbluntz | q.e.d? | 04:16 |
spackest | quite easily done :) | 04:16 |
flaarg | quod erat demonstrandum | 04:16 |
spackest | or that :) | 04:17 |
spackest | cyberbluntz: think euclid put it at the end of his proofs, maybe? | 04:17 |
cyberbluntz | the process's and the total usage % is not adding up | 04:19 |
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cyberbluntz | by the htop results it should be around 3% | 04:19 |
AllHailTheGeek | cyberbluntz, are any processes running as root? | 04:19 |
braden | so whats up with evolution not supporting OWA exchange 2007 accounts? I know MS sucks and so does screen scraping but a lot of us have to use it... Am I reading correctly when I see that there are no plans on supporting email via web access on exchange 2007? | 04:20 |
cyberbluntz | yes a lot | 04:20 |
AllHailTheGeek | said processes may be hidden | 04:20 |
Mafiawarz | can anyone tell me how to use EMpathy IM ??? | 04:20 |
cyberbluntz | /sbin/getty -8 38400 tty1-6 | 04:20 |
Mafiawarz | can anyone tell me how to use EMpathy IM ??? on ubuntu | 04:20 |
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ga_sk8er | been a while. whats the terminal command to update everything | 04:20 |
cyberbluntz | mean the are 6 all together starting at 1 | 04:20 |
cyberbluntz | and then the usr/bin/x | 04:21 |
Maletor | is there any protocol faster than smb on a local network? | 04:21 |
blakkheim | ga_sk8er: sudo aptitude update; sudo aptitude full-upgrade | 04:22 |
spackest | ga_sk8er: apt-get upgrade? | 04:22 |
cyberbluntz | what would you say about those geek? | 04:22 |
ga_sk8er | ok thanks | 04:22 |
ga_sk8er | i was trying sudo yum update | 04:22 |
mattgyver | anyone know how to stop wine applications from starting in their own 'Wine System Tray' and just show on the normal gnome panel? | 04:22 |
cyberbluntz | /sbin/wpa_supplicant -u -s | 04:22 |
cyberbluntz | /sbin/dhcclient -d -sf /usr/lib/networkmanager/nm-dhcp-cl | 04:23 |
cyberbluntz | its spiking up to 80% at times | 04:23 |
meepmoop | I'm looking to use my webserver just to host a chatroom for friends and whoever is there anything you can recommend for this purpose? | 04:25 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: do not emulate a "windows desktop" | 04:25 |
p1oooop | that's my advice. | 04:25 |
complexity | ? | 04:25 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, rm -rf did not work | 04:25 |
complexity | ok | 04:25 |
Fiction | can anyone tell me how to disable a driver | 04:26 |
complexity | OMG you ppl are not telling ppl to rm -rf | 04:26 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, you should have stayed, and not left. | 04:26 |
AllHailTheGeek | :P | 04:26 |
holyguyver | complexity, Yes he did tell me to | 04:26 |
Gryllida | hello. maybe you can join #openoffice.org ? there is nobody active at that channel, and i need some help about openoffice; i suppose some of you ubuntu users use openoffice too. thanks! | 04:26 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, what error/response are you getting? | 04:27 |
complexity | holyguyver, run..if you do that with sudo it will wipe your harddrive | 04:27 |
AllHailTheGeek | what is the situation, etc | 04:27 |
AllHailTheGeek | complexity, eh | 04:27 |
holyguyver | It didn't give any message | 04:27 |
AllHailTheGeek | no | 04:27 |
AllHailTheGeek | complexity, if depends on where he runs it. | 04:27 |
complexity | yes it does | 04:27 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, That is not sometihng to joke about :( | 04:27 |
AllHailTheGeek | complexity, no, only if he rm -rf / | 04:28 |
complexity | I am not joking..if you log in as root, it will wipe your drive | 04:28 |
AllHailTheGeek | if as root only. | 04:28 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, I left because I had faith that you had given me help | 04:28 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, you did not provide enough info. | 04:28 |
complexity | I was just browsing...thought I saw evil.... | 04:28 |
AllHailTheGeek | ok, holyguyver lets start from square one. | 04:28 |
AllHailTheGeek | what are you deleting? | 04:28 |
AllHailTheGeek | what user is it under? | 04:29 |
ga_sk8er | whats the antivirus in linux...i need to scan my old windows drive | 04:29 |
holyguyver | It is under me & it is simply a folder | 04:29 |
AllHailTheGeek | I mean, what user owns the target | 04:29 |
Gryllida | ga_sk8er: Clam AV | 04:29 |
holyguyver | I own the target | 04:29 |
complexity | ga_sk8er there is clamav\ | 04:29 |
complexity | *clamav | 04:29 |
ga_sk8er | ok thanx | 04:29 |
meepmoop | can I ask why not just delete it graphically? | 04:29 |
mattgyver | p1oooop, well its not exactly my aim unfortunately for remote assistant purposes for clients i have to have VNC's listener running for a SC application i have setup | 04:29 |
cyberbluntz | AllHailTheGeek: could you help me try to kill these processes? | 04:29 |
AllHailTheGeek | meepmoop, I'm assuming that failed. | 04:30 |
Gryllida | !antivirus | ga_sk8er | 04:30 |
ubottu | ga_sk8er: Antivirus is something you don't need on !Linux, except where files are then passed to windows computers (perhaps using samba), See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus | 04:30 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: huh? | 04:30 |
meepmoop | I mean technically he could I suppose use the command recommended to him as long as it specifically points at the folder | 04:30 |
AllHailTheGeek | cyberbluntz, what processes? | 04:30 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: did I do something? | 04:30 |
holyguyver | Because every time I try to delete it graphically or even view it it freezes & crashes Nutelius, Konqueror, Dolphin, PCMan, & Krusader. | 04:30 |
AllHailTheGeek | hm | 04:30 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, what are the permissions? | 04:30 |
mattgyver | p1oooop, no way fellow i thought maybe you were being sarcastic, is that actually an option or something i should look for? | 04:30 |
cyberbluntz | /sbin/getty -8 38400 ttyl1 | 04:30 |
ga_sk8er | ubottu. i knowe. im gonna get some files from my windows drive but it screwed up last night. i want to scan it before i start pulling files | 04:31 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 04:31 |
AllHailTheGeek | mind I don't think that would matter. | 04:31 |
holyguyver | It gives full permissions | 04:31 |
cyberbluntz | tty1* | 04:31 |
AllHailTheGeek | you mean HAS | 04:31 |
AllHailTheGeek | ie 777 | 04:31 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: what? | 04:31 |
AllHailTheGeek | ls the file, and paste one single line | 04:31 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, ^ | 04:31 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: sorry, kinda clueless :P | 04:31 |
mattgyver | p1oooop, you said something about dont emulate a windows desktop :) is there a setting or so in wine, or were you j/k? | 04:31 |
ga_sk8er | lol ubottu | 04:31 |
p1oooop | ahh | 04:32 |
AllHailTheGeek | ga_sk8er, ubottu /is/ a bot | 04:32 |
p1oooop | sorry bout that, brainfart :P | 04:32 |
holyguyver | It is not a file | 04:32 |
Gryllida | ga_sk8er, yes, at the page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus you will find some useful advice about other anti-viruses, ClamAV is not the only one | 04:32 |
ga_sk8er | oh ok i thought they wer just joking | 04:32 |
meepmoop | holyguyver:ls the directory and paste the results | 04:32 |
AllHailTheGeek | ga_sk8er, Gryllida> !antivirus | ga_sk8er | 04:32 |
robb | anyone here installed nvidia drivers (.96) from the 8.04 source to 9.10? | 04:32 |
ga_sk8er | grylida. i just need 1 to scan my windows stuff | 04:32 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: there is a setting in wine similar to that... lemme find the "exact" setting | 04:32 |
holyguyver | Okay but it will only freeze ls same as it freezes rm | 04:32 |
ga_sk8er | the antivirus i had on windows said that my windows kernel was a virus | 04:33 |
AllHailTheGeek | wait, it freezes rm? | 04:33 |
mattgyver | p1oooop, okay cool sorry i was totally off base with that, no hard feelings :) | 04:33 |
AllHailTheGeek | you said it had no response | 04:33 |
meepmoop | holyguyver:it causes your comp to freeze? | 04:33 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, Yes it even froze rm -rf | 04:33 |
Gryllida | ga_sk8er, yes, you can do it using the ClamAV, or anything you find at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus | 04:33 |
meepmoop | uh... | 04:33 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: of course not :) | 04:33 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, sounds like you have a bad HDD | 04:33 |
holyguyver | meepmoop, nope not my comp | 04:33 |
meepmoop | yea | 04:33 |
meepmoop | does it lock up then release after a period? | 04:33 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, Nope the rest of the harddrive is working fine | 04:33 |
ga_sk8er | Gryllida i already found clam av through ubuntu software center | 04:34 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: under the graphics tab of the WINE configuration tab | 04:34 |
holyguyver | meep nope it does not release | 04:34 |
mattgyver | p1oooop, i think i see the option your talking about, "Emulate a virtual desktop" however to my dismay it is unchecked already :( | 04:34 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, I mean sounds like you have bad sectors | 04:34 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: huh | 04:34 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: what version you running? | 04:34 |
Gryllida | ga_sk8er: nice | 04:34 |
ga_sk8er | yup | 04:34 |
holyguyver | meepmoop, nope it does not release | 04:34 |
mattgyver | p1oooop, 1.0.1 | 04:34 |
Gryllida | ga_sk8er: you want another one? or just installing clam av and everything fine? | 04:34 |
holyguyver | meepmoop, it does not freeze my computer, only whatever program accesses the folder | 04:35 |
meepmoop | holyguyver: I agree with allhailthegeek you have bad sectors with your hard drive more than likely | 04:35 |
tambu | Just upgraded to 9.10 and I lost all sound for my user.. weird thing is I get sounds during ubuntu startup (run as root)? is there some new group or something a user must be part of to use the sound card? | 04:35 |
cyberbluntz | This is becoming pretty annoying | 04:35 |
holyguyver | meepmoop, & AllHailTheGeek this problem never happened until I created this folder last night | 04:35 |
meepmoop | tambu:there is a speaker in the toolbar top right when I installed karmic for some reason it makes me turn it up every time is that turned up? | 04:36 |
resno | looking for resources on doing x11 forwarding using ssh | 04:36 |
ga_sk8er | im gonna try clam av for now Gryllida | 04:36 |
Gryllida | ga_sk8er: okay | 04:36 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, & meepmoop this problem started when an unraring of a file melfunctioned & this is the contents of the unrar | 04:36 |
tambu | meepmoop, it's turned all the way up.. when I click the sound bar there is no sound when I go into sound preferences -> hardware.. it is blank | 04:36 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: that explains alot... I don't think they implemented that feature at that time | 04:36 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, still sounds like a bad HDD | 04:36 |
paissad | can you download successfully the geolitecity.dat.gz file ? | 04:37 |
paissad | http://geolite.maxmind.com/download/geoip/database/GeoLiteCity.dat.gz | 04:37 |
mattgyver | p1oooop, okay ill just upgrade it manually as im just using whats standard with 9.10 anyway | 04:37 |
Losha | resno: plenty of on target hits when you google for 'x11 forwarding using ssh' | 04:37 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, this happened on more then one hard drive when I copied the folder onto a second harddrive. | 04:37 |
AllHailTheGeek | cyberbluntz, youstill haven't told me what processes | 04:37 |
paissad | wget always times out for me !!! | 04:37 |
Gryllida | hello. maybe you can join #openoffice.org ? there is nobody active at that channel, and i need some help about openoffice; i suppose some of you ubuntu users use openoffice too. thanks! | 04:37 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: 9.10 comes with WINE? | 04:37 |
cyberbluntz | ytes i did | 04:37 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, the very same thing? | 04:37 |
meepmoop | holyguyver, what is it that you're unraring and how? | 04:37 |
mattgyver | p1oooop, you know what, no it doesnt i installed it from the repos sorry | 04:37 |
AllHailTheGeek | cyberbluntz, sorry, didn't catch it then, care to repeat? | 04:37 |
robb | my koala seems to have fallen asleep while doing aforementioned driver install | 04:37 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, Yes the very same rthing happened when I copied this same folder onto a second hartd drive | 04:38 |
cyberbluntz | 6 lines after you asked the question | 04:38 |
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holyguyver | meepmoop, it is a DVD rip that unrared only half way the unrar program crashing in the middle of writing a file | 04:38 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, ofc it's still going to freeze, you are ccessing the same damaged sectors | 04:38 |
Gryllida | i have upgraded to OOo 3.2 at Windows XP. previously using 3.1.1. i use classic appearance (influences icons of toolbar buttons). in 3.2, i saw awful blueish backgrounds of buttons when hovered. is there a way to get rid of them? | 04:39 |
srini | i got grub error 5 how to solve this? | 04:39 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: I'd go with the repos for ubuntu | 04:39 |
robb | !ontopic | 04:39 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 04:39 |
Gryllida | do you note this behavior at Ubuntu, that one I described? | 04:39 |
AllHailTheGeek | cyberbluntz, /sbin/getty -8 38400 ttyl1 >> sudo killall getty | 04:39 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, no on a complelety differant hard drive & when accessing the folder on the other harddrive it will not delete on neither hard drive now | 04:39 |
mattgyver | p1oooop, okay its not really a big thing just annoying really. | 04:40 |
cyberbluntz | Do you know what getty is? | 04:40 |
AllHailTheGeek | no idea :) | 04:40 |
Losha | holyguyver: if it's truly a disk problem, I'd expect messages in dmesg.... | 04:40 |
AllHailTheGeek | Losha, good point | 04:40 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, so this folder damaged secotrs on two differant harddrives? | 04:40 |
dermoth | hello there... There's something that trickled be for quite some time and I could never find any doc on this... I'm running Ubuntu Hardy (same problems since 6.x though). When I set the IO scheduler it always gets reverted after some time... | 04:40 |
ga_sk8er | klam av is scanning away now | 04:40 |
Gryllida | nice | 04:41 |
Losha | holyguyver: doesn't sound very likely when you put it that way.... | 04:41 |
holyguyver | Losha no it will simply freeze the dmesg cammand | 04:41 |
* AllHailTheGeek agrees with Losha | 04:41 | |
dermoth | I though it could be a setting, but even "find /etc/ -type f|xargs grep cfq" hasn't returned anything | 04:41 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, I doubt it. | 04:41 |
AllHailTheGeek | as dmesg is a log | 04:41 |
AllHailTheGeek | try it just the same | 04:41 |
holyguyver | Then give me the cammand & I will tell you the output | 04:41 |
AllHailTheGeek | dmesg :/ | 04:41 |
AllHailTheGeek | pastebin the results | 04:41 |
darolu | srini: open a terminal and type "sudo fdisk -l" (without quot. marks, that's an L not a -one-) and pastebin your result please. | 04:41 |
p1oooop | mattgyver: yeah... but, hey... it was free anyway :) | 04:42 |
srini | darolu: the system is not booting | 04:42 |
holyguyver | Losha AllHailTheGeek the resaults were so big that the terminal cut off the upper part of the resaults | 04:43 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, thats fine, paste what you can see. | 04:43 |
darolu | srini: I know, grub error 5 means a bad partition table; I thought you were using LiveCD, boot with the LiveCD, then open a terminal and type "sudo fdisk -l" | 04:43 |
AllHailTheGeek | srini, do you have a livecd/other live computer? | 04:43 |
* AllHailTheGeek leaves this to darolu :P | 04:43 | |
srini | darolu: yah.. i have live CD | 04:44 |
meowbuntu | hi is there kubuntu studio out there | 04:44 |
darolu | *Everybody is welcome, specially AllHailTheGeek :D | 04:44 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, Losh, meepmoop http://paste.ubuntu.com/386752/ | 04:44 |
srini | AllHailTheGeek: Let me know the steps to solve that problem | 04:44 |
Nolan | Night everyone. Thanks for the support. | 04:44 |
darolu | <darolu> srini: I know, grub error 5 means a bad partition table; boot with the LiveCD, then open a terminal and type "sudo fdisk -l" pastebin the result | 04:45 |
ga_sk8er | i know this is all linux ppl but i kinda have a windows question. i lost power last night & today my pc wouldnt boot into windows. i reloaded windows from a fresh copy (formatted) & it still wont find my network card even though i install the driver i got from nvidia | 04:45 |
cyberbluntz | It doesnt seem to be working | 04:45 |
blakkheim | !windows | ga_sk8er | 04:45 |
ubottu | ga_sk8er: For discussion on Microsoft software, or help with same, please visit ##windows. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and /msg ubottu equivalents | 04:45 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, Losha, meepmoop, well? | 04:47 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, sec | 04:47 |
meepmoop | patience | 04:47 |
cyberbluntz | !getty | 04:47 |
srini | darolu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/386753/ | 04:48 |
cyberbluntz | ok, so these getty'sare virtual machines running on my comp? | 04:49 |
Losha | holyguyver: I see a lot going on. usb drives coming & going, virtualbox running, some backtraces. No bad disk reads, btw. Dunno what to make of it though... | 04:49 |
dermoth | Hi... Anyone knows what could reset the IO scheduler on Ubuntu? I'm running Ubuntu Hardy (same problems since 6.x though). When I set the IO scheduler it always gets reverted after some time... | 04:50 |
dermoth | I though it could be a setting, but even "find /etc/ -type f|xargs grep cfq" hasn't returned anything | 04:50 |
Greasel | quit | 04:50 |
Losha | cyberbluntz: gettys are usually processes that sit on ttys waiting for someone to login. | 04:51 |
holyguyver | Losha, yes, see I told you guys no bad disk reads was happening | 04:51 |
robb | something irregular with the folder itself then | 04:51 |
holyguyver | Losha, I think I know what is the matter, I just do not know how to fix it. | 04:51 |
robb | corrupt or such | 04:51 |
Losha | holyguyver: it was worth checking. Your machine doesn't look normal. Usually a hang like this comes from trying to access a network folder whose server is dead... | 04:52 |
Losha | holyguyver: what is your theory? | 04:52 |
holyguyver | Losha, I think what happened was whenever it was unraring & the unrar program crashed that it left the vob file open so whenever the computer goes to read it, it reads it forever unending. | 04:52 |
darolu | srini: I notice two linux partitions, make sure the boot flag is on the right one | 04:52 |
bob75 | how do I make ubuntu 8.10 log in without password? | 04:53 |
srini | darolu: How to da | 04:53 |
srini | darolu: how to do | 04:54 |
Losha | holyguyver: time to do the basics. Please open a terminal and paste the output of 'sudo fdisk -l' | 04:54 |
holyguyver | But this is not on my internal harddrive | 04:54 |
darolu | srini: your first partition (/dev/sda1) seems rather small, what do you have there? and you can do that with GParted, under System - Admin | 04:54 |
holyguyver | Losha But this is not on my internal harddrive | 04:54 |
Losha | holyguyver: what kind of drive is it? An external USB ? | 04:54 |
holyguyver | Yes | 04:54 |
holyguyver | Losha yes | 04:55 |
cajun | I'm having to make room on my HD from a Live USB install. How do I empty the trash on the HD? I see files in that trash but I can't delete them or empty the trash. | 04:55 |
brjann | bob75: does 8.10 have a System > Administration > Login Screen menu item or something similar? | 04:55 |
Losha | holyguyver: can you unmount the usb drive? | 04:55 |
srini | darolu: i created only / /home and swap partitions.. there is no /boot partition | 04:55 |
holyguyver | Yes | 04:55 |
bob75 | yes | 04:55 |
holyguyver | Losha I have done that allready | 04:55 |
bob75 | login window | 04:56 |
Losha | holyguyver: please unmount it, and then run sudo fsck on the device. Do you know the device name? | 04:56 |
brjann | bob75: great. click the unlock button and enter your password, and you should be able to choose to log in automatically | 04:56 |
holyguyver | Yes I know the device name | 04:56 |
holyguyver | Losha, yes I know the device name | 04:57 |
holyguyver | Losha, First before I do that, tell mee what your plan is. | 04:57 |
robinking623 | orson: i have really weird result with my pcmcia | 04:57 |
bob75 | thanks | 04:57 |
brjann | bob75: no problem :) | 04:58 |
rebelstar | anybody knows command to install Veoh on ubuntu 9.10? | 04:58 |
yuvaraj | can anyone please suggest a application which will show me which application are using my internet connection? | 04:58 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, do you have anything to say about that pastebin? | 04:58 |
Losha | holyguyver: well, first step is to see if the drive passes fsck. Then we need to look at the filesystem via the CLI, not via those fancy (and buggy) file manager programs | 04:58 |
AllHailTheGeek | I unfortunately have no clue | 04:58 |
holyguyver | Losha it is a 1TB drive, that viewing might take a while | 04:59 |
rebelstar | anybody knows command to install Veoh on ubuntu 9.10?..i tried sudo apt-get install veoh...but it doesnt work | 04:59 |
holyguyver | ALso Losha it is formatted in NTFS | 04:59 |
darolu | srini: your /boot is within your / one, your partition table looks all right, asuming you have / in /dev/sda1 and /home in /dev/sda5. Try reinstalling grub (seems like you have grub legacy [grub 1]), follow this instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows#Recovering GRUB Manually | 04:59 |
bob75 | running dell latitude with nvidia 440 go and when I ran 9.10 it installed drivers that gave me black screen. 8.10 wont do that after updates will it? | 04:59 |
darolu | srini: you'll need Ubuntu 9.04 LiveCD (or previous) | 05:00 |
syk | i love dead people. | 05:00 |
rebelstar | anybody knows command to install Veoh on ubuntu 9.10?..i tried sudo apt-get install veoh...but it doesnt work | 05:01 |
srini | darolu: if i install the grub means it will be solve??? | 05:01 |
holyguyver | rebelstar, tried apt-get install youtube? | 05:01 |
Losha | holyguyver: Hmm. Well the stacktrace in your dmesg suggests the problem happens when you lookup a filename. You may need to take the usb drive and attach it to a windows machine to run a proper chkdisk. | 05:01 |
cajun | I'm having to make room on my HD from a Live USB install. How do I empty the trash on the HD? I see files in that trash but I can't delete them or empty the trash. | 05:01 |
yuvaraj | can anyone please suggest a application which will show me which application are using my internet connection? | 05:02 |
rebelstar | holyguyver: i wanted to install veoh player i mean..youtube works | 05:02 |
holyguyver | Losha I do not own a Windows machine & do not know anyone who does & I am not joking, I am a hermit, I only ever speak to my mother & I switched her to Linux 3 years ago. | 05:02 |
darolu | srini: most likely, it will be a fresh install of it | 05:02 |
Losha | holyguyver: so how did you end up with an ntfs filesystem on your USB drive? | 05:02 |
blakkheim | holyguyver: same here | 05:02 |
srini | darolu: Ok thanks | 05:03 |
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holyguyver | Losha I always format my externals in that so that if my computer ever fails or if I have to hook them up to a windows computer, it will be able to read them. | 05:03 |
Losha | holyguyver: congratulations. That time has arrived.... | 05:03 |
holyguyver | Losha my computer failed? | 05:04 |
rebelstar | holyguyver:sorry i did not understand ur previous reply | 05:04 |
holyguyver | Losha are you saying Linux sucks? | 05:04 |
yuvaraj | plz suggest program to see which applications are using my internet connection? | 05:04 |
puff | yuvaraj: netsata -nlp | 05:04 |
AllHailTheGeek | <holyguyver> Losha are you saying Linux sucks? | 05:05 |
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puff | yuvaraj: That is, netstat -nlp will show all incoming and outgoing cnnections. | 05:05 |
AllHailTheGeek | how the /hell/ do you arrive to that conclusion? | 05:05 |
raj | GUYS FEDORA SUCKS lol ... it violated opensource i just found that out today FEDORA doesnt allow anyone from Cuba, Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria and china to use tehir software .. why is that? | 05:05 |
yuvaraj | thanks | 05:05 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, Losha said that Linux failed & that I should use a Windows machine | 05:05 |
petsounds | raj, #fedora | 05:05 |
cajun | I'm having to make room on my HD from a Live USB install. How do I empty the trash on the HD? I see files in that trash but I can't delete them or empty the trash. | 05:06 |
Losha | holyguyver: No. I'm saying using ntfs on linux is less reliable that using ext3, and the only way to properly check an ntfs volume is via windows chkdisk. | 05:06 |
raj | GUYS FEDORA SUCKS lol ... it violated opensource i just found that out today FEDORA doesnt allow anyone from Cuba, Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria and china to use their software .. why is that? | 05:06 |
rebelstar | how can i run videos which require veoh?? | 05:06 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, I see no references by him to use Windows. | 05:06 |
rebelstar | i cant install it | 05:06 |
yuvaraj | got it..thank you | 05:06 |
sloopy | raj, probly because of USA law, but that is OT discussion here... | 05:06 |
brjann | rebelstar: it looks like to get veoh to work in ubuntu, you need wine. so you might want to try asking in #winehq instead | 05:07 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, <Losha> holyguyver: Hmm. Well the stacktrace in your dmesg suggests the problem happens when you lookup a filename. You may need to take the usb drive and attach it to a windows machine to run a proper chkdisk. | 05:07 |
dsnyders | HI all. How do I set up two ip addresses on the same network card? | 05:07 |
rebelstar | tahnsk brjann | 05:07 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, there it is | 05:07 |
ssmy | dsnyders: you don't. pretty sure that's not possible. | 05:07 |
DrMrHorse | raj: #ubuntu-offtopic | 05:07 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, you fail at interpereting. | 05:07 |
sloopy | dsnyders, IIRC alias the driver | 05:07 |
AllHailTheGeek | And I at spelling, apparently | 05:08 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, he said to hook it up to a Windows machine, isn't that saying to use Windows? | 05:08 |
brjann | ssmy: sure it is | 05:08 |
AllHailTheGeek | He never meant to replace your linux with windows. | 05:08 |
hwilde | copy all of the data off the ntfs drive immediately. reformat it to ext3. q.e.d. | 05:08 |
hwilde | next! | 05:08 |
holyguyver | AllHailTheGeek, AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, I see no references by him to use Windows. | 05:08 |
AllHailTheGeek | thus returning to your comment that he said linux sucks | 05:08 |
ssmy | brjann: i'll take your word for it. dsnyders: what brjann said apparently. | 05:08 |
AllHailTheGeek | holyguyver, I stood corrected in that. | 05:09 |
holyguyver | You never said anything about replacing my system | 05:09 |
AllHailTheGeek | ... | 05:09 |
hwilde | !offtopic | 05:09 |
sloopy | dsnyders, also, firestarter-cpu usage= 130-150%/200. script using iptables = 25-30%/200 | 05:09 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 05:09 |
AllHailTheGeek | I'm going to leave this convo while you're behind ;) | 05:09 |
holyguyver | Okay, well ahve a good night | 05:09 |
aaron_liuj | gclient sync | 05:10 |
brjann | dsnyders: I've never done it, but I know that inside the network-manager connection setup you can add multiple addresses under the ipv4 tab | 05:10 |
neil_d | in 9.10: I keep getting a warning about a HDD failure, I want to stop this popping up! what do I do? | 05:10 |
aaron_liuj | Error: git version 1.6.0.4 < minimum required 1.6.6 | 05:10 |
aaron_liuj | how to do | 05:10 |
dsnyders | ssmy, of course it's possible. All the nic card does is send and receive ethernet packets. What gets put into those ethernet packets is solely up to the os. | 05:10 |
sloopy | neil_d, replace the HDD | 05:10 |
holyguyver | Anyway Losha, tell me this, could my theiry about a file with no ending be the cause? | 05:10 |
Losha | holyguyver: You cannot do the full range of ntfs operations on ntfs volumes from current linux machines. It is, after all, a proprietary microsoft filesystem format which has been painstakingly reverse engineered (because microsoft won't release the specs) and so not all possible scenarios are handled properly. | 05:10 |
DasEi | neil_d: verify it's not mean, use smartmontools | 05:10 |
neil_d | sloopy: all HDD test perfect! | 05:10 |
brjann | dsnyders: (and of course under the ipv6 tab, if you need it) | 05:11 |
holyguyver | Losha I know that but ym big question is on weather my theory could be correct | 05:11 |
sloopy | neil_d, something isnt testing perfect... | 05:11 |
Losha | holyguyver: if it was ext3, the answer would be no. Since it's ntfs, I can't be sure. Either way, files are not supposed to be 'endless'.... | 05:11 |
neil_d | DasEi: is smartmontools doing the poppup. | 05:11 |
DasEi | neil_d: if you're sure, can disable smart for it, but don't come later if there was data-loss, better have a backup or mirror of that drive | 05:11 |
sloopy | neil_d, check the SMART status | 05:12 |
holyguyver | Losha what I mean is looping | 05:12 |
holyguyver | What if the file causes an endless loop read | 05:12 |
DasEi | neil_d: yes, if smart is enabled, you get such popups | 05:12 |
Losha | holyguyver: I repeat. On a healthy filesystem, files do not cause looping.... | 05:12 |
jochar | hi anyone here who can help me with bluetooth problems? | 05:13 |
holyguyver | Losha this is a folder | 05:13 |
sloopy | neil_d, System>Administration>Disk Utility and then click the more information link on the HD in question... | 05:13 |
jochar | i cannot power on bluetooth :( | 05:13 |
brjann | dsnyders: if network-manager doesn't work, you can try reading http://adventuresinswitching.blogspot.com/2008/05/setup-multiple-ip-addresses-on-ubuntu.html | 05:13 |
aaron_liuj | gclient sync | 05:13 |
aaron_liuj | Error: git version 1.6.0.4 < minimum required 1.6.6 | 05:13 |
jochar | im using latest karmic 9.10 32bit | 05:13 |
Losha | holyguyver: I can't help you any further. My best advice is to run chkdisk on the volume. Feel free to ask for a second opinion from someone else.... | 05:13 |
aaron_liuj | ............... | 05:14 |
aaron_liuj | Reading state information... Done | 05:14 |
aaron_liuj | git is already the newest version. | 05:14 |
aaron_liuj | 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 270 not upgraded. | 05:14 |
FloodBot2 | aaron_liuj: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 05:14 |
holyguyver | Losha, thank you, but I refuse to use Windows. | 05:14 |
holyguyver | Losha I know I know I should abandon NTFS then :p | 05:14 |
holyguyver | Losha anyway thank you for trying. | 05:14 |
dsnyders | brjann, I am walking someone through it. They are connected remotely. | 05:14 |
sloopy | holyguyver, refuse to use windows, but still use NTFS? | 05:15 |
Losha | holyguyver: your choice entirely. I have no opinion on the matter. I'm simply saying what I think will yield the best results. Best of luck... | 05:15 |
brjann | dsnyders: good luck with that ;) | 05:15 |
holyguyver | Losha, thank you. | 05:15 |
holyguyver | Sloopy, yeah it comes from a long history, in time a person occasionaly makes bad desisions :p | 05:15 |
xeer | I am trying to route incoming internet to my eth0, but the device connected to the eth0 is picking up the wrong ip (192.168.0.1 instead of 192.168.1.1). would I make the modifications in /etc/networ/interfaces? | 05:16 |
holyguyver | sloopy back in 2003 I switched to Linux but I decided to partition my external harddrives in NTFS just in case my computer ever died & I needed to access the hardrives in an emergancey from whatever computer was at hand. | 05:16 |
xeer | network* | 05:17 |
sloopy | holyguyver, yes, and the bad decision is to not use windows... | 05:17 |
clickme | hi | 05:17 |
holyguyver | sloopy however ym system is working & as long as it is I have no need to access them from a differant non-linux system | 05:17 |
DasEi | xeer: can, need a static ip ? | 05:17 |
holyguyver | sloopy, I disagree with you under the preaching of RMS | 05:17 |
d3c0n | why not chose fat instead of ntfs is your main goal is compatibility? | 05:17 |
sloopy | holyguyver, if they are corrupt, the you do need windows... | 05:17 |
sloopy | holyguyver, i am not preaching RMS... | 05:18 |
clickme | hi everyone | 05:18 |
darolu | !offtopic | 05:18 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 05:18 |
d3c0n | holyguyver have your tried running something like hirens boot cd? | 05:18 |
holyguyver | d3c0n, Because fat doesn't allow enough characters in the file/folder names | 05:18 |
meowbuntu | hi is there kubuntu studio out there | 05:18 |
darolu | clickme: hi, ask your question! | 05:18 |
holyguyver | d3c0n, never heard of that CD | 05:18 |
brjann | holyguyver: when you next consider a filesystem for your external hard drives, you should take into consideration that no linux ntfs filesystem repair utility exists (outside of the very limited ntfsfix) | 05:18 |
neil_d | sloopy: DasEi: found it thanks. | 05:18 |
sloopy | neil_d, np | 05:19 |
d3c0n | holyguyver its a utility disk it contains a small installation of windows but you don't need to run it, there is a program i think its called hdd regenerator on the boot disk | 05:19 |
clickme | wow i was about to check and see if i did anything wrong how can i add this IRC in empathy | 05:19 |
d3c0n | it can run directly from the cd in dos | 05:19 |
holyguyver | Why does no one understand my file system is fine, simply Losha wanted me to check it, that is it, but it is fine, all I want to do is delete a folder. | 05:19 |
sloopy | holyguyver, why cant you delete it? | 05:20 |
d3c0n | holyguyver oh im sorry I misunderstood, i thought you were having corruption problems | 05:20 |
darolu | clickme: enter empathy and press F4, add a new account, on the right panel you'll find a drop-down menu with IRC option in it | 05:20 |
neil_d | sloopy: it says. "Relocated Sector count: Normalized:93 Worst:93 Threshold:36 Value: 319 Sectors"\ | 05:20 |
brjann | holyguyver: i'm not saying your filesystem is broken now. i'm merely recommending that you consider that for the future, that's all. | 05:20 |
clickme | k following | 05:21 |
holyguyver | sloopy every time I try to delete this folder one copy of it is on NTFS & the other is on ext3 fielsystems on seperate harddrives & it will not delete from either | 05:21 |
LaPrinj | Hey, I'm in need of some help. | 05:21 |
brjann | !help | LaPrinj | 05:21 |
ubottu | LaPrinj: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 05:21 |
sloopy | neil_d, you have alot of bad sectors that had to be relocated to good sectors, the drive is dying... | 05:21 |
holyguyver | brjann, please read what I just wrote to sloop | 05:22 |
d3c0n | holyguyver have you tried taking ownership of the files? | 05:22 |
holyguyver | d3c0n, I do own the files | 05:22 |
sloopy | holyguyver, why wont it delete on the ext3? | 05:22 |
d3c0n | ok just checking i know sometimes permissions can get a lil fussy | 05:22 |
holyguyver | sloopy, bevcause the folder is corrupted | 05:23 |
brjann | holyguyver: the folder being corrupted and the filesystem being fine would seem to be mutually exclusive concepts | 05:23 |
arand | holyguyver: Sounds like chkdsk might be in order, http://neosmart.net/blog/2008/windows-vista-recovery-disc-download/ might be useful for that purpose if you do not have a win CD | 05:23 |
sloopy | holyguyver, and fsck.ext3 cant fix it? | 05:23 |
neil_d | sloopy: it is only a few months old (and part of a RAID5 setup). I wish there was a way for the threshold to be changed. so it would tell me if it got any worse. | 05:23 |
holyguyver | I give up, it is only 2GB out of a 1TB harddrive I will just ignore the folder. | 05:24 |
sloopy | neil_d, if it is only a few months old then RMA it... | 05:24 |
holyguyver | that better sllopy? | 05:24 |
holyguyver | sloopy | 05:24 |
sloopy | holyguyver, corruptions are like rabbits, unless fixed, they spread... | 05:25 |
abhifx | hi, i am running ubuntu as a guest O/s on windows.. i am having hard times with sharing folder... can someone guide me please | 05:25 |
tambu | Need some help getting my sound card to work post 9.10 Creative SB Live.. it shows in lspci the emu10k1 modules are loaded in lsmod. but aplay shows "no soundcards found" | 05:25 |
holyguyver | sloopy it is not a corrupted harddrive, it is onyl 1 folder | 05:25 |
sloopy | holyguyver, ultimatly it is up to you, what you do about it is your choice... | 05:25 |
DasEi | abhifx: vbox ? | 05:25 |
holyguyver | sloopy & as stated I know exactly how it became corrupted | 05:25 |
LaPrinj | I installed Ubuntu for the first time today on my family computer. I've never used Linux, but always knew that it's not prone to viruses at all like Windows and this computer's close to death (parents/sister kept doing things which caused viruses to load and caused a lot of damage). I got this working, and mostly got the hang of it, except I messed up the video. I tried installing EnvyNG and attempted at installing an unrecommended version o | 05:25 |
neil_d | sloopy: yeh! I think I will. that will be the second time I done this.. the first one had a complete failure after a couple of days. | 05:26 |
Losha | holyguyver: can we try and debug the one on ext3 together? | 05:26 |
abhifx | DasEi, yes | 05:26 |
DasEi | abhifx: there is #vbox and it's also well mentioned on the faq of vbox'es homepage | 05:26 |
Maletor | Linux stands for = doesn't work well with gui | 05:26 |
neil_d | sloopy: it seems that the 1TB drives aren't very reliable. | 05:26 |
holyguyver | Losha I would rather just forget about it & just lose 2GBs | 05:26 |
LaPrinj | I hope that description provides as much insight as possible. | 05:26 |
holyguyver | I have spent too much time onj this | 05:27 |
sloopy | neil_d, yeah the 500G i have in my file server started getting flakey after only 350 POH's on it... | 05:27 |
brjann | LaPrinj: your description cut off after "installing an unrecommended version" | 05:27 |
Losha | holyguyver: ok. If you change your mind, we'll be here... | 05:27 |
holyguyver | Losha, thank you | 05:27 |
abhifx | DasEi, i know... but isnt it a more ubuntu specific problem? plus the documentation is not working.. for me | 05:27 |
LaPrinj | of the ATI driver to make my graphics card work with Ubuntu. I have an ATI Radeon X1650 Pro card in this computer and it's a legacy card which I read isn't supported thru ATI on Ubuntu 9.10. Now, after a lot of failed attempts, this computer is stuck in a void of very low resolution due to no drivers being available. Even the original generic drivers don't work anymore. | 05:27 |
LaPrinj | Copied and pasted. | 05:27 |
neil_d | sloopy: "POH"? | 05:27 |
DomRnate212 | Hello everyone, I'm looking to consolidate and save electricity...I wanted to set up my Ubuntu server to run NAT/Firewall/DHCP/Apache/Fileshare from a 2 or 3 nic setup...is this possible? Couldn't really find anything online regarding this type of setup. Thanks. | 05:28 |
clickme | ok | 05:28 |
sloopy | neil_d, WD RMA'ed it and sent me a new one... 3g SATA to replace the 1.5g sata, so free 'upgrade' :') | 05:28 |
sloopy | neil_d, Power On Hours... | 05:28 |
LaPrinj | Any ideas? | 05:28 |
DasEi | abhifx: no, it's more a windows specific problem | 05:28 |
d3c0n | donrnate i dont see any reason why it cant be done with 2 nics | 05:28 |
brjann | LaPrinj: since troubleshooting video can be such a pain, if it were my computer and I'd just installed ubuntu today, i would reinstall :) | 05:29 |
neil_d | sloopy: I didn't know they went to 3G yet.. the highest I have heard of is 2G | 05:29 |
srinath_man | DomRnate212: Yes, it's possible, but not recommended | 05:29 |
abhifx | DasEi, ok.. thx. | 05:29 |
sloopy | neil_d, heh yeah common confusion point, i mean 3.0Gb/s | 05:29 |
zetheroo | anyone know what the mint IRC channel is? | 05:29 |
blakkheim | !mintsupport | zetheroo | 05:29 |
ubottu | zetheroo: Linux Mint is not a supported derivative of Ubuntu, please seek support in #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org | 05:29 |
neil_d | sloopy: ok. POHs = 104.5 days here | 05:30 |
zetheroo | blakkheim: thanks | 05:30 |
clickme | what can i do about kernel updates and nvidia drivers not working after, is there a back app i can use> | 05:30 |
LaPrinj | However, would there be any way at all to get the video card working? Normally, I could use all the bells and whistles of Ubuntu with no problem with the driver installed for the card. Without it, a lot of features are unusable (ie. the cube to interchange between workspaces). Otherwise, should I go for another distro, like Debian? | 05:30 |
sloopy | neil_d, yeah definitly too many bad sectors for such a 'young' drive... | 05:31 |
DomRnate212 | Oh ok, thanks...I didn't know if I'd be risking a network loop or a security hole (I imagine security could be an issue) | 05:31 |
LaPrinj | Even the wiggly window feature had static lines showing up when I moved them around, which I know should not be the case. | 05:31 |
Steil | how can i get network manager vpnc plugin to use a rootcert? | 05:31 |
clickme | sloopy is it a wester digital WD Caviar Green | 05:31 |
brjann | LaPrinj: did you try the xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd driver? | 05:32 |
LaPrinj | Or would it be advisable to scrap, and go for the commercialites like Windwos and Macintosh (which are annoying). | 05:32 |
d3c0n | domrnate you can set your firewall on different nics and assign a zone to them | 05:32 |
sloopy | clickme, my 500G was a caviar, but dont think it was a green series... | 05:32 |
LaPrinj | Let me check. | 05:32 |
brjann | LaPrinj: that's the one which lists the X1650 in the ubuntu repositories | 05:33 |
sloopy | and damn, i just looked at my 1Tb drive and it has 4 reallocated sectors already and only has a POH's of 70 days... | 05:33 |
neil_d | sloopy: the other 3 drives all have no bad sectors. | 05:33 |
LaPrinj | Yes, both that and xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd-dbg are installed. | 05:33 |
clickme | uhmm | 05:34 |
clickme | still new at this :p | 05:34 |
neil_d | sloopy: oh my! | 05:34 |
dividebyzer0 | Steil - I think this link may be what your looking for - in the comments http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-setup-cisco-vpn-using-vpnc-ubuntu-jaunty-9-04.html | 05:34 |
DomRnate212 | d3c0n: Ok I'll look into setting up separate zones, thanks. | 05:34 |
neil_d | sloopy: I like the SpinRite from grc.com. | 05:34 |
brjann | LaPrinj: okay, research | 05:35 |
brjann | LaPrinj: sorry, i mean i'm researching ;) | 05:35 |
Arsin | Is there a command that will suspend after a certian time like how there is "sudo shutdown -h xxxxx | 05:35 |
sloopy | neil_d, my file server has two 500G, one 1TB, and a 80GB internal and a 650Gb on usb2 | 05:35 |
LaPrinj | I find it strange. Since, when I go to the System>Preferences>Display panel, I have no way of getting a higher resolution than 800x600 and it shows my monitor as Unknown. Before using EnvyNG, it detected that it was an HP 19" monitor and allowed me to use the native 1024xsomethingIcan'tremember... | 05:35 |
Losha | DomRnate212: the biggest risk is that you'll get the firewalling configuration wrong somehow, or that someone will compromise your server. I'd think a $40 linksys box to handle the NAT/DHCP/Firewall portion would be cheap insurance.. | 05:35 |
LaPrinj | Thank you, big time. | 05:36 |
brjann | LaPrinj: well it may have just broken down and decided to go with a failsafe which doesn't even bother to talk to the monitor | 05:36 |
LaPrinj | Would that mean the card is fried? | 05:36 |
eycel | hi | 05:37 |
neil_d | sloopy: mine has 4 x 1TB drives. | 05:37 |
brjann | LaPrinj: nono, merely that the system was confused and decided to go with a driver it knew would work but that offers no features. | 05:37 |
DomRnate212 | Losha: My experience with consumer boxes is that they normally don't handle larger networks of 15 or more people...of course that was several years ago | 05:37 |
arand | Arsin: possibly "sleep ## && suspend" | 05:37 |
d3c0n | domrnate what type of network are you trying to setup | 05:38 |
dividebyzer0 | arsin: apmd – controls power management tasks | 05:38 |
dividebyzer0 | apm – command line access to print current battery status or suspend power | 05:38 |
dividebyzer0 | xapm – battery meter for X Window | 05:38 |
dividebyzer0 | should probably be the apmd command I don't know the options off the top off my head though | 05:38 |
Jordan_U | neil_d, A drive that would benefit spinrite is probably on its last legs anyway. | 05:38 |
Flonnezilla | Hey, can someone tell me how to find out what version of a package is installed? I'm trying to help someone out and I am not really familiar with apt-get and such | 05:38 |
Jordan_U | Flonnezilla, apt-cache policy packagename | 05:39 |
LaPrinj | Damn. What are my options? The only one I found through research was to switch to Debian or an easy alternative with an older something that allows the original ATI drivers to work. The other one was to wait until ATI decided to get its corporate head out of its corporate ass and pay some attention to providing up-to-date support for Linux. | 05:39 |
DomRnate212 | d3c0n: One nic to Internet, one nic to handle DHCP and NAT passthrough to switch on internal network, and an Apache server to reach both | 05:39 |
Flonnezilla | Jordan_U: thanks | 05:39 |
sloopy | neil_d, the 650 is backup, only stuff that cant be lost is 'mirrored' on it from the others... | 05:39 |
LaPrinj | I highly doubt that ATI would do that either. | 05:39 |
d3c0n | domrnate perhaps i should rephrase, is this a home or office network? | 05:39 |
dividebyzer0 | LaPrinj: I wish ATI would do that... | 05:39 |
brjann | LaPrinj: the X1650 should work, it's got a driver and everything. :) | 05:39 |
LaPrinj | Haha. | 05:40 |
Jordan_U | Flonnezilla, You're welcome. | 05:40 |
DomRnate212 | d3c0n: Sorry, small office. | 05:40 |
brjann | LaPrinj: you can always try going through the xorg reconfiguration and trying to select the driver manually | 05:40 |
Losha | DomRnate212: it's true, the consumer boxes aren't sized for larger networks. There's a cost vs. security trade off though... | 05:40 |
LaPrinj | I really wish. Should I reinstall and then go for installing only select packages? And if so, which ones should I only reinstall. | 05:40 |
LaPrinj | Hmm, how would I do that? | 05:41 |
Steil | Hi guys, I'm having issues with network-manager-vpnc not wanting to connect to a vpn that requires a rootcert, any ideas? | 05:41 |
Maz3Mike | hey guys | 05:41 |
Maz3Mike | I just installed the server version of ubuntu | 05:41 |
brjann | LaPrinj: are you logged on to that machine now? | 05:41 |
Maz3Mike | However, I dont see the inittab..how do I access this? | 05:41 |
brjann | LaPrinj: as in, are you talking to us on that machine? | 05:41 |
LaPrinj | Yeah, for sure. | 05:42 |
sloopy | LaPrinj, does ddcprobe give any info? | 05:42 |
brjann | LaPrinj: bummer, as this procedure involves killing xorg and dropping to a virtual terminal ;) | 05:42 |
Losha | Maz3Mike: inittab is gone, I forget what replaced it. What are you trying to do? | 05:42 |
DomRnate212 | Losha: Yeah, it sounds like I'd be better off with 2 linux boxes or a commercial type of NAT/Router... | 05:42 |
DomRnate212 | Losha: just trying to conserve :-) | 05:43 |
LaPrinj | I'm not sure what that is. I just started on Linux today... Well, technically yesterday EST. | 05:43 |
d3c0n | domrnate I tend to agree with losha, when dealing with buisness security and what not such as financial files and what its not really the time to cheap out, its kinda like tires or brakes. You might look into something like the cisco linksys rv082 or something similar they have dual wan if you want redundancy or you can load balance | 05:43 |
Maz3Mike | Losha: I want to go from runlevel 3 to 5..sooo it should be very simple | 05:43 |
LaPrinj | I'll do whatever it takes. I just want to give my parents a failsafe option while gratifying my graphical curiosities. | 05:43 |
sloopy | LaPrinj, it reads the DDC info from the monitor and displays it... | 05:43 |
Losha | DomRnate212: I would think the cost of a breakin far exceeds the cost of an additional box... | 05:43 |
LaPrinj | I'd assume not since the display preferences shows it as Unknown. | 05:44 |
brjann | LaPrinj: here's the procedure: http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/columns/how_to_fix_your_computers_graphics_with_dpkg-reconfigure | 05:44 |
sloopy | LaPrinj, try running it... | 05:44 |
cyberbluntz | htop | 05:44 |
d3c0n | Domrnate however like i did say before it is possible, and thats what the question was | 05:44 |
LaPrinj | Perhaps... Would remote desktop viewer help showing the problem? | 05:45 |
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brjann | LaPrinj: so if you're going to attempt that I'd either print it out or have it up on another computer | 05:45 |
Losha | Maz3Mike: It should, but ubuntu has pretty much done away with runlevels and the result is a mess using 'upstart' or some such. Not one of their better ideas... | 05:45 |
natethegreat1419 | Hello Everyone. | 05:45 |
MrPockets | so if i want to add another place to the PLACES menu, ..how? | 05:45 |
natethegreat1419 | Bookmark it Pockets | 05:45 |
brjann | MrPockets: via the Bookmarks menu in any file browser window | 05:45 |
DomRnate212 | d3c0n and Losha : Well I agree with that lol, I just was checking to see if it was a common setup or not, I'll probably go with a lower powered box for NAT/Firewall/DHCP and a larger one for Webserver/Fileshare | 05:46 |
clickme | yay got it working | 05:46 |
clickme | thnx | 05:46 |
LaPrinj | I have a laptop. I'll open this on that and go through it. | 05:46 |
DomRnate212 | d3c0n and Losha: Thank you for advice :-) | 05:46 |
LaPrinj | If I hit any roadblocks, I'll get right back here. | 05:46 |
LaPrinj | I really really appreciate your help brjann. Thanks so much. | 05:46 |
d3c0n | domrnate no problem, hope it helped you out a lil | 05:47 |
brjann | LaPrinj: no problem, hope it helps. when you pick your driver, try either radeon or radeonhd, and make sure to leave the defaults alone when the guide says to :) | 05:47 |
Losha | DomRnate212: I would feel safer with such a setup. The NAT/Firewall/DHCP doesn't actually need much juice just to ferry packets back and forth... | 05:47 |
cyberbluntz | whats the haldaemo | 05:47 |
brjann | cyberbluntz: the process that run the hardware abstraction layer | 05:48 |
clickme | i have a few problems | 05:48 |
LaPrinj | Absolutely. | 05:48 |
LaPrinj | Thank you again. I'll be saying that a lot more when this thing works again. | 05:48 |
LaPrinj | Take care! | 05:49 |
clickme | how can i restore Cairos-Dock Themes | 05:49 |
Flonnezilla | is there a way for someone running xubuntu 8.04 to install a package from the 9.10 repos? | 05:49 |
brjann | LaPrinj: heh, you too :) | 05:49 |
brjann | Flonnezilla: not a good way :) | 05:49 |
Flonnezilla | :{ | 05:49 |
Flonnezilla | he needs a newer version of qt to compile an emulator | 05:49 |
brjann | Flonnezilla: the trouble is, all but the most trivial of applications will have wildly different dependencies, ... yeah, there's almost no way you could get 9.10's version of qt working on 8.04 | 05:50 |
Flonnezilla | damn, that sucks | 05:50 |
brjann | Flonnezilla: is he sure he has to compile it himself? | 05:50 |
cyberbluntz | brjann may I send you a pm? | 05:51 |
Flonnezilla | that's what the compilation guide says to do | 05:51 |
brjann | cyberbluntz: sure | 05:51 |
Flonnezilla | hold on i have a link | 05:51 |
Flonnezilla | http://byuu.org/bsnes/compilation-guide | 05:51 |
brjann | Flonnezilla: no, i mean, maybe someone's already compiled a binary package for 8.04? | 05:51 |
Sa[i]nT | When i right-click my desktop and go to "Create Document", it just says "No Templates Installed". How then, would I install templates? | 05:51 |
Flonnezilla | oh | 05:51 |
Flonnezilla | I dunno | 05:51 |
Flonnezilla | how would I go about searching for that? is there a site for this kind of thing, or should I just go to google? | 05:52 |
Flonnezilla | also, I just have to say, this channel is a lot more helpful than any other linux-related channel I've ever used | 05:53 |
brjann | Flonnezilla: a little of both. lots of packages can be found at launchpad.net, but it can be hard to find stuff | 05:53 |
Sa[i]nT | getdeb | 05:54 |
nomad77 | Flonnezilla not guarranteed but maybe,course not official http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1210890&page=3 | 05:54 |
clickme | Hello everyone | 05:55 |
Losha | Flonnezilla: also check http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy-backports/. Sometimes stuff is 'backported' to hardy.... | 05:56 |
Flonnezilla | thanks | 05:56 |
Ascavasaion | My bluetooth-applet has gone haywire. It does not allow me to browse/detect USB devices. It suddenly started detecting two USB bluetooth dongles when there is definitely only one bluetooth device in the computer. I can pon scriptfilename and the latop connects to the USB bluetooth dongle and cellphone and works perfectly. PLEASE can someone help me sort out this stupid bluetooth applet nonsense.? | 05:58 |
indus | hello all | 05:58 |
Ascavasaion | Hello indus | 05:59 |
brjann | Flonnezilla: i haven't found anything, but it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. hardy's kind of old, so links are starting to die off i think | 05:59 |
fridayblue | Hi, | 05:59 |
clickme | hello can anyone see me | 05:59 |
Ascavasaion | clickme: hehehehe | 05:59 |
kondo | hello all | 05:59 |
Flonnezilla | I'm thinking his best bet is to install an old version of bsnes from before it required qt 4.5.x | 05:59 |
Ascavasaion | clickme: Put your webcam on, then we can see you. | 05:59 |
fridayblue | hello all, How to connect Reliance Netconnect Broadband+ in ubuntu 9.10 | 05:59 |
clickme | lolz | 06:00 |
indus | fridayblue, hi | 06:00 |
clickme | well i guess i will come back another days take care all | 06:00 |
indus | clickme, yes | 06:00 |
indus | fridayblue, right click on network icon | 06:01 |
fridayblue | Indus, hello | 06:01 |
brjann | Flonnezilla: may be the only bet :) | 06:01 |
fridayblue | okie | 06:01 |
indus | fridayblue, go to mobile broadband and select country india etc , very easy | 06:01 |
fridayblue | indus Go ahead | 06:01 |
indus | fridayblue, do you have username and password? if not then get it from the windows application | 06:01 |
fridayblue | okie, | 06:02 |
kondo | how can open outlook window | 06:02 |
fridayblue | Indus: yes, I have I configured that. | 06:03 |
fridayblue | indus: where Could I watch the connection for log.. | 06:03 |
Ascavasaion | My bluetooth-applet has gone haywire. It does not allow me to browse/detect USB devices. It suddenly started detecting two USB bluetooth dongles when there is definitely only one bluetooth device in the computer. I can pon scriptfilename and the latop connects to the USB bluetooth dongle and cellphone and works perfectly. PLEASE can someone help me sort out this stupid bluetooth applet nonsense.? | 06:04 |
kifo | Hi, I'm trying out the Awesome window manager, and for some reason opera wont tile. any ideas on what is wrong? | 06:05 |
morphix | Ascavasaion: i use blueman instead, much better, too many problems with the default bluetooth applet | 06:05 |
kifo | Everything else tiles just fine, but opera wont tile/share | 06:05 |
indus | fridayblue, no idea | 06:05 |
Ascavasaion | morphix: Let me try it... I am desperate. | 06:06 |
fridayblue | indus: I am done with all the steps, but still an facing the issue.. | 06:06 |
Coded1 | ive been having problems since my last update (2 days ago i think) apps seem to just hang and even when i kill the process the actual kill gets hung up | 06:06 |
fridayblue | their is no visibility of getting connected | 06:06 |
indus | fridayblue, what issue | 06:06 |
fridayblue | indus: any clue to debug | 06:06 |
ga_sk8er | whats terminal command to become root | 06:07 |
ga_sk8er | i thought it was sudo | 06:07 |
dividebyzer0 | sudo | 06:07 |
fridayblue | indus: ifconfig doesn't show any modem interface | 06:07 |
dividebyzer0 | well not to permantly be root but for the session gives that command root priviliges I believe | 06:07 |
indus | fridayblue, it shows as a usb device basically | 06:07 |
brjann | dividebyzer0: sudo <command> runs command as root | 06:08 |
indus | fridayblue, did you configure it from network icon? | 06:08 |
ga_sk8er | ok i was typing whole thing wrong sudo apt-get install programname | 06:08 |
fridayblue | indus: yes I did | 06:08 |
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kifo | Gah greedy opera, wmii is too buggy to use and awesome rocks but just the one issue makes it totally unusable, totally defeats the purpose of a tiling window manager if opera wont share | 06:08 |
* phantomgraph just checking something with my network settings .. please ignore.. | 06:08 | |
ga_sk8er | whats the command name for installing java. i tried "sudo apt-get install java" | 06:08 |
phantomgraph | Thanks all.. got the ping back from the server... | 06:09 |
knoppies | how secure is SSH? If I wanted to sync tomboy notes via SSH over the internet, and some of these notes contained passwords in them, should I be concerned? | 06:09 |
Tm_T | knoppies: no | 06:09 |
kifo | ga_sk8er: try hitting tab and looking at the list that shows up, hit tab after you type java i mean | 06:09 |
brjann | knoppies: ssh is very secure. | 06:09 |
dividebyzer0 | ga_sk8er: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin sun-java6-fonts | 06:10 |
ga_sk8er | ok kifo ill try it thanks | 06:10 |
knoppies | Tm_T, brjann, thanks. | 06:10 |
demonspork | I am trying to install server 9.10. This install does not have access to the internet. Is there any way I can skip the "Checking package server" step, because it keeps hanging on that step, it never gives up trying to get something it will never have | 06:10 |
kifo | I imagine this is something wrong with my computer or something, no one else seems to have any problems like this with awesome, I cant findany mention of it anywhere | 06:10 |
kifo | maybe i have to learn lua :( | 06:11 |
dividebyzer0 | brjann: thank you for that though, I'm still new and I hope that by working to try to help others I'll get better with it myself as well | 06:13 |
kifo | Its like there isnt a tiling window manager that exists that doesnt have some horrible bizarre flaw or bug in it that makes it unusable | 06:13 |
indus | demonspork, try removing the network cable | 06:13 |
brjann | dividebyzer0: i don't even remember what i did, but you're welcome :) and teaching is the best way to learn anything | 06:14 |
LexFX | Hi all. i like UBUNTU, | 06:14 |
natethegreat1419 | ME TOO | 06:14 |
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DIPLOMAT|WARLORD | ?DCC SEND "diaper_jesus" 0 0 0 | 06:15 |
demonspork | indus, the issue is that it is a network install, so that isn't an option | 06:15 |
FloodBot1 | NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information. | 06:15 |
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indus | demonspork, hm | 06:16 |
ga_sk8er | ty kifo & dividebyzero0 it works | 06:16 |
nomad77 | /msg ubottu exploit | 06:17 |
dividebyzer0 | ga_sk8er no prob, to make sure you can always type "java -version" in the terminal to check | 06:17 |
{C}ronos | on my laptop firefox works but i cannot connect to any im client, not even irc | 06:17 |
bob75 | can I make my laptop auto log in without password from suspend mode? | 06:18 |
FoolishOwl | I'm trying to remember a command line utility, similar to cut, that splits a line into an array, based on a delimiter. | 06:18 |
ga_sk8er | ok i used ubuntu before but its been a few months | 06:19 |
ga_sk8er | forgot some commands | 06:19 |
dividebyzer0 | FoolishOwl: I may not know it but this might help you http://ss64.com/bash/ | 06:21 |
dividebyzer0 | its an a-z list of bash commands | 06:21 |
brjann | FoolishOwl: split, perhaps? | 06:22 |
FoolishOwl | brjann, split chops up files into smaller files, so that's not it. | 06:22 |
* brjann thinks | 06:23 | |
demonspork | I am doing a network install of Ubuntu, but I have no internet access. I need help with either of the following: Disable the "Checking the Ubuntu archive mirror" step in the 9.10 server install. The other option is how do I route the traffic through the box that is hosting the netboot. It has one interface attached to the internet. The other interface is running a DHCP and TFTP server and is serving the 9.10 server netboot. This inter | 06:23 |
demonspork | face is connected to the computer I am trying to install on | 06:23 |
arcwire | Hello, looking for some help getting sound working on 9.100 | 06:23 |
* dividebyzer0 looks for a PDF for FoolishOwl | 06:24 | |
kondo | I'm getting problem,I install office 2007 in ubuntu 9.10,can not open outlook window? | 06:24 |
dividebyzer0 | cut? | 06:24 |
Sailor | Monona c0sm0s speedracer79 Sailor Whopper wisnut jeranen gamphani nikhil_ pshr_ dashua realcoolguy cyphaw syn-ack FoolishOwl kyle_ bazhang Maletor arcwire {C}ronos asdf` Hetor` vices2 | 06:24 |
Sailor | Erikw daftykins GWild petsounds-eee ian45_ croppa cbx muteprint DarkSector knoppies Coded1 hughhalf paulproteus CosmicHippo demonspork thecliff dmbkiwi FelipeMcMont omeddragon hateball | 06:24 |
Sailor | gatekeep asqq fridayblue kondo cooper AmokPaule whit2spring Ascavasaion indus Dougdoug4_ wasauce funkycat90210 Quan-Time kaie` Zus SiaCo MrPockets kappaccino daya Stik Torrieri Inconis | 06:24 |
Sailor | jan247 Mowah MK-BB Zibi nomad77 frankS2 dinosaurvskitten ne1 orbframe dividebyzer0 FrozenFire toppy zetheroo magez eon01 jasonb kiss_kill m_anish katie11 DomRnate212 jaykay Sonota LLStarks | 06:24 |
Sailor | xeer devendra eto jochar meero neil_d aaron_liuj Kravl1n hbsmiley7 raj nin42 shazbotmcnasty lee__ effigy kthomas_vh KiLaHuRtZ Killeroid hardwalker goldegg diwant SandGorgon madhu JumboJellyfish | 06:24 |
FloodBot2 | Sailor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 06:24 |
Sailor | cgkm q0_0p Rave1 bo255in syk haji laknath Zhenya Wanderer rungss NHLPA gip darolu eycel jm-test sq377 resno jean-claude GrumpyOldTree nikolam ipw2200user robb ripps Cavisty^gerber complexity | 06:24 |
Sailor | newbyx86 meepmoop Jon- opop feiyu fxhp maco2 aperson crixfer dvz- blueghost AllHailTheGeek basanta MorphyNOR kfizz Ox83 Greyhound_ mau_restor SauLus StrangeCharm rage young001 |dinya_| | 06:24 |
FoolishOwl | dividebyzer0, I'm looking through a couple of pdfs now. | 06:25 |
cooper | . | 06:25 |
AllHailTheGeek | ... | 06:25 |
zetheroo | Sailor: get stuffed! | 06:25 |
Whopper | Don't highlight me unless needed, thank you | 06:25 |
arcwire | lsusers | 06:25 |
AllHailTheGeek | Whopper, was a bot | 06:25 |
JumboJellyfish | sailor, you are a n00b | 06:25 |
Ascavasaion | morphix: It never worked... now nothing works. | 06:25 |
Elyse | Elyse Monona c0sm0s speedracer79 Whopper wisnut jeranen gamphani nikhil_ pshr_ dashua realcoolguy cyphaw syn-ack FoolishOwl kyle_ bazhang Maletor arcwire {C}ronos asdf` Hetor` vices2 | 06:25 |
arcwire | lusers | 06:25 |
Elyse | Erikw daftykins GWild petsounds-eee ian45_ croppa cbx muteprint DarkSector knoppies Coded1 hughhalf paulproteus CosmicHippo demonspork thecliff dmbkiwi FelipeMcMont omeddragon hateball | 06:25 |
Whopper | AllHailTheGeek, oh ok | 06:25 |
Elyse | gatekeep asqq fridayblue kondo cooper AmokPaule whit2spring Ascavasaion indus Dougdoug4_ wasauce funkycat90210 Quan-Time kaie` Zus SiaCo MrPockets kappaccino daya Stik Torrieri Inconis | 06:25 |
syn-ack | wow, that was a waste of bandwidth | 06:25 |
FloodBot2 | Elyse: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 06:25 |
Elyse | jan247 Mowah MK-BB Zibi nomad77 frankS2 dinosaurvskitten ne1 orbframe dividebyzer0 FrozenFire toppy zetheroo magez eon01 jasonb kiss_kill m_anish katie11 DomRnate212 jaykay Sonota LLStarks | 06:25 |
cooper | . | 06:25 |
arand | !ops | 06:25 |
ubottu | Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, Jack_Sparrow, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi01, Flannel or ikonia! | 06:25 |
orbframe | wheee | 06:26 |
kthomas_vh | yeah, fun | 06:26 |
syn-ack | arcwire seems to be the botmaster | 06:26 |
dividebyzer0 | FoolishOwl: what I did in the past with a HTML file was this "grep 'href=' index.html |cut -d'/' -f3" | 06:26 |
kthomas_vh | I *was* coding | 06:26 |
cyberbluntz | How can I put an Icon on my desktop, for example, putty | 06:26 |
dividebyzer0 | this finds all the href= in the file, then the delimiter ends it at / | 06:26 |
dividebyzer0 | not sure if that helps | 06:27 |
AllHailTheGeek | syn-ack, do you have proof? | 06:27 |
syn-ack | the luser command right before the listings | 06:27 |
AllHailTheGeek | oh | 06:28 |
AllHailTheGeek | Can't be. | 06:28 |
cyberbluntz | Ive tried right clicking it and adding to desktop also tried drag and drop it | 06:28 |
AllHailTheGeek | he said lusers before the bots joined. | 06:28 |
syn-ack | AllHailTheGeek: did he? I'm lag bursting | 06:28 |
ga_sk8er | now im having video issues | 06:29 |
Ascavasaion | Okay, Ubuntu has to do some SERIOUS work on Bluetooth... it is dreadful. | 06:29 |
demonspork | how do I add a route that allows other computers to connect to the internet through my other ethernet port. A bridge won't work because this computer is the dhcp server for this network, and that breaks when I make a bridge to the internet | 06:29 |
ga_sk8er | how can i make it detect my monitor so i can shrink my screen size? | 06:29 |
c0sm0s | hey, i'm having trouble connecting to a WPA wifi network that i have the password for. From my chair I can connect using my Android mobile, but Karmic can't seem to acknowledge the p/w. There is also an open network that I am currently using, and I can connect with no problem. Any ideas? | 06:30 |
AllHailTheGeek | actually, as the lsusers is one sec from the bot joining, I could be the one lagging. | 06:30 |
dividebyzer0 | Ascavasaion: Honestly I felt the 9.10 release was a step back in many ways -- not just bluetooth | 06:30 |
Ascavasaion | dividebyzer0: I have been trying for over amonth now to get bluetooth working... and the Gnome stuff sucks. | 06:30 |
ga_sk8er | how can i make it detect my monitor so i can shrink my screen size? | 06:31 |
dividebyzer0 | I don't use bluetooth specifically but do you know of potentially a KDE based bluetooth tool that may work? you could always install KDE on top if need be | 06:31 |
Ascavasaion | dividebyzer0: It neither detects my cellphone via the bluetooth dongle, and my phone detects the computer but cannot connect. | 06:31 |
Mckile | Mckile SEANKuo meatbun croppa Enissay kondo_ ga_sk8er nikhil_ katie11 arcwire DaemonFC MinorityNZ CosmicB pshr_ tomatoes7 Monona c0sm0s speedracer79 Whopper jeranen gamphani dashua realcoolguy | 06:31 |
Mckile | cyphaw syn-ack FoolishOwl kyle_ bazhang Maletor {C}ronos asdf` Hetor` vices2 Erikw daftykins GWild petsounds-eee ian45_ cbx muteprint DarkSector knoppies Coded1 hughhalf paulproteus demonspork | 06:31 |
Mckile | thecliff dmbkiwi FelipeMcMont omeddragon hateball gatekeep asqq fridayblue kondo cooper AmokPaule whit2spring Ascavasaion indus Dougdoug4_ funkycat90210 Quan-Time kaie` Zus MrPockets | 06:31 |
Mckile | kappaccino daya Stik Torrieri Inconis jan247 Mowah MK-BB nomad77 frankS2 dinosaurvskitten ne1 orbframe dividebyzer0 FrozenFire toppy zetheroo magez eon01 jasonb m_anish DomRnate212 jaykay | 06:31 |
FloodBot2 | Mckile: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 06:31 |
kaie` | why is this happening? | 06:32 |
zetheroo | damn it | 06:32 |
DarkSector | man what the hell is happennig | 06:32 |
Whopper | It is happening in freenode, linux, and multiple support channels | 06:32 |
DarkSector | is this like a rouge bot spree ? | 06:32 |
DaemonFC | kaie`, cause someone is being an idiot and trying to boot people | 06:32 |
nomad77 | get a staffer to k-line that guy | 06:32 |
Whopper | it is knocking me off line because I have a netgear router.. | 06:32 |
DarkSector | bazhang: are they bots ? | 06:32 |
thecliff | ? | 06:32 |
ga_sk8er | why is someone just going through typing usernames? | 06:32 |
DaemonFC | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixDCCExploit | 06:32 |
MinorityNZ | Yeah, they're bots. Happens in other channels as well. | 06:32 |
Myrtti | !troll | 06:32 |
ubottu | trolling / trollish behaviour is behaviour that is considered annoying by other channel users, this includes going offtopic, asking the same question time and again getting answered and not acknowledging the answer, and these are not the only ways behaviour can be considered trolling, please see /msg ubottu guidelines - if this applies to you, you may find yourself outside the channel | 06:32 |
Whopper | DarkSector, some are bots, some are people...mostly bots however | 06:33 |
arcwire | Does 9.10 support AD1884 - Previous versions, my sound was working fine. | 06:33 |
Zus | are any of these people really need something or just spam? | 06:33 |
arcwire | Totally confused here... | 06:33 |
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DaemonFC | Zus, Crude attack, not even script kiddie grade | 06:33 |
petsounds-eee | ga_sk8er, what's your video card? | 06:33 |
DaemonFC | it's jsut a crapflood of malformed DCC requests | 06:33 |
Ascavasaion | I find it hard that not one person on this planet knows how to fix bluetooth in Ubuntu. Frightening! | 06:33 |
Myrtti | move on people, their goal is to raise attention, and discussing it makes them succeed and try again | 06:33 |
Zus | DaemonFC, thanks... | 06:34 |
StrangeCharm | Ascavasaion, 'fix' implies that it might once have been working | 06:34 |
arcwire | when I do aplay -vv text.wav..it plays it but no sound on front..just the headphones | 06:34 |
kondo_ | I'm getting problem,I install office 2007 in ubuntu 9.10,cannot open the Outlook window | 06:34 |
dividebyzer0 | Ascavasaion: have you looked into a Bluetooth manager like Blueman -- not sure if this would help solve the issue or not | 06:34 |
Ascavasaion | StrangeCharm: It was. but when I tried to connect with 'pon' it screwed up. pon now works, but through gnome everything is broken. | 06:35 |
Ascavasaion | dividebyzer0: I installed blueman... same problem. Except that blueman cannot be found anywhere. | 06:35 |
aaron_liuj | I use the ubuntu 9.04 ,bu i cannot to update git | 06:35 |
