[00:00] <raj> BluesKAj-Laptop: 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
[00:01] <BluesKaj-Laptop> raj, why run pulse at all , it's just another layer of processing-sound server .Only those with elaborate sound systems may benefit from pulseaudio
[00:01] <Nuf881> Where should I put a package file so apt-get will use it instead of downloading?
[00:02] <Quickard> dont have a menu.lst in /boot/grub
[00:02] <raj> BluesKaj-Laptop: without pulse video editing is almost impossible .. and audacity wont be easy to manager. pulse plays a BIG role in ubuntu
[00:02] <Jordan_U> !grub2 | Quickard
[00:02] <scribawf> How do I find version of Grub installed?
[00:02] <VCoolio> Nuf881: somewhere in /var/cache/apt but why not just 'dpkg -i /path/to/deb' ?
[00:03] <Jordan_U> scribawf, grub-install --version or "apt-cache policy grub grub-pc"
[00:03] <scribawf> Jordan_U:  Tnx much
[00:04] <mylisto2> So I just installed virtual box and I want to get xp in a virtual box on my system...Where can I actually add xp?
[00:04] <VCoolio> scribawf: in this case apt-cache policy isn't reliable; "dpkg -l | grep grub"
[00:04] <govatent> hey, can anyone give me a hand with citrix client? i am running 9.10 64. I got the client working and can run the apps on my school's site but i can't map my home folder in the citrix apps
[00:04] <Younder> is there a PAM module for iris scan \authentication?
[00:04] <BluesKaj-Laptop> raj ...ok so you're speaking about the media types who are using ubuntu , not the guy who just wants his soundcard to work properly without crappy or no sound at all
[00:04] <Jordan_U> VCoolio, Not reliable in what way?
[00:05] <red> anyone tested Adobe CS4 programs under a virtual machine in karmic?
[00:05] <VCoolio> Jordan_U: I use grub but I don't have grub or grub2 package installed, but grub-common and grub-pc
[00:05] <red> Do they work ok?
[00:05] <red> Mainly want photoshop without having to dualboot.
[00:05] <pmow> red, why wouldn't it work?
[00:05] <red> i dunno, i never tested VMs so thought id ask :)
[00:05] <Jordan_U> VCoolio, That's why I told him to run "apt-cache policy grub grub-pc"
[00:05] <red> under wine it didnt really work
[00:06] <red> using layers crashed it
[00:06] <pmow> red, it will work because it's a virtual machine and not wine
[00:06] <red> ye
[00:06] <raj> BluesKaj-Laptop: who doesnt edit or play music on tehir laptop?? who doesnt manager more than 1 source of audio.. flash + media player?
[00:06] <red> goodie
[00:06] <red> just thought id ask if someone had tested :)
[00:06] <m_fulder>  I try to create share to one folder in /var/ and get this error message: http://pastebin.com/YhMwaY5e
[00:06] <m_fulder>  why
[00:06] <goviel> mylisto2: run virtuabox, click new, name it, set the settings, then start the v machine, and then bootfrom the cd or w/e media u are going to install xp
[00:06] <pmow> I'm sure someone has on google
[00:06] <VCoolio> Jordan_U: anyway apt-cache policy answers "what version of this is available", "dpkg -l" answers "what do I have"; but you're right you covered it
[00:06] <scribawf> VCoolio;  used the "apt-cache policy" and came up with result - GRUB 1.97~beta4
[00:07] <NewWorld> raj:  ALSA can play audio from multiple applications
[00:07] <red> pmow: sorry for using irc for a quickie :)
[00:07] <Jordan_U> VCoolio, It also tells you what version is installed.
[00:07] <pmow> if that's what you call a quickie, I don't want to be your gf/bf
[00:07] <pmow> ;)
[00:07] <red> :D
[00:07] <Cerbero> hi, new ATI HD 5850, i'm in safe mode, how can i configure it?
[00:07] <red> bad perv, away!
[00:08] <raj> NewWorld: yes it can but it cant play well in audacity / openshot / and sometimes VLC will give u problems i did try taking it off and it was alot more painfull
[00:08] <pmow> I'm a pervert with permissions issues.  Sigh.
[00:08] <red> only read permissions?
[00:08] <red> :D
[00:08] <red> im guessing you would like to be su
[00:08] <pmow> my minions/users own folders that they cannot delete
[00:09] <mylisto2> goviel: should I use an iso of the xp I want to run?
[00:09] <pmow> they're restricted to their /home/user dir, but cannot delete /home/user/folder
[00:09] <pmow> and I have to use SFTP, and I can't let them see each other
[00:10] <BluesKaj-Laptop> raj, i don't know of many ppl who actually edit video let alone audio :)
[00:10] <pmow> otherwise I'd just run FTP or set the perms correctly in the first place.  But SFTP jail breaks it all =/
[00:10] <ujjain> How can I see history of software I installed via Software Center in Ubuntu?
[00:10] <red> pmow: i wondered about that earlier
[00:10] <pmow> =)
[00:11] <red> most linux machines i have rights to sftp to let me just go and browse everbodys hoem folders
[00:11] <raj> BluesKaj-Laptop: a computer is more than just webbrowsing chatting and office documents.. its multimedia TOO :S
[00:11] <red> and i find that kinda odd default
[00:11] <pmow> yes, indeedy.
[00:11] <pepper_haze> Does anyone here know how to install geforce 240 GT on a linux computer?
[00:11] <red> would be nice if sftp respected .htaccess or something similar
[00:11] <ZykoticK9> ujjain, /var/log/apt/history.log should show you
[00:11] <BluesKaj-Laptop> raj,, agreed , but even linux users don't do a lot of media editing
[00:11] <Hellhound666> I got a question why is it that my files don't show up when I display hidden files?
[00:12] <Hellhound666> but when I go to the command line in the same directory they are there
[00:12] <red> so i could set my own folders safe without being a root user on certain machines :l
[00:12] <Hellhound666> permissions or something?
[00:12] <ujjain> ZykoticK9: Appreciate it.
[00:12] <pmow> Hellhound666, are you using the same user in CLI?
[00:13] <pmow> red, yes it's quite frustrating, in addition to all my other ... frustrations
[00:13] <Hellhound666> wtf nm I see them
[00:13] <red> :D
[00:13] <Hellhound666> yes I am I dunno what I did
[00:13] <Hellhound666> pff weird
[00:13] <pmow> Hellhound666, I'm going to put up half a point for me, since I didn't do anything
[00:13] <aaron909> hi
[00:13] <Hellhound666> alright works for me
[00:14] <pepper_haze> Does anyone here know how to turn off x server in unbuntu
[00:14] <NateW> im trying to use a program called bibble (uses qt) and for some reason the text is corrupt and looks like random characters. using the application in other user accounts works fine and the corrupt language is in my account only.. what could be causing this?
[00:14] <goviel> mythicalbox: yes that would be a great choice, i had to make a new machine to make sure it would work
[00:14] <ubyserver> Does anyone recommend something other than virtualbox 3.0.8 for my ubuntu karmic?
[00:15] <ZykoticK9> pepper_haze, do you want to disable GDM from starting each time, or do you just want to turn X off for a moment?
[00:15] <pepper_haze> I want to turn off x server to install a video card
[00:16] <ZykoticK9> pepper_haze, "sudo service gdm stop" that will log you off what you are doing btw
[00:16] <JoeSomebody> anybody know about setting up remotes to control vlc, or do it a wireless kb/mouse
[00:16] <JoeSomebody> f
[00:16] <JoeSomebody> ?
[00:16] <pmow> pepper_haze, don't you have to turn off xserver when you turn off the machine?
[00:16] <JoeSomebody> where'd that f come from?
[00:16] <`mOOse`> I put it there
[00:16] <`mOOse`> sry
[00:17] <JoeSomebody> :)
[00:17] <pmow> JoeSomebody, maybe the wireless started working?
[00:17] <ubyserver> Does anyone recommend a software other than virtualbox?
[00:17] <JoeSomebody> i just received a used free kb/mouse
[00:17] <pmow> ubyserver, GParted works great.
[00:17] <JoeSomebody> never tried it yet
[00:17] <NateW> where would settings for qt be held?
[00:18] <JoeSomebody> probably a windows only thing driver-wise ?
[00:18] <goviel> ubyserver: vmserver is free from vmware
[00:18] <ZykoticK9> ubyserver, VBox 3.1.4 is available from Sun/Oracle
[00:18] <ubyserver> Thanx fellas
[00:19] <mylisto2> goviel: so I got virtualbox installed...and I setup the primary harddrive...
[00:19] <mylisto2> how do I get xp to the "harddrive" that virtualbox created?
[00:19] <mylisto2> 10,237 megs is 10 gigs right?
[00:19] <JoeSomebody> once i plug it in, would there be a way to detect it / list it, to find the right driver?
[00:20] <adalal> mylisto2: approx
[00:20] <ZykoticK9> mylisto2, install XP onto/into the VBox created VM
[00:20] <pmow> 9.997GB?
[00:20] <mylisto2> zykotick9: how exactly do I do that?
[00:20] <MilitantPotato> JoeSomebody: try dmesg in terminal after you plug it in
[00:20] <adalal> mylisto2: technically speaking 10240 MB = 10 GB
[00:21] <oLife> I mounted what I think is a upnp server under places, how can I look for it from another computer?
[00:21] <JoeSomebody> i found some stuff for setting up ati remote wonder, but i also have wireless kb/mouse
[00:21] <ZykoticK9> mylisto2, in the VM's setting select the Windows CD/ISO as the boot device, and boot - installs like normal
[00:21] <mylisto2> I open vbox...created a 10gig virtual ide hd...
[00:21] <goviel> mylisto2: if you start the machine , you can either select devices from the menu at the top and select images, or if its your 1st time running it will guide you into selecting the bootable source to install the OS
[00:21] <Quickard> sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst - there's nothing in the file.
[00:21] <JoeSomebody> ati remote wonder drivers and that are over my head
[00:21] <pmow> [begin base10 base2 debate]
[00:21] <JoeSomebody> MilitantPotato ok i will
[00:21] <ZykoticK9> !grub2 > Quickard
[00:21] <vegarn> I attempted a "do-release-upgrade" on a Jaunty system to upgrade to Karmic
[00:22] <vegarn> somewhere along the line, the ssh connection i used failed
[00:22] <ZykoticK9> Quickard, if you are using Karmic then menu.lst isn't there by default I believe, see the link for more details
[00:22] <vegarn> I managed to ssh back in again, is there someway I can resume where it left off?
[00:22] <mylisto2> does virtualbox automatically install to the "virtual harddrive" you have assigned to the machine?
[00:22] <MilitantPotato> vegarn: it should automatically
[00:22] <pmow> Have fun guys, I'm going to see if I can go at it alone
[00:23] <MilitantPotato> vegarn: all the packages should be stored still, at least
[00:23] <goviel> mylisto2: after your named, told it how much ram and disk space, you will click finish , then on virtual box there will be a list with the name of the machine you crated, select it and clik start at the top
[00:23] <vegarn> what do you mean automatically?
[00:24] <sabayonuser> does anyone know the terminal command to display info about your distro
[00:24] <sabayonuser> eg name version etc
[00:24] <MilitantPotato> vegarn: run the update command again and it will continue downloading packages
[00:24] <rww> sabayonuser: lsb_release -a
[00:24] <mylisto2> ok goviel: I was just worried about messing up something by installing xp - wasn't aware if vbox automatically installed it to the "assigned" "fake" hd
[00:24] <sabayonuser> rww: thanks
[00:25] <vegarn> Militant: it tells me there is no new release, attempting apt-get update tells me there's a lock
[00:25] <IdleOne> vegarn: you can only run one instance of apt at a time so close out synaptic
[00:25] <goviel> mylisto2: no problem, if you gave it a 20 gb HDD it will detect it and will not write anything out of that virtual drive
[00:26] <Losha> vegarn: the lock is probably leftover from when the ssh failed. Does it give the full path to the lock?
[00:26] <mylisto2> ok cool
[00:26] <MilitantPotato> vegarn: i'm not sure how you force apt to release it's lock, I've always rebooted
[00:26] <mylisto2> how big should the hd be for xp corp goviel:?
[00:26] <vegarn> Losha: yes, /var/lib/apt/lists/lock
[00:27] <Losha> vegarn: try sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/lock then...
[00:27] <m0ar> I want to get rid of the "loginscreen" and boot straight into a terminal login. When a user logs in, it logs into an X-session as usual, straight into gnome. How to?
[00:27] <vegarn> it seems the ssh session is still alive, and the bash process runs.. can't i somehow reenter into the old session?
[00:27] <goviel> mylisto2: 3.5+ gb for the OS then w/e else you are planning on installing. I have mine setup for 30 since I have buch of ther applications installed, up to you and your hard drive on your computer
[00:28] <mylisto2> ok cool
[00:28] <mylisto2> I picked 10gigs for now
[00:28] <pc_> karmic, cannot get python-visual to work. http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/6L99MAYQ
[00:28] <MilitantPotato> vegarn: do you mean resume downloading packages without starting over?
[00:29] <mylisto2> what are the limitations of running windows os's in virtual box?  Are somethings not working yet?
[00:29] <vegarn> no, I mean take over the zombie bash shell session
[00:29] <Losha> vegarn: no, you can't pick up old ssh sessions. And it would be a huge security hole if you could. Best to kill it so it doesn't interfere with your new session. BTW: upgrading over a network connection is not recommended, for exactly this reason. When you upgrade the networking code, your connection can die...
[00:29] <BichoGRILO> oi pessoal, boa noite
[00:30] <BichoGRILO> alguem pode me ajudar?
[00:30] <ZykoticK9> m0ar, http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/notes/gdm
[00:30] <Losha> !pt | BichoGRILO
[00:30] <BichoGRILO> tentei de tudo aqui, não encontrei referencia nenhuma
[00:30] <m0ar> ZykoticK9: WIll read, thanks
[00:31] <goviel> mylisto2: all depends on your cpu and ram, if you have a average computer it will not matter you can run anything in it and vbox will detect all of your hardware, usb devices (flash drives) need some tweeking
[00:31] <mylisto2> nice
[00:31] <mylisto2> seems like a better option that dual booting, is it?
[00:31] <m0ar> ZykoticK9: Nice!  Tho, how can i make sure i get into gnome when i log in?
[00:32] <chooch> hello. i have installed ubuntu 9.10 on to my hardware RAID0 array. it has it's own partition for root and 1 for swap. but i get no boot loader when i boot. it goes right into windows 7
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[00:32] <BHoward> mylisto2: i love VBox, I run Ubuntu as the host, Backtrack 4 for school, and Windows XP with no issues
[00:32] <mylisto2> backtrack?
[00:32] <ZykoticK9> m0ar, i though you wanted to NOT get into Gnome?  if you disable GDM you can start X by running "startx"
[00:33] <ActionParsnip> mylisto2: its another distro based on ubuntu which isnt supported here
[00:33] <BHoward> mylisto2: its a security distro
[00:33] <ojm> hi, I've got 2 machines. My desktop weatherthing says it's -10C and laptop says it's -5C... Which should I trust? :D
[00:33] <goviel> its is, I use remote software to help customers and only works in windows, so Instead of booting the computer, I open vbox and boot the virtual OS and run the software without having to ever boot into windows from linux
[00:33] <egi-cyber> 12
[00:33] <m0ar> ZykoticK9: When I boot i want to get to a console login. When I login as my user, I want to get into gnome. Get me? :)
[00:33] <Losha> mylisto2: for casual use it's very good. But there are some things you can't do from an emulator, i.e. access special hardware. It's also a tad slower. But there's nothing like it if you want to run multiple different distros
[00:33] <vegarn> I removed the lock file, and apt-get helpfully notifies that "sudo dpkg --configure -a" should be run... this resumed the update process
[00:33] <MilitantPotato> the one set to your location ojm
[00:34] <ojm> MilitantPotato, both are set to Rovaniemi
[00:34] <mylisto2> Losha: what kind of special hardware are you talking about?
[00:34] <ojm> That's why I bothered to join here, does it pick it's weather stations randomly or something?
[00:34] <ZykoticK9> m0ar, ya startx is what you want - if Gnome doesn't start by default you may need to create/edit a .xinitrc file in your home dir
[00:35] <Losha> mylisto2: well, anything that's a pci card, for example...
[00:35] <philipp__> hi
[00:35] <mylisto2> Losha: is it possible they will support that in the future?
[00:35] <m0ar> ZykoticK9: I create the file ".xinitrc" in ~, and remove GDM? Simple as that?
[00:35] <Oddbio> I'm having some trouble connecting to a samba share from the command line. I type   smbclient -L 192.168.1.102   and then I enter the password which appears to work because it displays info about the shares, but I don't get the smb:> prompt that I should be getting. I have set the smbpasswd.  Any ideas?
[00:35] <chooch> I am not getting GRUB at startup. It is booting straight into Windows 7. I have the root partition and the swap partition. But no boot menu at boot up
[00:36] <Losha> mylisto2: probably not. There's a lot of hardware out there. How to choose what to support?
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> Oddbio: try mounting the share using fstab, you can then access it like any folder
[00:36] <oLife> Would anyone be willing to help me setup a upnp? I can't find a decent guide anywhere.
[00:36] <navysaylur> need help on setting up the effect on 9.10? 3-d and jelly windows not sure the tech name for it
[00:36] <mylisto2> true
[00:36] <bitsmart> hi folks, does anyone know where/when the host drive is mounted under /host? I want to add the noatime option to that mount command
[00:36] <Losha> mylisto2: is there some hardware you have that you need to support?
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> chooch: if you hold shift at boot, do you get the menu as you expect?
[00:36] <ZykoticK9> m0ar, just stop GDM from starting and see if everything is already working the way you want -- IF not, then you might need to read/research about the .xinitrc file -- i think you'd just need "exec gnome-session" in the file, but it's been a long time since i used one - so be sure to verify on the net first
[00:36] <mylisto2> nah not really...
[00:37] <chooch> never tried that
[00:37] <ActionParsnip> bitsmart: maybe in /etc/fstab
[00:37] <m0ar> ZykoticK9: Thanks!
[00:37] <chooch> I'll try that. TY
[00:37] <Losha> mylisto2: don't worry about it then...
[00:37] <mylisto2> I mainly want to use xp for certain software (flash creation, basic video production (maybe), and some other things
[00:37] <bitsmart> ActionParsnip, nope, tried that. the root fs is mounted there (/) but not /host
[00:37] <MJBoa> hey dudes, can anyone clear up the output of ps for me?
[00:37] <mylisto2> so it should be find for me
[00:38] <bitsmart> navysaylur, I think you mean compiz
[00:38] <budah> sup
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> bitsmart: thats all i can imagine, i dont use wubi
[00:38] <ariasbeep> hello
[00:38] <navysaylur> ok, i'm new to this how do i do that
[00:39] <navysaylur> 3-D desktop that is
[00:39] <ariasbeep> I need some help I want to install icetea plugin to chromium
[00:39] <ariasbeep> any idea
[00:39] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: symlink the plugin file in the firefox plugin folder to the chromium one
[00:39] <ZykoticK9> ariasbeep, i don't think it's currently possible to use icedtea or sun's java with chromium/chrome
[00:40] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: i use 64 java from www.java.com in chromium, works a treat
[00:40] <ariasbeep> I got that idea ActionParsnip
[00:40] <ariasbeep> but how
[00:40] <ZykoticK9> ActionParsnip, really - wow, gotta look into that then!
[00:40] <michael__> After enabling advanced desktop effects, whenever I log out or reboot the setting reverts back to 'none'. I also lose my Compiz settings. Can anybody help?
[00:40] <MasterofPuppets> Hello guys. I've got a laptop here that my friend gave to me to fix. It had some minor HDD and mobo troubles but I've fixed them. However it won't boot to Windows. I've got it on live cd. Any way to fix the registry from here?
[00:40] <Trek> michael__ your system might not be able to handle desktop effects, check the graphics card's compatibility
[00:40] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip how I install
[00:41] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip I got java in firefox
[00:41] <jorge_> i need help cant get the screen resolution to go higher than 800x600 im using 50 inch tv as monitor
[00:41] <michael__> Trek, I have a capable graphics card.
[00:41] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip where is the folder of icetea
[00:41] <Trek> michael__ do you have the correct drivers installed?  what type of card?
[00:41] <ActionParsnip> ZykoticK9: grab the 64bit file (not rpm) and stick it in /opt, run it with sudo then simply symlink /opt/java/64/jre1.6.0_XX/lib/amd64/libnpjp2.so to /usr/lib/chromium-browser/plugins
[00:42] <ZykoticK9> ariasbeep, ^^^
[00:42] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: look in the firefox plugins folder, you will see a link, you can run file against it to find where it links to
[00:42] <michael__> Trek, I don't know. I have been playing around with drivers for hours trying to get Compiz to work. Now everything is a mess and I need help. It's an ATI Radeon 4670 HD.
[00:42] <ZykoticK9> ActionParsnip, thanks!
[00:42] <Trek> !ati | michael__
[00:42] <ActionParsnip> ZykoticK9: i hardly use the repos for plugins,they never work for me
[00:42] <michael__> Trek, already been there and done that.
[00:43] <Trek> michael__ you checked System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers?
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> ZykoticK9: if you use 64bit java and 64bit flash you dont need nspluginwrapper too
[00:44] <chooch> I am not getting a boot menu at start up. I have Windows 7 and it's little boot partition. I made my root partition and a swap partition. I see them all in Windows Disk Management. I tried holding shift at boot, but no boot menu. It boots straight into Windows. Help?
[00:44] <ZykoticK9> ActionParsnip, i do run 64bit OS, never bothered with 64bit browser plugins before this minute :)
[00:44] <michael__> Trek, I have indeed. I have also installed drivers from the ATI website. I don't know which the system is using, the default Ubuntu drivers or the ones I downloaded. System > Admin > Hard Drivers says that FGLRX is activated but not currently in use.
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> ZykoticK9: make sure you remove the sun java packages, you will need to keep some as openoffice.org relies on it
[00:44] <Trek> michael__ activate the drivers in System > Admin > Hardware Drivers then
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> ZykoticK9: 64bit flash is in alpha but it works well
[00:44] <michael__> Trek, there is only an option to remove. No activate.
[00:45] <Trek> michael__ then your system might be a little messed
[00:45] <Trek> michael__ not sure how to fix your system then
[00:45] <ZykoticK9> ActionParsnip, and what if i don't have any sun-java packages (as I am using the version that cannot be mentioned in this channel?)  should openjre be removed?
[00:45] <debrisplease> hey everyone. I'm having some difficulty with my wireless connections. I just installed karmic, and I can see the wireles connections through WiFi radar. It says I can connect, but I never get internet access...
[00:45] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip I cant find java folder
[00:46] <michael__> How can I find out what driver my system is using to drive my graphics card?
[00:46] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip it doesnt exist /opt/java
[00:46] <dr3mro> please does any  one know how to hide .srt files without adding . to their names ??????????????????
[00:46] <ActionParsnip> ZykoticK9: i think its needed by openoffce,  you should be ok
[00:47] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: thats if you are using the manual install, not sure where the package installs itself
[00:47] <morphix> upon bootup, once ive logged in via GDM and load gnome session, my ram usage is at 500-600mb
[00:47] <histo> anyone using empathy?
[00:47] <morphix> what would be the easiest way to pin point the process or processes causing the high usage?
[00:47] <histo> I've added my accounts upby the clock but now how do I see who's online?
[00:47] <BichoGRILO> hi there
[00:47] <BichoGRILO> anyone can help me?
[00:47] <Trek> !hi | BichoGRILO
[00:47] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: try: sudo find / -name "*.so" | grep java
[00:47] <Trek> !ask | BichoGRILO
[00:47] <histo> The icon is showing green but I don't have any options to see anyone.
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: should give an indication
[00:48] <BichoGRILO> i'm brazillian,
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> !br | BichoGRILO
[00:48] <BichoGRILO> when i will connect on my hotmail account on my firefox
[00:48] <IdleOne> BichoGRILO: ask a question :)
[00:48] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip ok I did run it
[00:48] <BichoGRILO> and my msn client
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: itll take a while
[00:48] <BichoGRILO> thats not connect
[00:49] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip ok I seeing
[00:49] <ZykoticK9> ActionParsnip, java working in Chromium -- AMAZING.  thanks again really appreciate it (was told in +1 a while ago that this was impossible, so you've main the impossible possible)
[00:49] <BichoGRILO> aMSN Error "Server connection error"
[00:49] <BichoGRILO> and on firefox
[00:49] <BichoGRILO> when i signin my hotmail account
[00:49] <bob75> can anyone tell me how to get ubuntu 8.10 to not ask for password when waking from suspend mode?
[00:49] <neezer> Is there a problem if I change my swappiness to 0? I have 4GB of RAM
[00:49] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip what is the file I need
[00:49] <BichoGRILO> does not connect
[00:49] <ActionParsnip> ZykoticK9: no worries duder, easy when you know how. To update java just delete the folder and link and reform
[00:49] <debrisplease> what's the best way to fix my wireless connections in 9.10?
[00:49] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip ?
[00:49] <BichoGRILO> time expires
[00:49] <BichoGRILO> but not connect
[00:50] <BichoGRILO> :S
[00:50] <BichoGRILO> :(
[00:50] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: no sure but there will be one in a firefox folder, that should be the one
[00:50] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip ok
[00:50] <IdleOne> BichoGRILO: try using Pidgin or Empathy clients for msn
[00:50] <BichoGRILO> i've tried
[00:50] <BichoGRILO> same error
[00:50] <researcher1> anybody has something to say about UBUNTU 10.04? I am installing it .Just wanna ur valuable comments. PLEASE
[00:50] <BichoGRILO> i try the google chrome
[00:50] <BichoGRILO> to connect my hotmail
[00:51] <BichoGRILO> nothing
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> debrisplease: run: sudo lshw -C network | grep product          then use that in websearches
[00:51] <michael__> I have to enable advanced desktop effect each time that I log in, why is this?
[00:51] <IdleOne> BichoGRILO: please don't use the ENTER key to much it adds scroll to the channel and is difficult to follow what you are saying
[00:52] <BichoGRILO> ok sorry
[00:52] <gonzolively> I just installed Ubuntu 9.10, and i'm not too used to this very windows like appearance and operating, could someone please let me know how to mount an external drive?
[00:52] <bob75> is there a way to make ubuntu 8.10 stop asking for password when waking from suspend?
[00:52] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libjavaplugin.so
[00:52] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip this?
[00:52] <ActionParsnip> BichoGRILO: try adding this ppa: https://launchpad.net/~amsn-daily/+archive/ppa
[00:52] <jefinc> I'm trying to scan a laptop over the network using ClamAV, is this possible or am I wasting my time?
[00:52] <ubyserver> Hey everyone.
[00:53] <RxDx> is there anyway to edit my grub entires? i mean.. i have some kernel-generics in my list that i want remove
[00:53] <michael__> join #compiz
[00:53] <ubyserver> Can someone please help me in installed ebox from a .isa which i downloaded.
[00:53] <ubyserver> I'm not too sure what to do after I mount and can see the files inside
[00:53] <debrisplease> ActionParsnip: I know what kind of card I have, but it still doesn't help. I've followed all of the tutorials I could find, but I still can't access the internet wirelessly. WiFi Radar recognizes some signals, connects, but no internet access. Network Manager doesn't work at all...
[00:53] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: ok run: file /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libjavaplugin.so
[00:53] <ActionParsnip> debrisplease: the card is moot, its the CHIP you need to know
[00:53] <ubyserver> I opened it with Archive Mounter
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> debrisplease: ok can you ping www.bbc.co.uk successfully
[00:54] <gonzolively>  could someone please let me know how to mount a USB external  drive?
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> debrisplease: can you ping 216.239.59.99
[00:55] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip symbolic /etc/alternatives/mozilla-javaplugin.so
[00:55] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: perfect ok try: cd /usr/lib/chromium-browser/plugins; sudo ln -s /etc/alternatives/mozilla-javaplugin.so
[00:55] <BichoGRILO> guys i will restart my notebook, see u later
[00:55] <debrisplease> ActionParsnip: I don't know how to ping, but I can get to both sites. (I am, however, running a wired connection right now)
[00:56] <devdz> can't I find the book ubuntu kung fu for free anywhere plz ?
[00:56] <IdleOne> ubyserver: why not use the ebox package in the repos?
[00:56] <Noeve> Hi. I want to stop knetworkmanager running on startup. It's not under Autostart or under Services. Any suggestions ? Thanks.
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> debrisplease: then connect via the wifi, disconnect wired.  the ping command is the same in windows as it is in any OS
[00:56] <ubyserver> IdleOne, it is not the latest version of ebox and it does not come with ebox-webserver module
[00:57] <ubyserver> IdleOne, and when I add the repository from their site, it is erroneous
[00:57] <Adman65|mbp> Hey, I've just intalled openssh-server. When I try to connect i get premission denied (public key). What can I do ?
[00:57] <firestrider> hey guys if I installed ubuntu 10.04 alpha 3 on my machine, could I update it to the final release without a complete reinstall?
[00:57] <michael__> ActionParsnip, any idea why I need to enable advanced desktop effects each time that I log in? Compiz also loses my configuration settings each time that I log out or reboot.
[00:57] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip I need icetea
[00:57] <IdleOne> ubyserver: I see, sorry I can't help more but I would suspect there is a howto on the site?
[00:57] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip it doesnt work
[00:57] <ubyserver> IdleOne, that was where I've been
[00:57] <ActionParsnip> michael__: install video drivers correctly is all I can suggest
[00:58] <genii> firestrider: Correct, yes. Further 10.04 questions should be asked in #ubuntu+1 please
[00:58] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip I need  icetea plugin
[00:58] <Wamphyri> i'm having issues trying to install ubuntu onto a compaq
[00:58] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: you will be doing stuff like that dude
[00:58] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip not java
[00:58] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: i know you need it, you said earlier
[00:58] <gonzolively>  could someone please let me know how to mount an external drive?
[00:58] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: several times in fact
[00:58] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip I run chromium
[00:58] <ActionParsnip> !mount | gonzolively
[00:58] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip bit I can see the page chessgames.com games
[00:59] <gonzolively> ubottu:thanks
[00:59] <bitfox> hi guys
[00:59] <Wamphyri> i keep getting a kernel panic, i'm already did a mem test, came back clean and swapped the ram out anyways to make sure
[00:59] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip I need to see the games
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: I know, i gave the command earlier to make the symlink in te chromium plugins folder which turned out to be wrog
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: why are you telling me this?
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: I already know
[00:59] <zeca> guys
[00:59] <IdleOne> zeca
[00:59] <Typos_King> Wamphyri:   how about an 'fsck' or an 'e2fsck'?
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=20087
[01:00] <zeca> when i will make a ping to "www.hotmail.com" not receive
[01:00] <Wamphyri> Typos_King gotta be able to get it installed/ command prompt
[01:00] <unop> zeca, www.hotmail.com does not reply to pings
[01:00] <Wamphyri> Typos_King this is just on a live boot, without even trying to install it
[01:00] <BichoGRILO> idleone: hi
[01:01] <Typos_King> Wamphyri:   that means... something is up with the cd then :{
[01:01] <debrisplease> ActionParsnip: I can't connect wirelessly to ping...
[01:01] <BichoGRILO> all my msn clients not connect :S
[01:01] <arcwire> I absolutely do not understand what is going on with my sound card...
[01:01] <Wamphyri> well i have tried bsd, opensuse, debian, ubuntu, ect..
[01:01] <debrisplease> ActionParsnip: WiFi Radar just looks for an IP address forever...
[01:02] <l000> good morning.why karmic firefox is sooooooooooooo slow and lagggggg?done update the box.still slow....firefox sometimes freezes and i need to wait for 3 minutes in order to browse....spec is intel dual core 1gbram 160gb hd
[01:02] <Wamphyri> your telling me all those are bad even tho i can use them on different machines?
[01:02] <Typos_King> Wamphyri   they all give the same error upon booting?
[01:02] <arcwire> alsaconf see the card
[01:02] <Wamphyri> Typos_King looks like it
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> debrisplease: with either command?
[01:02] <mylisto2> so I got p installed with vbox - now I want to install adobe flash on there (the creator, not the software to view videos)...
[01:02] <Typos_King> Wamphyri   then...  sounds like is your cd drive :{
[01:02] <mylisto2> How can I add stuff to the desktop?
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> debrisplease: no if you set a manual ip does it ping ok?
[01:02] <Wamphyri> Typos_King ok lemmi switch that out then
[01:03] <arcwire> Are the HDA intel sound cards just junk...or are they always difficult
[01:03] <budah> whats the terminal command to show wifi adapters?
[01:03] <ActionParsnip> arcwire: works fine here, depends on the chip
[01:03] <Typos_King> budah:     iwlist
[01:03] <ActionParsnip> budah: sudo lshw -C network
[01:03] <Typos_King> ehh... ark
[01:04] <budah> thx alot been a few years since i messed :p
[01:04] <GPenguin> hello
[01:04] <GPenguin> what do i need to configure so apache displays UTF-8 encoded TXT files?
[01:04] <BichoGRILO> :(
[01:04] <debrisplease> ActionParsnip: I don't really know how to set a manual IP, unfortunately.
[01:04] <ActionParsnip> debrisplease: can you see accesspoints in the output of; sudo iwlist scan    ?
[01:04] <Typos_King> budah:     usually an 'iwconfig' will  show the wireless ones
[01:04] <debrisplease> actionparsnip: yes
[01:04] <budah> yeh thats Typos_King , thats what im looking for :D
[01:05] <debrisplease> ActionParsnip: I see a bunch of them, including the one I want to connect to.
[01:05] <ubyserver> What do i type if i need to search for a file
[01:05] <ActionParsnip> debrisplease: thats good, if you look at the ip of other devices which have an ip. most home grade routers use 192.168.0.x with the gateway being 192.168.0.1 and netmask 255.255.255.0
[01:06] <flodine> has anyone had problem with freezing with ubuntu 9.10?
[01:06] <ubyserver> disregard.
[01:06] <debrisplease> ActionParsnip: what should I put in DNS?
[01:06] <ActionParsnip> debrisplease: 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4
[01:07] <mylisto2> anyone/?
[01:07] <debrisplease> ActionParsnip: and for the domain?
[01:07] <BichoGRILO> when i put dns adress, i can separate with comma?
[01:08] <ActionParsnip> debrisplease: nothing in there, should be fine. weird how you dont know your LAN network addressing
[01:08] <bitfox> I have a little defect in karmic... indeed it is already known...
[01:09] <GeekSquid> mylisto2: Not sure what you are trying to do ... Details please... other wise .. Adobe Creation is done through Adobe CS3 Or CS4 .. which is not supported here, nor is it supported in any linux package that I know of
[01:09] <mylisto2> geeksquid: I just installed virtualbox so I can run win xp...
[01:09] <budah> anyone using irssi?
[01:10] <mylisto2> I'm trying to figure out how I can access the c:\ drive of the virtual machine threw linux..or even creating a shared folder to the xp desktop
[01:10] <budah> whats the best irc client nowdays
[01:10] <budah> mylisto2
[01:10] <Typos_King> budah:    ahh, xchat of course :P
[01:10] <budah> that can be done i think with vmfusion..
[01:10] <BichoGRILO> guys i've tried ppa for amsn
[01:10] <mylisto2> budah: I like xchat
[01:10] <flodine> karmic is garbage it keeps locking up on me ubuntu has never acted like this.
[01:10] <GeekSquid> !best | budah
[01:10] <BichoGRILO> nothing happens
[01:10] <mylisto2> thats what I'm on now
[01:10] <budah> if i understood right :p
[01:10] <mylisto2> vmfusion?
[01:10] <debrisplease> ActionParsnip: I'm relatively new to this. Even when I manually input the IP address and everything, WiFi Radar still attempts to acquire IP address endlessly
[01:10] <Adman65|mbp> hmm
[01:10] <budah> i rember settup up shared, folders from one pc to another in vmfusion.. no prob
[01:11] <Typos_King> budah:    xchat, Gaim, pidgin, kvirc, there are bunches of them
[01:11] <budah> setting up*
[01:11] <ActionParsnip> !irc
[01:11] <bitfox> Sometimes, when i use evolution for mails and i receive a new mail a little rectangular windows appear to me with some gap from top bar
[01:11] <mylisto2> budah: I'm using virtualbox right now
[01:11] <bitfox> budah: I use irssi
[01:11] <ActionParsnip> debrisplease: not sure then dude, the wifi finding APs is good
[01:11] <bitfox> budah: I installed it yesterday
[01:12] <bitfox> budah: it's cool! :-)
[01:12] <debrisplease> ActionParsnip: All right. Thanks for your help any way!
[01:12] <pavlo> Is there a BitLocker-like software for Ubuntu I can use to encrypt the entire drive use TPM at installation time?
[01:13] <pavlo> ^using TPM
[01:13] <BichoGRILO> :(
[01:14] <l000> hello how to update all java,shockwave,adobe reader,flash and etc? - karmic
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> l000: depends how you installed the,
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> *them
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> BichoGRILO: did the ppa help?
[01:15] <bitfox> l000: if you install them through packet manager .... apt-get update ???
[01:16] <l000> how to update firefox?
[01:16] <bitfox> pavlo: I find a link: http://www.linuxcookbook.com/2008/01/encryption-with.html - I hope it will help you :-)
[01:16] <ActionParsnip> l000: same, if you want a later version number then you can add the mozilla ppa
[01:17] <l000> how to add mozilla ppa?
[01:17] <l000> my firefox karmmic so laggggg
[01:17] <Typos_King> ....
[01:17] <Typos_King> 1000 how much ram again?
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> l000: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[01:17] <bitfox> l000: how many extensions do you have?
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> l000: it does that
[01:18] <l000> bitfox : i have addons on firefox - downthemall
[01:18] <Typos_King> upgrade?   hehe
[01:18] <bitfox> l000: I suggest you to check you extensions weight
[01:20] <ActionParsnip> l000: that ppa also has firefox 3.6 and 3.7 too, personally i think they are all junk but if you like it go for it
[01:20] <ader10`> What do I do to get a screen resolution higher than 640x480
[01:20] <ZykoticK9> l000, amazingly running FireFox under wine is actually faster then the linux native version -- just saying
[01:21] <shaunlewis> ader10`: Where? In Gnome?
[01:21] <ader10`> yes
[01:21] <ader10`> in xorg.conf
[01:21] <Quickard> in my version of grub I do not have a menu.1st what do I need to edit to get windows to load before linux. any help please... I have searched all of the online help already
[01:21] <ZykoticK9> !grub2 > Quickard
[01:22] <bitfox> ader10`: if you have got nvidia card and nvidia utility installed you can set the options through nvidia-setting pannel
[01:22] <Quickard> I have already looked at that
[01:22] <ader10`> bitfox: No, I can't. The max that nvidia-settings shows is 640x480
[01:22] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip I made a ln to icetea plugin and nothing
[01:22] <ActionParsnip> ader10`: setup video drivers right, what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[01:22] <Hebram> ZykoticK9:  For real?  Firefox in WINE is faster?  That seems sad.
[01:23] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip it doesnt work on my chromium browser
[01:23] <Typos_King> Quickcard:     the file that has the 'labels' for grub, that used to be in menu.lst   are in /boot/grub/grub.cfg    which is changed each time update-grub is run, whenever that happens to be, that is where I do my changes, the global template is in /etc/defaults/grub
[01:23] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: then delete the link and try a different file, according to the link i gave it doesnt work yet
[01:23] <TheLeader> any idea when firefox-3.6 will be out for ubuntu (as a package)? it's been like a month maybe, ff-3.7 is coming soon yet no signs of ff-3.6 in the repo
[01:23] <Lord-Sid> hola necesito ayuda
[01:23] <ader10`> ActionParsnip: VGA compatible controller: nVidia NV34 [GeForce FX 5200]
[01:23] <ZykoticK9> Hebram, agreed - i actually tested to see with my own eye and it was true (that was before i switch to Chrome/Chromium, and have never been happier with a linux browser before)
[01:23] <ActionParsnip> Hebram: correct, weird huh
[01:23] <ActionParsnip> ader10`: great, run: gksudo jockey-gtk
[01:24] <Typos_King> Quickcard:     I should point out, I make my changes to grub.cfg and back it up, so whenever it gets overwritten, it doesn't btw, since I'm the one who runs update-grub, I can always refer to my changed version or put it back
[01:24] <Hebram> ZykoticK9:  I use Chromium myself.  It is a wonderful thing.  I can't remember the last time I launched Firefox.