arcwire | I have tried "options snd-hda-intel model=thinkpad,basic,mobile,laptop." nothing works... | 06:35 |
aaron_liuj | I use the ubuntu 9.04 ,but i cannot to update git | 06:35 |
c0sm0s | oh wow, yeah, I'm a person, and I came here for some assistance. any humans that can help with wifi issues? | 06:35 |
dividebyzer0 | Ascavasaion: hm, sorry to heard that... let me see if there is anything I may be able to find and suggest | 06:35 |
aaron_liuj | I use the ubuntu 9.04 ,bu i cannot to update git,how to do his | 06:36 |
aaron_liuj | I use the ubuntu 9.04 ,bu i cannot to update git,how to do this | 06:36 |
arcwire | I think I am moving back a version... | 06:36 |
c0sm0s | I am using Karmic and i have never been able to sucessfully login to any encrypted wifi network | 06:36 |
Ascavasaion | dividebyzer0: I wish you would. | 06:37 |
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Ascavasaion | dividebyzer0: Uninstalling all 'blue' entries in Synaptic and reinstalling them made no difference either. | 06:37 |
kondo_ | I'm getting problem,I install office 2007 in ubuntu 9.10,cannot open the Outlook window | 06:37 |
arcwire | Is there anything on Karmic...that should really make me troubleshoot this issue... | 06:37 |
aaron_liuj | I use the ubuntu 9.04 ,bu i cannot to update git,how to do this ,when i apt-get install git ,but it tell me it newer one already,but gclient needs a git 1.6.6 version, | 06:37 |
arcwire | lusers | 06:38 |
arcwire | lusers | 06:39 |
cyberbluntz | How do I change what my MAC adress says it is in linux? | 06:39 |
dividebyzer0 | Ascavasaion: are you using wireless or hardwired internet connection? | 06:39 |
kondo_ | Dividebyzer0:I'm getting problem,I install office 2007 in ubuntu 9.10,cannot open the Outlook window | 06:39 |
aaron_liuj | I use the ubuntu 9.04 ,git version is 1.6.0.4 but i cannot to update it,how to do this ,when i apt-get install git ,but it tell me it's a newer one already ,but gclient needs a git 1.6.6 version | 06:39 |
Ascavasaion | dividebyzer0: You mean to chat here? Or when I use bluetooth? | 06:39 |
pollo_ | ao | 06:39 |
dividebyzer0 | Ascavasaion: on the machine that you use bluetooth with [when your using it] | 06:40 |
aaron_liuj | would u pls help me | 06:40 |
motaka2 | hello from today i recieve i cant mount any external devices like my memory stick or windows drive, what do u think the problem is? | 06:40 |
ZykoticK9 | kondo, this might explain it http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=7533 | 06:40 |
aaron_liuj | I use the ubuntu 9.04 ,git version is 1.6.0.4 but i cannot to update it,how to do this ,when i apt-get install git ,but it tell me it's a newer one already ,but gclient needs a git 1.6.6 version | 06:40 |
Ascavasaion | Well, I am chatting through ADSL fixed line right now. but I like to chat through cellphone dialup via bluetooth dongle when I am not near a wired point. | 06:41 |
aaron_liuj | I use the ubuntu 9.04 ,git version is 1.6.0.4 but i cannot to update it,how to do this ,when i apt-get install git ,but it tell me it's a newer one already ,but gclient needs a git 1.6.6 version | 06:41 |
Myrtti | !patience | aaron_liuj | 06:41 |
ubottu | aaron_liuj: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 06:41 |
cyberbluntz | can you change what your MAC says it is in ubuntu? | 06:41 |
syk | aaron_liuj, stop spaming please | 06:41 |
arcwire | I am sorry...how should I properly solicit help...? | 06:41 |
dividebyzer0 | Ascavasaion: hm, ok. I read a few places that individuals were needing specific wireless card drivers [when connecting via wi-fi] for the bluetooth to also work | 06:42 |
dividebyzer0 | kondo_ what version of wine do you have? | 06:42 |
Ascavasaion | dividebyzer0: This is a bluetooth problem. It worked. Now it does not. Bluetooth-applet no longer detects cellphone. | 06:42 |
ZykoticK9 | cyberbluntz, http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-your-network-card-mac-address-on-ubuntu/ | 06:43 |
aaron_liuj | would u pls help me | 06:44 |
Whopper | Will ubuntu work good on a 512MB RAM 1ghz 40gb HD pc from 2002? | 06:44 |
blakkheim | !u | aaron_liuj | 06:44 |
ubottu | aaron_liuj: U is the 21st letter of the modern latin alphabet. Neither 'U' or 'Ur' are words in the English language. Nor are 'R', 'Y', 'l8', 'Ne1' or 'Bcuz'. Mangled English is hard for non-native English speakers. Please see http://geekosophical.net/random/abbreviations/ for more information. | 06:44 |
indus | Whopper, works fine | 06:45 |
thinkfast | hey all | 06:45 |
Ascavasaion | I need a way of deleting all races of bluetooth and its settings and then reinstalling it. sudo aptitude reinstall does not work. | 06:45 |
federico | @ whopper yeah it shoulds work | 06:45 |
blakkheim | Whopper: ubuntu minimal iso will be ok, i wouldn't install the default, bloated desktop iso on it though | 06:45 |
federico | also the normale iso ;) | 06:45 |
Whopper | Okay, thank you gents | 06:45 |
indus | aaron_liuj, what is gclient | 06:45 |
brjann | Ascavasaion: how about sudo aptitude purge --purge-unused <packages> | 06:45 |
thinkfast | just wondering if i could get some help renaming a bunch of images in a directory, some have .jpg.jpg and some are .JPG - i want them all to be just .jpg | 06:45 |
indus | Whopper, but it will be a little sluggish | 06:45 |
Whopper | I'll install it with xfce or something...or try wait till this new Lubuntu thing comes out | 06:45 |
Ascavasaion | brjann: let me try... I am desperate | 06:46 |
arcwire | does that help | 06:46 |
syk | Whopper, simply choose xubuntu then? it comes with xfce ;) | 06:46 |
federico | if u wait for the new ubuntu the version with lxde will be avaiable | 06:46 |
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blakkheim | xubuntu is still bloated :/ | 06:46 |
Whopper | indus, that I can deal with, I can't expect crystal clear performance ;) | 06:46 |
aaron_liuj | for compile google chrome | 06:46 |
brjann | arcwire: what sound card did you have again? | 06:46 |
federico | xubuntu has a lot of gnome dependencies | 06:46 |
Whopper | Even on Damn Small Linux it is a tad sluggish, so I figure I'll have a proper OS | 06:46 |
cyberbluntz | Cmon guys . . I know some knows how to change the given MAC | 06:46 |
indus | Whopper, but it should work reasonably well | 06:46 |
arcwire | clear | 06:46 |
* thinkfast looks around | 06:47 | |
thinkfast | can anyone help me out? | 06:47 |
Whopper | Okies :) | 06:47 |
arcwire | Anyone had to fix asound issues... | 06:47 |
zubin71 | hi, i just came across the term "upstream" ; im writing a blog post on introdunction to open source contribution... id like some help explaining that term. is there some community documentation i could refer people to? | 06:47 |
dividebyzer0 | Ascavasaion | 06:47 |
dividebyzer0 | # apt-get --purge remove bluez-utils bluez-gnome | 06:47 |
Myrtti | aaron_liuj: but... you can install it from their site? | 06:48 |
raj | steveCan someone tell me if my POST is newb friendly? for new users? I sit on how to get the sound to work on ubuntu without crackling/popping along with how to fix muted laptops/ here is the link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8903129#post8903129 | 06:48 |
cyberbluntz | nvm I found it | 06:48 |
syk | cyberbluntz, ifconfig ath0 down ifconfig hw ether 0:1:2:3:4:5 | 06:48 |
syk | ifconfig ath0 up | 06:48 |
federico | thinkfast, what do u need | 06:48 |
raj | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8903129#post8903129Can someone tell me if my POST is newb friendly? for new users? I sit on how to get the sound to work on ubuntu without crackling/popping along with how to fix muted laptops/ here is the link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8903129#post8903129 | 06:48 |
Ascavasaion | brjann: Nope... never worked... sigh... Ubuntu is flawed. | 06:48 |
syk | ath0 = your wlan device | 06:48 |
thinkfast | just wondering if i could get some help renaming a bunch of images in a directory, some have .jpg.jpg and some are .JPG - i want them all to be just .jpg | 06:48 |
Ascavasaion | dividebyzer0 | 06:48 |
thinkfast | ^^ | 06:48 |
dividebyzer0 | yes Ascavasaion? | 06:48 |
federico | isn't it the same thing? | 06:48 |
raj | Can someone tell me if my POST is newb friendly? for new users? its on how to get the sound to work on ubuntu without crackling/popping along with how to fix muted laptops/ here is the link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8903129#post8903129 | 06:49 |
Ascavasaion | dividebyzer0: I am trying that now' | 06:49 |
brjann | Ascavasaion: boo. sorry :( | 06:49 |
blakkheim | !repeat | raj, thinkfast | 06:49 |
ubottu | raj, thinkfast: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 06:49 |
dividebyzer0 | Ascavasaion: that's one that you should be able to run after disabling bluetooth | 06:49 |
thinkfast | federico asked me what i needed again | 06:49 |
thinkfast | ie. image.jpg.jpg image.JPG i want to rename them all to image.jpg | 06:50 |
kondo_ | dividebyzore: i'M using wine 1.1.14 | 06:50 |
Whopper | basically renaming an all caps JPG to a lowercase jpg | 06:50 |
syk | raj, tell them how to start the terminal ;) | 06:50 |
federico | but do they have a specific name this images or just image (1) image (2)... | 06:50 |
thinkfast | and all .jpg.jpg to just .jpg | 06:50 |
brjann | thinkfast: you can use the rename utility, like so: rename 's/.JPG/.jpg/' * && rename 's/.jpg.jpg/.jpg/' * | 06:50 |
brjann | probably a more elegant way to do it, but eh | 06:50 |
dividebyzer0 | kondo_ I believe you need wine 1.1.32 as seen here http://www.wine-reviews.net/wine-reviews/microsoft/office-2007-in-ubuntu-910-with-wine-1132.html | 06:50 |
Whopper | Ah, I gotcha | 06:50 |
rinaldo | heloo | 06:50 |
thinkfast | ok great ill give that a go, thanks brjann | 06:51 |
federico | brjann is apparently better than me in this topic ;) | 06:51 |
brjann | thinkfast: no problem :) | 06:51 |
brjann | federico: nah, just been thinking about it longer ;) | 06:51 |
federico | :P | 06:51 |
raj | syk: lol :) | 06:51 |
brjann | brjann: i mean it! he asked a few minutes before you asked him what he needed, i've been thinking about it ever since | 06:51 |
rinaldo | hhmm | 06:51 |
rinaldo | heloo | 06:52 |
rinaldo | anybody home..?? | 06:52 |
brjann | !hi | rinaldo | 06:52 |
dividebyzer0 | Ascavasaion: have you also tried uninstalling bluetooth through the synaptic package manager? | 06:52 |
ubottu | rinaldo: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 06:52 |
cyberbluntz | auto lo iface lo inet loopback, does this seem right? | 06:52 |
Ascavasaion | dividebyzer0: Yep. | 06:52 |
Zus | will i be abled to open 2 diferent email adresses with evolution? | 06:53 |
brjann | Ascavasaion: oh, wait. bluetooth config stuff is likely stored on a per-user basis, so the purge/reinstall methods wouldn't touch them anyway. you need to seek out and destroy the config stuff in your home directory | 06:53 |
rinaldo | please help me! I have a problem!!! | 06:53 |
knoppies | !ask | rinaldo | 06:54 |
ubottu | rinaldo: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 06:54 |
root__ | what's wrong | 06:54 |
Ascavasaion | brjann: sigh | 06:54 |
cyberbluntz | here the line toadd hwaddress ether 01:02:03:04:05:06 | 06:54 |
brjann | Ascavasaion: i have no idea what directories might be involved, but you might get a few clues from: find ~/ -iname '*blue' -type d | 06:54 |
rinaldo | can anybody help me? | 06:54 |
brjann | Ascavasaion: whoops, add another star after blue | 06:54 |
knoppies | rinaldo, idk, I have no idea what your problem is. | 06:54 |
thinkfast | that worked like a charm, thanks again brjann | 06:54 |
brjann | thinkfast: no problem :) | 06:54 |
brjann | Ascavasaion: find ~/ -iname '*blue*' -type d | 06:55 |
Ascavasaion | I am doing a sudo apt-get --purge remove bluez bluetooth libbluetooth3 bluez-gstreamer bluez-compat | 06:55 |
ga_sk8er | issues with screen resolution. i think i need to install monitor driver | 06:55 |
dividebyzer0 | ga_sk8er: what graphics card? | 06:55 |
cyberbluntz | is lo default generic? | 06:55 |
aaron_liuj | i can install git | 06:55 |
ga_sk8er | smallest video size i can do is 600x480 | 06:55 |
brjann | cyberbluntz: lo is the loopback adapter | 06:55 |
knoppies | ga_sk8er, you mean video card driver? | 06:56 |
ga_sk8er | i installed the video card driver but it wont let me make my stuff smaller | 06:56 |
knoppies | ga_sk8er, things seem 'smaller' when your resolution gets bigger. | 06:56 |
ga_sk8er | right | 06:56 |
rinaldo | I have dell inspiron 1440 with Windows XP SP2. I install ubuntu inside windows. But, if i forgot to restart my computer after using ubuntu, my ubuntu can't used tommorow!!! | 06:56 |
dividebyzer0 | ga_sk8er, what resolution are you looking to achieve | 06:57 |
rinaldo | please help me!! | 06:57 |
cyberbluntz | can I rightly change it to eth0 and the inet dhcp? | 06:57 |
ga_sk8er | bot i can only do 320x 240or 640x 480 | 06:57 |
ga_sk8er | *but | 06:57 |
brjann | cyberbluntz: no. the loopback adapter is a virtual device that's built into the kernel | 06:58 |
cyberbluntz | omy | 06:58 |
Ascavasaion | Nope, still not working... bluetooth is badly supported in Ubuntu | 06:59 |
dividebyzer0 | Ascavasaion: Configuration information is located in the /etc/bluetooth directory, along with the /etc/pcmcia directory for notebooks. The HCI information is saved in /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf, and RFCOMM configuration information is in /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf. The Bluetooth service script, /etc/rc.d/init.d/bluetooth, is used to start and stop Bluetooth services. This script will start up the Bluetooth daemon for HCI devices, hcid, and run any dete | 06:59 |
Ascavasaion | thanks dividebyzer0 | 07:00 |
ga_sk8er | i can only do 320x240 or 640x480 | 07:00 |
meowbuntu | hi i am looking for a application called opensong. i have installed it from the site but cant get it to work on ubuntu9.10/ i know it comes packaged with ubuntuce so i should be able to get it. | 07:00 |
rinaldo | can anybody help me? | 07:00 |
dividebyzer0 | Ascavasaion: no problem, trying to see what I can do http://computingtech.blogspot.com/2009/01/using-bluetooth-in-ubuntu.html | 07:00 |
ga_sk8er | if i could get monitor driver i thgink i can make it work | 07:03 |
Kartagis | Guest02344, is a spammer | 07:03 |
meowbuntu | ga_sk8er, what monitor | 07:03 |
ga_sk8er | hp pavilion vx74 | 07:03 |
SandGorgon | is mrxvt being developed anymore - it does not have unicode support, but I dont like rxvt-unicode (slower than mrxvt, tab support via perl plugin is very basic ) | 07:03 |
Himari | hi, if I put an incorrect script in /etc/init.d and make it start at boot, then the script fails and server is unable to prompt for a login - which means I cannot even login, how can I disable the service and login to the server? | 07:03 |
meowbuntu | ga_sounds like graphicks card more to me | 07:04 |
meowbuntu | ^ ga_sk8er | 07:04 |
ga_sk8er | @#$% | 07:04 |
meowbuntu | !intell | ga_sk8er | 07:04 |
meowbuntu | ga_sk8er, what | 07:04 |
meowbuntu | !intel | ga_sk8er | 07:05 |
ubottu | ga_sk8er: Ubuntu 9.04 has a known regression for some Intel graphics support. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582 for more information. | 07:05 |
ga_sk8er | its nvidia | 07:05 |
ga_sk8er | nvidia video card which i installed driver for | 07:05 |
ga_sk8er | monitor is hp pavilion vx74 | 07:05 |
cyberbluntz | test | 07:06 |
raj | FOR anyone that is having trouble with sound on HDA cards try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8903129#post8903129 | 07:06 |
meowbuntu | ga_ | 07:06 |
pierce1 | so is the apt-url installed from http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ supposed to work? | 07:07 |
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meowbuntu | ga_sk8er, google ubuntu9.10 (g'card moddle) | 07:07 |
meowbuntu | cyberbluntz, test failed | 07:07 |
pierce | looks like adobe-flashplugin isn't in the partner repo, even though it looks like it should be | 07:08 |
cyberbluntz | how do i see my MAC and the rest of the network info | 07:08 |
meowbuntu | !test | 07:08 |
ubottu | hrm? | 07:08 |
pierce | cyberbluntz: ifconfig -a | 07:08 |
meowbuntu | hi i am looking for a application called opensong. i have installed it from the site but cant get it to work on ubuntu9.10/ i know it comes packaged with ubuntuce so i should be able to get it. | 07:08 |
ga_sk8er | meowbuntu what u mena. i got graphic card driver installed. i think i need monitor driver | 07:08 |
raj | For anyone with SOUND problems on an HDA card / laptop try this solution that i posted just now: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8903129#post8903129 | 07:09 |
petsounds-eee | oops :D | 07:09 |
meowbuntu | ga_sk8er, then google away and ask others here. #ubuntu is great. | 07:10 |
ga_sk8er | how do i get the driver for the monitor...not video card, but monitor | 07:10 |
Ascavasaion | It is official... this cannot be fixed by any skills in me, or anyone on any howto site on the web. | 07:11 |
nighttrain | exit | 07:11 |
Ascavasaion | dividebyzer0: thanks for trying buddy. | 07:11 |
brjann | meowbuntu: opensong doesn't appear to be in the ubuntu repositories, but they've released a .deb which you should be able to install using gdebi. it's here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/opensong/files/OpenSong/ | 07:12 |
fuzzybunny | hey everyone for some reason my laptop keeps completely locking(like I will have to hold down the power button) every once in a while. I have since been monitoring my cpu usage and the temperatures of things and nothing seems to be out of the ordinary. I also did a memory test and it id the first pass without any problems. I have checked the logs at the time when the problem happened and there were not any errors or anything. Do | 07:12 |
fuzzybunny | es anyone know of any other things I could do to try to isolate down this problem? | 07:12 |
neriko | Hi. Not sure if I'm in the right area. Just had a firefox upgrade to 3.5.8 and now none of my java pages work. | 07:13 |
meowbuntu | brjann, it comes packaged with ubuntu ce. also i tryed the latest download it installed but its not in the menu adn i cant seem to run it | 07:13 |
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clrg | fuzzybunny: Maybe not your entire system freezes, just the graphics driver. By saying you checked the logs, you mean /var/log/messages or dmesg | tail or so? | 07:13 |
meowbuntu | brjann, can you find a ppa for it then | 07:14 |
fuzzybunny | oh and sorry guys I was playing MAME when it froze | 07:14 |
clrg | neriko: Maybe ask #firefox | 07:14 |
Neriko | Thanks, clrg | 07:14 |
dividebyzer0 | Ascavasaion sorry couldn't be of more help! | 07:14 |
Ascavasaion | I think Microsoft is behind Linux... it is there way to get people to move back to Windows. You try Linux, realise that it is never going to work properly and then you move back to Windows live happily every after. | 07:14 |
ZykoticK9 | !ot > Ascavasaion | 07:15 |
ubottu | Ascavasaion, please see my private message | 07:15 |
brjann | meowbuntu: i'm not seeing any launchpad ppas for opensong | 07:16 |
meowbuntu | Ascavasaion, so what you really mean is that windows is better than any linux os | 07:16 |
clrg | Please discuss that in #ubuntu-offtopic. | 07:16 |
dividebyzer0 | i think it's more that it depends on the needs of the users in question | 07:16 |
meowbuntu | brjann, can you find the verson packaged with ubuntuce then | 07:16 |
fuzzybunny | clrg, yeah the entire system locks I can't even get to the other terminals by pressing CTRL | 07:16 |
Ascavasaion | meowbuntu: In the fact that it works... yes. :( I really liked Ubuntu. | 07:16 |
rinaldo | heloo | 07:17 |
Ascavasaion | ZykoticK9: hehehehehehehe | 07:17 |
meowbuntu | clrg, who discus what in oftopic | 07:17 |
rinaldo | anybody indonesian? | 07:17 |
rinaldo | anybody? | 07:17 |
Ascavasaion | meowbuntu: They want me to rant and rave in that other channel. | 07:17 |
fuzzybunny | clrg, yeah the entire system locks I can't even get to the other terminals by pressing CTRL+ALT+f1 and I checked the messages log at the time that the problem happend and there weren't any errors or anything | 07:17 |
petsounds-eee | rinaldo, me | 07:17 |
meowbuntu | Ascavasaion, then go there | 07:17 |
Ascavasaion | meowbuntu: Naaaah, you guys need to hear it., | 07:17 |
Fiction | Hello, can anyone help a noob get his sound to work, it was working, very baddly with glitching, then i installed flash and it no longer works, | 07:18 |
fuzzybunny | !ot > fuzzybunny | 07:18 |
ubottu | fuzzybunny, please see my private message | 07:18 |
meowbuntu | Ascavasaion, no they dont | 07:18 |
meowbuntu | this is a ubuntu help chanel | 07:18 |
Ascavasaion | meowbuntu: Shush little on. | 07:18 |
meowbuntu | !topic | Ascavasaion | 07:19 |
ubottu | Ascavasaion: Please read the channel topic whenever you enter, as it contains important information. To view it at any time after joining, simply type /topic | 07:19 |
brjann | meowbuntu: i have no idea where ubuntuce's repository lives :) | 07:19 |
meowbuntu | brjann, yea i am trying to find it | 07:19 |
rinaldo | can anybody help me? | 07:19 |
e3a23 | hello | 07:19 |
brjann | meowbuntu: does Alt-F2 and then typing opensong into the box and clicking run not do anything at all? | 07:20 |
e3a23 | hello | 07:20 |
Ascavasaion | My bluetooth-applet has gone haywire. It does not allow me to browse/detect USB devices. It suddenly started detecting two USB bluetooth dongles when there is definitely only one bluetooth device in the computer. I can pon scriptfilename and the latop connects to the USB bluetooth dongle and cellphone and works perfectly. PLEASE can someone help me sort out this stupid bluetooth applet nonsense.? | 07:20 |
meowbuntu | brjann, i already tryed that in terminal so that wont work no | 07:20 |
ax | i'm running 9.10, i have a thinkpad x32 and a ATI Technologies Inc Radeon Mobility M6 LY, my video performance [especially flash in my web browser] is significantly worse than it was with earlier versions of ubuntu. | 07:21 |
e3a23 | my ubuntu is no working | 07:21 |
ax | someone earlier told me to try the open source drivers in 9.10, and this is what i'm using | 07:21 |
petsounds-eee | !id | rinaldo | 07:21 |
ubottu | rinaldo: join ke #ubuntu-id untuk membahas ubuntu dalam bahasa Indonesia | 07:21 |
alankila | ax: perhaps fault of compiz (Appearance / Effects). Try disabling it? | 07:21 |
ax | alankila: i have 'no effects' | 07:21 |
ax | set | 07:21 |
alankila | ok. | 07:21 |
alankila | no idea then. | 07:21 |
rinaldo | i have dell inspiron 1440 with Windows XP Home. I install ubuntu 9.10 inside windows. if i forgot to restart my computer to windows, i cant start my ubuntu again! please help me!!! | 07:22 |
e3a23 | po | 07:22 |
rinaldo | hey petsounds-eee!!! | 07:22 |
brjann | meowbuntu: hm. sorry, i'm out of ideas; i don't know why the .deb from sourceforge wouldn't work, if all the dependencies were satisfied. unless the .deb itself was broken | 07:22 |
ga_sk8er | im trying to delete a driver but i dont have permission for it. how do i get into root | 07:22 |
e3a23 | rinaldo how are u | 07:22 |
DJ_HaMsTa | how do i know what kind of groups are in my OS ? | 07:23 |
DJ_HaMsTa | this is ubuntu 9.10 | 07:23 |
meowbuntu | alt+f2 opensong run has the app icon but i get this http://imagebin.ca/view/7q_bT3B.html | 07:23 |
meowbuntu | ^ brjann | 07:23 |
brjann | meowbuntu: oh, interesting | 07:23 |
brjann | meowbuntu: open up your terminal and type mkdir opensong | 07:23 |
Fiction | So can anyone try to help me with me getting no sound in ubuntu x86 ive treyed 6 quides and no ones been able to help for 4 days now.... | 07:23 |
petsounds-eee | rinaldo, join ke #ubuntu-id nanti saya bantu pake bahasa indonesia :) | 07:23 |
brjann | meowbuntu: then try running it again | 07:23 |
e3a23 | ubuntu me cross over not istaall | 07:24 |
cyberbluntz | wmaster0 Link encap:UNSPEC what would this be? | 07:24 |
Enf` | Hey guys, if I wanted to build a package and install it in say /opt/somepackage, how do I go around it? | 07:24 |
Enf` | I mean, I've tried setting prefix or even ./configure --prefix but it seems like I'm always getting Permission denied each time I run pbuilder | 07:24 |
ga_sk8er | Fiction. did u just install ubuntu? | 07:24 |
Enf` | anything I left out? | 07:24 |
e3a23 | hello | 07:24 |
Fiction | yeah | 07:24 |
Fiction | ive updated everything though | 07:25 |
ga_sk8er | at top on the bar is an icon for the sound | 07:25 |
ga_sk8er | click on it & move the sound up | 07:25 |
e3a23 | hello | 07:25 |
meowbuntu | brjann, it ran opensong file browser i dont think that is right | 07:25 |
Fiction | allready been done | 07:25 |
ga_sk8er | oh. idk then | 07:25 |
Fiction | i think its becasue its loading 2 drivers from the motherboard. on board sound | 07:25 |
Ascavasaion | My bluetooth-applet has gone haywire. It does not allow me to browse/detect USB devices. It suddenly started detecting two USB bluetooth dongles when there is definitely only one bluetooth device in the computer. I can pon scriptfilename and the latop connects to the USB bluetooth dongle and cellphone and works perfectly. PLEASE can someone help me sort out this stupid bluetooth applet nonsense.? | 07:26 |
Fiction | i just have no clue how do remove or anything | 07:26 |
Ghost1227 | i'm trying to write a daemon for debian/ubuntu, but i don't understand the # Required-Start: and # Required-Stop: lines in the skeleton file... can anyone give me a few tips? | 07:26 |
brjann | meowbuntu: ah, heh. yeah, it's confused. try /usr/bin/opensong instead | 07:26 |
robertsaron | I am trying to set up my own IRC server, for me and some friends, and cannot find the the ircd.conf file, anyone know where that is located? | 07:26 |
Ghost1227 | nvm | 07:27 |
Ghost1227 | got it | 07:27 |
meowbuntu | brjann, run /usr/bin/opensong | 07:27 |
meowbuntu | ???? | 07:27 |
brjann | meowbuntu: yes | 07:27 |
meowbuntu | how | 07:27 |
dsnyders | Has anyone gotten kpovmodeler to work in 9.04? | 07:27 |
brjann | meowbuntu: Alt-F2 and type /usr/bin/opensong and then click run | 07:27 |
Jon- | I am looking for a Windows7 like feature in ubuntu: Hit a key combination to let X-numbered item in taskbar open [ie, key + 1 = open first listed item in taskbar]. Please tell me there is a way to do this? | 07:28 |
meowbuntu | brjann, again it gives icon but its not there | 07:28 |
brjann | meowbuntu: (at least, i'm assuming that's where it would have installed to.) | 07:28 |
brjann | meowbuntu: what do you mean, it gives an icon? | 07:28 |
meowbuntu | brjann, you have not used alt-f2 ???? it hives the assosicated icon in the icon box. | 07:29 |
meowbuntu | hives = gives | 07:29 |
cyberbluntz | auto lo; iface lo inet loopback; hwaddress ether 01:22:33:44:33:22 ? or does the ether need to be loop? | 07:29 |
brjann | meowbuntu: ah, i know what you mean now, sorry | 07:29 |
brjann | meowbuntu: okay, back to the terminal, and you can rmdir opensong too, we don't need that any more | 07:30 |
meowbuntu | its there but broken shall i try a reinstall | 07:30 |
Jon- | I am looking for a Windows7 like feature in ubuntu: Hit a key combination to let X-numbered item in taskbar open [ie, key + 1 = open first listed item in taskbar]. Please tell me there is a way to do this? | 07:30 |
brjann | meowbuntu: sure, couldn't hurt :) | 07:30 |
meowbuntu | brjann, i can always run opensong in wine but dont see the point if there is a .deb available | 07:31 |
alvarez | salut | 07:31 |
brjann | meowbuntu: i understand, and agree | 07:31 |
cyberbluntz | !qc | 07:31 |
brjann | meowbuntu: do you have the same .deb that was on the sourceforge page i linked to earlier? | 07:32 |
Ascavasaion | My bluetooth-applet has gone haywire. It does not allow me to browse/detect USB devices. It suddenly started detecting two USB bluetooth dongles when there is definitely only one bluetooth device in the computer. I can pon scriptfilename and the latop connects to the USB bluetooth dongle and cellphone and works perfectly. PLEASE can someone help me sort out this stupid bluetooth applet nonsense.? | 07:32 |
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chd | how do I open wireshark as root? | 07:33 |
chd | its not picking up my connections | 07:33 |
robertsaron | i followed the tutorial here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IrcServer for setting up an IRC server, but there is no ircd.conf file on my system. any ideas? | 07:33 |
meowbuntu | brjann, i went to the opensong page and found a ubuntu .deb installer. i used that | 07:33 |
Kartagis | help please. my usb hdd is not recognized at all. here are the outputs: http://suigeneris.pastebin.com/D2zhL6F7 | 07:33 |
brjann | meowbuntu: yes, but which version? they had two listed | 07:33 |
meowbuntu | ^ i assume thats where you got it | 07:33 |
rww | chd: gksudo wireshark, I think | 07:34 |
AndyS2 | chd: don't you want to start dumpcap as root and wireshark as user? | 07:34 |
meowbuntu | brjann, oh i used 1.5 adn it installed 1.6 i think | 07:34 |
brjann | meowbuntu: okay, that's the same one i've got, then | 07:34 |
meowbuntu | brjann, and it works for you | 07:35 |
brjann | meowbuntu: seems to | 07:35 |
meowbuntu | its a program for displaying songwords on a projector and more | 07:36 |
Jon- | HELP! I just ran "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:dockbar-main/ppa" and now my apt-get update freezes. I can't find anything new in /etc/apt/sources.list please help me remove this entry! | 07:36 |
brjann | meowbuntu: right, looks like it's working | 07:36 |
Jon- | I was instructed to run this ^^ from dockbarx page http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/DockbarX?content=101604 someone PLEASE help this is an emergency and it's very late at night. | 07:37 |
lanks | does anyone know the command to use grub in ubuntu 9.10 live cd? | 07:38 |
chd | AndyS2, whats dumpcap? | 07:38 |
frankS2 | lanks: its grub | 07:38 |
Jon- | HELP! I just ran "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:dockbar-main/ppa" and now my apt-get update freezes. I can't find anything new in /etc/apt/sources.list please help me remove this entry! | 07:38 |
arand | Jon-: Calm down. | 07:39 |
AndyS2 | chd: it's a little program made by the wireshark people so you don't have to start wireshark as root :) | 07:39 |
brjann | meowbuntu: do you still have the .deb downloaded? if not, download it again please? | 07:39 |
lanks | its says the program grub is not currently installed | 07:39 |
meowbuntu | i have it | 07:39 |
meowbuntu | i reinstalled with same error | 07:39 |
AndyS2 | chd: you only have to run the network dumping utility dumpcap as root, make the dump readable and open it as a user in wireshark | 07:39 |
meowbuntu | ^ brjann | 07:39 |
arand | Jon-: what is the error of apt-get update? | 07:39 |
Jon- | arand: I have a midterm tomorrow I need rest and I need apt-get update to be working for tomorrow too. This is a bit of an emergency for me. I can't find anything new in /etc/apt/sources.list how the hell do I remove this new entry? | 07:39 |
brjann | meowbuntu: does the installation process give an error? | 07:39 |
brjann | meowbuntu: or is it just running it? | 07:39 |
meowbuntu | no | 07:40 |
arand | Jon-: PPAs gets added in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* | 07:40 |
meowbuntu | it runs it | 07:40 |
sYskk | ive installed ubuntu on VirtualBox and cant recall my password. whenever I boot, it loads with my username and doesnt prompt me for a password... is there any way to reset my pass? | 07:41 |
meowbuntu | brjann, ^ | 07:41 |
brjann | meowbuntu: i'm sorry, maybe i wasn't clear. does the installation processing finish successfully? | 07:41 |
meowbuntu | brjann, you where adn i said it runs it | 07:41 |
brjann | meowbuntu: hehe, that's what I'm unclear about :) what runs what? | 07:41 |
Jon- | arand: I did an rm of the 404ing headers, but now apt-get update still freezes on 99 percent saying "waiting for headers" | 07:42 |
lanks | hmm i had two partitions one had ubuntu 9.10 desktop and I just install windows on the other, now when I boot it just boots windows any ideas as to how I can repair the grub boot? | 07:42 |
Jon- | [bunch of lines stripped] | 07:42 |
sYskk | is it possible that root still has the default password... ive tried all my usual passes and they wont work | 07:42 |
Haffe | lanks: You need to reinstall grub. | 07:42 |
meowbuntu | brjann, the install runs as it is supposed to with no errors comming up and everthing seems fine. it works as all other apps i have installed. fine | 07:42 |
Haffe | Google after 'restoring grub after windows install' | 07:42 |
brjann | sYskk: root doesn't have a password | 07:42 |
brjann | meowbuntu: okay, good | 07:42 |
meowbuntu | brjann, root has a password its the user login password | 07:43 |
Jon- | arand: It's very late here and I need this done, please a moment of your time. Freezing, 99 percent, no noticeable error messages, waiting for headers. | 07:43 |
ZykoticK9 | sYskk, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword | 07:43 |
ardchoille | !root | 07:44 |
ubottu | Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 07:44 |
brjann | meowbuntu: no, root's password is actually empty, so that root logins always fail. | 07:44 |
brjann | meowbuntu: yeah, what ubottu said. :) | 07:44 |
Jon- | arand: I did a rm badpackagestart* from /etc/apt/sources.d/ and now it still is freezing at 99% | 07:44 |
brjann | meowbuntu: anyway! still have that terminal open? | 07:44 |
cyberbluntz | Woot! got it set to random mac | 07:45 |
meowbuntu | now i am getting sick of this opensong failing i'm going to use the less than perfect wine install soon | 07:45 |
arand | Jon-: Jon- hmm, that is actually happening here as well (freeze on headers) what server are you using for updates? | 07:45 |
sYskk | <ubottu: i know but i cant even recall my own password... the weird thing is that im not prompted for any password at boot | 07:45 |
meowbuntu | yes i do brjann | 07:45 |
Jon- | arand: waterloo | 07:45 |
brjann | meowbuntu: try /opt/OpenSong/opensong | 07:46 |
Jon- | arand:http://mirror.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/ubuntu/ | 07:46 |
arand | Jon-: but from what I can tell maybe getdeb is the problematic one.. | 07:46 |
Jon- | arand: meaning? | 07:46 |
arand | Jon-: I'm on the normal gb.archive server so that shouldn't be it then... | 07:47 |
Kartagis | help please. my usb hdd is not recognized at all. here are the outputs: http://suigeneris.pastebin.com/D2zhL6F7 | 07:47 |
arand | Jon-: DO you have the getdeb repo added? | 07:47 |
sYskk | ok ill try recovery mode | 07:47 |
Jon- | arand: Not that I know of | 07:47 |
meowbuntu | brjann, just for you info can i pm you something | 07:48 |
brjann | sYskk: have you seen this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword | 07:48 |
brjann | meowbuntu: sure thing | 07:48 |
arand | Jon-: Hmm, for me removing the getdeb (playdeb) repo solved it. | 07:48 |
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roszak | Hello all. I just installed karmic and cannot get it to recognize the external monitor I have hooked up to my vga port on my hp dv7 laptop. Any ideas on how I can get it to recognize the monitor? Other computers recognize the dell monitor, so I know the device functions. | 07:49 |
arand | Jon-: So if you do not have getdeb, the symptoms are still that of a server not connecting, so try changing server in admin menu>software sources | 07:49 |
ogvon | hi | 07:49 |
brjann | meowbuntu: any luck running /opt/OpenSong/opensong from the command line? | 07:50 |
niko233 | yu | 07:51 |
meowbuntu | hold on its taking a while on my slow computer | 07:51 |
brjann | meowbuntu: hehe, no problem | 07:51 |
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apoc90 | can someone help me with LM-SENSORS? it keeps telling me "no sensors detected" when i run sensors-detect | 07:52 |
sYskk | worked:D | 07:52 |
brjann | sYskk: great :) | 07:52 |
rinaldo | helloo | 07:52 |
rinaldo | anybody indonesian? | 07:52 |
meowbuntu | brjann, it seems to be setting it up for the first time | 07:52 |
Jon- | arand: My full repos are on pastebin http://pastebin.com/fjQkvJqZ | 07:53 |
indus | !id | 07:53 |
ubottu | join ke #ubuntu-id untuk membahas ubuntu dalam bahasa Indonesia | 07:53 |
brjann | meowbuntu: fantastic. we can set you up a menu item so you don't have to run it from the command line | 07:53 |
indus | !id | rinaldo | 07:53 |
ubottu | rinaldo: please see above | 07:53 |
claws | what d o i need to search for to be able to get the "mac" like 3d menu goin on :) | 07:53 |
meowbuntu | yea i know the basics | 07:53 |
rinaldo | what, ubottu? | 07:53 |
brjann | meowbuntu: okay! it looks like the icon is /opt/OpenSong/opensong.xpm | 07:54 |
Guest93969 | what do you guys think about Tor | 07:54 |
Jon- | Guest93969: What do you mean? I use it from time to time. | 07:55 |
meowbuntu | now where to put it under other, or graphics or sound & video | 07:55 |
* rinaldo slaps pts_ around a bit with a large trout | 07:55 | |
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brjann | claws: i'm not sure it has all of what you're looking for, but the default ubuntu window manager, compiz, has a number of bells and whistles you can turn on | 07:56 |
brjann | !compiz | claws | 07:56 |
ubottu | claws: Compiz (compositing window manager), for a howto see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager and more help #compiz | 07:56 |
Colloguy | 5/join bash | 07:56 |
Colloguy | oops | 07:56 |
arand | Jon-: Seems to be nothing wrong with the waterloo server what other repos do you have in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* ? | 07:56 |
Jon- | arand: That was a full copy of vims output, which is just a system ls. That's everything. | 07:57 |
rinaldo | hey ubottu! there are no answer in #ubuntu-id! | 07:57 |
brjann | !cube | claws this too | 07:58 |
ubottu | claws this too: Compiz-Fusion (and the older Compiz and Beryl) are window managers that employ the "composite" extension of X to draw windows using graphics cards' 3D hardware. They can additionally provide "desktop special effects" (such as the "cube") by means of plug-ins. Join #compiz-fusion for help and support with advanced features. See also « /msg ubottu compiz » and « /msg ubottu effects » | 07:58 |
Jon- | arand: It seems to stop at 99% of my last package, regardless of what it is [I uncommented tor as it was the last one and now it's stopping at the one before that] | 07:58 |
Jon- | arand: commented* | 07:59 |
arand | Jon-: oops sorry didn't see the last entries, ok, go into software sources, other software, and disable all the additional repos and re-enable one by one. | 07:59 |
pinuccio5169 | ciao a tutti | 07:59 |
pinuccio5169 | !list | 07:59 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 07:59 |
claws | brjann, thank you for that :) ... but i wasnt realy looking for the cube thingie.. im thinking of shortcuts on the desktop, usualy at the bottom. sorry i dont even know what its called | 08:00 |
benjas | Good morning, is it possible to sort application launchers on the panel by name? | 08:00 |
brjann | claws: i know, but that's what everyone comes in asking about. there are other effects you can enable with compiz-fusion. | 08:00 |
meowbuntu | thanks brjann all done with app menu and everthing great. | 08:00 |
brjann | meowbuntu: glad to hear it :) | 08:01 |
arand | benjas: I think very littlr sorting at all is possible on panels, unfortunately | 08:01 |
meowbuntu | with opensource combined knowledge gets things done | 08:01 |
Jon- | arand: It worked it just seems to be sitting at 99% for like a minute and a half solid. =/ | 08:01 |
benjas | arand: Ok cheers. | 08:01 |
Jon- | arand: I'll get to the bottom of this later right now I need sleep, cheers. | 08:03 |
AndyS2 | good luck at midterms, Jon- | 08:03 |
Jon- | AndyS2: Thanks. Analysis of algorithms is a bitch ;o | 08:04 |
arand | Jon-: Good luck. | 08:04 |
Fiction_ | Can anyone help me with a weird problem useing alsamixer. Master is set to 00 and i get no sound. if i raise it at all flash stopes working and i still have no sound | 08:10 |
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Guest93969 | how can I see my distro? I'm pretty sure its karmic but not sure | 08:13 |
Gnea | Guest93969: lsb_release -a | 08:13 |
Guest93969 | thx | 08:14 |
niko233 | в | 08:16 |
sixofour | is there an easy way to switch to a real time kernal in latest kubuntu? | 08:16 |
Ryan1 | I'm running Lucid on a laptop and the screen goes blank while booting after the fsck. I don't think it boots at all. How can I resolve this? | 08:16 |
orson | !lucid | Ryan1 | 08:17 |
ubottu | Ryan1: Lucid Lynx is the codename for Ubuntu 10.04, due April 29th, 2010 - Lucid is NOT released and is NOT stable - Discussion and support only in #ubuntu+1 | 08:17 |
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arand | !rt | sixofour | 08:17 |
ubottu | sixofour: The RT kernel is the Ubuntu kernel with a realtime preemption patch applied. It is included in Ubuntu Studio by default. For more information please see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RealTime/ | 08:17 |
Ryan1 | ok | 08:17 |
Guest93969 | how doI add a gpg key used to sign the packages by running? | 08:17 |
arand | sixofour: sorry, that's not very useful... | 08:18 |
sixofour | lol | 08:18 |
HunterFett | Greetings, folks. | 08:18 |
kla | there's a -rt linux image you could install... that's all is needed afaik | 08:19 |
sixofour | yeah, but i'n a linux novice | 08:19 |
HunterFett | I just installed kubuntu for the first time. I managed to get mplayer installed, but I can't figure out how to play the .mkv files I have. | 08:19 |
HunterFett | Anybody able to help? | 08:19 |
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priyank | hi everone i am having problem with my installed ubuntu on my ext hdd. that the system slowdowns with normal visual effect it works good with none visual effect.i have 2gb of my swap partition.my system was working completely fine till yesterday in normal mode but i dont what has happend to it today.i also had updated with latest updates of ubuntu till yeterday but it was working fine but today a hell.can any body help me? | 08:20 |
sixofour | i want to do some audio production on linux in my spare time using lmms, realtime kernal is needed to have any kind of quality sound | 08:20 |
kla | HunterFett, try installing restricted extras package | 08:20 |
HunterFett | Which one? There's about nineteen-bajillion of them. | 08:20 |
x-calibur | hi there, how can i chmod a directory to give full control over a directory, but do not allow deltion of files | 08:20 |
kla | !restricted | HunterFett : apt-get install kubuntu-restricted-extras I believe | 08:21 |
ubottu | HunterFett : apt-get install kubuntu-restricted-extras I believe: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 08:21 |
sixofour | kla how do i install it, and will it esplode my pc or ruin my current install? | 08:21 |
priyank | ji hunterfett just open the filw with open player and installed the req. codecs.actually ull need int. conn. as soon as ull open the file to play it will ask for missing codecs it will automatically go and find the codecs install them | 08:22 |
sixofour | something tells me that rt kernal not being default, means there is a downside to having the rt kernal..what is it? | 08:22 |
HunterFett | Well I just installed the restricted extras package, I think. | 08:23 |
priyank | hi everone i am having problem with my installed ubuntu on my ext hdd. that the system slowdowns with normal visual effect it works good with none visual effect.i have 2gb of my swap partition.my system was working completely fine till yesterday in normal mode but i dont what has happend to it today.i also had updated with latest updates of ubuntu till yeterday but it was working fine but today a hell.can any body help me? | 08:23 |
HunterFett | Lemme see if that helps. But mplayer did not ask for any codec downloads at all. | 08:23 |
orson | x-calibur: if you have "full control" you can delete | 08:23 |
x-calibur | orson: i need full control, except people can't delete | 08:23 |
orson | x-calibur: makes no sense | 08:23 |
x-calibur | orson: why not.... | 08:24 |
orson | x-calibur: read "man chmod" about sticky bit, maybe it helps you | 08:24 |
priyank | hi everone i am having problem with my installed ubuntu on my ext hdd. that the system slowdowns with normal visual effect it works good with none visual effect.i have 2gb of my swap partition.my system was working completely fine till yesterday in normal mode but i dont what has happend to it today.i also had updated with latest updates of ubuntu till yeterday but it was working fine but today a hell.can any body help me? | 08:24 |
orson | orson: because if one cannot delete stuff, he hasn't "full control" | 08:24 |
x-calibur | orson: i want to use it for sharing foto's and don't want them deleted. | 08:24 |
arand | sixofour: Simply install the linux-rt package, if that specific kernel doesn't work, it should be possible to simply boot into the normal version | 08:24 |
x-calibur | orson: i understand that. | 08:25 |
sixofour | you mean apt-get linux-rt? | 08:25 |
kla | sixofour, sudo apt-get install <package> | 08:25 |
kla | sixofour, 'apt-cache search <term>' to find out what you're looking ofr | 08:25 |
arand | sixofour: yes (and what kla said) | 08:26 |
HunterFett | Okay, so the restricted extras package didn't work, and I can't seem to find this open player. | 08:26 |
veleno | hello. is it possible to configure the login manager so that , if the username given to login matches a certain reg-exp, its value is modified "before" submitting the login-form ? For example: username given in the form: pippo@myuniv.com -> someprefix-pippo@myuniv.com, matching every username ending @myuniv.com .. | 08:26 |
sixofour | guess this will require a reboot | 08:26 |
sixofour | is there a downside to using rt? | 08:26 |
Guest93969 | whats default privoxy or yum? | 08:26 |
kla | sixofour, don't use it if you're running any servers | 08:27 |
sixofour | nah, just firefox lmms and open office | 08:27 |
sixofour | casual usage | 08:27 |
arand | sixofour: No idea, more resourcy? less default-tested-standard-stable..? | 08:27 |
sixofour | lol | 08:27 |
kla | sixofour, no downside then, you'll hardly notice much difference if you don't use multimedia apps and such | 08:29 |
sixofour | ok | 08:29 |
sixofour | i use music players | 08:29 |
sixofour | but lmms is the only rt requirement | 08:29 |
sixofour | brb | 08:30 |
kla | Guest93969, not sure I understand. Are you asking if the default (for what?) is privoxy or yum (the fedora thing) ? | 08:30 |
kla | Guest93969, also get a real nickname plz :p | 08:30 |
HunterFett | Well crap. So I downloaded VLC, and the video is working wonderfully. Beautiful and crisp as ever. Only there's no audio coming from VLC. There's audio coming from amarok, but not VLC. | 08:31 |
HunterFett | Siiigh. | 08:31 |
kla | HunterFett, huh select audio output type from configuration in VLC | 08:31 |
HunterFett | kla, I'm not sure if I follow. | 08:32 |
HunterFett | General VLC preferences...? | 08:32 |
x-calibur | orson: thanks, i think that will do the trick ;) | 08:33 |
kla | HunterFett, Tools->Preferences->Audio->Output->Type should give you a list, experiment with the options. | 08:33 |
Polysics | hello | 08:33 |
Polysics | i need to install windows AFTER installing ubuntu... i don't want to but i need to :-) | 08:34 |
Polysics | how do i go about? i suppose i need a partition | 08:34 |
Polysics | pop in a live CD and use gparted? | 08:34 |
kla | Polysics, depends on your needs, you can even install windows on a Virtual machine | 08:34 |
sixofour_ | how can i see what kernal i am using? | 08:35 |
kla | Polysics, but if you do need to install, you'll need spare partition, if you don't have space use a live partitioning tool to make room, then install windows, then reinstall boot manager (grub) | 08:35 |
kla | sixofour_, uname -a | 08:35 |
HunterFett | kla, I went through al the options and nothing has worked... | 08:35 |
HunterFett | all* | 08:35 |
sixofour_ | Linux MrBlowtatoes 2.6.31-19-generic #56-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 28 01:26:53 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux | 08:36 |
sixofour_ | guess its not real time | 08:36 |
sixofour_ | how do i change? | 08:36 |
Polysics | kla, i do have windows in a VM with Virtualbox, but unfortunately the microphone does not work | 08:36 |
kla | HunterFett, try kde configuration center then under Multimedia experiment with different backends | 08:36 |
Polysics | i only need Windows to test a Voip app we are developing, so i need it :-) | 08:36 |
kla | Polysics, I see. Well you can do a real install, it's more involved but possible. | 08:37 |
kubanc | where do i change gnome-panel hide and un-hide delay? | 08:37 |
jad | hola | 08:38 |
kla | !es | jad | 08:38 |
ubottu | jad: 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. | 08:38 |
jad | no im not spanish | 08:39 |
syk_ | :) | 08:39 |
ermalguni | :) | 08:39 |
kla | jad, right you said hola so I assumed you spoke spaish. so do you have an issue you need assistance with? | 08:39 |
jad | yes plz | 08:39 |
jad | in bash scripts: i wanna run something when something happens, is there something that listens for a certain variable or smthn | 08:40 |
sixofour_ | how di i switch to the rt kernal? | 08:40 |
kubanc | already solved it | 08:40 |
sixofour_ | you said something 4 times in one sentence | 08:40 |
jad | true :) | 08:41 |
barnaby_b | Someone sent me a code sample using PHP4 ,,, and the last ubuntu release to have that in the repo's would be... Edgy? | 08:41 |
barnaby_b | I don't want to compile php4 ... and VMWare doesn't seem to work on karmic | 08:41 |
jad | ? | 08:41 |
barnaby_b | would it be bad form to just call them and say "please send code that isn't 5 years old and can run in php5"? Or is there an easy way I can make php4 code run in Karmic? | 08:43 |
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kla | jad, depends on the way you could detect how that even you're looking for happened, can you be more specific. Also the people in #bash may be able to help you more, if you can find any of them not idling | 08:43 |
sixofour_ | how do i switch to the rt kernal? | 08:43 |
kla | sixofour_, you have to boot into it from the GRUB menu when you (re)start your machine | 08:44 |
sixofour_ | howdo i get to the grub menu? | 08:44 |
jad | to be more specific, I know when the network is up when `iwconfig wlan0 | grep essid -i | wc -l` returns 1, 0 when not. When the network is up I wanna run checkgmail | 08:44 |
jad | kla, | 08:44 |
kla | sixofour_, just restart your computer, a menu wil lshow up to let you select what OS you want to run | 08:45 |
sixofour_ | a menu diodn't show up | 08:45 |
barnaby_b | hhmm, I wonder if schroot would do the trick :-/ | 08:45 |
sixofour_ | it went to normal generic linux | 08:45 |
syk_ | sixofour_, hit esc on boot | 08:46 |
sixofour_ | ok | 08:46 |
sixofour_ | brb | 08:46 |
scy_th3 | Does anyone play quake3 using Ubuntu? If so I need a little bit of help. | 08:46 |
jad | kla | 08:46 |
kla | jad, yes I see, it would be easier if you can plug the script you want with the ifup.d mechanism instead | 08:47 |
jad | kla, thx, ill look that up | 08:47 |
indus | scy_th3, hi | 08:47 |
cyberbluntz | why does it deny me when I try to use tor? | 08:48 |
indus | scy_th3, use the ioquake3 installer , google for it | 08:48 |
kla | jad, under /etc/network/if-up.d/ or somesuch | 08:48 |
indus | scy_th3, the quake 3 installer has a lot of problems, just google ioquake3 and use it to install | 08:48 |
scy_th3 | indus, thanks, I have that installed already. The sound 'does' seem to work in it. But it does not connect to the servers I like to play. | 08:48 |
indus | scy_th3, yeah hmm that i dont know maybe change internet settings or join direct with ip adress | 08:49 |
indus | scy_th3, try quake4 its great | 08:49 |
dork | !pt > danx | 08:49 |
ubottu | danx, please see my private message | 08:49 |
kla | cyberbluntz, you will have to edit the tor config file and configure which listen address you want then connect to it as it shows | 08:49 |
nomnex | How can I move several sub-directories at once using mv command? I am in /home. Command: mv -vi Desktop/dir1/(subdirX/subdirY) Desktop/dir2/ - what's the correct syntax for the part (subdirX/subdirY)? thanks | 08:50 |
kla | cyb3r3li0g, sudoedit /etc/tor/torrc | 08:50 |
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scy_th3 | indus, thanks, but there is just something about quake3 that keeps me...q4 is okay but the psychics are much different. | 08:50 |
kla | cyberbluntz, ^ that was for you, and also don't forget to 'sudo service tor restart' after that | 08:50 |
brand0n | whats the hotkey to activate the desktop cube? | 08:50 |
scy_th3 | indus, when using slackware a while back, all I had to do is add the 'user' to the /etc/group audio and it would work | 08:51 |
orson | nomnex: mv dir1 dir2 | 08:51 |
brjann | nomnex: you can specify more than one source using mv; the last argument is always the destination. so mv dir1 dir2 dir3 will move dir1 and dir2 into dir3 | 08:51 |
scy_th3 | indus, I appreciate your help though. | 08:51 |
syk_ | brand0n, install ccsm in the software center, it lets you configure _everything_ you need in compiz | 08:51 |
brand0n | im in it right now syk_ | 08:52 |
meatbun | in transmission, how come i dont have that activity chart with all those blue blocks? http://www.transmissionbt.com/help/gtk/1.5x/gfx/inspector.jpg | 08:52 |
sixofour | pressing escape didn't do anything syk_ | 08:52 |
brand0n | but i cant seem to find how to enable desktop cube | 08:52 |
brand0n | i have it turned on already, it just doesnt let me set a hotkey that activates it | 08:52 |
kla | meatbun, #transmission | 08:52 |
brand0n | i was wondering what it is by default | 08:52 |
syk_ | activate desktop cube | 08:52 |
syk_ | hotkeys: strg+alt | 08:52 |
syk_ | +left mouse | 08:52 |
arand | brand0n: ctrl+alt+click | 08:52 |
brand0n | that doesnt work for me | 08:53 |
syk_ | ah yes, ctrl @ english :( | 08:53 |
syk_ | sry | 08:53 |
indus | scy_th3, ok, i like quake 4 over q3 , great sounds ,looks great and plays great too | 08:53 |
brand0n | maybe i gotta relogin since i didnt have multiple workspaces enabled at first | 08:53 |
brand0n | but thanks for the info guys | 08:53 |
meatbun | kla: no, i it's an ubuntu prob. i was running ubuntu someversion.x.1 then upgrade to someversion x.2 and it gone | 08:53 |
indus | scy_th3, no female player sounds though,but somone might create it maybe | 08:53 |
nomnex | brjann, it (I mean I) fail... | 08:53 |
nomnex | mt@fmv:~$ mv -iv Desktop/newdir1/dir1 dir2 Desktop/newdir2/ | 08:53 |
nomnex | `Desktop/newdir1/dir1' -> `Desktop/newdir2/dir1' | 08:53 |
nomnex | mv: cannot stat `dir2': No such file or directory | 08:53 |
FloodBot2 | nomnex: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 08:53 |
indus | scy_th3, anyways good luck | 08:53 |
brjann | nomnex: you need to specify the full path to dir2, as in mv -iv Desktop/newdir1/dir1 Desktop/newdir1/dir2 Desktop/newdir2/ | 08:54 |
brjann | nomnex: though you might be able to do bash expansion, with mv iv Desktop/newdir1/{dir1,dir2} Desktop/newdir2 | 08:55 |
brjann | nor sure | 08:55 |
brjann | not* | 08:55 |
cyberbluntz | SocksListenAddress 127.0.0.1 # accept connections only from localhost | 08:56 |
Unislash | hey all, i was wondering what your opinions on using gparted to *resize* my windows partition (ntfs of course) is. i'm making it larger, if it matters (for storage) :-) | 08:56 |
cyberbluntz | what do i change it too? | 08:56 |
p1oooop | home sweet home 127.0.0.1 | 08:57 |
nomnex | brjann, the second option is what I was looking for, many thanks | 08:57 |
Unislash | i've read places that it's kind of risky to resize partitions, but i have no idea what effects chances or even what kind of chances there are... hence the question | 08:57 |
brjann | nomnex: no problem :) | 08:57 |
brjann | Unislash: enlarging ntfs partitions with gparted should be fine, though here's a warning from gparted's faq: When resizing boot NTFS partitions, it is advisable to perform this as a single operation only. After resizing, boot into Windows twice to allow Windows to perform its checking operations. | 08:58 |
p1oooop | does anyone know how to make GRUB boot from a NFS? | 08:59 |
Gadu | I installed a couple .deb packages and rebooted only to get "Mount of filesystem failed" as I'm dropped to a maintenance shell. How do I uninstall the packages from this shell or from a live cd? | 08:59 |
p1oooop | maybe with an init file | 08:59 |
p1oooop | or a kernel CD | 09:00 |
raddy | Hello Everybody | 09:00 |
Unislash | brjann: hmmm, interesting. i'll keep reading stuff :) | 09:00 |
raddy | I authored a german language site in ubuntu using komposer | 09:00 |
raddy | I haven't specified a selected font to be used anywhere. | 09:01 |
Gadu | tried the usual commands from removing them from the maintenance shell to no avail and I don't know how to remove packages from an installed system with a live cd | 09:01 |
raddy | But when i uploaded my web site to internet, german charactors are not appearing :( | 09:01 |
arand | Gadu: It'sprobably not the packages that are wrong per see, but the filesystem that's messy | 09:02 |
Gadu | everything was working famously until I installed those | 09:02 |
Gadu | which was the only change I had made prior to the last reboot it had | 09:02 |
raddy | can anybody help me. | 09:02 |
raddy | Your help is urgently required. | 09:02 |
fivetwentysix | raddy, what was the question? | 09:03 |
arand | Gadu: It may be that in the process of writing exposed something corrupt in the filesystem, or a bd block on the disk... | 09:03 |
Gadu | and I will certainly look into that after removing those packages | 09:03 |
Gadu | XD | 09:03 |
meatbun | i am on ubuntu 9.04 was using 8.x, after this , transimssion sucks. did htye put an old version in there? | 09:03 |
Gadu | just to be certain | 09:04 |
Cyber_Akuma | Is 5gb enough space to set aside for Xubuntu? | 09:04 |
brjann | raddy: #kde might be able to help more, since you were using komposer | 09:04 |
raddy | fivetwentysix : i authered a german language site using komposer, at the time i didn't specify any fonts to be used, all was fine until i uploaded the website, not german text or not appearing correctly even in my own system. | 09:05 |
arand | Gadu: You will probably need to get around the filesystem errors first, the package problem is secondary in this case.. | 09:05 |
p1oooop | Cyber_Akuma: it should be enough, but you can't do much with 5GB | 09:05 |
raddy | brjann: Don't joke, kompozer is a mozilla based html editor | 09:05 |
arand | Gadu: The filesystem which has failed, are there critical data on it? | 09:05 |
fivetwentysix | raddy, so the problem is the site or your computer not dis-playing German text? | 09:06 |
brjann | raddy: oh, my bad. i see the K, i think KDE. | 09:06 |
Gadu | I'm still not convinced that installing a package uncovered some underlying problem. there must be a way to uninstall a package with a live cd, chroot perhaps? | 09:06 |
raddy | fivetwentysix: yeah. | 09:06 |
nomnex | I have got 3 files (probably movies). Extension .md0, .mdf, .mds, how can I play them | 09:06 |
fivetwentysix | raddy, may I have a link to your website? | 09:06 |
arand | Gadu: I recently had a discussion about what to recommend users in this case, might be worth a read, sine the dicision on how much precaution to take is yours: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/386848/ | 09:07 |
raddy | fivetwentysix: http://www.interchainsol.com/de/ | 09:07 |
stage2 | hi, im trying to print out source codes from this program, it contains folders, and files. any idea on how i might do this? | 09:07 |
ZykoticK9 | nomnex, those are CD image files (forget the name...) | 09:07 |
raddy | fivetwentysix: It won't display correctly for you too. | 09:07 |
nomnex | ZykoticK9, thanks, I will mount them as an ISO then | 09:08 |
ZykoticK9 | nomnex, i think AcetoneISO can do it - can't just use regular loopback cd mount i'm affriad | 09:08 |
nomnex | ZykoticK9, got it, thanks | 09:09 |
orson | raddy: broken charset, iso8859-1 and umlauts are .... baeh | 09:13 |
raddy | orson: I haven't set character set, | 09:14 |
orson | raddy: then do it now | 09:14 |
raddy | orson: ohh, what charset i should choose? | 09:15 |
orson | raddy: 8859-15 or utf8 | 09:15 |
orson | raddy: and consider encoding of umlauts | 09:15 |
hierro | ciao | 09:18 |
raddy | orson : thank you very much, you save my day. | 09:18 |
orson | raddy: http://de.selfhtml.org | 09:19 |
brjann | !it | hierro | 09:19 |
ubottu | hierro: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 09:19 |
objorn | how do you list the dir file path for each file listed in ls? | 09:19 |
cyberbluntz | damnit it | 09:21 |
Evet | which app is sound mixer for gnome? | 09:21 |
cyberbluntz | You are banned from this server- Due to abuse we currently accept tor connections via our tor-sasl service only. See freenode.net/irc_servers.shtml - questions can be directed to klines@freenode.net | 09:21 |
cyberbluntz | * Closing Link: d173-183-145-137.abhsia.telus.net (K-Lined) | 09:21 |
cyberbluntz | * Disconnected (Remote host closed socket). | 09:21 |
cyberbluntz | thats wtf | 09:21 |
brjann | objorn: you mean you want the full patch of each file? | 09:21 |
brjann | objorn: path, i mean | 09:22 |
stevecam | is there any face logon software for ubuntu? | 09:22 |
erUSUL | cyberbluntz: #freenode looks like a better place to ask about it | 09:22 |
arand | cyberbluntz: language please, and yes, freenode makes you go through hoops if you use tor. | 09:22 |
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cyberbluntz | its only freenode? | 09:23 |
hierro | jock#ferrari | 09:23 |
objorn | brjann: yes | 09:23 |
objorn | i was told to use find | 09:23 |
objorn | that seems to be what i want | 09:23 |
hierro | hello | 09:23 |
xdemo | hi, logging into fluxbox takes 30/40 seconds... which is odd, as my laptop loads it in under 3 seconds, and this computer is way faster. What could be wrong? Heres my startup script if it helps... http://pastebin.com/GyvjbURL | 09:24 |
brjann | objorn: find can do that, yes | 09:24 |
DJones | q | 09:24 |
DJones | :q | 09:24 |
DJones | Sorry, wrong window | 09:24 |
objorn | however, find /home/safar/ netbook returns files that don't have that anywhere as a dir path or a file name | 09:24 |
hierro | ! list | 09:24 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 09:24 |
Evet | how to run (which command) sound mixer? | 09:24 |
arand | cyberbluntz: many networks ban tor.. | 09:24 |
brjann | objorn: find takes into consideration the directory you're currently in | 09:25 |
skysbird2 | hi | 09:25 |
skysbird2 | i encounter a problem | 09:25 |
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cyberbluntz | But why? | 09:25 |
skysbird2 | i use netboot to install ubuntu | 09:25 |
brjann | objorn: so the "netbook" directory will be treated as relative to your current directory | 09:25 |
erUSUL | Evet: alsamixer | 09:25 |
skysbird2 | https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-installer/2009-March/000351.html | 09:26 |
arand | cyberbluntz: abuse and ban-evasion, but #freenode is the place to discuss this topic | 09:26 |
skysbird2 | is there somebody encountered the same problem?? | 09:26 |
puff | Hm, I have these avis, when I play them, the sound levels are fairly low; if I turn up all the volume controls (system, player, etc) it's almost adequate. Is there any way to tawek them further? | 09:26 |
objorn | brjann: i'm looking for a file that contains "netbook" in the title | 09:26 |
erUSUL | objorn: find /home/safar/ -name '*netbook*' | 09:26 |
objorn | ah | 09:26 |
Evet | wohooo erUSUL, its text based. thanks you | 09:26 |
objorn | i forgot about -name | 09:26 |
puff | objorn: Or find /whatever | fgrep -i netbook | 09:26 |
erUSUL | objorn: see find's man page. usually just "guessing" a commands syntax do not work | 09:27 |
puff | objorn: or if you really want to get complicated, find /whatever | egrep "somefunkyregex" | 09:27 |
Gadu | arand: chroot from a livecd so I could uninstall the packages solved the issue entirely... | 09:27 |
brjann | erUSUL: especially as convoluted as find can be... | 09:27 |
erUSUL | brjann: ditto :) | 09:28 |
basajaun | 9.10 How so I assign static mount point to usb storage devices? | 09:28 |
arand | Gadu: ok, I was assuming that the filesystem eror wouldn't allow mounting at all, which is normally the case. | 09:28 |
brjann | !fstab | basajuan | 09:28 |
orson | puff: no need to grep, find has regex-options | 09:28 |
ubottu | basajuan: The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions | 09:28 |
cyberbluntz | Do I have to manually edit the torcc everytime my IP changes or chan I put in an exception like localhost? | 09:28 |
oktapod | hej | 09:29 |
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puff | Anyone have a clue how to up the volume on this AVI? | 09:29 |
skysbird2 | https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-installer/2009-March/000351.html anybody have the same issues? | 09:30 |
brjann | puff: I think VLC has a volume meter that goes up to 200% | 09:30 |
puff | brjann: Cool, I'll try it in vlc. | 09:30 |
xdemo | does anyone know why fluxbox takes ages to load in karmic? and possibly how to fix it | 09:31 |
puff | brjann: muuuuuuch better. | 09:31 |
puff | brjann: Thanks. | 09:31 |
brjann | puff: np :) | 09:31 |
Cyber_Akuma | Hmmm, I am mostly installing xbuntu as an emergency/recovery partition, not sure if they will actually use it for real or not..... wonder if I should use ext3 or ext4 | 09:33 |
clotterm1 | hi! i need to compare the io performance of two (different) systems. is there any tool to test the performance on the same circumstances? | 09:34 |
tdn | I am trying to add this ldif http://thomasdamgaard.dk/paste/P1494.html, using this command: ldapadd -h localhost -f sogo.ldif -x -w ********** -D cn=Manager,dc=sikkerhed,dc=org I get the error: ldap_bind: Invalid credentials (49). If I do not specify password, I get this error: ldap_bind: Server is unwilling to perform (53) additional info: unauthenticated bind (DN with no password) disallowed. My slapd.conf is here: http://thomasdamgaard.dk/paste/P1 | 09:34 |
tdn | This is what is written in the syslog, while trying to add sogo.ldiff using password: http://thomasdamgaard.dk/paste/P1495.html | 09:35 |
brjann | Cyber_Akuma: ext3 is forward-compatible with ext4, but ubuntu's default ext4 configuration isn't backwards-compatible with ext3. if that helps at all. | 09:35 |
Slik_ | can anybody help me with eeepc and ubuntu ? | 09:36 |
Elirips | Hello. Ubuntu 9.10 comes with KDE 4.x by default, not? Is it easy to support KDE 3 instead? | 09:36 |
Elirips | i mean "to install KDE 3 instead"... | 09:36 |
brjann | Cyber_Akuma: (meaning that you can mount ext3 as ext4 and get some of the benefits of the new filesystem, but you can't mount ext4 as ext3 the way ubuntu installs it.) | 09:36 |
orson | Elirips: there is a special kde3-5 version by apearson(?), google for it | 09:36 |
hierro | open jock#ferrari | 09:37 |
e2c4 | how to do kickstart installation in ubuntu | 09:38 |
hierro | hello | 09:38 |
erUSUL | !automate | 09:38 |
ubottu | Ways to automate installation of Ubuntu on multiple machines are described at https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/installation-guide/i386/automatic-install.html - See also !cloning | 09:38 |
Elirips | orson, thanks a lot, found it at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Kde3/Karmic | 09:38 |
erUSUL | !hi | hierro | 09:38 |
ubottu | hierro: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 09:38 |
hierro | ! list | 09:38 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 09:38 |
linduxed | how much swap would be optimal for a netbook with 1 GB RAM? | 09:39 |
rww | e2c4: I haven't used it personally, but https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/installation-guide/i386/automatic-install.html might be useful., | 09:40 |
orson | linduxed: if you intend to use hibernation, use about 1.5GB | 09:40 |
linduxed | orson: ok thx | 09:40 |
erUSUL | linduxed: depends if you want to suspend to disk you need > 1GiB if not 512 MiB just in case should be enough | 09:41 |
linduxed | 1 GB it is then | 09:42 |
linduxed | thx | 09:42 |
nomnex | how can I umount? umount: /media/iso: device is busy. | 09:45 |
e2c4 | Make sure no file is open from /media/iso | 09:45 |
brjann | nomnex: make sure that no programs are currently accessing anything in that directory, and make sure *you're* not currently in that directory in the terminal | 09:45 |
e2c4 | when will ubuntu 10.4 release | 09:46 |
rww | e2c4: end of April | 09:46 |
hemanth_ | e2c4, April 28 | 09:46 |
xdemo | I hear that compiling fluxbox with --disable-xmb will supposedly fix loading issue with fluxbox in karmic, is there any other way without having to recompile it? | 09:47 |
rww | ubottu: pm | e2c4 | 09:47 |
ubottu | e2c4: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. Please note that some people find it rude to be sent a PM without being asked for permission to do so first. | 09:47 |
nomnex | brjann, the second part was the key, again thanks. | 09:47 |
brjann | nomnex: no problem :) | 09:48 |
kondo | cyberbluntz:I'm getting problem,how ca I open outlook 2007 in ubuntu,I used wine 1.1.32 and 1.1.38 | 09:48 |
developer | Can someone in here recommend a good ubuntu book? containing information about essential features and how to configure them! | 09:49 |
hystreni | when i write "apt-get install msttcorefonts | 09:50 |
hystreni | " in the terminal it asks me if im root, what do i do to become "root" in terminal? | 09:50 |
stage2 | hystreni: sudo command | 09:50 |
stage2 | sudo aptitude install nmap ... etc etc | 09:50 |
hystreni | stage2, ty ^^ | 09:51 |
stage2 | np np | 09:51 |
adri_ | Hi, is there a software that allows me to manage the stuff I install manually in a way similar to apt-get? I'm tired of manually doing make install's when the version I want is not in the official ubuntu repository. | 09:51 |
developer | kan någon rekkomendera en bra ubuntu bok | 09:51 |
orson | devendra: ubuntupocketguide, free pdf download. | 09:51 |
stage2 | argonaut: synaptic included in ubuntu | 09:51 |
Slik_ | can anybody assist me with some questions regarding eeepc and ubuntu ? | 09:51 |
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stage2 | developer: ubuntu has some good books, check out barnes and nobles or amazon, they are a few good ones, just cant remember them off hand | 09:52 |
developer | ok thanks | 09:52 |
arand | adri_: checkinstall instead of make install will create a debian package which uses the package management system. | 09:52 |
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stage2 | adri_: synaptic | 09:52 |
adri_ | arand, stage2, thanks I'll look at those | 09:53 |
erUSUL | !checkinstall | adri_ | 09:54 |
ubottu | adri_: checkinstall is a wrapper to "make install", useful for installing programs you compiled. It will create a .deb package, which will be listed in the APT database and can be uninstalled like other packages. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall - Read the warnings at the top and bottom of that web page, and DO NOT interrupt CheckInstall while it's running! | 09:54 |
ustas | hello | 09:54 |
Mohammad[B] | where is firefox plugins directory in ubuntu ? | 09:54 |