[01:24] <ActionParsnip> chromium ftw :)
[01:24] <Quickard> Typos_King: so grub.cfg is the same thing as menu.1st?
[01:24] <ZykoticK9> Hebram, lol, when ever i open Firefox now i always try to search in the address field...
[01:24] <JimmyJ> I like chromium more and more.
[01:24] <Typos_King> chromium?   is that the same thing as google chrome?
[01:24] <JimmyJ> Google Chrome is based on it.
[01:24] <Typos_King> Quickcard, yes
[01:25] <ZykoticK9> Typos_King, Chromium is the OpenSource version that Google's closed source Chrome is based off of
[01:25] <Typos_King> Jimmy    does it have a lighter overhead than   say... konqueror?
[01:25] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip Im investigating
[01:25] <bitfox> maybe that nvidia-settings panel doesn't recognize you monitor...
[01:25] <Hebram> ZykoticK9:  I am guilty of that too.  Then I get these opendns search options and ads. LOL
[01:25] <Quickard> ok, so I can sudo grub.cfg and change the order in which eash os is listed in the boot menu so windows is default
[01:25] <ariasbeep> ActionParsnip the file libmozjs.so doenst exist
[01:25] <ader10`> ActionParsnip: Alright, what do I do once the window pops up? I'm already using the recommended driver
[01:25] <Typos_King> Quickcard, yes
[01:25] <Quickard> thank you very much
[01:26] <Typos_King> Quickcard:    well, I use Geany editor... so -> sudo geany /boot/grub/grub.cfg;
[01:26] <robb> ader10`: you are using the nvidia binary drivers?
[01:26] <ActionParsnip> ariasbeep: then find the package containing ir
[01:26] <Typos_King> Jimmy    does it have a lighter overhead than   say... konqueror?
[01:26] <ActionParsnip> ader10`: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-173
[01:26] <ader10`> robb: Assuming those are the proprietary drivers, yes. I'm using NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver (version 173) [Recommended]
[01:27] <ader10`> Eh, how do I make a running process go to the background again
[01:27] <ader10`> I forgot
[01:27] <ActionParsnip> ader10`: if your monitor is oldish it may not be reporting refresh rates which the driver needs and you will need to run: sudo nvidia xconfig   and then reboot
[01:27] <robb> ader10`: and the nvidia settings applet doesn't work?
[01:27] <genii> ader10`: ctrl-D ?
[01:27] <ader10`> genii: that's it
[01:28] <ActionParsnip> ader10`: ok run nvidia-xconfig  if you have the 173 driver installed and reboot
[01:28] <genii> ader10`: fg later to foreground it again
[01:28] <ader10`> logging out and in again doesn't restart xorg?
[01:28] <trism> ctrl+d is eof, you want ctrl+z
[01:28] <ActionParsnip> ader10`: you can then use: gksudo nvidia-settings to configure the display (click save to x config file after setting up)
[01:28] <ActionParsnip> ader10`: you can use alt+k+printscreen
[01:29] <ader10`> Aw, he left
[01:29] <Hebram> Typos_King:  Yes.  Chromium is the same.  Chrome is Google's build.  Chromium is the open source bleeding edge version of Chrome.
[01:29] <bitfox> I must go now... bye bye
[01:29] <bitfox> :-)
[01:29] <Typos_King> Hebram:  does it have a lighter overhead than   say... konqueror?
[01:30] <Arsin> Hey, I broke my GDM in 9.10 I tried to change my login screen how would I fix that? It goes to "Low graphics mode" then sends me to tty1
[01:30] <Typos_King> I mean, I use opera10, and is certainly as good or better t han chrome, on overhead is not so bad
[01:30] <Typos_King> certainly much better than FF on overhead  hehe
[01:31] <budah> can u ssh into a vmware virtual machine? from the pc hosting it?
[01:31] <ader10`> Okay, restarting X didn't fix it
[01:31] <Typos_King> I've seen testings on chrome and opera, they seem about the same overhead wise
[01:31] <Arsin> ader10`:  Me?
[01:31] <yemino_> I have serius problem using skype (video+audio). Can anyone help me?
[01:31] <ader10`> Arsin: What?
[01:31] <Hebram> Typos_King:  I couldn't tell you.  I don't use Konquerer or KDE.  It isn't alot of overhead, though.  It is lightening fast to launch and browse, though.
[01:32] <Arsin> ader10`: lol nvm I have a problem that relates to the XServer sorta
[01:32] <ader10`> Why can't I get into any virtual terminals
[01:32] <Typos_King> Hebram:    better than chrome?   same thing?
[01:32] <ader10`> This is frustrating
[01:32] <Hebram> Yes.
[01:32] <ader10`> ctrl+alt+f2 = blank screen, no login
[01:33] <Typos_King> ader10:    I thought it was alt-f2-6
[01:33] <darkstar1> How can I increase the size of my home directory?
[01:33] <Typos_King> f2 through f6 that is
[01:33] <ader10`> whaaat, it's not ctrl+alt anymore?
[01:33] <Typos_King> increase the size of ~?
[01:33] <Hebram> Typos_King: Go try it out.  They have a .deb package built.  http://www.google.com/chrome
[01:33] <ader10`> all this stuff changed while I was gone :(
[01:33] <Typos_King> ...
[01:33] <Typos_King> heh
[01:33] <Typos_King> Hebram:   I've seen testings on chrome and opera, they seem about the same overhead wise
[01:34] <Typos_King> Hebram:  I mean, I use opera10, and is certainly as good or better t han chrome, on overhead is not so bad
[01:34] <darkstar1> Typos_King: YEs.. It seems somehow it was only 629Mb allocated to it
[01:34] <darkstar1> btw Opera is the best functional browser out there
[01:34] <Hebram> Typos_King:  Of course Chrome supports extensions now, so you can weigh it down to your liking.. lol
[01:34] <yemino_> can anyone help my. I have problems trying using skype. The sound it's to bad
[01:35] <xangua> !ot | Typos_King
[01:35] <seanbrystone> yemino_, are you using Google Translator?
[01:35] <darkstar1> Sorry I should Re-ask my Question. I keep getting a message that my / is low on space
[01:35] <Typos_King> darkstar1:    meh.... in Opera10 right now with 6tabs open, is only 150mbs overhead :s
[01:35] <yemino_> seanbrystone: nop
[01:36] <benn1bob> I just loaded a 9.10 machine and gdmXnest appears to be missing.  How can I get it?
[01:36] <shaunlewis> yemino_:  A lot of skype sound quality issues are related to your internet connection. Are there any clues is related to your ubuntu configuration?
[01:36] <yemino_> seanbrystone: my English is so bad?
[01:36] <darkstar1> I'm born again into Linux so I don't know how to check program overheads yet :)
[01:36] <Typos_King> hehe
[01:36] <Typos_King> -> top <-
[01:37]  * Typos_King dashes
[01:37] <yemino_> shaunlewis: my internet connection it's right. On my another partition I don't have problems
[01:37] <ader10`> This is a load of crap, I'm just switching to my integrated graphics
[01:37] <darkstar1> ahh yes.. There must be a graphical front end to top :)
[01:38] <robb> system monitor? :)
[01:38] <shaunlewis> yemino_: So what exactly is the problem? Any sound at all? Cutting out? Happing in any other programs?
[01:38] <|604|> can someone help me here? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8907397#post8907397
[01:38] <m0ar> Easy way to get a alsa-applet with mixer? :)
[01:38] <darkstar1> Oh.. lol... My brain's on holiday at the moment :)
[01:38] <yemino_> shaunlewis: when i install my ubuntu, I was can't listen anything, so I was install sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-alsa-karmic-generic
[01:39] <darkstar1> My hair must be turning blonde as we speak
[01:39] <seanbrystone> lol "on holiday" I love it
[01:39] <Hebram> Typos_King:  I just opened up 10 tabs and tallied up the memory usage.  Around 98mb
[01:39] <|604|> can someone help me here? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8907397#post8907397
[01:39] <yemino_> shaunlewis: I listen broken, and my friend listen to my broken. That's all
[01:41] <darkstar1> Can I just ask what the issue is with program footprint?? With systems coming with bags of memory these days, anything running under 500Mb is like... Meh..
[01:41] <shaunlewis> yemino_: So you don't have any working sound, but you have a second ubuntu install on an another partition that works fine?
[01:42] <darkstar1> besides for what opera does and how it does it.... I'm happy to part with the memory it needs to get it's job done :)
[01:42] <yemino_> shaunlewis: summarizing, I can not understand what they tell me my contacts and the can't understandme
[01:42] <|604|> can someone help me here? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8907397#post8907397
[01:42] <Hebram> darkstar1:  Yep.  I am mainly interested in speed.
[01:42] <yemino_> shaunlewis: I can listen with mplayer and totem
[01:43] <Hebram> darkstar1:  I might have to give Opera a spin soon.
[01:43] <darkstar1> Hebram: Well you should. It has lots of little functional things that set it apart from the rest
[01:44] <darkstar1> and you know what they say... It's the little things that count :D
[01:44] <ader10`> How do I kill the x session again
[01:44] <ujjain> Hello! Have people here been able to install a grub-theme? Are is it a bad thing to do?
[01:44] <shaunlewis> yemino_: In that case, its not likely to be a probelm with your sound configuration. Can you hear anything at all, or is it just really bad quality?
[01:45] <|604|> can someone help me here? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8907397#post8907397
[01:45] <shane2peru> ok, got a small problem, a web site that I NEED to access is IE compatible only, when accessed with FF it is very messed up, is there a way to make the web site think that I'm using IE?  It is actually a Microsoft problem, not working correctly with FF
[01:45] <yemino_> shaunlewis:  I hace a win7 partition where I can use skype (and other pc with ubuntu). But with this laptop (hp pavilion) I have the problem
[01:46] <genii> ader10`: ctrl-alt-f1 ... login... then either: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop          or: sudo stop gdm     depending what *buntu version. To restart change "stop" to "start" in either command
[01:46] <ader10`> ugh, I can't switch to a virtual terminal
[01:46] <yemino_> shaunlewis: it's extrange. Some time I can listen, and sometime no. Now I cant use totem or maplayer.
[01:48] <shaunlewis> yemino_: Does it say anything when you start totem, or do you just have no sound?
[01:48] <darkstar1> I installed a program onto the system but I need to put an icon for it into the Accessories menu.. How can I accomplish this?
[01:48] <quietone> shane2peru: there is a firefox plugin for that. don't know it's name
[01:48] <shane2peru> ok, how about this, can anyone reccomend a non-mozilla web browser for me to try?  preferably in the repos?
[01:48] <shane2peru> quietone, yeah, I was thinking there was, but I too cannot remember the name
[01:48] <ZykoticK9> darkstar1, System / Preferences / Main Menu
[01:49] <yemino_> shaunlewis: mplayer and totem don't run. mplayer says "MPlayer interrupted by signal 2 in module: play_audio"
[01:49] <Ganang> hi , could someone tell me if ubuntu 9.04 uses gtk 2.0 themes as default?
[01:49] <darkstar1> shane2peru: try opera, or give me the link and I'll open it in my browsers and see
[01:49] <darkstar1> ZykoticK9: Thanks, I'll try that now
[01:50] <shane2peru> darkstar1, it is for an account of mine, so it requires password etc, the opening page works fine, it is after logging in
[01:50] <yemino_> shaunlewis: It's posible return to original configuration or something?
[01:50] <yemino_> shaunlewis: or reinstall something?
[01:50] <shane2peru> darkstar1, I don't think opera is in the regular repos is it?
[01:50] <quietone> shane2peru: a search in the addons for "IE" brought up 2 choices.
[01:51] <darkstar1> came as standard with my upgrade
[01:51] <parolang> Alright, I'm confused by the keyboard layout options.  I want alt to work as meta in emacs, and I want win-tab to switch windows in gnome.  Which option should I choose?
[01:51] <darkstar1> shane2peru: check if it's in your system with whereis
[01:51] <shane2peru> quietone, ok, checking that now, I guess that should have been my first stop. :)
[01:52] <shane2peru> darkstar1, oh, I think I added a repo for that a while ago, let me give that a try, thanks.
[01:52] <shane2peru> darkstar1, I know it isn't installed, but I should be able to, because I never removed the repo
[01:52] <shaunlewis> yemino_: you can kind of revert to default settings by doing an apt-get purge of ny troublesome software and reinstalling, but im not sure what you would want to reinstall
[01:53] <darkstar1> shane2peru: No problemo amigo, as a newbie to another (I'm guessing you are anyways) happy to share the info :)
[01:53] <Buggaboo> hi guys
[01:53] <shane2peru> darkstar1, I'm a seasoned vet, but will take the help from anyone, so long as it is sound. :)
[01:53] <darkstar1> shane2peru: Do a search in the synaptocs package manager it may already be installed
[01:53] <ader10`> aaaaaaaag
[01:53] <ader10`> this is terrible
[01:54] <darkstar1> shane2peru:  aah crep!! sorry for the insult
[01:54] <ader10`> I run dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[01:54] <|604|> can someone help me here? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8907397#post8907397
[01:54] <ader10`> and then /etc/init.d/gdm start
[01:54] <ader10`> and my screen goes crazy
[01:54] <Ganang> hi , could someone tell me if ubuntu 9.04 uses gtk 2.0 themes as default? and is metacity the default windows decorator?
[01:54] <shane2peru> darkstar1, no prob, I guess I removed the repo, I will figure it out, I had that installed before to check it out
[01:54] <Buggaboo> I have a problem with "extension_dir" and "extension = mysqli.so" in php; according to a phpinfo() test it's not loading.
[01:55] <ader10`> What do I do to get my screen back to the way it was :(
[01:55] <ader10`> Why doesn't ctrl-alt-backspace work anymo0re
[01:56] <yemino_> shaunlewis: do you have any idea ti fix my audio problem?
[01:56] <adalal> ader10`: you need to enable it
[01:56] <ader10`> How/
[01:56] <ZykoticK9> !dontzip > ader10`
[01:56] <Viper1432> yes and yes Ganang .
[01:56] <ZykoticK9> !dontzap > ader10`
[01:56] <arand> ader10`: or use alt+sysreq+k instead.
[01:56] <adalal> ader10`: or rather, reenable
[01:56] <hikenboot> strace of a custom kernel source package produces output with this error open("/usr/share/locale-langpack/en/LC_MESSAGES/dpkg.mo", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
[01:57] <darkstar1> |604|: try the option in Grub that's similar to Windows boot managers "Last know good configuration" or something similar
[01:57] <ader10`> alt+sysreq+k doens't work
[01:57] <ader10`> doesn't
[01:57] <adalal> ader10`: look under System > Preference > Keyboard shortcut
[01:57] <|604|> hrmm, i don't have that
[01:57] <hikenboot> I have tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure --force locales
[01:57] <ader10`> adalal: If I could get the xserver to actually work I wouldn't need to do that :P
[01:57] <|604|> i have 8 options, generic, generic recov, old generic, old generic recov, rt, rt recov, memtest and memtest recov
[01:57] <ader10`> and hell, I can't get into any virtual terminals again
[01:58] <jimi_> Anyone know if mixxxx 1.7.2 will be out any time soon for ubuntu?
[01:58] <ZykoticK9> jimi_, as an FYI, that is the version that is in Lucid
[01:59] <jimi_> ZykoticK9, What is Lucid? I am new to Ubuntu (came from 10 years of RHEL/Fedora)
[01:59] <ZykoticK9> jimi_, it's the next version of Ubuntu - coming out in 58 days
[01:59] <shane2peru> darkstar1, I guess I downloaded the deb before, I apparently don't have a repo for it, are you running Lucid?
[02:00] <darkstar1> |604|: generic recovery, I guess would reset the shell back to defualts, that's what I did when I baotched my GPU driver installation
[02:00] <|604|> i did it, it didn't
[02:00] <hikenboot> hopefully ubuntu will fix the sound problems by the time lucid comes out!
[02:00] <|604|> i am doing fsck, its finding lots of bad inodes what ever those are
[02:00] <|604|> i am jsut pressing yes to fix all
[02:00] <|604|> not its scanning sda6 "pass 1"
[02:00] <|604|> now*
[02:00] <ader10`> setxkbmap -option terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp - Cannot open display "default display"
[02:01] <darkstar1> shane2peru: I'm  on Kharmic, I
[02:01] <darkstar1> shane2peru: I think anyways
[02:01] <PeterFA> What's the package for WebCollage
[02:01] <shane2peru> odd, doesn't show up in mine, oh well, I installed the deb
[02:02] <darkstar1> |604|: bad inodes = screwed filesystem
[02:02] <|604|> hardware or software screwd?
[02:02] <darkstar1> Software
[02:02] <|604|> thats good
[02:02] <ZykoticK9> PeterFA, if you are talking about a screen saver, kscreensaver-xsavers-webcollage
[02:02] <|604|> i can just reinstall ubuntu?
[02:02] <darkstar1> yup..
[02:03] <|604|> but, why did it break the inodeS?..all i did was use rt kernal
[02:03] <ader10`> I'm switching to debian
[02:03] <shane2peru> darkstar1, well, it was worth a shot, but no go, stupid Microsoft
[02:03] <|604|> could shutting the laptop pwoer off with the power button break inodes?
[02:03] <|604|> like hard power off
[02:03] <ader10`> conclusion of the day: Linux still isn't ready for the average home user
[02:03] <|604|> ader10` its ready enough
[02:03] <yemino> can any help me with skype sound?
[02:03] <coz_> PeterFA,  yes you may want to install xscreensaver-data-extra
[02:03] <ader10`> |604|: Not at all, I can't even get xorg to work
[02:03] <fliptop> |604|:  yes.
[02:04] <|604|> if it gets too dumbed down, it will lose its integrity
[02:04] <darkstar1> shane2peru: hehe Surely you have a synaptics package manager for Lucid?
[02:04] <asparatu> i had kernel panic on 8.04 LTS Server... is there way i could fix it?
[02:04] <shane2peru> darkstar1, no, I'm still on Karmic, I thought perhaps you were on Lucid, because you could install it.
[02:05] <jochar> hi
[02:05] <jochar> anyone here who had bluetoth problems?
[02:05] <darkstar1> shane2peru: Well gimme a sec
[02:05] <jochar> my dongle seems not powering on :(
[02:05] <darkstar1> shane2peru: I'll find you an install solution
[02:06] <shane2peru> darkstar1, no, I got it installed, but it didn't help the situation, Opera rendered the web site the same way
[02:06] <|604|> hey the fsck is almost done, maybe i won't have to rerinstall anything
[02:06] <yemino> I can listen and my contacs can listen me. But the sound its interrupt and we can't understand. Can anyone help me?
[02:06] <darkstar1> aahhh...
[02:06] <coz_> yemino,   as far as I know pulseaudio is still having issues on karmic
 if it gets too dumbed down, it will lose its integrity <-- If that's in response to me, it's already lost its integrity
[02:07] <coz_> yemino,  sometimes I notice it drop out quite frequently
[02:07] <shane2peru> darkstar1, that is ok, I will continue to try other browsers, installing Epiphany atm to see if that one works.
[02:07] <coz_> !pulseaudio
[02:07] <|604|> ader10` nah not really, someone cabn't jsut go from widnows to linux without being forced to learn something
[02:07] <darkstar1> |604|: Well I hope for your sake it works but generally you should never.... EVER power disrupt a Hard drive during major work, it could have really dmaging consequences
[02:07] <ader10`> |604|: I've used linux for many years
[02:07] <histo> If my cpu has the svm flag that means it supports virtualization?
[02:08] <hikenboot> if i have a source tree in a director for example /usr/source/default-kernel-2.6.8 and have patched it can I simply rename it to /usr/src/default-kernel-source-2.6.8 and have it work or does somthing have to else have to be done to it?
[02:08] <yemino> coz_: you have any idea to fix my problem?
[02:08] <ader10`> |604|: and I expect ubuntu to be idiot-friendly (not sure what an unoffensive term for that is)
[02:08] <yemino> I use skype a lot :(
[02:08] <seanbrystone> bah skype, typing ftw!
[02:08] <coz_> yemino,  non idont ...not off hand...however you could try the #alsa channel...let me see if there is a pulseaudio channel hold on
[02:09] <coz_> yemino,  there is one  #pulseaudio
[02:09] <yemino> coz_: thanks
[02:09] <histo> and since this is the first box i've had with virtualization support on the cpu. How does that effect my virtualbox experience?
[02:09] <darkstar1> ader10`: I'm getting some ubuntu venom from you at the moment :) What seems to be the problem? I'm a recent *nix born again so maybe I can lend a hand
[02:10] <stooj> Maybe someone in here can tell me. Updates are available via update-manager but not via apt-get update. Now, I think updates are held back because they might cause "issues", does update-manager do special extra stuff to prevent issues or something?
[02:10] <darkstar1> shane2peru: I know there is a way to trick IE only websites to thinking your browser is IE and I think in Opera or FF some option is built in to this effect
[02:11] <ZykoticK9> histo, assuming you have AMD, then yes - svm = virtualization in CPU.  In order to enable it in VBox, open the properties of your VM -- System / Acceleration tab and be sure Enable VT-x/AMD-V has a checkmark
[02:11] <darkstar1> shane2peru: I know this because I have solve an exact problem of such type ages ago
[02:11] <doltek> I am looking for a linux version of the blackberry messenger
[02:11] <coz_> stooj,  well apt-get update is going to reload the repository information    apt-get upgrade  is going to show upgrade info and apt-get dist-upgrade is going to do that and  show more available updates
[02:11] <shane2peru> darkstar1, ug, Have I mentioned, my extreme dislike for Microsoft, Epiphany did better, but still didn't work
[02:11] <shane2peru> darkstar1, yes, I will have to play with that later, thanks.
[02:11] <ader10`> darkstar1: xorg doesn't work (I get a flickery screen), and if I use a discrete graphics card, the max resolution is 640x480
[02:12] <|underdog7|> does anyone know how to remove/hide all desktop icons?
[02:12] <neezer> does anyone know what a good transfer rate is for a USB hard disk?
[02:12] <ader10`> which is even too small (without panning) to use standard windows
[02:12] <darkstar1> shane2peru: I hear you and I sympathise that's the reason I'm back on *nix
[02:12] <coz_> |underdog7|,  on gnome you want to opne gconf editor and I believe the nautilus listing   /apps/nautilus
[02:12] <coz_> let me check
[02:12] <stooj> coz_: Sorry - that was a typo. I meant apt-get upgrade
[02:12] <shane2peru> darkstar1, ooops, take that back, Epiphany did the trick, though stilled showed a million errors, was able to get the info I need, thanks.
[02:13] <darkstar1> ader10`: what are your system specs
[02:13] <|underdog7|> coz_: i checked that, but there is no option to hide _all_ icons.
[02:13] <zedd_> hello everyone
[02:13] <coz_> |underdog7|,  yeah   gconf-editor    /apps/nautilus/desktop
[02:13] <darkstar1> shane2peru: I will try and go into FF/Opera later and post you a solution. Just gotta remember what I did
[02:13] <coz_> |underdog7|,  or install ubuntu tweak  which does this via gui
[02:14] <ader10`> darkstar1: GPU: GeForce FX 5200 CPU: probably a celeron RAM: 256mb monitor: compaq FS7600 (handles 1152x864@75hz)
[02:14] <ZykoticK9> |underdog7|, apps / nautilus / preferences - and if you uncheck "show_desktop" you won't see any icons (you'll need to use Compiz or alternative for wallpaper though)
[02:14] <zedd_> does someone know why gnome mixes font weight in several programs (e.g. gedit)?
[02:14] <shane2peru> darkstar1, that is ok, I got it with Epiphany.  appreciate the help, continue helping out the community!
[02:14] <histo> ZykoticK9: what does that due then devote a core to the virtual machine?
[02:14] <adante> hi
[02:14] <yemino> how can I know that my karmic-updates it's enables???
[02:14] <adante> if i have SOMEVAR, how can i write a script in bash that will rar a file to SOMEVAR
[02:15] <adante> ie i want rar a $SOMEVAR /path/to/somedir; except i want it to work if $SOMEVAR is a file which contains spaces
[02:15] <ZykoticK9> histo, mainly having CPU Virtualization speeds things up, as well as allows OS that wouldn't load to load
[02:15] <|underdog7|> coz_: thank you very much.
[02:16] <|604|> when ever i started kde it tells me /tmp is out of disk space???
[02:16] <coz_> |underdog7|,  work for you?.
[02:16] <|underdog7|> ZykoticK9: thank you very much.  that did the trick exactly.  much obliged.
[02:16] <|604|> kde is unable to start
[02:16] <mOOey> .n
[02:16] <zedd_> does someone know why gnome mixes font weight in several programs (e.g. gedit)?
[02:16] <ZykoticK9> |underdog7|, glad to help
[02:16] <histo> ZykoticK9: cool can't wait to try it out.
[02:16] <ReL1K> running 4 gtx 295's in 9.10, anyone ever run into any issues where it doesn't detect more than two nvidia cards, not the 4?
[02:16] <darkstar1> ader10`: join #solo so I can talk to you. cba to keep typing your name to address you :)
[02:16] <|underdog7|> coz_: yes, except i went to apps>nautilus>preferences>uncheck show desktop
[02:17] <ader10`> darkstar1: I demand that you talk to me in here, highlighting me with each line!! (joke, I'm joining)
[02:17] <trism> !tab | darkstar1
[02:17] <coz_> |underdog7|,  that is going to do something different than just not show icons  unless   you are using compiz and the wallpaper plugin
[02:17] <coz_> |underdog7|,  you will have no right click Desktop capabilities with that setting
[02:18] <darkstar1> doesn't work for me
[02:18] <b14ck> Hi all. I've got a bit of an odd problem. I'm running ubuntu 9.10 with chromium. I'm using xmarks to synchronize my bookmarks, but for some reason I can't upload any bookmarks to their server. Any idea if this is my issue or if this may be a bug with chromium on linux?
[02:19] <`mOOse`> how long has this been going on b14ck?
[02:19] <zedd_> does someone know why gnome mixes font weight in several programs (e.g. gedit)? (depends on $LANG)
[02:19] <`mOOse`> cause their servers generally suck
[02:19] <Berzerker> you can use the dev version (version 5) which has native bookmarks sync through Chrome itself
[02:19] <b14ck> `m00se` I've just set it up. So the past hour I suppose.
[02:19] <b14ck> I'm switching from firefox to chrome
[02:19] <b14ck> Figured I'd setup xmarks
[02:19] <`mOOse`> b14ck - did it ever accept your upload?
[02:19] <b14ck> moose, no
[02:20] <`mOOse`> hmm
[02:20] <|604|> so when i try to load kde, it tells me/tmp is out of disk space, kde failed to start
[02:20] <Berzerker> b14ck, are you on 64 or 32
[02:20] <b14ck> I'm on 32
[02:20] <Berzerker> b14ck, http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/eula_dev.html?dl=unstable_i386_deb
[02:20] <Berzerker> b14ck, use that, it has native bookmarks sync
[02:20] <Berzerker> works quite well
[02:20] <b14ck> Berzerker, thanks :)
[02:20] <Berzerker> b14ck, likewise, you can do sudo apt-get install google-chrome-unstable
[02:21] <zedd_> does someone know why gnome mixes font weight in several programs (e.g. gedit)? (depends on $LANG)
[02:21] <Berzerker> assuming you let it install the repo
[02:21] <|604|> so when i try to load kde, it tells me/tmp is out of disk space, kde failed to start
[02:21] <b14ck> I hope it installs *waiting*.
[02:21] <b14ck> ;)
[02:21] <`mOOse`> well, I stopped using them when they decided to let users see bookmarks publicly - next step, marketing spam - try delicious.com b14ck
[02:21] <coz_> zedd_,  I dont know  but you could go to ##linux channel if no one else here knows at this time of day
[02:21] <fliptop> |604|:  is /tmp on its own partition?
[02:21] <|604|> no
[02:22] <`mOOse`> or the native chrome bookmark server
[02:22] <|604|> ive never heard of /tmp its probably on the system parition with is 10gb
[02:22] <`mOOse`> :-)
[02:22] <zedd_> ##linux channel?
[02:22] <zedd_> i think it's an ubuntu problem
[02:22] <b14ck> Berzerker, awesome.
[02:22] <b14ck> I had no idea google had bookmark sync.
[02:22] <b14ck> <3
[02:22] <seanbrystone> m00se who lets bookmarks be viewed by the public? (sorry i didnt catch the first part of the convo )
[02:22] <fliptop> |604|: what are your partitions?
[02:22] <zedd_> when I set $LANG to zh_CN.UTF-8, many programs display varying font weights
[02:22] <|604|> system swap and data
[02:23] <|604|> 10g 2g 200+g
[02:23] <zedd_> for instance, numbers in gedit sometimes appear smaller, then sometimes bolder
[02:23] <darkstar1> |604|: I have a similar problem but with my root directory (or home I think)
[02:23] <zedd_> it's so strange ...
[02:23] <`mOOse`> seanbrystone - xmarks.com changed their whole paradigm last year to allow a stumbleupon-style of sharing popular bookmarks with it's registered users
[02:23] <histo> zedd_: or #gnome may have more people with answers. People were just trying to help you with another channel taht may have an answer since no one hear is answering.
[02:23] <fliptop> |604|: / is 10gb, and /home is 200+gb?
[02:24] <|604|> yes
[02:24] <histo> zedd_: can you tell me how I could duplicate what you are experiencing?
[02:24] <zedd_> well
[02:24] <zedd_> try this
[02:24] <zedd_> open a terminal
[02:24] <histo> k
[02:24] <seanbrystone> m00se ah, glad i never used xmarks, i always use Google or Delicious :D
[02:24] <fliptop> |604|: is / full?
[02:24] <zedd_> you can set the LANG variable to zh_CN.UTF-8
[02:24] <|604|> yes
[02:24] <|604|> WTF
[02:24] <zedd_> then, open gedit, and edit a source code file or something
[02:24] <`mOOse`> seanbrystone - it was a great tool until they did that
[02:24] <|604|> how did it fill?
[02:25] <darkstar1> how can I find out the partition sizes? so far I can't seem to find it, I mean Disk usage utility says my home is 629 MB which I know has got to be wrong
[02:25] <fliptop> |604|: let me go back and read your posts a sec...
[02:25] <`mOOse`> |604| - clean your tmp dir then
[02:25] <`mOOse`> install bleachbit
[02:25] <|604|> but ive had the os installed less than a week
[02:25] <seanbrystone> eeeks bleachbit is scary
[02:25] <|604|> how did i get 10gb?
[02:25] <histo> zedd_: how do I set a LANG varialbe again? echo?
[02:25] <`mOOse`> youtube probably
[02:25] <`mOOse`> flash files
[02:25] <MilitantPotato> darkstar1: gparted or 'fdisk -l'
[02:25] <|604|> also, i have three parititons, here it says i have 7
[02:26] <|604|> i have 4 systems called "none"
[02:26] <robb> FSLint is good too
[02:26] <|604|> 1.5gb each
[02:26] <MilitantPotato> darkstar1: you'll need to install gparted 'sudo apt-get install gparted' then 'gksu gparted' to run it
[02:26] <|604|> and the system drive says 9.2, 8.4 used,. 100% full
[02:26] <|604|> how is it 100%?
[02:26] <|604|> i did df -gh btw
[02:26] <|604|> df-h
[02:26] <darkstar1> MilitantPotato:  Thanks. I'm on it
[02:26] <sYskk> im trying to compile a C++ program and the compiler can't resolve the following include: #include <string>
[02:26] <|604|> df -h*
[02:27] <sYskk> do I need to install some package ?
[02:27] <robb> !ot | sYskk
[02:27] <the_dark_warrio> I've shared a folder in my ubuntu with windows, and there is an icon attached to the folder indicating this folder is shared. But when I restart, this icon disappears, although sharing still works. Why the icon disappears? How do I keep it there?
[02:27] <jochar> anyone here who can help me with bluetooth?
[02:28] <sYskk> thought it was ubuntu related
[02:28] <fliptop> |604|:  i read your ubuntufourms post, if you install a bunch of extra kernel stuff it could possibly go over 10gb...
[02:28] <|604|> i jsut did linux-rt
[02:29] <|604|> i doubt its many GB
[02:29] <histo> !bug > zedd_
[02:29] <|604|> well, how do i clean this drive?
[02:29] <jnmbk> Hi, ı have a working quallcomm gobi modem (/dev/ttyUSB0) but network manager doesn't show mobile broadband in list. any suggestions?
[02:29] <`mOOse`> bleachbit ;-)
[02:29] <fliptop> |604|:  you can try creating a gparted disk, boot to that and adjust your partitions
[02:29] <MilitantPotato> |604|: install gdmap
[02:29] <|604|> i don't know how to do either
[02:30] <MilitantPotato> |604|: that gives you a great way to see what files are using what space
[02:31] <fliptop> |604|: http://gparted.sourceforge.net/download.php
[02:31] <|604|> lol
[02:31] <|604|> this isn't the laptop
[02:31] <|604|> is there an apt-get command?
[02:31] <radek> siema
[02:32] <MilitantPotato> |604|: see how many large packages you have installed
[02:32] <darkstar1> Oh oh...
[02:33] <|604|> MilitantPotato how? i'm a noob man
[02:33] <darkstar1> I just refreshed devices in Gparted and I think it just unmounted everything!
[02:33] <MilitantPotato> |604|: in synaptic, go to preferences, settings, click Colums and Fonts, check Installed Size, hit OK
[02:33] <|604|> i'm in a console
[02:33] <|604|> MilitantPotato
[02:33] <|604|> remember, kde can'tload
[02:33] <MilitantPotato> No GUI?
[02:33] <jolaren> I have registered a domain name. I was thinking about setting up a mail server and I have a question. what happends if my server is down for a little while when receiving a imporante mail? will it just dissapear or reapparea?
[02:33] <tpw_rules> how do i apply images to the sides of the cube in ccsm?
[02:33] <|604|> i don't use gui anyways lol
[02:33] <MilitantPotato> |604|: ah, missed that part, sorry.
[02:34] <|604|> kde fails to laod because /tmp[ is full
[02:34] <tpw_rules> http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/EarthDesktop?content=84070 <-- i wanna do that and the handy link is dead :(
[02:34] <coz_> tpt_,  open ccsm...cube reflection and deformation plugin
[02:34] <|604|> . /tmp
[02:34] <`mOOse`> every package you install gets stored on your hd...that can take up lots of space too
[02:34] <coz_> tpt_,  sorry
[02:34] <ujjain> How do I set Abiword as default rtf ediitor in Ubuntu?
[02:34] <michael__> How can I get my icons along the bottom like in this image? http://gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-pre2/55440-2.jpg
[02:34] <|604|> yeah but i haven't done 8gigs of stuff
[02:34] <histo> !who > `mOOse`
[02:34] <MilitantPotato> |604|: what sudo apt-get autoclean do spacewise |604|
[02:34] <MilitantPotato> |604|: also, do sudo apt-get clean
[02:34] <histo> |604|: delete everything in /tmp then
[02:35] <Nitsuga> jolaren, it will not deliver, and the sender server will try again after 5-30 minutos , if it cant's after a few attemptsthe sender will recieve a warning and the server will try again the folowwing day
[02:35] <MilitantPotato> then cd /tmp
[02:35] <coz_> tpt_,  then  the Appearacne pull down
[02:35] <jolaren> Nitsuga, is it always like that? my server isnt' down that much.. just thinking in-case
[02:35] <MilitantPotato> |604|:  then sudo rm -R /tmp/*
[02:35] <histo> |604|: everything in /tmp gets removed on reboot
[02:35] <|604|> apparently not
[02:35] <trism> ujjain: right click on an rtf file, go to properties/Open With and set the radio button to abiword
[02:35] <CosmicHippo> jolaren: whenever the server is down, unless there are backups, there's nothing on your end to receive it. So it's always going to be in the sender's court
[02:35] <MilitantPotato> histo: he's saying his / is full
[02:36] <Nitsuga> jolaren, it is like hat in most mail service. At least Gmail, hotmail, yahoo and "sendmail" do that.
[02:36] <histo> |604|: ahh / is full not /tmp right?
[02:36] <|604|> i did what you said MilitantPotato now what?
[02:36] <fliptop> |604|: /tmp is part of /, so if / is full there's no room to write to /tmp
[02:36] <darkstar1> WTF!!!! My linux swap is 18.67GB!! :-/
[02:36] <MilitantPotato> |604|:  sudo apt-get autoclean  followed by sudo apt-get clean
[02:36] <|604|> flip_N is right
[02:36] <jolaren> Nitsuga, CosmicHippo; Most big mail delievers does that so to speak or am I mistaken?
[02:36] <BHoward> jolaren: if you have a domain gmail will let you use their servers with your domain for free
[02:36] <ujjain> trism: Thanks! Like in Windows lol, but it does not list Text Editor (Abiword)
[02:36] <|604|> fliptop
[02:36] <Nitsuga> darkstar1, wow. Why don't you shrink it a bit?
[02:37] <|604|> now what MilitantPotato?
[02:37] <nonameNN> how do i reconfigure gdm.conf? i dont have in /etc/gdm/gdm.conf
[02:37] <jolaren> BHoward, a domain gmail? oh you mean a registered gmail account
[02:37] <MilitantPotato> |604|: df -h
[02:37] <jolaren> BHoward, Can I send out an e-mail from their servers with the registrered adress?
[02:37] <darkstar1> Gparted just unmounted everything, I think
[02:37] <|604|> sda5 / is 94%
[02:37] <|604|> :O
[02:37] <Nitsuga> jolaren, no, it is something like this: mail.dallalba.com.ar
[02:37] <MilitantPotato> |604|: see if kde will load now, and then go about cleaning up packages
[02:37] <BHoward> jolaren: no you can actually have your domain use the gmail servers. its a feature. clearwire and a few other companies do it
[02:37] <CosmicHippo> jolaren, no, gmail has a service where you can use their gmail servers with your own domain name
[02:37] <Nitsuga> jolaren, my name is Agustin Dall'Alba, and I use Google Apps to host my domain's mail :)
[02:38] <BHoward> jolaren: illl find a link
[02:38] <trism> ujjain: you can add it if it isn't listed
[02:38] <MilitantPotato> |604|: sudo /etc/init.d/kdm restart
[02:38] <|604|> who do i have 5 extra partitions, i have /dev /dev/shm /var/run /var/lock and /lib/init/rw?
[02:38] <pirogoeth> Ubuntu: beats the hell outta fucking your mom
[02:38] <tpw_rules> can anybody help?
[02:38] <jolaren> Nitsuga, BHoward that sounds amazing.
[02:38] <darkstar1> Nitsuga:  How do I resize?? Is gparted up to the job?
[02:38] <MilitantPotato> |604|: Same, those are system mounts, ignore them.
[02:38] <histo> jolaren: yeah I use gmail servers for my domain email its called ....
[02:38] <|604|> ok
[02:38] <Nitsuga> jolaren, they gice you 30 mail accounts for you domain for free
[02:38] <|604|> they are normal?
[02:38] <MilitantPotato> |604|: yes.
[02:38] <zedd_> how to send a file?
[02:38] <histo> jolaren: and they store all the data etc... like 7gigs each person
[02:38] <MilitantPotato> |604|: filesystem: none on all
[02:38] <CosmicHippo> jolaren: Even my University has switched over to gmail servers! (though for a fee, since we have thousands of accounts)
[02:39] <Nitsuga> darkstar1, yes, gpaprted can do it. Just remember to check you /etc/fstab's UUID when it's done.
[02:39] <BHoward> jolaren: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/fnUywGW0
[02:39] <|604|> MilitantPotato yes
[02:39] <Nitsuga> jolaren, apps.google.com
[02:39] <|604|> hey it loaded
[02:39] <|604|> how do i clean it up?
[02:39] <histo> jolaren: yeah its in there its google apps for your domain
[02:39] <MilitantPotato> |604|: install gdmap
[02:39] <MilitantPotato> |604|: also, check "installed size" in synaptic for the larger packages, remove what you don't need
[02:40] <jolaren> histo, BHoward Nitsuga I just need an apps account to use this?
[02:40] <histo> Nitsuga: actually its up to 200 users per domain now
[02:40] <michael__> How can I get my icons along the bottom like in this image? http://gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-pre2/55440-2.jpg
[02:40] <|604|> i don't have synaptic
[02:40] <fliptop> |604|: i'd use gparted to decrease /home by 10 or 15gb and add that to /
[02:40] <Nitsuga> histo, that's great
[02:40] <MilitantPotato> |604|: install it.
[02:40] <histo> jolaren: yeah there is a free version and a paid version you juts want the free version
[02:40] <|604|> ok guys, i ahve 3 people talking to me
[02:40] <BHoward> jolaren: I have it setup with my personal account. didnt do any of the apps stuff
[02:40] <fliptop> |604|:  sorry
[02:40] <histo> jolaren: much easier than messing with your own mail server.
[02:40] <Nitsuga> jolaren, yes, it''s free for particulars and small busisness
[02:40] <|604|> MilitantPotato can you mp me?
[02:40] <|604|> pm*
[02:40] <ki4cgp> michael__, That is using an app named Awn
[02:41] <Nitsuga> jolaren, they give you 200 accounts for you domain with more that 7GB each one (and growing 4 bytes per second!)
[02:41] <Nikyo> #freebsd
[02:41] <goddard> how do you find out who runs an irc channel on free node?
[02:41] <jolaren> Nitsuga, histo: So I will not use my own mail-server at all? Kinda sucks not beein able to set it up exactly as I want but I guess it's better than nothing - can I atleast point the domain to my ssh server?
[02:42] <histo> jolaren: yes
[02:42] <cooper> goddard, /cs info channel.. but this isn't the place to ask
[02:42] <BHoward> jolaren: its just a very ez and reliable solution
[02:42] <histo> jolaren: they will only handle the mail side. You can still have your own web ssh or whatever
[02:42] <goddard> ya thanks though
[02:42] <histo> jolaren: you can also set up your own mailserver its just an alternative
[02:42] <Nitsuga> jolaren, you just have to set up you MX domains to google's servers and (optionally) a CNAME to a subdomain of yours.
[02:43] <jolaren> My god, this sounds so great.
[02:43] <U-b-u-n-t-u> is there a picture stripper (decreases the file size in mb) for ubuntu?
[02:43] <goddard> cooper that didnt work
[02:43] <Nitsuga> jolaren, also I personally find Gmail better than any desktop or web-based email clients out there. It even works offline!
[02:43] <histo> jolaren: like mail.par-excel.com
[02:43] <tpw_rules> http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/EarthDesktop?content=84070 <-- i wanna do that and the handy link is dead :(
[02:44] <histo> jolaren: I have that and a start page setup for a buddy start.par-excel.com
[02:44] <AbuMaia> U-b-u-n-t-u: you could use Irfanview with Wine.  It's pretty good at shrinking image file sizes
[02:44] <Nitsuga> U-b-u-n-t-u, you can use Phatch to edit a bunch images at once.
[02:44] <histo> jolaren: but the webpage is on my own server.
[02:44] <jolaren>   my god :D
[02:44] <coz_> tpw_rules,  ok open ccsm
[02:44] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I will try both thanks
[02:44] <tpw_rules> coz_: uh huh
[02:44] <BHoward> jolaren: I setup a domain that goes to my personal server for a php proxy. Get around that pesky firewall at work and school easily
[02:45] <BHoward> jolaren: just an idea
[02:45] <coz_> tpw_rules,  go to the Cube reflection and Deformation plugin then the "Deformation" tab
[02:45] <GeekSquid> tpw_rules: do you have compiz working ... the icons on the bottom is Avant Window Navigator , which can be installed in ubuntu ,,
[02:45] <ZykoticK9> tpw_rules, http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/multiple-compiz-backgrounds
[02:45] <tpw_rules> yeah, it's set to sphere and crap
[02:45] <coz_> tpw_rules,  the Deformation pull down choose sphere
[02:45] <KEROLiUKAS> http://pastehtml.com/view/5tk78lb.html is this page down or just me?
[02:45] <tpw_rules> ZykoticK9: that's what i wanted i think
[02:45] <coz_> tpw_rules,  then hit the "Back" button bottom left and go to the Effects category and enable 3d windows plugin
[02:46] <tpw_rules> yup
[02:46] <coz_> tpw_rules,  then back to the cube reflection and deformation plugin under the Reflection tab  the Reflecton mode set to "jumpy reflection"
[02:46] <histo> Was that link something sinister?
[02:47] <tpw_rules> ish
[02:47] <tpw_rules> it basically disabled the desktops
[02:47] <histo> that KER0LiUKAS
[02:47] <histo> posted
[02:47] <histo> looks like some irc thing
[02:47] <coz_> tpw_rules,  then you will also have to set a top and bottom cap image in the cube refelction and deformation plugin and then go to the Behavior pull down and play with the tick boxes
[02:47] <coz_> tpw_rules,  disabled the desktops?
[02:48] <tpw_rules> me?
[02:48] <tpw_rules> no
[02:48] <tpw_rules> that website said it would not allow nautilus to control them or place icons and useful stuff that desktops were designed for :/
[02:48] <eric_3> hi, i am trying to install a dual boot sys. and i am having trouble with GParted, the error  was a logic error saying bad sector
[02:48] <coz_> tpw_rules,  not sure what you mean
[02:49] <tpw_rules> NOTE/Warning: you will NOT be able to use your Desktop for icons/shortcuts/files with this procedure  --> http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/multiple-compiz-backgrounds
[02:49] <tpw_rules> that's the link ZykoticK9 gave me
[02:49] <ZykoticK9> tpw_rules, if you want Multiple wallpapers (you need to let Compiz manage wallpaper, thus no Nautilus icons on desktop)  if you don't need multiple backgrounds then you don't need to do anything on that page
[02:49] <eric_3> HDC possibly failed opcode: 0x0a
[02:49] <coz_> tpw_rules,  that is if you use the wallpaper plugin not the sphere
[02:49] <Cerbero> !paste
[02:50] <tpw_rules> coz_ and ZykoticK9 yeah, it requires a different earth face for every desktop
[02:50] <eric_3> HELP!
[02:50] <coz_> tpw_rules, ah then you need to disable the desktop under gconf editor   apps/nautilus/preferences   show _desktop
[02:50] <ZykoticK9> tpw_rules, then that link i gave you will give same/similar directions to the dead link from your origional gnome-look post
[02:51] <eric_3> Paninking!
[02:51] <agitdd99> hello, is there different channel for lucid?
[02:51] <coz_> tpw_rules,  and yes you will lose desktop icons and right click capabilities on the desktop
[02:51] <tpw_rules> aww :(
[02:51] <histo> !lucid > agitdd99
[02:51] <GeekSquid> !lucid  | agitdd99
[02:51] <ZykoticK9> agitdd99, ubuntu+1
[02:51] <Nitsuga> eric_3, I think your disk is bad.
[02:51] <max_big> hello, can anyone point me in  the right direction for a channel to go to if I have a quick "C Programming" question?
[02:51] <agitdd99> thanks
[02:51] <eric_3> what should i do to fix it?
[02:51] <Nitsuga> eric_3, you can try factory-erasing it (use Hiren's boot CD).
[02:51] <GeekSquid> max_big: #gcc
[02:51] <max_big> GeekSquid, thank you
[02:52] <Nitsuga> eric_3, before doing that check if you have some problem on another OS or distro
[02:53] <tpw_rules> coz_: so there's no way to have both icons and wallpaper?
[02:53] <eric_3> can i install ubuntu on an sys that already has windows partition with out messing with GParted?
[02:53] <Nitsuga> eric_3, it already has windows? so the disk is not broken :D
[02:53] <coz_> tpw_rules,  no not at this point without libeel and another library being updated or patched and there are no patches for that currently
[02:53] <eric_3> Yes
[02:54] <eric_3> (I think)
[02:54] <max_big> GeekSquid, hmm the channel is not letting me talk in it, is there another one you can reccomend?
[02:54] <tpw_rules> coz_: i got that link to work with a little url manipulation and it involves recompiling nautilus...
[02:54] <histo> tpw_rules: not multple wallpapers and icons. Not untill next version. I think lucid has a wallpaper switcher
[02:54] <Nitsuga> eric_3, I think that you have some trouble on detected disk geometry. When does gparted throw that error?
[02:54] <tpw_rules> but it preserves icons
[02:55] <coz_> tpw_rules,  not for current nautilus  but let me see the link
[02:55] <GeekSquid> max_big: you need to register your username with freenode.net /nickserv register <nick> emailaddress password ... to get started
[02:55] <tpw_rules> http://forum.compiz-fusion.org/viewtopic.php?t=6199
[02:55] <eric_3> when i try to run it, after the main menu pops up and i choose an option
[02:55] <coz_> tpw_rules,  not that is very old :)  it will not work
[02:55] <tpw_rules> :(
[02:56] <grkblood13> whats the hotkey to draw a perfect circle in gimp?
[02:56] <max_big> REGISTER bigras24 programthebeach@gmail.com
[02:56] <Nitsuga> grkblood13, Ctrl
[02:56] <coz_> tpw_rules,  nautilus has to have a few libraries updated or changed or patched and as I said no one has bothered to do that for current nautilus...
[02:56] <max_big> weeek
[02:56] <Nitsuga> max_big, ups!
[02:56] <max_big> ?
[02:56] <max_big> Nitsuga, what was that?
[02:56] <Nitsuga> max_big, you have posted your email and password to the channel :S
[02:57] <Nitsuga> eric_3, main menu?
[02:57] <grkblood13> Nitsuga, no the hotkey that makes perfect squares and circles
[02:57] <cooper> o.o
[02:57] <grkblood13> where height and width stays the same
[02:57] <coz_> max_big,  first type   /msg nickserv then register etc
[02:57] <eric_3> Nitsuga: yes i am running it a a live CD.
[02:57] <Nitsuga> eric_3, so you can't boot the live-cd?
[02:58] <eric_3> Nitsuga: The disk makes a menu pop up and i tell it which option to run
[02:58] <eric_3> Nitsuga: No, i can boot it, it's just that after i choose and option and it trys to load
[02:58] <|604|> why do i have 3 log files in linux that are 1.46gb?
[02:59] <Nitsuga> eric_3, can you choose the option to run ubuntu without making changes?
[02:59] <Jordan_U> |604|, Which are they?
[02:59] <histo> |604|: what are they logs files for?
[02:59] <|604|> kern.log.1 messages.1 syslog.1
[02:59] <|604|> in /var
[02:59] <PyjamaSpank> grkblood13: shift is it not? but you still need to keep it kind of on target
[02:59] <tpw_rules> coz_: cool, i got it to work. can i control gconf-editor via command line?
[03:00] <coz_> tpw_rules,  you mean open gconf
[03:00] <eric_3> Nitsuga: i have 2 discs, one with ubuntu 9.10 and another with GParted on it. I am getting errors with GParted disc
[03:00] <grkblood13> shift doesnt do it either
[03:00] <eric_3> Nitsuga: I have not tried the Ubuntu disc
[03:00] <Nitsuga> eric_3, you can run gparted from the ubuntu CD :)
[03:00] <tpw_rules> coz_: no, i want to make a shell script to easily dis/enable it
[03:00] <histo> |604|: whats your uptime?
[03:01] <|604|> histo, the os has been installed a week
[03:01] <quontrex> last august
[03:01] <manualoverride> yo
[03:01] <RxDx> como inicio o Xserver dps de dar um kill nele?
[03:01] <|604|> and was never up for more than 12 hours
[03:01] <|604|> its a laptop
[03:01] <eric_3> Nitsuga: K, can you run me through the setup while i am doing it? You know, help me as we go.
[03:01] <Nitsuga> eric_3, start the live enviroment with the run without making changes option and go to System -> Administration -> Gparted Partiiton Editor
[03:01] <coz_> tpw_rules,   oh  well the easy way would be to install ubuntu tweak  ...i believe it has that option somewhere in the gui  but yes there are commands for gconf...I dont know them off hand though
[03:01] <manualoverride> whats good
[03:01] <Nitsuga> eric_3, now I have to go, it's late, but you can ask anyone in the channel :)
[03:02] <ZykoticK9> tpw_rules, you can use the gconftool-2 to script changes to gconf
[03:02] <coz_> ok be back a bit later hopefully
[03:02] <Nitsuga> eric_3, good luck !
[03:02] <fliptop> |604|:  logfilename.1 - usually a rotated log file, probably done once per week
[03:02] <histo> |604|: thats odd maybe someone else would know why. unless you ahve a bunch of errors juts dumping there.
[03:02] <Jordan_U> tpw_rules, gconftool
[03:02] <eric_3> Nitsuga:  Thanks
[03:02] <tpw_rules> oh, you can do stuff to gconf via the command line
[03:02] <|604|> suppose i could open them
[03:02] <|604|> and see what the logs are filled with
[03:03] <tpw_rules> ish...
[03:03] <histo> |604|: or atleast tail them and see what the last few entries were
[03:03] <|604|> how do i tail them?
[03:03] <|604|> it would take 6 days to open them
[03:03] <PyjamaSpank> grkblood13: expand from centre, then shift
[03:03] <Jordan_U> |604|, Less and other command line tools should have no problem with multi gig text files, not too sure what a GUI editor like gedit would do with it though.
[03:04] <|604|> i can try nano
[03:04] <|604|> brb
[03:04] <PyjamaSpank> grkblood: that doesn't work either, sorry
[03:04] <tpw_rules> no don';t
[03:04] <eric_3> Hey, is anyone willing to run me through the process of creating a dual boot sys. The sys already has a windows partition that covers all but 4-5gb.
[03:05] <grkblood13> ok, now how do i save my selection so i can use the same selection again
[03:05] <God2> Hello?
[03:05] <PyjamaSpank> grkblood13: fixed aspect ratio, and set the ratio
[03:05] <Nitsuga> !hello | God2
[03:05] <God2> I have never used an irc client before
[03:06] <Nitsuga> God2, this is a good place to start ;)
[03:07] <ZykoticK9> tpw_rules, to turn off (gconftool-2 --set "/apps/nautilus/preferences/show_desktop" --type bool "false") to turn on (gconftool-2 --set "/apps/nautilus/preferences/show_desktop" --type bool "false") just everything inside the () but not the ( or ) itself
[03:08] <BGL-[2]> is there a way to overclock my eeepc w/out having to install a new kernel?
[03:08] <dmsuperman> After resizing my ext4 FS using resize2fs I wish to shrink the partition appropriately. I think there's a command that commonly follows resize2fs to do exactly that, what is it?
[03:08] <God2> Why would you want to overclock it?
[03:09] <detrix> Can someone here walk me through in setting up samba so I can access a windows laptop.  I just installed it, but what configuration changes are necessary for me to see a windows computer on my home network???
[03:09] <BGL-[2]> it's actually pretty common, the cpu is intentionally underclocked by oem
[03:09] <God2> Really?
[03:09] <BGL-[2]> yes
[03:09] <jolaren> Nitsuga, histo: Is it possible to link the g-mail account login or however you login to the mail adress you pointed to the Google Apps?
[03:09] <Jordan_U> dmsuperman, fdisk, but be careful.
[03:09] <ZykoticK9> tpw_rules, sorry for the second on you need to use "true" not "false"
[03:09] <fliptop> BGL-[2]:  what model eeepc?
[03:09] <BGL-[2]> the 900
[03:09] <jolaren> Nitsuga, histo: I mean so I can point them to my webpage.com
[03:10] <God2> What's the default clock rate on a 900?
[03:10] <dmsuperman> Jordan_U: Of what?
[03:10] <yemino> how can I fix the problem: "GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net karmic Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 7D2C7A23BF810CD5Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/gwibber-dayly/ppa/ubuntu/dists/karmic/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz  404  Not Found"
[03:10] <michael__> A good media player for Linux?
[03:10] <BGL-[2]> i think it's 800 something
[03:10] <Nitsuga> jolaren, yes of course. You have to make a CNAME record to google's servers
[03:10] <Jordan_U> dmsuperman, Destroying your partition table.
[03:10] <Nitsuga> everything is in the help
[03:10] <IdleOne> michael__: VLC
[03:10] <dmsuperman> Jordan_U: I'm not looking to do it manually, I was specifically asking about a command that smartly recognizes the unused space in the partition after a resize of the FS
[03:11] <dmsuperman> Jordan_U: Otherwise I'd just go into parted/fdisk/cfdisk/etc
[03:11] <dmsuperman> I want to make sure it's done right and I know I don't know enough about blocks and sectors and partitions tables to get it exactly right
[03:11] <BGL-[2]> oh it's 900mhz
[03:11] <Jordan_U> dmsuperman, Why don't you use gparted then?
[03:11] <BGL-[2]> been a while since i looked at the actual clock
[03:11] <God2> What's 900MHz?
[03:11] <jolaren> Nitsuga, I understand.. so the mail login will be hosted by google on my domain.. that's insanenly sweet.. I might move my webhotel which I pay for mail hosteage to google
[03:11] <dmsuperman> Jordan_U: I'm not in a GUI
[03:11] <agitdd99> yemino: you got it wrong link correction --> http://ppa.launchpad.net/gwibber-daily/ppa/ubuntu/dists/karmic/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz
[03:12] <BGL-[2]> i've been overclocking it for a couple years in windows
[03:12] <God2> I overclock my windows computer too
[03:12] <agitdd99> yemino maybe you should run to download keyserver first
[03:12] <God2> Why is my name grey?
[03:12] <BGL-[2]> now i'm in 9.10 remix and want to overclock again
[03:12] <jolaren> Nitsuga, I'm just waiting for my accname/password for my domain and I'll give it a go! I'm super thrilled
[03:12] <`mOOse`> it's raining God2
[03:13] <IdleOne> God2: it is just the default for Xchat to put your nick in grey
[03:13] <Nitsuga> jolaren, you can import the emails from you webhotel before shutting it down via POP3/IMAP, and again, for free
[03:13] <God2> How do I change it?
[03:13] <IdleOne> God2: when someone else says your nick then it is shown to you in red probably
[03:13] <IdleOne> God2: in the prefs somewhere
[03:13] <God2> It is
[03:14] <agitdd99> yemino: run this on terminal --> sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 72D340A3
[03:15] <owst> leave
[03:16] <b41775t1y45y6> Any one: how much disk space i have to provide to mirror ubuntu repository...??????
[03:16] <IdleOne> b41775t1y45y6: several hundred probably thousands of GB
[03:17] <IdleOne> more like thousands
[03:19] <sixofour> its taking forever to open these logs
[03:19] <sixofour> i'm |604| btw
[03:19] <scribawf> How do I recover my Grub2 menu after  reinstalling Windows XP?
[03:20] <sixofour> is there any way to put a hard size limit on all log files?
[03:20] <Jordan_U> sixofour, Even with "less filename.log" ?
[03:20] <Jordan_U> !grub2 | scribawf
[03:20] <sixofour> less?
[03:20] <melik> scribawf: http://www.ubuntu-inside.me/2009/06/howto-recover-grub2-after-windows.html
[03:20] <sixofour> i just did nano /var/log/kern.log.1
[03:20] <Jordan_U> sixofour, It's a utility for viewing files. Try it.
[03:21] <scribawf> Jordan_U; melik:  Thank You will check it out
[03:21] <Mar> I need help I'm new to ubuntu I have a windows application I need for my work I need to install it wont work for meanyone?
[03:22] <melik> Mar: what application
[03:22] <Mar> Pampered partner
[03:22] <IdleOne> b41775t1y45y6: seems I was completely off the mark. see http://www.howtoforge.com/dvd_images_of_ubuntu_repositories
[03:23] <leming> how can ipull the serial number out of a computer that is running ubuntu? all the case stickers are gone?
[03:23] <IdleOne> b41775t1y45y6: you will need to edit that first command for the version of ubuntu you want but should work
[03:23] <sixofour> Jordan_U: the logs don't have anything of note
[03:23] <melik> Mar: have you tried out 'wine' yet?
[03:23] <g8tor_> hello all
[03:23] <Mar> yes but it wont work
[03:23] <sixofour> is there a way to hardlimit file sizes?
[03:23] <sixofour> for logs
[03:24] <melik> yeah not much you can do there Mar, sorry.
[03:24] <melik> linux can't run windows binaries :/
[03:24] <sixofour> get wine
[03:24] <sixofour> then it can
[03:24] <Mar> I installed wine and Linux Im stuck
[03:24] <melik> sixofour: wine is buggy as hell.
[03:24] <sixofour> yeah, in 1992
[03:24] <Jordan_U> Mar: What application?
[03:24] <sixofour> what is he trying to run?
[03:24] <Azelphur> melik: no it's not, I play games in wine every day
[03:24] <melik> in 2010 too.
[03:24] <Mar> it says the application is supported by wine but it wont work?
[03:25] <rgmatos> oi
[03:25] <Jordan_U> Mar: or more importantly, what does it do?
[03:25] <Azelphur> Mar I suggest heading over to #winehq, the wine support channel
[03:25] <sixofour> alsa is worse than wine, we still use alsa
[03:25] <aLemmer> Nah, WINE is wonderful if you're not retarded.
[03:25] <rgmatos> hello
[03:25] <sixofour> [well, in use oss..lol]
[03:25] <xci> exactly
[03:25] <rgmatos> hello, how are you?
[03:25] <aLemmer> I just finished playing Fallout 3 with WINE.
[03:25] <rgmatos> speak portuguese
[03:25] <xci> aLemmer: whoa, did it work well?
[03:25] <Mar> its pampered partner shoud I delete linux then
[03:26] <Jordan_U> !pt | rgmatos
[03:26] <xci> I've had minor problems with almost every program I've tried to run with wine
[03:26] <xci> but still, I've been usually very happy
[03:26] <aLemmer> Yes, it worked quite well.
[03:26] <sixofour> is there a way to hardlimit file sizes for logs?
[03:26] <sixofour> linux made 3 1.46 gb system logs
[03:26] <xci> and I am also aware that you can configure your wine behaviour to make some bigger programs work
[03:26] <Souljah> man logrotate
[03:27] <Souljah> sixofour: man logrotate
[03:27] <aLemmer> The frame rate sucks compared to Windows', but it's still >60 FPS, which is all I care about.
[03:27] <xci> but I think that some programs are just totally unusable with wine
[03:27] <iicsa> I'm looking for a good soundcard (really one that captures decent sound) to record screencasts. Anyone have a recommendation? My onboard audio is terrible, and cant get my SB Audigy card to work.
[03:27] <Mar> the application orders products from the internet and tracks orders that sort of stuff
[03:27] <delimax> iicsa: i have my sb audigy working
[03:28] <Mar> ok wine support channell
[03:28] <melik> if i were dependant on a windows app, i wouldn't use wine.
[03:28] <melik> Jordan_U: his app was pampered partner
[03:28] <melik> it has a bronze rating on wine
[03:28] <iicsa> delimax, u running 9.10? and using pulseaudio?
[03:28] <GeekSquid> iicsa: I am really partial to the MAudio Delta44 ... a little expensive, but does a really nice job, I use it at a couple of radio stations for streaming
[03:29] <delimax> iicsa: yes
[03:29] <sixofour> Souljah: i'm not trying to clear logs daily, i'm trying to set logs to a 100mb size limit
[03:29] <melik> Mar: yes. if you are dependant on that application; might as well.
[03:29] <melik> only use linux when it suits your needs.
[03:29] <sixofour> so onc eit gets to 100mb, it deletes itself or the oldest entries or how ever it works
[03:29] <sixofour> melik so how do you learn linux?
[03:29] <Souljah> your ever been into shellskripting?
[03:29] <sixofour> it will never meet the needs for those who don't know how to use it
[03:29] <iicsa> delimax, sound output is working fine for me, just not input. I've tried tons of things w/ no luck (not muted). Did you have to get newer ver of alsa?
[03:30] <sixofour> me Souljah?
[03:30] <melik> sixofour: then oh well.
[03:30] <Souljah> yep
[03:30] <Lachance> sixofour, Nicely said
[03:30] <sixofour> Souljah:  no
[03:30] <Souljah> seems like a script of 5 lines in your case
[03:30] <iicsa> GeekSquid, how is the quality from the mic input?
[03:30] <Lachance> This is the reason why there are many different Operating Systems and many different distros of these operating systems, guys. Use the one that fits you.
[03:30] <Souljah> sixofour: try get used to it
[03:30] <melik> exactly Lachance
[03:30] <fliptop> sixofour:  that pretty much stands for any o/s
[03:30] <GeekSquid> iicsa: crystal clear, although it is a line input and requires a preamp
[03:30] <delimax> iicsa: oh as for input i haven't tested. i know that the kernel supports the sb audigy though
[03:31] <sixofour> Souljah:  my system made GB sized logfiles, i couldn't even boot , so i need to cap them at 10mb
[03:31] <melik> i hate people that push linux down other people's throats
[03:31] <Souljah> its not bootable?
[03:31] <sixofour> 100mb*
[03:31] <sixofour> i had to delete stuff in order to bootn
[03:31] <sixofour> kde wouldn't load
[03:31] <iicsa> GeekSquid, ur gonna laugh at me - what is a preamp? is that something i can "turn on"/control with software (via volume control or something)
[03:31] <Lachance> melik, Well... I personally think Linux, well - virtually any Unix-style system, is the "perfect" system. But that's MY opinion. =P
[03:31] <GeekSquid> iicsa: and that is coming from an Audio Engineer with 20 years of professional expierence
[03:31] <melik> i agree too.
[03:31] <fliptop> sixofour:  you should increase your / partition size to 20 or 25gb
[03:32] <sixofour> why?
[03:32] <sixofour> so the logs can be bigger? lol
[03:32] <fliptop> sixofour: or create a separate partition for /tmp or /var/log
[03:32] <sixofour> they went to 1.4 gb in like 10 minutes
[03:32] <Souljah> sixofour:  so, get a live sytem ( for example usb) and secure the whole /var/log directory
[03:32] <Plinker> Its a pre-amp to boost signal AF
[03:32] <delimax> Lachance: agreed!
[03:32] <sixofour> what Souljah?
[03:32] <sixofour> i jsut need to tell linux not to allow them to get big
[03:32] <melik> no Lachance
[03:32] <sixofour> better eyt, if i could turn logging off , even better
[03:33] <melik> its the perfect OS for us.
[03:33] <Souljah> you cant boot the sytem for now, right?
[03:33] <GeekSquid> iicsa: a preamp takes the Low impedance signal from the microphone and turns it into a higher voltage, any good mini-soundboard will do, you can get one for less than $100
[03:33] <sixofour> yes Souljah
[03:33] <melik> but a music producer, its a POS system.
[03:33] <fliptop> sixofour: log files don't work that way, what you have to do is protect the rest of your partitions if a process starts to run away and fill up /var/log
[03:33] <melik> piece of sh**
[03:33] <sixofour> but / is still 94% full
[03:33] <Plinker> iicsa:  In other words it amplies it for the next stage
[03:33] <melik> partly because it doesn't provide good programs/tools for music producing
[03:33] <Souljah> so, boot it with a live sytem and clear the /var/log directory
[03:33] <iicsa> GeekSquid, ok understand. I'm just doing simple screencasts - not looking to spend more then like $70/80 bucks....
[03:33] <sixofour> i am sure you can limit log files
[03:33] <melik> or the programs/tools provided don't come to par with the programs/tools found on other systems
[03:33] <Lachance> melik, delimax the fact still stands that I would not recommend Unix/Linux unless I thought the person was capable of using it. I would never install it on another's system unless I knew they could handle any issues that arise, as well.
[03:34] <sixofour> Souljah:  i can clear it right now, no issue
[03:34] <sixofour> but for future reference i want to limit logging
[03:34] <melik> Lachance: my mom runs linux.
[03:34] <Lachance> My brother-in-law installed Ubuntu when I recommended it. I still hear about how 'I' destroyed his computer. >_>
[03:34] <Souljah> better backupit now, on usb p.ex. and then next step
[03:34] <sixofour> lol
[03:34] <melik> she likes it, she uses it for email + web browsing + youube
[03:34] <rinaldo> helloooo
[03:34] <melik> youtube*
[03:34] <delimax> Lachance: although that's probably true, Ubuntu is getting so easy to use that pretty much anyone could be productive with it
[03:34] <sixofour> Souljah:  back uo what?
[03:34] <sixofour> up
[03:35] <Souljah> sixofour: the logs?
[03:35] <sixofour> i don't need them
[03:35] <sixofour> i'm gonna delete them alkl together
[03:35] <Lachance> delimax, I like Fedora and Mint a lot as well. When I do recommend Linux I usually recommend Mint, then Ubuntu, then Fedora. (In order of difficulty)
[03:35] <Souljah> so, rm -rf /var/log/
[03:35] <Souljah> who cares
[03:35] <sixofour> i know lol
[03:35] <Lachance> They're all top-notch distros IMO.
[03:35] <Souljah> why u log then, when you dont need em
[03:35] <sixofour> Souljah:  i can delete the,\m ,thats not an issue
[03:35] <sixofour> lol
[03:35] <Souljah> :)
[03:35] <melik> basically what i'm trying to say is if Mar needs that windows programs for work.. he shouldn't run linux.
[03:35] <delimax> Lachance: i see. haven't used mint
[03:35] <sixofour> soulja, linux makes logs itself
[03:36] <sixofour> i want linux to limit those log files
[03:36] <Souljah> you can turn it of, if youlike
[03:36] <GeekSquid> iicsa: buy this, my reccommendation .. all in one package http://www.bswusa.com/proditem.asp?item=C-1U
[03:36] <sixofour> how/
[03:36] <Souljah> yeah,i see
[03:36] <sixofour> how? *
[03:36] <Souljah> umm
[03:36] <Lachance> delimax, It's the same thing as Ubuntu, but with all the restricted packages already installed. (DVD, MP3, etc.) It's much more "noobie" friendly.
[03:36] <Souljah> sec
[03:36] <aLemmer> Hey, what exactly does the "Extended IDE Drive" setting in BIOS do? I know what an extended IDE drive is, but does this setting just allow/disallow Ext. IDE drives?
[03:36] <Lachance> melik, what app?
[03:37] <melik> i forgot Lachance, it had a bronze rating on wine.
[03:37] <melik> (implying it runs poorly)
[03:37] <sixofour> logs are deleted
[03:37] <melik> Lachance: do you run ubuntu?
[03:37] <Lachance> melik, I see. I've never gotten Wine to run properly anyway. I avoid using it like the plague. >_>
[03:37] <Souljah> sixofour: please holdon a sec
[03:37] <melik> same.
[03:38] <Souljah> i wast just clicking through an not reallyy ready yet to give support, especially on english
[03:38] <sixofour> ./ is now 3.5gb
[03:38] <Lachance> melik, Yes, Ubuntu was my first Linux and I still use it as my primary distro.
[03:38] <Souljah> lol
[03:38] <melik> i used to run ubuntu, but got sick of re-installing a new release.
[03:38] <sixofour> 6.5gb free
[03:38] <sixofour> or so
[03:38] <qwertyjustin> hey - i saw a buddys ubuntu the other day - and he has a really neat window manger where he can turn all his windows open, into 4 small equally seperate windows on his desktop
[03:38] <iicsa> GeekSquid, awesome - and that takes sound card totally out of the picture. Drivers work in ubuntu?
[03:38] <Lachance> melik, What're you running?
[03:38] <melik> (cuz i like staying bleeding edge)
[03:38] <melik> arch
[03:38] <qwertyjustin> what is that that does that?
[03:39] <Lachance> qwertyjustin, Compiz has an effect like that, I think. You need to install the Compiz manager. (I think, I'll check for you...)
[03:39] <GeekSquid> iicsa: yes, berhinger has always been good to me
[03:39] <iicsa> GeekSquid, perfect. thanks so much for your help.
[03:39] <GeekSquid> iicsa: you might need to uninstall pulseaudio to make it work
[03:39] <qwertyjustin> yeah i noticed i had compiz running as a service on 9.10 - any idea how to rip open the settings for it
[03:39] <qwertyjustin> ?
[03:40] <iicsa> ok yea so I tried that when trying to get my SB audigy to work. What did you install in its place?
[03:40] <Souljah> sixofour: so every some 5minutes you run out of memory?
[03:40] <Lachance> qwertyjustin, Open your Applications->Ubuntu Software Center and search for Compiz
[03:40] <Souljah> try first kill syslogd
[03:40] <GeekSquid> !ccsm | qwertyjustin
[03:40] <sixofour> Souljah:  wha- ?
[03:40] <Lachance> melik, I've never used Arch, but I've heard lots of good things. =)
[03:40] <Souljah> umm
[03:40] <Lachance> Thanks GeekSquid =D
[03:40] <iicsa> GeekSquid, when i removed pulseaudio, and rebooted - none of my apps would work (like even simple sound recorder) cuz it said it did not detect a sound device.
[03:40] <sixofour> sixofour@MrBlowtatoes:~$ kill syslogd
[03:40] <sixofour> bash: kill: syslogd: arguments must be process or job IDs
[03:41] <Souljah> killall syslogd
[03:41] <magn3ts> Can I change from 32bit ubuntu to 64bit in place?
[03:41] <sixofour> syslogd no process found
[03:41] <qwertyjustin> thanks
[03:41] <Jordan_U> magn3ts, Not easily
[03:42] <melik> Lachance: arch is great.
[03:42] <Souljah> sixofour: ps -e | grep syslogd
[03:42] <GeekSquid> iicsa: you can force it to use alsa, you shouldn't have to, however the microphone will detect nicely ,,, the other way would be to record with audacity and cut the audio back together with your screencast in avidemux
[03:42] <magn3ts> Jordan_U, :{ is /home safe to leave in place and then just upgrade / ?
[03:42] <melik> Lachance: install once, configure once
[03:42] <Souljah> sixofour: get the jobID
[03:42] <Souljah> and: kill -9 ID
[03:42] <sixofour> sixofour@MrBlowtatoes:~$ ps -e | grep syslogd
[03:42] <sixofour>   838 ?        00:01:27 rsyslogd
[03:42] <melik> then just keep updating your packages
[03:42] <Souljah> kill -9 838
[03:42] <Lachance> melik, Debian is similar. I really love Debian, but the current release is really showing it's age.
[03:42] <Jordan_U> magnetic_, If by upgrade you mean re-install, yes.
[03:43] <Souljah> (sudo)
[03:43] <melik> yeah arch just stays bleeding edge
[03:43] <sixofour> ok
[03:43] <sixofour> done
[03:43] <Souljah>  ps -e | grep syslogd again, too see if it comes upagain
[03:43] <Souljah> (i think it should)
[03:44] <iicsa> GeekSquid, I'm just thinking in regards to trying to get my SB Audigy SE to try to work. would save me $70. After i remove pulseaudio, how do you "force" alsa?
[03:44] <sixofour> Souljah:  lots of them are coming up, i am killing them
[03:44] <SaratogaCx>  Hi, I have a problem with Wireless..  My machine used to work and at some point it stopped getting a dhcp address from my router.  I can see my router other computers can connect to it (android phone, windows pc etc.) w/out issue but dhclient commands try and fail.  Any ideas where I can start looking to fix this?
[03:45] <Souljah> lots of them o_0
[03:45] <sixofour> 6 so far
[03:45] <Souljah> crap
[03:45] <Souljah> other solution... you say u NEVER need that logs (think about what you say)
[03:45] <Jordan_U> SaratogaCx, Does setting up a static ip work?
[03:45] <sixofour> i don't need them
[03:45] <sixofour> why do i?
[03:45] <SaratogaCx> I havn't tried that.
[03:46] <GeekSquid> iicsa: If I were you I'd look around and do more research, I know I have setup an Audigy, I just don't remember how, I go with the prostuff anyway and consumer stuff drives me crazy, and the last thing you would want is to drive me crazy
[03:46] <Souljah> when you have errors, to see wherre and why u have them
[03:46] <Souljah> simple thing thought
[03:46] <sixofour> 8 killed now
[03:46] <sixofour> lol
[03:46] <Souljah> i can show you, how to not upstart this log daemon
[03:46] <Souljah> but maybe some1 else has a better olution for this problem
[03:47] <sixofour> can't i limit the size of logfiles?
[03:47] <Souljah> it should be limeted... dont know what went wrong there, dude
[03:47] <iicsa> GeekSquid, ok thanks :)
[03:47] <sixofour> how do i check?
[03:47] <Souljah> check wha
[03:47] <sixofour> to see what the size is
[03:47] <sixofour> limit
[03:48] <Souljah> dont know
[03:48] <duvnell> anyone know of a webpage dedicated to listing all linux libraries (or OSS libs).. by category/function.. by maturity/stability.. by license.. etc  .. some place to catalog all the work out there to know if you need to write a new one or just use what already exists?
[03:48] <Souljah> what did google tell you?
[03:48] <sixofour> me/
[03:48] <SaratogaCx> wow.. I feel dumb now... Apparently my WEP index was set wrong.. it's working now.. I'll go cray in a corner.
[03:48] <sixofour> i didn't google iot
[03:48] <sixofour> lol
[03:49] <Plinker> distrowatch.com
[03:49] <SaratogaCx> with a book on learning how to spell
[03:49] <duvnell> Plinker: that to me?
[03:49] <Plinker> yep!
[03:49] <justinlilly> What does gdm read to figure out its display information? /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[03:50] <duvnell> Plinker: but that has much more than libs.. and I"m not sure how I'd find .. say I'm looking for a library that makes network connections for me
[03:50] <iicsa> GeekSquid, i freaking fixed it! So i just was messing w/ the alsamixer. there is some "shared mic/line in" setting. flipped that to mic in and works now...
[03:50] <Souljah> sixofour: man logrotate
[03:50] <Souljah> you can fire it up more than once a day
[03:50] <ryanprior> My mouse is being moved when I press my keypad keys. How do I get my normal keypad back?
[03:50] <iicsa> the volume control applet does not expose the setting, only exposed in alsamixer
[03:50] <hugleo> iwconfig wlan0 essid MyNetwork works but put wireless-essid MyNetwork in /etc/networks don't work. Do you need any help?
[03:50] <GeekSquid> iicsa: now that was easy
[03:50] <sixofour> firewhat?
[03:51] <hugleo> *can
[03:51] <iicsa> GeekSquid, haha not really. only took me a freakin hour :)
[03:51] <Souljah> it can run automatically the often you want
[03:51] <Plinker> duvnell: Some f what you want, not sure if there is an index like that?
[03:51] <mhaedo> hey everyone
[03:51] <Plinker> (of)
[03:51] <ryanprior> kp5 clicks, kp+ double-clicks, kp4 moves my cursor left, kp6 moves it right, etc -- how do I stop that behaviour?
[03:51] <Souljah> but thats not the perfect solution
[03:51] <duvnell> Plinker: thinking of starting one
[03:51] <sixofour> how do i do that... did i say i don't know what i am doing ?
[03:51] <duvnell> might contact OSDN first
[03:51] <iicsa> GeekSquid, still doesnt work well. i haev the "boost" all the way up to 100 and its still real quiet.
[03:52] <mhaedo> does anyone here know of a simple way to time how long a process takes to complete at the command line (compiling a kernel for example) ?