stage2 | Mohammad[B]: ~/.mozilla | 09:55 |
Slik_ | stage2 do you know why ubuntu does not detect any restrictive drivers on assus eeepc 1101 ha ? | 09:56 |
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stage2 | Slik_: it may not offer any, you can also try sudo aptitude update first, but probably doesnt have any | 09:56 |
Mohammad[B] | stage2, .mozilla/plugin and .mozilla/firefox/ is empty | 09:56 |
stage2 | Mohammad[B]: there is another location, ill search in a sec | 09:57 |
erUSUL | stage2: becouse the machine does not have any hardware that needs them ??? | 09:57 |
Myrtti | Mohammad[B]: /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/ is where the system wide ones are | 09:57 |
Mohammad[B] | stage2, ok thanks | 09:57 |
m_fulder | hello | 09:57 |
stage2 | Slik_: erUSUL: cause ubuntu may not support the hardware | 09:58 |
stage2 | Slik_: whats the specific driver your lookin for? | 09:58 |
m_fulder | I've added this two lines to my rc.local file : sudo umount /media/PACKARDBELL | 09:58 |
m_fulder | sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/external still my external HDD won't remount on startup why? | 09:58 |
Myrtti | m_fulder: you should do it in fstab | 09:58 |
erUSUL | stage2: or (more likely) because ubuntu has *free* drivers for all the hard in the machine | 09:58 |
m_fulder | Myrtti, what's fstab? | 09:59 |
erUSUL | !fstab | 09:59 |
ubottu | The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions | 09:59 |
cyberbluntz | I guess there are many servers banning it | 09:59 |
kondo | ubottu:I'm getting problem,how ca I open outlook 2007 in ubuntu,I used wine 1.1.32 and 1.1.38 | 09:59 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 09:59 |
Myrtti | m_fulder: a great howto and explanation is www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html in addition to the ones erUSUL and ubottu the bot gave you | 09:59 |
Mohammad[B] | Myrtti, oh thanks | 09:59 |
m_fulder | ah ok | 09:59 |
cyberbluntz | But some offer another mode such as +h | 09:59 |
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Myrtti | cyberbluntz: please take the issue to #freenode | 10:00 |
cyberbluntz | What is proper syntax to type in mode command to server? | 10:00 |
kokoveron | jock#ferrari | 10:01 |
stage2 | cyberbluntz: for a channel, /mode +S in the chan window | 10:01 |
kokoveron | ! list | 10:01 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 10:01 |
AndyGraybeal | i messed up, i just typed: sudo iptables --table nat --append POSTROUTING --jump MASQUERADE --source 192.168.0.0/24 ..... how do i remove that? | 10:01 |
AndyGraybeal | how do i undo what i just did with iptables? | 10:02 |
AndyGraybeal | reboot? | 10:02 |
ikonia | AndyGraybeal: look at iptables -X and iptables -F, be aware of the channels #netfilter and #iptables | 10:02 |
AndyGraybeal | aah thank you ikonia | 10:02 |
erUSUL | AndyGraybeal: s/--append/--remove/ | 10:03 |
kokoveron | open jock#ferrari | 10:03 |
AndyGraybeal | erUSUL: thank you | 10:03 |
kokoveron | hello | 10:03 |
hagedorn | AndyFraybeal: http://pastie.org/849511 | 10:03 |
AndyGraybeal | thank you hagedorn | 10:03 |
rww | kokoveron: Hello. | 10:04 |
infid | is there a way to convert a swf file to an mpg in linux? | 10:04 |
indus | how to view swf files in linux from a cd | 10:04 |
indus | i have a nice cd authored with flash , i cant play that in ubuntu | 10:05 |
erUSUL | indus: with a browser that has the flash plugin | 10:05 |
indus | its a cd | 10:05 |
erUSUL | indus: browsers can open files | 10:05 |
indus | i tried with browser but its absolutely hopeless | 10:05 |
indus | no images nothing , no hyperlink no sound | 10:06 |
demonspork | what can I install to enable mouse support in a CLI only server install? | 10:06 |
indus | i want the cd to auto run like it does in windows | 10:06 |
erUSUL | demonspork: gmp | 10:06 |
erUSUL | !info gmp | 10:06 |
ubottu | Package gmp does not exist in karmic | 10:06 |
brjann | !info gpm | 10:06 |
ubottu | gpm (source: gpm): General Purpose Mouse interface. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.20.4-3.2ubuntu1 (karmic), package size 209 kB, installed size 548 kB | 10:06 |
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brjann | erUSUL: ;) | 10:06 |
indus | not possible i believe | 10:06 |
indus | what a severe drawback | 10:07 |
erUSUL | brjann: d**m | 10:07 |
erUSUL | XD | 10:07 |
m_fulder | Myrtti, thanks I've now read through that tutorial..if I open up my fstab file there is no info about my external USB HDD :S still it gets mounted on startup why is that? | 10:07 |
indus | its a presentation cd | 10:08 |
hagedorn | ffmpeg -i video.flv -ab 56 -ar 22050 -b 500 -s 320×240 video.mpg | 10:08 |
erUSUL | m_fulder: hotplugged devices like usb flash and disks are mounted for users with devicekit | 10:08 |
indus | reboot to view a cd rom yikes | 10:08 |
m_fulder | so I should just add the mounting options manually if I want to mount my external to another direction erUSUL ? | 10:09 |
AndyGraybeal | so i have a question, i have two NICs, and two networks - one NIC is 192.168.2.200, it's bridged to my KVM/Libvirt VM's. the other NIC is 10.0.0.1, it's set to run dhcpd to terminal clients. i want the terminal clients to get to the VMs as well as route out to the internet (192.168.2.200 is internet facing, though through another NAT on my firewall) | 10:09 |
AndyGraybeal | how would i do this? | 10:09 |
Myrtti | m_fulder: gets mounted on startup, or when you login? is it an external hdd? | 10:09 |
Jimi_Neutral | Hi all. I have just put a new drive in my ubuntu box. It needs to be formatted.....i need it as a slave just for storage....do I format it with ext2 filesytem? | 10:09 |
indus | erUSUL, havent you heard of a flash authored cd? | 10:09 |
m_fulder | Myrtti, yes it's external | 10:09 |
erUSUL | indus: yes; they are windows only what can i say :( | 10:09 |
indus | all presentation material is authored with it | 10:09 |
m_fulder | and yes it gets mounted auto. | 10:09 |
Myrtti | m_fulder: that's because of some external hard drive detection magic | 10:09 |
indus | i tried installing with wine shockwave, but not sure how that works | 10:10 |
erUSUL | m_fulder: man devkit-disks | 10:10 |
m_fulder | ok :) but will it still remount if I write where it shoul be mounted in my fstab Myrtti ? | 10:10 |
erUSUL | m_fulder: that's how is mounted. | 10:10 |
m_fulder | remounted * | 10:10 |
Jimi_Neutral | Hi all. I have just put a new drive in my ubuntu box. It needs to be formatted.....i need it as a slave just for storage....do I format it with ext2 filesytem or ext3 or something else? | 10:11 |
erUSUL | Jimi_Neutral: ext4 ? | 10:11 |
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Jimi_Neutral | erUSUL, not on there as an option | 10:11 |
stage2 | ext4 isnt supported allways, id would use ext3 | 10:11 |
erUSUL | Jimi_Neutral: then ext3 | 10:12 |
Jimi_Neutral | erUSUL, ok ty | 10:12 |
Jimi_Neutral | ty stage | 10:12 |
blue112 | Hello here | 10:12 |
davep | hey. im getting this when i try to run an apt-get upgrade | 10:12 |
davep | The following packages have been kept back: | 10:12 |
blue112 | Is there a way to have both Alsa and PulseAudio installed, and to choose to use one or another ? | 10:12 |
indus | linux su*ks | 10:12 |
davep | which includes stuff like linux-generic-pae | 10:13 |
davep | linux-headers-generic-pae linux-image-generic-pae | 10:13 |
blue112 | notroll è_é | 10:13 |
davep | i recently uninstalled an unofficial kernel. have i messed something up? | 10:13 |
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erUSUL | davep: if you still have the more recent one; no | 10:15 |
kokoveron | LOBBY CARD COLLECTION | 10:15 |
kokoveron | xdcc#382 | 10:15 |
FloodBot2 | kokoveron: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 10:15 |
davep | the unofficial one was more recent. i switched to it to correct a driver issue which is no longer relevant | 10:15 |
marc__ | Yeah. Having a tidbit of trouble with Ubuntu. Long story short, I removed my display manager (XDM), and now I cannot log back in. | 10:17 |
rww | kokoveron: This isn't a file-sharing channel. Please stop thinking it is :( | 10:19 |
orson | marc__: ctrl-alt-f1 - login, sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install gdm | 10:20 |
orson | marc__: or kdm/xdm/slim whatever you want | 10:21 |
marc__ | orson: I am on tty1 when I am doing it, but it never logs me in. | 10:21 |
marc__ | Takes me back to the login. | 10:21 |
orson | marc__: sudo service gdm start | 10:21 |
pikeshouse88 | hey guys. do you think i'd experience heavy load running nessus webmin and pandora fms all on the same box? it's intel atom dual core | 10:21 |
marc__ | orson: Back to problem #1. Can't login, can't reach command line. | 10:22 |
orson | marc__: xdm starts? | 10:22 |
instalatorex | hello | 10:22 |
marc__ | orson: no, just the tty login | 10:22 |
orson | marc__: what happens if you try to log-in? | 10:22 |
marc__ | orson: type in username, pass, then jumps back to the login form | 10:23 |
Jimi_Neutral | Hi i have just installed a slave drive but I do not have rights to change anything....how would i set rights so i can add folders to it and so on. | 10:23 |
orson | marc__: wrong password | 10:23 |
olskolirc | what is the command to configure my sound please? dpkg-reconfigure what? | 10:23 |
pikeshouse88 | would i get major slowdown? | 10:23 |
instalatorex | please, i want install ubuntu-current from hda4 to hda5, what way is possible? i have downloaded iso.. | 10:23 |
marc__ | orson: No, I see a small flicker of what would be displayed (intro, etc), but gets kicked back to login. | 10:24 |
WierdAAR | Hello people. Does any of you know of a functioning mtp (creative zen) manager for ubuntu (xubuntu) ? I've tired gnomad2 but, I doesn't have support for podcastm, kzen I can't get to find my Zen, and bashee media player is bulky, slow and doesn't reconize all the music on my Zen.. Any ideas? | 10:24 |
kokoveron | xdcc#382 | 10:24 |
Myrtti | kokoveron: please stop | 10:24 |
orson | marc__: have you recently edited your ~/.bashrc ~/.profile? | 10:24 |
hittt | i need some help, i think i erased ~ somehow, | 10:25 |
Jimi_Neutral | Hi i have just installed a slave drive but I do not have rights to change anything....how would i set rights so i can add folders to it and so on. | 10:25 |
marc__ | orson: Yeah, but I had previously removed xdm (about 10-20 minutes before) and it was fine regardless of that. Now, suddenly it isn't working. | 10:25 |
orson | Jimi_Neutral: sudo chown youruser:youruser /your/mountpoint | 10:26 |
stage2 | Jimi_Neutral: sudo chown -R Jimi:Jimi file/ | 10:26 |
marc__ | orson: I mean, I could nuke the install, but I would prefer not to. Too many nice configs that I would have to rewrite. lol | 10:26 |
Jimi_Neutral | orson, do i have to restart because that seems not to have done anything | 10:27 |
orson | marc__: try booting in recovery-mode or use a live-cd and check | 10:27 |
marc__ | orson: will do | 10:27 |
orson | Jimi_Neutral: just use it | 10:27 |
marc__ | Thanks, bro. | 10:27 |
WierdAAR | Hello people. Does any of you know of a functioning mtp (creative zen) manager for ubuntu (xubuntu) ? I've tired gnomad2 but, I doesn't have support for podcastm, kzen I can't get to find my Zen, and bashee media player is bulky, slow and doesn't reconize all the music on my Zen.. Any ideas? | 10:28 |
Jimi_Neutral | orson, the path to it is /media/disk so I am assuming that is what will be in place of your/mountpoint......i cant use it, i still cant make any folders in it or write to it | 10:28 |
erUSUL | WierdAAR: banshee and rhythmbox have mtp plugins afaik ... tried them ? | 10:28 |
orson | Jimi_Neutral: "sudo chown -R youruser:youruser /media/disk" | 10:28 |
orson | Jimi_Neutral: "youruser" == your username ;) | 10:29 |
kokoveron | open jock#ferrari | 10:29 |
Jimi_Neutral | orson, its ok I got it...it was the lost and found bit i was trying to get into and iut wouldnt let me...sorted now...ty :) | 10:29 |
orson | Jimi_Neutral: :D special dir, don't touch it | 10:29 |
WierdAAR | erUSUL, I have tired Banshee, but it's really slow and doesn't read my zen properly.. Will try rhytmbox again though.. thx | 10:30 |
williamkwr | please ca i register my nickname | 10:30 |
orson | !register | williamkwr | 10:30 |
ubottu | williamkwr: Information about registering your nickname: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available in #freenode | 10:30 |
Nikolas-13rus | Hi all | 10:31 |
williamkwr | thank | 10:31 |
kokoveron | hello ! list | 10:31 |
Jimi_Neutral | orson, ah ok :) | 10:31 |
orson | Jimi_Neutral: it used by fsck in case of fs-errors | 10:32 |
crawler | WierdAAR: have a look see: http://www.centriment.com/2009/06/05/creative-zen-x-fi-on-ubuntu-904-jaunty-jackpole/ | 10:32 |
Jimi_Neutral | orson, ok cheers :) | 10:32 |
Nikolas-13rus | Рускоговорящие есть? | 10:33 |
arand | !ru | Nikolas-13rus | 10:33 |
ubottu | Nikolas-13rus: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 10:33 |
sicpsnake | orson: Marc here. Thanks for the tip, bro; Totally forgot about recovery mode. You're a lifesaver. ;P | 10:33 |
xuansam | lienhahoa_m4u | 10:33 |
kokoveron | jock#ferrari | 10:33 |
orson | kokoveron: please stop that nonsense | 10:34 |
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WierdAAR | crawler, thanks.. will do | 10:34 |
kokoveron | hello | 10:34 |
orson | coffeetime, /me starts talking to a dumb bot :( | 10:34 |
olskolirc | how do I switch my media from pulse to alsa? | 10:34 |
kokoveron | ! list | 10:35 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 10:35 |
thiru | hi | 10:38 |
xuansam | Ko nói duoc tieng anh, thong cam! | 10:41 |
Zus | after downloaded the UCoC and running gpg --clearsign UbuntuCodeofConduct-1.1.txt in terminal and enter my passphrase i get a error. can anyone please help? | 10:42 |
erUSUL | Zus: what error ? | 10:42 |
Zus | erUSUL, file open error, no such file directory, gpg angent not availabel in this session | 10:43 |
erUSUL | Zus: is the file in your home folder? or maybe you downloaded it to Desktop ? | 10:43 |
drfrankenstein2 | where are my applications located? | 10:44 |
hittt | i was using gnome, but with the K login manager, and tried to make it auto login into my account, and now ecryptfs isnt working automatically | 10:44 |
hittt | what can i do? (or how can i bring back the Gnome login manager) | 10:44 |
Zus | erUSUL, it was in download folder then, i got the msg, so i tried it with file on my desktop, then i chaged the name of the file too. nothing has worked | 10:44 |
kokoveron | open jock#ferrari | 10:45 |
hittt | ... | 10:45 |
erUSUL | Zus: have you generated your keys ? | 10:45 |
Zus | erUSUL, yes i have | 10:45 |
Zus | erUSUL, as far as i know,... it shows on my profile now anyways... | 10:46 |
cyberbluntz | people are awfully pissy today . . | 10:46 |
tomatoes7 | you've only just noticed that now! | 10:46 |
cyberbluntz | hehe | 10:46 |
erUSUL | Zus: do « ls -l Ubuntu* && gpg --clearsign UbuntuCodeofConduct-1.1.txt » paste the output on a pastebin | 10:47 |
* tomatoes7 slaps cyberbluntz with a large trout | 10:47 | |
erUSUL | !paste | 10:47 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 10:47 |
tomatoes7 | !paste | 10:47 |
gilgamesh | nick trigun | 10:49 |
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tomatoes7 | whats new trigun | 10:50 |
Zus | erUSUL, one sec | 10:50 |
tomatoes7 | i love having opposable thumbs | 10:51 |
Jimi_Neutral | Can clonezilla save an image of a machine to a slave drive? I have put in the right path but clonezilla says that path doesnt exist....it is /media/disk/cloneimages | 10:52 |
qebab | That's really quite shocking, tomatoes7. | 10:52 |
bazhang | tomatoes7, please chat in #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here | 10:52 |
bullgard | Synaptic: "telepathy-butterfly: MSN connection manager for telepathy that handles presence, personal messages, conversations, avatars, groups and audio/video chat." What does 'MSN'stand for? | 10:52 |
the-dude | I created a update for a package in Debian, do I need to notify Ubuntu to use it as well? if so how ? | 10:53 |
Jimi_Neutral | it says use absolute path but i would have thought thats what it is cause it says that in the address baer | 10:53 |
Jimi_Neutral | bar | 10:53 |
arand | bullgard: originally microsoft network, now live. | 10:54 |
Myrtti | bullgard: microsoft live's old name | 10:54 |
Jimi_Neutral | any help would be greatly apprciated | 10:54 |
rww | bullgard: MSN Messenger = Windows Live Messenger = Microsoft's instant messaging thing | 10:54 |
rww | bullgard: originally, MicroSoft Network | 10:54 |
Zus | erUSUL, ok i ran the terminal ya asked for i got cannot access no such file or directory | 10:54 |
bullgard | !sound | olskolirc | 10:55 |
ubottu | olskolirc: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3 | 10:55 |
erUSUL | Zus: so the file is not there? find it and cd to where the file is | 10:55 |
yuvaraj | if i have two internet connections(mobile dialup and a dsl connection) ,can i use both at the same time? | 10:56 |
Zus | erUSUL, its in downloads folder | 10:56 |
erUSUL | Zus: so go there. « cd Downloads » (keep in mind linux is case sesitive | 10:57 |
bullgard | arand, Myrtti, rww: Thank you very much for your help. | 10:57 |
Zus | erUSUL, um... out of no reason it just worked... for a second i began to worry i misspeled my passhrase. | 10:58 |
erUSUL | !yay | Zus | 10:58 |
ubottu | Zus: Glad you made it! :-) | 10:58 |
Zus | erUSUL, wot i was doing was right clicking in downloads folder and open in terninal it asked for my passphrase i kept getting the error.. | 10:59 |
Zus | you can not change your passphrase correct? id have to remake another gpg/pgp key? | 11:00 |
erUSUL | Zus: ok ;) something weird happens with the open terminal here then ... | 11:00 |
erUSUL | Zus: you can change it if you want | 11:00 |
Myrtti | the-dude: why don't you join #ubuntu-motu and ask | 11:01 |
Jimi_Neutral | I have installed a slave drive in my ubuntu box....the path is /media/disk and i have made a folder called cloneimages so the path to the file is media/disk/cloneimages yes clonezilla says this directory does not exist....is there something i am missing...is this path not the full path? | 11:01 |
Jimi_Neutral | should it be media/disk/cloneimages? | 11:02 |
Zus | erUSUL, after seeing 1 how its displayed 2 learning wot gpg/pgp is yes i'd like to change it.... | 11:02 |
ori | PLease help: I'm using last.fm (program) and suddenly got an: Error: Starting radio failed. Unknown error. | 11:02 |
Jimi_Neutral | it asks for absolute path....does anyone know what this would be | 11:03 |
olskolirc | how do I switch my system from pulse to alsa or modprobe my alsa? | 11:03 |
Zus | erUSUL, now i cant open that output file... | 11:03 |
erUSUL | Zus: in Aplications>Accesories>(keys and passwords)Seahorse | 11:03 |
erUSUL | Zus: go to second tab right click on your keypair choose properties. in the first tab there is a button to change passphrase | 11:04 |
erUSUL | olskolirc: pulseaudio needs the alsa drivers (modprobed) to work | 11:04 |
ori | PLease help: I'm using last.fm (program) and suddenly got an: Error: Starting radio failed. Unknown error. | 11:04 |
olskolirc | how do I switch my system from pulse to alsa or modprobe my alsa? | 11:05 |
olskolirc | how do I get alsa? | 11:05 |
erUSUL | olskolirc: alsa in installed by default in all ubuntu systems | 11:05 |
Zus | erUSUL, oh thanks i see it...i cannot open the file output by the terminal command. there is no application installed for PGP/MIME-encrypted message header files???? wot am i not doing right? | 11:06 |
olskolirc | how do I enable alsa to work with my media players I cant hear anything I can only hear amarok | 11:06 |
rww | Zus: install seahorse-plugins | 11:06 |
llutz | Jimi_Neutral: the absolute path would be /media/disk/cloneimage/ | 11:06 |
Zus | are they in synaptic package manager? | 11:08 |
Zus | nvrmind | 11:08 |
Jimi_Neutral | llutz, hey bid, long time no hassle lol....ty, lokos like i missed the end character....thanks again :) | 11:09 |
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obiwan_ | hey guys | 11:10 |
m_anish | Hi, is there any application/server-extension in ubuntu that will allow me to host a powerpoint/open-office presentation on a web/http server so that a user may be able to remotely view the content without first downloading it? | 11:10 |
obiwan_ | please anybody knows why 127.0.1.1 is by default in all ubuntu /etc/hosts | 11:10 |
obiwan_ | ? | 11:10 |
orbital_fox | obiwan_, what is your router settings? | 11:11 |
llutz | obiwan_: thats localhost loopback, it's important to have | 11:11 |
orbital_fox | llutz, isnt loopback only 127.0.0.1 ? | 11:11 |
llutz | oops, i'd overseen that1.1, sorry | 11:12 |
llutz | 135dpi are too small for old men :( | 11:12 |
orbital_fox | :P | 11:12 |
orbital_fox | dont be harsh on your self :P | 11:13 |
orbital_fox | obiwan_, so? | 11:13 |
orbital_fox | obiwan_, have you ever tweaked any network/system config files/settings? | 11:13 |
Zus | is there any reason for an import failed? keys were found but not imported? | 11:13 |
erUSUL | obiwan_: is for a requirement of some odd saoftware http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/what-does-127.0.1.1-mean-623421/ | 11:14 |
llutz | obiwan_: read section 10.4 of debian reference manual | 11:14 |
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cyberbluntz | Ok, Im trying to get vidalia configured, and since I already have tor running it prompts me to stop it and let vidalia run it. Also says that I'm going to have to manually disavle Tor starting automatically on boot. How do I do that part? | 11:16 |
llutz | cyberbluntz: sudo update-rc.d -f tor remove | 11:16 |
obiwan_ | orbital_fox: sry i was looking on the internet | 11:16 |
cyberbluntz | ? | 11:16 |
obiwan_ | i got a router, but it isn't routers thing | 11:16 |
obiwan_ | every ubuntu has it | 11:17 |
obiwan_ | it's a thing about debian, it's the only i could find | 11:17 |
obiwan_ | ohh ok erUSUL thanksssss (asias :)) | 11:17 |
erUSUL | obiwan_: no hay de que | 11:17 |
obiwan_ | thank you too llutz :) i found a link in a web but it didn't exist hehe i'll search more in deep on that | 11:17 |
Shambat | having some problems with a usb wifi adapter on my ubuntu-arm installation ... my messsages file says the device is loading: "usb 1-1: new high speed USB device using orion-ehci and address 2" but wlan0 interface wont come up ... getting the error: wlan0: ERROR while getting interface flags: No such device | 11:18 |
cyberbluntz | ok ty | 11:18 |
obiwan_ | oh llut | 11:19 |
obiwan_ | llutz i meant 127.0.1.1 did you notice right? it's not 127.0.0.1 | 11:19 |
llutz | obiwan_: yes i misread you, sry | 11:20 |
orbital_fox | Shambat, have you checkec for other devise names? i remember wireless interfaces sometimes would get other names | 11:20 |
Shambat | orbital_fox: do you mean other than wlan0? | 11:20 |
Shambat | there is nothing in iwconfig or ifconfig | 11:21 |
zetheroo | OpenOffice seems really glitchy | 11:21 |
orbital_fox | Shambat, yeah.. i dont remember what the other name used to be, but there is another common one | 11:21 |
orbital_fox | is it just a usb wireless adapter? | 11:21 |
zetheroo | constantly greying out like it wants to freeze up | 11:21 |
zetheroo | and I have HEAPS of resources .. so it's not that . | 11:22 |
orbital_fox | zetheroo, thats java for you :P | 11:22 |
zetheroo | orbital_fox: is that what it is ...? | 11:22 |
orbital_fox | zetheroo, i cant say for sure, but im sure its part of it, if not the only problem | 11:23 |
obiwan_ | ok i understood anyway llutz | 11:23 |
Shambat | orbital_fox: owconfig has only lo and eth0 ... eth0 is the ethernet port | 11:23 |
obiwan_ | llutz fyi if you didn't know, all 127.x.x.x are loopback ip's. today i learnt something new :) | 11:23 |
zetheroo | orbital_fox: that is really going to have to change ... I am only working on a few presentations and documents but it feels so jerky and bogged down ... :( | 11:24 |
orbital_fox | Shambat, ok, so it a wireless internet adapter? | 11:24 |
obiwan_ | gotta go take care guys bye | 11:24 |
Shambat | orbital_fox: yeah | 11:24 |
orbital_fox | zetheroo, here is a tip from my experience.. if you have a lot of pictures in them.. crop them with gimp instead of resizing them in the Presentation app | 11:25 |
zetheroo | what does it mean when I have a "Zombie" process in System monitor? | 11:25 |
orbital_fox | Shambat, have you checked the hardware compatibility list? | 11:25 |
zetheroo | orbital_fox: yeah ... that is what I do ;) | 11:25 |
orbital_fox | zetheroo, the app has gone rogue and its not responding | 11:25 |
Shambat | orbital_fox: it should be ok, the module was in the kernel | 11:25 |
zetheroo | orbital_fox: hmm .. it's nautilus and there are 6 of them in Zombie state | 11:26 |
kubanc | what should i DO, if i get this error installing OpenOffice deb packages: Dependency is no satisfiable: ooobasics3.2-en-US | 11:26 |
erUSUL | zetheroo: Z Defunct ("zombie") process, terminated but not reaped by its parent. <<<< from ps man page | 11:26 |
orbital_fox | Shambat, there is more info on that list other than support modules.. such as hints and tips to get things working | 11:26 |
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orbital_fox | zetheroo, are you sure your hdd I/O has not locked up or something? | 11:27 |
Shambat | orbital_fox: ok, do you have a link to it? | 11:27 |
zetheroo | erUSUL: I tried killing them ... but they are still there | 11:27 |
orbital_fox | Shambat, sec.. what version of Ubuntu do you have? | 11:27 |
orbital_fox | zetheroo, relog to your account | 11:27 |
erUSUL | zetheroo: becouse they already dead you can not kill them | 11:27 |
cyberbluntz | what some other system tools for my folder besides htop? also I would like to find some port scanners with options | 11:27 |
zetheroo | orbital_fox: yeah may have to | 11:27 |
Shambat | orbital_fox: its 9.04 kernel 2.6.33 something | 11:28 |
zetheroo | erUSUL: hehe ... bloody zombies ... | 11:28 |
Shambat | I need armv5 support so I havent gone to 9.10 | 11:28 |
orbital_fox | Shambat, check this for starters https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported | 11:28 |
orbital_fox | right i need to get back to coding or ill get whipped :P | 11:29 |
zetheroo | erUSUL: looks like it had something to do with a screenlet i was using to mount and unmount USB volumes | 11:29 |
DexterLB | w00t I succeeded in customising ubuntu in a way that allows me to work a lot faster in it than in windoze and confuses the rest of my family enough to not touch my stuff | 11:32 |
erUSUL | zetheroo: reasonable; most zombie/uninterruptable processes are the result of a filesystem disappearing (unplugg the usb disk without umounting) | 11:32 |
zetheroo | erUSUL: well I did not do that but as soon as I quit the screenlet the zombies disappeared | 11:33 |
johngilbrough | I'm trying to register my nickname but when I do a "/msg NickServ VERIFY...." it says to "please log in before ...." - so how does one "log in"? | 11:34 |
arand | !register | johngilbrough | 11:34 |
ubottu | johngilbrough: Information about registering your nickname: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available in #freenode | 11:34 |
trijntje | /msg nickserv identify password | 11:34 |
johngilbrough | !register | johngilbrough | 11:35 |
ubottu | johngilbrough, please see my private message | 11:35 |
arand | johngilbrough: sorry, yea, what trijntje said. | 11:35 |
DexterLB | lol http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zombie_process | 11:35 |
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erUSUL | zetheroo: quoting ps man page again "...terminated but not reaped by its parent." clearly the screenlet was the parent of that processes and it *repaed* them when it was terminated | 11:37 |
thedoor | anyone using the 10.04 alpha? | 11:38 |
trijntje | that wiki is pretty funny to read, about zombies and orphans and killing children | 11:38 |
trijntje | !+1 | 11:38 |
erUSUL | do not forget daemons | 11:38 |
trijntje | a computer is a scary place.. | 11:39 |
LachlanH | Guys, having trouble accessing MySQL on my Ubuntu server externally. UFW is not enabled. Any ideas? | 11:39 |
Scarey | LachlanH, is it behind a router? (nat related) ? | 11:40 |
erUSUL | !lucid | thedoor | 11:40 |
ubottu | thedoor: Lucid Lynx is the codename for Ubuntu 10.04, due April 29th, 2010 - Lucid is NOT released and is NOT stable - Discussion and support only in #ubuntu+1 | 11:40 |
LachlanH | Nah, on the same LAN. HTTP and SSH are accessible. | 11:40 |
LachlanH | MySQL server is definitely running, can access locally. | 11:41 |
erUSUL | LachlanH: maybe it is binded only to localhost not to the lan iface ? | 11:41 |
LachlanH | erUSUL, hmm that's possible. Thanks for the suggestion. | 11:42 |
mentr | Is it possible to send a window from one xsession to another? (I have two monitors) | 11:42 |
olskolirc | I still cant get sound | 11:43 |
LachlanH | erUSUL, that was it. Thanks for that. | 11:43 |
rethus | if i startup my pc, on loginscreen (of xubuntu) the keyboad didn't work. Have first to reconnect the usb-keyboard... than it works... what could be the problem? | 11:43 |
Sleeping_Menace | Hi. Anyone have a moment for an unusual networking question? | 11:43 |
erUSUL | LachlanH: no problem | 11:44 |
erUSUL | !ask | Sleeping_Menace | 11:44 |
ubottu | Sleeping_Menace: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 11:44 |
dratone | Hi guys. I've got a bit of a problem, and could really use any help you guys can provide me. I've got a ubuntu server in a datacenter (hence the fact I don't want to reboot the machine if I can prevent it), and resently I added a Nokia phone as a SMS modem for an experiment. This phone is connected through USB, how ever the phone seems to have locked up the USB connection. I used to be able to fix this by doing rmmod uhci_hcd; modprobe uhci_hcd to reset th | 11:44 |
bullgard | dratone: Your message is too long. | 11:45 |
bullgard | dratone: It has been cut off after "to reset". | 11:46 |
dratone | bullgard: sorry, didn't realize that: to continue | 11:46 |
dratone | to reset the USB ports, however this module is now built into the kernel. Is there anyway to reset the USB port through either userland or kernel module interfacing? I've got root rights on the machine in question. Any other suggestions (other then buy diffrent hardware ;)) are appreciated aswell. I've tried googling but all the suggestions that came up failed miserably | 11:46 |
Sleeping_Menace | I have Ubuntu 9.10 server installed on an HP DL585. It's got 4 network interfaces, 2 built in, two on an add in card. . The two built in are on my first network, on which my gateway is, the second two, are on a separate, storage only network. I seem to be running into an issue, with two interfaces on the same network --very long delays, timeouts..etc.. this is regardless of the interfaces being statically set, o | 11:46 |
Sleeping_Menace | r with dhcp. -- has anyone seen this? | 11:46 |
erUSUL | dratone: maybe there is a special file under sys to do what you want. poke around a little | 11:47 |
dratone | erUSUL: well, I found a /sys/bus/usb/devices/usb2/power/level file, which according to one of the tips I got you can use to reset the device by doing echo "suspend" > level - but I got an IO error Device or resource busy | 11:49 |
tdn | When I try to install the package "luma" I get this error: http://thomasdamgaard.dk/paste/P1497.html | 11:50 |
tdn | luma: Depends: python-qt3 (>= 3.11) but it is not going to be installed | 11:50 |
Samstein | hello | 11:50 |
morphix | I have installed squid and have enabled SNMP but when i try to run an SNMP query cache.log shows Failed SNMP agent query from : 127.0.0.1. | 11:50 |
tdn | How do I fix this? | 11:50 |
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erUSUL | dratone: no search for unbind files | 11:51 |
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erUSUL | dratone: see here http://lwn.net/Articles/143397/ | 11:51 |
Samstein | I have a Linksys WUSB54GC version 3 Im trying to get to work under 9.10, i want it to see wireless networks so i can connect to my one...anyone have any ideas? | 11:51 |
erUSUL | dratone: the examples are about usb | 11:51 |
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mrpinky | Hi :D I accidentally dragged-and-dropped an image onto the start bar at the top of my screen, and it became the background of the start bar. How can I get the default background back? | 11:51 |
morphix | tdn: have you tried re-installing python-qt3 | 11:52 |
morphix | ? | 11:52 |
Jimi_Neutral | For some reason myclient that I am trying to clone, when it boots up, is not booting from lan and going into the clonezilla enviroment...it did earlier, then i changed permissions on the slave drive....then i rebooted and set up the enviroment for clonezilla as i always do but now the client wont connect...it just sits on dhcp with the spinning / and then boots to windows. | 11:52 |
morphix | then try to install luma | 11:52 |
tdn | morphix, nope. | 11:52 |
morphix | tdn: i would suggest it | 11:52 |
dratone | erUSUL: Loving that! Any tips you can give me on finding the usb device ID? I know its on port 2 device 4 - but not sure regarding the actual address you need to enter (example is 1-1:1.0) | 11:52 |
tdn | morphix, apt-get install --reinstall python-qt3 ? | 11:53 |
tdn | morphix, this gives me: python-qt3: Depends: python-sip4 (<= 4.10) but 4.10.0-2ubuntu2~karmic1~ppa2 is to be installed | 11:53 |
Sleeping_Menace | anyone? having issus with multiple interfaces on a subnet?.. seems to be a routing issue possibly? | 11:53 |
erUSUL | dratone: i can only advice to use tree on the /sys/ paths to get a general overview | 11:53 |
Samstein | I have a Linksys WUSB54GC version 3 Im trying to get to work under 9.10, i want it to see wireless networks so i can connect to my one...anyone have any ideas? | 11:53 |
dratone | erUSUL: thanks! for the tips | 11:54 |
olskolirc | I still don't have sound | 11:54 |
trijntje | !details | olskolirc | 11:55 |
ubottu | olskolirc: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 11:55 |
Jimi_Neutral | does anyone know much about clonezilla here? | 11:55 |
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Zus | how do you remove a gpg key from LP and on my pc? | 11:56 |
olskolirc | I just upgraded from Intrepid to Karamic I can hear my mp3's in amarok but not in any other player | 11:56 |
morphix | tdn: so try installing python-sip4 | 11:56 |
morphix | apt-get install python-sip4 | 11:56 |
tdn | morphix, python-sip4 is already the newest version. | 11:56 |
trijntje | olskolirc, using kubuntu? You might want to ask in #kubuntu, I believe you have a common problem | 11:56 |
orbital_fox | Samstein, http://funcation.blogspot.com/ | 11:56 |
orbital_fox | Samstein, im only back momentarily but i did a search and found the link above | 11:57 |
tdn | morphix, other ideas? | 11:58 |
morphix | tdn: the problem is with python-sip4 | 11:58 |
tdn | Hmm... Ok. Can it be fixed somehow? | 11:58 |
morphix | tdn: try sudo dpkg-reconfigure python-sip4 | 11:59 |
SARWFA | HELLO | 12:00 |
tdn | morphix, done. | 12:00 |
tdn | python-qt3: Depends: python-sip4 (<= 4.10) but 4.10.0-2ubuntu2~karmic1~ppa2 is to be installed | 12:00 |
adambuntu | SARWFA, hi | 12:00 |
tdn | morphix, still get that one on reinstall python-qt3 | 12:00 |
morphix | no idea then | 12:01 |
tdn | morphix, ok | 12:01 |
SARWFA | MY NAME IS DFDFDFA | 12:02 |
SARWFA | HELLO | 12:03 |
SARWFA | TO | 12:03 |
SARWFA | ALL | 12:03 |
jadakren | Got a case of a laptop changing: /proc/acpi/button/lid/LID0/state from open to closed when laptop lid opens & closes, however it does not fire off the appropriate DBUS signal. any thoughts ? | 12:03 |
bazhang | SARWFA, did you have an ubuntu support question | 12:04 |
SARWFA | BYE BYE | 12:04 |
morphix | grr | 12:05 |
morphix | stupid fkn squid | 12:05 |
Zus | how come there is "no data" when i copy and paste the text from the CoC? | 12:05 |
jadakren | !language > morphix | 12:05 |
ubottu | morphix, please see my private message | 12:05 |
hellz_bellz | how do i add a folder to my path without destroying the whole $PATH variable | 12:06 |
acicula | export PATH=$PATH:/my/new/directory | 12:06 |
jadakren | hellz_bellz, open your ~/.profile | 12:06 |
crixtiano | maximize your memory with: | 12:07 |
crixtiano | $ sudo rm /home | 12:07 |
SwedeMike | crixtiano: don't do that. | 12:07 |
acicula | crixtiano: trying to get permabanned? | 12:07 |
hellz_bellz | no funny crixtiano | 12:07 |
crixtiano | ok guys, sorry! | 12:08 |
hellz_bellz | newbs will try that | 12:08 |
olskolirc | here guys hang onto this; it fixed my sound http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1160690 | 12:08 |
hellz_bellz | assume everyone knows nothing untill proven otherqwise | 12:08 |
crixtiano | I guess funny, but sorry, ok? | 12:08 |
acicula | crixtiano: its not funny | 12:08 |
crixtiano | hellz_bellz, ok, I understand now, sorry | 12:08 |
SwedeMike | crixtiano: you guessed wrong. | 12:08 |
indus | is this the ubuntu channel? | 12:08 |
the_german | is somebody using xmonad here? | 12:08 |
acicula | indus: this is the ubuntu support channel yes | 12:09 |
crixtiano | SwedeMike, yep, I know now | 12:09 |
indus | doesnt look like it :D | 12:09 |
SwedeMike | indus: you trying to be funny too? not succeeding. | 12:09 |
rethus | if i startup my pc, on loginscreen (of xubuntu) the keyboad didn't work. Have first to reconnect the usb-keyboard... than it works... what could be the problem? | 12:09 |
indus | funny , no | 12:10 |
acicula | rethus: is the usb keyboard plugged in directly to the computer or via a HUB | 12:10 |
hyperstream | is there a command in ubuntu where i can listen to a port? | 12:10 |
acicula | hyperstream: a network port? | 12:10 |
erUSUL | hyperstream: define listen | 12:10 |
rethus | acicula: directly in pc | 12:10 |
hyperstream | acicula, yeah, trying to test my port forwarding | 12:10 |
acicula | hyperstream: netcat, sockets.h or wireshark ? | 12:11 |
aaron_liuj | AM_GLIB_GNU_GETTEXT: command not found | 12:11 |
rethus | acicula: usb keyboard in bios also activated | 12:11 |
erUSUL | hyperstream: nc -l portnumber | 12:11 |
indus | try ethereal gui | 12:11 |
hyperstream | erUSUL, that is it, thank you very much | 12:11 |
Jimi_Neutral | i have access to this slave drive and I have set the path in clonezilla as to what i see in the address bar '/media/disk/cloneimages/ but when clonezilla gets to a certain point in the set up it says that that mount point doies not exist | 12:11 |
Jimi_Neutral | please help | 12:11 |
Slo | hello | 12:12 |
Slo | i cant get openssh installed | 12:12 |
Slo | using | 12:12 |
Slo | sudo apt-get install openssh-server | 12:12 |
erUSUL | !details | 12:12 |
ubottu | Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 12:12 |
Slo | Package openssh-server is not available, but is referred to by another package. | 12:12 |
acicula | rethus: dunno, it happens to me with my mouse too, replugging works for me too | 12:12 |
erUSUL | !info openssh-server | 12:12 |
ubottu | openssh-server (source: openssh): secure shell server, an rshd replacement. In component main, is optional. Version 1:5.1p1-6ubuntu2 (karmic), package size 278 kB, installed size 748 kB | 12:12 |
ragsagar | i installed ubuntu 9.10 just now, no grub got installed. so i added manually one for ubuntu 9.10. But iam not able to boot from it | 12:13 |
SwedeMike | Slo: apt-get install ssh | 12:13 |
ragsagar | output of fdisk -l http://pastebin.com/JzR9Lqcq | 12:13 |
zer0_mood | does any1 know how to install ragnarok online on ubu 9.10 ? | 12:13 |
ragsagar | ubuntu grub menu entry http://pastebin.com/8bQ3cLHz | 12:13 |
Slo | SwedeMike: Package ssh is not available, but is referred to by another package. | 12:13 |
eto | hello rdesktop in carmic koala hangs somebody has an idea where can be the problem? | 12:13 |
Slo | again | 12:13 |
SwedeMike | Slo: you must have something else wrong in your apt-sources or something, because that should work. | 12:14 |
erUSUL | Slo: check your sources in System>Admin.,>softare sources | 12:14 |
zer0_mood | does any1 know how to install ragnarok online on ubu 9.10 ? | 12:14 |
archman | hello | 12:14 |
acicula | ragsagar: dont you have to specify where to but the MBR , and this has to be first hd thats booted? | 12:14 |
acicula | s/but/put | 12:14 |
ragsagar | acicula, iam using debian's grub | 12:14 |
archman | i'm trying out this hibernation option in jaunty, however, it fails with the message "not enough swap" even though I had more swap space than the used ram - any way to work it out? | 12:15 |
acicula | so how do you boot the ubuntu grub, chainload? | 12:15 |
acicula | or add it to the debian ? | 12:15 |
SwedeMike | zer0_mood: try googling for ragnarok and ubuntu, and you find things to help you. | 12:15 |
acicula | ragsagar: so you get a grub but its just not working? | 12:15 |
erUSUL | archman: then the used ram or than the total ram ??? | 12:15 |
ragsagar | i had ubuntu 9.04 earlier, i booted it using debian's grub | 12:15 |
zer0_mood | i cant find anything | 12:16 |
ragsagar | i just manipulated entry for ubuntu 9.10 | 12:16 |
ragsagar | acicula, when loading iam getting some kind of error | 12:16 |
archman | erUSUL: used RAM atm is 400MB - Free swap is 800MB ATM | 12:16 |
dratone | erUSUL: Unfortunatly, no luck, I unloaded the proper device (/dev/ttyACM0 disappeared) and even unloaded the hub from /sys/bus/usb/drivers/hub, but after I reinitiate it, the phone still isn't responding to commands. | 12:16 |
archman | erUSUL: do i just need a swap >= ram? | 12:16 |
acicula | ragsagar: can you paste the error | 12:17 |
Slo | Thanks SwedeMike | 12:17 |
Slo | bai | 12:17 |
erUSUL | archman: swap needs to be equal or more then total ram | 12:17 |
archman | erUSUL, aaaaaah, knew it :/ | 12:17 |
ragsagar | acicula, oh sorry i dont remember , one sec i will find out now | 12:17 |
erUSUL | dratone: :/ sorry no more ideas | 12:17 |
rethus | acicula: strange things | 12:17 |
quietone | display preferences has decided to no longer find my HDMI TV. Where do I begin to fix this? | 12:17 |
archman | erUSUL, but why, if the used ram is less than free swap space...interesting... | 12:17 |
acicula | i think its more, swap needs to hold used swap+mem? | 12:17 |
rethus | acicula: have reload system and starts cleanly with keyboard | 12:17 |
rethus | do not understnd this | 12:18 |
archman | acicula, aah :/ | 12:18 |
ragsagar | btw i tried grub-install in ubuntu 9.10's partition, but iam getting " No such disk " or something when booting before the menu | 12:18 |
acicula | no such disk means it cant find the disk | 12:18 |
archman | acicula, erm, i'd have it enough anyway :D | 12:18 |
dratone | erUSUL: thanks anyway :) I'll try more when I'm at the server. Might be able to do something then (though I doubt it). I appreciate the lesson about /sys though! Will come in handy | 12:18 |
erUSUL | archman: the suspend code is not very refined. it just copies everything on unused swap. so the real rquirement is "free swap equal or more than total ram" | 12:18 |
acicula | make sense to just carbon copy the ram | 12:19 |
archman | erUSUL, :( | 12:19 |
archman | erUSUL, thanks for the help :) | 12:19 |
acicula | instead of trying to sift out the fragments | 12:19 |
acicula | (that are in use) | 12:19 |
erUSUL | archman: tuxonice is more refined in that sense it can compress the ram afaik | 12:19 |
jyu_ | ciaoa | 12:20 |
jyu_ | sorry | 12:20 |
archman | erUSUL: so i might be able to use it, even though i have less swap than ram? | 12:20 |
jyu_ | ho lanciato qbitterrent e non lo vedo più | 12:20 |
jyu_ | aiuto | 12:20 |
zvacet | !it | jyu_ | 12:21 |
ubottu | jyu_: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 12:21 |
acicula | jyu_: what language/country? | 12:21 |
rambo | ola | 12:21 |
archman | erUSUL: hmm, reading on about it...you ever tried it? (tuxonice) | 12:22 |
swiftarrow | Hi all, I have a problem, and it seems to be rather obscure, since I can't find a solution via Google :O Here it is: I'm trying to install FreeCAD, which depends on python-pivy, which depends on libqt4-opengl_4.5.3 The problem is that the latest version in the repos is only 4.5.0, so I can't install python-pivy. I've got the debs for 4.5.3 from the debian repos, but when I install them, synaptic says half my other programs are broken and wants | 12:22 |
swiftarrow | to remove them before doing anything else... Any ideas? TIA! | 12:22 |
erUSUL | archman: no | 12:22 |
Dr_Willis | swiftarrow: you should look for a ubuntu ppa for that package. or use source perhaps. | 12:23 |
archman | erUSUL: aaah it can also write to file | 12:23 |
jyu_ | qualcuno mi aiuta | 12:24 |
|pez| | Do any if you lovely people have Spotify running under Wine on 9.10? | 12:24 |
acicula | swiftarrow: paste output on pastebin, such packages can sometime remove a lib that stuff depends on | 12:24 |
erUSUL | !it | jyu_ | 12:24 |
acicula | ppa/building for source may be easier then using a random deb(just cuz its deb wont mean it work with ubuntu) | 12:24 |
ubottu | jyu_: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 12:24 |
jyu_ | aiuto | 12:25 |
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hellz_bellz | okay so the export thing only works for a single session and editing the .profile does absolutley nothing | 12:25 |
jyu_ | come faccio a rivedere i programmi che ho l'anciato | 12:25 |
phnom | |pez|: Yep, and it works fine | 12:25 |
swiftarrow | Dr_Willis, acicula, When I installed using sudo dpkg -i *, it upgraded the packages, but after that if I try to run synaptic or apt-get it says that a number of my programs (virtualbox, inkscape, scribus, etc) have broken dependancies, so It want's to remove those programs. I've downgraded the packages thinking that there must be a better way. | 12:25 |
hellz_bellz | !$PATH | 12:25 |
ragsagar | acicula, Error 21, Selected disk does not exist | 12:25 |
hellz_bellz | !PATH | 12:26 |
|pez| | phnom: Did you do anything special to get it to work? It played half a track here and just stopped. :\ | 12:26 |
ragsagar | acicula, i heard that ubuntu 9.10 is using grub2, is this something related to that? | 12:26 |
acicula | ragsagar: its related to an incomplete/faulty configuration by the looks of it | 12:26 |
hellz_bellz | how would i permanantly add a folder to both the user and the root paths | 12:27 |
phnom | |pez|: I had to upgrade wine. | 12:27 |
acicula | if you use the debian grub to boot ubuntu then whatever ubuntu uses to boot becomes irrelevant | 12:27 |
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phnom | |pez|: I added the pp:ubuntu-wine/ppa, removed wine and installed wine1.2 | 12:27 |
|pez| | phnom: I installed everything today, so I should have a newish version, shouldn't I? :D | 12:28 |
ragsagar | acicula , but i was using debain's grub to boot ubuntu 9.04 without any probs | 12:28 |
phnom | |pez|: I think the wine in the default repos are of a earlier version then 1.2 | 12:28 |
acicula | ragsagar: the way you described it the bootloader used by ubuntu is not a factor in the boot process | 12:29 |
phnom | |pez|: Check your version by typing "wine --version" in terminal, mine says "wine-1.1.39" | 12:29 |
|pez| | Aight, I'll see if I can update it,and then get back to ya ;D | 12:29 |
acicula | can you paste the config from the grub you are using to boot your debian install and ubuntu install? | 12:29 |
acicula | on pastebin | 12:29 |
eto | well | 12:30 |
ragsagar | acicula, which file? | 12:30 |
|pez| | Wine version is 1.0.1, apparently | 12:30 |
eto | what is the latest LTS release? | 12:30 |
eto | still 8.04? | 12:30 |
blue112 | Is there a way to have both Alsa and PulseAudio installed, and to choose to use one or another ? | 12:30 |
acicula | swiftarrow: a solution was given, build (a deb) from source, find a ppa where it is prepackaged or find someone to packege it for you | 12:30 |
acicula | eto: think so | 12:30 |
ragsagar | acicula, menu.lst of debian and grub.cfg of ubuntu? | 12:31 |
acicula | ragsagar: err the one you changed | 12:31 |
eto | and isnt 10.coming? | 12:31 |
acicula | ragsagar: the debian one | 12:31 |
eto | i have 8.04 RDP clients and those work | 12:31 |
phnom | |pez|: I had to do "sudo aptitude remove wine" and then "sudo aptitude install wine1.2" to get it to work properly | 12:31 |
acicula | eto: why would it not be comming | 12:31 |
eto | but 9.10 is dropping RDP connection periodically | 12:31 |
jyu_ | ho lanciato un programma enon lo vedfopiu | 12:31 |
acicula | !it | jyu_ | 12:32 |
ubottu | jyu_: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 12:32 |
|pez| | ah, whoops, I think I just told ubuntu to upgrade everything on my system XD | 12:32 |
eto | might that connection drop be caused by the fact is not LTS? | 12:32 |
acicula | jyu_: english please | 12:32 |
phnom | |pez|: To get the absolutely newest one you have to add the wine repository | 12:32 |
ragsagar | acicula, http://pastebin.com/wiaWEGDs | 12:32 |
acicula | eto: dont think thats related | 12:32 |
matteo1990_ | I get an error while installing a package (Kalzium) now i can't apt-get install anything. If i run dpkg --configure -a i get http://pastebin.com/Gyis1wZV ANy help? | 12:32 |
eto | well then what's the issue? | 12:32 |
eto | all 8.04 mqachines are rock solid | 12:33 |
eto | 9.10 is alway moaning | 12:33 |
eto | always | 12:33 |
lightpriest_ | why does transmission-daemon's config file gets overwrites on every restart? | 12:33 |
lightpriest_ | i can't seem to configure it | 12:33 |
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|pez| | phnom: Ah, I'll try adding that, and then getting the newest one. | 12:33 |
acicula | ragsagar: if it says no such disk then your config is off, can you list the partitions on disk hd1? | 12:34 |
matteo1990_ | I get an error while installing a package (Kalzium) now i can't apt-get install anything. If i run dpkg --configure -a i get http://pastebin.com/Gyis1wZV ANy help? | 12:34 |
acicula | so maybe its hd1,7 or h1,9? | 12:34 |
digitig | I can't get sound working right on Ubuntu -- it sounds as if it's chopped into one-second slices! Works ok on MS Windows. Where should I start looking to solve this? | 12:34 |
acicula | !sound | 12:35 |
ubottu | If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3 | 12:35 |
acicula | eto: well i dont have my crystal ball here so i dont know, lts just means more focus on stability and continuity where as non-lts focus more on features. | 12:36 |
ragsagar | acicula, http://pastebin.com/KQkSmGSG | 12:36 |
digitig | ubottu: Double-clicking the volume control doesn't do anything. This is all sound, not just playing audio files -- system sounds are mangled too. | 12:37 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 12:37 |
acicula | ragsagar: heu | 12:37 |
matteo1990_ | I get an error while installing a package (Kalzium) now i can't apt-get install anything. If i run dpkg --configure -a i get http://pastebin.com/Gyis1wZV ANy help? | 12:37 |
acicula | ragsagar: do you have a second disk? | 12:37 |
acicula | !repeat | matteo1990_ | 12:37 |
ubottu | matteo1990_: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 12:37 |
eto | acicula that means that potentially any update is much prone to break something in non LTS release, right? So for "business" use I should revert to 8.04 and wait till 10, correct? | 12:38 |
abe3k | j #ubuntu+1 | 12:38 |
swiftarrow | acicula, Thanks for your reply. I _Already have_ the packages to install the latest ones, but when I install the latest version, synaptic says that my other software has broken dependancies (and doesn't give up until I restore the older versions). I'm just upgrading a package, so is there a way for it to recognize that? | 12:38 |
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ragsagar | acicula, yeah thats the second one | 12:39 |
swiftarrow | acicula, I'm installing via dpkg, not via repos. I've only found debian repos to have this package | 12:39 |
ragsagar | acicula, first one is /dev/sda | 12:39 |
acicula | swiftarrow: you cannot selectively upgrade a package within a disribution, nor mixin random debs and expect it to work, thats not how a distribution works unfortunatly | 12:39 |
acicula | ragsagar: yeah but your grub says hd1,8 | 12:39 |
acicula | so thats corresponds with /dev/sdb9 | 12:40 |
jyu__ | di chatt s ecerco di metterlo giu scompare copletamente | 12:40 |
acicula | jyu__: english please | 12:40 |
jyu__ | anche questo programma | 12:40 |
Kangarooo | whats the name of programm witch asks for restart when updates are made? is it called restard? | 12:40 |
ActionParsnip | yo yo yo] | 12:40 |
swiftarrow | acicula, but if I had synaptic get the upgraded libs via some repo all would be fine? | 12:40 |
ragsagar | acicula, yeah | 12:40 |
Kangarooo | i mean restartd ? | 12:40 |
ragsagar | acicula, hdd8 -> (hd1,8) | 12:41 |
acicula | swiftarrow: well repos as in ppa can work, but it depends on how well the ppa packages are maintained, but typically it should solve the depencies | 12:41 |
acicula | ragsagar: try hd1,7 | 12:41 |
ragsagar | acicula, sda6 -> (hd0,4) | 12:41 |
ragsagar | i think i tried it | 12:41 |
Dan_E | how do you get rid of the popup up box that says restart in 60 sec, shutdown in 60 sec,etc? | 12:41 |
ragsagar | s/sda6/sda5 | 12:42 |
swiftarrow | acicula, I've already resolved the dependancies for the upgrades. it's my existing software that complains of being broken, but this is just a minor version change. Let's say I just force install them, would it be catastrophic? | 12:42 |
ragsagar | acicula, ok let me try, will be back :) | 12:42 |
ActionParsnip | Dan_E: whats the name of the window? | 12:42 |
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Futki | how to reboot in a given time crontab? | 12:43 |
Dan_E | restart, and shutdown | 12:43 |
acicula | swiftarrow: well the software is build against a lib of say version 1.0.1, and you force it to work with 1.0.2, it will probably work, but it also breaks the dependency system, as far as that goes it will now think there is no 1.0.1 library anymore since you are forcing stuff | 12:43 |
digitig | Ok, can anybody who isn't a bot help with my sound problem? The links I received seem to be all about no sound, not mangled sound. | 12:43 |
acicula | swiftarrow: so short answer yes it may work, and yes you can forcibly install debs that are not packaged for your distribution, but well you take a risk in doing so | 12:44 |
ActionParsnip | digitig: run: sudo lshw -C sound | grep -i product] | 12:44 |
ActionParsnip | digitig: run: sudo lshw -C sound | grep -i product | 12:44 |
swiftarrow | acicula, is there a way to make it think that the 4.5.0 is still installed? sym links or something? (grey area for me) | 12:44 |
acicula | in that sense a broken dependency does not mean a broken package per se | 12:44 |
ActionParsnip | digitig: then websearch that, the line will show the sound chip you have and will help in websearches | 12:44 |
acicula | swiftarrow: dependencies are maintained in apt itself | 12:45 |
ActionParsnip | Dan_E: if you run: ps -ef | less can you see a likely process to kill? | 12:45 |
Dan_E | k | 12:45 |
acicula | symlinkling may be needed when you have a libc.so.7 and your app still expected it to be called libc.so.6 | 12:45 |
pdani | hi | 12:45 |
Futki | how to reboot in a given time crontab? | 12:45 |
pdani | i installed lucid, and i can't find sun-java6-* packages | 12:45 |
acicula | again, dependency issues from apt may not translate into runtime problems with the program | 12:45 |
pdani | where can i download them? | 12:45 |
acicula | pdani: try ubuntu+1 | 12:45 |
ActionParsnip | !lucid | pdani | 12:45 |
ubottu | pdani: Lucid Lynx is the codename for Ubuntu 10.04, due April 29th, 2010 - Lucid is NOT released and is NOT stable - Discussion and support only in #ubuntu+1 | 12:45 |
swiftarrow | acicula, right, I've had to do that before... well, I guess I'll just try it and see. downgrading again isn't hard. Thanks for your time! | 12:46 |
acicula | Futki: crontab -e and add the command? | 12:46 |
pdani | thx | 12:46 |
acicula | swiftarrow: i'd just grab the source and dunk it in your home or /locl | 12:46 |
acicula | err /usr/local/ | 12:46 |
Dan_E | no | 12:46 |
swiftarrow | acicula, but then the program that depends on that would also need to be altered to look in that place, right? | 12:46 |
acicula | or make a quick deb i suppose but i dont know much | 12:47 |
Dan_E | pastebin? | 12:47 |
acicula | swiftarrow: LD_LIBRARY_PATH | 12:47 |
Dan_E | !pastebin | 12:47 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 12:47 |
acicula | but i think llocal is already part of the lib/bin search path | 12:47 |
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jyu__ | aiuto | 12:47 |
swiftarrow | acicula, never heard of it :) Hmmm.... | 12:47 |
acicula | swiftarrow: you can probably get away with grabbing the deb descriptor of the original package lib and updating it for your new one | 12:48 |
acicula | ubuntu wiki deb packaging prolly has some pointers | 12:48 |
Dan_E | http://paste.ubuntu.com/386962/ | 12:48 |
swiftarrow | acicula, Ok, I'll go look there. thanks! | 12:48 |
acicula | gl | 12:48 |
Gangrel | anyone knows if aion works on linux? | 12:49 |
digitig | actionparsnip: Ok, CK804 AC'97 Audio Controller. I can find some reports of it not working at all with some distros (with no resolution) but nothing about mangled sound. | 12:50 |
jyu__ | aiutooooooooooo | 12:50 |
acicula | Gangrel: winehq maintains an application db for wine, http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=17877 | 12:50 |
ActionParsnip | digitig: if its mangled then try: cd; killall pulseaudio; rm -rf ~/.pulse* then press alt+f2 and type pulseaudio | 12:51 |
zagabar | I am getting an annoying error. The error is this: http://pallkars.net/~uploader/uploads/shot.PNG And I get it when adding the table rule "iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -j MASQUERADE". This don't mess up ampache, websites, ftp, ssh nor any other service that I have noticed except squirrelmail and thunderbird. I can still access the mail with mutt via ssh though. Some guy told me that this is probably an IMAP problem and I have dovecot 1.1.11. I am running | 12:52 |
viictor_ | hola como te va? | 12:52 |
researcher1 | I want to have access to all the softwares supported by Ubuntu. How can I get them in Synaptic? | 12:52 |
viictor_ | ola | 12:52 |
acicula | !es | 12:52 |
ubottu | 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. | 12:52 |
viictor_ | soi victorr | 12:53 |
viictor_ | olaaaaaa | 12:53 |
viictor_ | ola | 12:53 |
acicula | !es | viictor_ | 12:53 |
ubottu | viictor_: 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. | 12:53 |
viictor_ | hello | 12:53 |
acicula | researcher1: err you want to install all available packages? | 12:54 |
Dan_E | ,D | 12:54 |
viictor_ | no | 12:54 |
ActionParsnip | yo yo yo | 12:54 |
viictor_ | olaaaaaa | 12:54 |
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lightpriest_ | hey ActionParsnip | 12:54 |
viictor_ | soi de españa | 12:54 |
ActionParsnip | !es | 12:54 |
ubottu | 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. | 12:54 |
viictor_ | españa | 12:54 |
viictor_ | puta | 12:54 |
lightpriest_ | lol | 12:54 |
researcher1 | acicula: I dont want to install all but like to read information about them all then decide to install or not | 12:54 |
viictor_ | putos guiris | 12:55 |
acicula | viictor_: watch your language | 12:55 |
hk_99 | hey there, i just performed an smartctl extended long test but gpt trpuble to interpret the results in the log | 12:55 |
acicula | researcher1: apt-cache tells you about a package or you can browse the software store(ubuntu softwre center) via the main menu | 12:55 |
jyu__ | ma è possibile parlare con qualcuno | 12:56 |
jyu__ | c'è qualcono | 12:56 |
researcher1 | acicula: is the list of software available in Synaptic, Apt-cache n software store(ubuntu softwre center) same? | 12:56 |
Dan_E | if i remove this from the panel how do i shut down? indicator-applet-session 0.1 | 12:57 |
acicula | researcher1: they represent the same information in different ways | 12:57 |
hk_99 | does " Aborted by host " mean that the test didnt perform well or that the programme itself simply stopped? | 12:57 |
acicula | Dan_E: logout and then shutdown or shutdown via a console? | 12:58 |
acicula | hk_99: what test? | 12:58 |
phnom | Dan_E: Then there should be a shutdown in the system menu | 12:58 |
Dan_E | this is the only place there is a shutdown option | 12:58 |
hk_99 | smartctl long test | 12:58 |
researcher1 | acicula: Im more interested in knowing what the program is for n whats its star rating before I make up my m ind to install | 12:58 |
theadmin | Grah. Somebody, help me to get Apache to autostart! | 12:58 |
acicula | well those programs will let you read the package description | 12:59 |
phnom | Dan_E: When you remove it the shutdown, reboot etc. can be found in the main menu/system menu | 12:59 |
Dan_E | k | 12:59 |
Dan_E | ty | 12:59 |
researcher1 | ok.thanks. What about their star rating of reviews by users? is it available anywhere? | 12:59 |
acicula | synaptic i suppose | 13:00 |
acicula | hk_99: dunno my disk never was able to complete the smartctl self test either, but it works just fine | 13:01 |
acicula | can you post your log on pastebin? | 13:02 |
WierdAAR | If I want simple video editing similar to windows movie maker (only actually good); What program should I go for? | 13:02 |
|pez| | phnom: Works flawlessly now. ^___^ Now I just need to get my wireless detection up and running, and it's all good. XD | 13:03 |
Kangarooo | whats the name of programm witch asks for restart when updates are made? is it called restartd? | 13:03 |
Kangarooo | and whats the name of programm witch on shutdown asks for password? | 13:04 |
orbital_fox | Kangarooo, i dont undestand your questions | 13:04 |
orbital_fox | Kangarooo, any programs which you dont have access to, will typically ask you for a password (root access) | 13:05 |
WierdAAR | If I want simple video editing similar to windows movie maker (only actually good); What program should I go for? | 13:06 |
indus | WierdAAR, try pitivi | 13:06 |
Kangarooo | orbital_fox: whats the names of thouse proceses. one proces witch after making updates makes blue round arrow and clicking it computer restarts. other process when shutting down computer asks for password to make shutdown. | 13:06 |
indus | WierdAAR, or kino | 13:06 |
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Stargaze | WierdAAR: pitivi, lives | 13:06 |
theadmin | Kangarooo: First one is just update-manager | 13:07 |
theadmin | Kangarooo: Second one is, uhm, gksu. It as well asks for all other passwords | 13:07 |
Dan_E | i have 2 kernels installed 2.6.31-14 and -19 can i remove -14, and if so can i do it with synaptic? -19 works well. | 13:08 |
WierdAAR | indus, Pivity looks excatly like what I was looking for.. Thx! | 13:08 |
theadmin | Dan_E: You certainly can | 13:08 |
Dan_E | :) | 13:08 |
indus | WierdAAR, welcome, and if you wait till april, 10.04 comes with pitivi default | 13:08 |
theadmin | Dan_E: Just make sure you're not using it on moment of removal | 13:08 |
Stargaze | i'm unable to decrypt gpg-files | 13:08 |
indus | WierdAAR, do report bugs on pitivi if you find, it needs help | 13:09 |
Dan_E | using -19 | 13:09 |
ghufran | hi. i am tryign to install ssl on ubuntu .. i tried: sudo apt-get install apache2 libapache-mod-ssl but it says this package has no installation candidate. | 13:09 |
acicula | !details | Stargaze | 13:09 |
ubottu | Stargaze: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 13:09 |
WierdAAR | indus, Will do.. ! | 13:09 |
farhad | ? | 13:09 |
ralle | anyone know how to switch the default vsftpd directory to the default apache2 directory so i can connect with my ftp client to the webserver? | 13:09 |
Stargaze | it says: There is no application installed for PGP/MIME-encrypted message header files | 13:09 |
ikonia | ralle: the directory has nothing to do with it | 13:10 |
Stargaze | solutions i found on google do not help me | 13:10 |
ikonia | ralle: just remove the choot options and nagivate to the webserver Document Root | 13:10 |
acicula | ghufran: means there is no package by that name | 13:10 |
theadmin | Stargaze: Uh, guess you removed your PGP client. try "gpg -d /path/to/file.gpg" | 13:10 |
acicula | ghufran: try searching with apt-cache search for the apropriate package? | 13:10 |
Stargaze | i turned the files into .asc files, but they need to be decrypted, too | 13:10 |
Dan_E | will that remove it from the grub or do i have to do that manually? | 13:10 |
theadmin | Dan_E: It will be done automatically | 13:11 |
ghufran | acicula: this package is mentioned in multiple how-tos | 13:11 |
Dan_E | and do i have to do a grub update? | 13:11 |
ralle | ikonia: than what do i have to do? | 13:11 |
ghufran | acicula: i am unable to find it through cache search though | 13:11 |
theadmin | Dan_E: It's one of post-removal triggers for kernels, so basically no | 13:11 |
Dan_E | thanks! | 13:11 |
acicula | ghufran: qed.., what howto are you following | 13:11 |
acicula | is it updated for 9.04? | 13:12 |
Stargaze | theadmin: that gives me a lot of unreadable ascii on the screen | 13:12 |
ghufran | acicula: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-4466.html | 13:12 |
ikonia | ralle: nothing - it's done | 13:12 |
Phong | Hi everybody | 13:12 |
acicula | ghufran: its from 2004, try searching for something more current? | 13:12 |
acicula | !lamp | ghufran | 13:12 |
ubottu | ghufran: LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+) | 13:12 |
theadmin | Stargaze: Uh, are you sure that's normal PGP file? I mean, it might be damaged or something. | 13:12 |
ghufran | acicula: doesnt look like it is .. i am on 9.1 but thats the one that came up in google | 13:12 |
acicula | i'd start there | 13:12 |
acicula | ghufran: your googlefu needs some practice, what search terms did you use? | 13:13 |
ghufran | acicula: install ssl ubuntu 9.1 | 13:13 |
dratone | With modprobe you can force a specific device to use a specific module (for instance, usbserial) by doing modprobe usbserial vendor=0x04d8 | 13:14 |
dratone | is there any way to do that with build in modules? | 13:14 |
dratone | (sorry, copy-paste error, hence the multiple lines) | 13:14 |
ralle | ikonia: thx that did the trick | 13:15 |
Kangarooo | ok thx theadmin. heres the bug report witch i had on 5 computers https://bugs.launchpad.net/update-manager/+bug/530161 . i didnt know to whitch process report this | 13:15 |
ikonia | ralle: no sweat | 13:15 |
acicula | ghufran: well google for apache ssl ubuntu 9.10, or just start at the wiki page ubottu linked | 13:15 |
Stargaze | theadmin: not better with another encrypted file | 13:15 |
theadmin | Stargaze: Oh wait wait, i got it | 13:15 |
acicula | ghufran: and stay away from howtos that are older then the current LTS ;) | 13:15 |
ghufran | acicula: im looking to install just the module.. everything else is installed | 13:15 |
acicula | ghufran: isnt it in the default apache2 package/ | 13:16 |
ghufran | acicula: it looks like its now :S | 13:16 |
theadmin | Stargaze: It outputs the decrypted contents to stdout, thinking it's a text file... so try "gpg -d /path/to/encrypted/file.gpg > /path/to/decrypted/file" | 13:16 |
Stargaze | trying :) | 13:16 |
digitig | ActionParsnip: Thanks -- that might have done it. I could do with a tone generator application, because with music files it's not always easy to tell the problem from the beat of the music! | 13:17 |
acicula | ghufran: think you just need to add the defined for ssl in your httpd.conf & set a cert | 13:17 |
Phong | Hi everybody, I got a big problem on my ubuntu. I cant boot anymore | 13:18 |
chili555 | dratone: you can probably set up an options file in /etc/modprobe.d | 13:18 |
theadmin | Phong: Any errors, anything? | 13:18 |
Phong | my /boo partition is not regognize anymore, when i tried to manually mount it it tell my (wrong fs type error...) | 13:18 |
hystreni | How do i locate the "C:windows/porgram files/CCP/eve" map on ubuntu? i cant find it | 13:18 |
Phong | +t | 13:18 |
|pez| | Well, that's annoying. my onboard wireless card doesn't work. But the usb-dongle I put in worked like a charm out of the box XD | 13:18 |
theadmin | Phong: I see, did you try to fsck it? | 13:19 |
acicula | hystreni: its under ~/.wine/drive_c/program files etc | 13:19 |
zozz | salut | 13:19 |
Phong | trying now | 13:19 |
acicula | hystreni: should be a link added in the menu to the eve client too | 13:19 |
Stargaze | theadmin: you rule :))) | 13:19 |
yarri | Hej! I have a weird problem with GNU Nano editor. After use it leaves files with weird names, like: | 13:19 |
yarri | !home!plaszczyca!.conkyrc~.1 | 13:19 |
Stargaze | it works, tnx | 13:19 |
hystreni | acicula, Thanks ^^ but is teher a way to locate in another way? | 13:19 |
yarri | I cannot figure out why. | 13:19 |
zozz | hello | 13:20 |
swiftarrow | acicula, I couldn't find any way to do it, so now I'm installing it on my other computer which runs karmic. Don't know why I didn't do that before. | 13:20 |
yarri | Thanks for help | 13:20 |
acicula | hystreni: locate(requires an updatedb) or find | 13:20 |
acicula | or accessories->find files | 13:20 |
Phong | One or more block group descriptor checksum invalid | 13:20 |
acicula | yarri: set to automatically backup? | 13:20 |
theadmin | yarri: Those are backups. | 13:20 |
Stargaze | theadmin: how can I make nautilus do this? | 13:21 |
hystreni | acicula, ty again | 13:21 |
acicula | Phong: heu any hw errors in dmesg? | 13:21 |
theadmin | Stargaze: I dunno, in 9.04 we had a graphical GPG client called "seahorse" | 13:21 |
theadmin | Stargaze: Ah, it's still there. Try just telling it to open .gpg files with it | 13:21 |
orbital_fox | theadmin, Applications>accessories>Encryptions keys and passwords | 13:21 |
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Stargaze | i disabled seahorse at startup | 13:22 |
Stargaze | brb | 13:22 |
zamba | does tomcat5.5 rely on jre 5.x? | 13:22 |
Phong | I fixed the partition with fsck, I can mount it now | 13:22 |
Phong | try to reboot | 13:22 |
zozz | bonjour | 13:22 |
jeward | How do I change a password in a wubi install from Windows? | 13:23 |
mzimbres | hi, I am trying to open firefox, but an error message says that there is a process already open, so I try to find it with $ ps -ef | grep firefox, but nothing is found. How can the process be running if it is not found by ps? How to kill it? | 13:23 |
yarri | theadmin, acicula - me bad. Thanks | 13:23 |
theadmin | jeward: That ain't possible, Windows can't mount Linux partitions | 13:23 |
acicula | zamba: no but it requires a minimum version(java specfication) of the jvm | 13:23 |
Phong | It is working fine now, thank you | 13:24 |
orbital_fox | zamba, my package manager has tomcat6 | 13:24 |
Xeli | Hey people my wifi stopped working all of the sudden i think i might have uninstalled some program which was needed... it's detected in dmesg (although it gets converted from eth1 to eth2 dunno why..) when i load the module it won't help, and the only thing that's really not working is iwlist scan... it gives back Failed to read scan data: inv arg... | 13:24 |
jeward | theadmin: Okay, I'm booted from a xubuntu live CD, can I do it from there? | 13:24 |
Sacho | windows can mount ext2 through an external program :P | 13:24 |
meteor | .:::] Ci40 @ Tutti [:::. »BuTT3rF|y sCr|pT«»rEvOLuTiOnZ»v3.1.5« | 13:24 |