[03:52] <Souljah> sixofour: anything is wrong with your syslog daemon, im not well in formed `bout it
[03:52] <Souljah> maybe you ask some1 else,im sorry
[03:52] <Jordan_U> mhaedo, time <command>
[03:52]  * mhaedo feels stupid.
[03:52] <mhaedo> Jordan_U: thanks :)
[03:52] <Souljah> lots of workarounds, but not the exact solution for your problem in my head
[03:53] <Jordan_U> mhaedo, You're welcome.
[03:53] <sixofour> how can i limit the size of all my system logs?
[03:53] <mhaedo> wow it works. so simple. so amazing.
[03:53] <mhaedo> now i dont have to sit around with a stopwatch to see how long it takes to compile my kernel!
[03:53]  * mhaedo is happy
[03:53] <iicsa> GeekSquid, eh just got it. had to keep messing round. "analog s" => "mic", "mic" and "line in" to 100...
[03:53] <nomasteryoda> ya that is a cool tool mhaedo
[03:54] <Ze_M> isnt posible to get s dvd ubuntu iso image?
[03:54] <Jordan_U> sixofour, With logrotate.
[03:55] <sixofour> Jordan_U:  how don i do that/
[03:55] <sixofour> do*
[03:55] <Ze_M> isnt posible to get s dvd ubuntu iso image??
[03:55] <robb> Ze_M: iso's are available for download
[03:56] <Ze_M> robbwhere?
[03:56] <robb> ubuntu.com :)
[03:56] <Ze_M> [robb] but not dvd isos afaik
[03:56] <robb> Ze_M: don't follow you...
[03:56] <olskolirc> I'm on Lucid and my 'update-app-install keeps crashing and I have no sound...any help?
[03:57] <kameron> i just bought a netbook and i'm looking to install Ubuntu Netbook Remix, but it requires a 1gb usb flash drive. i only have a 512meg flash drive. can i install just a base system then update gui etc from there? or are there other options?
[03:57] <robb> http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[03:57] <robb> Ze_M: maybe http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#dvd ?
[03:57] <Ze_M> [robb] i dont see 4gb iso images available to download
[03:58] <sixofour> how do i limit?
[03:58] <sixofour> i did logrotate 100k it didn't work
[03:58] <sixofour> logrotate size 100k
[03:58] <sixofour> *
[03:58] <Elrox> kameron, personally, i hate the netbook remix, just go with 9.04
[03:59] <Ze_M> [robb] but isnt availabel for 10
[03:59] <lubosz> hi
[03:59] <kameron> Elrox, either way, i have the same problem of a small usb flash drive. any solution? netinstall maybe?
[03:59] <lubosz> is there a boost ppa for karmic?
[03:59] <[_miT_]> is there a way to 'load balance' two connections on ubuntu? (say WLAN and LAN)
[03:59] <lubosz> i need boost version 1.41
[03:59] <robb> 10.x is going to be alpha? still
[03:59] <Ze_M> [robb] alpha3
[03:59] <quy> hello
[03:59] <robb> so then...
[04:00] <Ze_M> mandriva put available in all rc releases a dvd iso
[04:00] <Jordan_U> sixofour, /etc/logrotate.conf You probably want to uncomment "compress" and add something like "size 500M"
[04:00] <Ze_M> including for both arches
[04:00] <Elrox> kameron, there is a net-install, but i will have to look tomorrow from work,,, unless someone else here knows...
[04:00] <sixofour> Jordan_U: i want to do like size 100m max
[04:00] <robb> Ze_M: last url has the answer...
[04:00] <Jordan_U> sixofour, That's fine
[04:00] <kameron> Elrox, i did a netinstall one time to a base debian system, and upgraded to ubuntu. this was years ago and it was hell. i hope there's something official by ubuntu now.. there must be.
[04:00] <sixofour> does rotate delete logs or jsut make a bunch of 100mb logs?
[04:00] <Ze_M> [robb] wich url?
[04:01] <darkstar1> Is there a way to extend the / partition?
[04:01] <sixofour> like .1 .2 .3 .4 etc all 100mb
[04:01] <[_miT_]> darkstar1: try gpart?
[04:01] <MilitantPotato> darkstar1: load a LiveCD, install gparted
[04:01] <quy> exit
[04:01] <quy> qui
[04:01] <[_miT_]> lol
[04:01] <darkstar1> gparted is installed but I can't unmount to extend the partition
[04:01] <Jordan_U> sixofour, It rotates the logs after they become the specified size, by default 4 copies are kept but you can change that.
[04:02] <sixofour> i want 0 copies
[04:02] <[_miT_]> darkstar1: hence why one would boot via LiveCD :)
[04:02] <sixofour> and jsut delete when 100mb
[04:02] <Jordan_U> sixofour, compress will also help a LOT since it's text.
[04:02] <darkstar1> [_miT_]: thanks.. there's no other way?
[04:02] <axisys> what is that tool that compresses best .. isn't it 7zip or something? forgot
[04:02] <Jordan_U> sixofour, Change "rotate 4" to "rotate 0" then.
[04:03] <innatech> How do I force a resoultion despite a KVM switch interfering w detection? X is ignoring my modeline.
[04:03] <adante> hi, where would i find ubuntu specific documentation for the pure-ftpd package?
[04:03] <[_miT_]> darkstar1: im sure there are tons of other ways, this is linux ;) .. but thats the eaisest (for me anyway)
[04:03] <aLemmer> Hey, the latest Intel processor is the i7, right?
[04:03] <darkstar1> [_miT_]: thanks
[04:03] <sixofour> where do i add the size line?
[04:03] <[_miT_]> adante: 'man pure-ftpd' from terminal?
[04:03] <mclark1128> After an attempted downgrade to grub-legacy from grub2, I accidentally ran grub-install to my /boot partition and not my mbr.
[04:03] <Elrox> kameron, look at the section "Server and network installations"  from here--->>  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
[04:04] <mclark1128> Now I think I've corrupted my /boot, and cannot mount that partition via livecd
[04:04] <mhaedo> hey, anyone happen to know how to build a kernel the "ubuntu way" with a -j flag to use multiple cores?
[04:04] <mhaedo> ie. with make-kpkg
[04:04] <mclark1128> Is there a way to basically reset the /boot partition to the state its in right after install?
[04:04] <[_miT_]> is there a way to 'load balance' two connections on ubuntu? (say WLAN and LAN)
[04:05] <sixofour> Jordan_U: where do i put the size 20m option/
[04:05] <adante> [_miT_]: that looks like the generic documentation
[04:05] <[_miT_]> adante: i cheat and use the GTK package to manage my users/folders/ect for pure-ftpd :)
[04:05] <jeri> Hi has anyone had a problem with a logitech quickcam and skype?
[04:06] <Jordan_U> mclark1128, grub-install shouldn't ever harm a file system. What filesystem is your /boot and what error do you get when you try to mount it?
[04:06] <lenovo> who can tell me how to control the length of the conky
[04:06] <Ze_M> [robb] whats an alternate iso?
[04:06] <[_miT_]> lenovo: did you edit the conkyrc file?
[04:06] <mclark1128> Jordan_U: fdisk -l says my boot (/dev/sda2) is HPFS/NTFS
[04:06] <Jordan_U> sixofour, Anywhere, but right before the rotate option is probably a good place since they are related.
[04:06] <mclark1128> here's the thing
[04:07] <lenovo> yes
[04:07] <sixofour> ok Jordan_U
[04:07] <mclark1128> Before I was able to run 'sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/boot'
[04:07] <sixofour> anything else i can do?
[04:07] <mclark1128> and it was great
[04:07] <mclark1128> now if i run the same command i get
[04:07] <mclark1128> "mount: you must specify the filesystem type"
[04:07] <sixofour> ok, time to see if the rt kernal works
[04:08] <sixofour> :p
[04:08] <Ze_M> why is gnome the default WM instead kde?
[04:08] <mclark1128> if i try "sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda2 /mnt/boot" I get
[04:08] <mclark1128> "wrong fs type"
[04:08] <mclark1128> if i try ntfs I get
[04:08] <[_miT_]> mclark1128: and fdisk reads it as NTFS?
[04:09] <mclark1128> that's what it says in the 'system' column
[04:09] <mclark1128> which I thought was strange
[04:09] <mclark1128> My initial problem was that GRUB2 was caught in an infinite reboot
[04:09] <[_miT_]> mclark1128: weird.
[04:10] <mclark1128> Likely due to the installation of Adobe CS3 on my Windows 7 partition
[04:10] <mclark1128> (I think their updater software might somehow corrupt grub's space)
[04:10] <Jordan_U> mclark1128, I'm not sure how Adobe CS3 would affect grub
[04:10] <davep> unable to create './usr/lib32/libGL.so.1.2' no such file or directory
[04:11] <davep> uhhh. that file is there
[04:11] <mclark1128> I'm not sure either, except that I read several posts that alluded to some diagnostic software might cause this issue
[04:11] <davep> and how does a file not being there make it impossible to create it
[04:11] <kameron> Elrox, i think this option might work for me, as the netbook already has windows installed. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromWindows
[04:11] <davep> isnt that backwards?
[04:11] <mclark1128> Like dell or HP diagnostic, so I thought perhaps Adobe updater could behave similarly
[04:11] <mclark1128> at any rate the issue happened literally the first reboot after installing adobe
[04:11] <mclark1128> after restoring grub2 the first time
[04:12] <mclark1128> I was able to boot to linux, and restart
[04:12] <mclark1128> and return to grub
[04:12] <gouki> Has anyone had a problem where Vino server makes a computer available over the Internet, when there is no port forwarding on the router for such computer? Port scans reveal that in fact 5900 is open and being used by VNC software.
[04:12] <mclark1128> but after returning to windows grub was locked up again
[04:12] <Fezzler> I use Ardour application.  Will the Update Manager tell me when a new version is available?
[04:12] <[_miT_]> is there a way to 'load balance' two connections on ubuntu? (say WLAN and LAN)
[04:12] <mclark1128> either way, I've had other issues with grub2 so I've decided to downgrade
[04:12] <mhaedo> mclark1128: what issues, out of curiosity
[04:12] <davep> renaming the file made no different
[04:12] <mclark1128> And i was SOOO close, but i just made a mistake on literally the last step
[04:12] <davep> difference
[04:13] <Jordan_U> mclark1128, My guess is that you have a braindead OEM 'feature' that is thinking your windows install is broken and is trying to 'fix' it. I think installing grub to a partition is just a read herring.
[04:13] <Fezzler> In Ubuntu, do I need to uninstall programs before installing their updated version?  Install "on top of" them?
[04:14] <[_miT_]> Fezzler: good question, i've always just installed over them.
[04:14] <Jordan_U> mclark1128, Installing CS3 might have triggered the OEM software, but there's no way CS3 itself caused this.
[04:14] <Balsaq> does ubuntu have a way of pulling a serial number out of a computer, when all the stickers have been removed from the case?
[04:14] <kameron> Fezzler, you can just use the "-upgrade" tag on apt-get.
[04:14] <mhaedo> Balsaq: serial number for what exactly?
[04:14] <kameron> Balsaq, no
[04:14] <jeri> Is there a way to make my web cam turn on while using skype?
[04:14] <[_miT_]> Balsaq: you can try to look at the info of "sudo lshw"
[04:15] <mclark1128> Jordan_U: Fair enough, I just felt it may be somehow related since I have never had this problem until I installed it.
[04:15] <mhaedo> jeri: does it work using cheese?
[04:15] <mclark1128> Like you said, it could have triggered some other software causing it.
[04:15] <[_miT_]> Balsaq: thats how i get my motherboard serial number at least :)
[04:15] <jeri> yes
[04:15] <|604|> kde seems to have halted at 50% loading [after logging into it
[04:15] <Fezzler> kameron>> So...sudo apt-get ardour -upgrade
[04:15] <puff> Anyone familiar wtih using google talk to send/recieve phone text messages?  I'm trying to figure it out.
[04:16] <mclark1128> When I try to boot to grub I get some error message, I can't remember exactly, but it's something along the lines of an invalid filesystem
[04:16] <mhaedo> jeri: i've personally never had any luck with it. didn't try very hard to get it working though
[04:16] <mclark1128> and then I get grub rescue>
[04:16] <Plinker> Balsaq: There is a little program that will do this not sure if I did it in Windows or Linux
[04:16] <kameron> Fezzler, i don't remember the exact command as i don't have a linux box in front of me, but it's like "sudo apt-get install -upgrade" that will query your configured sources for newer version and isntall them automatically.
[04:16] <mclark1128> so, is it possible to restore /boot/ to its original state?
[04:16] <kameron> Fezzler, if you have a local .deb to install it's reccomended to remove the original program and install the newer .deb
[04:16] <jeri> ok is there any alternative to skype
[04:17] <DaemonFC> jeri, Ekiga perhaps?
[04:17] <mclark1128> jeri: Chat Roulette
[04:17] <mclark1128> Of course, you may not like what you see :)
[04:17] <jeri> ok, Thank You
[04:17] <rassilon> rassilon
[04:17] <Fezzler> kameron>> don't remember -  I think I used ubuntu studio audio to install all my audio stuff
[04:17] <Elrox> Balsaq, boot to windows and use Belarc Advisor, this is OT so ask in #windows
[04:17] <|604|> Jordan_U now kde says "no write access to /home/sixofour/.ICEauthority
[04:17] <|604|> and cannot load
[04:18] <|604|> kde
[04:18] <Plinker> Balsaq: Google something like "program, Find application serial numbers"
[04:18] <Balsaq> ok thanks PLinker  and   [_mit_]   and Elrox
[04:18] <[_miT_]> np Balsaq :)
[04:18] <clever_> Im new to  Ubuntu. Trying out this program
[04:18] <[_miT_]> clever_: welcome!
[04:18] <mclark1128> When I try to do a grub-install to /dev/sda2 I get "grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for /boot/grub/
[04:18] <|604|> Jordan_U btw, i am on the rt-kernal now
[04:20] <Jordan_U> mclark1128, My suggestion is to reformat that partition with gparted, follow this guide to re-install grub*2*, while you are in the chroot re-install the linux-image-... package to get your kernel images back in /boot. Once you have done that, if windows ever clobbers grub again send a message to the grub-devel mailing list or try #grub and they will most likely tell you how to give them a dump of your embedded are to try to fig
[04:20] <Jordan_U> ure out what is doing it.
[04:21] <Jordan_U> mclark1128, Sorry, "this guide" being http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide
[04:22] <[_miT_]> is there a way to 'load balance' two connections on ubuntu? (say WLAN and LAN)
[04:22] <|604|> Jordan_U you get my messages?
[04:23] <jarray52> My laptop using the Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.10 periodically disconnects every 15 minutes to every 2hours from the Internet. What could cause this?
[04:23] <Jordan_U> |604|, Have you run any graphical applications with sudo instead of gk/kdesudo recently?
[04:23] <|604|> yes
[04:23] <mclark1128> Jordan_U: Do you happen to know the filesystem that /boot should be typically?
[04:23] <Jordan_U> !gksudo | |604|
[04:24] <hky> how to remove conntrack in ubuntu ?
[04:24] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ms word saved the doc to pdf and it was 1.8 mb openoffice saved the exact same file and it was 18.3 mb =_= with the same quality (first thing I have found windows is better at)
[04:24] <mclark1128> is it ext3 (ubuntu 9.10)
[04:24] <|604|> wgat does that have to do with anything Jordan_U?
[04:24] <nFxus> what is the best filesystem for large data storage raid6 setups
[04:24] <doltek> what program can I use to do my taxes with?
[04:24] <[_miT_]> hky: sudo apt-get remove conntrack
[04:24] <jarray52> nFxus: How important is error recovery?
[04:24] <Jordan_U> |604|, Read the link from ubottu
[04:24] <nFxus> very
[04:24] <nFxus> well
[04:24] <|604|> um...
[04:24] <[_miT_]> hky: or if you want to purge everything (including config files) run: sudo apt-get purge conntrack
[04:25] <millhouse513> nFxus:  I've always been happy with XFS.  ReiserFS is good too
[04:25] <|604|> what does that have to do with killing kde at startup?
[04:25] <jarray52> nFxus: Use ext3
[04:25] <nFxus> with luks encryption as well
[04:25] <jarray52> nFxus: ext4 may have bugs and xfs has problems with error recovery.
[04:26] <nFxus> explin error reconvery pls..
[04:26] <millhouse513> nFxus:  It depends too on what you intend to do with the overall filesystem.  if you're not going to grow the filesystem ext3 is good
[04:26] <millhouse513> but if you're going to need to scale up, ext3 takes a long time to resize a volume
[04:26] <jarray52> nFxus:ext4 and xfs are faster than ext3 though.
[04:27] <jarray52> millhouse513: He said error recovery is very important.
[04:27] <millhouse513> jarray52:  ah, didn't see that..  Hrm..  well ext3 is VERY good for that; worst case you can mount it as ext2.  xfs though I've seen be pretty reliable as well
[04:27] <nFxus> error recovery being if a drive dies correct
[04:27] <hky> [_miT_]: i mean the conntrack in kernel module
[04:28] <dsnyders> HI all!  Does anyone have kpovmodeler working in 9.04?
[04:28] <millhouse513> anyone know emacs??  for some reason my emacs is not properly highlighting my c++ syntax :(
[04:29] <nFxus> I have seen that zfs is good as well would that be anyaccount.. or is that soly for opensolars
[04:29] <jarray52> millhouse513: I like xfs. It's fast. But, I don't store customer data and such things.
[04:29] <|604|> when i boot kde and type in my password it loads 50% and then says this: no write access to /home/sixofour/.ICEauthority
[04:29] <millhouse513> nFxus:  zfs is available for Linux via FUSE.  I've used it for an iSCSI based in-house storage solution...It's good.  I can't say much about performance because there was a lot i couldn't test, but it's a good filesystem
[04:29] <Jordan_U> |604|, Did you read the link from ubottu?
[04:30] <nFxus> so let me understand the error recovery part.. you are talking about when a drive dies and it resyncs correct
[04:30] <|604|> no, there are like 40 different pages to read
[04:30] <hky> is it safe to do aptitude purge libnetfilter-conntrack1 while the box live
[04:30] <millhouse513> jarray52:  what filesystem do you use for >16TB?
[04:30] <|604|> none of them meanted the error i got when searching
[04:30] <|604|> mentioned
[04:30] <jarray52> millhouse513: for what application? Scientific data? Customer data? Financial data?
[04:30] <Jordan_U> |604|, http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo
[04:31] <kyle2> Im trying to get cups running, I did it a few weeks ago before i was forced to reinstall. The first time, in the end, all I needed to do was to change the listening port from loclhost to * then I ran a single cups command that enabled network printing. For the life of me I can't find that command again. Any one have any ideas?
[04:31] <millhouse513> jarray52:  customer data?
[04:31] <jarray52> millhouse513: gmail?
[04:31] <monokrome> Hey. Is there a way I can browse through the files in a basic Ubuntu installation online? I just want to look at the default sudoers file.
[04:31] <millhouse513> jarray52:  gmail??
[04:31] <|604|> yes Jordan_U how is this related to my issue?
[04:32] <snori> join #linuxoutlaws
[04:32] <jarray52> millhouse513: A google employee wouldn't be asking questions here... but I imagine they deal with terabytes of E-mail.
[04:32] <Red_HamsterX> monokrome, you can download the .debs from packages.ubuntu.com or grab the source rchives with apt.
[04:32] <Jordan_U> |604|, The problem you have is caused by you running graphical apps with sudo
[04:32] <brandon__> Guys Im trying to connect a Serial Printer to ubuntu through a USB to Serial Adapter, lsusb detects the adapter but cups wont detect the printer ....
[04:32] <|604|> yes, but how do i fix it?
[04:33] <Red_HamsterX> monokrome, .deb files are just archives. You can extract them easily.
[04:33] <dsnyders> snori, it's /join, not just join.
[04:33] <|604|> you want me to not run kde with sudo?
[04:33] <|604|> how do i do that?
[04:33] <monokrome> Red_HamsterX: I'd rather just look at the default sudoers file over HTTP if possible
[04:33] <snori> yup thanks!
[04:33] <millhouse513> jarray52:  no i don't work for google..  worked for a lit support company
[04:33] <Jordan_U> |604|, Boot into recovery mode and run "mv /home/sixofour/.ICEauthority /home/sixofour/.ICEauthority-bad"
[04:33] <nFxus> millhouse513. say u have 16 .15TB drives. u want to build 4 raid6 arrays. and encrypt all data with software raid. what would you choose
[04:33] <|604|> i can do that from the ctrl-alt-f1 prompt?
[04:34] <Monona> Jack is getting tons of xruns before I even run any other programs.  I've been doing a bunch of troubleshooting (some of which is here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1407904) and I'm pretty stuck.  How can I test if it's a hardware issue or rt-kernel issue or something like that?
[04:34] <nFxus> 15tb = 1.5TB
[04:34] <jarray52> millhouse513: Sorry. I was unclear. I was stating that a company such as Google for the purpose of E-mail may have 16TB of data.
[04:34] <kyle2> is there a proper channel to get help with network printing?
[04:34] <Jordan_U> |604|, Do what?
[04:34] <|604|> what you said
[04:34] <brandon__> Kyle2: what do you need?
[04:34] <kyle2> Im trying to get cups running, I did it a few weeks ago before i was forced to reinstall. The first time, in the end, all I needed to do was to change the listening port from loclhost to * then I ran a single cups command that enabled network printing. For the life of me I can't find that command again. Any one have any ideas?
[04:34] <jarray52> nFxus: What type of data are you storing? How randomly will data be accessed?
[04:35] <millhouse513> jarray52:  we had a bunch of data..  the data was such that it grew because of the process and got pretty big..  XFS gave us really nice speed...in fact we consolidated to one linux server vs. three windows/ntfs servers which accomplished the same outcome :)
[04:35] <nFxus> it will be accessed daily
[04:35] <nFxus> more reads then writes
[04:35] <brandon__> kyle2: cups can easily be handeled in Ubuntu Gui
[04:35] <millhouse513> nFxus:  i haven't done encryption..
[04:35] <|604|> Jordan_U i did that, now restart x?
[04:35] <brandon__> kyle2: let me demonstrate
[04:35] <brandon__> kyle2:
[04:35] <Jordan_U> |604|, Yes.
[04:35] <nFxus> i have with ext3 and raid1's
[04:35] <jarray52> nFxus: Will the data be accessed sequentially or in a random way?
[04:35] <nFxus> random
[04:36] <robb> heh
[04:36] <millhouse513> nFxus:  well, we setup a 14x500GB raid5 (mdadm) array running XFS and it ran pretty well--fast enough that the company moved operations to just it from three windows fs servers
[04:36] <|604|> ok
[04:36] <brandon__> kyle2: on the host PC (PC with printer to be shared) go into printing from System > Admin > Printing
[04:36] <|604|> now, what is the kernal command?
[04:36] <|604|> like umount -a or something?
[04:36] <jarray52> nFxus: What do you mean by daily?
[04:36] <brandon__> kyle2: Tell me when done
[04:36] <millhouse513> nFxus:  will the data set grow past the 4xRAID6 arrays?
[04:36] <jarray52> nFxus: that could be once a day. 100 times a day, etc...
[04:36] <kyle2> brandon__: done...
[04:37] <hellyeah> haha
[04:37] <brandon__> kyle2: You should see a window that says Printer Configuration - Local Host
[04:37] <mclark1128> Jordan_U, how do I reinstall the image packages to /boot?
[04:37] <mclark1128> I've formatted the partition to be ext3
[04:37] <rastasean> can anyone recommend a program similar to empathy IM?
[04:37] <brandon__> kyle2: Click Server > Settings
[04:37] <h0x1a> pidgin
[04:37] <nFxus> 1000's of times aday... reads an writes... yes data will grow past 4 raids
[04:38]  * m3onh0x84 is away: I'm must busy
[04:38] <nFxus> but in small numbers
[04:38] <jarray52> nFxus: Do you mean 16x 1.5terabyte drives or 16x 150GB drives?
[04:38] <brandon__> kyle2: Click Server > SettingsThen Check (Show Printers, Publish Shared Printers, Allow Printing from the Internet, Allow Remote Admin then hit ok
[04:38] <nFxus> 16 1.5tb's
[04:38] <Red_HamsterX> monokrome, if you're still looking, I can just e-mail you one.
[04:38] <dsnyders> HI all!  Does anyone have kpovmodeler working in 9.04?
[04:38] <nFxus> and i meant 2 8 disk raid6's
[04:38] <Red_HamsterX> monokrome, or DCC.
[04:38] <sixofour> Jordan_U: i seem to have kde working, and i am on the rt-kernal, but no sound :/
[04:38] <brandon__> kyle2: State when done
[04:38] <nFxus> 6 useable and 2 pairites
[04:38] <jarray52> nFxus: Can you quantify how randomly the data accesses will be?
[04:38] <kyle2> brandon__: there it is
[04:38] <sixofour> i assume switching kernal broke some stuff Jordan_U ?
[04:39] <sixofour> i'm 604
[04:39] <h0x1a> abc
[04:39] <nFxus> jarray52 expline the randomness
[04:39] <nFxus> i dont understand that
[04:39] <millhouse513> nFxus:  i'd recommend xfs.  just make sure no one hits the reset button on the server when you're in the middle of a TON of writes ;-)
[04:39] <jarray52> nFxus: completely random or in 100 MB chuncks?
[04:39] <brandon__> kyle2: Also make sure under Server > connect you have (Without Quotes "/var/run/cups/cups.sock"
[04:39] <nFxus> ahh
[04:39] <nFxus> 1-100+ chunks
[04:39] <millhouse513> we had that once...only time we had to do xfs recovery...it took a while, but it came back
[04:39] <Jordan_U> sixofour, No idea about the sound issue.
[04:39] <jarray52> nFxus: chunk=?
[04:40] <nFxus> varies from 1mb to 100+mb
[04:40] <millhouse513> ext3 just takes a while to expand its fs...and you have to take the filesystem offline to do it.
[04:40] <brandon__> kyle2: then on the Pc's to be hooked up check mark Server > Setting > (Show Printers Shared By other Systems, Allow Printing From Internet)
[04:40] <millhouse513> i think it took...1 hour to expand 1-2TB for volume?
[04:40] <nFxus> ya i have that issue now. with ext3
[04:40] <brandon__> kyle2: Then your other pcs should detect the printer on the same network automatically
[04:40] <jarray52> nFxus: xfs is very fast for large chunks. It's performance waynes as data reads become more random.
[04:40] <Jordan_U> millhouse513, And xfs can't shrink at all, which I always found odd.
[04:41] <kyle2> brandon__: thank you sir
[04:41] <nFxus> ok so far.. xfs seems to be the one you all lean towards...
[04:41] <brandon__> kyle2:  No Problem, printing was my hardest step in learning ubuntu, but its actually quite simple
[04:42] <jarray52> millhouse513: Does raid offer protection against xfs file corruptions?
[04:42] <millhouse513> Jordan_U:  why would you want to take disk space away?  ..i understand though, but i think when SGI wrote the fs they didn't think you'd want to downsize ;)
[04:42] <millhouse513> jarray52:  i want to say no..  raid offers protection from a failing hard drive
[04:42] <dsnyders> HI all!  Does anyone have kpovmodeler working in 9.04?
[04:42] <jarray52> millhouse513:That's what I thought too.
[04:42] <jarray52> but not sure.
[04:43] <millhouse513> nFxus:  xfs takes a few seconds to resize and can do it while fs is live I believe
[04:43] <nFxus> thats a +
[04:43] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, still no solution eh?  well you're dedicated!
[04:43] <jarray52> nFxus: What application do you have in mind?
[04:43] <kyle2> is any one aware of a ext2/3/4 driver for windows 7?
[04:43] <brandon__> Guys Im trying to connect a Serial Printer to ubuntu through a USB to Serial Adapter, lsusb detects the adapter but cups wont detect the printer ....
[04:43] <millhouse513> nFxus:  I would do some testing...  easiest thing to do is setup the raid sets, format with xfs/ext3, then simulate some heavy i/o and do something nasty like hit the power button...see which comes back and if you need to run the recovery tools, which one comes back clean
[04:43] <jarray52> nFxus: will the smallest data chunk be 1MB?
[04:44] <millhouse513> kyle2:  http://www.fs-driver.org/
[04:45] <jarray52> I'm experiencing periodic disconnects using Ubuntu Netbook remix. Does anyone know what could cause this?
[04:45] <nFxus> i would think so ya
[04:45] <Jordan_U> nFxus, Just to make your decision harder, I'd recommend ext4. It's the current standard, can deal with large files and filesystems, and can be converted directly to btrfs when btrfs is ready.
[04:45] <nFxus> maybe 1mb. would be hard for me to pinpont that one
[04:45] <nFxus> is btrfs riser?
[04:45] <kyle2> millhouse513: I don't believe that driver is supported in windows 7
[04:45] <Jordan_U> nFxus, No
[04:45] <nFxus> or what was riser
[04:45] <nFxus> kk
[04:46] <robb> jarray52: possibly similiar to USB power cycle issues?
[04:46] <millhouse513> Jordan_U:  oh wow I didn't know that about converting to btrfs
[04:46] <nFxus> when is the finial for btrfs
[04:46] <Nightwatch> Jordan_U says EXT4 and millhouse513 says XFS... I got that right?
[04:46] <jarray52> robb: Sorry. I didn't understand what you meant.
[04:46] <DeltaLima28> im wondering is it hard to manage a 64 bit ubuntu system?  I mean, tar'ing and rebuilding stuff for the 64 bit version?
[04:46] <millhouse513> NightWatch:  yes
[04:46] <Hebram> !fuse > Hebram
[04:47] <[_miT_]> is there a way to 'load balance' two connections on ubuntu? (say WLAN and LAN)
[04:47] <GeekSquid> cjohnston: nice note on lp/ubuntu/answers/103031 - I had to have a linux based phone
[04:48] <jarray52> robb: I don't think it is a USB power cycle issue. The disconnects occur while the computer is being actively used.
[04:49] <Jordan_U> millhouse513, It's pretty awesome actually. btrfs uses the "free space" from the ext2/3/4 filesystem, writes all of its meta-data there pointing to the same data blocks from the ext4 partition... ( since this comment is longer than I thought it would be I'll just point you here ): http://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Conversion_from_Ext3
[04:49] <cjohnston> GeekSquid: hehehe... are you the original op?
[04:49] <GeekSquid> cjohnston: yeah, I posted it
[04:49] <Jordan_U> millhouse513, And s/partition/filesystem/ in my comment
[04:50] <millhouse513> Jordan_U:  I'll check it out
[04:50] <cjohnston> Don't know what to tell you... I guess this is the one thing the iPhone does better?
[04:50] <cjohnston> GeekSquid: ^
[04:50] <mindviru1> Hi. I cannot click even though my mouse is moving.
[04:50] <mindviru1> Before, whenever I clicked, it seemed like it was just clicking on the Pidgin tray icon.
[04:50] <mindviru1> Because Pidgin appeared/disappeared every time I clicked.
[04:50] <mindviru1> I need my mouse.
[04:50] <nFxus> what would you pick if you had to choose tomorrow for a fs fellas
[04:51] <mindviru1> Alt+tab is not working.
[04:51] <mindviru1> This is urgent.
[04:51] <mcurran> Is there a such thing as a wildcard character or string you could place in a web browser's url, so that a server's directory tree would be displayed (or make this easy to find)?
[04:51] <mindviru1> I have 10 minutes to submit an assignment.
[04:51] <GeekSquid> cjohnston: I'm certain it will get fixed quickly, It might make us look bad if it doesn't
[04:51] <mindviru1> Pleas ehelp.
[04:51] <mindviru1> *Please help.
[04:51] <FloodBot3> mindviru1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:51] <Jordan_U> MindVirus, Can you get to a terminal with ctrl+alt+f1 ?
[04:51] <jarray52> Anyone know what could cause Ubuntu to periodically disconnect from the Internet? happens every 15 minutes on some networks. Other computers are not affected.
[04:51] <mindviru1> Jordan_U: Yes.
[04:51] <cjohnston> GeekSquid: I'll try to talk with the webmaster tomorrow.. If not, I have a meeting with him on Thursday.. So I'll bring it up then.
[04:52] <mindviru1> Jordan_U: I can perform some keyboard shortcuts but not others.
[04:52] <Jordan_U> mindviru1, Have you tried restarting X?
[04:52] <mindviru1> mindviru1: I have a terminal open in GNOME right now because I assigned a keyboard shortcut to it.
[04:52] <mindviru1> Jordan_U: No.
[04:52] <mindviru1> I have an unsaved assignment.
[04:52] <mindviru1> Jordan_U: Is there nothing I can do to reset my mouse click?
[04:52] <Jordan_U> mindviru1, In what application?
[04:52] <GeekSquid> cjohnston: might be upstream with moinmoin, not sure though ... you can have him contact me via LP or here if they need any debugging
[04:53] <mindviru1> Jordan_U: Every.
[04:53] <mindviru1> I have 2 minutes to talk.
[04:53] <mindviru1> Then I restart X.
[04:53] <cjohnston> GeekSquid: will do..
[04:53] <mindviru1> And try to recover a document.
[04:53] <mindviru1> *my document.
[04:53] <Nightwatch> so btrfs is not ready Jordan_U ? what why you recommend ext4 because of the easy conversion?
[04:53] <Nightwatch> *that
[04:54] <brjann> mindviru1: you should be able to switch applications with Alt+Tab and save with Ctrl+S in most applications
[04:54] <mindviru1> brjann: Alt+Tab does not work.
[04:54] <Jordan_U> Nightwatch, Just in case he still has the same file system in a few years, makes less sense now that I think of it :)
[04:54] <mindviru1> Hmm.
[04:54] <brandon__> Guys Im trying to connect a Serial Printer to ubuntu through a USB to Serial Adapter, lsusb detects the adapter but cups wont detect the printer ....
[04:54] <mindviru1> Now everything works for some reason.
[04:54] <mindviru1> Thanks anyways. :)
[04:54] <mindviru1> What a weird bug.
[04:54] <srini> i got the error while installing Vncviewer  libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:54] <brjann> o_O
[04:55] <Nightwatch> so you recommend that Jordan_U ? xfs?
[04:55] <Jordan_U> Nightwatch, I guess I'll just stay neutral :)
[04:56] <Nightwatch> but you are between ext4 and xfs ?
[04:56] <Jordan_U> Nightwatch, Yes.
[04:56] <DJ_HaMsTa> how do i make a file executable ?
[04:56] <DJ_HaMsTa> i am reading a tutorial that states /etc/openvpn/office.up should be executable and contain:
[04:56] <ZykoticK9> DJ_HaMsTa, "chmod +x $FILENAME"
[04:57] <Edgan> djhash_: chmod +x filename   or chmod 755 filename
[04:57] <nFxus> reading on btrfs... seems like it will be a gem when its finial
[04:57] <Edgan> djhash_: sorry, wrong person
[04:57] <Edgan> nFxus: yeah
[04:57] <DJ_HaMsTa> so add the info in the file and then dothe chmod thing ?
[04:59] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, dedicated or masochistic.  Not sure which yet.
[04:59] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, lol - well I hope you find an answer soon man!  good luck
[05:01] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, Why don't you quickly do an apt-get install kpovmodeler, run it, zoom in and out using the scrollwheel, and let me know if it's running fine on your system...  I can wait.
[05:04] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, it's been removed from Lucid
[05:04]  * acovrig_asleep is away: I'm asleep
[05:05] <aaron_liuj> we r in day time
[05:05] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, Wow!  I was only joking, but thanks for trying.
[05:05] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, it's installing in a VM - it's installed in a VM now
[05:05] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, So, it's been removed from lucid.
[05:06] <dsnyders> !lucid
[05:06] <shahzad> any body tell me about where i go to open a corel draw file
[05:08] <shahzad> i need some help to open a cdr file in ubuntu 9.04
[05:08] <genii> shahzad: There's no packaged applications for ubuntu which can immediately open .cdr files... but you may want to check out http://sk1project.org/  they usually have an Ubuntu package available there
[05:08] <rzx237> shahzad: whats the extension?
[05:08] <shahzad> i install this package but i am not understand because the package not appear in menu
[05:09] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, http://imagebin.org/87310 and you thought it looked bad on your system :)  remember this is running in a VM so the graphics where bound to fail
[05:09] <rzx237> shahzad: try inkscape
[05:09] <derenrich> I want to do something like cat foo | (filters) > foo without clobbering foo (since it gets truncated up front) and without a temp file, ideas?
[05:09] <genii> shahzad: alt-f2 and put: sk1                   it should run
[05:10] <ZykoticK9> derenrich, ">>" is append
[05:10] <aaa_> непонятно как то
[05:10] <derenrich> ZykoticK9: i don't want to append, I want to replace the file with the filtered version
[05:10] <KB1JWQ> !ru | aaa_
[05:11] <jef91> Anyone here ever use the desktop recorder xVidcap before? I am wondering if there is a way I can have it record audio output from my speaker output directly instead of my mic while it is recording
[05:12] <derenrich> ZykoticK9: consider http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/U0yVaf3j
[05:12] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, That does look bad, but I am seeing bits of fail like my system.  In the bottom right corner, you've got the camera view overlapping a front view.  In the top right, you've also got two views overlapping.
[05:13] <nFxus> ok so here is another question... using dropbear with an encrypted root/ ...  unlocking that via ssh, has anyone had success with that
[05:13] <ZykoticK9> derenrich, your best bet is probably to ask in #bash (if you don't get an answer here first), sorry man, i'm no help to ya.  Good luck.
[05:13] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, so it may not be just my machine.
[05:14] <dsnyders> derenrich, You may want to look into sed
[05:14] <lenovo> my software called miro internet  tv can not play some rmvb files .how i do
[05:16] <yupeng820921> can ubuntu 8.04 directory update to ubuntu 10.04?
[05:17]  * genii ponders "directory update"
[05:17] <dsnyders> genii, I think he meant directly
[05:17] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, i also don't find any other frontend to povray in the repository :(  don't have any suggestions for you.
[05:17] <genii> yurebis: You can go from Long Term Support version to next Long Term Support directly, yes
[05:17] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, Thanks for looking.
[05:18] <Jordan_U> yurebis, 10.04 hasn't been released yet though
[05:18] <ghufran> hi .. i am trying to setup a vpn connection between 9.1 and a remote network.. i was able to set it up the first time .. but then i restarted it and its not connected anymore .. how do i fix that?
[05:18] <Monona> How can I change the IRQ of my soundcard?  I don't seem to have the option in BIOS.
[05:19] <genii> Monona: Usually on the load option in /etc/modules
[05:19] <genii> Monona: eg: drivername irq=#
[05:19] <Monona> genii: How do I access that?
[05:19] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, BTW, I'm planning to upgrade my machine (800MHz, 380MB) to one that can handle virtualization.  What are you running on?
[05:19] <genii> Monona: Do you know the name of the module your soundcard uses?
[05:20] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, AMD 64 X2 6400+
[05:20] <parolang> Has anyone else had luck changing the window manager GNOME uses? I tried changing it in gconf-editor...but I log out, and log back in again and it returns to compiz.
[05:20] <MilitantPotato> parolang: I use fusion-icon, seemed the easiest route
[05:20] <parolang> What's that?
[05:20] <genii> Monona: When you do, open /etc/modules by:  alt-f2   gksu gedit /etc/modules             add the modulename it uses and the irq=#   after it.
[05:21] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, What motherboard?
[05:21] <MilitantPotato> parolang: lets you change between compiz/gnome WM, and emerald
[05:21] <Monona> gennii:  Would it be snd_hda_intel, maybe?
[05:21] <Jordan_U> parolang, Turn off desktop effects in System > Preferences > Appearance
[05:21] <parolang> MilitantPotato: I'm trying to use sawfish :)
[05:21] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, Asus something or other (would have to reboot to find out, sorry) - i only have 4G of ram on my system, wish i had more.
[05:22] <MilitantPotato> parolang: it lists all the ones currently installed, did for me atleast, even let me use kwin in gnome
[05:22] <parolang> Jordan_U: It's set on none :/
[05:22] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, Only 4G, he says!  Sheesh!  Did you read my sub 1G specs?
[05:22] <genii> Monona: That is likely. so you would put similar to:   snd-hda-intel irq=7                          as an example. And use hyphens and not underbars
[05:23] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, sorry, didn't mean to belittle your rig in any way man ;)
[05:23] <parolang> MilitantPotato: I'll see if it works.  Thanks.
[05:23] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, <sniff>That's Okay.  I'll get over it.
[05:23]  * dsnyders dabs tears from his eyes
[05:24] <zcat[1]> trying to ./configure a program (not available as a a package, I checked) : configure: error: *** Qt toolkit not found, unable to continue ***  -- have installed libqt4-dev, qhat am I missing?
[05:24] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, Seriously, though,  Thanks for trying kpovmodeler out for me.
[05:25] <zcat[1]> software is http://www.rivendellaudio.org/ if it helps...
[05:25] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, sorry i couldn't be more help.  i must say, i think it's interesting that it's not in the Lucid repo - i take it someone out there doesn't like kpovmodeler
[05:25] <parolang> Okay...I think I must of messed up my X somehow.  fusion-icon says Fatal: No composite extension.  Lots of apps are complaining about it.
[05:26] <parolang> I think it's because I installed Nvidia drivers...
[05:26] <Monona> gennii:  Just so I'm sure, this should be /etc/modules, right?  There's only three other modules in here right now.  I just add snd-hda-intel irq=13 at the end?
[05:26] <rastasean> Does anyone used the chat program KOPETE??
[05:27] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, Maybe it's not there because of issues like mine.  Or maybe they just haven't filled out the repositories yet.
[05:27] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, oh the repos are pretty full at this point, i'm guessing it's NOT going to be in Lucid
[05:28] <genii> Monona: Yes
[05:28] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, I understand kpovmodeler was moved out from the "core" repositories to multiverse.
[05:29] <Monona> gennii:  Thanks.  I'll reboot and see how it goes.
[05:29] <genii> Monona: Sorry for not responding earlier, I didn't get a message highlight because you wrote "genni" instead of "genii" and I was in another channel ...
[05:29] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, well it looks like it's now been moved out of multiverse as well...  there is probably a PPA with one though, have you checked?  what version of kpov are you using now?
[05:30] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, or not - by the looks of things
[05:31] <tearran> is there a way to put nvidia drivers on a live cd for pirsonal use
[05:31] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, 3.6.1
[05:32] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, searching PPAs and don't find a single entry...  not looking good for this program man
[05:32] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, Sorry, that's the version number of povray.
[05:32] <genii> !remaster | tearran
[05:32] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, ya ya I'm with ya
[05:32] <tearran> ty will check it out
[05:34] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, at the moment I don't have kpovmodeler installed. but it's 5:1.1.3
[05:35] <Monona> gennii:  Adding snd-hda-intel irq=13 to the end of /etc/modules didn't work.  I was supposed to use - instead of _, right?  And all lowercase?
[05:38] <dsnyders> ZykoticK9, Odd that they would have povray, but not kpovmodeler.
[05:38] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, yup no kpovmodeler for Lucid man
[05:39] <stueh> Hello everyone
[05:39] <stueh> A quick question
[05:39] <GeekSquid> !ask | stueh
[05:40] <abata> hola aca ahy mujeres?
[05:40] <GeekSquid> !es | abata
[05:40] <superuser> Hi, anybody having problems getting a nVidia GeForce FX5200 to work with the nVidia drivers?
[05:40] <stueh> Is there any way of taking my Ubuntu system, as it is, and repackaging it so it becomes an install disk, which will install Ubuntu with the packages I already have on there?
[05:40] <dsnyders> !ppa
[05:40] <kinja-sheep> !remaster | stueh
[05:40] <GeekSquid> !remaster | stueh
[05:41] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, you can search PPA from https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas
[05:41] <genii> dsnyders: kpovmodeller seems to have been abandoned about Sept 2008
[05:42] <superuser> Can anybody tell me if typing 'nvidia-xconfig --help' works for them?
[05:42] <superuser> The manpage conflicts with the binary here
[05:42] <superuser> (Karmic)
[05:42] <ZykoticK9> superuser, works here - would you like me to pastebin the output?
[05:43] <yawk> i see a lot of posts on the forums about failures with i3 330m processors.. what's the status of that?
[05:43] <superuser> ZykoticK9: That would help
[05:43] <ZykoticK9> superuser, http://paste.ubuntu.com/387421/
[05:44] <ddelony> I installed Enlightenment E16 On my Ubuntu Netbook Remix version 9.10, and decided to try E16 + GNOME. Now GNOME has some strange problems, even when I log into the regular GNOME session.
[05:44] <ZykoticK9> superuser, verify that you also have nvidia-xconfig version 1.0 before using any of that help page!  we might/are using different versions of apps
[05:45] <ddelony> The screen keeps flashing.
[05:45] <ddelony> And sometimes there's no menu bar.
[05:46] <superuser> ZykoticK9: Can you do '/exec - dpkg -s nvidia-settings | grep Version' ?
[05:46] <ddelony> The menu
[05:47] <ddelony> The menu's not showing up at all.
[05:47] <MilitantPotato> Are there any tricks around to speed up flash in linux at all?
[05:47] <ZykoticK9> superuser, Version: 190.53-0ubuntu1 < told you, different versions
[05:48] <superuser> ZykoticK9: Hum, weird, my system tells me there are no updates available. Are you using Karmic or Lucid?
[05:49] <ZykoticK9> superuse1, ;) can't say, not Karmic :)
[05:49] <owen1> i need a video editor for vob format. any tips?
[05:50] <ddelony> Is there a way I can fix GNOME without reinstalling the whole system?
[05:50] <superuser> ZykoticK9: do a 'cat /etc/lsb-release', it'll tell you
[05:50] <ZykoticK9> superuser, oh "I" know the answer
[05:50] <Jordan_U> owen1, I think that pitivi can edit any format that gstreamer supports ( which you can tell by trying to play the file in totem )
[05:50] <superuser> ddelony: try 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure gnome-desktop'
[05:51] <superuser> ZykoticK9: Oh ok
[05:51] <owen1> Jordan_U: i played it with mplayer. is it the same?
[05:51] <Jordan_U> owen1, No
[05:51] <superuse1> test
[05:52] <owen1> Jordan_U: so i'll try with totem
[05:53] <udev-upgrade> anyone know how to block udev from upgrading...ubuntu for arm arch doesn't support the latest udev with the latest kernel
[05:53] <abhi_nav> Hello!
[05:53] <Jordan_U> !pin | udev-upgrade
[05:54] <udev-upgrade> please repat that url
[05:54] <rww> udev-upgrade: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto
[05:54] <vhann> Alright, so how do I 'dist-upgrade' from Karmic? 'sudo apt-get dist-upgrade' does nothing and KPackageKit doesn't have such an option
[05:54] <vhann> God do I miss dear old adept_manager
[05:54] <rww> ubottu: dist-upgrade | vhann
[05:55] <vhann> !upgrade
[05:55] <melow01> I've got an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400 64-bit processor.  Which version of Ubuntu should I be downloading? i386 or amd64?
[05:56] <rww> melow01: either will work fine
[05:56] <melow01> rww, oh ok. I was a little confused between the two. I thought i386 was strickly 32-bit but I suppose I
[05:56] <melow01> rww, wrong?
[05:56] <genii> melow01: amd64
[05:56] <vhann> Oh, so Lucid isn't a 'rolling' release yet?
[05:57] <rww> melow01: Core 2 processors can run 32-bit or 64-bit operating systems.
[05:57] <rww> vhann: Ubuntu doesn't do rolling releases.
[05:57] <ardchoille> vhann: It won't ever be
[05:57] <genii> vhann: Debian is a rolling release, *buntu is on a 6 month release cycle
[05:57] <melow01> rww, so is the i386 version 32-bit by default?
[05:57] <genii> melow01: Yes
[05:57] <rww> melow01: i386 is 32-bit. amd64 is 64-bit.
[05:57] <vhann> Hum, seems like I didn't use the right term here
[05:58] <Hebram> Is there a package that will image my hard drive while Ubuntu is running?
[05:58] <ddelony> Has anyone else had problems with Enlightenment?
[05:58] <rww> genii: Debain Unstable is rolling. actual Debian releases aren't...
[05:58] <genii> rww: Yeah, true
[05:58] <vhann> I mean 'isn't officially out yet'... which is actually obvious since we aren't in April yet
[05:59] <melow01> rww, I would like to run a 64-bit version of the OS. The Ubuntu amd64 version will work on an Intel Quad Core?
[05:59] <rww> vhann: Yeah, it's coming out at the end of April.
[05:59] <rww> melow01: on a Core 2 Quad? Yes, it will work fine.
[05:59] <melow01> rww, ok thanks
[05:59] <genii> melow01: The "amd" part of "amd64" is deceptive, i know
[05:59] <ZykoticK9> melow01, although it's called amd64 it works just as well on intel64
[05:59] <vhann> Ok, so every non-free nvidia package I have here is F'ed up
[05:59] <elite0> sddds
[05:59] <rww> genii: so is i386, since it doesn't actually support i386 any more, iirc.
[06:00] <Fliptop> Hello every one.
[06:00] <elite0> hello!!
[06:00] <melow01> genii, ZykoticK9 Good to know.... I was confused by the naming conventions and I don't know the history all too well
[06:00] <genii> rww: Well, maybe 386DX
[06:00] <jarray52> Anyone know the default location of the wl.ko module?
[06:00] <vhann> nvidia-xconfig --help tells me '--help' is not a supported option (then it tells me the only supported options are --help and something), nvidia 173 Series driver won't load...
[06:01] <vhann> What should I do about those? Anybody have a clue?
[06:01] <parolang> Screw the nvidia driver...nothing but pain
[06:01] <Fliptop> Well, this is the first time i have played with XChat very nice.
[06:01] <Aciid> nvidia is best u can get for ubuntu
[06:01] <mhaedo> Aciid: yes, I'll second that
[06:01] <blakkheim> dont't buy from ati - enemy of your freedom
[06:02] <Fliptop> This is so going to come in handy.
[06:02] <mhaedo> parolang: I'm running a NVidia Geforce GTX 280M.  easiest thing I've ever set up in linux.
[06:02] <elite0> a
[06:02] <vhann> Actually, I'm gonna try nouveau
[06:02] <jarray52> blakkheim: ATI releases the hardware standards I believe
[06:02] <vhann> maybe it'll work with my FX5200
[06:02] <mhaedo> absolutely 0 tearing on all compiz animations
[06:02] <mhaedo> none, whatsoever
[06:02] <elite0> saki estas man
[06:02] <artser> smn
[06:02] <Aciid> mhaedo:  GLX Renderer GeForce GTS 250/PCI/SSE2 here
[06:02] <artser> que kieres aki?
[06:02] <elite0> no les sentiendo
[06:02] <mhaedo> Aciid: that's a desktop card?
[06:02] <blakkheim> !es
[06:02] <elite0> nothing jajaja
[06:02] <Filled-Void> Hi all Im on an Ubuntu 9.10 and my Home partition is sort of filling up and I noticed a folder taking 14.4 gb of space. it sunder .local/share/gvfs-metadata Im guessing that I should be deleting this to reclai space or would it be ok to delete this folder at all ?
[06:03] <jarray52> blakkheim: Their drivers aren't as good, but in theory developers have everything to develop good open source drivers.
[06:03] <mhaedo> Aciid: probably a step above the 280m, right? (i don't know graphics cards very well)
[06:03] <Aciid> mhaedo: yes, but I dont spend much money on em
[06:03] <rww> jarray52: It's generated by dkms from the bcmwl-kernel-source package. My system has copies at /var/lib/dkms/bcmwl/5.10.91.9+bdcom/KERNELVERSION/i686/module/wl.ko and /lib/modules/KERNELVERSION/updates/dkms/wl.ko
[06:03] <genii> blakkheim: Looks more like malay than spanish
[06:03] <Hebram> parolang:  I use a nvidia quadro fx 570m with the restricted driver version 185 with no problems.  Just installed and rebooted.
[06:03] <blakkheim> genii: i dont know the malay command
[06:03] <mhaedo> Aciid: i'm running a laptop that was designed for gaming just because I wanted compiz to look pretty :)
[06:03] <mhaedo> and i lovvvve it
[06:03] <Aciid> mhaedo: my gaming laptop just came back from fujitsu
[06:04] <mhaedo> Aciid: specs?
[06:04] <Aciid> the fan was full of dust, and the motherboard crippled
[06:04] <andruk> how can i reload my keyboard drivers?
[06:04] <Fliptop> I have an ati 200m it can be hard to get ati cards to work
[06:04] <parolang> Hebram: geoforce fx5200 here...and it just seems to go coocoo.
[06:04] <mhaedo> I have a Sager 8690.  Damn near everything worked out of the box.
[06:04] <Fliptop> i can't run 9.10
[06:05] <Aciid> mhaedo: http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/laptops/0,39030091,49293800,00.htm , its old
[06:05] <Aciid> but I paid for it myself
[06:05] <mhaedo> Upek fingerprint reader was a mf'er to get set up though.  but it works now ;)
[06:05] <jarray52> rww:Thank you. Do you happen to know why there are two copies of the wl.ko file?
[06:05] <Aciid> it was like ~1200e retail
[06:05] <rww> jarray52: No idea. I assume it has something to do with the dkms process, and I don't understand how dkms works.
[06:05] <Hebram> mhaedo:  I need to tackle my upek biometric as well.  Haven't attempted it yet.
[06:06] <mhaedo> Hebram: wanna tackle it now?  i'd be happy to help you out
[06:06] <mhaedo> Hebram: while it's still fresh in my mind
[06:07] <Hebram> mhaedo:  I really appreciate the offer, but it is bedtime for me.  You in the channel much?
[06:07] <ddelony> The top menu bar in Ubuntu Netbook Remix is gone.
[06:07] <mhaedo> Aciid: just got me an i7 820qm, 4GB DDR3-1333mhz, GTX 280M, Full HD 1080p
[06:07] <parolang> Hebram: I was just trying to use it for multihead support.  I just took the second monitor out right now.  It was freezing up, crashing programs...bad bad.
[06:07] <mhaedo> Hebram: not really man.  but just remember, it can be done
[06:08] <ddelony> There's also no Window manager.
[06:08] <Hebram> mhaedo:  I'll stomp it.  Google is my friend.
[06:08] <mhaedo> Hebram: you have to compile a few things by hand, tweak one file to get it to compile, and use FingerprintGUI instead of fprint
[06:08] <mhaedo> Hebram: just remember when you get to the compilation error you have to change elsif to else because of GCC4
[06:09] <Hebram> parolang:  I haven't attempted multiple monitors yet.
[06:09] <mhaedo> multiple monitors is easy
[06:09] <Hebram> mhaedo: OK
[06:09] <Filled-Void> Hi all Im on an Ubuntu 9.10 and my Home partition is sort of filling up and I noticed a folder taking 14.4 gb of space. It is under .local/share/gvfs-metadata Im guessing that I should not be deleting this to reclaim space or would it be ok to delete this folder at all ?
[06:09] <mhaedo> but you have to have a decent graphics card to get compositing to work on both monitors
[06:09] <ddelony> Got it. Enabled Visual effects.
[06:09] <Hebram> g'night all
[06:10] <Fliptop> don't you just love the "got it" moments. :)
[06:11] <theadmin> ddelony: There must be a window manager even if those are disabled.
[06:11] <ZykoticK9> Filled-Void, that folder takes up 852K on my system
[06:11] <theadmin> ddelony: Ubuntu's got two window managers in GNOME, compiz (one with desktop effects and stuff) and metacity (one without)
[06:12] <dsnyders> Anybody know a good 3d modelling software?
[06:12] <darolu> dsnyders: Blender
[06:13] <ddelony> I removed Enlightment, but the references to E16 are still in the Sessions menu.
[06:13] <Filled-Void> ZykoticK9, Thanks Im checking the community wiki and seeing if its ok to remove at the moment :D . I find it odd that one file would take up 14 gb though
[06:13] <Mardenkein> dsnyders "blender"
[06:14] <ZykoticK9> Filled-Void, actually I'm guessing it's 100s or 1000s of files actually
[06:14] <theadmin> Any chances that gdm2setup will be included into Ubuntu by default in future?
[06:14] <dsnyders> darolu, I tried Blender once.  It was unintuitive.
[06:14] <sidney> isn't there a ubuntu handbook?
[06:14] <rww> Filled-Void: Do you have any partitions or network shares mounted?
[06:15] <Filled-Void> rww, Its my system at home so I dont believe so :o
[06:15] <Filled-Void> rww, As fopr mounting partitions I do use a external drive once in a whie dont know it that counts though
[06:16] <mhaedo> anyone here familiar with compiling ubuntu kernels with make-kpkg?
[06:16] <theadmin> Filled-Void: Well, if you aren't using it now, it won't count.
[06:16] <Filled-Void> rww, The file name is home.ptnw7u
[06:16] <rww> Filled-Void: Hmm. Usually, when I see a lot of stuff in there, it's actually links to data I'm accessing through Places->Connect to Server
[06:16] <Filled-Void> rww, Negative I dont connect to any other servers :D Just using ubuntu as a basic win replacement
[06:17] <GeekSquid> Filled-Void: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoverLostDiskSpace look at this ... especially the part about tune2fs
[06:18] <jarray52> rww:Thanks again. My problem seems to be solved for the time being.
[06:18] <darolu> dsnyders: it is very different than other apps, it is true, after a while you get used to it, in my opinion is the most -complete- opensource 3D software; there are other options though  K3D is not entirely bad.
[06:18] <Filled-Void> GeekSquid, reading that now :)
[06:19] <ddelony> How do I get GDM to update the list of available sessions?
[06:19] <Fliptop> well, you guys stay cool it's bed time for me
[06:19] <ddelony> !gdm
[06:20] <adarsha> is there any disk defragmenter in ubuntu (like windows)?
[06:20] <Jordan_U> dsnyders, darolu: Blender is the vi of 3D software :)
[06:21] <perscitus> How do you install plugin manually in firefox home directory>
[06:21] <Jordan_U> !defrag | adarsha
[06:21] <knoppies> adarsha, not out of the box. The ext2 and ext3 filesystems try and avoid de-fragmentation, rather than trying to cure it. But I have seen 3rd party ones around. If its advisable to use it, well thats debatable.
[06:21] <ZykoticK9> Jordan_U, can you really say Anything is the "vi" of Anything else... :)
[06:22] <Filled-Void> Thanks for the help folks I think i just recovered about 32 gb :D
[06:22] <mhaedo> Filled-Void: how so
[06:22] <adarsha> thanks, guys! :)
[06:23] <Filled-Void> mhaedo , removed one of the files in the gvfs-metadata folder , found torrents using twice the space . I swtiched clients in between (long story)
[06:23] <perscitus> How do you install plugin manually in firefox in ~/ ?
[06:23] <mhaedo> Filled-Void: what exactly does that directory contain?
[06:23] <Jordan_U> ZykoticK9, Blender is the vi of 3D software ^[:w!
[06:24] <dsnyders> Jordan_U, I'm looking for more of a gedit of 3D software.  However, I'm glad you didn't say blender was the Emacs of 3D software.
[06:24] <Filled-Void> mhaedo, A bunch of log files and a file I cant seem to open in any application at all which is using up 14.4 gb and was last used last week :o
[06:24] <perscitus> uh... dont ignore me
[06:24] <mhaedo> interesting
[06:24] <ZykoticK9> dsnyders, LOL gedit of 3d software -- awesome man!
[06:24] <blakkheim> !patience | perscitus
[06:24] <jaypur> can someone help me? my wi fi connects with ubuntu, n95, but not on windows....
[06:24] <jaypur> does any1 know about wi fi that could help me?
[06:25] <dsnyders> darolu, Blender looks like it can do animations.  Hmm... that may be interesting later on.
[06:25] <perscitus> blakkheim,  When God was handing out patience, i thought he was talking about doctor's visits.
[06:25] <rzx237> jaypur: just ask
[06:26] <ZykoticK9> jaypur, if your having problem with windows you should join the ##windows channel
[06:26] <dsnyders> perscitus, I spent three weeks asking the same question until someone took pity on me.
[06:26] <darolu> dsnyders: oh yeah, actually there are some films made entirely in Blender, like Elephants Dream and Big Buck Bunny. Give it a try, you may want to try K3D too, is not bad.
[06:26] <jaypur> rzx237, already done that
[06:26] <jaypur> i'm on it
[06:26] <Filled-Void> mhaedo, Ive been using Ubuntu on an old system it only has a 80gb drive xD I should go out and just get another drive . But not sure if i can add another /home partition :x.
[06:26] <dsnyders> darolu, A look at k3d is my next step.
[06:26] <dsnyders> ... probably followed by looking for a blender tutorial.
[06:27] <perscitus> blakkheim,  When God was handing out patience, i thought he was talking about doctor's visits.
[06:27] <perscitus> How do you install plugin manually in firefox in ~/ ?
[06:27] <blakkheim> perscitus: please stop repeating yourself so quickly
[06:27] <darolu> perscitus: copying files in ~/.mozilla/firefox/plugins would be my guess; not entirely sure though
[06:28] <perscitus> darolu,   nopr.
[06:28] <knoppies> perscitus, you tried google or the ubuntu forums?
[06:28] <Filled-Void> brb folks :)
[06:28] <indus> darolu, thats correct if its the flash plugin that is
[06:28] <mhaedo> Filled-Void: you could set up a software RAID array to have them both appear as one
[06:28] <perscitus> knoppies,   already on it but no luck yet
[06:28] <knoppies> perscitus, So far, Im out of ideas.
[06:29] <indus> perscitus, what plugin
[06:30] <perscitus> indus,   undisclosed.
[06:30] <indus> perscitus, ? then go to another channel for help
[06:31] <perscitus> indus,  dont be rude
[06:31] <dsnyders> perscitus, Perhaps they can help in #firefox.
[06:31] <indus> perscitus, how do you expect anyone to help if you cant really say what you want to do
[06:31] <Nijverheid> perscitus: how do you expect people to help if you're not telling them the full story? indus isn't being rude at all
[06:31] <theadmin> perscitus: What is the problem? Sorry, missed it
[06:32] <oLife> Emerald Theme Manager is being weird, but my emerald theme to be working I have to terminal "emerald --replace" and I can't close that terminal window. eh?
[06:32] <perscitus> indus  Nijverheid  dont troll.  ie, be argumentative.
[06:32] <Quan-Time> defrag program, any such animal or need ?
[06:32] <Lappie> can anyone see this?
[06:32] <GeekSquid> Lappie: yep
[06:32] <Quan-Time> Lappie: nope. try again
[06:33] <Lappie> ty, i was afaraid that somethin was not working properly
[06:33] <ZykoticK9> !defrag > Quan-Time
[06:33] <theadmin> Quan-Time: Unless you're using FAT filesystems, although no idea how to defrag those even. Linux filesystems don't get fragmented
[06:33] <Nijverheid> perscitus: I'd say it's quite the opposite personally. You've already paid no heed to half the channel guidlines. I'd suggest reading the channel guidlines at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines before participating in the channel :)
[06:33] <ZykoticK9> theadmin, well, that's not really true - they do fragment, a little
[06:33] <theadmin> ZykoticK9: o_O So there IS a need? Eek.
[06:34] <Lappie> if i was banned in a room, is there a way for me to see if i was?
[06:34] <GeekSquid> !coc | perscitus perhaps this would be a better document for you
[06:34] <Quan-Time> awesome.. cheers
[06:34] <ZykoticK9> theadmin, oh i don't think there is a need but file do get fragmented (ever so little)
[06:34] <theadmin> Lappie: Yep. You'd get a error "Can't send to channel"
[06:34] <Quan-Time> steam (via wine) has just started whinging about needing a defrag to play games.. wtf... anyway. ill ignore it
[06:34] <Lappie> ok ty again
[06:34] <theadmin> Quan-Time: Steam filesystem is a separate thing
[06:34] <biko> hy
[06:34] <theadmin> Quan-Time: PM me about that
[06:35] <perscitus> GeekSquid,   i know both irc guidelines and CoC ( i have it signed) so broke none of them. welcome to ignore.  dont be disrespectful.
[06:36] <Nijverheid> perscitus: then I suggest you stop telling off people who could potentially help you ;)
[06:36] <indus> does he have a real problem?
[06:36] <perscitus> Nijverheid,   i never did
[06:36] <Lappie> since u guys were tkin about linux, what is the best way for someone to learn about using that os?
[06:36] <Nijverheid> perscitus: 3 times in the last 10 minutes in fact
[06:37] <pshr_> !dual
[06:37] <indus> Lappie, help.ubuntu.com
[06:37] <dsnyders> darolu, can blender load kpovmodeler files?
[06:37] <theadmin> Lappie: There are many ways. Linux is awesome because you have the Freedom of Choice
[06:37] <kinja-sheep> Lappie: For starters... Using it as your main OS... You'll learn fast that way.
[06:37] <perscitus> Nijverheid,   Your on ignore. Keep it it up and i will report you.
[06:38] <knoppies> Whenever my gnome panel loads, the wifi/network icon in the Notification applet is 'blacked out' and/or missing. I can resolve the problem by deleting the notification applet and re-adding it to the panel, but its a pain to do that everytime I log in. Anybody got any ideas?
[06:38] <Myrtti> perscitus: just move on
[06:38] <Lappie> can i have it and vista on the same sys?
[06:38] <GeekSquid> perscitus: uh, huh, show me a launchpad page and I will believe you, seems you like anonymity
[06:38] <theadmin> perscitus: Yeah, go put the whole channel on ignore, infact you just did so with quite well-known supporters.
[06:38] <xTheGoat121x> Is there a way to remap mouse buttons for a single program without using imwheel?
[06:38] <Nijverheid> perscitus: if I'm on ignore then how on earth can you know if I'm saying anything about/to you?
[06:38] <knoppies> Lappie, there are various ways to achieve that. SO YES.
[06:38] <theadmin> ...I just tried to tab-autocomplete "ignore"
[06:38] <indus> lol good point
[06:39] <Myrtti> Can you people move on from the meta talk and punching each other to actually helping the channel visitors with their Ubuntu problems and questions?
[06:39] <knoppies> theadmin, I do that with many things. All long words in emails and things. Im looking for a plugin to 'life' that would tab-complete stuff for me.
[06:39] <elky> Nijverheid, let up. If he doesn't want help, don't give it to him. Just don't waste your time on pettiness.
[06:39] <Mardenkein> i want to be on ignore too.. ..lol
[06:39] <perscitus> theadmin,   and yet they break CoC.
[06:39] <indus> perscitus, so i ask again, what is the problem you have, moving a plugin (undisclosed one according to you ) to ./mozilla/plugins?
[06:39] <knoppies> Lappie, you still there?
[06:39] <Lappie> yep
[06:39] <perscitus> indus,   Tried and never worked
[06:39] <indus> perscitus, what plugin i ask again
[06:40] <Nijverheid> elky: will do :) sorry for any inconvenience
[06:40] <theadmin> perscitus: Well. I asked you what the problem is (i missed the time when you said it) and you didn't even respond
[06:40] <indus> perscitus, ok some last advice, if it s not working, its because of conflict with an existing plugin from somewhere in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[06:41] <knoppies> Lappie, ok, you can either run ubuntu (or windows) in a VM (assuming your machine has some power under the hood). Or you can 'multi-boot' by installing it on separate HDDs and/or partitions
[06:41] <perscitus> I know there isnt a conflict.
[06:41] <knoppies> Lappie, on multi boot you will be given the option to boot either linux OR windows everytime you turn the PC on. So to switch between them, you have to restart.
[06:42] <Lappie> hmm, well, i dk if i "have some power under the hood" or not its a lappie w core duo 2ghz, 3gig mem, 100gb hd
[06:42] <darolu> dsnyders: I don't really know if Blender loads kpovmodeler files as I have never used kpovmodeler but considering both are open source projects chances are very good it does
[06:42] <theadmin> Yah i keep XP and Ubuntu together, Lappie, i have some experience with that, so you can ask any questions away about it. note that installing Windows after Linux will destroy GRUB, so keep an Ubuntu Live CD near ya
[06:42] <nomad77>  perscitus try restarting firefox
[06:43] <knoppies> Lappie, then a VM would be an option, just dont expect it to be the fastest thing around.
[06:43] <Lappie> i have one of those acer lil laptops, maybe i should use it as a guinie pig
[06:43] <Lappie> it aint good for much anyhow
[06:43] <Oak> How do I change the icon for xterm so that it shows up on my docky themed gnome-do?
[06:43] <adarsha> theadmin: is there any way to get back grub after it got destroyed by installing windows? or should i install ubuntu all over again?
[06:43] <kinja-sheep> Lappie: I agree. You want to buy my netbook? :)
[06:43] <xTheGoat121x> Are there any alternatives to imwheel on Ubuntu?
[06:43] <knoppies> Lappie, as theadmin stated, its often easier if you install windows FIRST and linux SECOND so that linux deals with booting.
[06:44] <knoppies> adarsha, I thin there are ways to fix grub
[06:44] <theadmin> adarsha: Boot from a livecd, do "grub-install /dev/sda1" (or whatever). Done
[06:44] <knoppies> adante, s/thin/think
[06:44] <adarsha> thanks! :)
[06:44] <perscitus> screw this, this plugin doesnt work
[06:44] <adarsha> i'll try that.
[06:44] <theadmin> adarsha: Err, /dev/sda, sorry, must be installed on top of the drive
[06:44] <adante> knoppies: probably want adarsha :]
[06:44] <dsnyders> darolu, Thanks for the pointers.
[06:44] <knoppies> sorry adante
[06:45] <mhaedo> anyone here know a way to speed up a kernel compile a bit more?
[06:45] <adante> knoppies: you're right
[06:45] <adarsha> theadmin: sorry, i didn't get it.
[06:45] <Sargun> How do I figure out what package owns what?
[06:45] <mhaedo> i've set CONCURRENCY_LEVEL=8, then ran time nice --20 fakeroot make-kpkg --initrd --append-to-version=-custom kernel_image kernel_headers
[06:45] <steppenwolf> Hieverybody,I am to install Ubuntu on a Centrino Duo lap wich kind of format would be better to make partitions for / and /home ie which are the differences between ext3 and ext4?
[06:46] <theadmin> adarsha: Well, there are partitions (/dev/sda1, /dev/sda2) and drives (/dev/sda, /dev/sdb, etc)
[06:46] <mhaedo> i'm still only utilizing only 50% of my processor speed
[06:46] <mhaedo> when i compile things using make -j8 it uses 99%
[06:46] <theadmin> steppenwolf: ext4 is faster, that's all
[06:46] <dsnyders> steppenwolf, Personally, I'd go with ext3 simply because I have no experience with ext4.
[06:46] <adarsha> theadmin: ok,
[06:46] <mhaedo> quite frusterating
[06:46] <Lappie> is linux good for animation programs such as bryce 5, blender, art of illusion and paint shop pro?
[06:47] <steppenwolf> thanks
[06:47] <darolu> Lappie: blender runs natively in Linux
[06:47] <Lappie> cool, thats good  2 know, it runs like crap in vista
[06:48] <Lappie> well, act, lots of stuff runs like crap in vista, and i HATE the uac crap
[06:48] <theadmin> Lappie: THAT can be disabled ;)
[06:48] <mhaedo> anyone here know why make-kpkg runs so slowly?
[06:49] <Lappie> i know, but supposidly if u do someone will hack ure stuff or smthin
[06:49] <DJNiX> Hi, can somebody help me with some  gfx driver problems in Ubuntu 9.10 with 2.6.33 kernel
[06:49] <DJNiX> ?
[06:49] <Oak> How do I change the icon for xterm so that it shows up on my docky themed gnome-do?
[06:49] <Lappie> which i beleive bcause of all the windows haters out ther
[06:49] <theadmin> Lappie: Nah, not really, it just prevents stuff from executing without your wish. If you have a fine antivirus it's fine.
[06:49] <mhaedo> Oak: easy way is to change it in the system menu then drag to docky again
[06:49] <darolu> DJNiX: just ask your question, try to be more specific please.
[06:50] <|604|> the word antivirus was used in a linux channel lol
[06:50] <theadmin> |604|: It often is, because newbies ask whether they need one
[06:50] <|604|> yeah
[06:50] <mhaedo> Oak: and I'd recommend upgrading to docky2 (now a seperate package from gnome-do, you have to add the repositories for it)
[06:51] <Lappie> ive always believed that virus were made by windows users in the first place to sell anti-virus progs (not 2 mention the peeps that want to steal others info)
[06:51] <DJNiX> So, i got a basic install through Wubi, of an Ubuntu Karmic Koala 9.10 install with 2.3.19 Kernel, then i upgraded my kernel with a linux-image-2.6.33-generic deb downloaded from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.33/linux-image-2.6.33-020633-generic_2.6.33-020633_i386.deb
[06:52] <Oak> mhaedo: is it a launcher too?
[06:52] <mhaedo> Oak: just the launcher
[06:52] <dsnyders> Lappie, no viruses predate windows.
[06:52] <DJNiX> also installed linux-headers and linux-source from the same link
[06:52] <DJNiX> (deb files)
[06:52] <Sargun> Does anyone have the file: /etc/X11/Xsession.d/70pulseaudio
[06:53] <peeps> is someone here using a corei5 with the builtin graphics?
[06:53] <DJNiX> then, after rebooting i noticed that there was a message telling me that linux is running in low graphics mode
[06:53] <cyberbluntz> OK, so I'm at school today and I figure I'm going to try out connect to our SSH server through Ubuntu (its fedora I guess) However I unfortunatley found out that I couldnt get any connection, not even access to the WIFI through ubuntu, so in essence, I was FORCED to use win7/putty :(
[06:53] <DJNiX> and that there is no driver installed
[06:53] <cyberbluntz> Any idea what I can do to get connects?
[06:53] <DJNiX> btw, i have a GeForce 8600GT OC 256MB
[06:53] <mhaedo> Oak: lemme give ya a screenshot
[06:53] <darolu> DJNiX: do you have Nvidia? and installed the driver you download from the website?
[06:53] <DJNiX> darolu, i had the latest stable driver installed before upgrade
[06:54] <peeps> i noticed a very long pause during boot (about 30s) while it appears to be waiting for I/O from the intel graphics
[06:54] <DJNiX> now i cannot install it again
[06:54] <peeps> that's what it looks like on the bootchart anyways
[06:54] <DJNiX> as it says that 1) i don't have the corect gcc
[06:54] <DJNiX> after ignoring that i get the second error that i don't have the linux-source installed
[06:55] <darolu> DJNiX: you need to upgrade your nvidiakernel, everytime you upgrade/change kernel you need its appropriate nvidia kernel source
[06:55] <mhaedo> Oak: http://img709.imageshack.us/img709/2811/screenshotsh.png
[06:55] <DJNiX> aha.. can i know how to do that?
[06:55] <DJNiX> :) i'm not quite pro in linux..
[06:55] <DJNiX> but i can learn fast :D
[06:56] <indus> DJNiX, go to system >admin>hardware drivers and install the drivers
[06:56] <darolu> DJNiX: sudo apt-get install nvidia-kernel${VERSION}-$(uname -r)
[06:56] <Oak> mhaedo: Isn't there a way to just change the icon?
[06:57] <DJNiX> i E: Couldn't find package nvidia-kernel-2.6.33-020633-generi
[06:57] <DJNiX> :(
[06:57] <darolu> DJNiX: if you don't want to do this everytime you upgrade your kernel, install the driver you find with "jockey-gtk"
[06:57] <mhaedo> Oak: i always just change it in my system menu, then redrag to docky
[06:58] <Oak> mhaedo: not working
[06:58] <darolu> DJNiX: you can try reinstalling the driver (the same you installed in the first place), it will generate the nvidia kernel, just make sure to install build-essential package
[06:58] <mhaedo> Oak: it doesnt use the same icon as your main gnome menu?
[06:58] <knoppies> Whenever my gnome panel loads, the wifi/network icon in the Notification applet is 'blacked out' and/or missing. I can resolve the problem by deleting the notification applet and re-adding it to the panel, but its a pain to do that everytime I log in. Anybody got any ideas?
[06:59] <Oak> mhaedo: it uses a generic launcher icon
[06:59] <mhaedo> Oak: but it uses the correct icon in the gnome menu?
[06:59] <darolu> DJNiX: you can also try with "sudo apt-get install nvidia-kernel-common"
[06:59] <Oak> mhaedo: how do I change that icon?
[07:01] <mhaedo> system->preferences->main menu
[07:01] <DJNiX> jockey gave me an error
[07:01] <Oak> mhaedo: then no, it's not copying it
[07:01] <DJNiX> "Sorry, installation of this driver failed"
[07:01] <cyberbluntz> I guess I could run a VM though linux as windows?
[07:01] <mhaedo> are you using a vector graphic?
[07:01] <mhaedo> a .svg?
[07:01] <theadmin> cyberbluntz: Err, i didn't exactly get it, but you can run Windows on Linux in a VM, sure
[07:01] <mhaedo> Oak:  try changing it to an icon in /usr/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps/
[07:01] <DJNiX> darolu, update-rc.d: warning: nvidia-kernel stop runlevel arguments (1) do not match LSB Default-Stop values (none)
[07:02] <mhaedo> for docky you want to use a scalable vector graphic, .svg, not just a .png
[07:02] <darolu> DJNiX: you probably need to uninstall the driver you have installed; refer to nvidia's documentation on how to do it, I have never uninstalled that driver
[07:02] <DJNiX> aha
[07:02] <DJNiX> i know how to do that
[07:02] <DJNiX> ok, let me try again
[07:02] <darolu> DJNiX: After you uninstall try installing the Ubuntu one with jockey
[07:02] <indus> !who | DJNiX
[07:03] <theadmin> !tab > theadmin
[07:03] <DJNiX> darolu: still the same problem with jockey
[07:03] <darolu> DJNiX: did you restart X?
[07:04] <DJNiX> darolu: doing it now
[07:04] <Gadu> changing up an ubuntu livecd for my personal use and running into a few package problems. removed a few packages that are part of ubuntu-desktop which immediately removes the entire bundle so I decided to just install gnome-desktop-environment
[07:05] <Gadu> but it is bundled with things as well... but in this case there is a conflict or 2
[07:05] <Gadu> nautilus-cd-burner conflicts with brasero
[07:06] <Gadu> but I want to keep brasero lol
[07:06] <Jon-> Looking for a way to do winkey+# = restore/minimize window in x[#] position. Very useful feature from Windows 7. Is this impossible in Ubuntu?
[07:06] <Gadu> is there not a gnome-lite or something I can install instead
[07:07] <Gadu> Jon-, if you're talking about what I think you are, check out maximumize and minimumize
[07:08] <r00t_> how do i restart my audio system? I keep having a problem with my audio where my coputer will stop playing audio files unles i adjust the volume formthe keyboard,but this only fixes it for a min. restartingthe computer fixes the problems for a few hours so i figure if i restart teh audio server? Deamon? im not sure what its called but i think i can just restart that to fix my problem
[07:08] <DJNiX> darolu: same things.. can i send you the logs from nvidia installer? as i guess it's not a bout the nvidia kernel, but about the running linux kernel
[07:08] <Gadu> this deal with ubuntu bundled packages requiring ALL of the packages in the bundle to have any of them is a bit frustrating at time
[07:09] <darolu> DJNiX: pastebin it, so everybody can help you: http://paste.ubuntu.com
[07:09] <mhaedo> ou figure it out...i'm compiling .33 right now and run an nvidia geforce gtx 280
[07:09] <mhaedo> i hope you
[07:10] <mhaedo> cant type today
[07:10] <cyberbluntz> theadmin may i send you a pm?
[07:10] <theadmin> cyberbluntz: Uh, sure.