meteor | Ciao | 13:24 |
theadmin | mzimbres: Well, just try "killall firefox" | 13:24 |
meteor | !list | 13:24 |
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orbital_fox | zamba, does your package manager not say? | 13:24 |
acicula | zamba: err thats exactly what you asked, erm yes iirc tomcat5.5 needs java 5 or higher | 13:24 |
acicula | meteor: go away this is not a warez channel | 13:24 |
ori | how do i access the root terminal, if i wanna install the game vdrift? | 13:25 |
acicula | !sudo | 13:25 |
ubottu | sudo is a command to run command-line ( see !cli ) programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !gksu (Gnome, XFCE), or !kdesudo (KDE) | 13:25 |
indus | !warez | 13:25 |
ubottu | piracy discussion and other questionably legal practices are not welcome in the Ubuntu channels. Please take this discussion elsewhere or abstain from it altogether. This includes linking to pirated software, music, and video. Also see !guidelines and !o4o | 13:25 |
zamba | acicula: OR higher.. ok.. meaning 6.x will work | 13:25 |
indus | !o4o | 13:25 |
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jeward | I have a wubi install mounted under a Xubuntu live CD, how can I change the wubi password? | 13:25 |
acicula | zamba: well, in theory it should | 13:25 |
Jb_firefoxx | Hi all | 13:26 |
yarri | theadmin, acicula - I thought that the files will have "~" in the back and not "!" | 13:26 |
mzimbres | theadmin, The process has not been found ... | 13:26 |
zamba | acicula: oh, i love those two words together in a sentence.. "should" and "theory" :p | 13:26 |
theadmin | mzimbres: Weird | 13:26 |
chili555 | Xeli: is it the same with sudo iwlist eth2 scan? | 13:26 |
acicula | zamba: well i've had java programs that needed 5 and would not work with 6 | 13:26 |
zamba | acicula: hm, ok.. do you have any experience debugging tomcat and/or java programs? | 13:27 |
acicula | zamba, not sure what tomcat is at but im pretty sure it is well definied in the tomcat doc | 13:27 |
acicula | zamba: its been awhile but yes i do | 13:27 |
mzimbres | theadmin, which kind of process are not listed by ps? | 13:27 |
theadmin | acicula: AFAIR tomcat is some kind of server software based on Apache and Java | 13:27 |
ori | how do i access the root terminal, if i wanna install the game vdrift? | 13:27 |
theadmin | mzimbres: Maybe those which you don't own, dunno | 13:27 |
theadmin | ori: sudo -i | 13:27 |
jadakren | ori, why would you want ot... last i read you dont need to | 13:27 |
remoteCTRL1 | ori sudo apt-get install vdrift | 13:28 |
acicula | theadmin: its a servlet container basically | 13:28 |
jadakren | ori, also : preamble to getting your system owned = installing lol software as root | 13:28 |
ori | jadakren: i tried,said: are you in root? | 13:28 |
compuman | hey guys whats up | 13:28 |
Xeli | chili555, i tried it under sudo actually so yeah | 13:29 |
jeward | I have a wubi install mounted under a Xubuntu live CD, how can I change the wubi password? | 13:29 |
remoteCTRL1 | ori: why dont you for a try try out what ppl keep suggesting you? | 13:29 |
ori | remoteCTRL1: didn't work. couldnt findpackage vdrift | 13:29 |
remoteCTRL1 | did you put the sudo infront of the command? | 13:29 |
compuman | I finally got my ubuntu install on my laptop and i can login with faILsafe GNOME but i cant get in on a regular GNOME even with root! | 13:30 |
compuman | any help? | 13:30 |
orly_owl | What video editing program will let me out a black bar over part of the video? | 13:30 |
ori | Jadakren: i dont understand | 13:30 |
orly_owl | *let me put | 13:30 |
ori | remoteCTRL1: lol, i dont know what im not doing | 13:31 |
remoteCTRL1 | ori: DID YOU PUT THE SUDO INFRONT OF THE COMMAND??? | 13:31 |
chili555 | Xeli: does rfkill list verify that the software and hardware switches are all enabled? | 13:31 |
Pici | remoteCTRL1: Please don't use caps.I don't see vdrift in the repositories | 13:31 |
remoteCTRL1 | Pici: well that explains alot:) | 13:31 |
remoteCTRL1 | Pici: ori sry for my impatience... | 13:32 |
ori | remoteCTRL1: lol, no prob. i just tried that. got this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/386985/ | 13:32 |
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compuman | any help? | 13:32 |
Xeli | Chili555, i have program called rfkill nor can i install one from the repos. What does it check for? | 13:32 |
compuman | I finally got my ubuntu install on my laptop and i can login with faILsafe GNOME but i cant get in on a regular GNOME even with root! | 13:32 |
acicula | chili555: yeah | 13:33 |
jeward | I have a wubi install mounted under a Xubuntu live CD, how can I change the wubi password? | 13:33 |
Xeli | compuman, you can never logon to gnome with root | 13:33 |
nvsbl | i think my desktopcouch is broken | 13:33 |
nvsbl | can someone help me fix it? | 13:33 |
acicula | nvsbl: can you describe the problem | 13:33 |
jeward | Where is the wubi passwd file? | 13:34 |
compuman | i know but i shoul be able to login into root without going into failsafe | 13:34 |
remoteCTRL1 | ori: get it there: http://linux.softpedia.com/get/GAMES-ENTERTAINMENT/Simulation/VDrift-5116.shtml | 13:34 |
chili555 | Xeli: it checks to see if the hardare switch and the software (Fn+F5, for example) key combo have allowed the wifi radio to actually operate | 13:34 |
ori | remoteCTRL1: thanx | 13:34 |
remoteCTRL1 | ori: np | 13:34 |
chili555 | Xeli: is the LED glowing or blinking? | 13:35 |
nvsbl | acicula: whenever i try to run various programs (gwibber, lernid), they fail. they return this: "ImportError: cannot import name oauth" | 13:35 |
Xeli | chili555, but all the other functions of iwlist seem to be working so it should be on? The LED is not blinking | 13:36 |
acicula | gwibber uses desktopcouch? | 13:36 |
compuman | I finally got my ubuntu install on my laptop and i can login with faILsafe GNOME but i cant get in on a regular GNOME even with root! | 13:36 |
acicula | nvsbl: dunno, did googling the error dig up anything? | 13:36 |
Xeli | chili555, omfg i just noticed that i do have a button to switch wifi on and off, it works now haha i feel so stupid, thanks ;) | 13:36 |
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Stik | Been there done that Xeli lol | 13:36 |
chili555 | Xeli: glad its working!! | 13:36 |
jeward | I have a wubi install mounted under a Xubuntu live CD, how can I change the wubi password? Where is the wubi passwd file | 13:36 |
spencer | can anyone help me with upstart??? It seems like upstart 0.6.3-11 is not starting some of my /etc/init.d scripts. | 13:37 |
nvsbl | acicula: no one seems to have had this problem that i cans ee | 13:37 |
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ultraz | spencer: what is wubi? | 13:37 |
hystreni | how do u make a file that when u click it start a commando? | 13:37 |
spencer | ultraz: it's windows installer for ubuntu | 13:38 |
MindSpark | hi, I have a server that mounts a davfs. Whenever I start writing to that directory, everything hangs and the server needs to be rebooted because it cannot be accessed using ssh anymore. Any clues ? | 13:38 |
jgcp | what is the command to install gstreamer bad and ugly through apt? | 13:38 |
spencer | can anyone help me with upstart??? It seems like upstart 0.6.3-11 is not starting some of my /etc/init.d scripts. | 13:38 |
spencer | MindSpark: this is an issue with upstart 0.6.3-11, i have the same problem | 13:38 |
MindSpark | spencer, what is upstart ? | 13:39 |
hystreni | how do u make a file that when u click it start a commando? do any1 know? | 13:39 |
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spencer | Mindspark: that's like the service manager in ubuntu so to speak. | 13:39 |
spencer | MindSpark: it's replacing the old rc.# scripts | 13:39 |
MindSpark | spencer, but I mount manually, I don't let ubuntu do it for me | 13:40 |
frankS2 | ohrly | 13:40 |
MindSpark | would this still be applicable ? | 13:40 |
acicula | nvsbl: idunno then | 13:40 |
spencer | MindSpark: i have a couple startup scripts in /etc/init.d/ as well it's not starting up the same fashion as my ssh server. | 13:41 |
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acicula | spencer: how does upstart remotely relate to mounting via webdav? | 13:41 |
foxleoly | hi | 13:41 |
foxleoly | first time been here | 13:41 |
nvsbl | acicula: s'all good. i posted on the forums as well. thanks | 13:41 |
MindSpark | spencer, but I don't. I just do mount -t davfs 'http://host/folder' 'dir' | 13:41 |
MindSpark | I don't have this written in any script | 13:42 |
MindSpark | I do it from bash | 13:42 |
spencer | MindSpark: is sshd starting on the actual machine?? | 13:42 |
MindSpark | spencer, yes | 13:42 |
jeward | Anybody know where the wubi passwd file is? | 13:42 |
Gangrel | any idea how to run bin files? | 13:43 |
spencer | MindSpark, are you sure after reboot, the sshd is started? | 13:43 |
orly_owl | What video editing program will let me put a black bar over part of the video? | 13:43 |
Jaimie | ./path_to_bin | 13:44 |
Jaimie | no? | 13:44 |
MindSpark | spencer, I don't have physical access to the server. It's a dedicated server at a hosting company. So I am sure it is, or else I wouldn't be able to access it | 13:44 |
ddavids | pls i wld like to know why it is so hard to get themes to work alone on ubuntu without any dependencies...? | 13:44 |
Jaimie | make sure its +x Gangrel | 13:44 |
nvsbl | orly_owl: cinelerra, perhaps | 13:44 |
MindSpark | orly_owl, ffmpeg | 13:44 |
Gangrel | Jaimie, you mean? | 13:45 |
orly_owl | MindSpark: How would I do that in ffmpeg? | 13:45 |
mzimbres | hi, I am trying to open Firefox, but an error message says that there is a process already open, so I try to find it with $ ps -ef | grep firefox, but nothing is found. How can the process be running if it is not found by ps? How to kill it? | 13:45 |
MindSpark | orly_owl, #ffmpeg | 13:45 |
spencer | MindSpark: oh then i guess that's correct then.. sorry i thought it's the same issue i have... | 13:45 |
Jaimie | are you in the console Gangrel ? | 13:45 |
MindSpark | spencer, ok, thanks. | 13:45 |
Gangrel | jaimie, yes | 13:46 |
SealedWithAKiss | Upon booting Ubuntu produces three error messages before attempting to display my desktop. Something like 'Could not update ICEauthority', plus a couple of other referencing my home directory and Nautilus. I have booted into a LiveCD and have mounted and chrooted into my Linux partition. However when I attempt to access /home/directory using the command ecryptfs-mount-private I receive the error ERROR: Encrypted private director | 13:46 |
SealedWithAKiss | y is not setup properly. Can anybody help please? | 13:46 |
MindSpark | orly_owl, there's also kino, but I don't know if you can do that using kino | 13:46 |
orly_owl | ok | 13:46 |
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acicula | SealedWithAKiss: did you reuse the home partition from a previous installation? | 13:46 |
acicula | SealedWithAKiss: the error stems from the home directory not being decrypted, probably because the password you entered does not match the one used to lock the encryption key | 13:47 |
Jaimie | try opening terminal gangrel and drag the bin file into it | 13:47 |
motaka2 | what is the best way to install LAMP with php5.3 on ubuntu 9 ? | 13:48 |
Ose | how can I disable the password requirement for mounting other partitions? | 13:48 |
sudipta | what is a suitable c++ ide for karmic? | 13:48 |
hl_99 | hey guys, i know its better to first install windows and then linux. but is the other way around that bad? its just about grub right? | 13:48 |
Jaimie | if not you have to "chmod +x /path/to/file" | 13:48 |
Jaimie | and then ./file | 13:48 |
nvsbl | will lucid have plymouth? | 13:49 |
acicula | hl_99: correct | 13:49 |
acicula | hl_99: well and repartitioning/resizing if needed | 13:49 |
hl_99 | acicula yeah okay but there are ways to fix that right? | 13:50 |
SealedWithAKiss | acicula, I don't think so no. I can't be sure though. Also, I haven't been asked to enter a password at any point. When I boot the faulty partition, it doesn't ask me to login. It produces the three errors and then displays a blank default desktop background with no menus or anything. | 13:50 |
acicula | hl_99: yeh | 13:50 |
hl_99 | ok thx | 13:50 |
acicula | i do think so, i've seen the error come up before, you installed therefore you entered a password somewehere, are you auto logging in | 13:51 |
acicula | ? | 13:51 |
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SealedWithAKiss | acicula, this is like the millionth problem I have had with Karmic since installing a week ago. I feel like giving up. | 13:51 |
acicula | SealedWithAKiss: im hoping the lts will be better too | 13:51 |
Stargaze | SealedWithAKiss: lucid is coming out in a few weeks from now | 13:51 |
SealedWithAKiss | acicula, I'm not auto logging in. | 13:52 |
acicula | SealedWithAKiss: then you are entering an account/password when you login to the desktop right | 13:52 |
SealedWithAKiss | acicula, usually yes. Not now though, it doesn't ask for either. | 13:52 |
acicula | hmm thats odd | 13:53 |
acicula | but you do get errors about nautilus pertaining to your home directory? | 13:54 |
SealedWithAKiss | acicula, three consecutive errors, then a blank desktop with no menus or icons. No login screen is displayed at any point. | 13:54 |
acicula | can you give the errors? | 13:54 |
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scoon1329 | I'm having trouble getting my webcam (device id 0ac8:3420 - Venus USB2.0 Camera) to work with Skype on Ubuntu 9.10 amd64. I've found that the driver may have issues with it at any other resolution than 640x480 and this is confirmed in Cheese as the camera will only work in 640x480 resolution, but I'm stuck as to where to go to fix this. | 14:03 |
new_lubuntu_user | hi, i need help with lubuntu... can anybody assisst me please? | 14:04 |
Zus | can some one please explain why there would be no data when signing the UCoC? | 14:04 |
new_lubuntu_user | any body help? | 14:04 |
new_lubuntu_user | please? | 14:04 |
Flnrock2b | Bonjours ^^ | 14:05 |
rzx237 | new_lubuntu_user: whats the problem? | 14:05 |
new_lubuntu_user | i was trying to install lubuntu on my pc, but it seems that the "Install Lubuntu 9.10 doesn't work" | 14:05 |
new_lubuntu_user | im on the livecd now | 14:05 |
acicula | !details | new_lubuntu_user | 14:05 |
ubottu | new_lubuntu_user: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 14:05 |
hikenboot | anyone know what package provides iscsi sendsigs.omit.d ? | 14:06 |
new_lubuntu_user | ok... let me say my problem in a whole... | 14:06 |
new_lubuntu_user | hi, sorry got dc... | 14:07 |
new_lubuntu_user | here is what's happening... | 14:07 |
spencer | can anyone help me with upstart??? It seems like upstart 0.6.3-11 is not starting some of my /etc/init.d scripts. | 14:08 |
new_lubuntu_user | i run the live cd of LUBUNTU 9.10 i burned, it worked fine, im using it now, so i wanted to install it on my pc as a dual boot with xp, but the icon "Install Lubuntu 9.10" seems to not work... | 14:08 |
new_lubuntu_user | so can anybody help me? | 14:09 |
scoon1329 | define "seems not to work" does nothing happen at all? | 14:09 |
new_lubuntu_user | yes, i tried, executing it, nothing happens | 14:10 |
default | hello | 14:10 |
acicula | !upstart | spencer | 14:10 |
ubottu | spencer: Upstart is meant to replace the old Sys V Init system with an event-driven init model. For more information please see: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/ | 14:10 |
etsorbme8 | where or what log file would you look at for shutdown errors or halts during shutdown and does not completely shutdown and would like to find out what is causing this? | 14:10 |
default | Im trying to complete a script for a unix class. In solaris we use chmod +x | 14:10 |
default | Doesnt seem to work in ubunti | 14:10 |
default | ubuntu* | 14:11 |
acicula | in the faq you can find a command that tells you whats started when and how and whats running now | 14:11 |
new_lubuntu_user | i mean, nothing happens when i try to run or execute the icon, it just stay there | 14:11 |
acicula | default: chmod works the same in ubuntu as it does on solaris | 14:11 |
default | chmod +x alone wont let me run the script though | 14:12 |
acicula | you click on the install ubuntu icon on the desktop? | 14:12 |
new_lubuntu_user | yup | 14:12 |
acicula | well you ned to call the script | 14:12 |
acicula | new_lubuntu_user: give it a bit of time or try the alternate install? dunno really | 14:12 |
okc2 | hi | 14:12 |
default | I did. I remember someone telling me another way to do it in ubuntu but I forgot how | 14:12 |
new_lubuntu_user | i tried looking for a menu, but it doesn't show it anywhere either, just the icon | 14:12 |
llutz | default: sh script | 14:12 |
default | oh so its sh to run it | 14:13 |
new_lubuntu_user | how can i do the alternate install without making a mistake of installing it on a different partition/ | 14:13 |
default | In solaris we type just the name of the file. Thanks. I'll remember sh | 14:13 |
llutz | default: solaris has "." in PATH? linux hasnt | 14:13 |
llutz | default: so "./script" should do | 14:14 |
hikenboot | I have a problem dpkg is telling me to fix a dpkg error by running dpkg --configure -a unfortunately the fix is to install another package which dpkg wont allow me to do because of the error | 14:14 |
llutz | s/linux/most linux distros/ | 14:14 |
default | That works too thanks | 14:14 |
primo | dwgido9pd | 14:15 |
primo | olka ke pasa | 14:15 |
primo | tonto | 14:15 |
primo | ca | 14:15 |
new_lubuntu_user | help? so how do i do the alternate install without making a mistake of formatting a different partition? coz i tried it a couple of times, the icon really won't work.. | 14:15 |
morpheus | hi all | 14:17 |
kondo | hikenboot:I'm getting problem,I install office 2007 in ubuntu 9.10,I cannot open outlook and I try to use wine 1.1.32 still problem | 14:17 |
enrabacuriosos | olá a todos | 14:17 |
morpheus | how to give for QEMU more than 2gb of memory? | 14:18 |
hikenboot | kondo what is the problem you are getting | 14:18 |
hikenboot | kondo, did you try #wine-hq? | 14:18 |
hikenboot | sorry kondo #winehq | 14:18 |
new_lubuntu_user | so no one can really help me with my problem with installing LUBUNTU? | 14:19 |
acicula | morpheus: you cant specify more then 2gb or are you not specifying at all | 14:19 |
new_lubuntu_user | =( | 14:19 |
acicula | whats Lubuntu? | 14:19 |
enrabacuriosos | os enrabo a todos | 14:19 |
enrabacuriosos | sim sim,enrabo-te a ti tbm | 14:19 |
enrabacuriosos | quem quer ser primeiro | 14:19 |
enrabacuriosos | ???? | 14:19 |
FloodBot2 | enrabacuriosos: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 14:19 |
enrabacuriosos | oh morpheus,queres ser tu o primeiro a ser enrabado? | 14:19 |
hikenboot | new_lubuntu_user, whats the problem | 14:19 |
Pici | !pt | enrabacuriosos | 14:19 |
ubottu | enrabacuriosos: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, #ubuntu-pt. Obrigado. | 14:19 |
morpheus | acicula \qemu: at most 2047 MB RAM can be simulated | 14:20 |
new_lubuntu_user | i run the live cd of LUBUNTU 9.10 i burned, it worked fine, im using it now, so i wanted to install it on my pc as a dual boot with xp, but the icon "Install Lubuntu 9.10" seems to not work.. | 14:20 |
acicula | morpheus: i guess not then | 14:20 |
hikenboot | new_lubuntu_user, did you backup your windows partition? | 14:20 |
Stargaze | new_lubuntu_user: restart the pc with the cd inside and choose installation | 14:20 |
new_lubuntu_user | Lubuntu is a light weight version of ubuntu, that's what the wiki says... | 14:20 |
acicula | new_lubuntu_user: try the default ubuntu installation iso first? | 14:21 |
kondo | hikenboot:I'm getting Cannot start Ms office Outlook,cannot open the outlook window | 14:21 |
new_lubuntu_user | well, when i try to boot using the cd, the only thing i see is, "to run lubuntu, press enter or live" | 14:21 |
hikenboot | kondo goto #winehq | 14:21 |
hikenboot | kondo they will help you debug it | 14:21 |
hikenboot | new_lubuntu_user, why dont you just use ubuntu instead of ubuntu lite? | 14:22 |
new_lubuntu_user | i haven't, i have four partitions, and it ok if i have the windows removed as long as two out of the four partions i have wont be harmed | 14:22 |
new_lubuntu_user | my pc can't havndle the weight of ubuntu, coz i just have 256 ram, and it shared with my onboard video card | 14:23 |
hikenboot | new_lubuntu_user, you need to back up your data before installing a second operating system...if you dont want to loose it then be sure to back it up...it only makes sense! | 14:23 |
new_lubuntu_user | ok, ill do that, but i have to fid out first how i'll be able to install this if the icon won't work | 14:23 |
hikenboot | new_lubuntu_user, find out what the icon is pointing to and run it with gksu | 14:24 |
new_lubuntu_user | gksu? just type it? where? | 14:24 |
new_lubuntu_user | by pointing to, you mean, the location? | 14:25 |
Stargaze | new_lubuntu_user: check out ubuntuclips.org pls :) | 14:25 |
new_lubuntu_user | coz the exact file name is "ubiquity-gtkui.desktop" | 14:25 |
new_lubuntu_user | and the location is "/home/ubuntu/Desktop" | 14:25 |
hikenboot | new_lubuntu_user, open a console | 14:25 |
new_lubuntu_user | ok... | 14:26 |
new_lubuntu_user | how do i open one? sorry... im really not that familiar with the terms | 14:26 |
hikenboot | new_lubuntu_user, open ubiguity-gtkui.desktop in an editor and see whats in it | 14:26 |
hikenboot | does the lubuntu have a menu? | 14:26 |
new_lubuntu_user | like leafpad, right? | 14:27 |
ddavids | does anyone knw of a channel where i can get help on sound (alsa) issues? | 14:27 |
hikenboot | usually its under applications accessories terminal at least in ubuntu | 14:27 |
Vesperon | hi to all | 14:27 |
hikenboot | ddavids, #alsa i think | 14:27 |
new_lubuntu_user | ok, got the terminal open | 14:27 |
DasEi | ddavids: common questions here, or go to alsaproject's homepage | 14:27 |
Vesperon | i need some help with empathy | 14:27 |
new_lubuntu_user | when i opened the icon with leafpad, it shows lots of things, i really can't understad... | 14:28 |
blinkiz | Hi. Having problem that tty1 to tty6 just look like fuss on this new computer. What can be wrong? Am having a ATI Radeon HD 3870 in this computer. | 14:28 |
Als_ | join #emc | 14:28 |
hikenboot | type in gedit /home/ubuntu/Desktop/ubiquity-gtkui.deskto | 14:28 |
blinkiz | tty7, X window, looks alright. | 14:28 |
hystreni | i need help, im trying to Play EVE online, but to do that i need to find the Prefs.ini file... and i cannot find it anywhere :S | 14:28 |
new_lubuntu_user | ok, ill try it | 14:29 |
ddavids | DasEi: i have been getting sound from my internal speakers on my desktop even when headphones are connected and i am looking to fix this... | 14:29 |
new_lubuntu_user | when i tried typing it, it shows lots of things again, which i cannot understand | 14:30 |
DasEi | ddavids: you speak of the system's internal (signal-beep) speaker ? | 14:30 |
new_lubuntu_user | but most of them says, command not found | 14:30 |
ddavids | no, i mean the main system speaker | 14:30 |
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new_lubuntu_user | it shows, errors, warnings, command not found, | 14:31 |
new_lubuntu_user | and it seems like it different languages | 14:31 |
hikenboot | new_lubuntu_user, open a browser and use pastebin.ca and copy it to their and post the link | 14:32 |
new_lubuntu_user | and the end says, its a syntax error, unexpected end of file | 14:32 |
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new_lubuntu_user | ok, ill do that | 14:32 |
Vesperon | how do i get facebook in empathy if any one can help contact me in a private window.......thanks in advance! | 14:32 |
DasEi | ddavids: did you try pavucontrol or gnome-alsamixer to seperate the channels ? pulseaudio /w jack another solution, once your hardware is correctly known by the os | 14:32 |
rarianrakista | Anyone ever tried the " Ultimate Edition " based on Ubuntu ? | 14:32 |
Pici | rarianrakista: Yes, and we do not support it here. | 14:33 |
Vesperon | not me....!! | 14:33 |
Pici | !ultimate | rarianrakista | 14:33 |
ubottu | rarianrakista: The following are some examples of Ubuntu derived distributions that we cannot provide support for due to repository and software changes; please consult their websites for more information: gNewSense (support in #gnewsense), Linux Mint (see !mintsupport), LinuxMCE (support in #linuxmce), Ultimate Edition | 14:33 |
MindSpark | what's a zombie process ? | 14:33 |
etsorbme8 | what would happen if I got rid of "ro quiet splash" in the grub boot-up menu? or what should i have if I want to see text bootup and shutdown? scroll? | 14:33 |
rarianrakista | Was not asking if you support it, just wandering if anyone had tried it | 14:33 |
drizzt_ | MindSpark, this is one which no longer sheduled but yet not terminated | 14:34 |
hikenboot | new_lubuntu_user, got to go an emergency post the contents of that file and see if someone else can tell you how to execute the link from a console prompt | 14:34 |
Myrtti | rarianrakista: not worth the trouble | 14:34 |
thisdotpheonix | which is the tool commonly used in ubuntu to monitor download | 14:34 |
acicula | etsorbme8: think removing quiet and splash will give you the kernel messages during boot | 14:34 |
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new_lubuntu_user | i should go to that site, right? | 14:34 |
ddavids | im sorry but i dont have pavucontrol. i have tried different optioons on alsamixer but no success... | 14:34 |
thisdotpheonix | sorry monitor bandwidth | 14:34 |
acicula | ro pertains to initially mounting the root fs, but not sure, in any case thats best left there? | 14:34 |
drizzt_ | how to intall the ubuntu into separate folder? | 14:34 |
DasEi | MindSpark: like if you close (or crash) an app, but the pid is still up | 14:34 |
rarianrakista | KK, I'll just stick with the 10.x ubuntu I am running | 14:34 |
new_lubuntu_user | ok, thanks | 14:34 |
etsorbme8 | acicula; thanks I will try that | 14:35 |
MindSpark | DasEi, does that mean it's no longer doing anything ? I am basically copying files to davfs | 14:35 |
tower_ | hello | 14:35 |
Pici | new_lubuntu_user: If you have the harddrive space, it may be easier for you to install from the Ubuntu Live CD and then install the lubuntu-desktop package afterwards. | 14:36 |
new_lubuntu_user | but, ubuntu is a lot bigger than lubuntu, i have the space, the problem is with the RAM i got... | 14:36 |
DJones | Vesperon: Did you get sorted with your facebook chat on empathy query? If not, there's a blog posting here that explains how to do it http://www.theopensourcerer.com/2010/02/11/using-facebook-xmpp-chat-on-ubuntu/ | 14:36 |
DasEi | MindSpark: davfs I don't understand | 14:37 |
acicula | new_lubuntu_user: try xubuntu, which is (better) supported here? | 14:37 |
new_lubuntu_user | that's the reason why i want to install LUBUNTU, coz it allows me to still use my pc... | 14:37 |
hystreni | I need help findign a file that dosent come up when i use "search for files" in any of my directorys... it menas it dosent exists or its hidden? | 14:37 |
Vesperon | gonna check it out now | 14:37 |
MindSpark | DasEi, I have a remote filesystem of type webdav mounted to a directory and copying files to it, my guess is that this is the zombie process | 14:37 |
acicula | new_lubuntu_user: yeah but from what i gather the install cd's from lubuntu are still in alpha/beta | 14:37 |
new_lubuntu_user | what are the specs i need to run xubuntu on my PC? | 14:37 |
Pici | !requirements-#xubuntu | new_lubuntu_user | 14:38 |
ubottu | new_lubuntu_user: Hardware requirements to install, boot and comfortably use Xubuntu are listed at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingXubuntu | 14:38 |
new_lubuntu_user | ok, ill check on it | 14:38 |
Vesperon | i have been to that site before and i tried this way but does not load the fotos of my contacts | 14:38 |
ddavids | DasEi: do i have to have pulse audio b4 i can resolve it? | 14:38 |
n8w | how do i clean up a memory?ive tried "echo 1 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches" but then i have to use "su"... | 14:38 |
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drizzt_ | and second question, how does the kernel know character maps before it can mount / ? | 14:38 |
n8w | usin su is ok,but i cant see any difference while usin free -m under my regular account | 14:39 |
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n8w | i can see the impact of echo 1 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches under the root,but not under my user account | 14:39 |
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acicula | drizzt_: some are compiled in afaik, has a bunch of locale options too | 14:39 |
DasEi | ddavids:so jackd (and not jack, that's an audio ripper) and pulseaudio should do jack-sensing | 14:39 |
drizzt_ | acicula, is there a way to find out which were compiled into kernel? | 14:40 |
DasEi | MindSpark: why not use rsync and a progress indicator or wuch the network - throughput to determine ? | 14:40 |
ddavids | DasEi: do i do jackd at the terminal? | 14:40 |
acicula | drizzt_: kernel config is stored in /boot/ | 14:41 |
MindSpark | DasEi, I don't know what rsync is, but that sounds like a pretty good method | 14:41 |
Dr_Willis | rsync - the WONDER toll | 14:41 |
DasEi | !info rsync | 14:41 |
ubottu | rsync (source: rsync): fast remote file copy program (like rcp). In component main, is standard. Version 3.0.6-1ubuntu1 (karmic), package size 341 kB, installed size 704 kB | 14:41 |
Dr_Willis | tool :) | 14:41 |
phaedra | has anyone else gotten a spam pm from hyjnxa when they got on the channel? | 14:41 |
Dan_E | yes | 14:41 |
MindSpark | the server I am uploading to doesn't have ftp/sftp or anything, just webdav | 14:41 |
MindSpark | does rsync work with that too ? | 14:42 |
acicula | phaedra: report it on #freenode | 14:42 |
phaedra | ok | 14:42 |
DasEi | MindSpark: it autoresumes and with the option -P shows you a progress-bar and throughput, handle like cp | 14:42 |
doonie | what's the most lightweight java package for ubuntu? Getting a few options when i write 'java' but not sure of any of them.. tutorials say sun, but 200mb isn't that light weight :) | 14:42 |
DasEi | MindSpark: must understand the protocoll, can just try it | 14:42 |
MindSpark | DasEi, alright, I'll give it a shot | 14:43 |
MindSpark | thanks guys ! | 14:43 |
MindSpark | and ladies :) | 14:43 |
Dr_Willis | Hmm. does cp have a Progress bar option? Never noticed that | 14:43 |
doonie | not that I know, rsync does though | 14:44 |
MindSpark | Dr_Willis, does it ? what's the option for that ? | 14:44 |
phaedra | ok, i was told to just use /ignore on it.... | 14:44 |
ubyserver | Hello | 14:44 |
ubyserver | Hope you all are well. | 14:44 |
Dr_Willis | MindSpark: no idea. but aparently rsync does :) | 14:44 |
drizzt_ | how to intall the ubuntu into separate folder? | 14:44 |
MindSpark | yep, that's the cool thing actually | 14:44 |
DasEi | ddavids:I must look it up myself (some time ago for me, I use the switch ~ amp off); jackd is a prog that senses/monitors if a plug is put in like headphones and then acts | 14:45 |
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DasEi | Dr_Willis: cp itself not, least not with no trick, rsync does | 14:46 |
ddavids | DasEi: id really appreciate it if u cld help... | 14:46 |
DasEi | ddavids: looking for it | 14:46 |
nickolas | sorry my laptop froze | 14:46 |
nickolas | it happes often lately | 14:46 |
ubyserver | Hello. If I wanted to compile and run code that was displayed on a webpage what would I need to do? | 14:47 |
rifter | Dr_Willis, no progress bar for cp. doonie is right about rsync | 14:47 |
ubyserver | I started by copy & pasting into a file | 14:47 |
ubyserver | Do I now ./configure that file | 14:47 |
rifter | Dr_Willis, rsync is great for a lot of things | 14:47 |
drizzt_ | ubyserver, you should autotoolize it first :) | 14:47 |
gajan | can anybody please tell me how do i have the option for both fresh installation and upgrade , while using kickstart ? | 14:47 |
skabasje | hey. I want to install ubuntu from my flash drive, when i use unetboot and then try to boot from the flash drive, it says some file is missing. nltdr or something.... why? | 14:47 |
drizzt_ | ubyserver, what language your code is in? | 14:48 |
ubyserver | I don't understand. This is where I am getting the code from. | 14:48 |
ubyserver | http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Problem_with_unauthorized_MiniPCI_network_card | 14:48 |
rifter | ubyserver, it depends greatly on what kind of code you are talking about | 14:48 |
ubyserver | C-code | 14:48 |
drizzt_ | ubyserver, cc <file> should work | 14:48 |
rifter | skabasje, the nt boot loader is still on the boot sector, that's why you're getting ntldr errors | 14:49 |
rifter | skabasje, windows boot loader | 14:49 |
skabasje | How do I fix this? | 14:49 |
ubyserver | drizzt_, file not recognized | 14:49 |
rifter | ubyserver, well unless there is a configure script there ./configre won't do anything | 14:49 |
Giant81 | anyone know where I would start troubleshooting my audio? | 14:50 |
rifter | skabasje, well the error is coming from the windows boot loader being on whatever drive your bios is first booting. if that is ndesirable you need to install a linux one like lilo or grub | 14:50 |
ubyserver | rifter, It is text that I would like to compile and run. What do I do. | 14:50 |
skabasje | But, I did it before | 14:50 |
skabasje | It worked before, trying to do this. | 14:50 |
skabasje | So, how do I do this if my windows installation is corrupt? | 14:51 |
rifter | ubyserver, well you can try gcc yourfile.c -o whatyouwahttocallit | 14:51 |
ubyserver | alright. | 14:51 |
rifter | ubyserver, gcc is the c compiler. configure scripts make makefiles and makefiles tell make waht to do. but a simple c program should compile either form a make in that directory or with a direct gcc command. when in doubt start with gcc like what I told you | 14:52 |
ubyserver | rifter, I don't know if I started out right but I used gedit to create the file. | 14:52 |
ubyserver | rifter, maybe it saved as .txt | 14:52 |
ubyserver | ? | 14:52 |
drizzt_ | ubyserver, does it have .c extension? | 14:52 |
rifter | ubyserver, that chould be fine | 14:52 |
ubyserver | nope | 14:52 |
ubyserver | I did not save with .c ext | 14:52 |
ubyserver | rifter, alright. | 14:53 |
drizzt_ | ok so rename it now and run cc on it | 14:53 |
rifter | ubyserver, well technically extensions shouldn't matter but the convention is to name c programs .c and c++ programs .cpp | 14:53 |
TheAshMan | is there a way to make rsync listen for changes to the filesystem? | 14:53 |
rifter | ubyserver, but it will probably compile just the same as long as you pass the right filename to gcc | 14:53 |
Dan_E | Giant81: what is wrong with your audio? | 14:53 |
Lachance | rifter, Correct - in Linux file extensions are there for humans, not for the computer. =) | 14:53 |
skabasje | So, no way for me to install ubuntu from flash drive if windows installation is corrupt? | 14:53 |
ubyserver | alright I got a.out | 14:54 |
davidgomes | anyone here can help me with the java web start ? i think there is some problems with the proxy. How can i set it ? | 14:54 |
rifter | Lachance, yeah I knew that but I couldn't remember for sure if gcc did some weird processing based on filenames | 14:54 |
DasEi | ddavids: which soundcard are you using ? | 14:54 |
Giant81 | Dan_E: I have 2 audio devices, the onboard and the HDMI port. I am getting no audio from the onboard even though it was selected. I went to uninstall the onboard and re-install it but I'm not sure how to 're-install' hardware on ubuntu | 14:54 |
Giant81 | Dan_E: so all I see now is the HDMI ... | 14:54 |
davidgomes | how can i see it | 14:54 |
Lachance | rifter, gcc is part of the GNU project, so no it does not. =) | 14:54 |
davidgomes | intel .. con | 14:54 |
ubyserver | drizzt_, result of your consult was a.out | 14:54 |
davidgomes | the sound is working | 14:55 |
rifter | skabasje, the windows being corrupt does not matter | 14:55 |
drizzt_ | ubyserver, so type ./a.out <ans some paramaters maybe> | 14:55 |
davidgomes | ops | 14:55 |
ddavids | DasEi: i dont understand pls... | 14:55 |
skabasje | So, if it doesn't matter, what steps should I follow to get ubuntu working on the system? | 14:55 |
Dan_E | system>Admin>hardware | 14:55 |
ubyserver | alright. | 14:55 |
rifter | skabasje, what you need to do if the drive that is booting with the windows boot loader is not something you need in your boot chain right now is change the boot order in your bios | 14:55 |
ddavids | DasEi: how do i check tht? | 14:56 |
skabasje | I changed the boot order, the flash disk is on top | 14:56 |
Lachance | skabasje, as long as you can boot off the flash drive and get some kind of Live environment running, no it does not. Are you overwriting Windows? | 14:56 |
DasEi | ddavids: lspci | grep audio | 14:56 |
ubyserver | thank you. | 14:56 |
ubyserver | I will return :) | 14:56 |
fuzzygold | Anyone managed to remote desktop to pc connected via mobile broadband? PC running Ubuntu 9.10 | 14:56 |
skabasje | I get the, nltdr file is missing error. *donno if it's nltdr :P* | 14:56 |
DasEi | ddavids: sudo apt-get install gnome-alsamixer | 14:57 |
ddavids | Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 02) | 14:57 |
skabasje | yes, nltdr | 14:57 |
rifter | skabasje, well, either the flash disk is not being booted or there is something wrong with what you've done there.. you say you installed ubuntu to the flash disk? | 14:57 |
skabasje | No | 14:57 |
skabasje | I used unetbootin | 14:57 |
DasEi | ddavids: gnome-alsamixer, shall also provide a driver (upper left corner) | 14:57 |
rifter | skabasje, you should boot to a livecd and see if you can see the partitions there | 14:57 |
skabasje | I want to install ubuntu on the notebook, using my flash disk | 14:57 |
rifter | skabasje, ah | 14:58 |
skabasje | It doesnt have a cd drive. It's an eeepc | 14:58 |
skabasje | *which is satans invention I swear* | 14:58 |
drizzt_ | skabasje, not all flash drives can be boot from | 14:58 |
Giant81 | Dan_E: http://pastebin.com/6VT93rm7 | 14:58 |
ujjain | Hello. I have the feeling I am screwed and unable to reinstall grub2, because all howto's assume you do not have a seperate /boot partition. I have 2 partitions, 1 ext3=/boot and 1 LVM with swap and ext4. Can somebody please guide me to the grub2 process? I have been trying for 3 hours now. Even a basic command as root (hd0,4) fails, even though I mounted /dev/sda5. | 14:58 |
skabasje | This one can, I've used it for ubuntu, windows 7, windows xp, It works. | 14:58 |
leander_craig | skabsje , does the notebook suppoet usb boot? | 14:58 |
skabasje | yes. | 14:59 |
ddavids | DasEi: i have gotten the gnome alsamixer...wht next? | 14:59 |
DasEi | ddavids: gnome-alsamixer (start it) | 14:59 |
Giant81 | Dan_E: when I went to system-admin-hardware it only showed my video drivers.. it looks like it's installed right, but I don't see it in the list of audio devices | 14:59 |
overlord | I had been using ubuntu 9.04 with "/" as mount point on a 20gb partition and the rest 60gb was a ntfs partition. I tried to upgrade to 9.10 without installing but had a lot of error. On the upgraded system I could not copy/paste on the ntfs partition as it gave me an input/output error. Now I install 9.10 from scratch. Now the 60gb media does not mount. I get the following error: http://pastebin.com/BUNydAUP | 14:59 |
Lachance | ujjain, I think there is a GRUB channel. You might get more support there? I'll check... | 15:00 |
DasEi | ddavids: apart from more then two channels should also see a driver in it's upper left corner | 15:00 |
rifter | fuzzygold, what's most important there is that you can interrogate an external ip address for the machine and thatyou have control of the firewalls between you so the right ports are opened | 15:00 |
Giant81 | DasEi: I'm following you helping ddavids, I think I'm in the same boat... I'll just lurk for a min and see if my problem goes away | 15:00 |
Lachance | ujjain, Yeah, it's there. | 15:00 |
ujjain | laclasse: I will check in #grub. :) | 15:01 |
drizzt_ | does ubuntu have firewall by default? | 15:01 |
ujjain | Lachance: thank you. | 15:01 |
Pici | !firewall | drizzt_ | 15:01 |
ubottu | drizzt_: Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'ufw' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Uncomplicated_Firewall_ufw), or 'iptables' (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo). GUI applications such as Firestarter/Gufw (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE) also exist | 15:01 |
ddavids | DasEi: i dont see the driver, does it have a name? | 15:01 |
Lachance | ujjain, Let us know how it goes! =) Good luck! | 15:01 |
rifter | skabasje, well there's only two possibilities here. either you have a windows boot loader on that flash drive or it's being passed over for a drive that does | 15:01 |
hikenboot | figured out how to get around a broken package that wont allow any install because sudo aptitude install -f or dpkg -a --configure fails the command is sudo dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq <package-name> in case anyone else has the problem! | 15:01 |
DasEi | ddavids: you should see a card model there | 15:02 |
ddavids | DasEi: i can only see the Analog Devices AD1884 and the controls under it... | 15:02 |
ddavids | DasEi: yes io do... | 15:02 |
Lachance | hikenboot, Good find! =D | 15:02 |
skabasje | So, am screwed | 15:02 |
DasEi | ddavids: this means theres is a driver loaded then, this was my question about | 15:02 |
dinosaurvskitten | does anyone else have problems with skype lagging every 5-6 seconds and scrambling the sound? | 15:02 |
Lachance | skabasje, What're you on now? | 15:02 |
dinosaurvskitten | works fine on windows, as usual | 15:02 |
ddavids | DasEi: ok | 15:02 |
drizzt_ | how to intall the ubuntu into separate folder on my disk? | 15:02 |
rifter | skabasje, and unfortunately the best way to find out is to be able to boot into some environment where you can check the partitions and boot loader of that flash drive and make sure you have a bootable primary partitionon it and that the right bootloader is installed in the boot block | 15:02 |
ddavids | DasEi: so wht do i do frm ere? | 15:03 |
ori | remotectrl1: dou know how i install vdrift? | 15:03 |
skabasje | I just downloaded ubuntu 9.10, *the latest*, i used unetbootin to make the flash disk bootable, and these are all the steps I took. | 15:03 |
overlord | I had been using ubuntu 9.04 with "/" as mount point on a 20gb partition and the rest 60gb was a ntfs partition. I tried to upgrade to 9.10 without installing but had a lot of error. On the upgraded system I could not copy/paste on the ntfs partition as it gave me an input/output error. Now I installed 9.10 from scratch. Now the 60gb media does not mount. I get the following error: http://pastebin.com/BUNydAUP | 15:03 |
skabasje | I'm on my desktop. | 15:03 |
dinosaurvskitten | I'm not doing anything cpu intensive and skype is around 15% | 15:03 |
rifter | skabasje, right so that's my point | 15:03 |
ori | Can someone tell me how to install vdrift-2009-06-15-src.tar.bz2? | 15:03 |
rifter | skabasje, you should be able to figure this out on your desktop | 15:03 |
skabasje | I should be... But I'm not. I've tried, trust me :P | 15:04 |
rifter | skabasje, does your desktop have a cd drive or is it an eeepc too? | 15:04 |
Lachance | ori, tar -xf vdrift-2009-06-15-src.tar.bz2 and look for a readme file, a .deb package, etc. | 15:04 |
skabasje | it has a cd drive | 15:04 |
rifter | skabasje, what os is the desktop running | 15:04 |
DasEi | ddavids: I haven't googled your chip yet, but I assume it's least a 4 channel, so there should be a fader for phone and normal output, also in the button can set differnt modi of how card is being used | 15:04 |
skabasje | But I don't have a cd of ubuntu. Windows 7 | 15:04 |
Giant81 | http://pastebin.com/0X4PLiUT | 15:04 |
Lachance | overlord, You're trying to keep two, bootable parts? (Ubuntu and Windows?) | 15:04 |
matteo1990_ | overlord, Do you have a pc with windows? | 15:04 |
ori | lachance: thanx extracting... | 15:05 |
rifter | skabasje, ok .. I haven't tried windows 7 but I wonder if it still has fdisk on the command line | 15:05 |
overlord | Lachance: I only have ubuntu. I just have a partition on ntfs. | 15:05 |
overlord | matteo1990: no | 15:05 |
rifter | skabasje, if it does you can at least see the partitions even though you can't mount them | 15:05 |
overlord | matteo1990_: no | 15:05 |
skabasje | I can use the flash disk | 15:06 |
Lachance | overlord, NTFS is the file system for Windows. Am I missing something? >_> | 15:06 |
skabasje | I can see the files | 15:06 |
skabasje | and it has the ubuntu icon aswel | 15:06 |
skabasje | Is it because I quick formatted it ntfs? | 15:06 |
overlord | Lachance: I did have windows installed previously. And there was some data on the partiton which i required. so, i did not format it. | 15:06 |
matteo1990_ | overlord, i fixed this problem running chkdsk /f on windows as he suggest. Aniway you can fine a windows pc everywhere.. | 15:06 |
ddavids | DasEi: thanks for ur efforts... | 15:06 |
rifter | skabasje, yes | 15:07 |
Lachance | overlord, I figured as much. But, you see, the problem is that NTFS is the file system for WINDOWS. As such it's proprietary and Ubuntu, to my knowledge, can't mount it. | 15:07 |
overlord | matteo1990_: unfortunately i had windows only on my laptop which is getting serviced as of now. | 15:07 |
skabasje | so | 15:07 |
skabasje | it should be FAT? | 15:07 |
rifter | skabasje, I don't think you can boot linux from an ntfs partition | 15:07 |
skabasje | k | 15:07 |
drizzt_ | how to intall the ubuntu into separate folder on my disk? come one, I haven't got all day | 15:07 |
skabasje | let me try fat, brb | 15:07 |
Lachance | !patience | drizzt_ | 15:08 |
ubottu | drizzt_: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 15:08 |
overlord | Lachance: I had been using this partition when i was on 9.04..8.10..8.04... | 15:08 |
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DasEi | ddavids: did it do the job ? else there is the solution with jack-sensing, but as have used it once longer ago, I'm not the best at it, jackd was package, as said | 15:08 |
skabasje | fat, fat(32) or xfat :S | 15:08 |
alive1 | o hello there... | 15:08 |
orson | Lachance: mounting ntfs isn't a problem since ages | 15:08 |
rifter | <skabasje> well I would expect it to be a linux native type partition like ext3 etx4 .. but I haven't tried this unetbootin let me see if I can find something on it | 15:08 |
drizzt_ | damn I would use ubuntuforums if someone would ever answer the posts here | 15:09 |
drizzt_ | *there | 15:09 |
skabasje | which fat? :P regulat fat? | 15:09 |
Lachance | drizzt_, What're you trying to do? Create a seperate partition to install Ubuntu into on an HDD with an existing OS? | 15:09 |
Lachance | orson, =O I don't use Windows, at all, so I wouldn't know too much about it. | 15:09 |
matteo1990_ | Hi all i have , according to lsusb, an Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HCI mode). It can't see my mobile phone and my wii controller... How can i fix it? | 15:09 |
orson | l33t | 15:10 |
Gangrel | how can i log as super user in terminal? cause su doesn't work | 15:10 |
Lachance | I know how to stab Windows with a knife and that's it. (No offense to those who love/use Windows) | 15:10 |
ddavids | DasEi: was i just supposed to open gnome-alsamixer and close it? cos i didnt get what u told me to alter in there? | 15:10 |
orson | Gangrel: sudo -i | 15:10 |
rifter | Lachance, there've been ntfs drivers in linux for a very long time, and for at least several versionsnow ubuntu has included the read/write versions | 15:10 |
Lachance | Gangrel, sudo su. Yeah, I know, it's asinine | 15:10 |
alive1 | no... | 15:10 |
alive1 | Gangrel: sudo -s | 15:10 |
Yerushalmi | Does anybody know what the controls are for FCE Ultra? And I'm not talking about the customizable gamepad - I'm talking about "save state" and "load state" and suchlike. | 15:10 |
dinosaurvskitten | has anyone here gotten skype to actually work and not distort your calls as though you were calling from the middle of nowhere over cans linked together with a string? | 15:10 |
Lachance | rifter, *noted* Perhaps you can help overlord? Like I said, I don't use Windows, so I wouldn't know. | 15:10 |
hikenboot | anyone know how i configure startup runlevel values for lsb and open-iscsi? for that matter it might be a generic method but i have never done it | 15:10 |
Lachance | Boker Tov, Yerushalmi! =D | 15:11 |
rifter | Lachance, sure | 15:11 |
ubyserver | Thank you very much for that rifter and drizzt_ | 15:11 |
DasEi | ddavids: no, it should give you faders to be muted or not, and also lets you configure the use of your soudchip | 15:11 |
Yerushalmi | Hah, tzohorayim tovim, Lachance. | 15:11 |
rifter | Yerushalmi, I have them somewhere .. if I remember right the number keys pick a state and f5 saves and f7 loads | 15:11 |
Gangrel | can someon help me install the damned regnum online? the installer is a .bin file | 15:11 |
Gangrel | that i cannot make it to work | 15:12 |
Yerushalmi | rifter: Awesome. Do you know where the states get saved to? | 15:12 |
alive1 | Gangrel: sudo sh installer.bin | 15:12 |
innatech | Having a little trouble managing symlinks. I have an nv-raid stripe at /mnt/nvraid0 . I want to link /var/videos/ to /mnt/nvraid0/va1/ such that everything I write to /var/videos/ is actually stored on the array. I tried to set this up doing ln -s /mnt/nvraid0/va1/ /var/videos/ . Did I do it backwards? The wrong partition is growing. | 15:12 |
hikenboot | Gangrel, what exactly doesnt work | 15:12 |
Yerushalmi | rifter: Also, what idiot makes a program without giving out keymap information? :) | 15:12 |
Gangrel | aLive1 doesn't work | 15:13 |
alive1 | Gangrel: what does it say? | 15:13 |
Gangrel | hikenboot, i cannot make it to install | 15:13 |
Lachance | Gangrel, did you chmod +x before running sh? | 15:13 |
alive1 | does it just quit without any message? | 15:13 |
lostcaus1 | quit | 15:13 |
lostcaus1 | sorry, forgot the / | 15:13 |
Gangrel | Lachance yes | 15:13 |
hikenboot | Gangrel, dont keep us guessing what does it say | 15:13 |
Gangrel | aLive1, regnum: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected | 15:14 |
Lachance | Gangrel, then it needs to be smacked with a rake! =O | 15:14 |
Gangrel | Lachance, what? | 15:14 |
hikenboot | Gangrel, if you dont have scripting experience your going to have to go back to the people who made it | 15:14 |
Lachance | Nevermind... | 15:14 |
alive1 | Gangrel: what's the output of "strings installer.bin|head" | 15:15 |
Gangrel | nvm ty for trying i will solve it through forums | 15:15 |
alive1 | just the top line | 15:15 |
Gangrel | !paste | 15:16 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 15:16 |
Gangrel | alive1, http://paste.ubuntu.com/387037/ check this | 15:17 |
alive1 | oh... well... try going to forums then =/ | 15:17 |
alive1 | Gangrel: or ask the package provider for ubuntu instructions | 15:18 |
Giant81 | DasEi: Dan_E, maybe one of you has come by this, or can point me in the right direction. Through your help it looks like my driver is loaded, gnome-alsamixer is installed, but when I do an "lshw -c multimedia" and found it's set at "unclaimed" | 15:18 |
Dan_E | you dont have sound i assume | 15:18 |
Giant81 | DasEi, Dan_E, http://pastebin.com/0X4PLiUT Shows the output of what I ran | 15:18 |
sioma | whats up guys | 15:18 |
Giant81 | nope | 15:18 |
hikenboot | Gangrel, try putting a } at the bottom of the file shown in your pastebin | 15:19 |
Kwpolska | I've got a Pentagram Cerberus P 6331-42 router. My network IP is not everytime the same. How to make it only one, nonchangable, as in Windows? I need to setup a dyndns | 15:19 |
nitzs | hey | 15:20 |
Dan_E | in terminal alsamixer and be sure no mm's should be m increase all to max hit f5 and f6 to check all | 15:20 |
ActionParsnip | yo yo yo | 15:20 |
motaka2 | how can i find httpd.conf ? | 15:20 |
Dan_E | type alsamixer | 15:20 |
Stargaze | motaka2: locate httpd.conf | 15:20 |
oahho | guys any help how to make a desktop theme? | 15:20 |
ActionParsnip | motaka2: sudo find / -name "httpd.conf" | 15:20 |
motaka2 | Stargaze: that doesnt dispaly it | 15:21 |
ActionParsnip | !theme | oahho | 15:21 |
ubottu | oahho: Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy | 15:21 |
ActionParsnip | motaka2: then the file is missin | 15:21 |
oahho | ActionParsnip: i want to make my own theme | 15:21 |
oahho | rather than applying the available | 15:21 |
Stargaze | motaka2: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=511618 | 15:22 |
skabasje | FAT seems to work so far. | 15:22 |
motaka2 | ActionParsnip: look i have already installed apatche by apt-get i need to find it's httpd .conf but i can find it | 15:22 |
Stargaze | oahho: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=511618 | 15:22 |
genii | motaka2: Did you install apache or apache2 ? | 15:22 |
drizzt_ | how to intall the ubuntu into separate folder on my disk? | 15:23 |
motaka2 | genii: yes i do, and i have tested it | 15:23 |
DasEi | Giant81: you have another problem there, as there are two sound chips, which the intel is the one to be used more easily I think, got to change it under preferences,sound and then make sure correct driver get's loaded, default sound-card | 15:23 |
oahho | thanks Stargaze i guess i found a link there :) | 15:23 |
genii | motaka2: Which one, 1.x series apache or 2.x series apache? | 15:23 |
motaka2 | genii: i think thats 2.x | 15:24 |
Giant81 | Dan_E: problem is that I only see 0's now... the device is HDA ATI HDMI | 15:24 |
DasEi | Giant81: sudo apt-get install pastebinit | 15:24 |
ActionParsnip | motaka2: http://www.faqs.org/docs/securing/chap29sec245.html | 15:24 |
Dan_E | up arrow | 15:24 |
ActionParsnip | motaka2: may help | 15:24 |
ActionParsnip | motaka2: there are sample files all over | 15:24 |
DasEi | Giant81: pastebinit /var/log/syslog | 15:25 |
DasEi | url here.. | 15:25 |
matteo1990_ | Hi all i have , according to lsusb, an Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HCI mode). It can't see my mobile phone and my wii controller... How can i fix it? | 15:25 |
Yerushalmi | Does anybody know where FCE Ultra stores its save states? | 15:25 |
ActionParsnip | oahho: http://live.gnome.org/GnomeArt/Tutorials/GtkThemes | 15:26 |
genii | motaka2: OK, so then the files you look at are /etc/apache2/ports.conf /etc/apache2/apache2.conf and /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default | 15:26 |
abhi_nav_ | I have disabled sounds for desktop-login and logouts. But still in the login windows where user have to type username then press enter and type password, when this windows appears a sound plays. How to stop or disaboel this sound? | 15:26 |
Giant81 | DasEi: that just shows http://pastebin.com | 15:26 |
oahho | ya thanks ActionParsnip Im on it :) | 15:26 |
drizzt_ | dammit ubuntu is woven from bugs | 15:26 |
Giant81 | DasEi: The problem is that I don't see the second card anymore under sound preferences | 15:27 |
orson | drizzt_: report them | 15:27 |
drizzt_ | when I press Alt key my console freezes until I switch to another wtf | 15:27 |
rifter | sorry guys .. I horked compiz somehow and couldn't get back :P | 15:27 |
Kwpolska | abhi_nav_: gksu -u gdm gnome-control-center | 15:27 |
Kwpolska | select sound and remove it by you-know-how | 15:27 |
motaka2 | look genii i have installed apache through apt-get and i have created my libphp.so , do u know how i can tell apache to use this .so file? | 15:27 |
skabasje | ffs, resizing the disk takes a LONG time | 15:27 |
Giant81 | DasEi: even when I did, and it was selected as the default, and volume was turned up, I got no audio. along the way trying to troubleshoot it, I lost the Intel from the sound preferences and I'm unsure of how to get it back | 15:28 |
CRiiS | ola | 15:28 |
Stargaze | rifter: try Alt-F2 emerals --replace | 15:28 |
FraZ | salut à tous | 15:28 |
Stargaze | emerald (sorry) | 15:28 |
skabasje | salut :P | 15:28 |
CRiiS | ollaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa | 15:28 |
FraZ | KriZZZ ? | 15:28 |
abhi_nav_ | Kwpolska: gtk-warning: it says cannot open display. | 15:28 |
CRiiS | ola | 15:28 |
Kwpolska | boo | 15:28 |
Dan_E | Giant81: I am sure DasEi can help you better than I. sorry | 15:28 |
Kwpolska | boo ubuntu | 15:28 |
genii | motaka2: With a2enmod command | 15:28 |
drizzt_ | !pt | 15:28 |
ubottu | Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, #ubuntu-pt. Obrigado. | 15:28 |
Giant81 | Dan_E: it's a funny problem | 15:29 |
Kwpolska | !pl | 15:29 |
ubottu | Na tym kanale używamy tylko języka angielskiego. Możesz uzyskać pomoc w języku polskim na #ubuntu-pl. | 15:29 |
ActionParsnip | !emerald | Stargaze | 15:29 |
ubottu | Stargaze: emerald is an obsolete window decorator for compiz. It's unsupported and unmaintained, making issues with it very hard to diagnose and fix. There are no known, supported alternatives. | 15:29 |
Giant81 | Dan_E: but thanks for the help you were able to give | 15:29 |
Dan_E | did you increase the volume in alsamixer? | 15:29 |
Giant81 | yup | 15:29 |
Dan_E | k | 15:29 |
Dan_E | f5 and f6? | 15:29 |
FraZ | essai concluant | 15:30 |
FraZ | ++ | 15:30 |
Giant81 | both | 15:30 |
Dan_E | k | 15:30 |
drizzt_ | !ro | 15:30 |
ubottu | Daca doriti ajutor sau doriti sa discutati despre Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu, intrati pe #ubuntu-ro | 15:30 |
abhi_nav_ | Kwpolska: what do you mean by boo? what should i do? | 15:30 |
Dan_E | no mm's? | 15:30 |
Giant81 | but it doesn't matter with the HDMI output, and the Intel is not showing up | 15:30 |
Giant81 | no mm's | 15:30 |
Dan_E | understand | 15:30 |
DasEi | Giant81: I'm little laggy, since I'm doing some stuff besides;; pastebinit -b http://paste.ubuntu.com /var/log/syslog | 15:30 |
abhi_nav_ | I have disabled sounds for desktop-login and logouts. But still in the login windows where user have to type username then press enter and type password, when this windows appears a sound plays. How to stop or disaboel this sound? | 15:30 |
rifter | Stargaze, I don'thave that command, but anyway compiz started eating all my cpu after I started gfceux to test those buttons, and even after I killed gfceux, it was still eating cpu.. and killing the compiz process made my desktop quit working right so I bit the bullet and rebooted :P I guess logging out and in would have fixed it, too, and if I knew a way to restart the gnome processes withought making all my apps restart too I guess I would have done th | 15:31 |
rifter | at | 15:31 |
rifter | Stargaze, but I had to get back up as fast as possible | 15:31 |
Seven_Six_Two | I've mounted a dir through nfs at home and then put my laptop to sleep and went to school. now I can't seem to unmount it even after disconnecting and reconnecting, and also restarting the nfs-kernel-server and commenting out the fstab entry on my laptop. it keeps saying the device is busy | 15:31 |
soreau | rifter: Sounds like a possible video driver memory leak | 15:31 |
ActionParsnip | Seven_Six_Two: try: sudo umount -f /mount/point | 15:31 |
drizzt_ | shit ubuntu-bug segfaulted, it's damned LTS, why is it in such condition? | 15:31 |
ActionParsnip | !ohmy | drizzt_ | 15:32 |
ubottu | drizzt_: Please remember that all Ubuntu IRC channels share the same attitude of providing friendly and polite interaction with all users of all ages and cultures. Basically, this means no foul language and no abuse towards others. | 15:32 |
Giant81 | http://paste.ubuntu.com/387049 | 15:32 |
rifter | soreau, well i have other issues which point to video driver issues, but that's for another time | 15:32 |
Seven_Six_Two | ActionParsnip, ok. I didn't try to force | 15:32 |
jyu | aiuto scompaiono tutti iprogrammi che apro non stasnno piu in basso | 15:32 |
Pici | !it | jyu | 15:32 |
ubottu | jyu: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 15:32 |
Giant81 | brb, logging into IRC from the laptop | 15:32 |
ActionParsnip | Seven_Six_Two: looks like its needed in your case | 15:32 |
abhi_nav_ | !sound | 15:33 |
ubottu | If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3 | 15:33 |
drizzt_ | ok so could some smarta$$ tell me which package is related to virtual consoles and keyboard input there? | 15:33 |
Seven_Six_Two | umount.nfs: /home/fathea/desktopaudio: device is busy | 15:33 |
vip512 | Hello ! i need help unstalling ubuntu remix on my notebook can some one give me a hand please | 15:33 |
ActionParsnip | Seven_Six_Two: is your pwd in that location? | 15:33 |
giant | OK I'm on my laptop now | 15:33 |
vip512 | installing* | 15:33 |
lazy^ | Seven_Six_Two: use umount -l /home/fathea/desktopaudio | 15:33 |
Pici | !attitude | drizzt_ | 15:33 |
ubottu | drizzt_: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines | 15:33 |
Urda | Question: anybody know where PEAR is in Ubuntu 9.10? | 15:34 |
DasEi | Giant81: that was the whole syslog ? quite short, and lots of lines saying spurious response from hda-intel | 15:34 |
giant | DasEi, easier to copy paste from the laptop... | 15:34 |
ActionParsnip | Urda: what's pear? | 15:34 |
ActionParsnip | !info pear | 15:34 |
ubottu | Package pear does not exist in karmic | 15:34 |
drizzt_ | right quote some !boilerplate instead of answer | 15:34 |
giant | DasEi, yes, that is what I see too, I should go googleing on that | 15:34 |
DasEi | Giant81: just copy the url from trml | 15:34 |
Urda | ActionParsnip: PEAR -> PEAR - PHP Extension and Application Repository | 15:34 |
Oasa | can some one say an alternative to Maple/Mathematicia | 15:34 |
Oasa | !maple | 15:34 |
ubottu | To install Maple, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Maple | 15:34 |
giant | http://paste.ubuntu.com/387049/ | 15:34 |
Seven_Six_Two | ActionParsnip, thanks. I got an error with -f , but apparently it worked. | 15:34 |
ActionParsnip | Urda: gotcha | 15:34 |
genii | motaka2: Sorry, I do not assist by private message unless sensitive information is involved. It may be inconvenient for you but this is my policy. For apache-specific assistance you can also always try the ##httpd channel | 15:34 |
Stargaze | vip512: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=916784 | 15:34 |
Kwpolska | abhi_nav_: wait for help here. i can't help you | 15:34 |
DasEi | Giant81: pastebinit -b http://paste.ubuntu.com /var/log/syslog | 15:34 |
ActionParsnip | Seven_Six_Two: thats fine :) | 15:34 |
rifter | great ... I was going to try an dpick up where I left off, but it looks liek xchat is overwriting the logs each time instead of appending :P | 15:34 |
agatron | I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with running world of warcraft in wine on ubuntu? I'm getting some weird graphical issues I just can't figure out. | 15:35 |
giant | http://paste.ubuntu.com/387051/ | 15:35 |
Oasa | !mathematica | 15:35 |
ActionParsnip | !php | 15:35 |
ubottu | PHP is an HTML-embedded scripting language. A command-line only version can be installed in Ubuntu with the "php5-cli" package. See also !lamp for integrated server PHP. The Ubuntu server PHP5 guide is found at https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/php5.html | 15:35 |
abhi_nav_ | Kwpolska: No probs. Ok. thnx :) | 15:35 |
Stargaze | !seahorse | 15:35 |
Oasa | any software which draws graphs ? | 15:35 |
remoteCTRL1 | i am trying to repair a broken grub, so i am doing sudo grub-install --recheck hd0,0 but that gives me the error invalid device hd0,0, according to man pages that would be the correct syntax but obviously it isnt any help on the syntax please? | 15:35 |
djoef | Hi, How can I access a local IP adres through extranet ? (or is this impossible) (Goal = print through vpn connetion, via browser) | 15:35 |
Stargaze | !vpn | 15:35 |
ubottu | For more information on vpn please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VPN | 15:35 |
Clochard-36 | salut | 15:35 |
Pici | Urda: The package name is php-pear | 15:35 |
remoteCTRL1 | djoef: you need to portforward throught eh firewall | 15:36 |
drizzt_ | agatron, I think with recent wine it should be fine if your graphic driver allows it | 15:36 |
Urda | Pici: ActionParsnip, it was in /usr/share/php/PEAR .... kept trying to go to /usr/share/PEAR | 15:36 |
Urda | found it :) | 15:36 |
lazy^ | djoef: use iptables for portforwarding | 15:36 |
ActionParsnip | Oasa: gnuplot | 15:36 |
agatron | drizzt_, I'm worried that I have an incorrect driver. I am using "Nvidia X Server" | 15:36 |
ActionParsnip | Urda: sweet, symlink it if you wish ;) | 15:37 |
DasEi | Giant81:why do you paste from that laptop ? no network, too ? | 15:37 |
Urda | ActionParsnip: already done XD | 15:37 |
brokepunk | anyone here know networking with virtualbox? nobody seems to be responding on their channel... | 15:37 |
ActionParsnip | Urda: 2 laps ahead eh. like it | 15:37 |
motaka2 | this does not work in ubuntu 9.04: sudo checkinstall --fstrans=no | 15:37 |
alive1 | Anybody savvy with networking here? My whole system crashes and becomes un-usable when I try to bridge a bonded interface: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/qU0wdAvn | 15:37 |
Urda | Figures though, everytime I get stuck, the few minutes after I post the question I figure it out :) | 15:37 |
Giant81 | DasEi: the laptop is the machine that has Ubuntu on it... I'm chatting on both my tower and my laptop | 15:37 |
ActionParsnip | brokepunk: sup | 15:37 |
djoef | lazy^, remoteCTRL1 I know the IP adress to the jetdirect, and this is how I did it before, but this is not what you mean right ? (//ipadressofprinter) | 15:37 |
erUSUL | Oasa: if you want symbolic maths package try wxmaxima | 15:37 |
DasEi | Giant81: so better on that lappi, for confidence | 15:38 |
brokepunk | actionParsnip: Hello... | 15:38 |
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agatron | drizzt_, game play is very smooth, and it works great, but movement can be less fluid. for example, wings on a flying mount stop flapping when moving over certain axis. | 15:38 |
ActionParsnip | brokepunk: you said you were having issues in vbox? | 15:38 |
skabasje | I like chocolate chip cookies. | 15:38 |
drizzt_ | why Firestarter is in English? do only 'mail' repository get translated? | 15:38 |
ActionParsnip | !ot > skabasje | 15:38 |
ubottu | skabasje, please see my private message | 15:38 |
Pici | skabasje: I like when people use #ubuntu-offtopic | 15:38 |
giant | DasEi, convenience more than anything, it's easier to copy paste from teh cli then to have to re-type it on another computer | 15:38 |
brokepunk | ActionParsnip: Yes sir, cannot get an xp guest client to see a 2k8 server guest | 15:38 |
skabasje | ActionParsnip, why so cruel | 15:39 |
ActionParsnip | brokepunk: have you used bridged LAN for both systems? | 15:39 |
DasEi | giant: is what I thought, be on the machine you're talking about | 15:39 |
skabasje | I was just throwing in 1 random comment. | 15:39 |
brokepunk | ActionParsnip: Tried all the networking options... I can get them to ping but cannot get the xp maching to join the 2k8 server... | 15:39 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: because its offtopic here, this is support ONLY. For idle chat use #ubuntu-offtopic | 15:39 |
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brokepunk | ActionParsnip: tried bridged and internal network | 15:39 |
Oasa | Thank you all | 15:40 |
skabasje | funbreaker :( | 15:40 |
Kwpolska | !ot | 15:40 |
ActionParsnip | brokepunk: if they can ping then your support is in ##windows | 15:40 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 15:40 |
Kwpolska | !commands | 15:40 |
ubottu | The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 15:40 |
giant | DasEi, no worries.. this is the machine I'm talking about | 15:40 |
ActionParsnip | brokepunk: oce their is a logical link the issue is windows based | 15:40 |
brokepunk | ActionParsnip: Thanks, Ill try that... | 15:40 |
remoteCTRL1 | djoef: you say you want to print there from the extranet that means either you need to enable the source's ip adress on the printer that you are trying to print to or if behind a firewall you need to portforward to the printer | 15:40 |
DasEi | Giant: lspci | grep audio | pastebinit -b http://paste.ubuntu.com | 15:40 |
giant | DasEi, all outputs I've shown are from the laptop with the problem | 15:40 |
brokepunk | ActionParsnip: Makes sense | 15:40 |
ActionParsnip | brokepunk: no worries duder | 15:41 |
ujjain | It is possible to burn cds under ubuntu live cd? | 15:41 |
ActionParsnip | ujjain: sure | 15:41 |
giant | DasEi, http://paste.ubuntu.com/387055/ | 15:41 |
ujjain | ActionParsnip: Ok, my dvd-player is blocked by live CD... | 15:41 |
DasEi | ujjain: yes , a question of available ram | 15:41 |
rmozden | How do I get ipset to work without recompiling the kernel?? | 15:41 |
drizzt_ | (1) how can I install Ubuntu into the separate folder? | 15:41 |
ujjain | 3gb, a lot. | 15:42 |
ActionParsnip | ujjain: you should be able to setup the iso and then the software will see an unusable cd and jack it out (makes sense, not tried it) | 15:42 |
giant | DasEi, what I find interesting is this http://paste.ubuntu.com/387056/ | 15:42 |
DasEi | giant: I suggest you install latest alsa package | 15:43 |
jeevan | my pidgin is not connecting to yahoo server..? | 15:44 |
giant | DasEi, sudo apt-get install alsa? | 15:44 |
Kwpolska | yes, giant | 15:44 |
ActionParsnip | ujjain: if not you may have to use a usb stick, or make a usb stick bootable with ubuntu then burn using the now free cd drive | 15:44 |
giant | DasEi, "alsa-base is already the newest version." | 15:44 |
ujjain | I do not have a USB stick :) And I just need to fix grub2 | 15:45 |
ujjain | that's why I wanna burn super grub cd | 15:45 |
DasEi | giant: wget ftp://ftp.alsa-project.org/pub/driver/alsa-driver-1.0.22.1.tar.bz2 | 15:45 |
rmozden | ujjain, You trying to fix a dual-boot prob? | 15:45 |
djoef | remoteCTRL1, that makes me think, I can ping to the printer.. so I could edit the printer to allow my adress to print directly on it ? | 15:45 |
ujjain | rmozden: Yes! Windows replaced MBR. | 15:45 |
giant | DasEi, dpkg -i ? or is this source and needs to be built? | 15:45 |
skabasje | Okay, so I installed ubuntu... Now I want internet. How do I do this? | 15:46 |
DasEi | giant: sudo mkdir /usr/src/alsa | 15:46 |
ActionParsnip | !grub | ujjain | 15:46 |
ubottu | ujjain: grub is the default boot manager for Ubuntu releases before Karmic (9.10). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto - See !grub2 for Karmic onwards. | 15:46 |
remoteCTRL1 | djoef: basically thats the wway you do it | 15:46 |
ujjain | I have been googling Grub for 3 hours now and trying different commands. | 15:46 |
DasEi | giant: sudo mv alsa-driver-1.0.22.1.tar.bz2 /usr/src/alsa | 15:46 |
skabasje | http://invaleed.wordpress.com/2007/11/20/install-bcm94311mcg-wlan-mini-pci-ubuntu-710/ is this one good enough? | 15:46 |
ujjain | Even the original recover from Windows howto. It does not work! | 15:46 |
rmozden | ujjain, There are a ton of direction via google. I just had to do that. Let me see if I can find you the link I just used | 15:46 |
ActionParsnip | ujjain: the guide there is the official doc on how to restore it | 15:46 |