[07:11] <DJNiX> http://paste.ubuntu.com/387451/
[07:12] <adarsha>  /exit
[07:12] <Jon-> Anyone know how the taskbar icons locations are remembered? I need to implement a script that depends on figuring out which item is the first listed, the second, etc.
[07:12] <DJNiX> darolu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/387451/
[07:12] <DJNiX> forgot to mention the name :)
[07:13] <Gadu> anyone know how I can install gnome-desktop-environment without including nautilus-cd-burner?
[07:13] <Gadu> or remove a package that is part of ubuntu-desktop without removing the entire ubuntu-desktop package?
[07:15] <nomad77> DJNiX: i'd let it run,works a lot of time . nvidia here if fails reboot to old kernel reinstall driver.
[07:15] <darolu> DJNiX: "Unable to find the kernel source tree for the currently running kernel." it is the nvidia-kernel-source =p
[07:16] <DJNiX> nomad77: i still have an option in grub to start the old 2.6.19 kernel, and i can easily install the driver there, and it works flawlessly
[07:16] <Jon-> Anyone know how the taskbar icons locations are remembered? I need to implement a script that depends on figuring out which item is the first listed, the second, etc. [OR: How can I find out things like this without having to delve fully into the src?]
[07:16] <darolu> DJNiX: you can read: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[07:16] <cyberbluntz> what app can I use to emulate a windows connect?
[07:17] <darolu> DJNiX: there are 7 packages containing nvidia-kernel source, I don't know which one you need; open a terminal and type: apt-cache search kernel-source to see them
[07:18] <nomad77> DJNiX: the CC warning is not a show-stopper. can build and run least half the time. and sometimes linux needs to be symlnked to the kernel-2.6.bla folder in /usr/src or the kernel-headers.
[07:19] <psycho_oreos> !bot > psycho_oreos
[07:19] <darolu> DJNiX: this is a detailed tutorial of what you need to do: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaManual
[07:19] <DJNiX> darolu: i can see those 7 nvidia drivers, but none of them is the version i need
[07:20] <Nijverheid> hey guys, I'm changing the text displayed when someone ssh'es into my box. I keep changing the content of /etc/motd but everytime I ssh in, it changes the message back >:( any way I could preserve my changes?
[07:20] <DJNiX> and trying to install nvidia-185-kernel-source says that it's already installed
[07:20] <psycho_oreos> !wubi > psycho_oreos
[07:22] <AndyS2> Nijverheid: don't really know what does it, but when I had a similar problem on SuSE, I set the immutable flag on the file after changing it. It's something the filesystem has to support, though, IIRC
[07:22] <indus> DJNiX, you need the 190 version if you aer using karmic 9.10
[07:22] <DJNiX> there is no such version
[07:22] <AndyS2> Nijverheid: a quick google found this: http://linuxhelp.blogspot.com/2005/11/make-your-files-immutable-which-even.html
[07:23] <Nijverheid> AndyS2: epic, thanks
[07:23] <AndyS2> Nijverheid: hope it works, but it's just a workaround, not a real solution ;)
[07:23] <Jordan_U> Nijverheid, That's probably not what you want to do
[07:23] <Nijverheid> err... ok?
[07:23] <Jordan_U> Nijverheid, You probably just want to edit /etc/motd.tail
[07:26] <indus> !info nvidia-glx-190
[07:26] <indus> !info nvidia-glx-185
[07:26] <indus> DJNiX, try sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-185
[07:27] <coz_> nvidia problems?
[07:27] <Jordan_U> Nijverheid, man motd.tail for more information.
[07:28] <Nijverheid> Jordan_U: thanks :)
[07:28] <Jordan_U> Nijverheid, You're welcome.
[07:28] <indus> DJNiX, did you try to install the drivers from the website?
[07:28] <DJNiX> yes
[07:29] <DJNiX> indus: you mean form the nvidia site?
[07:29] <darolu> DJNiX: did you follow this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaManual
[07:29] <DJNiX> that's what i'm trying to do
[07:29] <indus> DJNiX, yes
[07:29] <indus> DJNiX, dont do it that way
[07:30] <DJNiX> indus: i'll try the guide darolu mentioned
[07:30] <indus> ok
[07:30] <mhaedo> 47min to compile a kernel package.  that's no good.  somehow make-kpkg isn't utilizing my processor correctly
[07:31] <darolu> indus: he had the driver working, upgraded his kernel and now nvidia drivers need new nvidia-kernel-sources.
[07:31] <indus> darolu, that is why you should install from hardware drivres
[07:31] <indus> or things will brek
[07:32] <darolu> indus: I agree, but he had the nvidia website drivers installed when he got here
[07:32] <indus> ya i see
[07:32] <cyberbluntz> whats a good program too veiw wireless access points and information?
[07:32] <coz_> then its just a matter of reinstalling the nvidia driver
[07:32] <darolu> and now jockey can't install the ubuntu package
[07:32] <indus> unless he completely removes nvidia installer
[07:32] <coz_> darolu,  not unless he uninstalls the other driver
[07:33] <indus> move into nvidia folder and run ./uninstall.sh
[07:33] <indus> or whatever its named
[07:33] <darolu> coz_: yeah I told him to do that but he claims it still doesn't work
[07:33] <coz_> sudo /usr/bin/nvidia-installer --uninstall
[07:33] <DJNiX> so,  i'm still trying to install them the easy way, now i fixed the link to the linux sources and already got some other error, that the sources might not be properly configured
[07:33] <DJNiX> should i do "make config"?
[07:34] <coz_> darolu,  mm  it should unless the updates removed build-essential which I doubt
[07:34] <darolu> DJNiX: By "the easy way" you mean with jockey?
[07:34] <DJNiX> darolu: indus: i uninstalled the 190.53 driver by typing sudo nvidia-uninstall
[07:34] <DJNiX> darolu: no, with the installer, trying both 190 and 195beta driver
[07:35] <indus> DJNiX, ok maybe there are other extra options like purge
[07:35] <coz_> DJNiX,  ok and did you restart just to be safe after that?
[07:35] <indus> always RESTART
[07:35] <indus> ALWAYS
[07:35] <DJNiX> restarting X
[07:35] <coz_> DJNiX,  no restart the system not x
[07:35] <indus> No restart system to remove kernel modules
[07:35] <DJNiX> ok
[07:35] <coz_> DJNiX,  the modules are still loaded
[07:35] <DJNiX> ok.. restarting then
[07:35] <coz_> DJNiX,  you will get all sorts of erros
[07:36] <coz_> DJNiX,  aldo
[07:36] <coz_> also
[07:36] <user6> hai
[07:36] <coz_> DJNiX,  when you get to the low graphics dialog move to console
[07:36] <darolu> DJNiX, coz_, indus: I gotta go to bed, good luck with that driver.
[07:36] <coz_> DJNiX,   /etc/init.d/gdm stop   cd to the location of the nvidia driver
[07:37] <user6> halooooooooooo
[07:37] <coz_> DJNiX,   then sh NV   hit tab to complete name  and install then   then when finished   sudo init 6
[07:37] <indus> :)
[07:37] <coz_> I hope he got that
[07:39] <bo255in> Hi
[07:39] <bo255in> I'd like to setup an encrypted container in ubuntu
[07:39] <bo255in> who could advice anything?
[07:39] <coz_> bo255in,  I dont think I can ... I have dont that too little to be of any help
[07:39] <DJNiX> still same thing.. no changes
[07:40] <coz_> DJNiX,  open a terminal   sudo apt-get update  then   sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[07:42] <DJNiX> coz_: I don't know why always when I use apt-get update it always stops at 99% [Waiting for headers]
[07:42] <coz_> DJNiX,   ok  let it stay there for a bit./..if nothing happens open synaptic and Reload  then mark all updates
[07:42] <coz_> DJNiX,  then go back to the terminal and do apt-get dist-upgrade
[07:43] <coz_> I have seen this happen here as well
[07:43] <DJNiX> that's what i did now, found many packages, but i don't know why it says that it will install linux-headers, and image 2.6.31-20-generic, which is lower than the one i have now
[07:44] <coz_> DJNiX, mm  unless something happened to the previous update
[07:44] <coz_> DJNiX,  which one do you have now?
[07:44] <DJNiX> uname -a
[07:44] <DJNiX> Linux ubuntu 2.6.33-020633-generic #020633 SMP Thu Feb 25 10:59:18 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[07:45] <coz_> DJNiX,  mmm well withouth the headers the nvidia driver wont install
[07:45] <coz_> DJNiX,  you can also install linux-source
[07:45] <MilitantPotato> When I setup my encrypted home, it gave a rather complex passphrase, which I've lost. Can I reset this?
[07:45] <DJNiX> but i have the linux-header-2.6.33-020633 folder in my /usr/src folder
[07:45] <coz_> MilitantPotato,  if no one can help here right now you can try the ##linux channel
[07:46] <indus> MilitantPotato, you cannot
[07:46] <coz_> DJNiX,   then I am puzzled guy...apparenlty the kernel you have now was not installed properly or the headers werent  .... not sure i would have to be there to fiddle a bit
[07:46] <indus> MilitantPotato, thats the point of encryption
[07:47] <indus> MilitantPotato, as far as i know, the data cannot be recovered
[07:47] <nomad77> DJNiX: try: sudo ln -s /usr/src/linux-header-2.6.33-020633 /usr/src/linux
[07:47] <nomad77> DJNiX: then retry the installer
[07:47] <MilitantPotato> indus: I'm logged in currently, I'd need to backup ~/, format, then setup a new ~/ from scratch?
[07:47] <jamieleshaw> Hello, I'm trying to install a newer version of python httplib2 that supports Python 3, it isn't working, Can someone please help?
[07:48] <DJNiX> this command makes a symlink?
[07:48] <indus> MilitantPotato, is your home encrypted or entire /
[07:48] <MilitantPotato> indus: just ~/
[07:48] <DJNiX> nomad77: this made a broken link in my linux folder
[07:49] <indus> MilitantPotato, all iam saying is, there is no easy way to recover ~/ or home as i call it
[07:49] <nomad77> DJNiX: yes to tell installer "use me" basically
[07:49] <DJNiX> aha. understand
[07:49] <DJNiX> nomad77: i did that with the linux-source folder
[07:49] <nomad77> ok
[07:49] <indus> MilitantPotato, even if i steal the hard disk , i dont think its possible thats what i  read
[07:49] <indus> !encryption
[07:49] <DJNiX> nomad77: and id didn't worked, the installer told me that the sources aren't properly configureg
[07:50] <DJNiX> *configured
[07:50] <MilitantPotato> indus: I've not lost my ~/, I'll tar it and make a new one, I guess
[07:50] <indus> MilitantPotato, you said you forgot passphrase
[07:50] <DJNiX> anyway, i'm trying now the installer
[07:50] <indus> MilitantPotato, then how will you acess it?
[07:51] <nomad77> DJNiX: well i'd say you've tried everything other than kernel downgrade or dist-upgrade. hmmm
[07:51] <rzx237> indus, so we better should avoid encrypted home dir?
[07:51] <MilitantPotato> indus: yes, I couldn't access it from a LiveCD, I'm currently logged in from my install
[07:51] <Lappie> im a lil confused about installing n stuff, when i dl ubuntu, do i need to dl and install linux as well?
[07:51] <indus> oh always unless you work for the military
[07:51] <indus> i dont know why they offer it so easily as an install option
[07:51] <jamieleshaw> Lappie, No.
[07:51] <indus> its crazy, i had to format it to do anything again once i lost password
[07:52] <mhaedo> anyone ever figure out the problem with the nvidia driver and new kernel?
[07:52] <Flannel> Lappie: You download Ubuntu (the iso) then put it on a CD then boot to the CD.  Detailed instructions are available at the top of this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation (Standard Installation)
[07:52] <MilitantPotato> indus: Yea, I agree.
[07:52] <MilitantPotato> indus: Since I'm currently logged in on my install, can I change my passphrase?
[07:52] <arand> Lappie: Linux is a part of the ubuntu install. It's the core of the system and included.
[07:52] <indus> yes, when i saw the installer i got all excited, i encryt home, then some crash and i cant recover it
[07:53] <indus> MilitantPotato, hmm that probably might be ,its somewhere in a file in hidden home
[07:53] <indus> MilitantPotato, wait there is a way i think
[07:53] <Lappie> ahhh, i see, also i was curious about BERYL, i was wtchin on youtube, it looks awsome and im soo interested in it 2
[07:53] <haresh> why dose my computer lags
[07:54] <coz_> Lappie,  well beryl is no longer developes and doubtfull if it would even insatll now
[07:54] <Flannel> Lappie: It's actually merged into compiz-fusion now, "beryl" doesn't technically exist anymore
[07:54] <Lappie> im sorry i have soo much 2 learn about all this stuff, i hope my dumb questions dont aggravate anyone
[07:54] <coz_> developed
[07:54] <DJNiX> nomad77: this is what i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/387463/
[07:54] <coz_> Lappie,  no problem at all
[07:54] <jamieleshaw> Lappie, and compiz fusion is merged into compiz
[07:54] <Jordan_U> Flannel, And it's now just compiz :)
[07:54] <arand> Lappie: Beryl is old and has been replaced/merged into compiz, but it should have all the same features available.
[07:55] <Lappie> i understand, and compiz is what again?
[07:55] <haresh> any one please help me
[07:55] <coz_> Lappie,  very much the same as beryl...same developers for the most part
[07:55] <haresh> how to check how much prossess is running
[07:55] <haresh> ?
[07:55] <coz_> Lappie,  3d excelerated desktop
[07:55] <Lappie> ah ok , so in comparassion, its like vista aero w the flip 3d stuff n such
[07:55] <coz_> haresh,  in gnome  system/administration/system monitor
[07:55] <indus> MilitantPotato, http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/2009/03/mounting-your-encrypted-home-from.html
[07:56] <arand> Lappie: Very much so yes
[07:56] <coz_> Lappie,  well vista has  i think one animation  compiz has  way many more :)
[07:56] <indus> MilitantPotato, the password is stored in some folder
[07:56] <MilitantPotato> wrapped passphrase
[07:56] <coz_> Lappie,   you tube  search   for compiz feature focus   it is old but it will give you an idea  ...it was made by one of the compiz developers
[07:56] <Flannel> Jordan_U: as of... a month ago.  Alright, I don't mind being a month old :)
[07:56] <arand> haresh: you could look in system>admin>gnome system monitor
[07:57] <indus> yeah cant read it really but can use it to recover
[07:57] <haresh> i knwo
[07:57] <haresh> but my com is laggying
[07:57] <tehbaut> someone refresh me on how to get to root again? thought it was su -i or something
[07:57] <Lappie> ty again, so, i m currently a sec away from dlingl ubuntu, where do i get compiz?
[07:57] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, sudo
[07:57] <arand> Lappie: it's included in ubuntu
[07:57] <tehbaut> jamieleshaw: no, not one-off uses
[07:57] <al_> could someone please tell me how to share a foolder on Ubuntu with Windows7?
[07:57] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, su root
[07:57] <ubyserver> Hey everyone!
[07:57] <Lappie> rofl, again im sorry about all these dumb questions, i have sooo much 2 learn
[07:58] <tehbaut> jamieleshaw: no, not password-required uses
[07:58] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, if you have a root pass set, if not then sudo su root
[07:58] <ubyserver> Lappie, as long as you are learning many are satisfied.
[07:58] <tehbaut> hmmm
[07:58] <tehbaut> ah, yeah that last one worked
[07:58] <coz_> tehbaut,   or  open a terminal  sudo passwd  root   typein a new root password  that os passwd not password
[07:58] <Lappie> u cant see it, but im bowing in astonishment for all you guys's help, tyvm
[07:58] <tehbaut> I swear there was something with a -i though...
[07:58] <coz_> tehbaut,  then in terminal type   su  and the new password
[07:58] <arand> Lappie: if you want to configure the more spicy effects, you will have to get the "compizconfig-settings-manager", which is available from the built-in software centre.
[07:59] <jamieleshaw> coz_, He said he didn't want to set a root password
[07:59] <tehbaut> coz_: well this is a live cd.. no point in doing that
[07:59] <coz_> jamieleshaw,  ah I see
[07:59] <mikepq> Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone here is good at Astronomy, or if you know a channel where I can get some Astronomy help?
[07:59] <coz_> tehbaut,  no you are correct sorry
[07:59] <MilitantPotato> indus: I have two lines in that file, which is the correct one?
[07:59] <Lappie> i know a lil about astronomy open a chat dialog w me
[07:59] <Lappie> i would w u but i dont know how
[08:00] <indus> MilitantPotato, sorry iam a noob at this , cant advice
[08:00] <ZykoticK9> tehbaut, are you thinking of "sudo -i" to get an interactive shell?
[08:00] <jamieleshaw> Lappie, /chat NICK_HERE
[08:00] <indus> the encrypt option is a bad bad idea for new users,
[08:00] <tehbaut> Lappie: astronomy, not astrology :P
[08:00] <coz_> tehbaut, the type sudo su I believe
[08:00] <indus> they should remove it from the gui install
[08:00] <DJNiX> nomad77: could you please tell me where is the linux-restricted modules file?
[08:00] <mawst> mikepq,  /j #stellarium
[08:00] <tehbaut> ZykoticK9: yeah, I think that's it
[08:00] <tehbaut> sudo -i
[08:00] <rzx237> indus: and I would prefer truecrypt, only for my critical data
[08:01] <arand> MilitantPotato: Well there seems to be a #astronomy here on freenode, first place to check?
[08:01] <mikepq> Lappie, I added you on chat
[08:01] <coz_> DJNiX,    /etc/default/linux-restricted-modules-common
[08:01] <DJNiX> i'm following the full manual driver installation guide, but i guess it's a bit old, and the linux-restricted-modules-common file is not in the /etc/default folder anymore
[08:01] <arand> mikepq: Well there seems to be a #astronomy here on freenode, first place to check?
[08:01] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, yep, that's another way
[08:01] <DJNiX> hm..
[08:01] <Lappie> sorry it didnt work i clicked accept and it didnt do anything
[08:01] <arand> MilitantPotato: sorry, miss-tab, ignore me.
[08:01] <DJNiX> coz_: it's empty, should it be empty?
[08:01] <mikepq> hmm, I'll try again
[08:01] <coz_> DJNiX,  on karmic yes
[08:01] <MilitantPotato> arand: np
[08:01] <jamieleshaw> Lappie, /msg NICK_HERE MESSAGE_HERE
[08:02] <coz_> DJNiX,  the new nvidia drivers dont need that anymore ...you are probably reading this   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaManual
[08:02] <tehbaut> there is a difference in the two, jamieleshaw ...I just don't know what they are beyond the changing of location
[08:02] <DJNiX> coz_:  and i should just add the DISABLED_MODULES="nv nvidia_new" line there?
[08:02] <DJNiX> coz_: exactly
[08:02] <coz_> DJNiX,  i dont think it is going to help on karmic
[08:02] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, What do you mean?
[08:02] <coz_> DJNiX,   which driver did you download?
[08:03] <tehbaut> jamieleshaw: well sudo su root keeps you where you already are
[08:03] <MaarekStele> hmm eclipse channel is quiet: quick question; has the bug been fixed for eclipse where I don't have to press enter after click a button in Eclipse for updates?
[08:03] <tehbaut> sudo -i takes you to root
[08:03] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, No, sudo su root takes you to /root
[08:03] <tehbaut> er, not root... root's home
[08:03] <MaarekStele> tehbaut, su <enter> takes you to root
[08:03] <coz_> DJNiX, and is the one you used before or did you download another one for this updated kernel?
[08:03] <DJNiX> i have 190.53 and 195.30 (which people on forums are saying that is compatible with 2.6.33 kernel)
[08:03] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, That is roots home
[08:03] <indus> DJNiX, delete the xorg.conf contents
[08:04] <MaarekStele> tehbaut, type "su" in terminal
[08:04] <tehbaut> MaarekStele: right, but that one requires the password
[08:04] <MaarekStele> it'll ask you for the password
[08:04] <indus> DJNiX, are you using lucid 10.04?
[08:04] <MaarekStele> then you're root
[08:04] <tehbaut> MaarekStele: right, but this is a live cd
[08:04] <DJNiX> indus: no, 9.10
[08:04] <coz_> tehbaut,  did you try sudo su
[08:04] <indus> DJNiX, then why are you using the 2.6.33 kernel?
[08:04] <mhaedo> DJNiX: you ever get your card working?
[08:04] <DJNiX> mhaedo: yep, is working perfectly on 2.6.19 kernel
[08:05] <indus> DJNiX, that kernel wont even be used in lucid
[08:05] <tehbaut> coz_: sudo su kept me where I was, just like sudo su root
[08:05] <Flannel> tehbaut: `sudo -i` will get you to a root shell, but why do you need that?
[08:05] <coz_> tehbaut,  mm
[08:05] <DJNiX> indus: because on 2.6.19 i cannot control the volume, it's either on or off
[08:05] <DJNiX> the slider is not working
[08:05] <coz_> tehbaut,  what are you trying to do?
[08:05] <MaarekStele> tehbaut, try "ubuntu" for the live CD password
[08:05] <mhaedo> DJNiX: but not .33?
[08:05] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, Elaborate.
[08:05] <indus> you are asking too much from this channel for an unsupported kenel
[08:05] <mhaedo> i have mine working in .31 but not .33
[08:05] <MaarekStele> tehbaut is using LIVE CD
[08:05] <DJNiX> indus: plus, i was expecting my webcam to work
[08:05] <MaarekStele> no user, no password
[08:05] <DJNiX> mhaedo: exactly
[08:05] <indus> a kernel which has not even made its way into the next ubuntu version
[08:06] <tehbaut> MaarekStele: not the one
[08:06] <jamieleshaw> MaarekStele, I know
[08:06] <Flannel> MaarekStele: Live CD has a user, and a blank password.
[08:06] <indus> DJNiX, try in #ubuntu+1 maybe
[08:06] <coz_> tehbaut,  I think only sudo on live cd
[08:06] <tehbaut> I tried blank password
[08:06] <DJNiX> indus:  understand.. thanks anyway
[08:06] <mhaedo> oh well, I'm going back to .31.  I have no real need for .33, I just wanted to give it a try
[08:06] <tehbaut> it didn't work Flannel
[08:06] <Flannel> tehbaut: Stepping back for a minute, what are you trying ot accomplish?
[08:06] <indus> DJNiX, what exactly is the problem with nvidia and 9.10  kernel?
[08:07] <tehbaut> heh, Lord knows if I can remember now
[08:07]  * MaarekStele agrees with Flannel
[08:07] <tehbaut> :P
[08:07] <ZykoticK9> tehbaut, i think it's Ubuntu as user and no password on LiveCDs
[08:07] <jamieleshaw> toor ?
[08:07] <tehbaut> ubuntu is already the user
[08:07] <MaarekStele> tehbaut, the LIVE CD only gives you limited usage, no software installs
[08:07] <jamieleshaw> or t00r ?
[08:07] <tehbaut> when you open a dialog
[08:07] <coz_> DJNiX,  on lucid the kernel is 2.6.32-15   I would just do the dist upgrade and then install the nvidia driver
[08:07] <tehbaut> er, terminal
[08:07] <Flannel> tehbaut: Well, once you remember, let us know and we can help you accomplish it.  Until then... not much we can do
[08:07] <tehbaut> Flannel: I've already received what I came for
[08:07] <coz_> DJNiX,  and on karmic it is  2.6.31.-19
[08:08] <MaarekStele> Flannel, even live cd is limited on what you can accomplish since it's only a demonstration of Ubuntu
[08:08] <DJNiX> ok.. nevermind.. let me try to use 2.6.31 from the dist upgrade
[08:08] <tehbaut> ...that being memory fresher #1
[08:08] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, Password 'toor' ?
[08:08] <Flannel> MaarekStele: Er... not really.
[08:08] <tehbaut> now I just need to remember what I was doing
[08:08] <amimusa> iep, nyone knows a 3G modem working with linux and that it is on the market, huawei E220 that i know it works is not available any more, there is other model that works fine with linux ?¿ or i should go to second hand market ?¿ thank you very much for your time
[08:08] <DJNiX> thanks anyway guys
[08:08] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, Is toor the password?
[08:08] <tehbaut> no idea, didn't bother to try
[08:09] <DJNiX> but just in case, is there any possibility to swap the Center and LFO audio channels?
[08:09] <tehbaut> nope, not it
[08:09] <alabd> Good day all ,  Anyway to make PC a BT headset ? except :nohands.sf.net
[08:09] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, The default password is either 'toor' or 't00r'
[08:09] <tehbaut> ah, I remembered what I was trying to do now
[08:09] <jamieleshaw> Or maybe they got rid of that after Hardy
[08:09] <MaarekStele> Flannel, do tell, I used Ubuntu's USB startdisk creator which acts as a live cd.  It won't let me install anything, but it does prompt to install Ubuntu on the system it's running on
[08:10] <DJNiX> i want my 5.1 to fully work, but i guess my CMI6501 sucks, as on windows there a option in the drivers to invert the channels, so i'd prefer to have a fully functional system here too
[08:10] <tehbaut> jamieleshaw: it's not t00r either
[08:10] <jamieleshaw> damn
[08:10] <tehbaut> anyway, I need to get Chameleon installed.... figured I'd need root for that
[08:10] <coz_> well guys I need sleep so I am bowing out    later    ...be nice   do well share what you know
[08:10] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, load up your /etc/passwd & /etc/shadow & use jtr
[08:11] <tehbaut> jtr?
[08:11] <jamieleshaw> John the ripper
[08:11] <jamieleshaw> unshadow it then crack it
[08:11] <tehbaut> bah, it's pointless
[08:11] <MaarekStele> wait
[08:11] <tehbaut> sudo -i was all I needed
[08:11] <MaarekStele> tehbaut, is this on a Windows system that you are running the Live CD?
[08:11] <Flannel> MaarekStele: No, you can install things on the LiveCDs.
[08:12] <tehbaut> MaarekStele: not any more :P
[08:12] <jamieleshaw> yeah you can install stuff
[08:12] <MaarekStele> tehbaut, then finish the install
[08:12] <MaarekStele> tehbaut, of Ubuntu and create a user
[08:13] <tehbaut> nope, one machine with ubuntu is enough for me
[08:13] <tehbaut> I just needed to unscrew up my osx boot up
[08:14] <jamieleshaw> Does anyone know how I can get python httplib2 0.5+ on karmic?
[08:14] <jamieleshaw> for python3 support
[08:14] <MaarekStele> tehbaut, option 2: pull the drive and put it in the other computer so you can access the boot files
[08:14] <alabd> What does docking mic mean  ?
[08:14] <tehbaut> MaarekStele: I should be able to get to them fine with the live cd, shouldn't I?
[08:15] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, yes, you should
[08:16] <__machine> what is an acceptable value for si and so from vmstat? trying to write a cloudkick plugin to monitor swap activity
[08:17] <MilitantPotato> does empathy encrypt passwords?
[08:17] <jamieleshaw> MilitantPotato, Yes, through GNOME keyring or whatever it is
[08:18] <behappy> Hello any one know some best program to recover deleted files ?
[08:19] <papul> can i run ubuntu server on a very old computer with just 256 mb ram? just http and ftp
[08:19] <jamieleshaw> behappy, Ntfsundelete
[08:19] <jamieleshaw> behappy, Is it a NTFS partition or ext?
[08:19] <behappy> jamieleshaw: ext3
[08:20] <papul> can i run ubuntu server on a very old computer with just 256 mb ram? just http and ftp
[08:21] <lazy^> yes
[08:21] <jamieleshaw> papul, yes
[08:21] <papul> will it have gui? which De?
[08:21] <MaarekStele> tehbaut, open applications and Ubuntu software center, look to see if  you can install anything from there
[08:21] <jamieleshaw> papul, Ubuntu Server or Ubuntu Desktop with web server software installed?
[08:22] <papul> jamieleshaw: ubuntu server
[08:22] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, or just type sudo aptitude install elinks
[08:22] <|ns|nR8> better off running ubuntu server if your comfortable with command line papul
[08:22] <lazy^> gui takes most of ur server cpu/mem
[08:22] <jamieleshaw> behappy, sudo aptitude install foremost
[08:22] <tehbaut> I don't need to... I already know you can install apps with the live cd
[08:23] <tehbaut> they don't stay once you reboot though, even if you've installed it to the HDD
[08:23] <jamieleshaw> tehbaut, Ubuntu Starup USB? there is an option
[08:23] <phnom> Are there any good alternatives to Evolution that have the same features (mail and calendar mostly)?
[08:24] <jamieleshaw> phnom, Thunderbird
[08:24] <behappy> jamieleshaw: this will be help with that ?
[08:24] <phnom> jamieleshaw: I couldn't find any x64 build of the lightning add-on =/
[08:25] <jamieleshaw> ok, phnom What about the add-on manager?
[08:25] <jamieleshaw> behappy, I g2g, but http://www.ubuntugeek.com/recover-deleted-files-with-foremostscalpel-in-ubuntu.html
[08:25] <Flannel> phnom: the package is lightning-extension (and there is a 64bit version in the repos)
[08:25] <behappy> jamieleshaw: Thanks
[08:25] <Flannel> phnom: "lightning" package is something else (without 64bit)
[08:26] <phnom> Oh, ok.. FLanel, jamieleshaw Thanks :)
[08:26] <jamieleshaw> behanw, np
[08:26] <phnom> Flannel ^
[08:27] <l0lwut> I just switched over to ubuntu from slackware and I was wondering if anyone had a second to help me out with an ssh problem?
[08:27] <ddavids> hi all
[08:28] <l0lwut> I switched my ssh port in sshd to a port other then 22 but when I try to connect to it I get : "Read from socket failed: Connection reset by peer" The weird thing is it works perfectly fine on port 22
[08:28] <ddavids> i just started my desktop this morning and my sound is not working...the only thing i did yesterday was to install gnome-alsamixer but i didnt change anything inside... can anyone help?
[08:29] <unop> l0lwut, restarted sshd?
[08:29] <csaba> how can I change the password of the default keyring?
[08:29] <l0lwut> unop, I belive so, i couldent find sshd in init.d so Im assuming its handled by ssh wich i restarted with /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[08:30] <unop> csaba,  gnome-keyring-manager
[08:30] <csaba> unop: gnome-keyring-manager: command not found
[08:30] <DexterLB> morning
[08:30] <unop> l0lwut, so you changed the default port in /etc/ssh/sshd_config ?
[08:31] <l0lwut> unop, yes
[08:31] <unop> csaba, hmm, not sure then - it's what i use. you could install gkm perhaps?
[08:31] <DexterLB> is there a way to make firefox work with the proprietrarity JRE instead of openjdk?
[08:31] <ddavids>  i just started my desktop this morning and my sound is not working...the only thing i did yesterday was to install gnome-alsamixer but i didnt change anything inside... can anyone help?
[08:31] <csaba> hmm cannot find package gkm or gnome-keyring-manager
[08:31] <csaba> there is a gnome-keyring-properties though
[08:31] <MaarekStele> tehbaut, I ran into the same problem with the Live portion, I wonder if there's something you have to change in order to install software
[08:34] <ddavids>  i just started my karmic desktop this morning and my sound is not working...the only thing i did yesterday was to install gnome-alsamixer but i didnt change anything inside... can anyone help?
[08:35] <Tired_> Hi.  I'm using Ubuntu (the most recent version) on my laptop.  I installed a bunch of packages, and when I rebooted, my USB wireless G adapter stopped working.  I removed all the packages but it didn't come back.  I don't know what to do now.
[08:35] <csaba> unop: ok found it... Applications->Accessories->Passwords and Encryption Keys
[08:36] <csaba> quite well hidden
[08:36] <|ns|nR8> ddavids,  could try the ubuntu live cd, if sound works then
[08:36] <|ns|nR8> rule out hardware fault
[08:36] <ddavids> |ns|nR8: then?
[08:37] <|ns|nR8> thats just one suggestion, something to try
[08:37] <|ns|nR8> im no expert
[08:37] <Tired_> the packages I installed are listen here:  http://www.sizzledcore.com/2010/01/14/iphone-tethering-on-ubuntu-9-10-via-usb/
[08:37] <Tired_> listed
[08:37] <orbital_fox> ddavids, have you started alsamixer to tweak the settings at all?
[08:37] <X-Frog> is there a way to get passed the login screen.....keyboards enter not working...trying to get into ubuntu and change it to login with out screen so atleast i can use a on screen keyboard with mouse
[08:37] <munk> Hey all. Anyone ran into a problem where recorded audio is offset by the volume? ie it increases the volume but a silent sound sits well above the center of the channel
[08:38] <wasmahen> eum, i've created a url shoretning program: http://kjots.com, but nobody wants it here, in mauritius, so want to offer the code to someone who can make a better use of it
[08:39] <ddavids> orbital_fox: yes pls, cos someone from ths channel tot id be able to make my sound come only frm the headphones when connected and not frm the internal speakers... but i didnt end up changing the alsamixer default...
[08:39] <orbital_fox> X-Frog, you must have a access to another keyboard??!?! what about the second enter key on the numpad?
[08:39] <mtx_init> http://kjots.com/3373
[08:39] <X-Frog> orbital_fox, its a laptop :(
[08:40] <orbital_fox> ddavids, you might have to go into it and actually change it now.. its settings affect your system settings
[08:40] <ddavids> orbital_fox: ok but how do i know what to change?
[08:41] <orbital_fox> X-Frog, no external keyboard near by? (i just realise how important that key is now :P )
[08:41] <X-Frog> orbital_fox, is there a alt plus a series of numbers thats the same as the enter button
[08:41] <orbital_fox> ddavids, wait ill install it and tell you..
[08:41] <X-Frog> orbital_fox, all are ps2 right now need a usb one
[08:42] <ddavids> orbital_fox: thanks, id really appreciate...
[08:42] <orbital_fox> X-Frog, not sure.. does your keyboard have an overlay of number pad? number keys for when you hold the FN key?
[08:42] <X-Frog> orbital_fox, yes it has that
[08:43] <orbital_fox> X-Frog, do you see any enter keys were the enter key would be on a numpad
[08:43] <ddavids> orbital_fox: its working now...
[08:43] <X-Frog> orbital_fox, going to go look brb
[08:43] <orbital_fox> ddavids, the force is getting stronger within you :P
[08:43] <ddavids> i unchecked the IEC958 Playback Source
[08:44] <orbital_fox> ddavids, cool :)
[08:44] <ddavids> orbital_fox: thank u so much
[08:44] <orbital_fox> ddavids, you are welcome, didnt do much.. enjoy Ubuntu :)
[08:45] <ddavids> orbital_fox: but id still like u to see if u can help wt my sound problem. id like to limit sound to my headphones when they are connected...
[08:45] <Joint> ddavids, use you're mixer..
[08:46] <orbital_fox> ddavids, sec
[08:46] <X-Frog> orbital_fox, dang its overlayed on the enter key......dangitness
[08:46] <orbital_fox> X-Frog, it does make sense
[08:46] <ddavids> Joint: how pls
[08:46] <orbital_fox> X-Frog, here is an idea: does your machine have SSH activated? or does it have remote login activated?
[08:47] <Joint> ddavids, alsamixer gmixer aumix etc...
[08:47] <orbital_fox> ddavids, do you know how to start it?
[08:47] <X-Frog> orbital_fox - i dont know if i understand....it boots to a login screen...is that a grub thing?
[08:47] <tasslehoff> I keep getting a message that a Thunderbird-update has been held back. Is this probably some dependency issues? Could/should I force it to install?
[08:47] <ddavids> orbital_fox: alsamixer is currently started...
[08:48] <orbital_fox> ddavids, have you got Headphone ticked?
[08:48] <ddavids> orbital_fox: yes
[08:48] <orbital_fox> X-Frog, is it the ubuntu login screen?
[08:48] <X-Frog> orbital_fox, yes
[08:48] <ddavids> orbital_fox: headphones ticked
[08:49] <X-Frog> brb
[08:49] <orbital_fox> ddavids, btw do you have a laptop or a desktop computer?
[08:49] <ddavids> orbital_fox: karmic desktop
[08:50] <orbital_fox> ddavids, the hardware needs to be able to detect the headphones and disable the sound to other ports, if im not wrong
[08:50] <orbital_fox> ddavids, this is typical in laptops but rare on desktops
[08:51] <ddavids> orbital_fox: exactly what id like...
[08:51] <vHanda> Hi. Is there some way to install libavcodec-dev of lucid in karmic?
[08:51] <orbital_fox> vHanda, manual build?!
[08:51] <orbital_fox> ddavids, you can still put the channels on the mixer so you can change the sounds levels
[08:51] <Kartagis> I have a problem on ff. I can't play facebook videos to the full length. should I file a bug against ff or flash player?
[08:51] <vHanda> orbital_fox: Yea. Apart from compiling from source. Manual build? Could you elaborate, please.
[08:52] <Kartagis> this only happens on ff
[08:52] <orbital_fox> ddavids, i had this problem at home.. but if i remember right that is what i did to fix it.. i have too channels on the control, and i lower the main and increase the headphones
[08:53] <orbital_fox> vHanda, you can do a --force install
[08:53] <orbital_fox> vHanda, of the package
[08:54] <Amira> Hello any1 here ?
[08:54] <orbital_fox> vHanda, dpkg --force-help
[08:55] <Amira> I wonder one thing, if i install the apha1 and use it..when the final version comes out 29april, do i need to reinstall the apha v1 or is there updates so i can get the full version ?
[08:55] <iceroot> Amira: #ubuntu+1
[08:55] <orbital_fox> Amira, it will be full version.. but under work
[08:55] <iceroot> Amira: and yes, gut get the final version with updating
[08:55] <arand> !lucid | Amira
[08:55] <Tired_> What do I need GVFS for?
[08:56] <orbital_fox> Amira, but there has been issues in the past were the updating breaks.. and your command-fu needs to be good to resolve the issue manually
[08:56] <Amira> ohh okey m8 thnx, i think im gonna wait until the 29 april :p
[08:56] <vHanda> orbital_fox: I'm sorry. I don't really really understand. The lucid repos haven't been added in my sources.list. And the --force-help option didn't really do anything. I've only used dpkg to check the packages installed.
[08:57] <Tired_> Is GVFS part of the default install?
[08:57] <orbital_fox> ddavids, this is quite old.. but might be a good start hint: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=73358
[08:59] <orbital_fox> vHanda, so can you see the older version of the package you are looking for?
[08:59] <ddavids> orbital_fox: thanks im going thru the link now.
[09:01] <vHanda> orbital_fox: No. I need a newer version, not an older one. I guess I wasn't too clear.
[09:02] <munk> anyone ran into a problem where the volume control for the microphone adds a nasty DC offset the higher you set it?
[09:02] <orbital_fox> vHanda, ok.. so does the new one appear in Synaptic?
[09:03] <orbital_fox> vHanda, now that you have added the repo
[09:03] <blk> what package do i need to have java.util.HashTable, i currently have openjdk-6-jdk, but i always get "cannot find symbol" (the code is correct), i also tried setting CLASSPATH="/usr/lib//jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/lib/:." didn't help either
[09:03] <X-Frog> i have returned
[09:03] <X-Frog> :0
[09:03] <vHanda> orbital_fox: That's the thing. I haven't added the repo, cause I don't wanna upgrade everything. Is there any way I can a repo just for libavcodec-dev?
[09:04] <vHanda> orbital_fox: I know, I can not upgrade other things, but then it'll keep nagging me. It's quite a pain.
[09:04] <mgolisch> vHanda: apt pinning?
[09:05] <orbital_fox> vHanda, you can always download a package manually (of the latest version) and do a force install (where you tell dpkg to ignore version/platform issues)
[09:05] <orbital_fox> vHanda, do you know if you have all the dependencies for this package?
[09:05] <vHanda> orbital_fox: Yes. I think so.
[09:06] <orbital_fox> vHanda, then manually download the .deb and try to install it (at your own risk :P)
[09:06] <olews> could anyone tell me how you convert gedit files to txt files inside of ubuntu?