DasEi | giant: cd /usr/src/alsa | 15:47 |
ujjain | ActionParsnip: I used that one and also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows | 15:47 |
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remoteCTRL1 | ujjain: just execute sudo grub-install /dev/sda and then update-grub | 15:47 |
djoef | remoteCTRL1, could I bypass the spooler this way ? | 15:47 |
ujjain | I used sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/0d104aff-ec8c-44c8-b811-92b993823444 /dev/sda5 as they told me to. | 15:47 |
djoef | so directly print to the printer (once it knows my ip adress) ? | 15:47 |
DasEi | giant: sudo tar -xjf alsa* | 15:47 |
rmozden | ujjain, here's the link I just used: http://linuxers.org/howto/how-recover-grub2-ubuntu-910-karmic-koala | 15:47 |
skabasje | k ignore me : | 15:48 |
DasEi | giant: cd alsa-driver-1.0.22.1 | 15:48 |
remoteCTRL1 | djoef: why would you want that? and nope, only if you got a print server and bypass that one | 15:48 |
DasEi | ^ ? dir right ? | 15:48 |
rmozden | ujjain, fixed me in 5 min | 15:48 |
giant | DasEi, ./configure; make; make install; | 15:48 |
Red_HamsterX | ujjain, 0d104aff-ec8c-44c8-b811-92b993823444 was the UUID of the author's drive, not necessarily yours. | 15:48 |
ujjain | http://pastebin.ca/1819399 | 15:48 |
Red_HamsterX | I'll update the wiki, though, since that's not made very clear. | 15:48 |
ujjain | Red_HamsterX: I realize that. | 15:48 |
ujjain | It is clear. | 15:49 |
djoef | remoteCTRL1, because I do not get access to this printer through "unsafe" ubuntu | 15:49 |
ujjain | I used /media/b2.... what was in my Ubuntu. | 15:49 |
remoteCTRL1 | ujjain: root dir is not what you got there its maybe / but not a /dev/someUID path afaik | 15:49 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: sure, it will work in any release as its just compiling stuff | 15:49 |
djoef | remoteCTRL1, as in I am not allowed to use the local network | 15:49 |
remoteCTRL1 | djoef: whatya mean by unsafe? | 15:49 |
rmozden | ujjain, That link I gave you resolved some of the same issues I was having. | 15:49 |
remoteCTRL1 | djoef: lowl | 15:49 |
djoef | well lets say the IT service does not support it | 15:49 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: the file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist will need to e /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf | 15:49 |
djoef | But I would like to stay working in ubuntu :) | 15:49 |
remoteCTRL1 | djoef: in that case youre doomed id say | 15:50 |
ujjain | I see, well, it really tires me out :( It did not work for me. | 15:50 |
DasEi | giant: sudo it | 15:50 |
djoef | anyway, they let me connect to the network through vpn, and I wanted to try by surfing to the printer this way | 15:50 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: the ndiswrapper in the repo will be fine enough, you dont really need to compile it | 15:50 |
remoteCTRL1 | ujjain: did you try what i suggested? | 15:50 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: you can also use ndisgtk instead | 15:50 |
giant | DasEi, thanks, it's building now, we'll see if it works | 15:50 |
djoef | like extranet/ipadress of printer | 15:50 |
skabasje | it doesnt | 15:50 |
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skabasje | it's not my notebook, i tried, it doesnt work :P | 15:51 |
ujjain | remoteCTRL1: It's in my Firefox, I will read http://linuxers.org/howto/how-recover-grub2-ubuntu-910-karmic-koala :) | 15:51 |
rmozden | ujjain, The link I gavce you has direction to pull your current grub.cfg from the drive and utilize it. Only thing I didnt mount was the /dev/sda2 one | 15:51 |
DasEi | giant: say when ready done | 15:51 |
ujjain | I have a seperate /boot partition, which does not make it easier because every Ubuntu-howto assumes you have /boot on your main partition, and I use LVM. :( Should have never done either of them I guess. | 15:51 |
remoteCTRL1 | ujjain: good luck | 15:51 |
rmozden | ujjain, literally took me 5 min to fix from a live cd | 15:51 |
ujjain | I had it running before I ran fixboot fixbr in Windows Recovery Disc, because Windows did not work. I should have known better. | 15:52 |
giant | DasEi, done | 15:52 |
rmozden | ujjain, ouch | 15:52 |
ujjain | rmozden: I understand, I had it 3 years ago and took me 5 minutes to. | 15:52 |
ujjain | I have no idea why it does not work now. | 15:52 |
jeevan | my pidgin is not connecting to yahoo server..? | 15:52 |
DasEi | giant: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart && dmesg | pastebinit -b http://pastebin.ubunut.com | 15:53 |
djoef | remoteCTRL1, | 15:53 |
rmozden | So, anyone know of a way to use ipset with karmic without having to recompile the kernel?? | 15:53 |
remoteCTRL1 | ujjain: hahaha nice one, yep... without supergrub disk you need to use grub directions but it isnt so hard to do basically i already gave you the precise commands;) | 15:53 |
djoef | oops remoteCTRL1, thanks ;) | 15:53 |
remoteCTRL1 | djoef: yes? | 15:53 |
ActionParsnip | jeevan: yahoo change servers lots | 15:53 |
ActionParsnip | jeevan: try adding the pidgin ppa | 15:53 |
remoteCTRL1 | djoef: ah kk, np | 15:53 |
DasEi | giant: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart && dmesg | pastebinit -b http://pastebin.ubuntu.com , gnarf pastebinit | 15:53 |
remoteCTRL1 | djoef: one more thing | 15:53 |
ujjain | remoteCTRL1: http://linuxers.org/howto/how-recover-grub2-ubuntu-910-karmi << This assums you can chroot because you have no seperate /boot partition. | 15:53 |
jeevan | <ActionParsnip: so wat to do now | 15:53 |
jagjr | my screen randomly locks itself | 15:53 |
ActionParsnip | jeevan: hunt around for good yahoo servers | 15:53 |
jeevan | okay | 15:53 |
remoteCTRL1 | djoef: if your printers are browsable you can search for them in ubuntu and just use them, i seriously doubt that your it will notice that you printed from linux not windows | 15:54 |
ActionParsnip | jeevan: add the pidgin ppa, the newer version may have the yahoo servers already in | 15:54 |
l3ns | i am tempted to try out windows 7 :D | 15:54 |
jagjr | everytime i type it locks | 15:54 |
ActionParsnip | !ot | l3ns | 15:54 |
ubottu | l3ns: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 15:54 |
giant | DasEi, patebinit is being retarded, even with the right url it won't take it :( but it's restarted | 15:54 |
ujjain | I am thinking of rebooting now and test, because I was able to give '/boot' a boot flag in fdisk via Administration -> Disk Utility. | 15:54 |
remoteCTRL1 | ujjain: of course you can chroot, you even need to otherwise it wont work | 15:54 |
jagjr | im having to enter my password 100's of times | 15:54 |
ujjain | It did not have that before, I think a boot partition should at least have a /boot flag. | 15:54 |
skabasje | I hate ubuntu and it's non wifi driver supporting sarcasm :( | 15:54 |
ujjain | remoteCTRL1: How do I chkroot with LVM? | 15:54 |
DasEi | ujjain: http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide, seperated mentioned there | 15:54 |
ujjain | I can mount /boot as /mnt. | 15:55 |
rmozden | l3ns, Windows 7 is better then Vista but I'm still having a hard time justifying the cost of the license just to play windows based games | 15:55 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: its not ubuntu, its hardware developers | 15:55 |
skabasje | no | 15:55 |
skabasje | ok, yeah. | 15:55 |
RMsA | should I wait for the next version of Ubuntu or try the CD from Linux magazine "lucid"? | 15:55 |
jagjr | how can i disable screen lock | 15:55 |
skabasje | but still, ubuntu should figure something out | 15:55 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: companys like nvidia and intel and hp embrace linux greatly and teir products will work excellently | 15:55 |
remoteCTRL1 | ujjain: you might need some lvm commands there, first fint the volume group with vgscan then vgchange then lvscan then youre supposed to be able to mount | 15:55 |
DasEi | giant: ret.. yep;; cd | 15:55 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: it'snot linuxes fault in any way | 15:56 |
l3ns | rmozden: it's not actually about games that i'm after of. it's the media and presentation that i'm after with windows 7. it's something linux is not good at. :( | 15:56 |
skabasje | so | 15:56 |
skabasje | no ubuntu for me ? | 15:56 |
jagjr | how can i diable screen lock? | 15:56 |
DasEi | giant: dmesg > dmesg.txt && pastebinit dmesg.txt | 15:56 |
djoef | remoteCTRL1, that is how I did it till now | 15:56 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: sure,ubuntu for allif it fits your needs | 15:56 |
djoef | but with the new vpn this does not work anymore | 15:56 |
jhammel | hi; i just bought a computer preinstalled with ubuntu; widescreen works with gnome but i want to use fluxbox which uses a lower res | 15:56 |
djoef | I should be able to do this through this extranet thing | 15:56 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: if you need wifi and you need ndiswrapper, use ndisgtk and use the xp32 or xp64 driver | 15:56 |
skabasje | It doesn't, because I can't use the internet :P | 15:57 |
rmozden | skabasje, Talk to the hardware vendors as it is them that keeps specs closed so no one can make a open source drivers for their stuff | 15:57 |
jhammel | i don't even have a /etc/X11/xorg.conf, so am a bit confused how that gets set | 15:57 |
djoef | but I can't find the right way to formulate the link | 15:57 |
natrixnatrix89 | Hi. After I installed mythtv ubuntu always asks for password when I try to shutdown. Because it thinks other users are logged in so it wont let me shut down. How can I find what user could it be and delete that user? | 15:57 |
skabasje | uhm | 15:57 |
skabasje | ok | 15:57 |
rifter | sorry I had to check my solution.. I could not find any way to tell xchat not to overwrite log files (which is dumb) but at least by specifying the logfiles as %n-%c-%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M.log they should be unique each session now | 15:57 |
jagjr | can anyone help me? | 15:57 |
ActionParsnip | djoef: udev and hal work out stuff, you can add an xorg.conf and it will be used | 15:57 |
ujjain | remoteCTRL1: Thanks a lot! Can you please save those 2 links for me and give then to me when I come back after reboot? I cannot save bookmarks on a live CD. | 15:57 |
remoteCTRL1 | djoef: well you need to be able to connect to where the vpn terminates everything else is business as usual | 15:57 |
natrixnatrix89 | jagjr: theres an applet for that | 15:57 |
DasEi | jagjr: the screensaver ? | 15:57 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: ndisgtk will sort you out dude | 15:57 |
rifter | jagjr, sure | 15:57 |
natrixnatrix89 | jagjr: its called inhibit applet | 15:57 |
remoteCTRL1 | ujjain: gimme the links once more pls | 15:58 |
jagjr | it locks randomly | 15:58 |
rifter | jagjr, are you talking about the automatic screen lock? | 15:58 |
jagjr | and it's annoying | 15:58 |
ujjain | remoteCTRL1: http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide http://linuxers.org/howto/how-recover-grub2-ubuntu-910-karmic-koala | 15:58 |
jagjr | it didnt use to be automatic | 15:58 |
brokepunk | need help grepping data from dkpg please | 15:58 |
remoteCTRL1 | ujjain: but why would you reboot now? | 15:58 |
skabasje | Invalid operation ndisgtk | 15:58 |
ujjain | remoteCTRL1: I added the boot flag via disk utility, I feel it might make a difference. | 15:58 |
rifter | jagjr, check under System -> Preferences -> Screensaver | 15:58 |
giant | giant@giant-laptop:~$ dmesg > dmesg.txt && pastebinit dmesg.txt | 15:58 |
giant | http://pastebin.com | 15:58 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: install it from the livecd. i recommend you use a wired connection until you get righted | 15:58 |
ujjain | back in 3min! | 15:59 |
remoteCTRL1 | ujjain: nope it wont | 15:59 |
ujjain | why not? | 15:59 |
rmozden | So I have about 95k lines worth of CIDR block addresses to add into my firewall which is iptables. I dont want to do it that way because it will take forever to process the script. I'd like to use ipset to do this and simplify the problem but is there a way to use it without recompiling the kernel?? | 15:59 |
ujjain | I have grub2 perfectly installed on /boot... | 15:59 |
jagjr | ROFL! | 15:59 |
jagjr | i know what it was | 15:59 |
ujjain | on /dev/sda5 actually. | 15:59 |
jagjr | i had blueproximity on | 15:59 |
DasEi | giant: quity nasty that, sorry for that | 15:59 |
jagjr | and my phones downstairs :/ | 15:59 |
ujjain | if it would just boot /dev/sda5, Iḿ fine. | 15:59 |
remoteCTRL1 | ujjain: very well:) | 15:59 |
natrixnatrix89 | jagjr: :D | 15:59 |
rifter | jagjr, make sure that lock screen is unchecked, or at least if you don't wantit to happen automatically then change the setting that turns on the screensaver when idle | 15:59 |
skabasje | I searched for it in the software center, it says windows wireless driver. imma install it | 15:59 |
rmozden | ujjain, hope it works for you | 15:59 |
giant | giant@giant-laptop:~$ dmesg > dmesg.txt && more ./dmesg.txt | pastebinit -b http://pastebin.ubuntu.com | 15:59 |
giant | Unknown website, please post a bugreport to request this pastebin to be added (http://pastebin.ubuntu.com) | 15:59 |
ujjain | thanks! back in 3min. | 15:59 |
DasEi | giant: pastebinit -b http://paste.ubuntu.com dmesg.txt | 16:00 |
jagjr | thanks guys | 16:00 |
natrixnatrix89 | After I installed mythtv ubuntu always asks for password when I try to shutdown. Because it thinks other users are logged in so it wont let me shut down. How can I find what user could it be and delete that user? | 16:00 |
matteo1990_ | Hi all i have , according to lsusb, an Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HCI mode). It can't see my mobile phone and my wii controller... How can i fix it? | 16:00 |
natrixnatrix89 | How can i list users logged in? | 16:00 |
skabasje | I cant install it. it says: Not available in the current data | 16:00 |
DasEi | natrixnatrix89: who | 16:00 |
genii | natrixnatrix89: or just "w" | 16:00 |
giant | DasEi, http://paste.ubuntu.com/387073/ | 16:00 |
brokepunk | can anyone help me with a grep question | 16:01 |
natrixnatrix89 | DasEi: hmm. theres only me there | 16:01 |
researcher1 | whats the best way to clean uninstall and remove duplicate files/application ? | 16:01 |
natrixnatrix89 | jancis tty7 :0 17:50 ? 20.07s 0.12s gnome-session | 16:01 |
natrixnatrix89 | jancis pts/0 :0.0 18:00 0.00s 0.19s 0.00s w | 16:01 |
rifter | matteo1990_, the security on bluetooth devices requires that you give permission on the device for it to be seen and connected to | 16:01 |
ActionParsnip | matteo1990_: try: sudo hcitool dev; sudo hcitool scan | 16:01 |
rmozden | So no one has any idea about ipset? | 16:01 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: what was the question? | 16:01 |
skabasje | i dont get it. it's there, but I can't install it. | 16:02 |
DasEi | natrixnatrix89: should there be others ? | 16:02 |
rifter | <rmozden> So I have about 95k lines worth of CIDR block addresses to add into my firewall which is iptables. I dont want to do it that way because it will take forever to process the script. I'd like to use ipset to do this and simplify the problem but is there a way to use it without recompiling the kernel?? | 16:02 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, So I have about 95k lines worth of CIDR block addresses to add into my firewall which is iptables. I dont want to do it that way because it will take forever to process the script. I'd like to use ipset to do this and simplify the problem but is there a way to use it without recompiling the kernel?? | 16:02 |
natrixnatrix89 | DasEi: After I installed mythtv ubuntu always asks for password when I try to shutdown. Because it thinks other users are logged in so it wont let me shut down. How can I find what user could it be and delete that user? | 16:02 |
rmozden | rifter, thx | 16:02 |
chili555 | brokepunk: ask the ? pls | 16:02 |
rifter | rmozden, and I unfortunately have no clue ;) | 16:02 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: err... ok i'm out:D | 16:02 |
Giant81 | DasEi: I see line 807 | 16:02 |
holister | I'm trying to get autofs-nfs homedirs working, and they do, except one thing: the user's directories are created as the nobody user, which makes CrossOver refuse to run... the only thing i can find is 2 posts to mailing lists of people that are having the same problem and no responses... | 16:03 |
remoteCTRL1 | skabasje: what? | 16:03 |
skabasje | All applications say the same | 16:03 |
Kimo | i have a problem in my Xorg.conf | 16:03 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, I'm trying to avoid needing a kernel compile but it seems that I'm sol for that if I want to use ipset | 16:03 |
remoteCTRL1 | skabasje: paste your error message and explain what you are trying to acchieve | 16:03 |
Kimo | i want a original xorg.conf for nvidia 5200 | 16:03 |
jiffe | how do I go about resizing an ext3 filesystem? I have a vmware disk with no partitioning that I have an ext3 filesystem on, I resized the disk in vmware but when I run resize2fs it doesn't see a change | 16:03 |
brokepunk | i was trying to use the " dpkg -l | grep virtualbox | pasteinit -" I at the request of a person helping me work on a issue i am having with virtualbox...I do not have pasteinit and need to find a way to get the data he needs to a text doc | 16:03 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: sry buddy but this really exeeds my expertise... | 16:04 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: you need to add the install cd as a repo in software sources | 16:04 |
DasEi | natrixnatrix89: users and groups > to be set there, and whoami tells which user is currently your account | 16:04 |
PyjamaSpank | I've got 2 hard drives. How can I change the order they show up in Nautilus under places? Something to do with fstab? | 16:04 |
remoteCTRL1 | jiffe: use gparted | 16:04 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: id really get a wired connection though, makeslife so much easier | 16:04 |
brokepunk | chili555: i was trying to use the " dpkg -l | grep virtualbox | pasteinit -" I at the request of a person helping me work on a issue i am having with virtualbox...I do not have pasteinit and need to find a way to get the data he needs to a text doc | 16:04 |
skabasje | I look them up in the software center, double click on em so i get the description, and it just says not available in the current data, license: open source, Price: free, Canocial provides critical updates for openoffice.org office suite *or any other app i look at* But no install button | 16:04 |
llutz | brokepunk: dpkg -l | grep virtualbox >file.foo | 16:04 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, This is what I get for trying to block the script kiddies | 16:04 |
skabasje | I am on a wired connection | 16:04 |
brokepunk | llutz: thank you, I will try that | 16:04 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: pardon? | 16:05 |
feedmecereal | Hi folks. I'm trying to get a sound driver installed as described on http://www.pulseaudio.org/wiki/BrokenSoundDrivers but I get an error message when I try to install the package libasound2-dev. Can anyone help me with this? | 16:05 |
chili555 | brokepunk: dpkg -l | grep virtualbox > virtual.txt maybe?? | 16:05 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: cool. then run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade; sudo apt-get install ndisgtk | 16:05 |
natrixnatrix89 | DasEi: do you mean I should change the group I belong to or what? | 16:05 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, the need for ipset is so that my iptables script doesnt have 200k lines in it from all the country blocks and take 2 days to finish | 16:05 |
skabasje | yeah, and ubuntu is designed to be easy | 16:05 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, script kiddies = wanna be hackers | 16:06 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: its a lot easy, try install gentoo then tell me how easy ubuntu is | 16:06 |
jiffe | parted doesn't see the change either | 16:06 |
DasEi | giant: try a reboot, as I don't know the exact model and then re-do dmeg to see if upstart find a better driver now, sudo reboot | 16:06 |
skabasje | gentoo? whats gentoo? | 16:06 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: yeah i know what those are but i never had the urge to protect myself against those with 200k lines of code...? | 16:06 |
Stargaze | skabasje: check distrowatch.com | 16:06 |
brokepunk | chili555: that did it... I tried the same, but added a second pipe... | 16:06 |
brokepunk | clili555: thank you. | 16:07 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: a very tecnical version of linux which starts you from a live text based environment which you slowly build by compiling source | 16:07 |
skabasje | yes | 16:07 |
Giant81 | DasEi: true, we'll see what happens. It's just been annoying. I'm on a Dell 1745 laptop if that helps | 16:07 |
skabasje | try installing windows, and see how hard ubuntu is | 16:07 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: my first gentoo install took about a week and a half to get a desktop | 16:07 |
chili555 | brokepunk: glad its working | 16:07 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, I was blocking entire countries using CIDR addresses. When I get rid of the rest of the world except from where I have friends/family/necessary needs of communication, it comes out to over 100k lines of CIDR addresses | 16:07 |
remoteCTRL1 | ActionParsnip: :DD with or without selinux? | 16:08 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, So by the time I translate that into drop commands for my firewall, is over 200k lines in my iptables script | 16:08 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: on my main pc it took me 2 hours to get sound and increase page file in vista, it all works immediately out of te box in linux | 16:08 |
skabasje | not with me now does it :P | 16:08 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: why the heck would you do that? linux is save man | 16:08 |
ActionParsnip | remoteCTRL1: just bootloader, kernel, xorg and fluxbox | 16:08 |
skabasje | and am talking about windows 7. | 16:08 |
jiffe | remoteCTRL1: yeah when I run parted it won't let me resize larger than the original size | 16:09 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: exactly so what is easy for one isnt easy for another | 16:09 |
DasEi | natrixnatrix89: check if your regular user is in the admin group | 16:09 |
skabasje | cuz tbh, no normal person would go running around entering commands to get his os wroking anymore | 16:09 |
remoteCTRL1 | ActionParsnip: well i knew its complicated but i wasnt aware that its freaknerdy... | 16:09 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: generally, ubuntu is asier than other linuxes | 16:09 |
Sattvic | Does anyone know if I can burn a 900MB ISO file with a Cd-Writer on a DVD? | 16:09 |
natrixnatrix89 | DasEi: yes. it is. | 16:09 |
skabasje | no u cant | 16:09 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, it's safer then windows but considering I'm a info security analyst, I know *nix has it's downfalls too. Why would I want to allow unnecessary traffic a means to even attempt to get in? | 16:09 |
adarsha | @Sattvic: does the cd hold 900 mb? | 16:09 |
skabasje | no | 16:10 |
ActionParsnip | remoteCTRL1: was my first one, i can throw one up in a day or so now | 16:10 |
skabasje | he said dvd | 16:10 |
remoteCTRL1 | jiffe: got a lvm volume there? if so you need to extend the volume group before extending the volume | 16:10 |
Giant81 | DasEi: we're getting there. I now see the device under the sound preferences | 16:10 |
jiffe | remoteCTRL1: no, I just did an mkfs.ext3 on /dev/sdb directly | 16:10 |
genii | Sattvic: CD and DVD use different kinds of lasers, so you can't use a CD writer to burn a DVD | 16:10 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: ever considered whitelisting instead of blacklisting? | 16:10 |
adarsha | @Sattvic: Oh! u r burning to a dvd? u'll need a dvd writer na? | 16:10 |
Sattvic | @adarsha: No, the CDs only go up to 800MB, but the DVDs go much higher - do I need a DVD burner for this? | 16:10 |
adarsha | @Sattvic: yeah. | 16:10 |
ActionParsnip | natrixnatrix89: if the iso is a dvd iso then yes, i recommend you use a usb stick (assuminig the destination system can boot usb) | 16:10 |
remoteCTRL1 | ActionParsnip: youre my hero, man:) with or without selinux? :D | 16:10 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, You have my attention on that - got something I can read to do it? | 16:11 |
remoteCTRL1 | jiffe: which is not so good you should create partitions there first, even if you plan on using the whole disk with it | 16:11 |
ActionParsnip | remoteCTRL1: not sure, guessing not, i just got lan and boot then installed fluxbox and let it bake overnight | 16:11 |
seicherlbob | hi there! can someone tell me, how Pulse, Phonon, Alsa and Xine work together? I got troubles with the sound setup here and would like to know, how these things work together, before i start configuring everything. | 16:11 |
Sattvic | @adarsha: even if it is an ISO image and not a DVD? | 16:11 |
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Guest88809 | I a looking for a script that downloads deb packets including their dependencies, but doesn't install the packets. | 16:12 |
jiffe | remoteCTRL1: ok I'll give that a shot | 16:12 |
adarsha | @Sattvic: iso images are just image files that can hold anything (either cd or dvd ) | 16:12 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: err nothing specific now, but either you block it all and allow specific things to get through or you allow it all and block specific things which is what you are doing if i am not mistaken | 16:12 |
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skabasje | sudo apt-get upgrade; what exactly does this do? It takes a lot of time. | 16:12 |
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remoteCTRL1 | ActionParsnip: hehe 12h of compiling? | 16:13 |
adarsha | @Sattvic: u can burn a cd iso image to a dvd, but u need the appropriate hardware for that. Cd writers can't burn dvds | 16:13 |
remoteCTRL1 | jiffe: good luck! | 16:13 |
woody_ | i have a question, i just got a gateway netbook and loaded it with xubuntu. i cant find drivers for the intel bluetooth or sd card reader. anyone know of a solution? | 16:13 |
Sattvic | @adarsha: Hmm - so can I transfer the iso file to my thumbdrive and give to my friend to burn an image for me? | 16:13 |
ActionParsnip | remoteCTRL1: 650Mhz cpu + 256Mb ram on PATA HDD, 12h + the rest | 16:13 |
vverheijen | I a looking for a script that downloads deb packets including their dependencies, but doesn't install the packets. | 16:13 |
Red_HamsterX | skabasje, it updates all of the software on your system. | 16:13 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, I'd use the hosts.deny files but there is a limitation there too on the ammount of lines that can be used at once | 16:13 |
leander_craig | woody | 16:13 |
remoteCTRL1 | ActionParsnip: aw my gawd | 16:13 |
gabriel | oi | 16:13 |
ActionParsnip | vverheijen: apt-get can be told to only download | 16:13 |
ujjain | So, that did not work :( | 16:13 |
skabasje | that's quite a lot damn | 16:13 |
gabriel | alqum br? | 16:13 |
MrPockets | How oftern do you guys update Ubuntu? | 16:14 |
ActionParsnip | remoteCTRL1: yep, was overnight then i had work so i didnt care | 16:14 |
DasEi | natrixnatrix89: or your problem is the other way round, that myth starts a process as root in bootup, that stops the regular user from terminating it | 16:14 |
leander_craig | onboard bluetooth or is it a dongle/ | 16:14 |
adarsha | @Sattvic: yeah. | 16:14 |
ActionParsnip | MrPockets: nearly every 2 or 3 hours as I am on lucid | 16:14 |
MrPockets | do you find it breaks things? | 16:14 |
MrPockets | the updates? | 16:14 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: look dude IF iuse iüptables i install firestarter and use that one as an ordinary standard firewall with gui n stuff, block it all and then open up for specific things, that gives me like 30 lines in the iptables config;) | 16:14 |
woody_ | my bluetooth is onboard, as is the card reader | 16:14 |
ActionParsnip | MrPockets: no never | 16:15 |
remoteCTRL1 | ActionParsnip: did it just for the fun of it or are you actually working with it? | 16:15 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, This isnt for my desktop, it's for my server | 16:15 |
Giant81 | DasEi: , I'm sure you get this quite often, but THANK YOU, a couple clicks through the preferences and I've got sound | 16:15 |
Sattvic | @adarsha: thanks for the info | 16:15 |
DasEi | !yay | giant | 16:15 |
ActionParsnip | remoteCTRL1: its a headless samba/torrent/file/backup server | 16:15 |
ubottu | giant: Glad you made it! :-) | 16:15 |
* Dan_E is happy for Giant81 been there! | 16:16 | |
Giant81 | DasEi: I went through the same preferences before I started messing with it, and they wouldn't work, the new drivers are probably what did it | 16:16 |
motaka2 | how to update list of installed packages | 16:16 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: well in that case skip the gui, yet still block it all and then open up what you need to have opened... blacklisting 200k lines of ipadresses apeears quite exagerated to me | 16:16 |
ActionParsnip | remoteCTRL1: although its making some nasty noises lately so might get a fitpc to replace | 16:16 |
brokepunk | ActionParsnip: you are doing backups to the same place you have your torrents? | 16:16 |
adarsha | @Sattvic: sure! :) | 16:16 |
ActionParsnip | brokepunk: no, to a firewire hdd | 16:16 |
brokepunk | ActionParsnip: ok... bad business, that | 16:17 |
ActionParsnip | brokepunk: why? | 16:17 |
* Giant81 thinks !yay does not convey his happyness. There should be a !w00t | 16:17 | |
skabasje | uhm | 16:17 |
Giant81 | !w00t Giant81 | 16:17 |
DasEi | Giant81: yes, with that vid it'll be more fun in lucid for you, as the graphics are up quite far, a matter of time when sound (which is better chipset) will do, also | 16:17 |
skabasje | the updates asks me something :P | 16:17 |
remoteCTRL1 | ActionParsnip: i see... i really like those network storage arrays with samba... but dont ask me for specifics now i just accidentally found an articel the other day that i am for sure not ever gonna find again:D | 16:17 |
charzero | If I want to have an xfs formatted device as /var but xfs is in a module, is it sufficient to have / (and /lib) mounted before /var (fs_passno=2 for /var) or do I have to set something else up? | 16:17 |
ActionParsnip | brokepunk: stuff is stored locally, backup runs every night to the firewire | 16:17 |
skabasje | what's a grub? | 16:17 |
brokepunk | ActionParsnip: if all you have is nameless data in your backups, I guess not bad at all.. | 16:17 |
jiffe | remoteCTRL1: does the same thing on /dev/sdb1 | 16:17 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: its the bootloader | 16:18 |
ActionParsnip | brokepunk: its worked for a good while | 16:18 |
skabasje | ah, it says there is a new version or something, and that the current one has been locally modified, what do I do? | 16:18 |
remoteCTRL1 | jiffe: seriously? you got one partition on your sdb device now, right? and youre trying to INCREASE that one? | 16:18 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: sudo apt-get --reinstall install packagename | 16:18 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, My firewall is custom since it does some rate limiting, connection tweaks and then firewall rules. When I get some botnet trying to get to samba shares/firewalled ports, it junks up my connection. Since I get them from multiple countries, the best solution to be proactive was to block all except where I do work at or have communications with. ipset would be the ideal way to set that up as I would only need 4 li | 16:18 |
rmozden | nes in my iptables script to use that 'group' and also be able to adjust it on the fly as need be. | 16:18 |
skabasje | install the package maintainer's version, keep the local version currently installed | 16:18 |
rmrfslash | So why is TinyCore 10 MB and Ubuntu Mini is 133 MB | 16:19 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: if its a new install use the maintainers | 16:19 |
skabasje | k | 16:19 |
ActionParsnip | rmrfslash: puppy is 80mb | 16:19 |
rmrfslash | DSL is 50 MB | 16:19 |
charzero | How do I get it to load kernel modules before setting up other filesystems? | 16:19 |
rmrfslash | ok so Ubuntu Mini is 133 | 16:19 |
rmrfslash | how could it be that large | 16:20 |
DasEi | natrixnatrix89: I found a similar issue to yours, but I'm little nervous, it suggests removing some part of pulseaudio, but I'm not in the deep of myth (too much overhead for my uses), but -own your own risk, we can try this | 16:20 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: i dont get you buddy you can just block it all, and then whitelist the ips that you are working on | 16:20 |
ActionParsnip | rmrfslash: theres ulite too, not sure the size there | 16:20 |
delimax | hello all. i installed karmic x64 yesterday and i'm very impressed so far at how easy it is to use. it's great! | 16:20 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: without having to block it on a per ip basis that is completely weird, dude;) | 16:21 |
ActionParsnip | rmrfslash: depends whats in it, you will most likely find its kernel modules and drivers | 16:21 |
ActionParsnip | delimax: glad you like it | 16:21 |
skabasje | is there like, a short key to open the terminal? | 16:21 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, Not really. You ever worked in IT security? It's done like that all the time | 16:21 |
jiffe | remoteCTRL1: that is correct, created 1 partition with fdisk and mkfs'ed to ext3, expanded it from 8gb to 12gb in vmware and parted is still showing max of 8587MB even after reboot | 16:21 |
rmrfslash | Then I guess it's a mystery how TimyCore got so tiny | 16:21 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: i use guake and use F12 to drop down/hide the terminal | 16:21 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: if you are using kde then use yakuake | 16:22 |
ervasd | http://www.e-castig.com/index.php?r=pszR | 16:22 |
skabasje | o.o | 16:22 |
skabasje | yakuake? are you making up words now? :P | 16:22 |
ActionParsnip | !info yakuake | skabasje | 16:22 |
ubottu | skabasje: yakuake (source: yakuake): a Quake-style terminal emulator based on KDE Konsole technology. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.9.6-1ubuntu1 (karmic), package size 373 kB, installed size 1888 kB | 16:22 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: so, no I'm not making up words | 16:23 |
skabasje | yes! now I know exactly what it does :P | 16:23 |
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remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: i adminster two university institutes and i use ipcop as a firewall and i do it the way that i described, IBLOCK EVERYTHING! and then i open up specifc ports for either ALL or for specific ips and thats it | 16:23 |
ervasd | http://www.e-castig.com/index.php?r=pszR | 16:23 |
ervasd | http://www.e-castig.com/index.php?r=pszR | 16:23 |
FloodBot2 | ervasd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 16:23 |
jiffe | remoteCTRL1: alright, I was choosing /dev/sdb1 when running parted, when running it against /dev/sdb and choosing partition 1 I am now getting that there is an incompatible feature enabled on it | 16:23 |
ActionParsnip | skabasje: so you can use guake instead of terminal and a hotkey will hide / show the terminal | 16:23 |
remoteCTRL1 | jiffe: there you go! do the partitioning in gparted and then youll be fine, just delete and recreate it | 16:24 |
skabasje | thanks! | 16:24 |
charzero | How do I get the moduels in /etc/modules to be loaded before filesystems in /etc/fstab with an fs_passno of 2? | 16:25 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, I'll look into it | 16:25 |
jiffe | remoteCTRL1: that sounds destructuve | 16:25 |
jiffe | remoteCTRL1: destructive rather | 16:25 |
skabasje | sudo apt-get install ndisgtk | 16:25 |
skabasje | I did this one. Now what do I do :$? | 16:25 |
stdisease | jiffe, try a resize2fs again on it, back up your stuff | 16:25 |
Hebram | rmozden: The way that remoteCTRL1 explains is the way to do it. Otherwise you will be configuring firewall rules until the end of time. Deny all then allow what you need. | 16:25 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: you gotta consider one thing: dynamic ips its completely useless attempting to block script kiddies by ip if they got a new one in 8 hours;) | 16:26 |
remoteCTRL1 | Hebram: thanks dude:) | 16:26 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, That why you block via a CIDR | 16:26 |
jiffe | stdisease: resize2fs still says 'The filesystem is already 2096474 blocks long. Nothing to do!' | 16:26 |
remoteCTRL1 | jiffe: sure is, same as mk3fs | 16:26 |
ujjain | does it matter if I not unmount a partitoin? because it errors. | 16:26 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: come again? | 16:27 |
DasEi | ujjain: more whole story ? | 16:27 |
jiffe | remoteCTRL1: yeah, I'm not trying to recreate it, I was hoping to be able to just resize it | 16:27 |
abhi_nav | !details | ujjain | 16:27 |
ubottu | ujjain: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 16:27 |
remoteCTRL1 | jiffe: if you mk3fsed it previously your data are gone anyways;) | 16:27 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, I've never blocked by individual ip address, always by CIDR address so I catch their entire network. ie: 128.0.0.0/8 addressing | 16:28 |
jiffe | remoteCTRL1: I'm doing this on a test machine before I do it elsewhere | 16:28 |
stdisease | abhi_nav, DasEi : heh whoever it is they quit, people! | 16:28 |
abhi_nav | I see | 16:28 |
abhi_nav | I didnt notice that | 16:28 |
remoteCTRL1 | jiffe wise thing to do:) | 16:28 |
abhi_nav | stdisease: :) :) :) | 16:29 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: look you consider yourself an it security specialist, i dont want to appear condescending but learn your basics, man | 16:29 |
stdisease | blech this candy tastes rather surgical | 16:30 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: we got a saying in my country: to carry the church arround the cross and that is what youre doing | 16:30 |
Snicksie | i got a question about ubuntu-one, the online storage. I got a launchpad account, have an online storage, but it looks like there's something wrong. i can't really connect or so, are there some things i'm missing? (standard 9.10 configuration, upgraded from a clean 9.04 ubuntu) | 16:31 |
bitsmart | hi folks, I am wondering if fuseblk is only used to mount a drive when the user is non-root? that is my first question... | 16:31 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, I never called myself a specalist, just stated my job title. An anylast isnt a specalist. As for the whitelist bit, I'm reading as we chat so no need for belittling me nor will I feed into it's behavior | 16:31 |
Hebram | rmozden: You can do it anyway you want. The question is how much time do you want to spend in front of your keyboard building rules. You can either be reactive 24/7 and do it your way, or just allow what you *need*. The latter requires administration only once in a while. | 16:32 |
Pici | Snicksie: Ubuntu One support is in #ubuntuone | 16:32 |
Snicksie | okay, thanks Pici ;) | 16:32 |
stdisease | bitsmart, fuseblk is used to mount a file a system whose support is written using the FUSE framework | 16:33 |
remoteCTRL1 | rmozden: sorry if i offended you but you really need to understand that in your line of business!:) | 16:33 |
remoteCTRL1 | ok nice evening everybody | 16:33 |
rmozden | Hebram, took me 5 min to generate the rules via my parse script | 16:33 |
stdisease | bitsmart, root or non-root | 16:33 |
jhammel | i'm trying to get full resolution (widescreen) working in fluxbox; it works in gnome, so the system is capable, and works if i run gnome-session in fluxbox and change with the gnome-display-properties app | 16:34 |
jhammel | anyone know where i should look? | 16:34 |
ActionParsnip | jhammel: use xorg.conf dude | 16:34 |
andreas__ | How can i record my mic and my speaker in recordmydesktop..? | 16:34 |
stdisease | jhammel, try command 'xrandr' | 16:34 |
Pelusa | kien ere | 16:34 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, My line of business is an auditor. Why I didnt get that title with it I dont know. My main focus is PCI-DSS | 16:34 |
jhammel | stdisease: thanks, looking into it | 16:35 |
Hebram | rmozden: And how much extra load are you putting on your firewall processing all those extra rules? | 16:35 |
jhammel | ActionParsnip: well, funny thing | 16:35 |
Pelusa | in spanish please | 16:35 |
jhammel | ActionParsnip: i can't find an xorg.conf on my system | 16:35 |
stdisease | !es | Pelusa | 16:35 |
ubottu | Pelusa: 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. | 16:35 |
bitsmart | stdisease: ok, thanks. my next question is if I want my ntfs HDD mounted through fstab, can I use the syntax generated by Xwindows to mount it? in other words, it successfully mounts when I double-click it, and appears like so in mtab: /dev/sda1 /media/Media_ fuseblk rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,blksize=4096 0 0 so can I then add that to fstab and have it work? | 16:35 |
stdisease | bitsmart, use filesystem type 'ntfs-3g' and options 'defaults' | 16:36 |
ActionParsnip | jhammel: karmic doesn't ship with one but if one exists it will be obeyed | 16:36 |
dogge10 | hey, is it possible to mount a usb pen drive as a non-root user with write permissions on that user under 9.10? | 16:36 |
rmozden | Hebram, Amazingly enough, it doesnt load on the mahine much but takes forever to process. Considering I have a twin dual-core HE rackmount in my house, only saw 30% of one proc being used to process it | 16:36 |
bitsmart | stdisease, like this? /dev/sda1 /media/Media ntfs defaults 0 0 | 16:36 |
bitsmart | err | 16:36 |
jhammel | ActionParsnip: ahh, good to know; it seems strange that it wouldn't be there | 16:36 |
bitsmart | stdisease, like this? /dev/sda1 /media/Media ntfs-3g defaults 0 0 | 16:36 |
stdisease | bitsmart, ntfs-3g not 'ntfs' | 16:36 |
andreas__ | How can i record my mic and my speaker in recordmydesktop..? | 16:37 |
ActionParsnip | jhammel: oh ive madeplenty of noise about this dude, very annoying for those folks who actually needit | 16:37 |
pjmtlg | Hi all. Any chance one of you guys use espn player on ubuntu ? | 16:37 |
jhammel | ActionParsnip: and those that expect to find it; thanks | 16:37 |
stdisease | bitsmart, yes, but best to leave /media for dynamically mounted media, use something under /mnt instead . but those are just conveniences of course that line is valid | 16:37 |
Rolo | Hiya. After installing an update the other day to my Karmic 64 system I can now only log in to Gnome in Failsafe mode. I don't know what to do next. Nobody's really made any suggestion on the forum, can anyone help? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8904814#post8904814 Thanks loads for any assitance! | 16:37 |
ActionParsnip | Rolo: do you get a log on screen? | 16:38 |
dogge10 | hey, is it possible to mount a usb pen drive as a non-root user with write permissions on that user under 9.10? | 16:38 |
bitsmart | stdisease, ok thanks. now how can I get that drive to be unmounted at shutdown or reboot? do I have to add a line into the halt and reboot scripts? | 16:38 |
rmozden | remoteCTRL1, Whitelisting is going to be a problem too since that in itself is about 30k lines of allows | 16:39 |
Rolo | ActionParsip> Yes, I get the login screen, then I enter my username and password and the screen goes blank for a moment then the login screen just comes back. I don't see an error and can't find any in logs, but not sure which logs I should be looking in. Thanks for your help :> | 16:39 |
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Rolo | Can log in via SSH and FreeNX. Tried installing KDE to see what that did but that fails in the same way as loggin in to Gnome. | 16:39 |
papapep | Rolo: try to run "startx" as regular user, and see what error messages it shows | 16:39 |
Rolo | papapep: I logged in via tty and tried to run startx this morning and it said it wouldnt run as it was already running. I removed the tmp file and it said the same thing, I can't remember if that was with sudo or not. | 16:40 |
Rolo | I'm remote at the mo | 16:40 |
stdisease | bitsmart, it'll be mounted and unmounted automatically just as for the other file systems on your fstab | 16:40 |
savage_arrow | hello | 16:40 |
papapep | Rolo: then you should wait to be local | 16:41 |
Rolo | papapep: if I run startx via ssh it says X: user not authorized to run the X server, aborting. | 16:41 |
Rolo | xinit: Server error. | 16:41 |
Rolo | Is that expected? | 16:41 |
papapep | Rolo: yes | 16:41 |
bitsmart | stdisease, ok. I was concerned because twice now the drive seems to have gotten errors and needed to be checked by chkdsk in Windows, and I wondered if maybe it was not being unmounted | 16:41 |
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Rolo | Okay, I can come back later when I'm local if need be. In the meantime, is there any log I can check for some sort of error? It's hard to search for help with no error message. | 16:42 |
jiffe | cool, got it to work, recreating the partition with fdisk isn't as destructive as I thought | 16:42 |
digitig | Ok, what does this error mean, and what do I do about it? (Received when running system update): "W: A error occurred during the signature verification. The repository is not updated and the previous index files will be used.GPG error: http://repository.cairo-dock.org karmic Release: The following signatures were invalid: NODATA 1 NODATA 2" | 16:42 |
skabasje | I installed the NDIS wrapper, but the bottom of the tutorial says it's been corrected with the new ubuntu, but it doesnt work. my wifi doesnt work. | 16:42 |
jcrawford | hey guys any thoughts as to why my apache would be looking for an .htaccess in my ~/ directory? I setup a vhost that is giving a 403 Forbidden due to this error. [Tue Mar 02 11:20:21 2010] [crit] [client 127.0.0.1] (13)Permission denied: /home/jocrawfo/.htaccess pcfg_openfile: unable to check htaccess file, ensure it is readable | 16:43 |
jcrawford | i used the Ubuntu apache packages | 16:43 |
teage | does anyone know where ubuntu 9.10 keeps the wireless drivers at? | 16:45 |
papapep | Rolo: usually in /var/log/Xorg.0.log | 16:46 |
dimuls | teage, there is no drivers in linux | 16:46 |
stdisease | jcrawford, like it said, is that file ~/.htaccess readable to the apache server ? What are the permissions on that file? and what user:group is apache running as? | 16:47 |
dimuls | teage, its called module for kernel | 16:47 |
rifter | ok, so I am trying to figure out how to make my removable media (like usb drives) mount to consistent, sensible places. However,the old way of doing this, with hal and rules, is apparently deprecated in 9.10, and all the gui methods of changing this are gone as well | 16:47 |
teage | dimuls: then why did i have to install it. ? i had to install the driver. | 16:47 |
teage | dimuls: ic | 16:47 |
stdisease | teage, driver *is* usually just a module | 16:47 |
SilverFox | what would cause connecting to my webserver to be slow (once connected, everything is quick)? Connecting via IP is slow as well. Should I be looking at UFW or Apache? | 16:48 |
rifter | the only post I have found that even tries to pretend to talk about 9.10 suggests using fstab, but the problem with that is anything you put there the system is going to try to mount at boot. fstab is notthe right place for removable media imho | 16:48 |
skabasje | vim: command not found | 16:48 |
ni1s | teage, /lib/modules/<kernel-version>/kernel/net/wireless probably | 16:48 |
dimuls | i don't know what you did.. but there is no drivers in linux | 16:48 |
stdisease | SilverFox, or DNS... | 16:48 |
ni1s | dimuls, ofcourse there is | 16:48 |
rifter | besides that, fstab requires the mountpoint to exist. whatever gnome is doingto mount things in /media does not require that | 16:48 |
SilverFox | stdisease: connecting via IP is slow as well. | 16:48 |
SilverFox | or maybe php... | 16:49 |
rifter | I realize that using UUIDs is going to be part of my solution, I jsut need to figure out where to put them | 16:49 |
rifter | we got rid of hal... what is in itsplace? | 16:50 |
dimuls | ni1s, where? | 16:50 |
ni1s | rifter, a custom HAL fdi file should probably do the trick | 16:50 |
stdisease | rifter, we did? It's still there in 10.4 alpha | 16:50 |
ni1s | dimuls, where what? | 16:50 |
rifter | nils, hal files apparently no longer work in 9.10 | 16:50 |
dimuls | ni1s, sory, nothing | 16:51 |
f3n1x | How to run a program async. via console in DEBIAN? | 16:51 |
rifter | stdisease, well then what I am reading is wrong in the wikidocs, howtos, and forums.. it all says hal is deprecated in 9.10 and that the rules no longer work | 16:51 |
stdisease | rifter, ass for trying to automatically mount at boot you can append 'noauto' to options | 16:51 |
Pici | f3n1x: ask in #debian | 16:51 |
skabasje | seriously, how do I add a line to a file, If I can't safe it? | 16:51 |
Jimi_Neutral | Does anyone know why when i boot into clonezilla with a client to be cloned i get an error saying cannot continue because the path does not exist even though it does? It is a slave drive, permissions are set so it can be written to and everything is good as far as I can see | 16:51 |
stdisease | rifter, *as , oops | 16:51 |
Kwpolska | cya | 16:51 |
rifter | stdisease, in fstab you mean ..put noauto? | 16:51 |
stdisease | rifter, correct, fstab | 16:52 |
Kimo | hello | 16:52 |
Kimo | hi | 16:52 |
papapep | f3n1x: anacron? | 16:52 |
ni1s | rifter, HAL runs on my 9.10 | 16:52 |
Kimo | How to remove all graphique seting frm ubuntu | 16:52 |
spartano | \server irc.en3rgie.net | 16:52 |
Kimo | to become like the first instalation | 16:52 |
rifter | stdisease, if I do it that way, will the drive still automatically mount when I attach it? | 16:52 |
Amnesia | sorry i am new to ubuntu and stated just today so i was wondering if any1 could tell me how to log in through super user account in ubuntu..... i hav eversion 8.10 | 16:53 |
Pici | !sudo | Amnesia | 16:53 |
ubottu | Amnesia: sudo is a command to run command-line ( see !cli ) programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !gksu (Gnome, XFCE), or !kdesudo (KDE) | 16:53 |
spartano | \server irc.darksin.net | 16:53 |
jcrawford | stdisease, the question is WHY it is looking in my home directory for an .htaccess at all | 16:53 |
Kimo | SomeOne can help me plz | 16:53 |
rifter | nils, ok.. so you have custom hal rules? because if those still work, I think it might be a better solution than fstab | 16:53 |
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dogge10 | hey, is it possible to mount a usb pen drive as a non-root user with write permissions on that user under 9.10? | 16:53 |
dimuls | Kimo, maybe remove old user and add new one | 16:54 |
yarri | !gksu | 16:54 |
ubottu | If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 16:54 |
stdisease | rifter, if HAL is running I think it'll mount it according to fstab rules, but I can't be sure. Otherwise just mount from command line, put option 'user' to avoid sudo | 16:54 |
Kimo | how i can do that | 16:54 |
Pici | !who | 16:54 |
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Stargaze | Kimo: http://beginlinux.wordpress.com/2009/05/14/ubuntu-9-04-cleanup-with-computer-janitor/ | 16:54 |
skabasje | please help :P I'm getting tired of trying... | 16:54 |
albech | is there no zlib-dev package available? | 16:54 |
ni1s | albech, zlib1g-dev | 16:55 |
Kimo | non non i have some trouble in X.org and graphique card i want to restore my pc like the first use | 16:55 |
rifter | stdisease, well, I want the drives to still automount when they get attached,like they do now. I just want to change the mountpoint to something more sensible than the uuid, which is what they mount as now | 16:55 |
ni1s | skabasje, whats the problem? | 16:55 |
albech | ni1s, ahh thanks | 16:55 |
ni1s | albech, you're welcome | 16:55 |
skabasje | I cant get the wireless driver to work. I tried this 4 times alread, and I really want to use ubuntu | 16:55 |
ni1s | skabasje, what's card do you have? | 16:56 |
Kimo | i have some trouble in X.org and graphique card i want to restore my pc like the first use | 16:56 |
stdisease | rifter, on my debian sid for example, they mount as '/media/disk' /media/disk-1 etc.. there must be a config file you could configure somewhere, anyway that doesn't matter much when you only use GUI apps, you just click on the volume's icon | 16:56 |
skabasje | broadcom BCM94311MCG | 16:56 |
Stargaze | skabasje: internal or external? | 16:57 |
dimuls | skabasje, notebook? netbook? | 16:57 |
dogge10 | is it possible to mount a usb pen drive as a non-root user with write permissions on that user under 9.10? | 16:57 |
skabasje | notebook, in my laptop, not a usb device | 16:57 |
Kimo | ho to restore Ubuntu like after format | 16:57 |
drizzt_ | (1) how can I install Ubuntu into the separate folder? | 16:57 |
amnesia | how does one log into the super user account in ubuntu 8.10 | 16:57 |
Hede}_ | can you make "perform" (as i mirc) in gnome Qchat? | 16:58 |
Stargaze | amnesia: use 'sudo' | 16:58 |
drizzt_ | amnesia, by using suid binaries | 16:58 |
dimuls | skabasje, model? | 16:58 |
ni1s | Kimo, try moving /etc/X11/xorg.conf to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup and see if it restores it | 16:58 |
Pici | amnesia: Did you look at the website that ubottu told you earlier about sudo? | 16:58 |
skabasje | uhm | 16:58 |
skabasje | acer extensa 5220 | 16:58 |
Kimo | non all x.org in my pc have the same prob | 16:58 |
rifter | stdisease, yes, well, mine are mounting as things like /media/b8af5814-48aa-4a6a-9b65-360740c79477 which isn't very easy to discern (it's from the uid) and besides I do use command line as well. the mount command can put them in different places, but I want the automounter to do it. there are instructions on how, butthey require creating these rules fro the hal | 16:58 |
dimuls | skabasje, try to google "acer extensa 5220 linux wifi" | 16:59 |
Pici | drizzt_: Can you elaborate your question? What folder are you talking about? | 16:59 |
amnesia | @pici tell me the name of the site again...... i logged out and tried su and [password] | 16:59 |
rifter | stdisease, it use dto be that in ubuntu you oculd configure this form the gui, but as of 9.10 you no longer can | 16:59 |
dimuls | skabasje, or "acer extensa 5220 ubuntu wifi" | 16:59 |
ni1s | Kimo, what's the error you are getting? | 16:59 |
Pici | amnesia: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 16:59 |
drizzt_ | Pici, some arbitraty folder under / | 16:59 |
amnesia | thx | 16:59 |
stdisease | rifter, no idea sorry, never used 9.10 | 16:59 |
drizzt_ | drizzt_, with dualboot | 16:59 |
jcrawford | so anyone that can help with the ubuntu install of apache or should i ask in #apache? | 16:59 |
rifter | stdisease, and gnome-mount isn't there anymore.. that was an easy hal rule generator as well as the way gmoe was mounting things, if I am reaidng right | 17:00 |
Kimo | i have this message | 17:00 |
Kimo | Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page: Failed to query NoScanout for screen 0. | 17:00 |
skabasje | I already told u, I tried this 4 times, I tried google as well | 17:00 |
jcrawford | not sure why the error log is saying it cannot read an .htaccess file in my user directory. I am not even sure why it is looking in my user directory ~/.htaccess | 17:00 |
Stargaze | jcrawford: in Synaptic, go to Edit > Mark packages by task | 17:00 |
dimuls | jcrawford, try to google lamp | 17:01 |
rifter | stdisease, here is one of many places where they tell how to write udev rules http://www.debianhelp.org/node/9937 | 17:01 |
papapep | jcrawford: I suppose you should review carefully your vhost settings | 17:01 |
Pici | drizzt_: you need to install Ubuntu on a partition by itself. If you want you can mount that partition within your other OS so that it shows up like its in another path though. | 17:01 |
Kimo | how i can rmove pricipal user and switching to another | 17:01 |
Pici | !google > dimuls | 17:01 |
ubottu | dimuls, please see my private message | 17:01 |
jcrawford | my vhost is correct, i have checked several times | 17:01 |
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jcrawford | dimuls, i would rather not use a lamp stack, just need apache working | 17:01 |
jcrawford | Stargaze, what should I look for there? | 17:02 |
drizzt_ | Pici, you mean virtual disk? | 17:02 |
stdisease | rifter, do you get anything when you run 'pidof hald' for example? | 17:02 |
papapep | jcrawford: well as it doesn't work, it can't be that correct | 17:02 |
papapep | there's something you're missing | 17:02 |
Pici | drizzt_: No. I'm just talking about mounting a partition on a mountpoint,. | 17:02 |
jcrawford | papapep, it is correct my co-worker has the same config set on his machine and it works | 17:02 |
gui_ | do I need to sign with my own key to crypt a message with public foreign key (gpg) ? | 17:02 |
drizzt_ | Pici, I cannot create a separate partition :( | 17:02 |
gui_ | I have no key and want to send a crypted message | 17:02 |
jcrawford | but for some reason my install is seeking out an .htaccess in /home/jocrawfo/ which is nothing I setup | 17:03 |
Kimo | someone can help me | 17:03 |
gui_ | I don't have my private key there ! | 17:03 |
Kimo | i want to talk in privat | 17:03 |
abhi_nav | Yes sure | 17:03 |
abhi_nav | private? why? | 17:03 |
jcrawford | and I do not need MySQL installed just Apache | 17:03 |
jcrawford | so marking by task is not what I need | 17:03 |
jcrawford | :) | 17:03 |
rifter | stdisease, yes there is a hald running, but I read that the way the rules work is changed in 9.10 in several places, including here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1301557 | 17:04 |
skabasje | google doesnt help me that well right now | 17:04 |
dimuls | Kimo, System->Users and Groups | 17:04 |
volve | hello all, I'm having trouble googling for this topic so hoped folks here might know. I have some large disk images that I want to compress, and I'd like to find a way to distribute the compression across multiple systems on my lan. Are there any tools to do this at all? | 17:04 |
Pici | jcrawford: Why is apache looking at your home directory, did you setup a vhost to look there? If so, then www-data needs to be able to read the directory, even if you don't have an .htaccess file there. | 17:05 |
papapep | Kimo: i you talk in private nobody else gets that experience | 17:05 |
jcrawford | Pici, no i did not set my vhost to be there, my vhost is /home/jocrawfo/workspace/ovife/ | 17:06 |
dimuls | skabasje, http://www.linlap.com/wiki/acer+extensa+5220 | 17:06 |
papapep | s/i/if | 17:06 |
jcrawford | I tried putting an htaccess file there, setting it readable and set the group to www-data but it still complains. that's why I am frustrated i don't know WHY it is even looking in that directory | 17:06 |
dimuls | skabasje, first finded, look at the bottom | 17:06 |
KB1JWQ | Is there a Ubuntu equivalent for "yum provides?" | 17:06 |
Pici | jcrawford: Hm.. Then it shouldn't really care. I think that #httpd might be able to help you more (thats the Apache support channel) | 17:06 |
Pici | KB1JWQ: What does 'yum provides' do? | 17:06 |
jcrawford | Pici, thanks i was not sure if they would support the ubuntu install as it is not typical :) | 17:07 |
ubuntu | hello | 17:07 |
ubuntu | :D | 17:07 |
skabasje | This site won't be updated anymore. Please check the b43 driver page at linuxwireless.org for up-to-date information. | 17:07 |
KB1JWQ | Pici: You feed it the name of a file, it checks the package repositories and returns a match for packages that provide that file. | 17:07 |
Traveler2 | hello | 17:07 |
abhi_nav | which is the french ubuntu support channel? | 17:08 |
stdisease | KB1JWQ, | 17:08 |
abhi_nav | Kimo needs it | 17:08 |
DasEi | KB1JWQ: apt-cache depends / apt-cache show | 17:08 |
Pici | KB1JWQ: You can use apt-file to acheive that. Its a separate package though, and is not installed by default. After installing make sure that you run sudo apt-file update first. Or, if the package is already installed, you can use dpkg -S filename | 17:08 |
rifter | stdisease, nils ok I think I may have answered my own question.. but I'm going to figure it out. Like I was saying before, the old place tyto write these rules, /etc/hal/fdi/policy/preferences.fdi is deprecated now | 17:08 |
papapep | abhi_nav: ubuntu-fr? | 17:08 |
Kimo | yeah | 17:08 |
KB1JWQ | ate package though, and is not installed by default. After installing make sure that you run sudo apt-file update first. Or, if the package is already installed, you can use dpkg -S filename | 17:08 |
skabasje | seriously | 17:08 |
skabasje | do you expect me to understand this? :( | 17:08 |
rifter | stdisease, nils however it looks like maybe udev rules in /etc/udev/rules.d hsould work in 9.10 | 17:08 |
abhi_nav | papapep: ok he is now gone there. thnx | 17:09 |
worren | hola | 17:09 |
worren | hi | 17:09 |
papapep | abhi_nav: ;) | 17:09 |
abhi_nav | !hi | worren | 17:09 |
ubottu | worren: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 17:09 |
abhi_nav | papapep: :) | 17:09 |
rifter | stdisease, nils I am about to find out :PP | 17:09 |
worren | español? | 17:09 |
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KB1JWQ | Pici, DasEi: Thanks! I'll check into it. | 17:10 |
papapep | worren: español en ubuntu-es | 17:10 |
dimuls | skabasje, next i googled "ubuntu bcm43xx" | 17:10 |
luciid3 | hi | 17:10 |
worren | español | 17:10 |
luciid3 | many use now chromium instead of google chrome | 17:10 |
luciid3 | i want it to | 17:10 |
stdisease | worren, '/j #ubuntu-es' por favor thx | 17:10 |
dimuls | skabasje, and found http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1071920 | 17:10 |
luciid3 | but which buld should i download? | 17:10 |
worren | ¿¿?? | 17:10 |
luciid3 | they make 10 per day o.O | 17:10 |
DasEi | !es > worren | 17:10 |
ubottu | worren, please see my private message | 17:10 |
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luciid3 | which build | 17:11 |
d3c0n | morning | 17:11 |
dogge10 | is it possible to mount a usb pen drive as a non-root user with write permissions on that user under 9.10? | 17:11 |
xfact | Finally I am here | 17:11 |
rmozden | !ipsetp | 17:11 |
rmozden | !ipset | 17:11 |
arand_ | luciid3: you can simply add the repo, install and if it seems to work, just diasble it and ignore further updates... | 17:11 |
Guest71294 | Hey, I just downloaded the windows installer, and tried to install ubuntu, and it finished 100% whenever I booted into it, but now every time I try to boot it it takes me to a dos like screen | 17:11 |
DasEi | luciid3: either you use the stable ones or add an repo for daily builds, have it with your common updates included | 17:12 |
skabasje | "Okay so you have a wireless card that shows up in ubuntu but doesnt connect to any wireless network?" | 17:12 |
skabasje | how do i know if it shows up? | 17:12 |
skabasje | :P | 17:12 |
luciid3 | so there are stable CHROMIUM binaries? | 17:12 |
luciid3 | i only see these snapshots | 17:12 |
d3c0n | guest is there a marque just blinking? and how long does it stay there | 17:12 |
Guest71294 | it just stays like that, and it talks about like tabbing for a list of commands | 17:13 |
Guest71294 | blinking cursor | 17:13 |
arand_ | Guest71294: It's the grub screen? | 17:13 |
DasEi | luciid3: still in development, gues you're right there | 17:13 |
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Guest71294 | yeah! | 17:13 |
Guest71294 | grub | 17:13 |
stdisease | Guest71294, right you need to replace a buggy file, let me get you a link | 17:13 |
dimuls | skabasje, try this http://linuxers.org/howto/how-install-drivers-bcm43xx-chipset-based-wireless-cards-ubuntu | 17:14 |
abhi_nav | Does so many frequesnt installation of (any) os reduces hdd life? | 17:14 |
papapep | abhi_nav: as any other hd usage. They have an estimated lifetime. The more you make it work, the more you shorten it :) | 17:15 |
NewWorld | abhi_nav: I think any read/write operations reduce it's life. | 17:15 |
dimuls | skabasje, use your brain=) | 17:15 |
misiek200m | hello ;) | 17:15 |
abhi_nav | papapep: & NewWorld: ok. thnx | 17:15 |
xfact | abhi_nav: I believe so, every time during new installation it updates the bad sectors, which may reduce your HDD space a little and life more | 17:15 |
d3c0n | guest your grub screen doesnt have options on it like ubuntu build blah blah | 17:15 |
abhi_nav | xfact: hmm thnx | 17:15 |
xfact | abhi_nav: No problem :) | 17:16 |
abhi_nav | xfact: :) | 17:16 |
hanaita | hola | 17:16 |
Guest71294 | Ummm it has command options but I don't know how to do any of them besides like reboot | 17:16 |
hanaita | cristina estas ahi | 17:16 |
arand_ | !es | hanaita | 17:17 |
ubottu | hanaita: 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. | 17:17 |
hanaita | si me da la gana hablar español hablo | 17:17 |
Stargaze | ah, skabasje Belgium | 17:17 |
d3c0n | guest to load ubuntu u will need to select ubuntu on the top not the fail safe one, to load windows it should be on the bottom of the grub screen, use the arrows and enter to seleect which kernel you want to load | 17:17 |
hanaita | jajajajajajajajaja callate | 17:17 |
Guest71294 | I don't think my grub screen gave me any boot options | 17:18 |
stdisease | Guest71294, http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/bootinfoscript/index.php?title=Boot_Problems:Wubi_9.10 | 17:18 |
hanaita | critina estas ahi | 17:18 |
Guest71294 | Like my boot screen let me choose between windows and ubuntu, but when I choose ubuntu it just takes me to grub screen | 17:18 |
sixofour | so i downloaded the rt-kernal cvia-apt get, but when i restart linux defaults to the generic kernal... how do i switch to the rt kernal?? | 17:19 |
pablos | siemka | 17:19 |
hanaita | hola cristina | 17:19 |
pablos | gada ktos po polsku? | 17:19 |
hanaita | hello | 17:19 |
hanaita | hola | 17:19 |
pablos | hola | 17:19 |
Lachance | !es | hanaita | 17:19 |
ubottu | hanaita: 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. | 17:19 |
skabasje | aargh | 17:19 |
DasEi | skabasje: what's going on ? | 17:20 |
skabasje | "sudo apt-get install bcm43xx-fwcutter" doesn't work | 17:20 |
hanaita | yo no se hablar ingles | 17:20 |
papapep | hanaita: /j #ubuntu-es | 17:20 |
dimuls | skabasje, hm | 17:20 |
skabasje | I hate this I really want my wireless to work *sad face* | 17:20 |
xfact | !es | hanaita | 17:20 |
ubottu | hanaita: 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. | 17:20 |
papapep | hanaita: y hablarás en español | 17:20 |
ownlife | Opera or Firefox? | 17:20 |
hanaita | callaros pesados | 17:20 |
maroy | hi, I have a question regarding the reconfiguration of a mainline kernel packages, that apt is always trying to do | 17:20 |
d3c0n | guest could be a kernel panic, are you installing on a mb bios raid? | 17:20 |
Lachance | skabasje, What's up? | 17:20 |
hanaita | bla bla bla bla | 17:21 |
maroy | basically at the end of every apt-get install or similar action, I get the following: | 17:21 |
dimuls | skabasje, relax, it's easy... but take some time | 17:21 |
maroy | http://pastebin.com/dzfFzHwU | 17:21 |
Lachance | !ask | maroy | 17:21 |
ubottu | maroy: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 17:21 |
hanaita | hablar en español | 17:21 |
sixofour | so i downloaded the rt-kernal via apt-get, but when i restart linux defaults to the generic kernal... how do i switch to the rt kernal?? | 17:22 |
Guest71294 | Alright I am going to try to boot again | 17:22 |
stdisease | sixofour, can't you select which kernel to boot in the GRUB menu? | 17:22 |
hanaita | Cristina donde estas | 17:22 |
maroy | how do I make eithe apt go through with the configuration of the package (it fails at creating an initrd), or just ignore the whole thing. creating the initrd manually works fine. see the outpt again here: http://pastebin.com/dzfFzHwU | 17:22 |
sixofour | there is no grubn menu | 17:22 |
sixofour | grub | 17:22 |
dimuls | skabasje, try "sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter" | 17:22 |
sixofour | pressin g esc does nothing also | 17:22 |
Stargaze | skabasje: in Synaptic, search for 'wireless' | 17:23 |
skabasje | works. | 17:23 |
stdisease | sixofour, what does /etc/default/grub look like? | 17:23 |
dimuls | skabasje, i just entered in synaptics search "bcm43xx" | 17:23 |
sixofour | um | 17:23 |
* xfact is confused with Empathy IRC commands | 17:23 | |
Stargaze | your wireless works now skabasje ? | 17:24 |
arand_ | sixofour: hold down shift when booting to get to grub menu. | 17:24 |
sixofour | stdisease: its empty | 17:24 |
jingya | hello | 17:24 |
skabasje | dimuls, your line works, it asks me something, the bcm43xx driver needs extracted firmare which can not be shipped to be working. this firmware can be automatically fetched and extracted as a part of installing this package. fetch and extract firmware? <yes> / <no> | 17:25 |
Lachance | !hi | jingya | 17:25 |
ubottu | jingya: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 17:25 |
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dimuls | skabasje, yeah | 17:25 |
skabasje | I should pick yes? | 17:25 |
stdisease | skabasje, what do you think.. of course :) | 17:26 |
corni | hi how do yi get the ubuntu version on the cli? | 17:26 |
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corni | *I? | 17:26 |
stdisease | corni, lsb_release -a | 17:26 |
ajnewbold | When running from the live CD, I saw the "restricted drivers available" message and it detected wifi and video hardware/drivers. But after installation, it's not doing that, and the hardware manager thing says that no proprietary drivers are available. any idea what I can try? | 17:26 |
corni | stdisease: thanks! | 17:27 |
Lachance | corni, cat /etc/issue works too. =D | 17:27 |
Lxndr | Hello! I installed ubuntu successfully from http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download-wubi. Unfortunately, it set up a dual-boot situation, which defaults to windows. What's the best way to make this default to ubuntu (and/or remove windows)? | 17:27 |
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Lachance | Lxndr, Do you wish to remove Windows? | 17:28 |
sixofour | stdisease: etc/default/grub is empty | 17:28 |
rbellamy | What's the best channel for c++ dev on ubuntu? | 17:28 |
stdisease | sixofour, do you even have grub installed? what OS loader are you using? how did you install your linux system? | 17:28 |
kamil | Witam ;) | 17:28 |
sixofour | it uses grub | 17:28 |
Myrtti | Lxndr: with that method of installation, you can't really remove it | 17:28 |
stdisease | rbellamy, just join #c++ for dev on any OS | 17:28 |
rbellamy | stdisease, outstanding... thanks | 17:29 |
Jeruvy | Lxndr: since wubi is a windows installer, you'd not do well to remove windows. Editing grub for boot sequence can be done however. If you don't want windows you should do a normal install, not with wubi. | 17:29 |
Lachance | !dev | rbellamy | 17:29 |
ubottu | rbellamy: Interested in becoming an Ubuntu Developer? Get started here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment | 17:29 |
Nijverheid | sixofour: it may be in /etc/boot/grub | 17:29 |
sixofour | the only time it loads to grub is when the laptop is turned off inproperly | 17:29 |
Stargaze | corni: type lsb_release -a | 17:29 |
rbellamy | Lachance, thanks | 17:29 |
sixofour | Nijverheid: empty also | 17:30 |
sixofour | i did nano etc/boot/grub | 17:30 |
stdisease | sixofour, can you try 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc' ... ? | 17:30 |
sixofour | and nano etc/default/grub | 17:30 |
Lachance | Lxndr, If you're interested in completely removing Windows you'll need to download and burn an Ubuntu .iso. If you're uncomfortable with this I can either provide guides or walk you through the process. | 17:30 |
Nijverheid | sixofour: whoops, my bad... try just /boot/grub | 17:30 |
yorick | help...I'm running karmic...and I was fiddling with the login screen themes | 17:31 |
Stargaze | Nijverheid: vl of nl? | 17:31 |
yorick | but now my login background changed | 17:31 |
sixofour | nothing | 17:31 |
yorick | and the accessability icon on the login screen is present when I'm logged in | 17:31 |
Nijverheid | Stargaze: nl, een beetje vl :) | 17:31 |
hikenboot | if i am compiling a kernel from kernel.org that i have patched how do i get it to make the kernel headers from the source? | 17:31 |
Lxndr | Lachance, Myrtti, Jeruvy: Are you saying I don't actually have a true version of Ubuntu? I only used wubi because I have no access to any kind of CD burner. | 17:31 |
Stargaze | oki , ik antw :) | 17:32 |
stdisease | hikenboot, try make headers_install | 17:32 |
Lachance | Lxndr, no, of course not! Wubi Ubuntu is Ubuntu. =D But Wubi works as a Windows executable installer. In other words, you need Windows to run it. | 17:32 |
Nijverheid | sixofour: o_O uhhh... then I'm sorry, I haven't a clue :/ | 17:32 |
sixofour | stdisease: i did what you said its at a blue dos-y looking screen | 17:32 |
Jeruvy | Lxndr: wubi installs in a virtual disk inside your windows environment. | 17:32 |
sixofour | now what? | 17:32 |
Nijverheid | Stargaze: heel goed :) | 17:32 |
rmozden | Is there any way to make ipset a module for a default kernel? | 17:32 |
hikenboot | stdisease, thanks | 17:32 |
stdisease | hikenboot, see 'make help' for more info, too | 17:32 |
LocutusOfBorg | Hi everyone | 17:32 |
LocutusOfBorg | I need an admin | 17:32 |
Lxndr | Lachance, Jeruvy, etc: I wonder if that's why I've been having WINE problems. | 17:33 |
Stargaze | rmozden: try modprobe | 17:33 |
nibbler | !details | LocutusOfBorg | 17:33 |
ubottu | LocutusOfBorg: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 17:33 |
Lachance | Lxndr, Do you have a flash drive? You can put a Live environment on your flash drive and do it that way too. | 17:33 |
yorick | all I did was gksudo -u gdm dbus-launch gnome-appearance-properties | 17:33 |
stdisease | sixofour, yes the blue--dos'y.. follow the instructions there and see if you get a menu next time you reboot | 17:33 |
Lachance | Lxndr, I always have issues with Wine. >_> | 17:33 |
LocutusOfBorg | nibbler: I think I have found a security bug on ubuntu | 17:33 |
sixofour | i don't know what to do, it ask if the linux command is right..there is nothing there .. | 17:33 |
Lxndr | Lachance: I'm having issues with WINE that I've never had on my laptop (which also is an ubuntu computer). | 17:33 |
LocutusOfBorg | I need to talk with an admin before opening a bug | 17:34 |
W_McL | Lxndr, if you don't have a CD burner and want to install Ubuntui, you can try to use an USB flash drive: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick | 17:34 |
yorick | any ideas? | 17:34 |
nibbler | LocutusOfBorg, just... post here..... | 17:34 |
Stargaze | Lxndr: join #winehq | 17:34 |
Myrtti | Lxndr: wubi should be considered as a demo version, a bit like game demos, it isn't for full blown use because the way it installs on your system has its own set of caveats | 17:34 |
Lachance | LocutusOfBorg, you'd do a lot better to provide as many details on a single line so we can all do our best to help. | 17:34 |
Oasa | how to extract a lzma file? | 17:34 |
stdisease | sixofour, I've no idea. either your setup is somehow messed up or I'm failing to get the situation | 17:34 |
sixofour | let me reboot now | 17:34 |
stdisease | Oasa, is it a .tar.lzma ? | 17:34 |
Lxndr | Also: I have no flash drive(s). | 17:34 |
Oasa | yes sdtdisease | 17:35 |
Oasa | .tar.lzma | 17:35 |
stdisease | Oasa, try just 'tar xf <file.tar.lzma' first | 17:35 |
Lxndr | do the ubuntu people still send out free CDs? | 17:35 |
Lachance | Lxndr, =O Well you could order a CD. You only need one. | 17:35 |
erUSUL | Lxndr: not to individuals afaik | 17:35 |
Oasa | tar: This does not look like a tar archive | 17:35 |
Oasa | tar: Skipping to next header | 17:35 |
Oasa | tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors | 17:35 |
llutz | Oasa: tar --lzma -xf foo.tar.lzma | 17:35 |
erUSUL | Lxndr: to loco teams or if you are ging to do a install party and thngs like that | 17:36 |
yorick | hmm let my try logging in again | 17:36 |
andrea_ | ciao | 17:36 |
Lachance | Lxndr, the price is right tho - it's only like 5 bucks USD. | 17:36 |
spark_ | hellow ever one :) , I am glad to see the new compatibility on ubuntu , but i got a little problem , my sound card and cg stop the drivers unexpectly when they are pushed too hard , and at start I have to set on compiz cause I lose any window borders .. is there a way to make it automatickly start ? | 17:36 |
LocutusOfBorg | ok, could you try to do this: reboot your system, try to login with the kernel recovery mode and chose the root shell: you will gain root privileges without prompting for a password | 17:36 |
andrea_ | ho un problema | 17:36 |
Lachance | Just enough to cover the cost of the cd | 17:36 |
Oasa | llutz : unrecognized format | 17:36 |
maroy | does anyone have tips to make mkinitramfs-kpkg not fail, after each call to apt-get install? | 17:36 |
nibbler | LocutusOfBorg, thats ok | 17:36 |
Oasa | llutz : --lzma | 17:36 |
Myrtti | !it | andrea_ | 17:36 |
ubottu | andrea_: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 17:36 |
Oasa | llutz : what to do ? Unrecognized format --lzma | 17:36 |
Oasa | !lzma | 17:36 |
* Guest_62633 lol @ hellow ever one | 17:37 | |
nibbler | LocutusOfBorg, physical access to a machine always open possibilities for root-access - only partial pervention is encrypted disk. its like this in any os | 17:37 |
stdisease | Oasa, 'lzcat <file> | tar xf -' | 17:37 |
LocutusOfBorg | nibbler: it's ok? somebody could have root access on my machine? | 17:37 |
llutz | Oasa: "tar --version" >=1.20? | 17:37 |
pkhtut | Hi, Can I ask about python Tkinter although I know this is Ubuntu irc? | 17:37 |
Oasa | stdisease: Shoud i type the whole thing in ' ' ? | 17:37 |
LocutusOfBorg | no nibbler if you try the windows recovery system it will ask you for the password | 17:37 |
Oasa | llutz : I am using Hardy Heron. How do i check version ? | 17:38 |
nibbler | LocutusOfBorg, how would you prevent him from taking out your harddrive and plug it to his laptop and manipulate it? | 17:38 |
llutz | Oasa: "tar --version" | 17:38 |
stdisease | Oasa, right, also check tar version like llutz said and whether lzma/xz-utils is installed on your system | 17:38 |
Oasa | its 1.19 | 17:38 |
llutz | Oasa: --lzma needs >=1.20 | 17:38 |
Lachance | LocutusOfBorg, what kind of environment do you work in in which this is an issue? | 17:38 |
Oasa | llutz : how do i update ? | 17:38 |
llutz | Oasa: try [18:37:22] <stdisease> Oasa, 'lzcat <file> | tar xf -' | 17:38 |
nibbler | LocutusOfBorg, but you can prevent this, by protecting your grub conf from edits and remove the recovery. but still: physical access=full control | 17:39 |
Losha | LocutusOfBorg: this is widely regarded as a feature... | 17:39 |
LocutusOfBorg | nibbler: of course the chroot way is always possible, but on a laptop is still not simple | 17:39 |
Oasa | something is coming | 17:39 |
Oasa | its not stopping | 17:39 |
wasutton3 | does anyone know of a working usb fm transmitter for karmic? | 17:39 |
Oasa | i typed lzcat filename ... n its outputting something... very fastly. | 17:39 |
stdisease | Oasa, it should take some time to extract, you can also use 'xvf' instead of just 'xf' to see some sort of progress | 17:39 |
LocutusOfBorg | for example i can ask a laptop friend and change the user password in less than a minute | 17:40 |
nibbler | LocutusOfBorg, always simple. no matter if laptop or what.... | 17:40 |
tarelerulz | anyone notice Flash player on Ubuntu 9.10 running the cpu up to around 70% and higher. I did have it up to 100 on one of my cpu | 17:40 |
Oasa | i did not write tar -xf .. | 17:40 |
stdisease | Oasa, no not just lzcat part, the whole thing between ' ' | 17:40 |
Oasa | okkay stdisease | 17:40 |
Oasa | Just curious what is lzcat ? | 17:40 |
nibbler | LocutusOfBorg, read about grub configuration how to protect it, if you care. but use harddisk encryption if you are serious about security | 17:40 |
LocutusOfBorg | Losha: how can I ask for this feature? | 17:40 |
maroy | so no mkinitrd-kpkg experts here :( | 17:40 |
stdisease | Oasa, decompressed whatever is compressed with lzma and sends it either to terminal or to the next program in the pipe this case 'tar -xf -' | 17:41 |
LocutusOfBorg | nibbler: of course, I can, but by default the ubuntu way is less secure than the windows way | 17:41 |
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stdisease | Oasa, the garbage you saw is what the uncompressed .tar file looks like | 17:41 |
Oasa | hmm i understood | 17:41 |
Oasa | okay.. stdisease.. that works.. thanks.. btw how do i update tar ? | 17:42 |
Kilmarac | ok, need help with a problem ive never encountered before. Ubuntu boots into a graphical environment, but I olnly have a single unmovable terminal window in the upper left. I can run programs from the command line, but everyone is layed into the upper left corner and is not movable or resizable. | 17:42 |
W_McL | tarelerulz, unfortunately flash is a CPU eating monster :( | 17:42 |
stdisease | Oasa, depends either use an update CD or using apt-get or aptitude or whatever package manager you usually use | 17:42 |
nibbler | LocutusOfBorg, well, if you rely on noone opening your pc for your security concerns, then yes. | 17:42 |
|604| | ok stdisease now x won't boot | 17:42 |
Losha | LocutusOfBorg: there used to be a site where you could submit suggestions http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/ Dunno if it's still active.... | 17:42 |
Oasa | please explain further stdisease. | 17:42 |
|604| | stdisease i am sixofour onmy other pc | 17:43 |
stdisease | !update | Oasa | 17:43 |
ubottu | Oasa: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading | 17:43 |
shumy | hi all | 17:43 |
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Oasa | thank you stdisease and llutz.. Thanks a lot .. | 17:43 |
stdisease | |604|, what gfx driver are you using for X, if it is proprietary amd or nvidia you need to reinstall | 17:43 |
stdisease | Oasa, y/ welcome | 17:43 |
ranveer | hi | 17:43 |
|604| | stdisease i witched to the rt kernal, and mypc speaker made 3 loud beeps, when it gets to login screen i log in and it said x failed to write to /tmp; x may close with an error...and fails toload | 17:43 |
|604| | tried with several kernals | 17:43 |
ranveer | any girl | 17:44 |
|604| | stdisease nvidia | 17:44 |
stdisease | ranveer, this isn't social channel, thx :) | 17:44 |
ranveer | ok | 17:44 |
|604| | stdisease everything on my laptop is nvidia | 17:44 |
Kilmarac | any ideas for my boot up problem? | 17:45 |
stdisease | Kilmarac, right, you will need to select which session type you want from gdm/kdm menu | 17:45 |
stdisease | Kilmarac, right now it seems to be of type 'xterm', select gnome or kde or whatever you have installed | 17:46 |
minus007 | I downloaded the source for libpng and when I run make... it says | 17:47 |
minus007 | /usr/bin/ld: /usr/local/lib/libz.a(crc32.o): relocation R_X86_64_32 against `.rodata' can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC | 17:47 |
minus007 | /usr/local/lib/libz.a: could not read symbols: Bad value | 17:47 |
minus007 | collect2: ld returned 1 exit status | 17:47 |
FloodBot2 | minus007: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 17:47 |
minus007 | Any solutions? | 17:47 |
Kilmarac | stdisease looksl like i need to install kdm. I dont know what happened, I shut down fine last night then today I boot into this. LOL | 17:48 |
|604| | stdisease did you see what i wrfote? | 17:48 |
|604| | wrote | 17:48 |
|604| | Kilmarac linux has a way of altering itself even when its turned off | 17:49 |
stdisease | minus007, huh why is it even looking under /usr/local in the first place, install package zlib1g-dev and retry configure and compile | 17:49 |
Kilmarac | |604| ROFL! | 17:50 |
|604| | i just booted into rt kernal, and now KDE/X is currupted..lol | 17:50 |
stdisease | Kilmarac, |604| lol. heh, well what flavor of ubuntu do you have installed? Did you use to have kdm before? | 17:50 |
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|604| | stdisease i have kubuntu karmic | 17:50 |
OerHeks | is ubuntu's F1 key safe to use ? | 17:51 |
Kilmarac | actually ubuntu default should be gdm, but it looks like gdm is saying failed to acquire org.gnome.displaymanager: connection :1.39 is not allowed to over the service due to security policies in the confiruation file. | 17:51 |
Kilmarac | tried in sudo and it failed to acquire and bailed | 17:51 |
LocutusOfBorg | Sorry just back | 17:51 |
stdisease | |604|, oh sorry that was meant for Kilmarac. For nvidia install linux-rt kernel headers and reinstall nvidia drivers and try again.. | 17:51 |
Jacquerie | Hey there! A quick question. Do you find it worthy to be an Ubuntu torrent seeder? Or is it just a waste of mine and everybody else bandwidth? | 17:52 |
|604| | stdisease also, i cannot switch to the grub screen anymore, it goes right to kde | 17:52 |
Ricoshady | I have a bunch of windows shares, and those servers went down today, but when they came back up, the shares weren't remounted by samaba, how can I make sure if shares go down, they come back up when the share is availible again? | 17:52 |
|604| | stdisease how do you install on a machine with no terminal? | 17:52 |
cdw32 | hello all, i recently bought a new router for my house and fro some reason my computer connects to the internet, but the status icon for wireless shows that i have no signal strenght at all. Can anyone point me in the right direction? | 17:52 |
Stargaze | F1 is help, OerHeks | 17:52 |
OerHeks | Jacquerie, it is oke to be a seeder / mirror | 17:52 |
marcel_ | Hello, i tried to change my wlan0 mac with macchanger. I had written sudo macchanger -m [mac] wlan0 in the terminal, bit it said that i dont have the permissions | 17:52 |
Kilmarac | marcel us the command with sudo | 17:53 |
OerHeks | Stargaze, just worried about the F1 virus | 17:53 |
mtx_init | why does nano open when I do visudo? | 17:53 |
Stargaze | F1 virus??? | 17:53 |
Kilmarac | oh wait, you did.. sorry. LOL missed it | 17:53 |
livy | Just got ubuntu. Love it. Do I need an antivirus? | 17:53 |
VCoolio | mtx_init: because nano is set to be your $EDITOR ? | 17:53 |
|604| | stdisease i did ctrl alt f1, now i am in terminal, how do i do what you just told me to do? | 17:53 |
Stargaze | Kilmarac: try apt-get install gdm | 17:53 |
NewWorld | mtx_init: What is theh output of 'echo $EDITOR'? | 17:53 |
OerHeks | Stargaze > http://security.nl/artikel/32591/1/Microsoft%3A_Druk_niet_op_F1.html | 17:54 |
Stargaze | microsoft!!!! | 17:54 |
LocutusOfBorg | livy: are you joking? | 17:54 |
skabasje | good question, does ubuntu need a virus scanner | 17:54 |
OerHeks | owww sorry :S | 17:54 |
goldins | hi, I've set up the UFW to do nat masquerading ( I have *nat, :POSTROUTING ACCEPT [0:0], and -A POSTROUTING -s 192.168.0.0/16 -o eth1 -j MASQUERADE) in before.rules, but it doesn't seem to be working, and further the *nat line doesn't appear in iptables -L | 17:54 |
Jacquerie | Oerheks: It's just that I barely passed 2:1 ratio and this seems sucky to me. | 17:54 |
livy | No im not locotus | 17:54 |
goldins | how do I get it to forward? | 17:54 |
Kilmarac | stdisease "already newest version | 17:54 |
livy | total newbie to linux here | 17:54 |
Pici | !antivirus | livy skabasje | 17:54 |
ubottu | livy skabasje: Antivirus is something you don't need on !Linux, except where files are then passed to windows computers (perhaps using samba), See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus | 17:54 |
NewWorld | livy: No antivirus needed. | 17:54 |
|604| | livy linux rarly has viruses for it, maybe if your machien is a server and your hosting files..but other than that...idk | 17:54 |
mtx_init | VCoolio: its blank | 17:54 |
VCoolio | skabasje: not unless you want to prevent to pass on viruses by forwarding mail from windows to windows for example | 17:54 |
marcel_ | Kilmarac, i had used sudo | 17:54 |
LocutusOfBorg | !antivirus | 17:55 |
mtx_init | VCoolio: doesnt visudo imply vi, it does evrywhere else | 17:55 |
livy | wow. so need for antivirus? | 17:55 |
livy | cool | 17:55 |
Stargaze | livy: linux can transfer virusses, but not be infected | 17:55 |
Kilmarac | marcel_ ya, i noticed that after you typed it | 17:55 |
|604| | nope livy | 17:55 |
NewWorld | mtx_init: What is theh output of 'echo $EDITOR'? | 17:55 |
stdisease | |604|, umm installing headers and nvidia? umm you really shouldn't be messing with non-standard kernels if you don't know how to do that | 17:55 |
mtx_init | NewWorld: Blank | 17:55 |
livy | awesome. | 17:55 |
skabasje | thanks | 17:55 |
OerHeks | Jacquerie, at release lucid lynx, rour ratio will be higher | 17:55 |
LocutusOfBorg | !antivirus | LocutusOfBorg | 17:55 |
ubottu | LocutusOfBorg, please see my private message | 17:55 |
marcel_ | Kilmarac, what is wrong now? | 17:55 |
|604| | stdisease well switching to rt was [as this channel told me ] sudo apt-get install linux-rt ,reboot, everything works | 17:55 |
VCoolio | mtx_init: it does imply that, and maybe nano is by default EDITOR in ubuntu, not sure; you can set it in .bashrc or /etc/profile | 17:55 |
|604| | everything didn't work | 17:55 |
stdisease | mtx_init, then override EDITOR and/or VISUAL environment variables with whatever editor you want, log off and back then see if that still happens | 17:55 |
|604| | no one ever said anything about nvidia and ehaders... | 17:56 |
Pici | VCoolio: Indeed, it is the default $EDITOR. | 17:56 |
Kilmarac | marcel_ did you use sudo /etc/init.d/networking stop first/ | 17:56 |
Kilmarac | ? | 17:56 |
mtx_init | OK THANKS GUYS | 17:56 |
marcel_ | no | 17:56 |
livy | the only thing i need to do now is figure out how to run Office 2007, I hear that it's possible | 17:56 |
Kilmarac | you have to stop the network before you can use macchanger | 17:56 |
stdisease | |604|, you did not ask :p | 17:56 |
|604| | sudo apt-get install wine | 17:56 |
|604| | stdisease i did last ngith | 17:56 |
marcel_ | ok, thanks | 17:56 |
Jacquerie | OerHeks: thank you. I'll continue seed Ubuntu (and a few other distros) | 17:56 |
Stargaze | livy: try open office | 17:57 |
Jacquerie | Bye! | 17:57 |
livy | got it | 17:57 |
|604| | livy sudo apt-get install wine | 17:57 |
livy | but it's not as good | 17:57 |
llutz | !appdb > livy | 17:57 |
ubottu | livy, please see my private message | 17:57 |
stdisease | livy, try crossover then | 17:57 |
Kilmarac | stdisease -- gdm is already installed, when run in sudo it failes to acquire org.gnome.displaymanager and then bails | 17:57 |
Kangarooo | what was name of site from witch is possible to install programms to ubuntu? someking like apt-get online tools | 17:57 |
mannytu | Vbox too... | 17:57 |
stdisease | livy, or install windows to a virtual machine | 17:57 |
|604| | so stdisease is there an easy way of doing what you asked? | 17:58 |
Ose | what's the linux equivalent of windows' "program files" folder? | 17:58 |
livy | does wine emulate windows software, like, fast enough to run smoothly? | 17:58 |
millionaire | /usr/bin | 17:58 |
|604| | livy yes | 17:58 |
stdisease | |604|, easy is different things for different ppl but I'd say not | 17:58 |
Stargaze | Ose: /usr/bin | 17:58 |
Kilmarac | livy sometimes, depends on the program you want to run | 17:58 |
stdisease | livy, yes, and it doesn't technically 'emulate' anything | 17:58 |
Pici | files | Ose | 17:58 |
Pici | !files | Ose | 17:58 |
Ose | thanks | 17:58 |
ubottu | Ose: An explanation of how files and directories are organized on Ubuntu, and how they can be manipulated, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxFilesystemTreeOverview see also: man hier | 17:58 |
|604| | livy wine is pretty good, you might have trouble running the latest fps game..but thats about it | 17:58 |
minus007 | Ose: y do you need it.. just asking so that we can help you | 17:58 |
Kilmarac | although its not really an emulated | 17:59 |
ubuntu | hello | 17:59 |
goldins | !ufw | goldins | 17:59 |
ubottu | goldins, please see my private message | 17:59 |
schlaftier | Ose: The Linux file hierarchy is quite different from Windows, so I would not say there really is an equivalent | 17:59 |
ubuntu | how to get back GRUB after installing M$? | 17:59 |
Ose | well I found what I was looking for :) | 17:59 |
ubuntu | i'm on Ubu LIve CD | 17:59 |
Stargaze | !ufw | Stargaze | 17:59 |
minus007 | Ose: schlaftier is correct | 17:59 |
ubottu | Stargaze, please see my private message | 17:59 |
Pici | !msgthebot | 17:59 |
ubottu | Please investigate with me only with "/msg ubottu Bot" or in #ubuntu-bots. Search for factoids with "/msg ubottu !search factoid". | 17:59 |
stdisease | livy, see #winehq and http://winehq.org | 17:59 |
|604| | stdisease so..what do i do?..i can't get back into X | 17:59 |
minus007 | Ose: Good! :) | 17:59 |
livy | cheers guys | 17:59 |
thio | ciao regazzi | 17:59 |
stdisease | |604|, go back to your old kernel and back to X | 18:00 |
|604| | stdisease i can't | 18:00 |
stdisease | |604|, why not | 18:00 |
|604| | stdisease x fails to load on every kernal | 18:00 |
|604| | it says it cannot write to /tmp; and crashes | 18:00 |
stdisease | |604|, probably because you booting into RT kernel messed up your gfx driver. or... hmm | 18:00 |
|604| | that is the problem in the first place | 18:00 |
llutz | |604|: check "df -h /tmp" "ls -ld /tmp" | 18:01 |
cwillu_at_work | how do you make aptitude install the recommends from an already installed package? | 18:01 |
|604| | i need rt kernal for audio production | 18:01 |
minus007 | @Ose: df | 18:01 |
cwillu_at_work | (people who reflexively respond with -r will be /ignore'd mercilessly) | 18:01 |
llutz | cwillu_at_work: aptitude -r reinstall package | 18:01 |
stdisease | |604|, also if you have /etc/X11/xorg.conf remove it or back it up to temporary location and try 'service gdm restart' | 18:01 |
cwillu_at_work | llutz, bzzzt, try again | 18:01 |
roszak | Hello all. I just installed karmic and cannot get it to recognize the external monitor I have hooked up to my vga port on my hp dv7 laptop. Any ideas on how I can get it to recognize the monitor? Other computers recognize the dell monitor, so I know the device functions. | 18:01 |
livy | Wine is great...I'm gonna see if it can manage the original Unreal Tournament | 18:01 |
cdw32 | I am also only connecting at 54 MB/s is there any way to increase this | 18:01 |
Kilmarac | stdisease no luck on gdm running.. | 18:02 |
|604| | stdisease i am on kde | 18:02 |
stdisease | |604|, right 'service kdm restart' then | 18:02 |
|604| | if i jsut delete xorg.conf what happens? | 18:02 |
Fill23 | how to delete/uninstall all packegs that user installed? | 18:03 |
stdisease | |604|, you have to write/generate another one again if you delete it, and Xorg will autodetect what hardware you have without instructions from that file | 18:03 |
llutz | Fill23: user cannot install anything outside $HOME | 18:03 |
|604| | does xorg.conf contain my user settings? [like, for example,wall paper, icon placement etc]? | 18:04 |
LocutusOfBorg | thanks everybody | 18:04 |
cwillu_at_work | |604|, no | 18:04 |
|604| | onetime i rebooted and my suer settings were wiped | 18:04 |
Fill23 | llutz: xorg files not in home for exmpl. | 18:04 |
|604| | user | 18:04 |
cwillu_at_work | |604|, unrelated to xorg.conf | 18:04 |
|604| | ok | 18:04 |
minus007 | When we run apt-get install XXXX it downloads and installs several files... is there a way to know which files have been downloaded and at which locations (path) have they been placed? | 18:04 |
llutz | Fill23: what? | 18:04 |
stdisease | |604|, don't trust anyone's word, looks inside it and find o.ut.. | 18:04 |
dimuls | |604|, lol | 18:04 |
|604| | o.ut? | 18:04 |
vegarn | out | 18:05 |
Fill23 | llutz: u said user can't install anything outside the /home, right? | 18:05 |
llutz | Fill23: right | 18:05 |
blakkheim | minus007: dpkg -S packagename | 18:05 |
cwillu_at_work | minus007, dpkg-query --help | 18:05 |
stdisease | |604|, 'out' but my laptop keyboard messed up | 18:05 |
cwillu_at_work | blakkheim, that's the opposite of what he asked | 18:05 |
MatBoy | oops, I did a remove --purge for a too new kernel... and now my menu.lst is gone | 18:05 |
hl_99 | hey guys, how can i get full write access to a drive in nautilus? | 18:05 |
nibbler | Fill23, well, he could install in /tmp and the like, but as a user i'd not rely on that :p | 18:05 |
Fill23 | llutz: i've installed xorg, and i see xorg files in /etc/X11 wich is not in my /home directory | 18:05 |
cwillu_at_work | blakkheim, that searches for owners of a file, he wants files owned by a package (-L) | 18:05 |
Kimo | Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page:failed to query NoScanout for screen 0. | 18:06 |
llutz | Fill23: if your user has write-access to more than $home and /tmp you messed up your permissions | 18:06 |
Kimo | how to resolve that | 18:06 |
llutz | Fill23: those were installed by root (using sudo as user maybe) | 18:06 |
minus007 | Thanks cwillu_at_work and blakkheim | 18:06 |
dimuls | hl_99, in terminal "chown <username> <path to dir> -R" | 18:06 |
|604| | ok, xorg.conf is wiped, reboot? | 18:06 |
Kimo | How To resolve this Prob Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page:failed to query NoScanout for screen 0. | 18:06 |
dimuls | hl_99, sorry, "sudo chown <username> <path to dir> -R" | 18:06 |
stdisease | |604|, no, 'service kdm restart' | 18:06 |
Fill23 | i messed up whole xorg>desktop system, and i want to clean system from anything i installed, configured | 18:06 |
|604| | i did sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 18:06 |
|604| | ah ok | 18:06 |
|604| | it said rejected send message | 18:07 |
nibbler | Fill23, just create another user see if this one works fine. if so, its just the configs in your home | 18:07 |
|604| | and a bunch of other stuff | 18:07 |
hl_99 | dimuls, thx it worked | 18:07 |
Kimo | i Have this message in my Nvidia Setting | 18:07 |
Kimo | Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page:failed to query NoScanout for screen 0. | 18:07 |
MatBoy | does ubuntu not has a menu.lst anymore ? | 18:07 |
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dimuls | hl_99, and "sudo chmod +w <path to dit>" | 18:07 |
corni | how do i display all installed packages with apt-* tools on the cli? | 18:07 |
stdisease | MatBoy, not anymore, it has a grub.cfg since updated to grub 2 | 18:07 |
llutz | MatBoy: grub2 has no menu.lst | 18:07 |
MatBoy | ah ok | 18:07 |
dimuls | hl_99, oops, "sudo chmod +w <path to dit> -R" | 18:07 |
Fill23 | nibbler: ok i try | 18:08 |
|604| | oops, i needed to put sudo | 18:08 |
MatBoy | I didn't look in it too much that often anymore... since when is it changed to grub2 in ubuntu | 18:08 |
|604| | YAY x loaded | 18:08 |
|604| | how do i see what kernal i am using?...wait, x didn't load the hd :/ | 18:08 |
Stargaze | |604|: type umount -r | 18:08 |
michael__ | What's the most stable Ubuntu release available at the moment? I need something with excellent support for an ATI graphics card. At the moment I have Karmic x64 which has given me a million and one problems. | 18:09 |
|604| | ok its loading | 18:09 |
dimuls | hl_99, or you may try sudo nautilus, but be carefull | 18:09 |
stdisease | michael__, my laptop came with 9.04 and ATI working fine | 18:09 |
papapep-afk | michael__: you can't get "excellent" support for an ati card in gnu/linux... | 18:09 |
migue | ola | 18:09 |
hl_99 | dimuls do you know how i can make the drive appear in the places bar of nautilus? | 18:09 |
Pici | !gksudo | hl_99 dimuls | 18:09 |
ubottu | hl_99 dimuls: If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 18:09 |
Kimo | Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page:failed to query NoScanout for screen 0. | 18:10 |
migue | <z¡sxwdcevferw | 18:10 |
migue | rgw | 18:10 |
migue | r | 18:10 |
Pici | !es | migue | 18:10 |
|604| | um | 18:10 |
ubottu | migue: 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. | 18:10 |
minus007 | cwillu_at_work, so if I want to install a package on a machine where there is no Internet connection... I can copy the files listed by dpkg-query -L at their respective location. Am I correct? | 18:10 |
michael__ | papapep-afk, what do you suggest then? | 18:10 |
dimuls | hl_99, drag it | 18:10 |
brjann | corni: aptitude --display-format '%p' search ~i | 18:10 |
cwillu_at_work | minus007, no | 18:10 |
michael__ | stdisease, 9.04 is working well with your ATI card then? 32-bit OS? | 18:10 |
corni | brjann: thanks :) | 18:10 |
|604| | kde is stuck on 85% loading | 18:10 |
Kimo | Help Pllzzz | 18:10 |
cwillu_at_work | minus007, download the deb files needed and install them | 18:10 |
Kimo | Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page:failed to query NoScanout for screen 0. | 18:10 |
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papapep-afk | michael__: nothing, that's a fact. It's the present reality. | 18:10 |
brjann | corni: no problem :) | 18:11 |
hl_99 | dimuls, its not really working i tried that already | 18:11 |
michael__ | papapep-afk, I should do more research when purchasing cards. | 18:11 |
RazorC | Hello, I was wondering if there was a way to recover files for free in Ubuntu? | 18:11 |
stdisease | michael__, 32-bit yes. If you don't want to bother with proprietary ATI driver, you can use the open source driver, works mighty fine | 18:11 |
papapep-afk | michael__: probably :) | 18:11 |
Kimo | Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page:failed to query NoScanout for screen 0. | 18:11 |
hl_99 | dimuls, but its okay where it is now, thats fine | 18:11 |
Kimo | Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page:failed to query NoScanout for screen 0. | 18:11 |
michael__ | stdisease, Compiz working well? | 18:11 |
minus007 | cwillu_at_work, k.. Thanks a lot! But wouldn't the manual method work? I know its lengthy but would it work? | 18:12 |
papapep-afk | michael__: some ati cards are working decently, other are a real headache | 18:12 |
stdisease | michael__, not using compiz but good framerates with opengl stuff | 18:12 |
michael__ | papapep-afk, I now have a semi-expensive card that's useless. | 18:12 |
|604| | stdisease will you be around awhile? i need to make breakfast | 18:12 |
dimuls | hl_99, above the places, there is a list of your own places | 18:12 |
stdisease | michael__, the proper is the drivers really, not the hardware, imho | 18:12 |
michael__ | stdisease, I need something that's going to be able to run all of the Compiz effects. | 18:12 |
papapep-afk | michael__: you can wait to see if new and improved drivers get published | 18:12 |
stdisease | *the problem | 18:12 |
cwillu_at_work | minus007, no, it would break in unpredictable ways | 18:12 |
michael__ | papapep-afk, can you guesstimate how long that might take? | 18:12 |
minus007 | cwillu_at_work, Oh.. ok | 18:13 |
dimuls | hl_99, oh sorry below | 18:13 |
Kimo | i need some help plz | 18:13 |
cwillu_at_work | minus007, deb files can include pre-post install/uninstall scripts that modify existing files as well | 18:13 |
papapep-afk | michael__: XD no idea | 18:13 |
stdisease | michael__, you're outta luck, but an NVIDIAaaa | 18:13 |
papapep-afk | michael__: i guess nobody has | 18:13 |
cwillu_at_work | minus007, to say nothing of files that are generated on install for the machine in question | 18:13 |
michael__ | papapep-afk, I'm screwed then I suppose, at least for the moment. | 18:13 |
soreau | I am trying to ssh into a live session, but when I try to, it asks for a password and I do not know the password to ssh into ubuntu@ubuntu live session. I tried blank pw, 'ubuntu' but it wont let me ssh into this Intrepid 8.10 live session | 18:13 |
papapep-afk | michael__: yep | 18:13 |
ghufran | hi .. is it somehow possible to increase the filesystem ? without having to reinstall everything? | 18:13 |
papapep-afk | sorry about that | 18:13 |
Jordan_U | I'm trying to send email via my gmail account with evolution. When I hit Send/Receive I get the error "Could not connect to smtp.gmail.com: No route to host" | 18:13 |
|604| | stdisease mount of system failed,, a maintenance shell will now be started,, control-d will terminate this shell and re-try... | 18:13 |
michael__ | stdisease, an NVidia is an Xpense that I can't afford. | 18:14 |
cwillu_at_work | minus007, you could muddle through and get it limping along, but if you did that I'd have to revoke your operating licence | 18:14 |
Kimo | Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page:Failed to query NoScanout for screen 0. | 18:14 |
reanimation | guy's can you tell me how to setup squid server | 18:14 |
stdisease | Jordan_U, is your network configured and running, can you browse internet and ping smtp.gmail.com from the terminal? | 18:14 |
papapep-afk | michael__: there are plenty of different categories of Nvidia cards | 18:14 |
papapep-afk | not only high level ones | 18:14 |
Jordan_U | stdisease, Yes to all. | 18:14 |
reanimation | help to configure squid server on ubuntu | 18:14 |
michael__ | papapep-afk, I understand but I have paid like £50 (around $80) for an ATI card. | 18:14 |
dimuls | reanimation, there is full example config: /etc/squid/squid.conf | 18:15 |
dimuls | reanimation, read it | 18:15 |
papapep-afk | michael__: and it doesn't work at all?? | 18:15 |
switch10_ | If there is anyone interested, it is now possible to sync an IPhone/IPod touch natively with Rhythmbox. Here is a YouTube video I just uploaded http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVm3OOZEZfw | 18:15 |
|604| | michael__ i am sure someone in the universe has the latest ubuntu with an ati card and sues compiz | 18:15 |
reanimation | ya i know i already configured squid on redhat | 18:15 |
|604| | uses | 18:15 |
minus007 | cwillu_at_work, "I'd have to revoke your operating licence" Did not get this... How is this related to licensing? | 18:15 |
brjann | soreau: you need to set the ubuntu user's password from inside the livecd session before you can ssh into use. use sudo passwd ubuntu to set the password | 18:15 |
cwillu_at_work | |604|, fglrx is crap under compiz in my experience; the open driver works well for some cards though | 18:15 |
reanimation | rsquid is not working prop[erly | 18:16 |
soreau | brjann: Ok thanks | 18:16 |
cwillu_at_work | brjann, uh, "passwd", not "sudo passwd ubuntu" :p | 18:16 |
|604| | stdisease mount of system failed,, a maintenance shell will now be started,, control-d will terminate this shell and re-try... | 18:16 |
Lxndr | odd quirk of my system: When windows was on it, sound would come through the speakers. As soon as I installed ubuntu, it refused to use the speakers, and instead will only communicate with my headphones, if they happen to be jacked in. Anyone have any ideas how to make it talk to the speakers again? | 18:16 |
cwillu_at_work | brjann, you can change your own password :p | 18:16 |
stdisease | |604|, not so, latest ubunto does not work with ati, incompatible with X.org 1.7.5 | 18:16 |
|604| | oh | 18:16 |
michael__ | papapep-afk, it's a pain in the facking ass man. At the moment I am using ATI's drivers, and jack all works. Compiz sure doesn't, damn I can't even drag the windows around the desktop without experiencing the worst frame rate ever. | 18:16 |
brjann | cwillu_at_work: only if you know its current password, which you don't :) | 18:16 |
michael__ | |604|, perhaps yeah. | 18:16 |
Kimo | How to resolve this problem | 18:16 |
Kimo | http://launchpadlibrarian.net/39799066/Screenshot-NVIDIA%20X%20Server%20Settings.png | 18:16 |
cyberbluntz | morning everyone | 18:16 |
cwillu_at_work | brjann, I scoff at you and your superior intellect :p | 18:16 |
stdisease | |604|, I really am not sure how you managed to mess your system up that much. | 18:17 |
soreau | brjann: Still saying access denied.. does ubuntu user need relogin? | 18:17 |
Kimo | i have this problem how to resolve it http://launchpadlibrarian.net/39799066/Screenshot-NVIDIA%20X%20Server%20Settings.png | 18:17 |
papapep-afk | michael__: uhm...that's weird... | 18:17 |
Kimo | i have this problem how to resolve it http://launchpadlibrarian.net/39799066/Screenshot-NVIDIA%20X%20Server%20Settings.png | 18:17 |
brjann | cwillu_at_work: :D | 18:17 |
cyberbluntz | !morning | 18:17 |
Trinity33 | hi everyone i have question about gnome terminal how to keep it open after executing script? from desktop launcher. when i type in terminal name of this application then it open when i make launcher with path to this app then terminal open and it closes after 0.5sec i could put in the script at the end read or sleep and it will stay open after exec. but matter is that when i use launcher and the termin opens then | 18:17 |
Trinity33 | want to put new commands in it and thats not possible so i would like to know if there is some way to keep it open after executing script from launcher>? ubuntu 9.10 | 18:17 |
papapep-afk | michael__: which is the card model? | 18:17 |
Trinity33 | <cyberbluntz> evening | 18:17 |
michael__ | papapep-afk, yeah it's a pain. | 18:17 |
|604| | stdisease i did "sudo apt-get install linux-rt"...when i rebooted this morning, i picked rt kernal as you said..then everything went esplody on me | 18:17 |
Kimo | i have this problem how to resolve it http://launchpadlibrarian.net/39799066/Screenshot-NVIDIA%20X%20Server%20Settings.png | 18:17 |
michael__ | papapep-afk, ATI Radeon 4670 | 18:17 |
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brjann | soreau: shouldn't have to, no | 18:17 |
cyberbluntz | lets settle on afternoon | 18:17 |
soreau | brjann: Restart the ssh server perhaps? | 18:18 |
ATLANT3AN | hey guys | 18:18 |
cyberbluntz | hi | 18:18 |
serverduck | Hello, I have a problem with my time. I can't set it up. When I click set time, it asks me for password but then it brings me back to general/locations/weather. Why? | 18:18 |
brjann | soreau: shouldn't have to do that, either :) but hey, couldn't hurt | 18:18 |
papapep | michael__: and the ubuntu and kernel version? | 18:18 |
SandGorgon | take a look at this brainstorm for increasing battery life - http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/23819/ | 18:18 |
shane2peru | ok, when I try to hotsync my palm with ubuntu via bluetooth, it works great, however sometimes, it doesn't the only thing I have learned to do is restart the computer fixes it, any ideas besides restarting on troubleshooting this issue? | 18:18 |
soreau | brjann: Ah I think I see the problem | 18:18 |
Kimo | nobody want to help me | 18:18 |
stdisease | Kimo, perhaps nobody could | 18:19 |
soreau | brjann: Yea, I got it now. Had to do ssh ubuntu@ipaddy | 18:19 |
soreau | thnx | 18:19 |
Kimo | i have this problem how to resolve it http://launchpadlibrarian.net/39799066/Screenshot-NVIDIA%20X%20Server%20Settings.png | 18:19 |
brjann | soreau: no problem :) | 18:19 |
michael__ | papapep, Karmic 9.10 (is it) ? I don't understand what you mean by kernel version, sorry. I'm kinda new. | 18:19 |
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serverduck | Kimo, wait I'm shure someone will help you. | 18:19 |
Kimo | Ok i wait you thanks | 18:19 |
papapep | michael__: type "uname -a" at a prompt shell, without the quotes | 18:19 |
dimuls | reanimation, rsquid?? | 18:19 |
stdisease | michael__, version of the 'core' of the system, kinda, called the kernel. use 'uname -a' to see information about it | 18:20 |
papapep | michael__: and you should see something similar to 2.6.31-19-generic | 18:20 |
michael__ | papapep, 2.6.31-19-generic | 18:20 |
papapep | michael__: :) | 18:20 |
papapep | michael__: then you're fully updated | 18:20 |
vegarn | I'm playing around with openvpn tunneling and routing. I do not have any firewall or iptables rules. Is it necessary to explicitly put iptables rules for allowing(ACCEPT) forwarding between interfaces when I haven't done anything to policies or rules? | 18:21 |
|604| | wow stdisease even grub won't load, my laptop is stuck on the HP screen | 18:21 |
|604| | HP Invent | 18:21 |
michael__ | stdisease, why wouldn't there be a standard kernel version for each distribution? Why would one Karmic have a different kernel version from another Karmic installation? Karmic is Karmic right? Wrong? | 18:21 |
vegarn | I did the "echo 1" to ip_forwarding file in proc.. that should suffice? | 18:21 |
michael__ | papapep, I guess that's a good thing. | 18:21 |
papapep | michael__: there are continuous packages improvements and bug fixing, kernel included | 18:21 |
drizzt_ | why stupid gnome and GTk common dialogs save files with UTF-9 names, instead of $LANG codepage? | 18:22 |
stdisease | |604|, Karmic is Karmic but the kernel versions could change because bugs and fixes are added all the time | 18:22 |
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Trinity33 | want to put new commands in it and thats not possible so i would like to know if there is some way to keep it open after executing script from launcher>? ubuntu 9.10 | 18:22 |
stdisease | michael__, ^ I mean | 18:22 |
papapep | michael__: yes, usually, to be fully updated is the best option | 18:22 |
|604| | stdisease i managed to get into grub and select the default kernal, my pc made a loud beep agaian | 18:22 |
drizzt_ | michael__, each 1-2 weeks new kernel is issued to cover security vulnerabilities | 18:22 |
|604| | doing a disk check | 18:22 |
justinas | histo, can anybody tell me, why i am not able to change any settings in compiz CCSM? When i launch it from terminal "sudo ccsm" - i can change, bet settings doesn't apply when launching simply CCSM (Without sudo). All check-boxes are gray and i'm not able to change them | 18:22 |
stdisease | |604|, let it finish the check | 18:22 |
|604| | ok brb | 18:23 |
papapep | michael__: have to go now, hope you fix your issue soon ;) | 18:23 |
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soreau | justinas: Do not run any user app as root. Ever. | 18:23 |
michael__ | papapep-afk, okie doke thanks. | 18:23 |
Kimo | Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page:Failed to query NoScanout for screen 0. | 18:23 |
serverduck | I have a problem with my time. I can't set it up. When I click set time, it asks me for password but then it brings me back to general/locations/weather. Why? | 18:23 |
justinas | soreau, the same for gksudo | 18:23 |
justinas | what is wrong? | 18:24 |
toni__ | !list | 18:24 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 18:24 |
soreau | jussio1: gksu, gksudo, kdesu, sudo and running as root are all the same thing. Do not do it under any circumstance for any user application. This includes all of compiz components, emerald, ccsm, fusion-icon. | 18:24 |
soreau | justinas: ^^ | 18:25 |
cyberbluntz | eh? | 18:25 |
justinas | why, soreau ? | 18:25 |
soreau | justinas: Also, this is an indication that you have compiz running as root which is also not good. You could have possibly damaged your permissions in your users home folder now | 18:25 |
soreau | justinas: Because it can screw up your permissions and cause all kinds of strange problems | 18:26 |
ubyserver | Hello Everyone | 18:26 |
justinas | how can i solve this problem? | 18:26 |
schlaftier | I thought gksudo et al. instead of plain sudo would prevent screwing up your permissions | 18:26 |
vegarn | gksudo is just graphical sudo | 18:27 |
Kimo | Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page:Failed to query NoScanout for screen 0. | 18:27 |
stdisease | schlaftier, not that I know of, they're just fancy interfaces for root access | 18:27 |
Stargaze | justinas: by rebooting your pc and using sudo for maintenance only | 18:27 |
soreau | justinas: First, assuming you are running as your normal user, go into sys>prefs>appearance>visual effects and set to None then back to whatever it was. this should restart compiz as user | 18:27 |
schlaftier | vegarn, stdisease: http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo | 18:28 |
soreau | justinas: Then, open ccsm as user with sys>prefs>compiz config settings manager | 18:28 |
LinuxJunkie | Looking form some help on a dual boot windows 7 and 9.10. Grub2 is skipped completely and the forums are not being much help. Anyone able to point me in the right direction? | 18:28 |
soreau | LinuxJunkie: Which OS did you install last? | 18:29 |
cyberbluntz | what the tor gui name? | 18:29 |
|604| | stdisease it went to the same thing | 18:29 |
|604| | stdisease mount of system failed,, a maintenance shell will now be started,, control-d will terminate this shell and re-try... | 18:29 |
LinuxJunkie | Ubuntu was installed last | 18:29 |
|604| | its now sitting at a terminal doing nothing | 18:29 |
cyberbluntz | How can I check if vidalia is auto starting on boot or set it too//? | 18:30 |
stdisease | LinuxJunkie, are you presented with a GRUB menu when you boot up? And how was your linux installed, through Wubi or regular CD install | 18:30 |
cyberbluntz | I have the "show this window on startup" ticked | 18:30 |
justinas | soreau, doesn't work - in visual settings i set NONE, after that - custom. Then launched CCSM and all chekboxes are grey... | 18:31 |
stdisease | |604|, right, well enter root pass and try to fix things, I really can't do much for you over IRC | 18:31 |
ubyserver | For windows I used Putty. | 18:31 |
|604| | i don't know how to "fix things" lol | 18:31 |
ubyserver | How do I connect to an shell? | 18:31 |
cyberbluntz | i have putty on ubuntu too | 18:31 |
LinuxJunkie | soreau: Cd install, chose use largest continuous space, No grub menu at all. | 18:32 |
llutz | ubyserver: ssh user@host | 18:32 |
ubyserver | ssh user@host wtf | 18:32 |
ubyserver | I only know about connecting to ip addresses | 18:32 |
stdisease | ubyserver, 'host' could be an IP | 18:32 |
ubyserver | but what about user@? | 18:32 |
llutz | ubyserver: read "man ssh" | 18:33 |
stdisease | ubyserver, 'user' is your user name on the host you're trying to connect to... | 18:33 |
PingFloyd | LinuxJunkie: does it go into windows 7? | 18:33 |
LinuxJunkie | Yes it boots to 7 no prob | 18:33 |
stdisease | ubyserver, example : ssh mycoolsuperh4xxor@1.2.3.4 | 18:33 |
Kangarooo | there was a webpage for installing ubuntu programms with one click | 18:33 |
Kangarooo | does anyone knows name of that? | 18:33 |
ubyserver | gotcha thanx stdisease | 18:33 |
|604| | perhaps i should make a forum thread? | 18:34 |
cyberbluntz | yah, I'm not eeing anywhere to auto launch vidalia on startup | 18:34 |
|604| | !ubuntu | 18:34 |
Czakol | hi | 18:34 |
ubottu | Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com | 18:34 |
PingFloyd | LinuxJunkie: assuming you installed grub to your /boot partition. Easiest fix is to install latest version of easybcd and create a boot entry for your ubuntu | 18:34 |
Stargaze | Kangarooo: appnr.com | 18:34 |
brjann | Kangarooo: in karmic, the Ubuntu Software Center found in the Applications menu can do that | 18:34 |
LinuxJunkie | Ok, will be doing that next then. thanks for the help | 18:35 |
Czakol | Hi, i made ubuntu 9.10 update | 18:35 |
brjann | Kangarooo: (assuming that you want software from the ubuntu repositories) | 18:35 |
PingFloyd | LinuxJunkie: the advantage of doing it that way, is if you ever need to reinstall windows, you don't have to find a linux livecd and update grub | 18:35 |
Czakol | and now my wirless card doesn't work | 18:35 |
alexandr | всем привет | 18:35 |
Czakol | what couldbe a problem? | 18:35 |
dimuls | alexandr, q=) | 18:35 |
brjann | !ru | alexandr | 18:35 |
ubottu | alexandr: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 18:35 |
Stargaze | Czakol: is it internal or external? | 18:35 |
Czakol | internal | 18:36 |
justinas | soreau, doesn't work - in visual settings i set NONE, after that - custom. Then launched CCSM and all chekboxes are grey... | 18:36 |
Kangarooo | thx Stargaze. thats the one. brjann Ubuntu Software center slows pc. im now installing on very old pc. | 18:36 |
cyberbluntz | What config file control the applications that start up boot in the ubuntu OS? | 18:36 |
brjann | Kangarooo: gotcha | 18:36 |
Czakol | Stargaze: internal | 18:36 |
vegarn | I need to make "echo '1' > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward" run at every boot... Is it best to put this in /etc/rc.local or somewhere else? | 18:37 |
stdisease | vegarn, use sysctl -w var=value instead, and you can putit it in rc.local yes | 18:37 |
Czakol | could somebody help me | 18:38 |
llutz | vegarn: exit /etc/sysctl.conf "net.ipv4.ip_forward=1" | 18:39 |
llutz | edit* | 18:39 |
Quickard | anyway to install ubuntu directly off of hard disk, I get about halfway through install and an error occurs. something to do with my cd-rom drive | 18:39 |
vegarn | thanks | 18:39 |
Kangarooo | Quickard: try checking cd for errors | 18:39 |
C-S-B | hey guys, I need the r5u87x-loader to get my webcam to work. I've added uvc into /etc/modules but it doesnt get my cam working everytime on boot. anyway to do this? | 18:39 |
Quickard | is there a tool in ubuntu for that? | 18:40 |
vegarn | llutz: great tip! thanks | 18:40 |
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Kangarooo | Quickard: when live cd put in pc then first menu will have that option | 18:40 |
llutz | vegarn: recommended way to do it | 18:40 |
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Trinity33 | hi everyone i have question about gnome terminal how to keep it open after executing script? from desktop launcher. when i type in terminal name of this application then it open when i make launcher with path to this app then terminal open and it closes after 0.5sec i could put in the script at the end read or sleep and it will stay open after exec. but matter is that when i use launcher and the termin opens then | 18:41 |
Trinity33 | want to put new commands in it and thats not possible so i would like to know if there is some way to keep it open after executing script from launcher>? ubuntu 9.10 | 18:41 |
Quickard | k, so reboot machine, boot off cd and use ubuntu to check for error's. if I find an error on the cd should I try and burn another copy? | 18:42 |
llutz | Trinity33: use xterm or other term, since gnome-terminal afaik has no "-hold" option, to keep it opened | 18:43 |
Kangarooo | Quickard: no put live cd start computer. live cd will show options like try live cd and install and third option is check cd for errors | 18:43 |
Quickard | I dont have live cd | 18:44 |
stdisease | Get yours today! | 18:44 |
Kangarooo | Quickard: then how u tryd to install ubuntu? i didnt then understand something. i understand that u trying to install ubuntu with live cd | 18:45 |
drizzt_ | can anyone tell me why Gnome create files with names in UTF-8? | 18:45 |
bitsmart | hey folks, mpd is running and I can't get it to stop. sudo service mpd stop prints * Stopping Music Player Daemon mpd [ OK ] but I can run that command over and over and get the same results. what's going on? | 18:45 |
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Quickard | yes, I have a bootable ubuntu disk that I burned. | 18:45 |
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stdisease | drizzt_, supports more alphabets that way? | 18:46 |
Myrtti | drizzt_: it's the default charset of the whole system | 18:46 |
stdisease | bitsmart, 'sudo pkill -9 mpd' | 18:47 |
drizzt_ | Myrtti, nautilus is run with normal codepage | 18:47 |
Kangarooo | Quickard: from ubuntu.com yes? then it is a live cd also. put it. restart let bios read cd and take option check for errors. if error will be found then chdsk | 18:48 |
Kangarooo | Quickard: !chdsk | 18:48 |
Kangarooo | !chdsk | 18:48 |
john2 | my name if john | 18:48 |
Trinity33 | <llutz> gnome term does have hold option cos u need just put in script u created at the end "read" or "sleep 5" i tried xterm and what i want to do is not just to hold on the term i want to exec script see the app open in the terminal and still have the option to put it the same terminal new commands can xterm do that? not just hold but make possible that when hold i be able after window open put new command | 18:48 |
drizzt_ | system language is set to ANSI codepage, not UTF_8 | 18:48 |
victor__ | sfsff | 18:49 |
trism | Trinity33: I usually use the --init-file option of bash to do that | 18:49 |
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Kangarooo | Quickard: !checksum | 18:50 |
bitsmart | stdisease, ok, now running sudo service --status-all shows "[ ? ] mpd", does that mean it is stopped? | 18:50 |
stdisease | idk does the term codepage even apply in a linux environment? | 18:50 |
Kangarooo | eh. Quickard https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM | 18:50 |
drizzt_ | stdisease, no, linux uses libastral for mapping characters, no codepages for sure | 18:50 |
llutz | Trinity33: sleep/read is a ugly hack. but sorry, i never tried what you want, so i cannot say | 18:51 |
stdisease | bitsmart, no idea but you can see if the daemon's process is still running 'pgrep mpd' or 'ps aux | grep mpd' | 18:52 |
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serverduck | How do you enable NTP on an ubuntu 9.10 machine to update it's clock with the internet servers?? | 18:52 |
Trinity33 | <trism> what u mean by --init-file? use in launcher. "gnome-terminal --init-patch to the application"? | 18:53 |
bitsmart | stdisease, ps aux | grep mpd returns "drew 3858 0.0 0.0 3040 808 pts/0 S+ 13:52 0:00 grep --color=auto mpd", which means that my command is the only found instance of mpd, right? | 18:53 |
stdisease | bitsmart, which means it isn't running anymore, mpd | 18:54 |
trism | Trinity33: you can use the terminal to execute bash --init-file=/path/to/script; --init-file uses a bash script instead of ~/.bashrc as the initial script, so it executes it and then starts bash. You may want to source ~/.bashrc at the start of the script | 18:55 |
john2 | hi! | 18:56 |
john2 | trying to get some help | 18:57 |
bitsmart | john2, hi, did you have a question? if so, ask away | 18:57 |
john2 | trying to install usb tv tuner | 18:57 |
kai_ | Hi | 18:57 |
john2 | any help with tuner? | 18:58 |
kai_ | which tuner | 18:59 |
john2 | startech | 18:59 |
jibadeeha | if i have 2GB of ram, what should my swap size be ... i created a swap partition for 2048 but have just noticed that the available space is slightly less, will this affect hibernation | 18:59 |
kai_ | that's a company | 18:59 |
kai_ | type model | 19:00 |
john2 | usb2 | 19:00 |
DasEi | john2: just install tvtime and see if it's recognized | 19:00 |
john2 | not recognized. dmesg picks it up | 19:02 |
etsorbme8 | john2 lspci | 19:03 |
kai_ | john2 lsusb not pci | 19:04 |
john2 | brooktree bt878 | 19:05 |
dorgan | can anyone help me to setup exim to SMTP auth to remote server when trying to send mail? | 19:05 |
DasEi | john2: supported by linux, seems usb-driver is your problem then | 19:06 |
john2 | brooktree bt878 audio and video capture | 19:06 |
john2 | yes | 19:06 |
Kimo | Hello guys | 19:06 |
llutz | dorgan: http://www.manu-j.com/blog/wordpress-exim4-ubuntu-gmail-smtp/75/ | 19:07 |
john2 | i need driver is there 1 | 19:07 |
tylerg | Is there any easy guide to setting up printer sharing from a mac osx to a ubuntu printer | 19:08 |
Stargaze | DasEi: try usb-modeswitch | 19:08 |
DasEi | Stargaze: it's about john 2 m stargate bt878 usb-tv-receiver | 19:09 |
john2 | what does modeswitch do | 19:09 |
drizzt_ | can anyone tell me why Gnome create files with names in UTF-8 despite system locale is ANSI? | 19:10 |
DasEi | john2: lsmod << any driver loaded for it ? | 19:10 |
adolfo | #ubuntu-classroom | 19:10 |
Stargaze | john2: try and install usb-modeswitch | 19:10 |
john2 | did with card no and tuner recomended no go | 19:10 |
rmozden | ok, where are the two I was chatting with eariler | 19:11 |
ubyserver | Can anyone recommend an image software for ubuntu so that I can ghost my installation? | 19:12 |
`mOOse` | ubyserver clonezilla | 19:12 |
goldins | ubyserver: clonezilla? | 19:12 |
goldins | ghost? | 19:12 |
goldins | dd ? | 19:12 |
`mOOse` | clonezilla is freeware | 19:12 |
ubyserver | I want to backup as this is my main machine | 19:12 |
goldins | I use rsync for backups | 19:13 |
goldins | -HPavzx | 19:13 |
`mOOse` | it's a cloning sw, not a traditional backup sw | 19:13 |
ubyserver | if I type in the wrong command and mess things up badly. | 19:13 |
ubyserver | I just want to pop in and restore | 19:13 |
`mOOse` | ubyserver? | 19:13 |
ubyserver | so clonezilla? | 19:13 |
Stargaze | ubyserver: try 'Quickstart', that's a tool for Linux | 19:13 |
`mOOse` | clonezilla | 19:14 |
rmozden | Ok, here's my issue and lets see who can help. Either via whitelist or blacklist iptables is gonna take forever to churn out the rules. My allow list would have 6 countries in it and still be quite large as compared to the blacklist that would be 100k lines of CIDR addresses. Do I have to recompile the kernel for ipset? | 19:14 |
ubyserver | thanx `mOOse` | 19:14 |
DasEi | john2: http://howtoubuntu.org/?p=20, if that will not help, there is a repo (francois...can't remember)that builds all that drivers, I'm currently working so can't change to that machine | 19:14 |
goldins | so I followed the instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/serverguide/C/firewall.html under "IP Masquerading" and my nat isn't working. Further, the nat table isn't showing up in iptables -L | 19:14 |
Stargaze | ubyserver: search google for 'quickstart swiss army knife' | 19:14 |
goldins | is there another way to setup nat? | 19:15 |
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Trinity33 | <trism> look i have 100 applications which work in terminal so i cant remember path to every of them. what i want to do is to make launchers so i can see and start any i want to. for example when i type in terminal cd /..../..../...../name of the app it will start in terminal ready for new command so can i use some command in launcher etc to open that app and the terminal will be ready for new command? | 19:15 |
DasEi | john2: try that, I can look over in ~ 45 mins | 19:15 |
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NewUs3R | how i install flux box in karmic and remove gnome? | 19:16 |
goldins | don't remove gnome | 19:16 |
goldins | you'll regret it | 19:16 |
Stargaze | NewUs3R: use Synaptic Package Manager | 19:16 |
Trinity33 | another question if u ahev 100 applications is there a way in 9.10 to create sort of menu and chose which one u want to start after clicking on it? | 19:16 |
NewUs3R | Ok | 19:16 |
NewUs3R | Thanks Everyone.. | 19:16 |
blakkheim | NewUs3R: sudo aptitude install fluxbox | 19:17 |
Stargaze | NewUs3R: type sudo apt-get install fluxbox | 19:17 |
DasEi | Trinity33: list them in a script ? | 19:18 |
kai_ | Im usinf lernid but I cant see the slides and there's no chat to ask quetions | 19:18 |
grandrew | hi all! I have a strange problem: the kernel reports 2600M of memory available on boot, but 'free' shows only 1366M is total :-\ how can that be? | 19:19 |
DasEi | grandrew: what does htop report ? | 19:20 |
grandrew | I dont have htop, but 'top' says 1335296k total. I can install htop though | 19:21 |
Trinity33 | <DasEI> i just found it:::) someone from gnome channel gave me the command it should look like that gnome-terminal -x sh -c 'app; bash' with it u can start any application u want to | 19:21 |
grandrew | if that matters | 19:21 |
DasEi | Trinity33: more then one solution, sure, fine then | 19:22 |
SealedWithAKiss | Bran new Karmic installation, why isn't Compiz listed under System > Preferences ? | 19:22 |
mario-prkos | I got a new monitor but it won't work, blank after I choose kernel and ubuntu logo is shown briefly, old monitor is 19" vga, new one is 24" dvi, I changed the usplash to the new resolution. Im using nvidia driver installed through ubuntu interface | 19:22 |
grandrew | hmm if it did report 1337M I would think I got my machine 0wn'd :-P | 19:22 |
g0sp | hello - why is it that the ubuntu live CD has everything it needs to make the wireless card work, but when you actually install from said live CD you have to connect to the internet before you can make your wireless card work? Doesn't that seem....stupid and obtrusive? | 19:22 |
Stargaze | mario-prkos: use 'display' in control center | 19:22 |
mario-prkos | Stargaze: how do I get tot hat? | 19:23 |
Red_HamsterX | SealedWithAKiss, compizconfig-settings-manager #I think you need to install that, though I don't recall for sure. | 19:23 |
ZykoticK9 | is there a method to search if apt is utilizing a particular PPA? for instance is one is not in use how could I tell? | 19:23 |
DasEi | grandrew: cat /proc/meminfo | 19:23 |
Stargaze | mario-prkos: System > Control Center | 19:23 |
DasEi | grandrew: last line saying ? | 19:23 |
mario-prkos | Stargaze: I can't get GUI at all, only console | 19:23 |
GULLE | ola | 19:23 |
GULLE | sjlḱu1úlñ1-1i11ii1i2iu | 19:24 |
Stargaze | mario-prkos: then type gnome-control-center | 19:24 |
Roasted | hey guys - is there a way to change the default profile in ubuntu so ANY user who logs in gets the same desktop icons, printer,s and speciifc program settings? | 19:24 |
mario-prkos | is there a way to install or update nvidia driver from console, I tried nvidia-settings but it says command not found | 19:24 |
mario-prkos | Stargaze: thanx Ill try that | 19:25 |
Stargaze | Roasted: check the user's permissions | 19:25 |
Red_HamsterX | g0sp, though I wish I could give you a link, there are places where misconfigurations like that should be reported for developers to address in future releases. If you can spare a few moments, try searching for such a place on the Ubuntu site. | 19:25 |
grandrew | DasEi, DirectMap2M: 0 kB DirectMap4k: 2805120 kB | 19:25 |
Roasted | Stargaze, what? User permissions? I'm not doing anything with permissions. I'm trying to set the default profile. | 19:25 |
RazorC | Hi, I have unpacked (installed) testdisk recovery programmer (.deb) file but now I don't know where it is because it isn't in the Applications menu | 19:25 |
mario-prkos | Stargaze: I get cannot open display | 19:25 |
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DasEi | grandrew: so it's there, htop is nice for it's sorting function, look what's eating up there | 19:26 |
shleda | hi all, does any body know how to set up a daily reminder in Evolution mail on Ubuntu? | 19:26 |
tesuki | Hello, could some one point me to a guide on how I install firefox 3.6 on 8.04 64bit? I have search the web and found some that don't work (including adding repo ppa.lunchpad.net daily-firefox). | 19:26 |
grandrew | DasEi, hmm that sounds different from my another machine which has different things there :-\ | 19:26 |
jose__ | que pasa titis | 19:26 |
Stargaze | mario-prkos: did you try with GUI? | 19:26 |
mario-prkos | gui want start | 19:26 |
grandrew | DasEi, you mean that some kernel-level task is eating memory? | 19:27 |
mario-prkos | gui won't start | 19:27 |
xircon | a | 19:27 |
tylerg | Hey what would my server name be for my ubuntu machine? | 19:27 |
Guest35136 | !list | 19:27 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 19:27 |
slogum1 | how can i restart the gnome desktop? it's haning | 19:27 |
conb123 | Hiya I am running 64 bit karmic and there is a 32 bit deb package i wish to install, i have the ia32-libs package but dpkg still complains of the wrong architecture. Could any one help me with this please? | 19:27 |
SealedWithAKiss | I'm having a problem with applications crashing while I'm typing into them, Xchat and Firefox are examples, what could this be? | 19:28 |
shleda | slogum1: use startx | 19:28 |
FrEaKmAn_ | hi, how could I identify ubuntu version (32 or 64bit)? | 19:28 |
shleda | FrEaKmAn_: use about from system | 19:29 |
bastid_raZor | FrEaKmAn_: uname -m in a terminal | 19:29 |
acicula | uname -a | 19:29 |
conb123 | FrEaKmAn_: uname -a | 19:29 |
inveratulo | FrEaKmAn_: uname -i | 19:29 |
d0uglas | hi folks.. having a problem with wordpress which from a lot of googling is pointing toward apache as being the culprit. Wordpress cannot resolve any hosts when trying to make its own outgoing connections. The rest of the server seems otherwise fine. Any help would be appreciated... | 19:29 |
serverduck | Why can't I listen to a .pls file in amarok? | 19:29 |
hiexpo | SealedWithAKiss, have you updated everything after the install? | 19:29 |
FrEaKmAn_ | well it says 64 but Im still getting only 3gb out of 4gb of ram | 19:29 |
RazorC | Hello, can someone suggest me a free program for recovering deleted files and pictures? | 19:29 |
JoeSomeBuddy | trying to set up nvidia card with nvidia-settings, getting error - Failed to parse existing X config file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'! | 19:30 |
shleda | d0uglas: check wordpress and htaccess | 19:30 |
SealedWithAKiss | hiexpo, yeah. | 19:30 |
Emilio | hola | 19:30 |
Tamnakz | any solution to aol on pidgen? | 19:30 |
JoeSomeBuddy | how does one fix this bug? | 19:30 |
serverduck | I'm able to listen ogg.m3u but not .pls in amarok. WHy? | 19:30 |
acicula | FrEaKmAn_: got an integrated graphics card? | 19:30 |
FrEaKmAn_ | acicula, no | 19:30 |
RazorC | hi | 19:30 |
hiexpo | sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade? | 19:30 |
RazorC | can someone suggest me a free recovery program for ubuntu 9.04? | 19:30 |
acicula | FrEaKmAn_: whats the output of free -m (pastebin) | 19:30 |
FrEaKmAn_ | acicula, even stranger is that "free" is showing thah Im using 1.3gb out of 3gb | 19:30 |
acicula | JoeSomeBuddy: does the xorg.conf file even exist | 19:31 |
Serraphyn | How can I make sure the new nvidia driver I just installed is running and not hte 185 driver that ubuntu installed? | 19:31 |
acicula | FrEaKmAn_: thats normal, ubuntu will use whatever memory is available for caching of stuff | 19:31 |
d0uglas | shleda: .htaccess in the wp directory? | 19:31 |
JoeSomeBuddy | acicula, beats me, how do i check that? | 19:31 |
k0d3g3ar | ne1 have a recommendation for a good USB DVD Writer for my laptop that works with Ubuntu? | 19:31 |
FrEaKmAn_ | acicula, http://pastie.org/850381 | 19:31 |
shleda | d0uglas: yes | 19:31 |
acicula | JoeSomeBuddy: what do you need nvidia-settings for? | 19:31 |
FrEaKmAn_ | acicula, ok. But I still dont know why its shoing 3gb instead of 4 | 19:32 |
acicula | FrEaKmAn_: what does uname -a say? | 19:32 |
JoeSomeBuddy | acicula, someone told me that woudl save = wrong | 19:32 |
FrEaKmAn_ | acicula, Linux TheBadMachine 2.6.31-19-generic #56-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 28 02:39:34 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux | 19:32 |
shleda | can anyone point me to IRC channel where I can some help for Evolution | 19:32 |
JoeSomeBuddy | i still cant save settings | 19:32 |
pancakez | anybody know where I can find any information on resizing a partition that's being used by mdadm for a raid-0 without destroying any data on the raid? | 19:32 |
d0uglas | shleda: not much in that other than mod_rewrite stuff .. a long time ago this used to work fine, wordpress, and then i messed with mod rewrite, perhaps that's the culprit? | 19:32 |
acicula | JoeSomeBuddy: because the config file doesnt exist i suppose | 19:32 |
acicula | !nvidia | JoeSomeBuddy | 19:32 |
ubottu | JoeSomeBuddy: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 19:32 |
Tamnakz | Is there any fix to egt aim to work with Pidgin? | 19:33 |
bcurtiswx_ | where can I find what's in the build queue for the i386 builders in launchpad.net/builders | 19:34 |
xangua | Tamnakz: have you read the page or asked in #pidgin¿¿ | 19:34 |
shleda | d0uglas: better verify the logs, if you are on linux go to /var/logs/httpd/ and look for error and access logs | 19:34 |
acicula | FrEaKmAn_: hmm interesting, but dont know why it wouldnt see more then 3Gb | 19:34 |
serverduck | Does someone know if Amarok has suport for files like"listen.pls" I can't listen to them. | 19:34 |
Tamnakz | no | 19:35 |
acicula | FrEaKmAn_: it should be able to, when you boot it says 3GB in the bios? what graphic card do you have? | 19:35 |
RazorC | Hello there, can somebody help me with my problem? | 19:35 |
wunjo | I would use Rythembox is I was you duck | 19:35 |
wunjo | does it all | 19:35 |
Tamnakz | xangua: how do I get to #pidgin? | 19:35 |
FrEaKmAn_ | acicula, it says 4gb. I have ati radeon 2600xt | 19:35 |
acicula | !ask RazorC | 19:35 |
xangua | Tamnakz: /j #pidgin | 19:35 |
digitig | I'm trying to mount what I think is an ext3 formatted drive, connected via a SATA to USB adaptor. But I have no idea where to look for it! I've tried looking in /var/log/messages, but don't see a connection message. When I try it in MS Windows it autodetects the devide no problems (but can't read the disk, of course). How do I find the drive and mount it under Ubuntu? | 19:36 |
shleda | rythombox looks like a lighweight player, though i didnt like it | 19:36 |
DasEi | grandrew: do you use shared memory for graphics or a ramdisk ? | 19:36 |
Tamnakz | xangua: says I cannot join? :( | 19:36 |
SealedWithAKiss | sudo apt-get install hotsmtp isn't working, E: Package hotsmtp has no installation candidate | 19:36 |
SealedWithAKiss | -- Any idea why? | 19:36 |
DasEi | !register | Tamnakz | 19:36 |
ubottu | Tamnakz: Information about registering your nickname: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available in #freenode | 19:36 |
JoeSomeBuddy | acicula, the file does exist | 19:36 |
JoeSomeBuddy | acicula, the file does exist so why no saving? | 19:36 |
wunjo | or just wine Winamp | 19:37 |
acicula | FrEaKmAn_: JoeSomeBuddy then you need the permissions to modify it, superuser | 19:37 |
wunjo | very simple solution | 19:37 |
wunjo | or use VLC | 19:37 |
acicula | FrEaKmAn_: whats the output of: file /lib/libc-2.10.1.so | 19:37 |
Kimo | how to resolve this prob Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page: | 19:37 |
Kimo | Failed to query NoScanout for screen 0. | 19:37 |
SealedWithAKiss | -- Any idea why? | 19:37 |
JoeSomeBuddy | acicula, i ran nvidia settings as root, didnt help at all | 19:37 |
SealedWithAKiss | sudo apt-get install hotsmtp isn't working, E: Package hotsmtp has no installation candidate | 19:38 |
acicula | RazorC: please ask your questions in #ubuntu and not via pm | 19:38 |
FrEaKmAn_ | acicula, /lib/libc-2.10.1.so: ELF 64-bit LSB shared object, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, stripped | 19:38 |