[09:07] <indus> olews, gedit files are txt files
[09:07] <vHanda> orbital_fox: Yea. I guess so. Thanks.. though it's kinda strange it hasn't been updates as yet. The update I'm looking for was added to the svn in Feb 2009.
[09:07] <iceroot> olews: what is a gedit-file? gedit is a program/editor
[09:07] <olews> ill rephrase
[09:07] <indus> olews, if you rename existing file to .txt it will become a txt file
[09:08] <Amira> Any1 knws how i can install my sonyericsson MD400 usb modem
[09:08] <olews> how do you convert text files in ubuntu to files readable in windows?
[09:08] <iceroot> olews: there are no *.txt files in gnu/linux. the file-extension doesnt matter
[09:08] <iceroot> olews: unix2dos filename
[09:08] <orbital_fox> vHanda, look at launchpad and see what they are discussing there
[09:08] <iceroot> olews: also, gedit has an option for converting to dos-format
[09:09] <olews> iceroot, in my rephrasing, I never said .txt
[09:09] <indus> olews, all txt files can be read in windows also
[09:09] <olews> iceroot, where is that
[09:09] <indus> afaik
[09:09] <iceroot> olews: dont know, i dont use gedit, i am using vim
[09:09] <olews> indus, return characters arent recognized in windows
[09:09] <iceroot> indus: there are difference in unix and dos-format
[09:10] <indus> hmm
[09:10] <olews> could anyone tell me how to convert linux files to dos format inside gedit?
[09:10] <iceroot> indus: \n and \r for e.g.
[09:10] <Hellhound666> hi everybody I have question for yas
[09:10] <indus> i am just talking about simple txt , i do remember reading them easily
[09:10] <Hellhound666> well nero really made a piece of crap software for linux
[09:11] <indus> dont know about newline and return
[09:11] <iceroot> indus: as i said, \n and \r
[09:11] <Hellhound666> after installing it now I can't even burn cd's at all
[09:11] <impi_> hey guys, please help: i am getting this: GD library is too old. Version 2.0.1 or later is required, and 2.0.28 is strongly recommended. I did install php5-gd and even tried this howto: http://cumu.li/2008/5/13/recompiling-php5-with-bundled-support-for-gd-on-ubuntu yet i cant get this application to work
[09:11] <Hellhound666> I don't know what kind of drivers were installed but it screwed everything up
[09:11] <indus> Hellhound666, just use default cd burner ubuntu its more than enough
[09:11] <Hellhound666> not for nrg files
[09:11] <impi_> i have restarted apache each time..so it's not that
[09:11] <Hellhound666> and nrg2iso doesn't copy the session data
[09:11] <indus> nrg ? what is that
[09:11] <Hellhound666> nero image
[09:11] <Hellhound666> it's for a dreamcast linux boot
[09:12] <indus> ah nero image, of course
[09:12] <Hellhound666> is there a way to get rid of their crap?
[09:12] <Hellhound666> cdi and nrg
[09:12] <Hellhound666> it's god awful
[09:12] <iceroot> olews: you need a plugin for gedit or you use  unix2dos filename
[09:12] <Hellhound666> I just need to fix it now
[09:12] <impi_> my phpinfo says: GD Version 	2.0 or higher  but why doesnt it show me the exact version?
[09:13] <Hellhound666> I could see paying for some good software to support the programmers but this is just terrible
[09:13] <olews> iceroot, what do you mean "use unix2dos filename"?
[09:13] <iceroot> olews: on the commandline, unix2dos is a tool
[09:13] <Hellhound666> probably refering to the filename format
[09:13] <iceroot> Hellhound666: tried k3b?
[09:13] <Hellhound666> if you have spaces in a windows file use " " around the file or
[09:14] <Hellhound666> yeah I heard of k3b I just need to somehow get rid of nero
[09:14] <Hellhound666> fix my drive back to normal
[09:14] <olews> iceroot, how do I convert multiple files
[09:14] <indus> Hellhound666, how did you install nero ?
[09:15] <Hellhound666> deb package but I opened it directly from download 64bit then I tried an rpm
[09:15] <iceroot> olews: i would guess unix2dos file1 file2 file3
[09:15] <iceroot> Hellhound666: never use rpm
[09:15] <iceroot> Hellhound666: can you write in ONE line waht you want to do exactly and what the problem is?
[09:16] <olews> iceroot, how do I select a group of files in the GUI and convert them to dos
[09:16] <Hellhound666> ok now I need to find out how to use alien to remove the second crap package
[09:16] <Hellhound666> iceroot:  my drive won't read cd's now to burn
[09:16] <indus> Hellhound666, so sudo dpkg -r --purge nero?
[09:16] <iceroot> olews: i dont use a gui for that, so i dont know
[09:16] <Hellhound666> tried that indus
[09:16] <Hellhound666> let me take a look and try again
[09:16] <olews> does anyone know how to select a group of files in the GUI and convert them to dos
[09:17] <indus> Hellhound666, but that shouldnt be a reason to not use cd rom drive, i think restart pc , best option :)
[09:17] <xiong> Evolution has taken a gigantic dump. When I start it up, not only does it not load its various subwindows, it then hangs and must be force-quit. What now?
[09:17] <indus> maybe application is using drive still
[09:17] <iceroot> olews: use the commandline, much faster then searching for a way doing it in the gui
[09:17] <Hellhound666> k nero is gone completely now
[09:17] <iceroot> olews: maybe unix2dos *  is working also (on zsh it is working)
[09:17] <Hellhound666> tried a restart
[09:17] <olews> what zsh
[09:17] <Hellhound666> nero does that.  It's happened in windows with programs too
[09:17] <iceroot> Hellhound666: use brasero (comes installed with ubuntu) or use k3b (sudo apt-get install k3b)
[09:17] <Hellhound666> some kind of driver conflict
[09:18] <olews> whats zsh iceroot
[09:18] <Hellhound666> I just got k3b just a sec ago
[09:18] <Maphiosomirin> Hellow.
[09:18] <Hellhound666> now the only thing I have to do is get rid of this stupid nero
[09:18] <indus> does this channel have a language filter
[09:18] <iceroot> olews: a better shell/bash
[09:18] <Hellhound666> ok it doesn't show up anymore let me take a stab real quick.
[09:18] <iceroot> !enter | Hellhound666
[09:18] <Hellhound666> hold up thanks everybody though
[09:21] <BigMack83> can anyone help with k9copy/vlc? im trying to setup a home media server in ubuntu but when i take video from a disc using k9 without compression it makes an avi video. but playing that video back in vlc player tell me it has no suitable codec. looking at the video properties the codec says: N/A . video plays fine in Movie player.
[09:22] <xiong> Am I dead? Is all my mail gone? How can I recover from Evolution-gone-crazy?
[09:23] <impi_> hey guys, please help: i am getting this: GD library is too old. Version 2.0.1 or later is required, and 2.0.28 is strongly recommended. I did install php5-gd and even tried this howto: http://cumu.li/2008/5/13/recompiling-php5-with-bundled-support-for-gd-on-ubuntu yet i cant get this application to work
[09:23] <indus> xiong, it will be in .evolution
[09:23] <indus> xiong, just back it up
[09:24] <xiong> indus, Back up .evolution and reinstall Evolution?
[09:24] <indus> xiong, sure
[09:24]  * xiong tries that
[09:24] <indus> xiong, can you tell me the problem exactly
[09:24] <aprilhare> hello. - I want to wake up my machine from sleep at a given time. I found this http://acpi.sourceforge.net/documentation/alarm.html and tried "echo yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss > /proc/acpi/alarm" but it doesn't work.
[09:25] <aprilhare> what is needed is a command under ubuntu that will enable me to wake my machine from sleep.
[09:25] <aprilhare> any ideas?
[09:25] <MilitantPotato> Who was it that was helping me with the encrypted home deal?
[09:25] <indus> xiong, all mail wil be in ~/evolution/mail/local
[09:25] <indus> MilitantPotato, no one
[09:25] <MilitantPotato> Well, attempting
[09:25] <indus> :)
[09:25] <MilitantPotato> you yea?
[09:26] <indus> maybe
[09:26] <MilitantPotato> I tar'd it too another drive, formatted it, moved it back and fixed fstab
[09:26] <MilitantPotato> all sorted now with no encryption
[09:26] <xiong> indus, I set 'Startup Applications' to remember automatically running apps. Then I logged out. When I came back up, Evolution put up a sort of generic window without much in it, then hung. Force-quitting and restarting Evolution re-runs that set of symptoms, no change.
[09:27] <indus> xiong, well , kill evolution from processes
[09:27] <xiong> indus, Oh, it's easy enough to force-quit from it. Trouble is, that doesn't fix the problem.
[09:27] <indus> xiong, well wait
[09:28] <indus> xiong, try clear the cache
[09:28] <xiong> indus, I'm going to bet that if the binary executable isn't corrupted, it's some configuration file. If I'm lucky, not a critical one. I've renamed to old.evolution; I'll reinstall the package and see what happens.
[09:28] <indus> xiong, but evolution is like that
[09:28] <brjann> aprilhare: i'm just parroting a few google results here, but /proc/acpi/alarm is outdated, there's a new procedure now. let me see if i can find you something
[09:28] <aprilhare> thanks brjann
[09:28] <xiong> indus, Not sure which cache you mean. I can't get Evolution to respond at all.
[09:28] <indus> xiong, ya sure back up the hidden folder, then reinstall
[09:28] <indus> xiong, see if that works
[09:29] <MilitantPotato> empathy doesn't auto complete names?
[09:29] <xiong> Hm. Having renamed the folder, I could just try restarting Evolution and see how it goes.
[09:29] <Guest49333> whats the easiest way to get chm support in okular?
[09:29] <indus> !info okular
[09:30] <indus> Guest49333, could try in #kubuntu
[09:30] <xiong> indus, Same thing. This is good, right? The corruption must be in the binary or at least I should hope that a reinstall will make all good.
[09:30] <indus> xiong, yes
[09:30] <Hellhound666> Well my drive is reading dvd-r but not cd-r
[09:30] <indus> xiong, no not the binary never
[09:30] <xiong> Should I be looking elsewhere for litter dropped by Evolution somewhere?
[09:30] <indus> xiong, its the config files most of the time, i dont think a binary unless due to some download issues can be corrupted on a  system
[09:31] <indus> xiong, but iam no expert
[09:31] <indus> xiong, yes
[09:31] <xiong> indus, But if I renamed .evolution then Evolution can't find it, so if it starts up wrong... Let's see what reinstall does.
[09:31] <indus> xiong, it will create again
[09:31] <indus> xiong, try it
[09:32] <indus> xiong, on reinstall that is
[09:32] <xiong> Yes; and I should backup the default .evolution, because when I substitute my old files, eventually one will likely be the bug.
[09:33] <cyberbluntz> Are there package sources for the intel5100agn iwlwifi drivers?
[09:33] <indus> Hellhound666, a drive problem maybe
[09:33] <brjann> aprilhare: the current procedure seems to be similar, except you write to a different file, but the real sticking point is that it now takes a seconds-since-epoch argument instead of a nice date/time argument
[09:34] <xiong> indus, Oh no, this is bad. The reinstalled Evolution won't respond either; exact same symptoms.
[09:34] <indus> xiong, what version of ubuntu ?
[09:34] <Hellhound666> indus:  I just bought this computer it can't be
[09:34] <indus> Hellhound666, :P sorry
[09:34] <xiong> Well, I never liked Evolution all that well. Perhaps it's time to migrate to Thunderbird.
[09:34] <xiong> indus, 9.10 -- a pretty fresh install, too.
[09:34] <indus> xiong, well, evolution is more like outlook no? thunderbird is little diff
[09:35] <xiong> indus, I used Eudora for years; I pine for it.
[09:35] <indus> i use neither
[09:35] <Hellhound666> indus:  I sure hope not that would suck.  But hey I gtg I'm going to try a few things and see what I come up with.  thanks for the help everyone.  see yas
[09:35] <indus> dont like mails being read by anyone
[09:35] <indus> i prefer going online and logging in
[09:35] <Candelaresi> hi
[09:36] <Candelaresi> the ip of my apache server is 127.0.1.1
[09:36] <brjann> aprilhare: still with me?
[09:37] <aprilhare> brjann: yep just had to visit porcelain telephone, reverse call
[09:37] <Candelaresi> i dont understand why is 127.0.1.1 and not is 127.0.0.1
[09:37] <mawst> Anyone know how to convert an mkv's DTS track to AAC?
[09:37] <brjann> aprilhare: haha
[09:38] <aprilhare> brjann: you were saying? - seconds past epoch argument eh
[09:38] <brjann> aprilhare: yeah, not quite as friendly
[09:38] <aprilhare> how do i make up that magical mystery number?
[09:39] <aprilhare> furthermore what file does it need to go into?
[09:39] <brjann> aprilhare: first let's make sure that file exists
[09:39] <brjann> aprilhare: ls /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm
[09:40] <aprilhare> yep there
[09:40] <brjann> aprilhare: great. step 1 is to zero that file, echo 0 > /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm
[09:40] <donkey_kong> Hey guys
[09:40] <donkey_kong> What's up?
[09:41] <aprilhare> brjann: doesn't work. tried echo 0 > /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm doesn't work
[09:41] <aprilhare> permission denied
[09:41] <brjann> aprilhare: you need to be root
[09:41] <donkey_kong> Can someone check this out? They said it has no merit. http://bit.ly/info/eNqth I'm confused
[09:41] <aprilhare> brjann: tried sudo
[09:41] <aprilhare> do i need to su?
[09:42] <brjann> aprilhare: sudo is a little goofy when it comes to output redirection
[09:42] <aprilhare> oh ic
[09:42] <brjann> aprilhare: sudo echo blah > foo runs the echo command as root, but tries to write to foo as you
[09:43] <aprilhare> does sudo 'echo blah > foo' do it?
[09:43] <aprilhare> tried it, it doesn't.
[09:43] <brjann> aprilhare: nope! :) so either sudo -i to get a root shell, or do sudo bash -c "echo 0 > /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm"
[09:44] <ranjan> a non-existent cdrom shown in the places menu
[09:44] <aprilhare> brjann: latter nicer done
[09:44] <aprilhare> next
[09:44] <ranjan> a non-existent cdrom shown in the places menu
[09:44] <aprilhare> ?
[09:44] <ranjan> how to get rid of it??
[09:45] <brjann> aprilhare: okay, let me try the next command locally just to make sure it works before i tell you to try ;)
[09:45] <aprilhare> found free epoch converter
[09:45] <brjann> aprilhare: oh, date can do it. it's just ugly
[09:45] <aprilhare> http://www.perlservices.net/en/programs/epoch_converter/epoch_converter.html
[09:46] <aprilhare> ic :)
[09:47] <olews> how do you scan your box once you've downloaded clam av?
[09:47] <aprilhare> date +%s gives current time in epoch
[09:47] <brjann> aprilhare: ugh.    sudo bash -c "echo `date --date \"2010-03-03 04:00:00\" +%s` > /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm"
[09:48] <mtx_init> olews: im sure it would be in the clam man page, though I am not a user
[09:48] <brjann> aprilhare: replace the date/time with your preferred wake time. but make sure you get all the backticks and backslashes in the right place :)
[09:49] <DexterLB> lol
[09:49] <DexterLB> bash -c "alias exit='echo sorry, cannot exit.'"
[09:49] <aprilhare> brjann: right. got those commands down. gunna give it a try.. :) is that date YYYY-MM-DD?
[09:49] <donkey_kong> Can someone help me debug this? http://bit.ly/info/eNqth
[09:49] <donkey_kong> I'm really confused
[09:49] <brjann> aprilhare: yep, YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
[09:50] <aprilhare> thanks brjann gunna give it a try
[09:51] <brjann> aprilhare: okay. once you've run the ugly command you can also     cat /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm    to make sure it has a non-zero value
[09:56] <pjoshi> where can I find ip_gre module ..??
[09:58] <meowbuntu> hi i have major sound issues. cds, mp3 and utube vids play faster than they should. sounding like the chipmunks. everything used to work fine. i dont know what went rong.
[09:59] <GabrialDestruir> anyone here?
[10:00] <meowbuntu> !ask | GabrialDestruir
[10:00] <kuuh> I have a slight problem using openvpn.. if I start the vpn connection thru /etc/init.d/openvpn start the system doesn't create an interface tap0 (or anything similar) so i cannot use the vpn connection
[10:00] <BlackDex> Hello there..
[10:00] <kuuh> any ideas where the problem might be?
[10:00] <BlackDex> Is it posible to lock a program to an workspace (including its child processes)?
[10:01] <BlackDex> Using Gnome btw
[10:01] <cyberbluntz> hi
[10:02] <cyberbluntz> Would anyone be willing to help me patch my wireless driver to allow for packet injection?
[10:02] <meowbuntu> it seems like all the usual helpers are out atm
[10:02] <brjann> cyberbluntz: that is waaaaaay beyond the scope of #ubuntu.
[10:02] <cyberbluntz> seriously?
[10:03] <GabrialDestruir> Well... I'm actually trying to find out if it's possible to run something as pure system...
[10:03] <GabrialDestruir> not root or another user account
[10:03] <cyberbluntz> Patching a driver doesnt seem so complicated
[10:03] <ojii> hi everyone
[10:03] <meowbuntu> GabrialDestruir, ask away if anyone hre knows they will answer
[10:03] <aprilhare> brjann: it was a bust. no wakeup
[10:03] <meowbuntu> GabrialDestruir, what exactly is it
[10:04] <ojii> is it normal for commands with tab completion to execute if i hit tab twice (first tab completes the command, the second one seems to try to execute it)? If so, how can I disable this?
[10:04] <brjann> aprilhare: boo. might have a timezone issue
[10:04] <aprilhare> grrrr@timezones
[10:04] <GabrialDestruir> Well what I'm working on is actually related to g_file_storage
[10:04] <aprilhare> can you specify timezones in date?
[10:05] <aprilhare> %Z     alphabetic time zone abbreviation (e.g., EDT)
[10:05] <nowonmai> GabrialDestruir: all processes must have en owner, whether that owner is also a user is a matter of policy
[10:05] <GabrialDestruir> I can get it to load into the system just fine according to everything I'm seeing except it automatically ejects the drives instead of keeping them connected
[10:05] <meowbuntu> hi i have major sound issues. cds, mp3 and utube vids play faster than they should. sounding like the chipmunks. everything used to work fine. i dont know what went rong.
[10:05] <aprilhare> hmmmmm any1 know what australian eastern daylight savings time is as a alphabetic time zone abbreviation? :D
[10:05] <aprilhare> heh
[10:06] <meowbuntu> GabrialDestruir, have you checked the bios settings to se if the time is set there properly
[10:06] <brjann> aprilhare: probably, but i'm not sure :) however, two important things. one, i really should be getting to bed ;) two, while I was waiting for you to come back, I found a really nice guide for you
[10:06] <aprilhare> yay for guides!
[10:06] <cyberbluntz> wellhow doI veiw my current kernal config?
[10:06] <Chopez> ola
[10:06] <aprilhare> lay it on me brjann
[10:06] <brjann> aprilhare: that includes checking what time the rtc wants to wake up without you having to reboot and wait :)
[10:06] <impi_> can someone please tell me how to get the latest GD library installed: i did a apt-get update - and then I did apt-get install php5-gd and still my application tells me: GD library is too old. Version 2.0.1 or later is required, and 2.0.28 is strongly recommended.
[10:07] <GabrialDestruir> Well it runs properly if it runs at start up but it doesn't run if manually ran
[10:07] <brjann> aprilhare: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/ACPI_Wakeup#Using_.2Fsys.2Fclass.2Frtc.2Frtc0.2Fwakealarm
[10:07] <aprilhare> thanks brjann
[10:07] <meowbuntu> i know new zealand is gmt +12. i also know it depends where you are in austrailia it has a few dofferent times
[10:07] <meowbuntu> ^ like america
[10:07] <sheepz> hello, i'm following this tutorial to install ubuntu over lan https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LocalNet#Set%20up%20the%20servers
[10:07] <brjann> aprilhare: start from the "manually test wakealarm" part, we've already verified the rtc is up and running
[10:07] <sheepz> but I have no idea how to actually start bootp
[10:07] <meowbuntu> sheepz, y installing over lan.
[10:08] <sheepz> for fun
[10:08] <meowbuntu> o i c mucking around fair enough
[10:08] <meowbuntu> you can do it from a usb key
[10:08] <meowbuntu> brb system reboot
[10:08] <Chopez> ola
[10:09] <brjann> aprilhare: i noticed they used the -u flag in the date command, which may be the difference. i'd just follow that through line by line and see what happens :)
[10:09] <Chopez> ola sta jose man
[10:10] <Chopez> olaa
[10:11] <sheepz> anyone have any idea how do I actually use this "wrapper" from point 3? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LocalNet#Set%20up%20the%20servers
[10:11] <jawsnfl> hey does any one know how to tunnel traffic throug proxy server on kubuntu
[10:13] <aprilhare> betterer. going down to test...
[10:13] <sheepz> vi
[10:13] <sheepz> whoops
[10:14] <morphix> I know there are a lot of CD audio ripping applications around for Linux, but is there any which can retrieve CD track listings from online and also grab a cover image or even specify a file manually?
[10:15] <GabrialDestruir> This probably isn't the place this is suppose to go. But see I'm working with android which is linux based. g_file_storage loads at start up so when the device is plugged in it'll show up as a storage device on the PC. I'm trying to put together a proof of concept for a toggle switch to switch between g_file_storage and another USB relatead module. g_file_storage works perfectly if started during start up but if done manua
[10:17] <brt_> Is there any way to change a user's name?
[10:19] <vegarn> it should be possible from the users and groups dialog
[10:19] <vegarn> in system - administration
[10:20] <aprilhare> woohoo! it worked!
[10:20] <aprilhare> woohoo! it worked!
[10:20] <aprilhare> :)
[10:20] <Georgi> what it worked ?
[10:20] <Georgi> heheh am new in this chat
[10:20] <aprilhare> Georgi: automated wakeup of ubuntu linux box
[10:21] <Georgi> ok
[10:21] <brt_> vegarn, user name is greyed out in user-admin.
[10:21] <Georgi> this is my first time in this kind of chat
[10:21] <bazhang> Georgi, hi
[10:21] <Georgi> hi bazhang
[10:21] <bazhang> Georgi, this is Ubuntu support; chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:22] <aprilhare> thanks brjann it worked! bye now :)
[10:22] <vegarn> brt_: are you tryin got  change a username or a user's name?
[10:22] <Georgi> i see
[10:22] <vegarn> trying to*
[10:22] <alabd> Good day all , how to turn off finger print device on linux ?
[10:23] <brt_> vegarn, username.
[10:23] <frankS2> :P
[10:23] <iflema> pengulas
[10:23] <vegarn> brt_: it is possible, but i would recommend you to just make a new account with the desired username, and copy the home dir over to that one.. then delete the old user
[10:24] <viliny> why though, vegarn ?
[10:25] <brt_> vegarn, thanks. I'll try that.
[10:25] <ne1> how to install u-boot on the target machine?
[10:25] <vegarn> because if you just change the username and nothing else, you might get confused down the line
[10:26] <meowbuntu> hi i have major sound issues. cds, mp3 and utube vids play faster than they should. sounding like the chipmunks. everything used to work fine. i dont know what went rong.
[10:26] <m33go> hi people i need a help. i want to create a *.sh tah run this command line >> root cd /media/mmc1/ export http_proxy=10.128.201.76:80 wget -c -r link
[10:28] <nickfu> JOMBLO
[10:30] <root-black> hi everybody!!
[10:30] <vegarn> meowbuntu: is the audio some times okay? in say, different applications?
[10:30] <root-black> is there have anyone uses BlackTrack 4 ??
[10:30] <meowbuntu> vega, not for several weeks.
[10:30] <root-black> oh sorry BackTrack
[10:31] <meowbuntu> vegarn, qwased, it may be my sound card had similar problem with the onboard one so am using a sound card. now that is playing up the same way.
[10:31] <bazhang> root-black, in #backtrack-linux
[10:31] <vegarn> meowbuntu: I've seen people complaining about this problem claiming that using straight alsa instead of pulseaudio solved the problem
[10:32] <meowbuntu> vegarn, really i dont think i have alisa set
[10:32] <meowbuntu> what do i do
[10:33] <meowbuntu> !alsa
[10:33] <meowbuntu> ^ the ubotto !alisa info is outdated
[10:34] <vegarn> meow: maybe this can help: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8284273
[10:35] <meowbuntu> how do i find system soound settings. i cant find
[10:35] <vegarn> i found it by searching for "karmic disable pulseaudio" on google
[10:36] <c_nick> I installed Geany 0.18.1 on windows.. but it lags a lot i mean when u scroll down the image comes a little slowly
[10:36] <meowbuntu> hello
[10:36] <meowbuntu> c_nick, this is not windows
[10:36] <fucnqshun> hello after upgrading to lucid my ftp bookmarks in nautilus do not work help!
[10:36] <vegarn> meowbuntu: system -> preferences -> sound
[10:36] <bazhang> fucnqshun, #ubuntu+1 for lucid
[10:37] <meowbuntu> fucnqshun, go to #ubuntu+1
[10:37] <fucnqshun> thank you both
[10:37] <alabd>  How to temporarily disable an internal USB device that PAM and other tools are configured to look for (finger print)
[10:37] <meowbuntu> how do i find the setting to select sound i need to test alisa
[10:37] <vegarn> meowbuntu: I posted you a link
[10:38] <c_nick> meowbuntu: i know but i had to work on windows.. basically geany is a linux app.. and it works well for me in ubuntu
[10:38] <c_nick> i wanted to figure out why it lags on windows
[10:38] <solow> http://xkcd.com/196/
[10:38] <meowbuntu> vegarn, there is no default sound settings in ubuntu 9.10
[10:38] <bazhang> solow, wrong channel to paste
[10:38] <meowbuntu> well not a graphical uesr interfave annoying
[10:39] <solow> noo...
[10:39] <solow> I wanted to paste it here.
[10:39] <bazhang> !ot > solow
[10:39] <solow> Nope
[10:39] <meowbuntu> c_nick, go to #windows and ask them we provide help for #ubuntu only
[10:39] <fucnqshun> ubuntu+1 is dead, can anyone answer my ftp+nautilus question?
[10:39] <fucnqshun> i get a dbus error when trying to ftp within nautilus
[10:39] <wlet> is anyone able to reproduce this:
[10:39] <wlet> apt-get source tinyproxy
[10:39] <bazhang> fucnqshun, that is the proper channel, be patient
[10:39] <wlet> could not be verfied
[10:40] <wlet> because of missing DSA Key BBEB81BA
[10:40] <c_nick> ok meowbuntu
[10:41] <meowbuntu> vegarn, system preferances sound is not the right thing it does not have settings to change between alisa oss etc
[10:41] <solow> Are there any cool ubuntu plugins?
[10:41] <solow> I have this, cool thingy, where you type Windows logo+spacebar and u can like, quick open any app u like
[10:42] <solow> I like stuff like that. perhaps some graphical masterpiece?
[10:42] <vegarn> meowbuntu: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8284273
[10:43] <vegarn> meowbuntu: there is no gui that i know of to disable pulseaudio, you have to resort to the command line
[10:43] <meowbuntu> thanks vegarn hopefully they wil provid a nice gtk interface application for sound settings
[10:43] <fucnqshun> dbus error isnt specific to lucid i guess, help pls?
[10:43] <rgrig> solow, try alt-f2. also look at system->preferences->appearence
[10:43] <rgrig> solow, you can enable some fancy visual effects from there
[10:44] <bazhang> fucnqshun, but you are using lucid. please keep it there.
[10:44] <solow> so I installed something useless... :P Thanks for that one.
[10:44] <meowbuntu> vegarn, i do not want to remove anything just select alisa
[10:45] <rgrig> is there a way to convince ubuntu to not install compiz at every upgrade?
[10:45] <meowbuntu> vegarn, why is ubuntu so confusing
[10:45] <vegarn> pulseaudio is the standard sound daemon, and is sufficiently low level to base stuff like sound controls on
[10:46] <vegarn> however, if you have problems with pulseaudio
[10:46] <vegarn> you might want to go with using alsa directly
[10:47] <vegarn> alsa also has sound controls, but pulseaudio has some additional cool features, like application-specific volume control and input/output routing
[10:47] <viliny> Flash video, twice as slow at a task than in the windows equilevant - is there any tips on how to finetune flash to work better?
[10:48] <vegarn> meowbuntu: it is not common to want to disable pulseaudio and use alsa instead.. hence there is no gui option for it
[10:48] <solow> hahahahaha loool now when i drag screens they turn into jelly
[10:49] <meowbuntu> vegarn, linux mint provide a nice interface to do just that. so there is
[10:49] <viliny> When is lucid coming out?
[10:50] <Myrtti> 28th of April
[10:50] <viliny> thank you
[10:50] <meowbuntu> viliny, ask in #ubuntu+1
[10:50] <viliny> and thank you meowbuntu
[10:51] <meowbuntu> !ops Andeana/#ubuntu is spamming channel
[10:51] <meowbuntu> !opps Andeana/#ubuntu is spamming channel
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[10:52] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, ah finally a user who may be able to help
[10:53] <meowbuntu> yo yo yo ActionParsnip
[10:53] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, how can i select alsa sound settings
[10:53] <vegarn> ActionParsnip: you have to write a GUI for meowbuntu so he can swap between pulseaudio and alsa
[10:54] <brasicosito> hello
[10:54] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, just use the one that linux mint has its already done
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: linux mint isnt supported here
[10:54] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, i iknow
[10:55] <meowbuntu> System:    Host meowbuntu-desktop Kernel 2.6.31-19-generic i686 (32 bit) Distro Ubuntu 9.10 karmic
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> !mint
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: so why mention mint?
[10:55] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, i was just saying that they have an easy interface to configur sound settings
[10:56] <petsounds> hi.. can i install memenu in karmic? thanks
[10:56] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, re read what i said exactly
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: not sure, ive never had a single sound issue as I use oldish sound chips which work out of the box
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: i have zero sound issue fixing ability, literally
[10:56] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, i am having problems
[10:56] <meowbuntu> hi i have major sound issues. cds, mp3 and utube vids play faster than they should. sounding like the chipmunks. everything used to work fine. i dont know what went rong.
[10:57] <viliny> ActionParsnip, he wants to switch between alsa and pulseaudio and linux mint has a tool existing for this purpose and he is wondering if that can be taken and used in ubuntu
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: is it a laptop?
[10:57] <meowbuntu> no
[10:57] <meowbuntu> System:    Host meowbuntu-desktop Kernel 2.6.31-19-generic i686 (32 bit) Distro Ubuntu 9.10 karmic
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: boot to live mint cd and see what the name of the app is
[10:57] <meowbuntu> oops
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> viliny: gotcha
[10:57] <meowbuntu> CPU:       Single core Intel Pentium 4 (UP) cache 512 KB flags (sse2) clocked at 1817.670 MHz
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: that sort of thing is moot
[10:58] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, i want to sort out my sound issues they got it rong
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: have you ran: sudo lshw -C sound     and websearched for the product line
[10:58] <meowbuntu> i mentioned that mint makes it easy and they got it rong
[10:58] <meowbuntu> no doing now
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: you will find guides based on the chip, you may need some options in the sound config files
[10:59] <trix> i have consistent sound issues with realtek hda 889a myself, but found an 'ok medium' i can live with (sound in 1-2 apps at once, max, and pulseaudio segfaulting all the time)
[11:00] <viliny> Running Audigy without any problems
[11:00] <vegarn> ActionParsnip: I have seen a few others complain about pulseaudio and exactly his problem, choppy audio. Their solution was to remove pulseaudio and just alsa directly. I have given him a link to a guide to do just that. However, he does not want to use it as it involves the command line
[11:00] <vegarn> just use*
[11:00] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip,  http://pastebin.org/100415
[11:01] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, thats y mint is much simpler when it comes to sound issues
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: ok find guides based on CM8738 chips
[11:01] <trix> yeah from what i've read pulseaudio is so deeply integrated in 9.10 it's not worth trying to take it out
[11:01] <shegman> my screen blanks after becoming idle even after i disabled the screensaver and the power-management option for that. can someone tell me how to disable the screen blanking completely?
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: not used mint, I always use minimal and install lxde
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> shegman: i've seen methods using xorg.conf
[11:02] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, uses chrunchbang then
[11:02] <shegman> ActionParsnip just for screenblanking issues?
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: no, it comes with tonnes of fluff I dont need, and it is also not supported here just like mint
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: my way I get the equivelant of crunchbang but it is an official install
[11:03] <viliny> Quick question, whats the big differences between ubuntu server and desktop? and if i have a very far configured server running the desktop edition then is there any reason for me to switch to the server edition at this point?
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: theres also moonos which uses lxde but is unofficial too
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> viliny: server doesnt come with a desktop installed by default
[11:03] <solow> I know this is waaaaaay offtopic but check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifA1AQe_NF0&feature=channel I REALLY want a kitty for my birthday
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> viliny: if you want a proper headless server using minimal resources use server, if you can't configure the system without gui apps install desktop
[11:04] <viliny> ActionParsnip, im a bit hazy where gnome metacity compiz and beryl and emerald and all those come together but basicly it lacks a window manager?
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> viliny: server is text only
[11:04] <viliny> well i DO enjoy the desktop while i do most of my stuff via ssh and terminal on the thing
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> viliny: then install desktop
[11:05] <viliny> desktop is installed, thank you
[11:05] <BigMack83> is there a better alternative to combine mpg files? every time i try it i get uncompatible errors and the resulting video has no audio in vlc
[11:05] <BigMack83> a better alternative to the app 'mpgjoin' i mean
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> BigMack83: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=199993
[11:06] <BigMack83> thanks
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> !info mpgtx
[11:06] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, sound was working ok
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: well now its not, you can boot to liveCD to see the settings used and mirror them to your installed system if they work in the liveCD
[11:07] <xxthink> Why my khelper consumes about 70% cpu
[11:08] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, what does this command do sudo apt-get autoremove
[11:08] <vegarn> can't you just cat together mpg files?
[11:08] <meowbuntu> xxthink, is not khelper a kde application found in kubuntu
[11:08] <xxthink> can I kill it?
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: removes packages left behind after higher packages are removed
[11:09] <meowbuntu> xxthink, you can kill any application in a terminal type this
[11:09] <meowbuntu> sudo killall (application naom)
[11:09] <xxthink> ps -e | grep khelper
[11:10] <xxthink> and kill
[11:10] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, is it good idea to do
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: yes
[11:10] <meowbuntu> WHAT IF IT REMOVES APPLICATIONS I NEED
[11:10] <airtonix> vegarn, you can, but you would lol at cat'n two mpgs of different bitrates...
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: for example, if you remove firefox, firefox uses xul-runner and it will be left behind, the autoremove will remove this for you
[11:10]  * meowbuntu is not shouting darn caps key in the way 
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> !caps | meowbuntu
[11:11] <airtonix> vegarn, not to mention the other differences that are possible in an mpeg container
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: it only removes packages which are not needed
[11:11] <meowbuntu> ok
[11:11] <meowbuntu> thanks
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: i suggest you use the --purge option too so you et rid of the config too
[11:12] <airtonix> ActionParsnip, im not sure but i dont think --purge removes files you've touched
[11:12] <airtonix> (at least it hasn't for me)
[11:12] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, ah thats good its removing all the applications left behind from when i tested enlightenment wm
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: if you run: dpkg -l | grep ^rc         you can see the packages which have left configs, you can run: sudo dpkg -P packagename    to get rid of those too
[11:12] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip,  sudo apt-get purge
[11:13] <meowbuntu> o thanks act
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: you can also install deborphan which can remove even more abandoned pckages
[11:13] <zetheroo> my wife is having 1 or 2 system freezes per day and each time it happens while she is using Firefox. Is there a log somewhere which would show whats going on?
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> zetheroo: does it unfreeze?
[11:14] <zetheroo> ActionParsnip: no ... it has to be turned off cold
[11:14] <Guest6273> I got problem with the print in ubuntu
[11:14] <Guest6273> how to print equal windows ?
[11:14] <vegarn> :p
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> zetheroo: does alt+k+printscreen not restart the display when its frozen?
[11:15] <zetheroo> ActionParsnip: have not tried that
[11:15] <Guest6273> alguém fala portugues do brasil ?
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> zetheroo: in linux, the x server is seperate to the kernel (unlike in windows) which is why you can perform x forwarding, the key combo simply restarts the x server
[11:15] <vegarn> if it doesn't you can try ctrl+alt+f1 to get to a shell
[11:16] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip,  is aptitude better than apt-get
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> zetheroo: if it can be made to work again you can run: dmesg | tail -n 40 | less    and see what the deal is
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: they achieve the same thing
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: just different syntaxes, use which you like. neither is better
[11:17] <zetheroo> ActionParsnip: if i do that command now will it show whats up?
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> zetheroo: not after a cold boot as the dmesg will be blanked
[11:17] <Guest6273> how to print fast and black with linux ?
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> zetheroo: could try connecting to the system via ssh whilst its frozen to see if the system is still running etc and read dmesg that way
[11:18] <zetheroo> ActionParsnip: ok, well if x cannot be restarted and the cold shut off is the only option, is there a log or something that would show the crash?
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> Guest6273: set the print setting in the app you are printing from to mono and low quality
[11:19] <Guest6273> ActionParsnip , is not working equal windows ...
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> Guest6273: what does "qual windows" mean?
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> zetheroo: /var/log/messages maybe, check in /var/log it may have some logs
[11:20] <zetheroo> ActionParsnip: ok
[11:20] <Guest6273> the windows sistem, print fast and good black .
[11:20] <moreno> hola
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> zetheroo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxLogFiles
[11:20] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, aptitude removes the left over processes too
[11:20] <moreno> quien eres
[11:21] <morphix> zetheroo: have you checked xorg log?
[11:21] <meowbuntu> brb rebooting
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: apt-get can use autoremove, the user may not want them removing
[11:21] <zetheroo> morphix: no
[11:22] <meowbuntu> brb rebooting
[11:22] <m_anish> Hi, do gdm/gtkwm keep a history of all applications that were opened in some log file?
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> Guest6273: then try updating your driver, remember most printer companies don't support linux as much as windows
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> Guest6273: if later drivers don't help then log a bug
[11:22] <Guest6273> already updated
[11:22] <null> Question:  What's the username/password/PAM authentication daemon on 8.10? I just enabled my fingerprint reader and I need to restart it.
[11:22] <Guest6273> I never printed good with linux, only windows sistem
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> Guest6273: again, poor support from printer manufacturers, buy an HP. You won't be disappointed
[11:23] <morphix> I have found a lot of success too with Canon
[11:24] <null> i just gave up on home inkjet printers
[11:24] <null> i rarely print as it is
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> Brother have great support too
[11:24] <null> i just go to a print shop or print at work
[11:25] <lidi> hola
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> is getdeb down? Ive not been able to get on it for a week now
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> yep its down
[11:26] <m_anish> Hi can anyone help me! Do gdm/gtkwm keep a history of all applications that were opened in some log file?
[11:26] <iceroot> m_anish: no
[11:27] <m_anish> iceroot: Thanks!
[11:28] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, no change after removing pulse audio and installing alsa
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: im not the guy to ask, ive never had to mess with sound
[11:28] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, the sound seeme better but still like the chipmunks
[11:29] <Lappie> if i was to dl the windows installer on my dell vostro a860, w vista basic, will vista still work the way it did b4 the installation? and will ubuntu work and install all the appropriat dirvers for my sys?
[11:32] <m_anish> iceroot: Sorry for bugging you again but, apparently there is an option to lauch gdm in debug mode where it can log information (http://library.gnome.org/admin/gdm/2.28/gdm.html#logging) ... Would that contain application history?