acicula | JoeSomeBuddy: then i dont know | 19:38 |
Red_HamsterX | SealedWithAKiss, that package does not appear to be supported anymore. | 19:38 |
Kimo | i want to see what is this prob Unable to load X Server Display Configuration page:Failed to query NoScanout for screen 0. | 19:38 |
dangerman | i have a problem with startupmanager after installing ubuntu | 19:38 |
SealedWithAKiss | Red_HamsterX, what do I do to get it? I'm following a tutorial on configuring evolution to work with Hotmail. The tutorial requires me to install that package. | 19:38 |
RazorC | !ask I have installed testdisk.deb but now I'm unable to locate it since it doesn't appear in the Applications menu | 19:39 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 19:39 |
DasEi | Kimo: you have a poulated /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 19:39 |
acicula | FrEaKmAn_: hmm odd, by all accounts it should see all the memory. dunno | 19:39 |
DasEi | ? | 19:39 |
Kimo | How i can resolve this prob | 19:39 |
mario-prkos | Stargaze: just FYI and thanx for your help: I connected to my comp from laptop and used remote x export display to get gnome-control-center and deinstalled the driver, after that I rebooted and I got gui! I'm not reinstalling the driver and hope it will pick up all the new monitor settings :) | 19:39 |
Kimo | i send to you my Xorg.conf configuration | 19:39 |
wunjo | Kimo that is a goo question | 19:39 |
dangerman | grub defaults to windows after using startupmanager | 19:39 |
acicula | RazorC: use dpkg-query to find out what testdisk.deb installed? | 19:39 |
wunjo | good rather | 19:39 |
RazorC | how do I do that? | 19:39 |
raj | GUYS does anyone get RANDOM firefox shutdowns when going to the itunes store???? ITS weird everything else works and stable except itunes store.. is this a joke from apple? | 19:39 |
Kimo | Ok wait plzzz | 19:40 |
DasEi | RazorC: don't use !, triggers the ro-bot ;; you start it from trml | 19:40 |
wunjo | I have seen that happen many times | 19:40 |
grandrew | DasEi, I guess not.. gfx memory shows 124 MB. How can I figure out if there is a ramdisk? | 19:40 |
FrEaKmAn_ | acicula, anyway... thanks | 19:40 |
Red_HamsterX | SealedWithAKiss, you could try manually installing it from Intrepid (http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/hotsmtp), but that may not be a good idea. It may have been abandoned for a reason other than "too much work to maintain for the amount of use it's expected to provide" | 19:40 |
RazorC | oh ok | 19:40 |
trism | SealedWithAKiss: you apparenlty don't need it for evolution anymore http://linuxowns.wordpress.com/2009/03/04/setting-up-evolution-mail-gmail-and-hotmail | 19:40 |
DasEi | grandrew: htop says ? | 19:40 |
wunjo | Lets see if I can find a Page that will help you | 19:40 |
Roasted | Guys - if I add a printer, does it get added in some sort of hidden .whatever file in my home directory?? | 19:40 |
wunjo | ok Kimo | 19:40 |
Red_HamsterX | SealedWithAKiss, go with what trism said. That's probably why it was dropped. | 19:40 |
DasEi | !brain > RazorC :) | 19:40 |
ubottu | RazorC, please see my private message | 19:40 |
oliver_ | Hello | 19:41 |
oliver_ | I can't enable desktop effects :S | 19:41 |
oliver_ | I just could, but then i rebootet | 19:41 |
DasEi | RazorC :need more advice on testdisk ? | 19:41 |
RazorC | no thanks | 19:41 |
grandrew | DasEi, htop says nothing about where my memory has gone :-( just 328/1304MB in Mem row | 19:41 |
Kimo | http://pastebin.com/DEkaDasJ | 19:41 |
oliver_ | "Desktop effects could not be enabled" | 19:42 |
oliver_ | They just worked | 19:42 |
oliver_ | then i rebooted :S | 19:42 |
oliver_ | and now they wont work | 19:42 |
Tamnakz | xangua, still around? | 19:42 |
wunjo | Kimo | 19:42 |
wunjo | are your driver set right in Ubuntu | 19:43 |
wunjo | for you Nvidia? | 19:43 |
Kimo | yes | 19:43 |
wunjo | ok good | 19:43 |
Kimo | compiz it's activated all work great | 19:43 |
oliver_ | I got nvidia | 19:43 |
wunjo | Me too | 19:43 |
wunjo | Finale | 19:43 |
oliver_ | and my screen effects dont work | 19:43 |
DasEi | grandrew: and you say there are ~2.6 g installed, whille free reports just the half ? checking syslog or even memtest for faulty / unmatching stripes (timings?) | 19:43 |
xangua | Tamnakz: using the lates version of pidgin mya help | 19:43 |
xangua | may* | 19:43 |
wunjo | love burning windows | 19:43 |
oliver_ | Just worked, but after i rebooted it didnt work | 19:43 |
wunjo | ok | 19:43 |
Kimo | but i can't change screen resolution in nvidia setting | 19:43 |
Tamnakz | xangua: what's the easiest way to update? | 19:44 |
oliver_ | Can anyone help me ? | 19:44 |
oliver_ | I can't enable desktop effects :S | 19:44 |
wunjo | so you are having trouble setting you Xorg config in shell or in general | 19:44 |
xangua | Tamnakz: using the pidgin ppa, the instructions are in pidgin.im ;) | 19:44 |
wunjo | OOOOooo I c | 19:44 |
digitig | Nobody? :-( | 19:44 |
Kimo | No all is normal | 19:44 |
blackbear | is there an effective ocr program somewhere? | 19:44 |
Tamnakz | sorry, I've had a horribly day and easy shit is frustrating me. . . | 19:44 |
shleda | guyz, does any one knows a daily reminder app that can remind me to take my medicine daily? | 19:44 |
guntbert | !enter | oliver_ , wunjo | 19:44 |
ubottu | oliver_ , wunjo: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 19:45 |
Tamnakz | instructions are in pidgin.im? | 19:45 |
grandrew | DasEi, the most intersting part is that dmesg says: [ 0.000000] Memory: 2665604k/2813312k available. So it seems that kernel does really find it but does not make it available for userspace | 19:45 |
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oliver_ | !enter | 19:45 |
Kimo | but i cant change or save nothing in Nvidia setting | 19:45 |
blackbear | the one in sane seems to just make a mess... | 19:45 |
goldins | why isn't my nat working? | 19:46 |
Roasted | Guys - if I add a printer, does it get added in some sort of hidden .whatever file in my home directory?? | 19:46 |
DasEi | grandrew: and the amounts in meminfo ? maybe paste it | 19:46 |
JoeSomeBuddy | anyone know why i cant use my nvidia driver? can someone with experience on nvidia help me out? | 19:46 |
Nijverheid | does anyone know if there's a plugin in pidgin to display what music you're listening to? | 19:46 |
SealedWithAKiss | trism, thanks a lot it worked! | 19:46 |
oliver_ | Joe, what kind of driver do you got and what happens ? | 19:46 |
oliver_ | grafic card* | 19:47 |
ni1s | Roasted, no, what is it you're looking for? | 19:47 |
spartan07 | If I wanted to connect my win7 pc @ work to my ubuntu pc @ home would I need samba or is there something like an ssh server for windows? | 19:47 |
trism | SealedWithAKiss: excellent! | 19:47 |
Giant81 | Anyone ever joined Ubuntu to a windows domain? | 19:47 |
llutz | spartan07: http://www.freesshd.com/ | 19:47 |
Roasted | nils - I'm setting up a default profile for Ubuntu so any user that logs in gets the same settings. I need the users to get the same printer as well. | 19:48 |
DasEi | Giant81: sure | 19:48 |
JoeSomeBuddy | oliver_, i cant answer you unless you tell me how to find out the model | 19:48 |
ni1s | spartan07, or just a plain ftp server? if your empoyer hasnt blocked ports | 19:48 |
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grandrew | DasEi, http://pastebin.ca/1819754 | 19:48 |
JoeSomeBuddy | its an old nvidia | 19:48 |
mr_mustard | how do I automatically generate another xorg.conf with twinview for my nvidia driver? | 19:48 |
Giant81 | DasEi: straight forward? | 19:48 |
ni1s | Roasted, set the default in cups | 19:48 |
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PeroZdero | TinaBalerina? | 19:49 |
spartan07 | nils, make my win7 into an ftp server? | 19:49 |
ni1s | spartan07, probably easier to have the server on ubuntu | 19:49 |
JoeSomeBuddy | oliver_, GeForce FX 5200 | 19:49 |
Roasted | nils - default... default printer, or default profile? | 19:49 |
ni1s | Roasted, default printer | 19:49 |
DasEi | Giant81: I assume they sit in a local dmz, let them have same network-segment and subnet, also edit resolv.conf, most comfortable via dhcp | 19:50 |
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obscurant1st | any good program to ipod sync in linux? | 19:50 |
trism | shleda: you could try the alarm-clock-applet | 19:50 |
ni1s | obscurant1st, best I've found is gtkpod | 19:50 |
Jordan_U | !ipod | obscurant1st | 19:51 |
ubottu | obscurant1st: For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto - For the iPhone and the iPod Touch, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone - See !RockBox for information on liberating your iPod | 19:51 |
mrkiko | Hi all! Sorry for my rudeness - but I'm dewsperate... | 19:51 |
JoeSomeBuddy | oliver_, i was told nvidia was fine in linux | 19:51 |
ubyserver | Can anyone recommend a repository for eBox 1.5 that works? | 19:51 |
PeroZdero | Tina? | 19:51 |
DasEi | Giant81: files of interest : /etc/network/interfaces /etc/resolv.conf, maybe adjust firewalls, if needed | 19:51 |
obscurant1st | thx Jordan_U | 19:51 |
pixide2000 | ciao raga | 19:51 |
obscurant1st | ni1s, i tried it. | 19:51 |
Jordan_U | obscurant1st, You're welcome. | 19:51 |
obscurant1st | :( | 19:51 |
SealedWithAKiss | Evolution has synchronised with my Hotmail account, however it has downloaded all 800 e-mails and displayed them all as unread. How can I make sure Evolution only downloads new e-mails? | 19:51 |
Giant81 | DasEi: I mean join as in use AD to authenticate users on the ubuntu machine | 19:51 |
Giant81 | networking is easy | 19:51 |
mrkiko | I need to install ubuntu on a eee pc 701 - but I'm not able to use usb-creator, which creates in my vaseusb images not working. Can I use a stock ubuntu CD ? | 19:52 |
JoeSomeBuddy | oliver_, i installed the restricted driver, shoudl have been ok after that right? | 19:52 |
ni1s | obscurant1st, amarok does it somewhat similar to iTunes | 19:52 |
spartan07 | nils, if I set it in ubuntu how would I connect to the win7 pc from home when im on ubuntu? | 19:52 |
JoeSomeBuddy | anyone? | 19:52 |
obscurant1st | ni1s, i will try it, thx | 19:52 |
obscurant1st | and btw i dont want to jaibreak my ipod | 19:53 |
holmser | anyone feel like helping me out with snort? | 19:53 |
holmser | I finally have it all installed, but base isn't logging my portscans | 19:53 |
ni1s | spartan07, using some windows ftp client | 19:53 |
DasEi | Giant81: yes, make one machine a domaincontroller | 19:53 |
holmser | I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong | 19:53 |
shleda | trism: this sounds more geeky -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?s=19b71d535726c873e70ae17952fe60b8&p=7817522&postcount=5 | 19:53 |
Lxndr | When this computer was a windows computer, sound would come through the speakers. Now the speakers are completely ignored by ubuntu, and instead sound will only come out of the headphones, assuming headphones are plugged into the headphone jack. How can I make ubuntu communicate to the speakers again? | 19:53 |
DasEi | Kimo: still around with that issue ? | 19:54 |
PeroZdero | Tina? | 19:54 |
obscurant1st | Lxndr, its more like a hardware problem. i am not sure though | 19:54 |
estauffer | Lxndr: have you tried alsamixer? | 19:55 |
SealedWithAKiss | Is there a way to change the default size of desktop icons permanently so that they're all smaller? | 19:55 |
Lxndr | estauffer: I have no idea what that is. I'll look for it. | 19:55 |
dr3mro | is there a way in ubuntu so i can run something that install a package from source and get the dependencies and compile automatically ???????????????????????? | 19:55 |
adalal | heya, my ubuntu one isn't working, is there a way to correct it? | 19:55 |
estauffer | Lxndr: It's an odd-ish command line pgm. Jsut open termina. window and do a alsamixer | 19:56 |
RazorC | ok, I have located testsidk an I have ran it, but it doesn't seem to do anything else but eat clock cycles, no gui, nothing | 19:56 |
RazorC | testdisk* | 19:56 |
SealedWithAKiss | Is there a way to change the default size of desktop icons permanently so that they're all smaller? | 19:56 |
sp_otaku | Hello, I turned on my lucid system and got the updates for the new 2.6.32.15 kernel, but it doesn't fully boot. It says something like ureadahead, and I think it can't mount my tmp dir,(it has its own partition, but that shouldn't matter) | 19:56 |
xangua | dr3mro: they are called repositories | 19:56 |
blakkheim | !lucid | sp_otaku | 19:56 |
ubottu | sp_otaku: Lucid Lynx is the codename for Ubuntu 10.04, due April 29th, 2010 - Lucid is NOT released and is NOT stable - Discussion and support only in #ubuntu+1 | 19:56 |
trism | shleda: that would definitely work too, you could use notify-send to pop up a notification bubble too | 19:57 |
grobda24 | dr3mro, search the ubuntu wiki for "compiling" | 19:57 |
sp_otaku | alright | 19:57 |
RazorC | Can someone here suggest me a good recovery program? | 19:57 |
dr3mro | xangua, i know about apt and ppa but i need something like port system of gentoo | 19:57 |
erUSUL | !undelete | RazorC | 19:57 |
ubottu | RazorC: Some tools to recover lost data are listed and explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery - Recovering deleted files on !ext3 filesystems can be virtually impossible, although methods that might work is some cases are described at at http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlo17/howto/undelete_ext3.html and http://projects.izzysoft.de/trac/ext3undel | 19:57 |
estauffer | RazorC: Recovery for what? | 19:57 |
yoritomo | hello everybody | 19:57 |
estauffer | day to day bakcup or system image | 19:57 |
RazorC | for pictures | 19:57 |
RazorC | .jpg mostly | 19:57 |
seanbrystone | sbackup | 19:58 |
ubyserver | Can I install ebox on my none LTS 9.10 Karmic? | 19:58 |
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yoritomo | i am deseperately searching for karmic64 driver of canon MX320 printer, i could only find the i386 version , can someone help me please ? | 19:58 |
seanbrystone | back in time is another good backup suite | 19:58 |
estauffer | I use back in time | 19:58 |
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shleda | trism: do you know some way out to do this stuff within evolution? | 19:58 |
seanbrystone | cant go wrong with sbackup or back in time. | 19:59 |
DasEi | Kimo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/387195/ | 19:59 |
lobak | hello | 19:59 |
serverduck | How do you disable a touch pad in ubuntu if there is a usb plugged in? | 19:59 |
DasEi | !ldap | Giant81 | 20:00 |
ubottu | Giant81: LDAP is the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. For more information, installation instructions and getting clients to authenticate via LDAP see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenLDAPServer | 20:00 |
lobak | what is the different between some-command ; some-other-command ...and ... some-command & some-other-command ...and.. some-command && some-other-command ? | 20:00 |
* wojtek0adam je | 20:00 | |
Samstein | hello | 20:00 |
Kimo | DasEi whats do you send to me | 20:01 |
seanbrystone | you forgot another-command | command. | 20:01 |
trism | shleda: I'm sure it is probably possible, but I have never used evolution | 20:01 |
DasEi | Kimo: an alternative section of xorg, as you said yours failed to load | 20:01 |
Samstein | I have a linksys wireless usb dongle, and i want it to work with ubuntu 9.10...it has an id ID 1737:0077 | 20:01 |
Samstein | but I can't get it to work, I found a tutorial but it's way over my head, if anyone can help i'll give them my familys most prized cow | 20:01 |
blakkheim | lobak: you can /join #bash or go on google for basic bash tips/howtos | 20:01 |
Kimo | ah thanks where i put this text in my xorg.conf | 20:02 |
lobak | blakkheim: alrite, thanks | 20:02 |
shleda | trism: thanks buddy, I will spend some time reading evolution but alarm-clock can be turned into a nagging full screen window, this is what I want, almost everyday I forget to send status report and this has spoiled my reputation :( | 20:02 |
ni1s | lobak, ; is "and after that run ...", & is "run that in background and the next one in foreground", && is "if command is successful run ..." | 20:02 |
DasEi | Kimo: do it the fast way together ? | 20:03 |
yoritomo | no one for my MX320 canon printer ? | 20:03 |
Samstein | I have a linksys wireless usb dongle, and i want it to work with ubuntu 9.10...it has an id ID 1737:0077 | 20:03 |
Samstein | but I can't get it to work, I found a tutorial but it's way over my head, if anyone can help i'll give them my familys most prized cow | 20:03 |
Kimo | ok i have to try | 20:03 |
ni1s | lobak, with respect to your examples | 20:03 |
DasEi | Kimo: sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf_backup | 20:03 |
Kimo | yes | 20:04 |
Samstein | I have a linksys wireless usb dongle, and i want it to work with ubuntu 9.10...it has an id ID 1737:0077 | 20:04 |
Samstein | but I can't get it to work, I found a tutorial but it's way over my head, if anyone can help i'll give them my familys most prized cow | 20:04 |
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lobak | ni1s: tyvm, do you think is there anything like that that say "run this simultaneously" ? | 20:05 |
ni1s | lobak, yes, that's the & | 20:05 |
adalal | hey, i need help with ubuntu syncing | 20:05 |
adalal | ubuntu one syncing*, my files aren't syncing... | 20:05 |
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Pici | adalal: The Ubuntu One support channel is #ubuntuone | 20:06 |
ni1s | lobak, try it, ls -l /usr/lib & ls -l / | 20:06 |
DasEi | Kimo: sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 20:06 |
goddard | I have a compaq mini hp 110 computer running netbook remix and when the computer sits for a while the screen will go black or when I close it and open it the screen is black and never comes back | 20:06 |
DasEi | kimo:http://paste.ubuntu.com/387198/ | 20:06 |
famigliamurolo | !list | 20:07 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 20:07 |
ni1s | lobak, not the best example maybe | 20:07 |
adalal | Pici: thanks | 20:07 |
DasEi | kimo:copy the whole of the file in the now empty xorg.conf, save the file | 20:07 |
Kimo | non i have just copy in the screen | 20:08 |
Kimo | section | 20:08 |
lobak | ni1s: thanks, that was helpful.. basically i was trying to see whether my code for threading works or not.. seems that it work as intended | 20:08 |
n4cht | okay... so .. upgraded to development version of lucid and now nvidia x server settings is complaining that it's unable to load my x config "failed to query NoScanout for screen 0." ... any ideas? | 20:08 |
DasEi | kimo: ? laste paste is the whole new xorg | 20:08 |
blakkheim | !lucid | n4cht | 20:08 |
ubottu | n4cht: Lucid Lynx is the codename for Ubuntu 10.04, due April 29th, 2010 - Lucid is NOT released and is NOT stable - Discussion and support only in #ubuntu+1 | 20:08 |
ni1s | lobak, coolio | 20:08 |
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n4cht | thanks. i'll go there. :) | 20:09 |
Kimo | ah yeas | 20:09 |
Kimo | ok wait | 20:09 |
holmser | nevermind... after about 6 hours I finally have snort up and running! w00t! | 20:09 |
shleda | does any one know a mail client that can connect to exchange server 2007? | 20:10 |
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ni1s | shleda, doesnt evolution do that? | 20:11 |
Kimo | i do all what now | 20:11 |
MilitantPotato | Is there a package that installs all the applets available? | 20:11 |
Wubuntu | Hi,... I'm using an Nvidia GeForce4 MX 420 video card, Karmic Koala 9.10 with a Kubuntu desktop(KDE 4.4.0), and am having problems with cairo-dock and kde crashes. Can anyone please assist me with these problems? | 20:11 |
shleda | ni1s: no, it doesn't | 20:11 |
spartan07 | nils, this is when Im @ home on my ubuntu box. How would I get to the win7 box if I have setup the ftp server on my ubuntu box? | 20:11 |
obscurant1st | can i sync ipod by using banshee or amarok without jailbreaking it? | 20:11 |
shleda | ni1s: it does connect to 2003 but not to 2007 :( | 20:12 |
obscurant1st | ni1s, ? | 20:12 |
MilitantPotato | obscurant1st: if it's not the 3rd gen Ipod, yes | 20:12 |
DasEi | !who | kimo | 20:12 |
ubottu | kimo: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 20:12 |
ni1s | spartan07, ah alright, not sure then, rdesktop? VNC? some win ssh server? | 20:12 |
puff | shleda: exchange can serve IMAP, but last I heard (which was a few years back) the admin has to set perms to enable the IMAP service to get at your mailbox. | 20:12 |
ni1s | obscurant1st, huh? | 20:12 |
obscurant1st | MilitantPotato, its 3rd G | 20:13 |
MilitantPotato | obscurant1st: you've got to jailbreak then | 20:13 |
obscurant1st | ni1s, i mean can i sync ipod by using banshee or amarok without jailbreaking it? | 20:13 |
ni1s | obscurant1st, yes | 20:13 |
MilitantPotato | obscurant1st: or, take it back and get one that doesn't have the DRM...stuff. | 20:13 |
ActionParsnip | yo yo yo | 20:13 |
obscurant1st | MilitantPotato, I wont get my warranty if i jailbroke it right? | 20:13 |
shleda | puff: in my case there is no IMAP setting and it will not be done just for one Ubuntu fanatic :( | 20:13 |
MilitantPotato | obscurant1st: I baught a sony mp3 player, works perfectly. | 20:13 |
Kimo | Ok | 20:13 |
MilitantPotato | obscurant1st: no, you void your warranty jailbreaking | 20:14 |
DasEi | kimo : you will have to restart your xserver, in case things mess up, boot safemode, do : sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf_backup /etc/X11/xorg.conf , | 20:14 |
DasEi | !safemode | 20:14 |
spartan07 | nils, ok thanks I'll check hose out | 20:14 |
obscurant1st | MilitantPotato, oh,k | 20:14 |
Samstein | I have a linksys wireless usb dongle, and i want it to work with ubuntu 9.10...it has an id ID 1737:0077 | 20:14 |
obscurant1st | i hv 9 more months warranty | 20:14 |
Samstein | but I can't get it to work, I found a tutorial but it's way over my head, if anyone can help i'll give them my familys most prized cow | 20:14 |
obscurant1st | :( | 20:14 |
DasEi | kimo: know how to do that case needed ? | 20:14 |
Kimo | Ok don't worry man | 20:14 |
blakkheim | obscurant1st: next time buy hardware that respects your freedom | 20:14 |
fabio_ | |list | 20:14 |
obscurant1st | i got to install windows again then | 20:14 |
obscurant1st | :( | 20:14 |
obscurant1st | i dont like it | 20:15 |
Kimo | no i don't now | 20:15 |
fabio_ | \list | 20:15 |
ActionParsnip | Samstein: have it connected and run: sudo lshw -C network | grep -i product | 20:15 |
goddard | I have a compaq mini hp 110 computer running netbook remix and when the computer sits for a while the screen will go black or when I close it and open it the screen is black and never comes back | 20:15 |
ActionParsnip | Samstein: use the line to websearch for guides | 20:15 |
MilitantPotato | obscurant1st: return it, don't support DRM ;) | 20:15 |
Kimo | DasEi i don't now | 20:15 |
guntbert | !list | fabio_ | 20:15 |
ubottu | fabio_: This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 20:15 |
Kimo | what do you talking about | 20:15 |
ni1s | blakkheim, maybe he just wants to listen to music, without making a politcal statement | 20:15 |
spartan07 | JoeSomebody, where you having problems with nvidia drivers? | 20:15 |
MilitantPotato | obscurant1st: only way these companies will stop punishing us legit users with DRM is to not buy their stuff. | 20:15 |
MilitantPotato | I'm Offtopic though, sorry | 20:16 |
DasEi | kimo: you know how to boot into safemode ? | 20:16 |
obscurant1st | MilitantPotato, i can just jailbreak it then, but i do love ipod touch, it too awesome | 20:16 |
FrEaKmAn_ | I have a problem not able to use youtube player. I just cant select time slider | 20:16 |
ActionParsnip | obscurant1st: does gtkpod not fly? | 20:17 |
ubyserver | what is the command to fix broken packages? | 20:17 |
Samstein | ActionParsnip.... does sudo lshw -c network etc fix it or just give info? | 20:17 |
ubyserver | apt-get clean? | 20:17 |
Kimo | Dasei no im sorry i don't now | 20:17 |
obscurant1st | ActionParsnip, i dont know, it doest detect my ipod | 20:17 |
daniel | Anyone know why the latest version of Netbeans in the repositories is 6.7.1? | 20:17 |
Bornrebel | Im running on a live disc right now and i cant boot into windows because grub bootloader is still on the computer and it says error 22. How can i remove grub completely? | 20:17 |
fabio_ | comandi | 20:18 |
ActionParsnip | obscurant1st: try installing it, you may have to mount the device like a partition, unfortunately you have a device from one of the most closed minded companys out there | 20:18 |
guntbert | !it | fabio_ | 20:18 |
MilitantPotato | ubyserver: sudo apt-get check, then install what it says is missing | 20:18 |
ubottu | fabio_: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 20:18 |
daniel | Bornrebel, boot to DOS and type 'FIXMBR'. | 20:18 |
mr-woof | hi all, quick question regarding permissions if i can | 20:18 |
ActionParsnip | obscurant1st: the latest wine with some versions of itunes does actually work | 20:18 |
DasEi | Kimo: when grub says loading.. in the beginning, press either esc or left shift to get to the boot menue, then choose the second option, recoverykernel, will bring you to a box, where you can choose root > there can issue command to take back changes | 20:18 |
ActionParsnip | mr-woof: ask away, if someone can reply they will | 20:19 |
obscurant1st | ActionParsnip, yeah i dont like apple, but ipod touch, i just love it | 20:19 |
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mr-woof | if I created a folder called test, then put some media in it for mediatomb | 20:19 |
ubyserver | sudo apt-get -f install for anyone wondering. | 20:19 |
mr-woof | then do a chown -R /home/me/test | 20:19 |
JoeSomeBuddy | how do i "drag" a video to my tv now that i can see one (separate x screen) | 20:19 |
Kimo | yes i see that | 20:19 |
Bornrebel | daniel: how can i boot to DOS? i just installed vista and dont have a vista disc to do the repair cause its some stupid acer erecovery disc | 20:19 |
ActionParsnip | mr-woof: you didnt say who you were chowning to | 20:19 |
DasEi | kimo : command then (and hopefully not at all) would be : sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf_backup /etc/X11/xorg.conf , | 20:19 |
mr-woof | oops mediatomb.mediatomb :) | 20:19 |
ActionParsnip | mr-woof: chown -R user /home/me/test | 20:19 |
MilitantPotato | ubyserver: 'sudo apt-get -f' might help | 20:19 |
manusdextra | oy | 20:20 |
mr-woof | it works with mediatomb then | 20:20 |
manusdextra | any mac users in here? | 20:20 |
ActionParsnip | mr-woof: you can also set the group with: chown :group /home/me/test | 20:20 |
mr-woof | but obviously i can't add any more media into it, as i now dont have access | 20:20 |
manusdextra | specifically aluminium 24" last generation? | 20:20 |
ni1s | Bornrebel, there freedos | 20:20 |
JoeSomeBuddy | my tv does not appear to be either of my "workspaces" | 20:20 |
DasEi | kimo:so now just log off and back on, if you get an unreadable screen, go said way | 20:20 |
ActionParsnip | mr-woof: you can set both in one command with: chown -R user:group /home/me/test | 20:20 |
mr-woof | will that let me add more media into that folder actionparsnip | 20:20 |
ubyserver | So many dynamic dns questions for localhost | 20:20 |
Kimo | ok | 20:21 |
goddard | I have a compaq mini hp 110 computer running netbook remix and when the computer sits for a while the screen will go black or when I close it and open it the screen is black and never comes back | 20:21 |
Samstein | The reason i'm switching to windows is, I have a legit copy of Windows with a fancy sticker on the side of my case, but because i don't have 'recovery disks' i borrowed the same version of windows to install it again using my key that is paid for...but it wont activate and now my computer has reduced function...and they want me to pay $200 for the recovery disks that should have come with the computer in the first place, talk about a load | 20:21 |
ActionParsnip | mr-woof: as long as you have sufficient access and their is space on the partition which the folder is in then yes | 20:21 |
Samstein | ops, switching from windows* | 20:21 |
manusdextra | can anyone help me set up my iSight? | 20:21 |
MilitantPotato | mr-woof: set the permissions with chroot, allow write access to other users | 20:21 |
ActionParsnip | !windows | Samstein | 20:21 |
ubottu | Samstein: For discussion on Microsoft software, or help with same, please visit ##windows. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and /msg ubottu equivalents | 20:21 |
ubyserver | Samstein, you can actually dial the number and activate. | 20:21 |
hikenboot | how do i enable verbose output of dpkg? | 20:21 |
goddard | Thats why I hate windows | 20:21 |
MilitantPotato | mr-woof: meant chmod sorry | 20:21 |
Samstein | Nah i talked to a microsoft person personally and they won't | 20:22 |
Samstein | they referred me to acer | 20:22 |
mr-woof | any chance of the full command militant potato | 20:22 |
Samstein | then acer asked for $200 | 20:22 |
guntbert | Samstein: you windows history won't help to solve your problem :-) | 20:22 |
manusdextra | dpkg: error processing isight-firmware-tools (--configure): | 20:22 |
manusdextra | subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 134 | 20:22 |
manusdextra | Errors were encountered while processing: | 20:22 |
manusdextra | isight-firmware-tools | 20:22 |
mr-woof | not too good with the old command line as yet | 20:22 |
FloodBot2 | manusdextra: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:22 |
ubyserver | Samstein, you don't talk to the ms people. you go through the automated activation 800 | 20:22 |
MilitantPotato | mr-woof: not sure of the permissions, check 'man chmod' | 20:22 |
Mike_lifeguard | How can I tell apt-get to fetch from a specified mirror on this run? | 20:22 |
mr-woof | k | 20:22 |
MilitantPotato | Mike_lifeguard: force version in synaptic if ya don't mind the GUI | 20:23 |
DasEi | Mike_lifeguard: synaptic or /etc/apt/sources.list | 20:23 |
Samstein | enough about windows | 20:23 |
Samstein | I'm moving to Doors | 20:23 |
ubyserver | Have fun. | 20:24 |
sernylan | and Samstein walked on down the hall... | 20:24 |
vianocturna85 | anyone know anything about bash? | 20:25 |
MilitantPotato | !bash | vianocturna85 | 20:25 |
ubottu | vianocturna85: The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 20:25 |
ZykoticK9 | !anyone > vianocturna85 | 20:25 |
ubottu | vianocturna85, please see my private message | 20:25 |
vianocturna85 | lol force of habit, im sorry | 20:25 |
ActionParsnip | vianocturna85: if nobody replies, try in #bash | 20:26 |
erUSUL | vianocturna85: we have to see the actual question first ActionParsnip ;) | 20:26 |
vianocturna85 | i use pidgin and the away messages are often ignored by my friends, i wanna write a script that sends a message if they message me using pounce | 20:26 |
goddard | I have a compaq mini hp 110 computer running netbook remix and when the computer sits for a while the screen will go black or when I close it and open it the screen is black and never comes back | 20:26 |
Samstein | I mean whats the point in paying for locked windows....I might go and smash everyone at Microsoft | 20:27 |
etsorbme8 | !anyone > etsorbme8 | 20:27 |
ubottu | etsorbme8, please see my private message | 20:27 |
MilitantPotato | vianocturna85: check pidgin plugins | 20:27 |
erUSUL | vianocturna85: how would you interface with pidgin ? | 20:27 |
DasEi | !ot > Samstein | 20:27 |
ubottu | Samstein, please see my private message | 20:27 |
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ubyserver | Stuck on Restarting eBox module: apache [OK] | 20:27 |
MilitantPotato | vianocturna85: tools>plugins configure auto-reply | 20:27 |
vianocturna85 | i did, but nothing quite does it, problem is that i wrote a script but makes use of a virtual keyboard which messes my lock screen up coz tries sign me in with wrong stuff lol | 20:28 |
ZykoticK9 | etsorbme8, if you want to see a bot message, without disturbing the channel, you can use "/msg ubotu WHATYOURSEARCHINGFOR" and she will reply in a private message | 20:28 |
mr-woof | cheers guys | 20:28 |
ZykoticK9 | estauffer, /s/ubotu/ubottu | 20:28 |
etsorbme8 | Zykotick9; thanks for the tip | 20:29 |
MilitantPotato | vianocturna85: did you click configure auto-reply? It can be set to send on any status | 20:29 |
vianocturna85 | i didnt have it in my plugins, looking now | 20:29 |
d0uglas | Both wordpress and gallery are unable to resolve hosts when making outgoing connections. My server's otherwise fine in terms of handling hosts, maybe it's a php thing. Any ideas? | 20:29 |
MilitantPotato | vianocturna85: search synaptic for pidgin, there's a plugins package. | 20:30 |
ActionParsnip | vianocturna85: theres a pidgin dev ppa which will have them too ;) | 20:31 |
vianocturna85 | ActionParsnip: Thanks | 20:31 |
adamoleczek | siemanko | 20:31 |
tesuki | How can I get up to date software on hardy LTS? | 20:32 |
DasEi | tesuki: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade | 20:32 |
knxville | Hi, i've downloaded a .bin file, and i've given it execute permission, and tried ./filename | 20:32 |
MilitantPotato | tesuki: enable backports in software sources | 20:32 |
knxville | but it says its a binary file? | 20:32 |
blakkheim | tesuki: you can upgrade | 20:33 |
danx | tesuki: if you want the latest you should upgrade to 9.10; you can get -some- apps installed if you add newer version's repos | 20:33 |
guntbert | knxville: what are you trying to install? | 20:33 |
knxville | guntbert, Savage 2.. A Cross Platform game. | 20:33 |
twisted` | where exactly can I add my own entries in grub in ubuntu 9.10? | 20:33 |
ActionParsnip | knxville: did you run: chmod +x ./filename | 20:33 |
twisted` | it uses this magical generate system | 20:34 |
tesuki | DasEi: That just updates old software (firefox 3 to latest 3.0.18 and so on). | 20:34 |
twisted` | and it won't show my custom additations | 20:34 |
Trizicus | I've compiled 2.6.33 kernel and am running it atm. Everything seems to be working great. Are there any tests I can run to determine if this kernel is less stable the other one I'm using? | 20:34 |
MilitantPotato | !grub2 > twisted` | 20:34 |
ubottu | twisted`, please see my private message | 20:34 |
knxville | ActionParsnip, Just did, nothing happened, still a "binary" file. | 20:34 |
DasEi | !latest | tesuki | 20:34 |
ubottu | tesuki: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are: fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports. | 20:34 |
ddrj | does a standard install of ubuntu require more ram than a standard debian install? | 20:34 |
guntbert | knxville: have you seen http://naiux.wordpress.com/2009/03/29/savage-2-ubuntu-linux-installation-guide/ ? | 20:35 |
ActionParsnip | knxville: cool, thats what we need. could try: sh ./filename | 20:35 |
* sernylan grows nostalgic for the good old days when configuring audio was a simple matter of recompiling the kernel. | 20:35 | |
iceroot | ddrj: yes, but not much (some mb) | 20:35 |
ddrj | oh that's not too bad then... i was trying to figure out which distro to use for my server (only running rtorrent and sabnzbd) | 20:35 |
edakiri | what are "Super Cow Powers"? | 20:35 |
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DasEi | tesuki: you can have foreign repos for certain apps or even compile stuff, some experience assumed | 20:35 |
knxville | ActionParsnip, Syntax error: "(" unexpected | 20:35 |
badp | edakiri: moo'ing | 20:35 |
twisted` | awesome | 20:35 |
twisted` | thanks | 20:35 |
knxville | guntbert, i'll look into it | 20:35 |
SOLEIL | hi | 20:35 |
ZykoticK9 | edakiri, "apt-get moo" | 20:35 |
iceroot | ddrj: a server without gui? | 20:36 |
iceroot | ddrj: then you dont want a standard-ubuntu, you want ubuntu-server | 20:36 |
ddrj | ahhhhh | 20:36 |
DasEi | !repos > tesuki | 20:36 |
blakkheim | ddrj: or ubuntu minimal iso :) | 20:36 |
ubottu | tesuki, please see my private message | 20:36 |
ddrj | perfect! headless servers :D | 20:36 |
DasEi | !compile > tesuki | 20:36 |
ActionParsnip | knxville: did you md5 test the file you downloaded | 20:37 |
MilitantPotato | edakiri: or aptitude moo | 20:37 |
knxville | ActionParsnip, No, where do I do that? | 20:37 |
iceroot | ddrj: ubuntu-server == headless | 20:37 |
ddrj | ahh only ubuntu-server hm... | 20:37 |
guntbert | !md5sum | knxville | 20:37 |
ubottu | knxville: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 20:37 |
iceroot | ddrj: e.g. my lenny server is using 50mb ram (after installation) ubuntu i dont know | 20:37 |
ddrj | wow | 20:37 |
ddrj | 50mb??? | 20:37 |
ddrj | that's really really good | 20:38 |
blakkheim | ddrj: 40mb on my gentoo server :z | 20:38 |
qwertyjustin | hey, if im downloading a new install via apt-get, and it just starts hanging. how might i stop the download, and restart, without getting locked out to retry the second time | 20:38 |
ddrj | woah | 20:38 |
iceroot | ddrj: but there was nothing, only the system + openssh-server | 20:38 |
tesuki | I don't need the latest kernel/glibc/libwhatever.so I just want later "userspace" programs like VLC, firefox and such. | 20:38 |
etsorbme8 | where / what / how would find what log file to look at for a problem when shutting down the computer halts and does not power off but use to several days ago. | 20:38 |
ddrj | yeah this one will only have 2 daemon's running in the bg and samba and a few other things but nothing else | 20:38 |
ddrj | but it's got plenty of ram, 1 gig worth | 20:38 |
MilitantPotato | edakiri: then do aptitude -v moo, then aptitude -v -v moo (keep adding -v till you hit the easter egg | 20:39 |
Red_HamsterX | ddrj, 50MB for Debian isn't all that uncommon. | 20:39 |
ActionParsnip | knxville: see if you can find the hash of a good file so you know the file is complete | 20:39 |
ddrj | ah yes Red_HamsterX | 20:39 |
NCS_One | hi | 20:40 |
qwertyjustin | hey guys, apt-get install sometimes hangs, halfway through a download. how can i restart, or push along? | 20:40 |
knxville | ActionParsnip, I've found the md5sum for the file I've downloaded, what now? | 20:40 |
xeer | I have a router connect to my eth (pan0) and a static address set to 192.168.1.1 though the router is picking up 192.168.0.1 | 20:40 |
MilitantPotato | qwertyjustin: ctrl+C | 20:40 |
Gump | Hello, anyone here that can answer a fast question? | 20:40 |
ZykoticK9 | edakiri, MilitantPotato, you only need to add "v"s so you can use "aptitude -vv moo", "aptitiude -vvv moo" etc | 20:40 |
ActionParsnip | knxville: compare the output of: md5sum ./filename with the correct md5sum for the file, if they do not match the file is corrupted | 20:40 |
NCS_One | can anyone tell me a good app to backup DVDs ? | 20:41 |
twisted` | ok weird, when I do update-grub it shows it found gentoo but it doesn't add it to my boot list | 20:41 |
ActionParsnip | NCS_One: acidrip is one option | 20:41 |
knxville | ActionParsnip, Where do I find the correct md5sum? | 20:41 |
MilitantPotato | ZykoticK9: efficiency is key yea? | 20:41 |
genii | xeer: pan0 is "personal area network zero" and usually it's your bluetooth adapter | 20:41 |
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ActionParsnip | knxville: i'd just websearch for the generated sum | 20:41 |
NCS_One | ActionParsnip: and it works fine on protected DVDs ? | 20:41 |
guntbert | knxville: maybe on the download site | 20:41 |
ZykoticK9 | NCS_One, Handbrake is my fav, you in the repos there is dvd::rip which is also good (FYI handbrake doesn't do AVI files) | 20:41 |
tesuki | danx, blakkheim : I will upgrade to a newer ubuntu as long it's labeld LTS. | 20:41 |
ActionParsnip | knxville: weird their is no md5 sum given so you can check the file | 20:41 |
Gump | if you install ubuntu on a comp. with windows.. will you lose windows? | 20:41 |
tesuki | which will be in 3 months. | 20:42 |
xeer | genii, this machine does not have bluetooth or any other fancy network adapters. pan0 i believe is the custom compiled module for my ethernet | 20:42 |
ActionParsnip | NCS_One: i just know of it,not used it. Its free to try | 20:42 |
MilitantPotato | Gump: try Wubi | 20:42 |
iceroot | !dualboot | Gump | 20:42 |
ubottu | Gump: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro https://help.ubuntu.com/community/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot | 20:42 |
qwertyjustin | whats wubi | 20:42 |
Guest42817 | Hey can someone help me out? | 20:42 |
MilitantPotato | Gump: if you resize your windows partition you could fit an ubuntu install | 20:42 |
ZykoticK9 | qwertyjustin, install ubuntu in windows | 20:42 |
iceroot | !wubi | qwertyjustin | 20:42 |
ubottu | qwertyjustin: Wubi is an Ubuntu installer for Windows users that allows you to install and uninstall Ubuntu like a Windows application, in a simple and safe way. http://wubi-installer.org/support.php and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide for troubleshooting. Please file bugs at http://launchpad.net/wubi/+filebug. | 20:42 |
xeer | qwertyjustin, quit scrolling and just look it up in google. | 20:42 |
knxville | ActionParsnip, guntbert; http://forums.savage2.com/showthread.php?t=9649 | 20:42 |
ActionParsnip | Gump: you can resize the ntfs to make room, always make sure your backups are suficiently recent incase of catastrophe | 20:42 |
ActionParsnip | !google | xeer | 20:43 |
ubottu | xeer: While Google is useful for helpers, many newer users don't have the google-fu yet. Please don't tell people to "google it" when they ask a question. | 20:43 |
puff | Guest42817: Ask your question, see if somebody answers. | 20:43 |
knxville | ActionParsnip, guntbert; the checksum is valid.. | 20:43 |
Guest42817 | I need help mounting a CD, then running a script from that CD | 20:43 |
ZykoticK9 | knxville, have you tried "gksu ./Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-x86_64.bin" assuming 64bit | 20:43 |
Bornrebel | Is there anyway that i can remove Grub and fix the MBR so that windows will boot? Windows disc says it found no startup errors but when i turn on the computer grub says error 22 and it wont boot up | 20:43 |
guntbert | knxville: good :) | 20:43 |
khaled_ | #linuxac | 20:43 |
qwertyjustin | ubottu? lol | 20:43 |
ubottu | Please don't use "LOL" and "OMG" and so forth on a regular basis. This is IRC, not IM, and using those lines on their own is not required, and it is rather annoying to the rest of the people in the channel; thanks. | 20:43 |
Gump | thanks for the help | 20:43 |
ActionParsnip | Guest42817: sudo mount /media/cdrom0 will mount the CD, you can then run the files on the CD starting at /media/cdrom0 | 20:44 |
puff | Guest42817: I don't know about the script, but the CD should/might automount when you put it in the drive. | 20:44 |
Guest42817 | It's an .iso | 20:44 |
qwertyjustin | google it | 20:44 |
ActionParsnip | Guest42817: thats different then , you said cd | 20:44 |
iceroot | !google | qwertyjustin | 20:44 |
ubottu | qwertyjustin: While Google is useful for helpers, many newer users don't have the google-fu yet. Please don't tell people to "google it" when they ask a question. | 20:44 |
knxville | ZykoticK9, ./Savage2Install-2.1.0-x86_64.bin: 2: Syntax error: "(" unexpected | 20:44 |
MilitantPotato | Guest42817: gmount-iso, install it in synaptic | 20:45 |
Guest42817 | I know how to mount it and the command. It would be sudo mount ~/Downloads/Postal.Fudge.Pack-DOLi.iso ~/cdrom | 20:45 |
ActionParsnip | Guest42817: sudo mount -o loop /path/to/file.iso /mount/point | 20:45 |
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Guest42817 | BUt it says that the location "cdrom" doesn't exist | 20:45 |
ActionParsnip | Guest42817: mkdir ~/cdrom | 20:45 |
Guest42817 | Hold on. Can I go private with you Parsip? Or something | 20:45 |
ActionParsnip | Guest42817: it isnot mounts job to make mount points, so the mount point MUST exist | 20:45 |
baaba | hi, what's the default unicode fallback font on 9.04? | 20:46 |
puff | One of these days I really need to get some in depth understanding of automount, it's far too black-magic-ish. | 20:46 |
ActionParsnip | Guest42817: just tab complete my nick, it will hightligh | 20:46 |
MilitantPotato | ActionParsnip: gmount-iso is easy enough | 20:46 |
Guest42817 | Oh okay. | 20:46 |
ActionParsnip | MilitantPotato: in scripts too? | 20:46 |
ZykoticK9 | knxville, mine is working (you are running 64bit OS right?) 78a5df8adc008e2c7493bab9f66a3092 Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-x86_64.bin | 20:46 |
baaba | or how do i find out what it is from fontconfig/whatever? | 20:46 |
Bornrebel | Is there anyway that i can remove Grub and fix the MBR so that windows will boot? Windows disc says it found no startup errors but when i turn on the computer grub says error 22 and it wont boot up. | 20:46 |
Guest42817 | So all I really have to do is make a folder in ~/ named cdrom? | 20:46 |
perscitus | Anyone experience a problem with gnome-do where it wont open folders when typed in? | 20:46 |
knxville | ZykoticK9, I think I do.. But Im not completely sure, how to check? | 20:46 |
iceroot | Bornrebel: grub1 or grub2? | 20:47 |
ActionParsnip | Guest42817: the mounting folder needs making, to mount iso files you need the -o loop option, normal mount will moan | 20:47 |
iceroot | Bornrebel: you dont want grub after? | 20:47 |
ubyserver | has anyone here installed eBox on their local box? | 20:47 |
ZykoticK9 | knxville, uname -m | 20:47 |
puff | Guest42817: "mount" maps a directory (which you must create, customarily under /media in ubuntu) to a disk volume. In this case the disk volume will be the cdromlb. | 20:47 |
ActionParsnip | MilitantPotato: its like a normal mount using the loop option, not hard at all | 20:47 |
knxville | ZykoticK9, i686 | 20:47 |
ZykoticK9 | knxville, then you need the 32bit install! | 20:47 |
Bornrebel | Iceroot: im not sure, i think it says grub 1.5. No i dont want grub anymore, i only have the windows partition so i dont need it | 20:47 |
knxville | ZykoticK9, embarresing.. :( | 20:47 |
ActionParsnip | ZykoticK9: d'oh | 20:47 |
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ActionParsnip | Bornrebel: then boot to your windows cd to renstall the boot loader (help for that in ##windows) or use supergrub | 20:48 |
ZykoticK9 | knxville, :) good luck man | 20:48 |
Bornrebel | actionparsnip: okay thanks ill go to that channel because windows vista boot disc says no errors found when it does a startup repair | 20:49 |
SealedWithAKiss | I have a clean Karmic installation. Now do I enabled the fglrx drivers for my Radeon card, or do I download and install the propitiatory ones from ATI? I want to use the Compiz desktop effects which aren't working at the moment. | 20:49 |
ActionParsnip | SealedWithAKiss: gksu jockey-gtk | 20:49 |
Guest42817 | I figured it out guys! | 20:49 |
Guest42817 | Thanks a lot | 20:49 |
Guest42817 | YOU KEEP KEEPIN ON. | 20:50 |
ddrj | hey guys, how much ram does a standard ubuntu release take up? (not the server edition, just desktop) | 20:50 |
ActionParsnip | Guest42817: you now know about mounts and mount points :D | 20:50 |
qwertyjustin | less than a gb of ram | 20:50 |
qwertyjustin | 384mb | 20:50 |
ActionParsnip | ddrj: about 300mb | 20:50 |
Guest42817 | And running scripts on them. Haha. Thanks fella's. | 20:50 |
Pici | !requirements | ddrj | 20:50 |
ubottu | ddrj: Hardware requirements to install, boot and comfortably use Ubuntu are listed at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements - For a !flavor with lower requirements, see !Xubuntu | 20:50 |
blakkheim | ddrj: an embarassingly high amount | 20:50 |
ddrj | woah | 20:51 |
ddrj | well that's fine, cus i got 1 gig of ram | 20:51 |
ActionParsnip | ddrj: you can use less by using a lighter DE and WM | 20:51 |
SealedWithAKiss | ActionParsnip, what's that going to do? | 20:51 |
LateralForce | will other people on IRC see me as online in suspend? | 20:51 |
ActionParsnip | SealedWithAKiss: run the driver installer to hopefully detect the card and install the drivers from the web | 20:51 |
perscitus | ddrj, 1gb is minimal in my opinion 2gb is optimal plus decent gpu | 20:51 |
ddrj | damn | 20:52 |
ddrj | ok i'll get another gig then | 20:52 |
MilitantPotato | ddrj: I have 1 gig, rarely use it all | 20:52 |
ActionParsnip | ddrj: you can run XUbuntu for lower end hardware (or if you like free ram) or install LXDE, FLWM etc to lighten the system | 20:52 |
MilitantPotato | ddrj: only time i've used any swap was running google earth, 1 gig is more than enough | 20:52 |
perscitus | ddrj, but i got 4gb on 32bit os | 20:52 |
SealedWithAKiss | ActionParsnip, it's doing that now. So these FGLRX drivers should be good for my ATI card on my 64-bit Karmic installation? Compiz should be good yeah? | 20:52 |
ddrj | thanks guys, i'll stick with 1gb ram then and check out xubuntu and flwm/lxde | 20:53 |
melodie_ | hello ! | 20:53 |
ActionParsnip | SealedWithAKiss: if its not supported by the driver then it won't be offered (cards ati deem "old" will not be supported) | 20:53 |
ActionParsnip | !hi | melodie_ | 20:53 |
ubottu | melodie_: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 20:53 |
lorenzosu | Since some late update I don't have any more pulseaudio jack sink. If I do sudo apt-get install pulseaudio-module-jack I get the following error: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/7Vcmnxey | 20:53 |
MilitantPotato | ddrj: make a 2gb swap if you have the space, just in case | 20:54 |
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ddrj | ahhhh yeah good idea | 20:54 |
ActionParsnip | SealedWithAKiss: if not you can use the ati file from www.ati.com (assuming your xorg version and card are supported) | 20:54 |
aldy | indonesia woman ? | 20:54 |
ActionParsnip | !ot | aldy | 20:54 |
ubottu | aldy: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 20:54 |
MilitantPotato | aldy: not a dating chat bud :) | 20:55 |
rambo3_ | I am getting bunch of SATA errors. my gnome desktop keeps locking for 5 seconds in 4-5 minutes intervals | 20:55 |
melodie_ | hi ActionParsnip hi again all | 20:55 |
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aldy | hi | 20:55 |
aldy | indonesia ? | 20:55 |
ActionParsnip | rambo3_: boot to livecd and fsck your drive, you can also use the manufactures tool to test it at a lower level, the ultimate boot cd has the large drive manufacturers tools on | 20:56 |
ubyserver | How do I edit the packages file? | 20:56 |
roszak | Hi everyone. I'm having awful problems getting my hp dv7 laptop to display on my vga monitor on a fresh install of karmic. this used to work in debian at login/out. the graphics card is ATI HD 3200, and it is modified through an ati catalyst control panel, which claims to see the monitor but modifying resolutions does not seem to flash the monitor, nor does hitting fn-f4. I am using the proprietary drivers that the hardware drivers m | 20:56 |
roszak | anager found after the installation. My kernel is 2.6.31-19. Any ideas?. | 20:56 |
ubyserver | what file is the packages file | 20:56 |
ActionParsnip | roszak: tried playing with xorg.conf? | 20:57 |
WillyC | Hi, I'm searching a way to display a message on a ubuntu pc with an other pc trough terminal acces with SSH | 20:57 |
kuuh | my keyb has some sort of strange layout... how do I change it. The xorg.conf doenst contain any layout | 20:57 |
blakkheim | WillyC: echo "a message" > ~/Desktop/READ\ ME\ NOW.txt | 20:57 |
MilitantPotato | kuuh: system>settings>keyboard | 20:57 |
roszak | ActionParsnip: with previous gnu linux installs, yes, but not since i installed karmic. i'm definitely not proficient in it. | 20:58 |
ActionParsnip | WillyC: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BroadcastAlertWithSound | 20:58 |
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ActionParsnip | WillyC: could use espeak, realy freak them out | 20:58 |
WillyC | Thanks guys, I'm going to try these things out | 20:59 |
ActionParsnip | roszak: its the same if you have a backup of the file kicking around, have you looked at guides based on the make / model of the laptop | 20:59 |
WillyC | My mom is learning to work with a pc | 20:59 |
ActionParsnip | WillyC: espeak is text to speech app, good fun. I use it to ask my lady for a cuppa | 20:59 |
FrEaKmAn_ | hi, is it normal that I cant use fullscreen on youtube with my 64bit system? I use flash-nonfree | 20:59 |
Cretin | HI! im switching to debian, but i like the default ubuntu "share folders" in the admin/preferences. idk if its gnome, but what is that package? help/ | 20:59 |
MilitantPotato | roszak: have you tried gnome-display-properties ? | 21:00 |
seanbrystone | way to freak out your mom, with messages popping up, making sounds and stuff LMAO | 21:00 |
WillyC | ActionPatsnip: Is it audio or text? | 21:00 |
seanbrystone | she'll never use a computer again | 21:00 |
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WillyC | She's just sending her first emails :D | 21:01 |
ActionParsnip | FrEaKmAn_: can you give the output: dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf | 21:01 |
lorenzosu | Since some late update I don't have any more pulseaudio jack sink. If I do sudo apt-get install pulseaudio-module-jack I get the following error: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/7Vcmnxey | 21:01 |
ActionParsnip | FrEaKmAn_: use www.pastebin.com | 21:01 |
roszak | ActionParsnip: how big a mistake would it be to just try and copy the xorg.conf from my debian that i know worked? | 21:01 |
WillyC | Let's try these things ;) | 21:01 |
perscitus | Anyone experience a problem with gnome-do where it wont open folders when typed in? | 21:01 |
chrg | Can anyone give a hint as to how I can set up my computer to receive a fax via a phone-line? I just need to dump it to a PDF... | 21:01 |
FrEaKmAn_ | ActionParsnip, http://pastie.org/850561 | 21:01 |
jjlee | Trying to PXE boot my laptop, which worked fine a fair few times in the past. Regardless of whether iptables firewall is up, the installer gets as far as fetching from repo, then fails | 21:01 |
ActionParsnip | roszak: none at all, it can simply be renamed or removed then you can reboot | 21:01 |
tara | !help | 21:02 |
roszak | MilitantPotato: where would I find gnome-display-properties? | 21:02 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 21:02 |
chrg | can efax handle something that? | 21:02 |
jjlee | trying wget on console from laptop at install time fails with no route to host | 21:02 |
MilitantPotato | roszak: system>settings>display | 21:02 |
jjlee | except *occasionally*, wget succeeds | 21:02 |
llutz | chrg: try efax if you have an analog modem | 21:02 |
jjlee | the rest of the time, I only see arp traffic on the server | 21:02 |
MilitantPotato | roszak: sorry, system>preferences>display | 21:02 |
chrg | llutz: I will, thanks | 21:02 |
jjlee | it's not the cable | 21:02 |
SealedWithAKiss | ActionParsnip, I installed the GFLRX drivers and rebooted. Things are the same as before, if not worse. I can't drag windows without getting a shuddering effect. | 21:02 |
ActionParsnip | FrEaKmAn_: sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-nonfree flashplugin-installer; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree | 21:02 |
melodie_ | I would like to have an information about the latest dual-boots with Windows : how does it go with Seven, provided a machine with NO tatoo ? | 21:03 |
ActionParsnip | !ati | SealedWithAKiss | 21:03 |
ubottu | SealedWithAKiss: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 21:03 |
Cretin | hi! what package is the share folders in ubuntu? i think its a gnome package, but i cant find it | 21:03 |
ActionParsnip | SealedWithAKiss: theres some extra bits to do with ati | 21:03 |
ActionParsnip | melodie_: same as any dual boot | 21:03 |
jjlee | and don't think it's the NICs either -- works fine up until fetching over HTTP from repository, and I've used both cards (laptop and server) fairly recently with normal internet traffic, no problems | 21:03 |
jjlee | any clues? | 21:03 |
ActionParsnip | FrEaKmAn_: you have 2 packags installed which can cause issues | 21:04 |
ActionParsnip | FrEaKmAn_: You can use the 64bit flash (it is alpha but works pretty nice) | 21:04 |
jjlee | on server, just see arp traffic from laptop (looking for server's IP) and response from server repeated a bunch of times | 21:04 |
FrEaKmAn_ | ActionParsnip, how? | 21:04 |
SealedWithAKiss | ActionParsnip, that's no help. That page tells me to do what I have just done. Installing those drivers made things worse. | 21:04 |
melodie_ | ActionParsnip, do you redimension from within seven or with gparted is allright too ? what about the restoration partition ? doesn't it "repair" the partitions done for Ubuntu in it's own way ? (that happened to us on someone's laptop where vista was installed) | 21:04 |
ActionParsnip | FrEaKmAn_: http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libflashplayer-10.0.45.2.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz | 21:05 |
poseidon | Can someone help me figure out why when I press the backslash key on my keyboard, it types "<" | 21:05 |
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Cretin | poseidon: keyboard mapping. its in pref or admin i think | 21:05 |
poseidon | Every other key works except the backslash types "<" | 21:05 |
guntbert | !enter | jjlee your question is scattered all over the place :-) | 21:05 |
ubottu | jjlee your question is scattered all over the place :-): Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 21:05 |
ActionParsnip | FrEaKmAn_: copy the .so file to your browsers plugin folder, you must remove the flashplugin-nonfree package too | 21:05 |
CynicalOptimist | syntax question: is there a way to start up a screen and send the command "ls | less", in one single line? 'screen ls | more' turns out nnot to do what I wanted. It's the sort of problem that some sytems would solve with brackets but I'm doubting that they work that way in linux. | 21:06 |
knxville | What kind of themes is the ones drag-able? Just drag and drop into themes.. | 21:06 |
jjlee | guntbert: the alternative in that case would have been a big blob of text | 21:06 |
ActionParsnip | melodie_: i've heard 7 can do it. I'd use that to reduce risk, make sure your backups arerecent incase of catastrophe | 21:06 |
ActionParsnip | SealedWithAKiss: have you ran the ati control app to setup the settings etc | 21:06 |
seanbrystone | my keyboard always turns into that > thing, then i have to re-log into ubuntu for it to right itself. so dont feel bad poseidon | 21:07 |
ActionParsnip | !theme | knxville | 21:07 |
ubottu | knxville: Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy | 21:07 |
SealedWithAKiss | ActionParsnip, ATI control application? What's that? | 21:07 |
guntbert | jjlee: which is more readable - *one line * doesn't restrict the amount of text (only irc cuts of at 512 bytes) | 21:07 |
ActionParsnip | SealedWithAKiss: i know it has one, i dont use ati cards so am not sure, let me see what jeeves knows | 21:07 |
knxville | ActionParsnip, What is it called? GTK? | 21:08 |
poseidon | seanbrystone, yes. But when I'm programming or using latex it is really really inconvenient. I want to try and fix it. | 21:08 |
seanbrystone | i hear ya | 21:08 |
seanbrystone | i want mine fixed too :(((( | 21:08 |
ActionParsnip | SealedWithAKiss: gksudo amdcccle | 21:08 |
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jjlee | guntbert: OK. I'm not an IRC regular :-) | 21:08 |
ActionParsnip | knxville: depends what you want to theme | 21:09 |
melodie_ | ActionParsnip, all I'll have to backup is the system : a new machine is arriving, it's a netbook for my son's birthday. | 21:09 |
guntbert | jjlee: no problem - but the easier your questions are to read the more answers you might get :) | 21:09 |
knxville | ActionParsnip, A gnome desktop, I remember I drag and dropped something with i was in "appearance" | 21:09 |
kraehe | is it possible to write an iso image on a dvd+rw ? I dont have any extra long cd's only 650mb and 700mb cds currently - and the ubuntu image is just a bit to big for them | 21:09 |
ActionParsnip | melodie_: i just always remind users to backup, ive seen too many people try resizing then moan when their data is destroyed and they have zero backup | 21:09 |
FrEaKmAn_ | ActionParsnip, thanks | 21:10 |
MilitantPotato | kraehe: yea, you can do that. Or use a flashdrive thats atleast 1gig | 21:10 |
devdz | some one can tell me how to know who sends queries to my network card or which commands i can use ? | 21:10 |
ActionParsnip | knxville: right click desktop -> change background, click the left most tab and click install. You can install any eyecandy file from there including icon themes | 21:10 |
ActionParsnip | FrEaKmAn_: make sure your video card is setup well, or fullscreen vids will struggle | 21:11 |
poseidon | seanbrystone, what kind of keyboard do you have? | 21:11 |
kraehe | using cdrecord (same as burning a cd) throws an error http://pastebin.com/fF8crjhj | 21:11 |
SealedWithAKiss | ActionParsnip, I ran that command and nothing happened. | 21:11 |
jjlee | guntbert: sure. Suspect in this case the answer's only going to come from carrying my laptop to work and attempting to PXE boot it there :-( | 21:11 |
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seanbrystone | poseidon, HP KB21010 | 21:12 |
dividebyzer0 | devdz - are you looking for what packets and requests are occuring? | 21:12 |
melodie_ | ActionParsnip, does Seven need 24 go for it's partition ? | 21:13 |
yoritomo | can anyone help me to compile the canon sources of the driver? it is the 3.1 version for MX320 | 21:13 |
melodie_ | or more ? | 21:13 |
seanbrystone | poseidon, KB2101U i mean | 21:13 |
yoritomo | it has nothing in the readme file :s | 21:13 |
yoritomo | and nothing explained on their website neither | 21:13 |
knxville | Do anyone know how to change the Menu button? I think the foot is ugly as hell | 21:13 |
ubyserver | Does anyone have ebox 1.3.5 setup with ebox-webserver? | 21:14 |
ActionParsnip | melodie_: 24Gb for ubuntu is plenty | 21:14 |
oddballmoriarti | helo | 21:14 |
melodie_ | ActionParsnip, Ubuntu doesn't worry me, but Seven yes : how much does it need to keep ? | 21:14 |
guntbert | jjlee: are there any routers between the server and the client? | 21:14 |
ActionParsnip | SealedWithAKiss: as I said, i dont use ati. Hunt around to see what app needs running, you may want to formulate an xorg.conf file to get a decent display. | 21:14 |
SealedWithAKiss | ActionParsnip, I'm giving the drivers from ATI a shot. Anything I need to know so that I don't brick my system? | 21:14 |
jjlee | no, just a cable | 21:14 |
LateralForce | does ubuntu send any signal to precesses before suspending? | 21:14 |
darolu | knxville: change your icons theme | 21:14 |
ActionParsnip | melodie_: ive never used it, i wouldnt know | 21:14 |
SealedWithAKiss | ActionParsnip, thanks anyway. You've done your best. | 21:15 |
guntbert | jjlee: just *one* cable? no switch? is it a cross over cable? | 21:15 |
ActionParsnip | SealedWithAKiss: if it doesnt give an xserver, boot to recovery root console and remove the packages containing frgrx | 21:15 |
darolu | kraehe: those errors shouldn't affect the disc I think, does your LiveCD works? | 21:15 |
MilitantPotato | SealedWithAKiss: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg, and choose Vesa | 21:15 |
darolu | (the one you just burned) | 21:15 |
MilitantPotato | SealedWithAKiss: if fglrx won't work | 21:16 |
KB1JWQ | !deadbadget | 21:16 |
KB1JWQ | !deadbadger | 21:16 |
SealedWithAKiss | MilitantPotato, cool name. Thanks for the information. | 21:16 |
kraehe | darolu, all CDs I've tryed to work failed with io/errors somewhere at the end - the ubuntu image is a bit to long | 21:16 |
knxville | darolu, where is icons located? | 21:17 |
FrEaKmAn_ | ActionParsnip, yeah... fullscreen is really struggling | 21:17 |
darolu | kraehe: try burning at slow rate; try adding -s 1 to burn at 1x, is the safest way to burn | 21:17 |
FrEaKmAn_ | ActionParsnip, but only if I move mouse... :D | 21:17 |
jjlee | guntbert: hmm, no, a patch cable. Somebody in the know told me that these days it's no longer necessary to use crossover cable, and indeed last time I tried that worked. But ethernet is based on pixie dust as far as I'm concerned ;-) | 21:17 |
guntbert | kraehe: are you talking about the lucid image? | 21:17 |
jjlee | I'll see if I have a crossover... | 21:17 |
darolu | knxville: at ~/.icons/ and /usr/share/icons | 21:17 |
norman_ | Hey! I have a firends ubuntu 8.04 vaio laptop here. Since a couple of days it does not recognize usb storage anymore (The usb mouse does work though) and the gnome theme changed. Somehow it cannot access the theme he used before anymore. Unfortunatelly he cant tell me what he did to cause this. He tried to compile some audio mixing software or something. But I dont know if thats related.. I'd really appreciate your ideas.. thanks | 21:17 |
jjlee | also, doesn't seem to explain why TFTP, etc. (and *occasionally* HTTP) work fine | 21:18 |
kraehe | found that cdrecord is wrong way to copy an iso to dvd - `growisofs -Z /dev/dvd=/pub/ISO/ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso` worked | 21:18 |
chrg | slightly offtopic: I'm trying to detect on which /dev the modem on my laptop is, and "lspci -v" isn't showing any modem. Is it plausible that a less than 2 yo laptop wouldn't have an on-board modem even though it has a socket for the phone-jack? | 21:18 |
Stargaze | knxville: and at /usr/share/pixmaps | 21:19 |
LateralForce | does ubuntu send any signal to processes before suspending? | 21:19 |
DreamDemon | I'm having a problem with display resolution where it wont fill my monitor's screen on a 26" widescreen connected with HDMI | 21:19 |
darolu | kraehe: $ wodim dev=/dev/cdrw driveropts=burnfree,noforcespeed fs=14M speed=2 -dao -eject -overburn -v <isofile>.iso is very safe too | 21:19 |
melodie_ | ActionParsnip, ok thanks a lot | 21:20 |
ActionParsnip | chrg: try: sudo lshw | less | 21:20 |
vatzec | Hey guys, I bought a USB laser Icon7 mouse and I'm unable to get it to work ("plug-and-play", rrrright). I don't get any kind of response out of it neither in GNOME itself nor xev. Got any ideas? | 21:20 |
ActionParsnip | melodie_: ask in ##windows for windows stuff | 21:20 |
vatzec | Oh, I'm using Ubuntu Netbook Edition, 9.10 | 21:20 |
Bllasae | I think it's plug and play on Windows, only | 21:20 |
dabaR | !resolution | DreamDemon | 21:20 |
ubottu | DreamDemon: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 21:20 |
melodie_ | ActionParsnip, if I talk about dual-booting they may not welcome me, what do you think ? | 21:21 |
darolu | vatzec: plug your mouse and then open a terminal and type: dmesg | tail, pastebin your result | 21:21 |
vatzec | It's also advertised as a "no driver needed" mouse. | 21:21 |
ActionParsnip | vatzec: run: lsusb one line will identify the device, use the 8 character hex id to find guides. Did you make the link between the 2 following the manufacturers guide? | 21:21 |
vatzec | okay, darolu :) | 21:21 |
ActionParsnip | melodie_: not sure, if they are nice they will | 21:21 |
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vatzec | ActionParsnip: I've tried lsusb, but I get no obvious line. | 21:21 |
melodie_ | at freenode ? | 21:21 |
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kraehe | *ok* the life cd (on dvd) booted - how to open an xterm without mouse? | 21:22 |
Bllasae | wtf | 21:22 |
ActionParsnip | melodie_: indeed. /j ##windows | 21:22 |
chrg | ActionParsnip: thanks, lshw didn't show any "modem" or "ppp" either | 21:22 |
Bllasae | why does Ubuntu take forever to start up now? | 21:22 |
keyboardtalk | Why do I have to re-enter my wireless passphrase every time I reconnect? | 21:22 |
blakkheim | Bllasae: did you use wubi | 21:22 |
Bllasae | blakkheim: I dunno | 21:22 |
jastor | hmm .. anyone else that experiences taht mplayer has a habit of "hiding" in the background? | 21:22 |
Bllasae | wtf is that | 21:22 |
melodie_ | ActionParsnip, thanks again | 21:22 |
blakkheim | Bllasae: um.. nevermind | 21:22 |
ActionParsnip | chrg: sometimes it shows the device name too, thats all i know dude. maybe someone else can contribute | 21:22 |
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Bllasae | blakkheim: apparently not lol | 21:23 |
Stargaze | keyboardtalk: try and save the passphrase in a wallet | 21:23 |
DreamDemon | dabaR, Thx | 21:23 |
blakkheim | !wubi | Bllasae | 21:23 |
ubottu | Bllasae: Wubi is an Ubuntu installer for Windows users that allows you to install and uninstall Ubuntu like a Windows application, in a simple and safe way. http://wubi-installer.org/support.php and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide for troubleshooting. Please file bugs at http://launchpad.net/wubi/+filebug. | 21:23 |
Bllasae | this computer's already testing my limits man | 21:23 |
jastor | you do a normal q in mplayer .. and it "quits" .. but the music still plays :P | 21:23 |
vatzec | Alright: http://pastebin.com/yb9t8uDv | 21:23 |
jastor | untill you kill the process ;) ... heck you can even logout as the user running mplayer and its still running :P | 21:23 |
jastor | brings back memories to the old win3.1 days ;) some cdplayers would still play the music you start in windows even though you quit to dos ;) | 21:25 |
demonspork | Can the root user mount/see the contents of users who have their home directory encrypted? | 21:25 |
Bllasae | wow | 21:25 |
Bllasae | ubuntu DOESN'T actually start up | 21:26 |
Bllasae | might as well uninstall it and get 10gigs back | 21:26 |
jastor | Bllasae: "uninstall" ?? just delete the partition :) | 21:26 |
vatzec | darolu, ActionParsnip: just in case you didn't catch that: http://pastebin.com/yb9t8uDv | 21:26 |
Bllasae | jastor: same thing lol | 21:26 |
jastor | Bllasae: delete/format/whatever ;) | 21:26 |
Bllasae | it's in my programs and whatnot in Windows | 21:26 |
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Bllasae | so I'll just uninstall it from tehre | 21:27 |
jastor | Bllasae: ok | 21:27 |
Bllasae | it will work, right? | 21:27 |
rolo | Hiya. I'm really stuck and wonder if someone could help? Since installing some updates to my Karmic 64 desktop, I'm unable to log in to Gnome. I get the login screen, enter my details, and then the screen goes away but just comes back again with no error message. I can log in fine via SSH/FreeNX, and I can also log in fine in Failsafe mode. I installed the KDE packages to see if I could log... | 21:27 |
rolo | ...in to KDE but that did the same thing. I posted to the forum but haven't had any luck yet. Can anyone help me? Thanks loads! (forum thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8904814#post8904814 ) | 21:27 |
Bllasae | or will the hard drive still be partitioned? | 21:27 |
dabaR | demonspork: doesn't sound like that would make sense. | 21:27 |
dabaR | demonspork: if you mean can he decrypt them magically just cause he is root | 21:27 |
Stargaze | Bllasae: you used wubi for installation in windows? | 21:27 |
Bllasae | IDK! | 21:27 |
Bllasae | Not too up with the whole Linux thing yet | 21:27 |
danno | wubi is gay :( | 21:28 |
blakkheim | danno: true | 21:28 |
dabaR | rolo: sounds like an issue with the permissions of some hidden .something directories./ | 21:28 |
Bllasae | I like Windows, though, I feel all safe within it's confines :P | 21:28 |
jastor | Bllasae: did you install ubuntu from linux .. or did you reboot your computer with the cd in ? | 21:28 |
darolu | vatzec: your mouse is being recognized as a generic one, in your terminal type "lsusb | grep Mouse" | 21:28 |
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SealedWithAKiss | MilitantPotato, rebooted fine. Wobbly windows worked for a minute or so and then just stopped working, along with desktop cube rotation. Any idea what happened? | 21:28 |
dabaR | rolo: something like .dmrc or so. | 21:28 |
jastor | Bllasae: woops .. install in windwos ;) not from linux | 21:28 |
demonspork | dabaR, Would the encrypted directories be accessible by root if he uses su to have a shell in the owners name? | 21:28 |
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Stargaze | if you used wubi, you can uninstall it via windows control panel | 21:28 |
dabaR | rolo: you can lof in through the console? | 21:28 |
vatzec | darolu: a'ight :) | 21:28 |
Bllasae | jastor: I got the disk | 21:28 |
ActionParsnip | SealedWithAKiss: when it stops run: dmesg | tail should give clues | 21:28 |
darolu | vatzec: to check if is indeed there | 21:28 |
rolo | dabaR: ah, really! Is there a log anywhere that might tell me? Yeah, can log in via tty or SSH. Thanks for your help :> | 21:28 |
Bllasae | but it used to work before I got the update/upgrade from Ubuntu website | 21:28 |
Bllasae | or the tool thing | 21:28 |
vatzec | darolu: Nope, it's not. | 21:28 |
Stargaze | you cannot upgrade wubi | 21:29 |
vatzec | (I did grep -i) | 21:29 |
Stargaze | it's a pseudo installation | 21:29 |
ActionParsnip | wubi sucks | 21:29 |
rolo | dabaR: worth creating a new user to see if they can log in? | 21:29 |
dabaR | rolo: do something like ls -al and then fish for something to do with gnome, or dmrc | 21:29 |
SealedWithAKiss | ActionParsnip, want a pastebin? | 21:29 |
ActionParsnip | SealedWithAKiss: sure | 21:29 |
dabaR | rolo: that would be the thing to do, yes. | 21:29 |
dabaR | rolo: dunno about a log file. | 21:29 |
danno | install ubuntu is easy, dont use wubi :) | 21:29 |
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darolu | vatzec: check your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file, look for something that looks like this http://paste.ubuntu.com/387233/ if you don't have it, add it. | 21:29 |
vatzec | darolu: I know it's weird, but I have NO xorg.conf at all. It's Ubuntu Netbook Edition 9.10. | 21:30 |
rolo | dabaR: aaaah, .gnome-desktop is in the root group. Maybe that? .gnome2 and .gnome2_private are in the rolo group... | 21:30 |
hikenboot | how do i turn on verbose debugging with dpkg...i find no options under the man pages for this | 21:30 |
darolu | vatzec: is not weird, 9.10 doesn't have one, just create it | 21:30 |
SealedWithAKiss | ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/qw5s7ATP | 21:30 |
vatzec | darolu: Wow. What does it use, then? | 21:30 |
vatzec | darolu: I'm a Debian guy. :) | 21:30 |
dabaR | rolo: try a new user first, just so you have that out of the way. | 21:30 |
rolo | dabaR: I'll try creating another user so I can compare perms. Massive thanks! :) | 21:30 |
goddard | I have a compaq mini hp 110 computer running netbook remix and when the computer sits for a while the screen will go black or when I close it and open it the screen is black and never comes back | 21:31 |
Bllasae | jastor: alright, so if I uninstall it from Add or Remove Programs, I will have the disk back, no? | 21:31 |
serverduck | Can someone help me with a problem regarding hdd space? Tried on the forums but no help. | 21:31 |
ActionParsnip | SealedWithAKiss: use that pastebin and ask in #compiz I dont use compiz so have no idea what it means. Make sure you are fully updated too | 21:31 |
darolu | vatzec: xorg.conf file is not needed since 8.10 I think, I don't know where it storage custom X options now, but if you create the file it works normally | 21:31 |
Trek | serverduck: maybe, mind giving details and linking me on the forums? | 21:31 |
Bllasae | got it | 21:31 |
Bllasae | it has it's own uninstall program in Windows | 21:31 |
Bllasae | and it uninstalled Wubi | 21:32 |
vatzec | darolu: Alright. :) Are you sure about the /dev/mouse part? | 21:32 |
darolu | actually nvidia driver creates its own xorg.conf file | 21:32 |
serverduck | Trek, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1419975 | 21:32 |
darolu | vatzec: it is the default, if you don't have another mouse attached it should be there | 21:32 |
vatzec | darolu: It's a netbook. It has a touchpad. Does that count? | 21:32 |
Bllasae | jastor: it uninstalled Wubi | 21:32 |
Bllasae | same thing, or no? | 21:32 |
mattish | hello :) | 21:33 |
serverduck | Trek, I have a 250gib hdd but at system monitor, I get only 205.3 available space. I have installed only ubuntu on my hdd, nothing else, no media files or games, etc. | 21:33 |
vatzec | darolu: I've honestly never ran into trouble with mouses. Especially driver-free plug-and-play mouses. >_> | 21:33 |
blakkheim | "mouses" | 21:33 |
Trek | serverduck, did you even follow the instructions people on the forums gave you? | 21:33 |
Bllasae | blakkheim: "mice? | 21:33 |
Bllasae | mattish: hello | 21:33 |
serverduck | Trek, Yes, if you read I have gived them details of the commands they putted me to type on my terminal. | 21:33 |
mattish | are there any disadvantages to installing a 64bit version of ubuntu ? the box is going to be running a few virtual machines | 21:33 |
darolu | vatzec: yeah, it is not usual at all; I'm not sure trackpads are recognized as mice but you don't loose anything by trying | 21:34 |
Trek | serverduck: and also, do you realize that because your system is partitioned, that explains why you have the space you have? | 21:34 |
Stargaze | Bllasae: now insert the ubuntu cd, reboot from cd and install ubuntu | 21:34 |
mattish | daft question, with a 64bit host can i run 32bit guest os's ? | 21:34 |
Trek | serverduck: open up gparted, and you can see what I"m talking about | 21:34 |
The-Kernel | hi, whats the best way to upgrade ubuntu on an eeepc...seeing that the most free space I can get is 1.4GB.... | 21:34 |
vatzec | darolu: Okay, it's in. :) Xserver restart commence? | 21:34 |
Bllasae | Stargaze: I want my free space back, though | 21:34 |
serverduck | Trek, I don't know how to get gparted...i'm a new user. | 21:34 |
Bllasae | I dunno, I kinda love Windows | 21:34 |
serverduck | Trek, System monitor isn't the same? | 21:34 |
Bllasae | I dunno what happened to Ubuntu, though | 21:34 |
seanbrystone | mattish the only issue i have with 64 bit Ubuntu, i cannot run any kind of network sniffers that use dump something or another dumpcap, something like that | 21:35 |
BluesKaj-Laptop | mattish, yes | 21:35 |
Trek | serverduck: no, system monitor isn't. gparted actually shows you your partitions in a semi-graphical form | 21:35 |
rolo | dabaR: Hey! The new user totally works!!! Must be a perms thing :> THANK YOU!!! | 21:35 |
ActionParsnip | The-Kernel: install bleachbit and use all the options that arent said to be slow, close as many apps as you can to maximise effectiveness, also remove any old kernels you no longer use | 21:35 |
Trek | serverduck: in terminal, sudo apt-get install gparted | 21:35 |
serverduck | Trek, Ok, just a moment. | 21:35 |
darolu | vatzec: yeah restarting X is necessary, you may want to double check your mouse is there with "lshw -c input" | 21:35 |
Trek | serverduck: then after its installed, sudo gparted | 21:35 |
SealedWithAKiss | Compiz isn't working. I need a little help please. I am using drivers from ATI for my Radeon 4670 as the FGLRX drivers were not working for me. After installing the ATI drivers I rebooted and Compiz worked for a moment, and then stopped abruptly. Here is the output from dmesg | tail http://pastebin.com/qw5s7ATP | 21:35 |
d0uglas | is there a host option or some other command to somehow poll a domain's webserver to figure out all the domains or subdomains it's hosting sites for? or how about just a nameserver lookup of a domain for anything connected to it that has an A record? | 21:35 |
Stargaze | bleachbit ruined my system once | 21:35 |
Stargaze | it is too thorough | 21:36 |
seanbrystone | Stargaze, yeah bleachbit looks scary | 21:36 |
seanbrystone | toomuch like CCleaner | 21:36 |
ActionParsnip | The-Kernel: use the same way as a desktop to upgrade: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade; sudo apt-get clean | 21:36 |
link_36p | Hey I am having difficulty setting up adding a printer share to ubuntu 9.10 using samba. The following message appears in my logs "hp[8482]: io/hpmud/pp.c 627: unable to read device-id ret=-1" | 21:36 |
ActionParsnip | link_36p: get the latest HPLIP and install it | 21:36 |
mattish | Ill give 64bit a try, never bothered before now :) thanks for your help | 21:37 |
serverduck | Trek, THanks did it! | 21:37 |
mattish | only a cd iso away :) | 21:37 |
vatzec | darolu: alright :) | 21:37 |
Trek | serverduck, can you now see how your system is partitioned? | 21:37 |
serverduck | Trek, Now what do I need to give you? | 21:37 |
mooglor | join | 21:37 |
serverduck | Trek, I have dev/sda1 which is 223.41 gib | 21:37 |
Trek | serverduck: a screenshot would be nice so I can see the partitions graphicaly | 21:37 |
link_36p | ActionParsnip: I will try that, thank you. | 21:38 |
serverduck | Trek, Should I post it on the forum> | 21:38 |
Trek | serverduck: put it on an image hosting site, send me the link | 21:38 |
Draggin | Good evening. I wonder if there's a simple answer to my problem - how do I install different software packages for different users in a multi-user Ubuntu environment (one machine)? | 21:38 |
dabaR | rolo: ya, that is the thing I have ran into before, permissions or something to that extent. Usually ~/.dmrc, but I could be wrong. | 21:38 |
serverduck | Trek, OK, just a minute. By the way, thanks so much. | 21:38 |
Trek | serverduck, no problem | 21:38 |
The-Kernel | ActionParsnip it deleted 5 megs lol | 21:38 |
The-Kernel | I need another 800 to go to upgrade | 21:38 |
MilitantPotato | The-Kernel: USB Flash drive | 21:39 |
trollboy | Getting this error trying to remove mysql http://pastebin.com/L7cqexhX | 21:40 |
Trek | serverduck: i'm going to download the screenshot, mark it up a bit, then put it on image hosting a bit, perhaps that can explain your issue for you a little bit better | 21:40 |
MilitantPotato | The-Kernel: install gdmap, it ends up in accessories, that might help you clear space easier | 21:40 |
Draggin | Even if someone just has a link to an explanation of how to do different packages for different users on the same machine, that would be great... | 21:41 |
SwedeMike | Draggin: please elaborate on WHY you would want this. | 21:41 |
MilitantPotato | Draggin: install two copies of ubuntu if you want different systems. Use menu editor if you want to show only certain programs in the application menu | 21:42 |
Draggin | SwedeMike - just to simplify things (or perhaps complicate them, I'm not sure...). One user would not need access to things such as MySQL etc. whereas the other user would not need access to anything such as GIMP, InkScape, etc. Am I just being silly for wanting to do this? | 21:43 |
MilitantPotato | Draggin: install/run menu editor | 21:43 |
SwedeMike | Draggin: limiting access is one thing, you can't really have different packages for different users. | 21:43 |
Draggin | MilitantPotato - I got that much, but that's just hiding the existing packages... | 21:43 |
|pez| | So, I've tried to follow all kinds of guides to get DVD playback to work... Ubuntu 9.10. | 21:44 |
Draggin | SwedeMike - okay then. How can I go about limiting access? | 21:44 |
olife | I'm looking for help with installing Mediatomb. | 21:44 |
|pez| | The guides have so far failed to help me. :\ | 21:44 |
NCS_One | I installed a package with other dependecies, how do I uninstall them all ? | 21:44 |
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serverduck | Trek, Did you get my private message? | 21:45 |
vatzec | darolu: Nope, that didn't do it. :( Got any other ideas? | 21:45 |
blakkheim | NCS_One: aptitude purge packagename | 21:46 |
darolu | vatzec: I just found it mounts mice at /dev/input/mice - mouse0, mouse1, ...; another difference from Debian, that might be the cause (you need to change it on your xorg.conf) | 21:46 |
Trek | serverduck: no, sorry I have PM Ignores on, standby... | 21:47 |
Trek | serverduck: send again | 21:47 |
tony_ubuntu | I just loaded Ubuntu 9.1 on my Dell laptop and it finished the install and rebooted to a flashing cursor in the upper left hand screen. Any ideas? | 21:47 |
wikki | where can I find a list of all of the mirrors I can use for apt? | 21:47 |
serverduck | Trek, I though so...ok I will send you again | 21:47 |
vatzec | darolu: I've tried with /dev/input/mouse0 to mouse3 | 21:47 |
vatzec | didn't work :( | 21:47 |
NCS_One | blakkheim: but if an app has installed before and it is a dependencie of the new package it will be removed also ? | 21:48 |
tara | !help | 21:48 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 21:48 |
darolu | vatzec: it's really weird, did you find it with "sudo lshw -c input"? | 21:49 |
bastid_raZor | wikki: system > admin > software sources.. choice Other in Download sources .. a list is given | 21:49 |
bastid_raZor | s/choice/choose | 21:49 |
vatzec | it says PCI (sysfs), that's all | 21:49 |
vatzec | darolu: ^ | 21:49 |
bastid_raZor | vatzec: prepend with sudo | 21:49 |
vatzec | bastid_raZor: right! | 21:49 |
vatzec | oh, well, I did | 21:49 |
sneakymonkey | hi, my firefox keeps crashing with:(firefox:3205): GLib-WARNING **: g_set_prgname() called multiple times | 21:50 |
sneakymonkey | Segmentation fault | 21:50 |
sneakymonkey | im using Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic | 21:50 |
vatzec | hold on... it seems it's printing stuff with carriage returns... they quickly appear and disappear | 21:50 |
sneakymonkey | everytime i start firefox it crashes | 21:50 |
sneakymonkey | even when i load up Galeon | 21:50 |
sneakymonkey | anyone have similar issues. | 21:50 |
darolu | vatzec: look manually for it, "sudo lshw" the list might be long though | 21:50 |
vatzec | same thing happens O_O | 21:51 |
vatzec | alright, got the list | 21:51 |
vatzec | nevermind :) | 21:51 |
darolu | vatzec: look for USB, HID, Input device, etc... according to yoru dmesg it should be there | 21:51 |
vatzec | OK :) | 21:52 |
olife | Bah, went afk. Sorry if I ignored a response. Definitely looking for help installing Mediatomb, repo doesn't work and spm doesn't show it | 21:52 |
sneakymonkey | does anyone know where firefox logs its errors? | 21:52 |
vatzec | thanks a lot for trying to help me, guys :) | 21:52 |
tony_ubuntu | I just loaded Ubuntu 9.1 on my Dell laptop and it finished the install and rebooted to a flashing cursor in the upper left hand screen. Any ideas? | 21:52 |
arand | sneakymonkey: you could launch it from the terminal and get the errors there | 21:53 |
darolu | tony_ubuntu: what happens if you press CTRL+ALT+F1? | 21:54 |
sneakymonkey | arand yea i tried that - (firefox:3205): GLib-WARNING **: g_set_prgname() called multiple times | 21:54 |
sneakymonkey | Segmentation faul | 21:54 |
tony_ubuntu | daralo t oot up? | 21:54 |
darolu | tony_ubuntu: ctrl+alt+f1 should lead you to a virtual console, if you get there you're reaching init 3 and would mean you only have to fix the GUI, if nothing happens you might need to reinstall | 21:55 |
tony_ubuntu | darolu nothing | 21:56 |
rolo | Hiya. I can't log in to Gnome, the screen just keeps coming back, but it's okay in failsafe mode and ssh. AFter some help just now in here I've created a new user, and that new user can indeed log in okay. Not sure what to do now... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8904814#post8904814 | 21:57 |
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Bennit | hi | 21:57 |
darolu | tony_ubuntu: you may need to reinstall, keep asking though, in the meanwhile you can do a md5sum check of your CD/iso file | 21:57 |
SiegHard | how to activate ThinkVantage key on ubuntu? | 21:57 |
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darolu | !Hello | Bennit | 21:57 |
ubottu | Bennit: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 21:57 |
iflema | Draggin | 21:58 |
sneakymonkey | i think its something to do with the flash plugin.... so i've read. but even when i start up firefox or galeon it crashes | 21:58 |
tony_ubuntu | darolu thanks | 21:58 |
KB1JWQ | !thunderbird | 21:58 |
ubottu | Thunderbird is a free email client, capable of close cooperation with Firefox (both by the Mozilla Foundation). To make Thunderbird links open in Firefox, see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=60427 | 21:58 |
sneakymonkey | i've tried reinstalling via the software centre but no look | 21:58 |
Mediaprodigy | Question: my machine locks up | 21:58 |
KB1JWQ | Hmm, anyone have any luck getitng Thunderbird 3 to work in Ubuntu? | 21:59 |
SiegHard | how to activate ThinkVantage key on ubuntu? | 21:59 |
Mediaprodigy | Any reasons? | 21:59 |
Mediaprodigy | clean instal | 21:59 |
darolu | sneakymonkey: galeon is ancient, use epiphany (galeon's descendant) | 21:59 |
sneakymonkey | i'll try and get that install... it was just a test! - that still crashed though. will give that a go - cheers darolu | 22:00 |
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Mokacoffay | Hello everyone | 22:02 |
xangua | KB1JWQ: try 'ubuntuzilla' for install the latest stable mozilla products: firefox, thunderbird, seamonkey, sunbird | 22:02 |
C-S-B | anyone good at udev rules? | 22:02 |
xangua | !ubuntuzilla | 22:02 |
SiegHard | how to activate ThinkVantage key on ubuntu? | 22:02 |
xangua | !google ubuntuzilla | 22:02 |
KB1JWQ | xangua: Got it, thanks. You're just all over the place helping today. :-) | 22:02 |
mhaedo | hey everyone | 22:02 |
Mokacoffay | Does anybody else have problems with extremely slow wireless internet downloading on ubuntu 9.10? | 22:03 |
Maletor | Where does transmission put the .torrent files? | 22:03 |
mhaedo | Do any of you guys run Win7 in virtualbox in Ubuntu 9.10? | 22:03 |
Maletor | When I do "OPen with Transmission" from Firefox? | 22:03 |
darolu | Meletor: I use deluge but my guess is ~/.transmission | 22:03 |
sneakymonkey | darolu, epiphany worked. it even loads up embedded flash. | 22:03 |
sneakymonkey | cheers for the rec. | 22:04 |
pachiiti | disney channel | 22:04 |
sneakymonkey | BUT i wonder why firefox has suddenly lost its head. | 22:04 |
pachiiti | ola | 22:04 |
pachiiti | soy maripaz | 22:04 |
Trinity33 | i want to ask something use karmic and when i boot my pc i dont do anything just open sys monitor and look at applications so in the beginning there is ram used in about 200mb then it grow to 500 and 1gb even if i dotn do anything i was wathcing applications and even those one which sleep use ram and cpu they take more and more ram | 22:04 |
Trinity33 | is there anything i could do to sort it out? | 22:04 |
Trinity33 | i dotn want to just kill those applications | 22:04 |
sneakymonkey | i did upgrade it to the new version! 3.5 i think. | 22:04 |
darolu | sneakymonkey: yeah it is a great browser, it just made the transition from gecko to webkit, so some stuff are a bit buggy still, but very good nonetheless | 22:04 |
pachiiti | hi | 22:04 |
mhaedo | I'm trying to run Win7 in virtualbox and it's terribly slow. Any of you know any tweaks to make it run a bit faster? | 22:04 |
darolu | pachiiti: si hablas español, ve al canal #ubuntu-es (con /join #ubuntu-es) | 22:05 |
pachiiti | gracias | 22:05 |
seanbrystone | mhaedo, more ram? | 22:05 |
|pez| | .. finally got the DVD to actually play, but it's all nice and pixely in different colors! :D | 22:05 |
Trinity33 | buenas amigos | 22:05 |
soreau | Isn't there a program called apt-add-repository? Or what is it's exact name and what package provides it? | 22:05 |
sneakymonkey | at least i'm back on the web so i can research the firefox bug i have. cheers. any ideas for a more verbose error log besides the one being returned via the terminal | 22:05 |
mhaedo | seanbrystone: i've given it about 1.5GB of which it's only using 30%. so | 22:05 |
mixon | hello, I've recently upgraded ubunto 9.1 to 9.10 and now my laptop (hp dv5) will no longer charge | 22:05 |
mhaedo | seanbrystone: I've also allowed it to use 4 of my 8 processing cores. | 22:05 |
mhaedo | seanbrystone: I'm not doing anything in it. I just boot into Win7, have nothing running, and the mouse lags | 22:06 |
seanbrystone | mhaedo, ah maybe thats why, sometimes when i allocate too many processors to vmware or vbox it doesnt like it | 22:06 |
Trinity33 | i want to ask something use karmic and when i boot my pc i dont do anything just open sys monitor and look at applications so in the beginning there is ram used in about 200mb then it grow to 500 and 1gb even if i dotn do anything i was wathcing applications and even those one which sleep use ram and cpu they take more and more ram | 22:06 |
Trinity33 | is there anything i could do to sort it out? | 22:06 |
Trinity33 | i dotn want to just kill those applications | 22:06 |
MrSunshine | hmm, why the heck is all my usb filesystems mounted readonly from when i put the stick in? :/ | 22:06 |
mhaedo | seanbrystone: hrm. It ran terribl with one core. Perhaps I'll try two. | 22:06 |
seanbrystone | i have same set up as you 4 core, 8 gig ram | 22:06 |
mhaedo | seanbrystone: thanks for the tip | 22:06 |
seanbrystone | np | 22:06 |
mhaedo | well i have 8 cores, I gave it 4 of them | 22:07 |
seanbrystone | o.O | 22:07 |
darolu | Trinity33: type "top" in a terminal | 22:07 |
mhaedo | ;) | 22:07 |
vatzec | darolu: All I get from sudo lshw | grep -iP '(HID)|(USB)|(input)' are Intel USB controllers. | 22:07 |
mhaedo | brand new laptop. there's something quite nice about watching 8 seperate cores in my conky ona laptop :) | 22:07 |
mguy | Don't give it more vcpu's than you need. So that means 1 | 22:08 |
mido_ | how to use safe-rm ,,, where to find the deleted files? | 22:08 |
mhaedo | mguy: i'll give that a shot. i first ran 1 and it was quite slow | 22:08 |
unixp | do you know a tool to look after which pc is on which webside via router? | 22:08 |
mguy | Virtual box is actually 'slow'....does your cpu have VT extensions? I would guess any 4-core cpu that has HT (which is how you're getting '8' cores) would | 22:08 |
seanbrystone | mhaedo, also, sometimes enableing or disabling the vbox or vmware Acceleration buggers things up | 22:09 |
mido_ | how to use safe-rm ,,, where to find the deleted files? | 22:09 |
mguy | mhaedo: You're creating artificial 'wait' on the cpus by over-assiging them. Don't forget that you really only have 4 cores | 22:09 |
mhaedo | mguy: true | 22:09 |
seanbrystone | vt-x/amd-v settings might need adjusting mhaedo | 22:09 |
mhaedo | i believe they're enabled, as I assumed they should be on an i7 | 22:10 |
mhaedo | i supposed i'll try disabling them? | 22:10 |
seanbrystone | wouldnt hurt? | 22:10 |
Trinity33 | <darolu> what for thats the same monitor right? the same like gnome one will show me the same usage | 22:10 |
darolu | vaztec: It's very weird, I think I've never seen a 'generic mouse' failing like this; specially when it is recognized in your dmesg list | 22:10 |
mguy | mhaedo: You certainly want them enabled | 22:10 |
mhaedo | mguy: that's what I would think... | 22:11 |
vatzec | darolu: :( I hope I can return it then... | 22:11 |
MilitantPotato | SealedWithAKiss: I use fusion icon to switch between compiz and other WM's | 22:11 |
seanbrystone | one would think, but also that could be whats buggering it up | 22:11 |
mhaedo | I'm surprised it doesn't run smoothly considering I'm runin an i7 820qm with 1333mhz DDR3 | 22:11 |
Maletor | Where does firefox save files to when I hit "Open with Transmission"????? | 22:11 |
darolu | Trinity33: top will show you resources usage sorted, it puts the most resources consuming app on top | 22:11 |
hero1900 | guys i can remove a folder i use rm -rf <folder> then it gave me this messege folder is not empty | 22:11 |
hero1900 | what to do | 22:11 |
hero1900 | ? | 22:11 |
hero1900 | ? | 22:11 |
mattgyver | hi guys, i just added a program to rc.local on my server and it starts on boot, however ever since i did that i never get the login screen on the server as if something hung, any ideas? | 22:11 |
mhaedo | this thing is ridiculously fast in win7 or ubuntu native | 22:11 |
darolu | vatzec: I hope so too, other mice work fine? | 22:11 |
mguy | Maletor: Did you check the downlolad folder? | 22:12 |
Zoffix | Hey, guys. I'm trying to access my Vista partition without any luck. I googled around for several steps but neither work. What I notice is that all those methods have Vista's partition listed as "NTFS", yet when I do `fdisk -l' I get it listed as "Extended". Any idea what to do next? | 22:12 |
vatzec | darolu: Yeah. | 22:12 |
Trek | hero1900, rm -r <folder> will nuke the folder | 22:12 |
Maletor | mguy - not there | 22:12 |
Trek | hero1900, don't use it if theres files in there you need | 22:12 |
mhaedo | i guess virtual machines are always inherently slow, but not _this_ slow | 22:12 |
Maletor | i didn't download them i hit the "open with" button | 22:12 |
Zoffix | hero1900, rm -fr folder | 22:12 |
hero1900 | i dont need ant file there i want to remove all of it | 22:12 |
darolu | vatzec: then it is a bad mouse, they should return your money | 22:12 |
Bizzeh | hey, what is the recommended FTPD for quick, simple and easy setup? | 22:12 |
hero1900 | but i cant | 22:12 |
hero1900 | i use sudo | 22:12 |
seanbrystone | mhaedo, just listen to mguy, he believes he's the only one with the solution, so good luck mate :) | 22:13 |
Zoffix | hero1900, eh? What do you mean you can't because of sudo? | 22:13 |
yellowroost924 | what's an easy to use sip program for NEWBIES/BEGINNERS | 22:13 |
blakkheim | Bizzeh: i use vsftpd | 22:13 |
hero1900 | no i said i cant even when i use sudo | 22:13 |
hero1900 | and it is not a system files | 22:13 |
vatzec | darolu: I know. I bought it from a quite big store (not a supermarket though), FYI it's an Icon7 D100 (a very simple mouse, but that's what I wanted). | 22:13 |
hero1900 | dont need root privilage | 22:13 |
mhaedo | I'm always willing to listen to all available opinions :) I appreaciate both of your help. | 22:13 |
Zoffix | hero1900, `rm -fr folder` ? What does it say? | 22:13 |
hero1900 | it said cant remove folder not empty | 22:14 |
Zoffix | :S | 22:14 |
mike__ | hello, somebody can help for me? I have some questins with the linux networking | 22:14 |
hero1900 | it make me crazy | 22:14 |
vatzec | mike__: Shoot | 22:14 |
SealedWithAKiss | How do I go about installing the latest kernel? | 22:15 |
mguy | mhaedo: I'd check a virtualbox forum for anyone with the same issue. What is it actually doing that's being 'slow' | 22:15 |
mhaedo | mguy: mouse lag. | 22:15 |
mhaedo | mguy: I'm not "doing" anything. I just boot into Win7 and the mouse lags badly. | 22:16 |
nawk | I need to create an dvd iso, the brasero software that comes with karmic doesn't have that feature | 22:16 |
mguy | Check the enhancements like seanbrystone said | 22:16 |
nawk | suggestions? | 22:16 |
Zoffix | OOOOH | 22:16 |
Zoffix | I'm a moron! | 22:16 |
mike__ | I would like someone to contact me, i have a question with the linux network | 22:16 |
mhaedo | mike__: what is your question? | 22:17 |
KB1JWQ | mike__: Heh, ask your question. | 22:17 |
Zoffix | I just now realized that whenever I boot Vista, I actually switch HDDs (physically changing cables)... I've been trying to mount a disconnected drive for half an hour! | 22:17 |
Zoffix | :) | 22:17 |
CynicalOptimist | Anyone know a way I can run vlc on the monitor from console 7, but respond to the keyboard from another console? | 22:17 |
KB1JWQ | !pm | mike__ | 22:17 |
ubottu | mike__: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. Please note that some people find it rude to be sent a PM without being asked for permission to do so first. | 22:17 |
Myrtti | hero1900: FloodBot1 is a bot | 22:18 |
nawk | Can someone please recommend a software that allows me to create an iso for a dvd | 22:18 |
mhaedo | mguy: can you explain your logic as to why more cores is not necessarily better in a virtual machine? (i don't doubt you, I'd just like to better understand why) | 22:18 |
Anvoid | is there a way to minimize Evolution to top right panel where all the active icons are? | 22:18 |
meoblast001 | hi, how do i fix this | 22:18 |
meoblast001 | Your system configuration does not match your Evolution configuration. | 22:18 |
hero1900 | oh | 22:18 |
mguy | mhaedo: VMware has whitepapers about it | 22:18 |
hero1900 | hahahahahhahahahaha | 22:18 |
mike__ | Linux machines are communicate with the Samba? or is it just between Windows and Linux? | 22:18 |
nibbler | mike__, also possible between linux+linux | 22:19 |
vatzec | mike__: Samba is a Linux only file sharing service (as in you can install it only on Linux PCs), but it allows sharing between Windows and Linux, and Linux and Linux. | 22:19 |
hero1900 | okey i got this as a result when i try to delete a a folder http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/919Z2NU2 | 22:19 |
KB1JWQ | !samba | 22:19 |
ubottu | Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 22:19 |
mhaedo | mguy: I was hoping for the cliffnotes :) perhaps I wont be lazy and I'll go do a little reading | 22:19 |
mguy | mhaedo: I'm searching for a link for you | 22:19 |
VCoolio | Anvoid: if evolution has no setting for it use alltray; there is a very old version in the repos, better add the launchpad repo for it | 22:19 |
mattgyver | anyone know why adding a program to start in rc.local would cause my server not to show the login prompt after a reboot? | 22:19 |
mhaedo | mguy: nah don't bother man I'll look around. i appreciate it though | 22:19 |
rolpf | hello | 22:20 |
VCoolio | mattgyver: did you put it into background? (don't know if that's necessary, just thinking) | 22:20 |
mguy | mhaedo: basically it gaurantees each CPU will be used by that VM for x MHz, when you should just let the hypervisor allocate things | 22:20 |
Draggin | Cheers! | 22:20 |
mattgyver | VCoolio, yeah actually i tried that too, you mean appending with && ? | 22:20 |
VCoolio | mattgyver: just a & but yeah | 22:21 |
mguy | mhaedo: Check out the "best practices" articles about assiging vcpus/ram | 22:21 |
mattgyver | VCoolio, let me try it with just one & real quick | 22:21 |
mhaedo | will do | 22:21 |
histo | does the mini.iso allow you to connect to wpa over wifi? | 22:21 |
mguy | mhaedo: It might not exactly apply to vbox but it should be similar | 22:22 |
vatzec | darolu: This record appears when I plug in the mouse (result of ls -l /dev/input/by-id): lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 2010-03-02 23:21 usb-0461_-mouse -> ../mouse2 | 22:22 |
vatzec | There's also ../mouse1 in there, but it's there at all times | 22:22 |
VCoolio | mattgyver: & puts it into bg, && means "if it ends successfully, then do" | 22:22 |
rolpf | i have a problem with ubuntu wifi since I've installed 9.10 on my ibm thinkpad x21 with a linksys wireless adapter | 22:22 |
mike__ | Samba is the best way to share my files between two (ubuntu) linux? | 22:22 |
vatzec | darolu: Oh, also this: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 2010-03-02 23:22 usb-0461_-event-mouse -> ../event9 | 22:22 |
darolu | vatzec: so it is mounting it to /dev/input/mouse2; it should be working | 22:22 |
vatzec | darolu: so... | 22:22 |
mattgyver | VCoolio, your so smart, that worked :) | 22:23 |
VCoolio | mattgyver: nice | 22:23 |
superuser | Hi, I'm trying to get the nVidia driver to run on Kubuntu 9.10 with a nVidia Geforce FX 5200, but it keeps failing | 22:23 |
mattgyver | VCoolio, the past few days ive been screwing around with && for a different reason and never thought about that | 22:23 |
goviel | nawk: when you put in your dvd it will apear on the desktop, right click and select "copy disc", then on the window select image file | 22:23 |
darolu | vatzec: I have no idea, the mouse just doesn't work, if other mice works with your netbook then it is the mouse, go change it :p | 22:23 |
vatzec | darolu: Should I put this? http://pastebin.com/twAeB8yQ | 22:23 |
superuser | Is nvidia-glx-173 the right driver for an nVidia GeForce FX5200 ? | 22:24 |
VCoolio | superuser: yes | 22:24 |
vatzec | darolu: I know, it's more of a curiosity matter now than a "I want my mouse" matter. :) | 22:24 |
rolpf | i would appreciate your assistance | 22:24 |
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nawk | goviel, ah... ty for your attention to my question. have a good day :) | 22:24 |
superuser | VCoolio: Damn, all I see in /var/log/Xorg.0.log is 'Composite extension is enabled'... then it says 'no screen found' and fail | 22:24 |
Kangarooo | what is flashplugin-installer and what is flashplugin-nonfree ? | 22:25 |
VCoolio | superuser: I'm no expert; want my working xorg.conf? (I have the same card) | 22:25 |
superuser | VCoolio: Sure! | 22:25 |
trism | Kangarooo: they are the adobe flash plugin, flashplugin-nonfree is a transitional package that just installs flashplugin-installer, which downloads the plugin from adobe's site | 22:25 |
mike__ | please somebody: "Samba is the best way to share my files between two (ubuntu) linux?" | 22:25 |
VCoolio | superuser: http://pastebin.com/j9WnauXZ | 22:25 |
Anvoid | VCoolio: that worked beautifully. you suppose alltray needs to be manually started on boot? | 22:26 |
mguy | mike__: Samba works but why not just use sftp? | 22:26 |
VCoolio | Anvoid: that's convenient, just put it in system > prefs > startup apps | 22:26 |
rolpf | i keep getting an error in dmesg AP is not authorized | 22:27 |
Kangarooo | trism: so witch i need to sudo aptitude install ? 1st or second? | 22:27 |
Kangarooo | trism: installer not nonfree correct? | 22:28 |
trism | Kangarooo: I usually just install flashplugin-installer now, but either works (flashplugin-nonfree may eventually go away) | 22:28 |
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Anvoid | VCoolio: thanks. now i have the machine up and ready for office use | 22:29 |
mike__ | mguy: i don'tknow which is the best, i'll try the sftp if you say that is. In Samba i can't open image with the eog. | 22:29 |
mike__ | it says "no image found" | 22:29 |
ralph | hello | 22:30 |
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Guest35926 | o word | 22:33 |
VCoolio | superuser: I switched monitors yesterday, it seems to have had an impact on xorg.conf too; try this one, is simpler but is more monitor-brand-independent http://pastebin.com/NpirFxZC | 22:33 |
darolu | vatzec: I just read your pastebin, yeah that *should* work. | 22:33 |
micka | HI | 22:34 |
Hellhound666 | hi all got a questioin for yas | 22:34 |
ralph | i would appreciate some assistance with my wifi connection on ubuntu 9.10 on my ibm thinkpad x21 | 22:35 |
Hellhound666 | is there a good program to recover my deleted files? | 22:35 |
micka | i woold like to know if there is someone here who will be gentle to help me about my problem => http://pastebin.com/a86tzuTS | 22:35 |
darolu | !recover | 22:35 |
ubottu | Some tools to recover lost data are listed and explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery - Recovering deleted files on !ext3 filesystems can be virtually impossible, although methods that might work is some cases are described at at http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlo17/howto/undelete_ext3.html and http://projects.izzysoft.de/trac/ext3undel | 22:35 |
Hellhound666 | I had one for windows but forget it | 22:35 |
Hellhound666 | !recover | 22:35 |
micka | i don't know what can i do with this *** problem of mounting | 22:35 |
Spaceman | how do you install Quake2? thanks | 22:36 |
darolu | micka: what drive do you want to mount? | 22:36 |
micka | an external hardrive | 22:36 |
darolu | micka, that fstab file looks 'default' to me. | 22:36 |
ralph | debian has a program called dd_rescure | 22:37 |
Hellhound666 | thanks for the help | 22:37 |
ralph | for recovering data from a dead hard drive | 22:37 |
goviel | http://pastebin.com/a86tzuTS | 22:38 |
superuser | VCoolio: Damn, just finished cleaning the first xorg.conf, didn't work. I'm gonna try the second | 22:38 |
darolu | micka, first you need to create a mount point, "sudo mkdir /media/<yourdrivename>" then you can edit your fstab file, I recommend using UUID instead of /dev/sdX | 22:38 |
goviel | oops | 22:38 |
micka | darolu => error mounting : mount exited with exit code 2 | 22:38 |
Hellhound666 | one more thing has anyone had any experience running linux on dreamcast? | 22:38 |
serverduck | Can someone give me a beginner guide link to installing COnky on my 9.10 ubuntu machine? | 22:38 |
micka | darolu => in normal way, | 22:38 |
xangua | serverduck: sudo apt-get install concky¿ | 22:39 |
Dan_E | what is the easiest way to ad an image to the grub screen? | 22:39 |
serverduck | xangua, But I read that you need to configure it...make a special file... | 22:39 |
VCoolio | serverduck: http://conky.linux-hardcore.com/ | 22:39 |
serverduck | xangua, I don't know to do that since I'm a beginner but I got to say conky looks nice and I would shure love to install it :) | 22:39 |
micka | error mounting : mount exited with exit code 2 <= what is the cause of that ? | 22:39 |
glphvgacs | I had a problem with my panel on KDE 4.3.2 so I deleted the panel and added a neeew one, however now I no longer have the icon to change language or the icon for my wireless. How can I get them back? | 22:40 |
VCoolio | serverduck: run conky -C > ~/.conkyrc for a default config file or copy one from the net; then run "conky -c /path/to/config" | 22:40 |
serverduck | VCoolio, Thanks :) | 22:40 |
ralph | i am ready for a new distro | 22:41 |
pmow | Q: I jailed users for SFTP purposes via OpenSSH, which requires the user's home to be root:root @ 755. As a consequence, they cannot remove top-level dirs. Is there another way to do this? As seen here: http://shapeshed.com/journal/chroot_sftp_users_on_ubuntu_intrepid/ | 22:41 |
trollboy | Having some problems with the mysql server package, can't remove or re-install it | 22:41 |
trollboy | Getting this error trying to remove mysql http://pastebin.com/L7cqexhX | 22:41 |
VCoolio | serverduck: just running "conky" uses ~/.conkyrc , if you have multiple setups (and you will when you get the hang of it) use conky -c | 22:41 |
vatzec | darolu: Oh well, I didn't get it to work. :( Thanks a lot for trying to help me though, really appreciate! Thanks! | 22:42 |
superuser | VCoolio: Oh well, it didn't work for me, gonna have to troubleshoot this one more thorougly. Thanks for the help however | 22:43 |
serverduck | VCoolio, conky -C > ~/.conkyrc does nothing... | 22:43 |
michael__ | I need help getting Compiz to work, can anybody assist? | 22:43 |
under | Hi | 22:44 |
darolu | micka: http://paste.ubuntu.com/387273/ | 22:44 |
under | Xubuntu cant see my usb drive | 22:44 |
serverduck | VCoolio, conky: option requires an argument -- 'c | 22:44 |
VCoolio | michael__: any specific issues? else in appearance > visual effects set it to anything but none | 22:44 |
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darolu | vatzec: np, it sucks your mouse didn't work | 22:44 |
VCoolio | serverduck: yes, -c /path/to/configfile | 22:44 |
vatzec | darolu: Yeah, it really does. :( I was really counting on it, as we have crappy surfaces at uni so I could really use a laser mouse. :( | 22:45 |
serverduck | VCoolio, Well ohh, to config file but I don't have one.. | 22:45 |
serverduck | VCoolio, Where can I get one from the internet? | 22:45 |
michael__ | VCoolio, it says that desktop effects could not be enabled. | 22:45 |
vatzec | darolu: Thanks again, man. :) | 22:45 |
serverduck | VCoolio, WIth everything on it :) | 22:45 |
VCoolio | serverduck: the hardcore link I gave, or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=281865 | 22:47 |
michael__ | I cannot run Compiz because I am receiving the error advanced desktop effects could not be enabled. Can anybody help? | 22:48 |
serverduck | VCoolio, THank you, and were do I put the config? I make a file named conky and put it insite it or how? | 22:48 |
KB1JWQ | michael__: On what hardware? | 22:48 |
KB1JWQ | !compiz | michael__ | 22:48 |
ubottu | michael__: Compiz (compositing window manager), for a howto see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager and more help #compiz | 22:48 |
Trinity33 | hi again question is PAE much better then generic kernel? | 22:48 |
serverduck | michael__, Did you checked hardware drivers? | 22:48 |
VCoolio | serverduck: either in ~/.conkyrc, then running 'conky' will automatically pick it up; or anywhere you like, but then run "conky -c /path/to/the/file | 22:48 |
michael__ | KB1JWQ, ATI Radeon 4670 HD - I have been trying now for 3 hours, and nobody so far has been able to help. | 22:48 |
serverduck | VCoolio, Thanks | 22:49 |
under | My ubuntu cant see my personal usb drive. help me please | 22:49 |
red | michael__: so i guess you installed ati drivers? | 22:49 |
fabio | Dov'è la chatt italiana? | 22:49 |
red | under: have you tried mounting manually? | 22:49 |
histo | under: what version of ubuntu? | 22:49 |
serverduck | michael__, Be patient, there are a lot of people here asking for help. Helpers are no gods :) | 22:49 |
michael__ | serverduck, I tried using the FGLRX drivers but uninstalled them via the direction of another user and installed the ATI drivers from the ATI website. Which aren't working with Compiz either. | 22:49 |
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red | under: "sudo fdisk -l" | 22:50 |
Trinity33 | i have ati hd 4850 michael whats your problem? | 22:50 |
red | do u see ur thumb device there? | 22:50 |
fabio | well | 22:50 |
under | red, in /media there is nothing | 22:50 |
michael__ | Trinity33, I cannot get Compiz working. | 22:50 |
histo | !envy | michael__ | 22:50 |
ubottu | michael__: EnvyNG is a program to install newer version of nVidia or ATi drivers, it can be found in !Universe as "envyng-gtk" (for Gtk/Gnome) or "envyng-qt" (for Qt/KDE). It is NOT a supported method to install video drivers; please only use it if standard methods fail and at your own risk - See also !BinaryDriver | 22:50 |
VCoolio | !it | fabio | 22:50 |
ubottu | fabio: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 22:50 |
fabio | where is italian chatt | 22:50 |
histo | under: well it will probably get mounted somehwere in you /home if gnome-volume-manager is handling themounting on hotplug | 22:50 |
serverduck | I hate ati hd 4330 and compiz woking fine here after the installation of fglrx drivers | 22:50 |
serverduck | have* | 22:51 |
vexati0n | on my desktop PC, gnome-settings-daemon quits randomly. i have to kill off nautilus and g-s-d and restart both to get changes to apply, like theme changes and background images... any idea why that might happen? | 22:51 |
Trinity33 | i used driver from ati web the new catalyst 10.02 or somethig and everything is workign fine | 22:51 |
fabio | thanks | 22:51 |
red | histo: everything should get automaticly mounted in media tho | 22:51 |
red | atleast all things i plug in go there | 22:51 |
histo | red: not the way gnome works | 22:51 |
ralph | folks i've run sudo dhclient wlan0 and i've got no response | 22:51 |
red | guess it might affect that i installed gnome via xubuntu cd and removed xfce and installed ubuntu-desktop then :) | 22:52 |
red | but everything i plug in goes to /media | 22:52 |
ralph | iwconfig states that i have a driver | 22:52 |
ralph | installed | 22:52 |
under | !paste | 22:52 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 22:52 |
ralph | !paste | 22:53 |
VCoolio | vexati0n: I'd say consider it a feature that g-s-d doesn't work; use ~/.gtkrc-2.0 to specify themes (lxappearance is a nice app that will help); nautilus not drawing the desktop is more of a problem | 22:53 |
histo | under: unplug the device then open a terminal. dmesg -c Then plug the device in and see what dmesg says | 22:53 |
under | histo, ok | 22:53 |
apparle | how to configure lirc mouse | 22:54 |
histo | under: dmesg -c will clear the log. then after its plugged back in you can just type dmesg you should get some insight as to what's going on. | 22:54 |
histo | apparle: infrared mouse? | 22:54 |
histo | apparle: lirc is for remote controls IR devices | 22:55 |
under | [14155.665271] usb 1-6: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 7 | 22:55 |
under | [14155.798831] usb 1-6: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice | 22:55 |
under | [14155.811711] scsi5 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices | 22:55 |
histo | under: okay what version of ubuntu are you running | 22:55 |
under | histo, xubuntu 9.10 | 22:55 |
histo | under: ahh | 22:56 |
histo | under: ask in #xubuntu i'm not sure what they are using for the mounting and desktop icons | 22:56 |
MBaer | Hey Everyone. I really Need some Help with a GRUB issue. | 22:56 |
apparle | histo: it has amouse dameon | 22:56 |
under | histo, in #xubuntu nobody answer | 22:56 |
aurax | is there an irc channel for ubuntu cloud computing ? | 22:57 |
histo | under: okay in a terminal sudo fdisk -l see if you can see the thumbdrive's /dev/xxx | 22:57 |
red | thats the simplest way :) | 22:58 |
histo | aurax: dunno there is #ubuntu-cloud on freenode though | 22:58 |
red | sometimes in xubuntu, when i used to use it, it didn't notice plugged in stuff until i ran something like gparted and then it would mount automatically | 22:58 |
histo | under: did you find the dev that is the usb? | 22:58 |
red | so i ended up making an alias to mount usb device | 22:58 |
under | histo, i'm searching | 22:59 |
histo | red: yeah i'm just going to have him mount it manually | 22:59 |
aurax | thx histo | 22:59 |
histo | under: there shoulden't be that many items from sudo fdisk -l | 22:59 |
histo | under: can you pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l && mount | 23:00 |
histo | !pastebin | under | 23:00 |
ubottu | under: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 23:00 |
MBaer | Could Someone Help with a GRUB issue, Please? | 23:00 |
ascheel | Anybody familiar with network speed issues that wouldn't mind giving me a hand? Gigabit network, gigabit switch, 2 PCs can't transfer faster than 10 MB/sec. Normally I can transfer at almost 50 MB/sec but not today. Already rebooted both machines, nothing else using the bandwidth. No significant processes running | 23:00 |
ascheel | also both network adapters reading in at 1000 mbps | 23:00 |
under | histo, http://paste.ubuntu.com/387282/ | 23:01 |
serverduck | VCoolio, Thank you so much I did it. Conky works so great....but another thing. How do I enable it so everytime I start my machine conky will start too/ | 23:01 |
histo | under: is it the 2gig disk? | 23:02 |
under | Yep | 23:02 |
under | is sdb? | 23:02 |
histo | under: yes why do you have all those partitions on it? | 23:02 |
histo | under: you have 4 partitions on the usb drive? | 23:03 |
under | histo, mmmh... as i know, i have only 1 | 23:04 |
histo | under: also pastebin the output of mount | 23:04 |
manugg | blist | 23:04 |
under | histo, hey!! :D | 23:04 |
under | under@nc10:/media$ sudo mkdir kingston | 23:05 |
under | under@nc10:/media$ sudo mount /dev/sdb/ /media/kingston/ | 23:05 |
under | works!! | 23:05 |
histo | under: yeah | 23:05 |
under | thank you | 23:05 |
ZykoticK9 | serverduck, to start conky each time you login - System / Preferences / Startup Applications - Add conky | 23:05 |
histo | under: It should be automounting though I don't understand why xubuntu isn't doing that. | 23:05 |
under | yes... | 23:05 |
serverduck | ZykoticK9, Thank you so much! :) | 23:06 |
under | bb | 23:06 |
serverduck | ZykoticK9, But what's the path to the program. Sorry I'm a new user. | 23:06 |
ZykoticK9 | serverduck, you actually don't need to put the path - but its /usr/bin/conky | 23:07 |
trism | serverduck: which conky; will tell you too (for any program) | 23:08 |
serverduck | Well at the path I put /usr/bin/conky | 23:09 |
ZykoticK9 | serverduck, not sure if you are using the default theme or not, but you might want to add that to the launcher "/usr/bin/conky -c /PATH/TO/THEME" | 23:09 |
serverduck | I'm using gnome but with a custome theme | 23:09 |
serverduck | From another path | 23:09 |
serverduck | ZykoticK9, Ohh ok, thanks. | 23:09 |
serverduck | ZykoticK9, I'll give it a spin and see if this works. | 23:10 |
VCoolio | serverduck: maybe just putting it in startup apps doesn't work; then write a little script; 1st line: #!/bin/bash 2nd line: sleep 20 && conky 20 being delay in seconds, to make sure your window manager is ready for conky | 23:10 |
micka | HI, is there someone here who know if this kind of error is dramatical : ata1.00 : status {drdy err } ?? | 23:11 |
VCoolio | serverduck: also conky has nothing to do with your gtk theme, the -c flag is for pointing to your config path | 23:11 |
Typos_King | micka what cpu speed is your machine? | 23:11 |
micka | i don't really know | 23:12 |
micka | but i can't boot anymore | 23:12 |
Typos_King | ...mmmm | 23:12 |
olife | I'm getting a 404 from mediatomb with update, "W: Failed to fetch http://apt.mediatomb.cc/dists/karmic/main/source/Sources.gz 404 Not Found | 23:12 |
Ynnah | Lol | 23:12 |
micka | ata1.00 : status {drdy err } ::: ata1.00: error: {UNC ] | 23:12 |
tim | hi, is there a way to mark all packages, that are dependencies of other packages as automatically installed? | 23:12 |
darkstar1 | evening folks.. Does anyone know if there's a channel for Anjuta? | 23:13 |
serverduck | VCoolio, Thanks ;) | 23:13 |
darkstar1 | I hear it is on of the best and functional IDE for Linux | 23:13 |
erUSUL | micka: http://ata.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Libata_error_messages | 23:13 |
micka | ata1.00 : status {drdy err } and ata1.00: error: {UNC} and end_request: I/O error, dev sda, sector xxxxxx | 23:13 |
Typos_King | micka: right.... usuallly means bad sectors or some issues inthe filesystem | 23:14 |
VCoolio | tim: I think if you do "apt-get install <dependancy>" it will say "already installed but setting to automatically", so try something like this | 23:14 |
VCoolio | !clone | tim | 23:14 |
ubottu | tim: To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « aptitude --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install » - See also !automate | 23:14 |
Typos_King | micka: just wondering how fast your cpu might be, in order to tell how old the HD is | 23:14 |
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Stargaze | !automate | 23:14 |
ubottu | Ways to automate installation of Ubuntu on multiple machines are described at https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/installation-guide/i386/automatic-install.html - See also !cloning | 23:14 |
erUSUL | micka: looks like bad sectors in the drive | 23:15 |
Typos_King | micka: you can try .... using a live-cd boot up, and run..... what's the partition ubuntu is in? sda1? | 23:15 |
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micka | Typos_King my hdd is just like 1 years old | 23:15 |
Stargaze | !cloning | 23:15 |
ubottu | To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « aptitude --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install » - See also !automate | 23:15 |
Typos_King | micka: you can try .... using a live-cd boot up, and run..... what's the partition ubuntu is in? sda1? | 23:15 |
micka | ubuntu 9.10 | 23:15 |
Typos_King | eh? | 23:15 |
Typos_King | partition sda9.10? | 23:15 |
micka | no my ubuntu ;) | 23:16 |
Typos_King | soooooo | 23:16 |
Typos_King | good, is not exactly what I inquired about :{ | 23:16 |
micka | sorry | 23:16 |
micka | what is in what ? | 23:16 |
Typos_King | what partition is ubuntu in? | 23:17 |
devdz | there is some channels when i post something it returns : cannot send to channel .. why so ? | 23:17 |
olife | whats the command to get a channel list for irssi? | 23:17 |
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erUSUL | olife: /list but i would not do that in freenode. use alis | 23:17 |
oLife | alis | 23:18 |
oLife | okay | 23:18 |
Typos_King | devdz: yes, is usually lameness on the part of the ops, they set the channel usually on +R mode, meaning, only registered nicks can send or join the channel | 23:18 |
erUSUL | oLife: /msg alis list *string* | 23:18 |
oLife | erUSUL: string? | 23:18 |
micka | Typos_King need some help, i just know that i'm using ext3 | 23:18 |
erUSUL | oLife: something to search for | 23:19 |
micka | but i'm sure that my ubuntu is broken | 23:19 |
Typos_King | devdz: +R is usually only registered nicks can join, I think the other is +m which is only registered can send, iirc... may not be +m but is a channel mode | 23:19 |
micka | so i just want to make my backup | 23:19 |
red | +m means only voiced people can talk | 23:19 |
red | and ops | 23:19 |
oLife | erUSUL: what should have happened? | 23:19 |
erUSUL | devdz: as already pointed out probably you need to register your nick | 23:20 |
Typos_King | davidz: yeah.... ok... .so is another mode then.. but is usually a criterion made by the ops in the channel | 23:20 |
link_36p | Hey I'm trying to add a shared printer using samba under ubuntu 9.10. I used to get this error in my logs "hp[2420]: io/hpmud/pp.c 627: unable to read device-id ret=-1", someone here told me to install the latest version of hplip, which I did, the error doesn | 23:20 |
micka | Typos_King => is there a way to install ubuntu with only the package ? | 23:20 |
erUSUL | oLife: a private msg from alis should have give you a list of channels machng string | 23:20 |
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link_36p | doesnt show up anymore, but my printer still won't show. | 23:20 |
Typos_King | micka: to install ubuntu with only what package? | 23:20 |
erUSUL | oLife: for example ubuntu channels. /msg alis list *ubuntu* | 23:20 |
micka | packages for a new version of ubuntu | 23:21 |
micka | by example the last one | 23:21 |
micka | 10.10 i think | 23:21 |
Typos_King | micka: the error usually means there's something off int he hd, either bad sectors or ... some issues with the filesystem, like crosslinked files... the likelyhood is, that is bad sectors | 23:21 |
serverduck | If I use firewall configuration for ufw and click deny and then close it, do I need to do something else to be protected from instrusions? | 23:21 |
Typos_King | micka: bad sectors aren't an OS-dependent issue, is a physical flaw in the hd | 23:22 |
domi007 | hello | 23:22 |
micka | yes i think too, but the fsck seems that it can't repair it (_( | 23:22 |
oLife | erUSUL: so I'm new to the whole irssi. Where does the msg come through? | 23:22 |
arturexe_ | heloo | 23:22 |
devdz | Typos_king erUSUL : got wat u mean guys thanks :) | 23:22 |
erUSUL | oLife: a new window. to switch windows in irssi do "alt + number" | 23:22 |
Typos_King | micka: and..... how do you know that? you don't even know the partition it's in :{ | 23:22 |
erUSUL | !register | devdz | 23:22 |
ubottu | devdz: Information about registering your nickname: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available in #freenode | 23:22 |
domi007 | i am trying to install awn on jaunty | 23:22 |
erUSUL | !awn | 23:23 |
ubottu | Avant Window Navigator is a dock-like navigation bar for the Linux desktop that positions itself at the bottom of the screen. Homepage http://wiki.awn-project.org/ - Awn-Manager can be found in Universe from Hardy (8.04) onwards. | 23:23 |
oLife | erUSUL: That is exactly what I needed. Thank you sir! | 23:23 |
Elrox | oLife, there are numbers along the bottom bar of the "screen" ? | 23:23 |
micka | Typho_king because i already try twice fsck / but i've the same problem | 23:23 |
Elrox | ok | 23:23 |
VCoolio | oLife: irssi is great, but you may want to check weechat too (which is in my humble opinion even greater) | 23:23 |
Typos_King | devdz: mind you that my view is that is quite lame, and most excuses to justify it are just flaky and biased | 23:23 |
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micka | Typos_King but my main problem is that i can't make my backup with my dde : unable to mount 1000GB filesystem => error mounting: mount existed with exit code 2 | 23:24 |
Typos_King | micka: boot using the live-cd, get to the console and run -> sudo fdisk -l; find out what the partition is, and then do -> sudo e2fsck /dev/DEVHERE | 23:25 |
nyuk | I can't connect to the net with ubuntu, currently on a different machine | 23:26 |
Typos_King | oLife: irssi? why not use xchat, or pidgin, or Gaim? | 23:26 |
freaklyweirdo | is it possible to upgrade ubuntu from 8.04 to 9.10 without uninstalling the oldest one? | 23:26 |
ubyserver | Hello everyone | 23:26 |
domi007 | allright so, i am trying to install awn but i got a python error, and it is not working...there is no solution for this python bug, but to update for karmic, wich i don't want to do...any idea? | 23:26 |
micka | i don't have a live cd now, but tommorow i will get one | 23:26 |
erUSUL | !upgrade | freaklyweirdo | 23:26 |
ubottu | freaklyweirdo: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading | 23:26 |
micka | (_( | 23:26 |
ubyserver | Anyone have a working ebox 1.5 with Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Desktop edition? | 23:26 |
micka | Typos_King = > i don't have a live cd now, but tommorow i will get one | 23:27 |
MatBoy | someone using a dynalink modem on ubuntu ? | 23:27 |
Nuf881 | Whenever I try to connect to an open (non-encrypted) wireless network I get "Authentication with ... timed out" in syslog. Ideas? | 23:27 |
Typos_King | micka then try when you get it :| | 23:27 |
micka | Typos_King : i just want to fix that without the livecd: unable to mount 1000GB filesystem => error mounting: mount existed with exit code 2 | 23:27 |
micka | is that possible ? | 23:27 |
ownlife | Typos_king: I don't need much from an IRC client and the terminal convenience wins the cake for me. | 23:28 |
Typos_King | micka: yes, with a live-cd hehe | 23:28 |
micka | ok i will wait an another day | 23:28 |
micka | thx ;) | 23:28 |
micka | have a good night or good day ^^^ | 23:28 |
Typos_King | ownlife hehe.. terminal conveniece? what might that be? hehe | 23:28 |
ubyserver | Anyone install webserver module under eBox 1.3.5 | 23:28 |
ownlife | Typos_king: also, I hate emoticons. | 23:28 |
Typos_King | yeah, well, that's a personal choice, we don't all make | 23:28 |
freaklyweirdo | thanks! | 23:29 |
devdz | actually im new with linux and many things are still not realy clear for me.. so which channels u can advice me i can be in to learn faster | 23:30 |
seanbrystone | this one | 23:30 |
Typos_King | devdz: usually a book :P | 23:30 |
ownlife | Typos_king: xchat is okay, just more than I need. I like that while you people are telling me how to fix the stuff that I've broken it's already open :D | 23:31 |
devdz | Typos_king : lol i know yes this too but any advice for a specific channel or mailing list ? ? | 23:31 |
seanbrystone | devdz, there are free Ubuntu e-books floating around too, i can find a link if you wish | 23:31 |
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superuser | Anyone has a clue as to why I can't use nVidia 173 driver (Karmic + Geforce FX 5200)? | 23:31 |
micka | Typos_King when i go to google to understand what is my problem it seems that my hdd is almost died .... it hasn't yet one years old !!!!!!!! | 23:31 |
micka | -_- | 23:31 |
GeekSquid | devdz: www.ubuntupocketguide.com is a good start | 23:32 |
seanbrystone | free ubuntu ebook http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html | 23:32 |
Cyber_Akuma | I hate trying to decide if I should use the 32 or 64bit version of an os >.< | 23:32 |
* seanbrystone high-fives GeekSquid | 23:32 | |
* GeekSquid is quick draw mcgraw | 23:32 | |
canyoucatchme | HI all, I am new here. I am just wondering, whenever I try to join the #ubuntu via freenode IRC, it keeps taking me to #ubuntu-proxy-users. Why? | 23:33 |
Typos_King | devdz: any channel..... for ... not sure what you need... a tutoring channel? I don't think is going to provide a hell lot any book will on the subject, we can here, cover other stuff, not sure this channel is for tutoriing on basics | 23:33 |
superuser | seanbrystone: It's simple: either you want speed: choose x64 or you want stability and packages: choose 32 bits | 23:34 |
seanbrystone | anyone have issue of windows or any other OS in VBox get really slow if you copied the .vdi to some other HDD/folder? | 23:34 |
seanbrystone | superuser, hah? | 23:34 |
KindOne | canyoucatchme: its because your most likly behind a proxy | 23:34 |
canyoucatchme | oh, I see, Thank you KindOne! | 23:34 |
Typos_King | canyoucatchme: it will dump you on the 'proxy' channel, for a few seconds only, wait and it'll flag you to retry | 23:35 |
MatBoy | I wonder if faxing is possible with the free driver of linuxant | 23:35 |
canyoucatchme | coolz everyone! | 23:35 |
superuser | seanbrystone: x64 is newer, hence it's a less tested architecture, hence more bug prone | 23:35 |
seanbrystone | um i never asked bout 64 bit | 23:36 |
seanbrystone | it was someone else | 23:36 |
roszak | Anyone out there with some graphics card expertise? I have been trying all day to get my dell monitor to hook up to the vga slot on my hp dv7 running karmic with the ATI proprietary drivers. The catalyst control center recognizes the monitor when I plug it in, but nothing I do makes it flash an image on the screen. Any ideas? | 23:36 |
mtx_init | amd64 is a simple extension of x86. The instruction sets make be newer, but the architecture fundamentals have been around for 20 years. | 23:37 |
j-a-k-e | I am a windows 7 user looking to dual boot ubuntu, can anyone tell me what sort of support there is for asus sonar dx sound cards? | 23:37 |
GeekSquid | roszak: are you running ccc as gksudo? might help | 23:37 |
superuser | seanbrystone: Hum, you're right. Guess my eyes betrayed me :p | 23:37 |
roszak | GeekSquid: i am running it as gksudo. | 23:37 |
Elrox | devdz, you might find a less busy channel that you can ask about more basic issues | 23:38 |
j-a-k-e | *correct model name is asus xonar dx | 23:38 |
superuser | roszak: Try using xrandr | 23:38 |
melodie_ | gd | 23:38 |
melodie_ | gn | 23:38 |
superuser | mtx_init: Sure, but there's less people testing these extensions | 23:38 |
Nitsuga | j-a-k-e, the support is poor, and it doesn't work right in 64 bit versions. | 23:39 |
devdz | Typos_king : thanks :) surely im starting with books just wanted to be in a mailing list of a good channel to learn from questions and problems of others :) | 23:39 |
canyoucatchme | Hi Elrox, I am just wondering what are some of the simpler channels you can suggest | 23:39 |
michael__ | As soon as I enable Extra desktop effects, the effects begin working, then when I choose to keep the settings the effects stop working. Why is this? | 23:39 |
j-a-k-e | Nitsuga: hmm there isn | 23:39 |
Nitsuga | j-a-k-e, maybe you can have some problems setting up a 5.1 sound system | 23:39 |
roszak | superuser: how do I do that. I ran xrandr earlier and it gave me output for my devices and nothing more. | 23:40 |
Typos_King | devdz: there are 'podcasts' or rss feeds you can sig up to, usually any RSS/feeds Agrregator you install, will come with a few ubuntu ones in it, but you can sign up for more, just google | 23:40 |
j-a-k-e | Nitsuga: I have a 2.1 channel sound system with a seperate sub, so need to be able to access flexibass/bassredirection options | 23:40 |
superuser | roszak: check the manpage, I don't remember very well | 23:41 |
Elrox | canyoucatchme, i didnt say "simpler", just less busy where the mems have more opportunity to get into greater detail | 23:41 |
superuser | roszak: Though, check if the output tells you about multiple screens | 23:41 |
Nitsuga | j-a-k-e, in 32 bits works perfectly, but (nobody knows why in google) some 64-bit systems fail to output sound | 23:41 |
roszak | superuser: it does give me something about two creens - i suppose internal and external. Does this output make more sense to you? http://pastebin.com/hD1uX1Ks | 23:42 |
Hellhound666 | seems this file recovery software just recovers avi files in sections huh | 23:42 |
Hellhound666 | foremost | 23:42 |
nkasahara | hey i'm trying to set up a samba share so windows and mac comptuers can send files to my buntu box | 23:43 |
nkasahara | i've got samba installed | 23:43 |
punkrockguy3 | Hello. I'm running Ubuntu 9.10. I'd like to output from my stereo INTO my PC and have my PC output the sound. I've had no luck so far, can someone point me in the right direction? | 23:43 |
nkasahara | and nautilus-share | 23:43 |
nkasahara | but i can't get it to access from another comp! help! | 23:43 |
superuser | roszak: From what I understand, your Dell monitor is CRT1 | 23:44 |
nkasahara | punkrockguy3, your ability to do that may at least in part depend on the sound card you have installed. do you know if your soundcard supports line-in audio devices (and not JUST microphones) | 23:44 |
roszak | superuser: i think that's right. | 23:44 |
superuser | roszak: Try using the monitor setup utility in the administration menu | 23:44 |
nkasahara | can someone help me get a samba share working? | 23:44 |
punkrockguy3 | nkasahara, yeah absolutely. SB audigy 2; drivers are loaded and working totally fine. I know something needs to be set up with pulseaudio but I have no idea | 23:44 |
superuser | nkasahara: Why not check Samba's website? THey have a pretty good wiki | 23:45 |
nkasahara | punkrockguy3, aight man that's about the extent of my knowledge. as far as i got into that was transferring voice recordings from my lecture recorder with Sound Recorder | 23:45 |
link_36p | I can't get samba to add a network shared printer thats on an XP box. I was getting the error "hp[2420]: io/hpmud/pp.c 627: unable to read device-id ret=-1", in my logs, but after installing hplip 3.10 it doesnt show up anymore, but still no printer. :( | 23:45 |
punkrockguy3 | nkasahara, alright thanks for your repsonse | 23:46 |
superuser | roszak: I don't know the name of the ubuntu-desktop program, but it would be the equivalent of kcontrol (kubuntu-desktop) I believe | 23:46 |
nkasahara | !samba | 23:46 |
ubottu | Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 23:46 |
raj | GUYS i HAVE finally completed my AUDIO FIX post on the forums. if any of you are having problems with the sound. follow the steps in this link: you can thank me later :) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8789064 3 STEPS are provided try them and see if any works for you:) | 23:46 |
Elrox | canyoucatchme, for instance, my channel has an ftp site for regular mems, with documents and ISOs and other guides, has a website that has tutorials and guides and mems are encouraged to document their progress there, and channel-bots ;-) | 23:47 |
j-a-k-e | Nitsuga: I have got a 64 bit system tho I wouldn't be loosing too much if I ran a 32 bit os. You don't happen to know if the linux community's definition of perfectly includes being able to use the FlexBass feature so that I can redirect the deeper bass from the front channels to my sub? | 23:48 |
Nuf881 | How can I get more verbose information when connecting to a wireless network than what syslog gives? | 23:48 |
oLife | I'm having trouble installing mediatomb from spm or the repo. Already added the .deb but I'm getting a 404 | 23:49 |
ubyserver | If I don't see ebox-webserver module in this list http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/web/ then it is unsupported? | 23:49 |
Cyber_Akuma | Is support for the Radeon x1200 ever going to come back or is it impossible? It ahsent worked since 9.04 | 23:49 |
canyoucatchme | Hi Elrox, Thank you very much for your help! What is the name of your Channel? | 23:49 |
Nitsuga | j-a-k-e, that kind of features are normally software-driven, and in linux is controled by alsa. You'll have to look for how to do that with alsa | 23:50 |
pmow | Does anyone have a user chroot jail set up? I'm having a permissions issue with the directories just user the top. | 23:50 |
pmow | *under the top | 23:51 |
raj | GUYS i HAVE finally completed my AUDIO FIX post on the forums. if any of you are having problems with the sound. follow the steps in this link: you can thank me later :) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8789064 3 STEPS are provided try them and see if any works for you:) | 23:51 |
sYskk | one of my usb device isnt recognized although it should ... says it doesnt need drivers on ubuntu.. how can I troubleshoot the problem ? | 23:52 |
darkstar1 | I need some help pls ppl. I just used extract_chmLib to extract some file via the terminal and I'm trying to find out where it extracted evrything to | 23:53 |
sYskk | I get the following error: "avrdude: error: could not find USB device "USBasp" with vid=0x16c0 pid=0x5dc" | 23:53 |
darkstar1 | despite the fact that I specified the output directory, there's nothing in the output directory | 23:53 |
darkstar1 | can anyone help? | 23:53 |
Quickard | k, using grub to load dual os's, windows vista and ubuntu. I would like to be able to highlight windows vista as default os to load, anyway to do that? | 23:54 |
BluesKaj-Laptop | raj, you're unessarily compililing apps like alsa that are located in the repos ...i don't thiny will tahn you for that | 23:54 |
BluesKaj-Laptop | raj , many won't thank you for that | 23:55 |
raj | bluesKaj-Laptop this is for the 1.0.22.1 its not in the repos. its the lastest from alsa.. ubuntu 9.10 only has 1.0.20 | 23:55 |
pmow | Quickard, doesn't grub conf have a default line? | 23:55 |
BluesKaj-Laptop | oh, right a new alsa , as if ppl need a new one | 23:56 |
raj | BluesKaj-Laptop: look at what drivers we are compiling... they are not in the repos.. they are tehg latest from alsa itself | 23:56 |
Quickard | new at this, I went to edit it and it looks like chinese to me. | 23:56 |
BluesKaj-Laptop | !latest | 23:56 |
ubottu | Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are: fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports. | 23:56 |
IdleOne | sYskk: according to http://www.avrfreaks.net/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&p=562041 you have to be root ( sudo ) to use it. I didn't read all the posts, you may want to take a look | 23:56 |
raj | BhlueKaj-Laptop you have no idea what ur talking about .. i helped at least 20 peopel with sound issues on ubuntu and mint soo.. please dont say anything.. new alsa supports MORE HDA cards | 23:57 |
Anacranom | raj, how much is alsa and how much is pulse? i' really like to know/?? | 23:57 |
pmow | Quickard, I'm new at it the first time too - there's documentation on it though. In this case it's a "default" line in menu.lst /boot/grub/menu.lst | 23:57 |
raj | Anacranom: the new alsa drivers actuially work better with pulse i have all my machines updated | 23:58 |
canyoucatchme | I am oof people. Thank you all. I am kind of new here, and reading all your postings has given me some idea of the community. See ya all!!! | 23:59 |
Anacranom | raj, thats what i was afraid of,,, alsa is good, but pulse ..... | 23:59 |
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raj | Anacranom: i know pulse sucks but it seems to work alot better with the latest alsa drivers | 23:59 |
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