[11:33] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, could it be a clocking issue affexting my hdd
[11:34] <meowbuntu> * affecting my sound
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: once vista is installed it will do what vista does. Ubuntu will have some drivers or all for your hardware, it aims to give as much functionality out of the box
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: i have no idea, have you seen if there are any issues with your sound chip or options you need to add
[11:35] <bokbaard> is there anything other than NetworkManager that can handle wired/pppoe(dsl)? because it's a pain in the crack... wicd doesnt do do pppoe
[11:35] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, not much more to do
[11:35] <port80web> just ripped out pulse audio and reinstalled alsa, want laptop volume dial to work again. using x64 karmic. anyone have a solution?
[11:35] <shled> Hello, all!
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=672555
[11:36] <Lappie> so installing Ubuntu will not affect the os already installed, do i need 2 set up a partition or anything?
[11:36] <vegarn> the live cd will do that for you, or atleast give you the option to
[11:36] <pio309> salve qualcuno sa  come comfigurare il pennino tre
[11:37] <vegarn> bokbaard: there's tons of guies out there on ppptp and what not
[11:37] <Lappie> im sorry i mean, i can just dl the installer, and away ubuntu goes, adn i do not have 2 do any sys prep like a partition or anyghing?
[11:37] <vegarn> guides*
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: can you pastebin the output of: lsmod
[11:37] <port80web> Lappie: back up your data on the other system first. :)
[11:37] <vegarn> Lappie: exactly, the installer will help you resize and create partitions
[11:38] <shled> Say I have got a tar archive that contains a directory Music/Jazz/, how can I extract the Jazz subdirectory to ./Jazz, i.e. without the Music/ prefix?
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: we have no idea what the installer will do as its not an ubuntu program, you will need to contact your seller to ask what it will actually do
[11:39] <Lappie> im looking at this page   http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download-wubi
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> shled: if you open it in a gui tool you can drag the folder to where you wish
[11:40] <vegarn> Lappie: It's better to use a live cd in my opinion
[11:40] <shled> ActionParsnip, I need to do it on the command-line (remote access).
[11:41] <Lappie> i just dont want 2 mess up vista, i just reinstalled it from freash, and i dont have any disks to back it up
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> shled: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/extracting-single-file-directory-from-tarball-2/
[11:42] <port80web> shled: extract the whole thing, then move it to the new one, then just remove the old one.
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> shled: http://www.unix.com/unix-advanced-expert-users/12825-extract-sub-directory-form-tar-file.html
[11:42] <hystreni> hello, any1 that have installed EVE online here?
[11:42] <vegarn> Lappie: Vista is already messed up :D
[11:43] <rumpsy> I'm back \o/
[11:43] <port80web> i'm looking for an applet for alsa that replaces the volume dial appplet in pulseaudio. any ideas?
[11:43] <rumpsy> Somebody missed me !
[11:43] <vegarn> Lappie: please, keep it in the channel
[11:44] <Lappie> np
[11:44] <rumpsy> hystreni: what is that first of all?
[11:44] <Paulo39> hi there, is possible to update my cd/dvd drive firmware from ubuntu?
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> port80web: theres one for awn if you use it
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> Paulo39: most use DOS based apps or bootable floppys with the tool
[11:44] <rumpsy> firmware for cdrom?
[11:44] <Paulo39> ActionParsnip: ok
[11:45] <vegarn> Lappie: Download the livecd from ubuntu.com, burn it to a cd/dvd... wubi for installing under windows will be there, and if you want to you can boot the cd to install ubuntu proper
[11:45] <shled> ActionParsnip, I already tried tar -xf archive.tar Jazz, but it says "Jazz: not found in archive"
[11:45] <vegarn> Lappie: if you click the autostart program or whatever under windows, it will tell you what you can do with the cd
[11:46] <Paulo39> rumpsy: the situation is that i use ubuntu but i need to install win 7 for some tasks and i get an error which aborts my win 7 installation because of some missing cd/dvd drivers
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> shled: does it have a capital J?
[11:46] <shled> ActionParsnip, If I use tar -xf archive.tar Music/Jazz it extracts to Music/Jazz, of course. Yes, with a capital J
[11:46] <hystreni> rumpsy,  a game that you open with wine, and i have problem with Wine and the directorys,.
[11:46] <port80web> Lappie: if you don't have any data on a fresh install of windows, don't worry, just go for it. you can reinstall the vista if it messes up, then reinstall grub to get the linux back. after
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> shled: there is no "of course". I assume nothing
[11:46] <rumpsy> Paulo39: oh, okay
[11:46] <Lappie> i spent the whold day reinstalling all my software
[11:47] <rumpsy> hystreni: hmm, where do you get that wine package?
[11:47] <rumpsy> hystreni: from apt source?
[11:47] <Lappie> and hacking vista to look like win7
[11:48] <vegarn> Lappie: download the livecd .. it contains wubi if you do not want to install ubuntu on its own partition
[11:48] <Lappie> what is wubi?
[11:48] <rumpsy> Paulo39: Are you using virtualBox
[11:48] <Lappie> btw i already dl the iso
[11:49] <port80web> Yes wubi is good for nubi. wubi installes the system on avirual system, from inside vista so you don't ppartition.
[11:49] <vegarn> Lappie: Sweet, burn it to a cd and autostart the cd... it will tell you what wubi is
[11:49] <port80web> virtual partition
[11:49] <Paulo39> rumpsy: no, for what?
[11:49] <st83291> i,m trying to use firetsarter for ICS/NAT but it fails
[11:49] <hystreni> rumpsy, i downloaded it from the terminal and the updated it through the update manager
[11:49] <st83291> what can be a reason/
[11:49] <rumpsy> Paulo39: to install vista inside ubuntu
[11:50] <Paulo39> rumpsy: nope, i want to install it on a real partition
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> port80web: it installs to a file which acts as the ubuntu drive, as it is on ntfs it is prone to fragmentation
[11:50] <Paulo39> *win 7
[11:50] <Lappie> mk. so u promis that if i install the wubi from the cd, i can still use vista, the only reason i ask is my other sys's are down right now and i need this one for stuff
[11:50] <Crazymethjesus> Shut your fucking face!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[11:50] <st83291> !lang
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> Crazymethjesus: take it elsewhere please
[11:50] <rumpsy> hystreni: compare the version with wine source package in wine website
[11:51] <yehia> hello, i need to use VNC remote control . i installed it on my Ubuntu and i installed it also on the XP on the other  PC .. i would like to know how to connec them
[11:51] <Crazymethjesus> fuck homosexuals½½
[11:51] <port80web> yes. and you just delete the file or uninstall it in windows. an easy way to learn linux without partition
[11:51] <rumpsy> hystreni: get the latest source and give a try
[11:51] <hystreni> rumpsy,  will do
[11:51] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.org/100442
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> yehia: are you running the server on ubuntu or linux?
[11:51] <vegarn> Lappie: You can also just boot the cd and boot without installing, to see what ubuntu is all about without installing anything
[11:52] <vegarn> Lappie: there is an option to boot without installing when you start your computer with the live cd inside
[11:52] <Lappie> really, thats what i wanted in the 1st place!!
[11:52] <st83291> Lappie: wubi has some incompatibility with Vista if Vista is not it first disk partition
[11:52] <rumpsy> Paulo39: hmm, you can first allocate a space for win7, using gparted or your favorite partition editor
[11:52] <yehia> Actionparsnip. i dont know
[11:52] <port80web> who was Crazymethjesus directing that to? he needs some more meth i think.
[11:52] <Paulo39> rumpsy: i already did that
[11:52] <vegarn> Lappie: It's not always that easy to know what people want :p
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> yehia: well, which system do you "need" to control with vnc?
[11:53] <viliny> yeah, was wondering the same.
[11:53] <yehia> ActionParsnip, i need to control the PC in the Office - by my laptop from home
[11:53] <adri_> I'm using a USB english keyboard on Ubuntu 9.10 and my alt keys do not work. For instance alt+arrow doesn't go back in firefox history.  By going into keyboard shortcuts I can see that Ubuntu sees left alt as Mod5 and right alt as ISO Level 3 shift.
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: try: sudo rmmod snd_cs4236; sleep 2; sudo modprobe snd-cmi8738
[11:53] <rumpsy> Paulo39: then you don't need any special driver or frimware !, just boot it and intall it, may be you have problem with cd or dvdrom
[11:53] <port80web> I been using yuuguu for remote control myself instead of vnc
[11:53] <Lappie> will a dvd work?
[11:53] <vegarn> Lappie: sure
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> yehia: ok what OS is the office pc?
[11:54] <st83291> i,m trying to use firetsarter for ICS/NAT but it fails, why can it be?
[11:54] <yehia> ActionParsnip , XP
[11:54] <arand> Lappie: Although, when you boot the CD it will be rather slow (since it has to read from CD), and depending on your hardware, the proper drivers for your vidoeo card might not be present in the liveCD environment, if so no compiz. Yes a DVD should work fine to start from.
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> yehia: then the XP system will be the server, you will need to port forward a few ports on the office router to connect to it
[11:54] <Lappie> oh crap i dont have anythig to burn an iso
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> yehia: you should also use an ssh tunnel as vnc has ZERO encryption so is not secure
[11:55] <yehia> ActionParsnip, do you know how to help me to do it
[11:55] <Lappie> whats free that will burn a dvd from the iso?
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> yehia: if you enable remote logon at the office PC you can use RDP to connect to the office pc
[11:55] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip,  FATAL: Module snd_cmi8738 not found.
[11:55] <hystreni> rumpsy,  is there an root find file command?
[11:55] <Paulo39> rumpsy: i burn the image for an DVD (several times, at slow burn speed) and whenever i boot the dvd it gives me an error : a driver for cd/dvd drive is missing
[11:55] <st83291> btw does Ubuntu block all incoming connections by default?
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: try a hyphen instead of underscore
[11:55] <nixi> hola
[11:55] <vegarn> Lappie: Lappie: http://www.google.com/search?hl=no&source=hp&q=vista+burn+iso&btnG=Google-søk&meta=&aq=f&oq=
[11:56] <ubyserver> how do I add a user to sudoers list
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> yehia: you will need to port forward the rdp port from the router to your office pc, you wont get a connection otherwise
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> !sudoers | ubyserver
[11:56] <ubyserver> thank you
[11:56] <nixi> hablaa
[11:56] <vegarn> ubyserver: you can add the user to the admin group if you do not want to edit the sudoers file
[11:56] <nixi> quien eres
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> ubyserver: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sudoers
[11:57] <nixi> eiooooooooooo
[11:57] <Dan_E> no Google Earth for Ubuntu 9.10?
[11:57] <nixi> ???
[11:57] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, no change
[11:57] <Myrtti> !es | nixi
[11:57] <yehia> ActionParsnip, how to port forward the rdp from router
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> yehia: there is tsclient for ubuntu which will give you a terminal services client, the XP pc will need to have remote access enabled
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: well i found that on a forum, you said there was nothing left to try
[11:57] <nixi> hello
[11:57] <nixi> hello
[11:58] <bazhang> nixi, hi, do you have a support question
[11:58] <nixi> i am nuria
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> yehia: it varys wildly from router to router, if its a professional office (like a business) I doubt they will allow you this sort of access in favour of scurity
[11:58] <nixi> ho you am
[11:58] <yehia> ActionParsnip, can we talk in window?
[11:58] <nixi> ok
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> yehia: i dont accept PMs
[11:58] <bazhang> nixi, this is not general chat
[11:58] <yehia> ActionParsnip,ok
[11:59] <nixi> hello
[11:59] <bazhang> nixi, this is Ubuntu support only
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> yehia: talk with your sys admins, I dobt they will want you accessing the lan from outside
[11:59] <nixi> ho are you
[11:59] <vegarn> it's not a geek dating service?!
[11:59] <Myrtti> vegarn: we can do without the comments
[11:59] <yehia> ActionParsnip, the point is iam the boss :)
[12:00] <lancome> hola
[12:00] <Myrtti> !es | lancome
[12:00] <yehia> and its my own company ActionParsnip also
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> yehia: they will still probably say no, ask them is all i can say
[12:00] <st83291> i,m trying to use firetsarter for ICS/NAT but it fails, why can it be?
[12:00] <lancome> hello
[12:01] <nixi> q wapada
[12:01] <lancome> hola nuria
[12:01] <nixi> !!
[12:01] <vegarn> st83291: You have to be more specific than that
[12:01] <Lappie> so now just reboot and boot from my dvd drive?
[12:02] <vegarn> Lappie: yessir
[12:02] <adri_> Shouldn't Ubuntu map alt to Mod1 ? Is there a gnome interface for remapping keys ?
[12:02] <vegarn> Lappie: good luck!
[12:02] <Lappie> kk, ill be back
[12:02] <arunbabu> i can't access the gui of my linux desktop at my college as it's banned by the admin. How are they doing it?
[12:03] <vegarn> arunbabu: Port blocked in firewall maybe? Care to tell us how you access the desktop normally?
[12:04] <Myrtti> !es
[12:05] <arunbabu> access the command prompt terminal by Ctrl+Alt+F1
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> or install tilda ;)
[12:05] <st83291> i,m trying to use firetsarter for ICS/NAT but DNS resolution does not work for clients, what's wrong?
[12:06] <eighty4> For some reason (I have no idea why, it just stoped working) I can no longer connect to my local server. ssh doesn't work http doesn't work. All I get is a connection refused. What could be wrong? What should I look for? iptables -L gives me nothing, everything seems open
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> !ics | st83291
[12:06] <vegarn> arunbabu: you are not trying to access it remotely? you are physically sitting by your own desktop computer, and you cannot get a GUI up?
[12:07] <rzx237> !sudoers | rzx237
[12:07] <meowbuntu> brb reboot
[12:07] <matteo1990> Is it possible to exchange files between to Pc conencted by a lan cable or i need a router?
[12:08] <thiru> k
[12:08] <thiru> hello s there any one
[12:08] <thiru> to help me
[12:08] <jimi_> Matt1360, i think if it is a cross-over cable you can
[12:08] <thiru> how to enable system->administration->disks
[12:08] <viliny> matteo1990, yes it's possible to connect two computers directly to eachother with a crossover cable or ordinary cable with modern nic's
[12:09] <thiru> viliny: how to c partition table in gui in ubuntu
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> thiru: linux doesnt have drive letters
[12:09] <viliny> thiru, im sorry, i don't understand? How to partition a hard drive in ubuntu (gparted) ?
[12:10] <arunbabu> vegarn: yeah we access it remotely from the server computer
[12:10] <thiru> my windows was not booting i think i made xp partition enable it
[12:10] <thiru> so i need to see partition table
[12:10] <viliny> just start up gparted
[12:10] <matteo1990> viliny, An ethernet cable is good?
[12:10] <meowbuntu> hi gain
[12:11] <viliny> matteo1990, they are alle "ethernet cables" - but yeah, i think all modern cards can utilise any kind of cat5 with rj45's
[12:11] <ubyserver> Has anyone used ISPConfig for their webserver control panel?
[12:11] <thiru> viliny: i found that system->administration->disk option missing in my os
[12:12] <thiru> how to enable it
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> thiru: sudo apt-get install gparted
[12:12] <st83291> wait so there,s no NAT software in Ubuntu with GUI?
[12:12] <ubyserver> I am trying to determine whether to install ebox or ispconfig
[12:12] <arunbabu> vegarn: we just login with our userid and passwd and it logins remotely from the server.
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> st83291: you can use firestarter but its far easier to use cli
[12:13] <maminka_> hi, microphone doesn't work in Pulse untill I move the volume bar
[12:13] <st83291> ActionParsnip: i,m using firestarter and it doesn,t work
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> st83291: ive not used firestarter to configure it, ive always use cli, if you websearch: ubuntu as router    you will find guides
[12:14] <maminka_> hi, microphone doesn't work in Pulse untill I move the volume bar, Ubuntu 9.10 32 bit, Logitech USB 3500 webcam microphone
[12:16] <aras> eelo
[12:17] <aras> znacie jakiś program podobny do total commander pod UBUNTU
[12:17] <arunbabu> vegarn: you there?
[12:17] <OerHeks> !pl | aras
[12:18] <st83291> so why wiki states that I can use Firestarter for ICS when it turns out I cannot?
[12:18] <ux> #join ubuntu.ru
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> st83291: config maybe
[12:18] <vegarn> arunbabu: yes
[12:19] <meowbuntu> anyone able to help me with sound everthing plays fast and sounds like chipmunks
[12:19] <arunbabu> vegarn: any idea about solving my problem?
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> st83291: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/sharing-internet-connection-in-ubuntu.html
[12:20] <bug2000> Hey. How can I mount a webdav without using sudo?
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> st83291: http://www.webupd8.org/2009/02/ubuntu-internet-connection-sharing.html
[12:20] <adri_> Hi, I absolutely don't understand how ubuntu maps keyboard input. I've been trying to remap my non-working keys with xmodmap but it had no effect -- also, changing the keyboard layout in the gnome panel does not persist between logouts.
[12:20] <rzx237> meowbuntu, what player software?
[12:20] <ux> .удз
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> bug2000: you need sudo to mount anything
[12:20] <SteadyEdd> anyone know how to stop black screen on install of ubuntu? ive got an nvidia card.
[12:21] <viliny> st83291, well, i use firestarter to share my connection at home...
[12:21] <viliny> but thats a dual network card setup with dhcp servers and a hugeload of switches and junks
[12:21] <bug2000> ActionParsnip: And yet, when you use Thunar or Dolphin to mount memsticks while at storage group, you don't.
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> bug2000: you can mess with sudoers file to allow non sudo users to use mount
[12:21] <maminka_>  hi, microphone doesn't work in Pulse until I move the volume bar, Ubuntu 9.10 32 bit, Logitech USB 3500 webcam microphone
[12:21] <vegarn> arunbabu: You should take this up with your admin if he has blocked access to your desktop
[12:22] <meowbuntu> rzx237, i have remove pauls and am using alsa atm
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> bug2000: if webdav functionality is integrated into file managers it may become that way too
[12:22] <meowbuntu> with same issue
[12:22] <bug2000> ActionParsnip: And it is. Pretty sure thunar can do that. Thing is I want to do it from CLI.
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> bug2000: http://jamietalbot.com/2010/01/27/automatically-mounting-webdav-in-ubuntu-with-a-fusedav-init-script/
[12:23] <kora> hi, i'm using xubuntu karmic and i tried to remove the gtk menus in the windows.  i tried to put "export GTK_MODULES=globalmenu-gnome" in my bashrc, zshrc and profile, after logoff/reboot the menus still are there. where would be the place to put this so it works?
[12:23] <meowbuntu> rzx237, rhythem box i am using but everthing is stuffed. flash media. mp3 and cd playing everthing runs fast
[12:23] <hellyeah> hey
[12:23] <hellyeah> what is latex package for chicago.sty
[12:23] <arunbabu> vegarn: ok.. one more thing is that many commands like cp are unable to be used. It seems the admin has blocked it. How can are they able to block a particular commands?
[12:23] <hellyeah> i am using ubuntu 9.10
[12:23] <meowbuntu> rzx237, sounds like chipmunks on speed
[12:24] <rzx237> meowbuntu, have you try another player, mpg321 for example?
[12:24] <Lappie> OMG ITS BEAUTIFULL!!!
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: if you boot to liveCD is sound ok?
[12:24] <bug2000> ActionParsnip: Thanks.
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: awesome zoolander quote dude
[12:25] <zvacet> arunbabu:  for cp command you need sudo    sudo cp file for example
[12:25] <maminka_> pulse muted microphone by default, just touch the volume bar will resolve this, but have to do it everytime I want to use the microphone, any suggestion?
[12:25] <Lappie> ok im sooo ready 2 install, can i make a partition w/o reformatting my hd?
[12:25] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, no same again
[12:26] <vegarn> arunbabu: they can set privileges on executable files to disallow execution. This has little to do with ubuntu really
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> maminka_: is it set to muted or is it not muted and just no sound?
[12:26] <arunbabu> zvacet: in usual case we don't need sudo for cp right?
[12:26] <meowbuntu> rzx237, yes vlc has same resault
[12:26] <iceroot> arunbabu: zvacet you dont need sudo to use the command "cp" maybe you need sudo to copy some files which belongs only to root
[12:26] <iceroot> arunbabu: what is the error if using cp?
[12:26] <maminka_> ActionParsnip: not muted, but no sound
[12:26] <meowbuntu> rzx237, i'll install exaile hold on
[12:26] <arunbabu> iceroot: permissin denied
[12:26] <zvacet> iceroot:  yes you are right
[12:26] <zeko> hi guys is there any command to know if my headphones are working, cause i think it could be damaged, or is it because ubuntu fails to identify it
[12:26] <iceroot> arunbabu: can you post the whole command?
[12:26] <st83291> dnsmasq doesn,t work too, i,m getting feeling that you are teasing me
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> maminka_: you could hack it and use a script to set the volume and be unmuted to run when you login, should make it ok
[12:27] <vegarn> arunbabu: Do a "ls -al /bin/cp" and give us output
[12:27] <Emery> is it possible to upgrade ubuntu to .. ubuntu studio ?
[12:27] <iceroot> Emery: yes
[12:27] <Emery> how so please.
[12:27] <zvacet> Emery:  yes
[12:27] <iceroot> Emery: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-studio
[12:27] <arunbabu> vegarn: i haven tried. Now I'm at not at colge.
[12:28] <ubuntuusernb> need help what should be the result of writing netstat on terminal
[12:28] <vegarn> arunbabu: It sounds like you tried to copy a file which you do not have permission to read... not that the actual cp command is not executable for you
[12:28] <iceroot> ubuntuusernb: try it?
[12:28] <ubuntuusernb> it display this for me http://pastebin.com/rBRDB6qq
[12:28] <bazhang> Emery, the package is ubuntustudio-desktop
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> Emery: apt-cache search ubuntustudio     install all those
[12:28] <ubuntuusernb> is there something wrong
[12:28] <iflema> Emery sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install ubuntustudio-desktop ubuntustudio-audio ubuntustudio-audio-plugins ubuntustudio-graphics ubuntustudio-video linux-rt
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> !info ubuntustudio-desktop
[12:28] <spychalski> I'm having some issues with my ubuntu install, every time I reboot or restart X I need to do "xrdb .Xdefaults" so my xterm gets the configs I want. Is there a way to make that automatic?
[12:29] <hellyeah> hey
[12:29] <hellyeah> how can i install chicago.sty on ubuntu
[12:29] <hellyeah> what package do i need
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> spychalski: add it in your startup items
[12:29] <rzx237> Emery: try "sudo apt-get install ubuntustudio-desktop", it will install anything what is in ubuntu-studio
[12:29] <iceroot> hellyeah: use apt-file to search for the correct latex-package
[12:29] <arunbabu> vegarn: okay.. i think they have removed the permissin for me to run the exectuable of cp as it's not even workin on the files I creatted
[12:29] <spychalski> ActionParsnip, I did. Doesn't seem to work.
[12:30] <fauzie> Hi, i just bought a new D-Link DSL modem. I can connect to the internet but I can not access all of the important linux-related sites, including the ubuntu repo. They all work with my old modem. Google and Facebook work fine.
[12:30] <iceroot> hellyeah: install apt-file, then run  sudo ap-tfile update  then you can search the package which contains the file by  apt-file search chicago.sty
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> spychalski: or put it at the bottom of ~/.bashrc with a '&' after it
[12:30] <ubuntuusernb> is there something wrong with this result http://pastebin.com/rBRDB6qq and im not doning anything
[12:30] <iceroot> ubuntuusernb: no
[12:30] <Myrtti> hellyeah: are you trying to do beamer presentation?
[12:30] <iceroot> ubuntuusernb: its ok
[12:30] <ubuntuusernb> iceroot then what is connected
[12:30] <vegarn> arunbabu: okay, reset the permissions and you should be fine
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> fauzie: can you access the routers config page ok?
[12:31] <ubuntuusernb> and streamed
[12:31] <yehia> ActionParsnip: if i use USB modem .... does it have IP Address?
[12:31] <hellyeah> Myrtti,  yes i need chicago.sty
[12:31] <spychalski> thanks ActionParsnip, will try now.
[12:31] <fauzie> ActionParsnip: yeap
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> yehia: it will yes
[12:31] <iceroot> hellyeah: there is also latexbeamer as a package
[12:31] <Myrtti> hellyeah: install latex-beamer
[12:31] <hellyeah> but in each seperate directory i dont want to move chicago.sty package
[12:31] <arunbabu> vegarn: i am not the admin. I can't do it :(
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> fauzie: ok and does the router have a WAN IP?
[12:31] <iceroot> ubuntuusernb: dbus (local)
[12:31] <hellyeah> latex-beamer is installed
[12:31] <fauzie> ActionParsnip: checking ....
[12:31] <iceroot> hellyeah: then use apt-file
[12:31] <ubuntuusernb> iceroot which is ?
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> fauzie: try adding 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as dns servers in your network settings
[12:31] <yehia> ActionParsnip : if iam on ubuntu now and iam using my USB modem - how can i know my IP address ?
[12:31] <vegarn> arunbabu: if you are not the admin, then you could not possibly have messed up the permissions in the first place
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> yehia: www.ipchicken.com
[12:32] <arunbabu> vegarn: i am not the one who messed up the permissions. admin intentionally did it for avoid using the cp command :)
[12:32] <yehia> just by getting on this Site so i will be able to know my IP ?
[12:33] <spychalski> ActionParsnip, didn't work.
[12:33] <iceroot> yehia: yes
[12:33] <meowbuntu> rzx237, still no change with exaile
[12:33] <fauzie> ActionParsnip: I found an entry that says "Enable WAN Service" and "Service Name"
[12:33] <Lappie> can i create a partition for ubuntu with out reformatting my hd?
[12:33] <SteadyEdd> Anyone know how to stop black screen on install??
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> fauzie: as long as yourrouter has an IP from our provider you are golden
[12:34] <zeko> hi guys is there any command to know if my headphones are working, cause i think it could be damaged, or is it because ubuntu fails to identify it
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> !dualboot | Lappie
[12:34] <spychalski> hm, I'll try again, I think I misspelled something
[12:34] <iceroot> zeko: playing sound
[12:34] <rumpsy> !grub
[12:34] <arunbabu> vegarn: no way to bypass it ?? :)
[12:34] <iceroot> zeko: no other way to check if the headphones are ok
[12:34] <zeko> iceroot: no
[12:34] <xguru> Lappie: download the ubuntu desktop iso, burn it.  Put the cd into windows and run the wubi.exe file.  It will install ubuntu beside windows.  Thus doing what your are asking
[12:35] <fauzie> ActionParsnip: rebooting the connection ....
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> fauzie: i'd read the manual and/or contact your provider
[12:35] <ddavids> pls hw do u change the login splash on karmic
[12:35] <Lappie> oh duh, u guys said that earlier, ty
[12:36] <pbx> Hello :>
[12:36] <vegarn> arunbabu: No, consult your admin
[12:37] <arunbabu> vegarn: okay.. thanks
[12:37] <noob2k> yuuhuuu
[12:37] <noob2k> hi all
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: make sure your backups are recent incase of catastrophe
[12:37] <arunbabu> ddavids: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=11478
[12:37] <Lappie> for sure
[12:37] <yehia> is there any command on Ubuntu  like  IPCONFIG by CMD on XP ?
[12:37] <spychalski> ActionParsnip, it worked with the xrdb on .bashrc, but i still need to restart xterm for it to work (eg the first instance of xterm won't load the file)
[12:38] <spychalski> yehia, ifconfig
[12:38] <noob2k> any backtrack users here?
[12:38] <Myrtti> !backtrack
[12:38] <pbx> i try install windows XP under ubuntu KVM but after screen when windows loads his library (before disk detection) my virtual system turn off when i start it again i just see Booting from hard disk ...
[12:38] <pbx> how can i debug whats heppen and why ?:)
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> noob2k: its not supported here or discussed
[12:39] <noob2k> ups sorry
[12:39] <pbx> i use latest  ubuntu server 9.10 64 bit
[12:40] <noob2k> is posible to run ubuntu 9.10 on usb pen drive like a normal "hdd"
[12:40] <black01> hi
[12:40] <viliny> yes noob2k
[12:40] <yehia> then the www.ipchicken.com is giving a wrong data ,  as the IP which i got it here on my terminal is totally different from the one on IPCHICKEN
[12:40] <bazhang> noob2k, sure using unetbootin to write it
[12:40] <black01> anybody korean here?
[12:40] <Younder> does anyone here know how to configure snort?
[12:40] <noob2k> and how is the speed?
[12:40] <bazhang> black01, in #ubuntu-ko
[12:40] <meowbuntu> i'm getting sick of this sound problem
[12:40] <spychalski> yehia, the ip you're seeing in ifconfig is probably your local ip, as you're probably behind a router
[12:41] <viliny> meowbuntu, get a sound card if you can't solve it otherwise. like 15 euros investment for better audio
[12:41] <fauzie> ActionParsnip: changing the DNS did the trick. Update works. Thanks! =)
[12:41] <noob2k> bazhang unetbootin is for live cd right?
[12:42] <spychalski> anyone know how i can make xrdb automatically set my xterm settings without me having to restart xterm on startup?
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> fauzie: 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 are easy to remember and are googles public dns'
[12:42] <st83291> why in 2010 ICS do not work until some strange util is installed and configured by editing a config file?! where did our mobey go
[12:42] <meowbuntu> viliny, i already got one as my onboard stuffed ages ago
[12:42] <bazhang> noob2k, writing iso to live usb stick
[12:42] <viliny> meowbuntu, understood :/
[12:42] <ChogyDan> noob2k: I think pendrivelinux.com may have information you are looking for too
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> fauzie: i use dnsmasq too to keep as many resolutions local and speed up the connection
[12:42] <noob2k> but then after restar i losting my setting
[12:42] <yehia> spychalski: what is the command which i can type in a terminal - which can give me the same IP on CHICKEN.COM as i need to be sure that CHICKEN.COM is not a fake data
[12:42] <meowbuntu> viliny, if you have $10 new zealand then i can get an old one that may work
[12:42] <noob2k> ok thanks :)
[12:43] <iflema> yehia in a terminal type this wget www.whatismyip.com/automation/n09230945.asp -O - -o /dev/null
[12:43] <solow> is there like... a php editor that supports project browsing? So I have like, an entire project on the left, where I can open every file i want to open. For ubuntu
[12:43] <viliny> isn't dev-php cross-platform?
[12:44] <meowbuntu> viliny, now the card is playing up. i'm getting another old computer from a friend soon hopefully that works better than this rustbucket
[12:44] <yehia> iflema. and this is my which IP ... ?
[12:44] <iflema> yehia external
[12:44] <iflema> yehia the one the world sees
[12:44] <solow> I used phped before linux, on windows
[12:44] <viliny> yehia, you should read up on basic networking a bit
[12:44] <solow> So I need a GOOD editor again.
[12:44] <solow> But all editors I've tested suck
[12:45] <yehia> Viliny, iam not into network soo much .. i just want the right data and thats all
[12:45] <fauzie> ActionParsnip: I'll try that later ... i still have to find the way around this new modem. :)
[12:45] <yehia> viliny, iam into another type of business and i only need small help
[12:46] <ddavids> arunbabu: thanks
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> yehia: try: IP=`wget -q -O - http://homer.meso.com/remoteip.php`; echo $IP
[12:46] <ipok-kala> helo
[12:46] <e3nn> How to record Screen Desktop in ubuntu
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> !info recordmydesktop | e3nn
[12:46] <viliny> yehia, basicly you have the device (adsl modem is my guess) which is holding the ip adress that your isp gave you (this is the external one and the one that site you used told you)
[12:46] <ipok-kala> how to install office 2003 to ubuntu?
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> !appdb | ipok-kala
[12:47] <viliny> then you have your internal network maintained most likely by that same box
[12:47] <matteo1990> What package i need to install to use scp without getting port22 connection refused?
[12:47] <e3nn> Any Other suggestion
[12:47] <fauzie> ipok-kala: why should you install office 2003?????
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> matteo1990: install openssh-server
[12:47] <MrMarkie> fauzie: Maybe he wants to use it?
[12:47] <yehia> <ActionParsnip
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> ipok-kala: excel is a bit weird in my experience but it does run
[12:47] <POC|Farmer> lol, you scared him away
[12:48] <Younder> i snort..
[12:48] <Younder> ssh is a develish bastard to set up..
[12:49] <viliny> i disagree Younder
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> Younder: install and its away, just change the port and you are golden :)
[12:49] <Younder> the documentation from sourceforge is excellent however
[12:49] <yehia> ActionParsnip: so if i want to know the IP to connect my Computers together via VNC .. then this is the right way to know my IP address and the VNC will work with it . or with the ones which my ifconfig will show me ?
[12:49] <matteo1990> ActionParsnip, i already have it installed but i have no /etc/init.d/sshd O.o
[12:49] <vegarn> Younder: you should have a go at openvpn some time..
[12:49] <Foxbox79> hello
[12:49] <Younder> I have it configured..
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> yehia: you will connect to the wan ip, you will need to setup port forwarding so the router doesnt simply drop the data
[12:49] <djoef> Hi, I have a machine running ubuntu 7.04, i would like to set it up to date, can I upgrade to 9.10 in some way ? (I read that I cannot update through the ubuntu 9.10 dvd directly)
[12:49] <viliny> yehia, use the external ip of your box and configure your box to redirect the port to your internal address of the machine you want to control
[12:50] <fauzie> MrMarkie: ok ... i haven't try it. Wine does a lot now. But for such important application as an office it is much better to use the native ooffice
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> yehia: use an ssh tunnel if you are accessing over www as vnc data is NOT encrypted
[12:50] <Halitech> djoef, yes, download the 9.10 cd and do a fresh install
[12:50] <djoef> what about my data ?
[12:50] <Halitech> djoef, do you have a seperate home folder?
[12:50] <djoef> Halitech, yes
[12:51] <Younder> H, ActionParsnip
[12:51] <Foxbox79> I'm having a hard time setting a static  ip and dns info for my karmic x64 desktop need help
[12:51] <MrMarkie> fauzie: Well that really depends on the exact situation, now doesn't it?
[12:51] <fauzie> djoef: you are way too far behind :D .... no, you can not. you have to do fresh install :(
[12:51] <chimp> If you know what program you want to use but don't know what package it is installed in and its not in the package description, how can I from the CLI work out what package to install with apt
[12:51] <djoef> Halitech, what do you mean by "separate" ?
[12:51] <Halitech> djoef, when it gets to asking about the partitions, do a manual and make sure you don't format the home folder
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> matteo1990: sudo service ssh start|stop|restart
[12:51] <Halitech> djoef, seperate, as in not included in /
[12:51] <Younder> does anyone here know how to configure snort?
[12:51] <djoef> Halitech, fauzie , I get it, just do a back up, and do a fresh install :) would be best
[12:52] <fauzie> MrMarkie: okay, but where is he now?
[12:52] <djoef> Halitech, then yes I do
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> chimp: apt-cache search somethinghere
[12:52] <chili555> Halitech: do you mean a separate partition?
[12:52] <schlaftier> I've got the strangest problem: whenever I plug any USB device in, my WiFi breaks (it doesn't tell me though, traffic just drops to zero); when I unplug the USB device, it works again instantly. (Intersil Corporation Prism 2.5 Wavelan chipset, module: orinoco_pci, dmesg and syslog don't really help me)
[12:52] <djoef> chili555, that is what I thought
[12:52] <Foxbox79> how do i setup a static i.p?
[12:52] <MrMarkie> fauzie: I think he went to #wine
[12:52] <djoef> chili555, then I don't
[12:52] <djoef> ;)
[12:52] <solow> I just downloaded netbeans IDE
[12:52] <Halitech> djoef, yes, back up first just in case but if /home is mounted outside / you should be able to use the same partitions
[12:52] <solow> But it's a .sh file
[12:52] <Halitech> chili555, yes
[12:53] <solow> How do I install .sh files?
[12:53] <chimp> ActionParsnip: Ahh, interestingly i've been using aptitude search, however by default it doesn't seem to find things. Ie aptitude search hexdump and apt-cache search hexdump
[12:53] <chili555> djoef: then you may be better to burn your data to DVD
[12:53] <solow> just, double click?
[12:53] <matteo1990> ActionParsnip, Ok it's started, still no file in /etc/init.d/sshd
[12:54] <fauzie> schlaftier: maybe you need check the screws. I had something simillar before. When I plug a USB, my computer froze!!!
[12:54] <djoef> chili555, I am affraid that will be impossible :) tons of gigs :( nevermind, ill backup first
[12:54] <Foxbox79> static i.p?
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> chimp: they are pretty much the same deal. you can use apt-file if you want more detail, takes a while to setup on its own but allows you to find what packaes contain a certain file name
[12:54] <schlaftier> fauzie: the PCI card screws?
[12:54] <mun> hi
[12:54] <mun> does anyone know how to convert dmg to iso?
[12:54] <chili555> djoef: and when you do the installation, you will set up a /home partition, right?
[12:54] <Younder> mun, man iso
[12:55] <Foxbox79> static i.p
[12:55] <Foxbox79> ?
[12:55] <fauzie> schlaftier: yeap. Mine was the soundcard.
[12:55] <Halitech> mun, check synaptic, there is a dmg to iso convertor
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> Foxbox79: you can set that in network manager, if you mean your wan ip you will need to pay more for your connection (in some cases)
[12:55] <mun> HalfWord, nope can't find anything there
[12:55] <schlaftier> fauzie: interesting... but I'll give it a try
[12:55] <schlaftier> fauzie: thank you!
[12:55] <Lappie> ok, backup is complete im ready 2 install, just one final q, i watched a vid on youtube about BERYL and i did ask about it already, but i forgot the name of the new version of it, what was it again and how do i get it?
[12:56] <MixLaToR> hello....is ext4 supported in Ubuntu ?
[12:56] <Halitech> Lappie, compiz?
[12:56] <ddavids> is it possible to use gnome shell now on karmic?
[12:56] <fauzie> schlaftier: ur welcome. good luck. but your chance is slim. mwahahahaha
[12:56] <Younder> MixLaToR, it's the default
[12:56] <Foxbox79> I did bt  it forgets it for this just lan ip address
[12:56] <Lappie> ahh i think thats it
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: beryl is dead, compiz-fusion is how to get (pointless) 3D effects
[12:56] <Lappie> how do i get it?
[12:56] <Foxbox79> i like make it permanent
[12:56] <viliny> im starting to think ActionParsnip likes minimalism :)
[12:56] <Younder> ActionParsnip, pointless
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: once you install video drivers correctly they will be enabled by default
[12:56] <iflema> Foxbox79 do you just want custom dns or static ip and dns?
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> Younder: very pointless
[12:57] <Lappie> ahh ok
[12:57] <schlaftier> fauzie: it's not that urgent though... I don't need wireless when I need USB and vice versa
[12:57] <Lappie> cross your fingers, away i go!!
[12:57] <schlaftier> fauzie: this is a very old computer which has PS/2 keyboard and mouse :)
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: to get the cube stuff you will need to install compizconfig-settings-manager
[12:57] <Foxbox79> both static /w dns...
[12:57] <Younder> ActionParsnip, I don't use the, either
[12:57] <mylisto2> hey all
[12:57] <Halitech> ActionParsnip, I agree, just gobbles up resources
[12:57] <Lappie> ok do u know where to dl compizconfig-settings-manager
[12:57] <Lappie> i wan all the good stuff man :)
[12:58]  * fauzie turned on everything in Compiz including the totally useless atlantis cube
[12:58] <Lappie> oh and will xchat work w ubuntu?
[12:58] <viliny> do a sudo apt-get install compizpackagename
[12:58] <Halitech> Lappie, yes
[12:58] <viliny> yes xchat works with ubuntu
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: you can install it from software-center
[12:58] <Younder> Lappie, then learn the comand line. the console is still were Linux really shines
[12:58] <Foxbox79> ?
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: its fun for about a day, then just annoys, some really buzz off it
[12:59] <ddavids> has anyone tried the gnome shell 2.29.0?
[12:59] <Lappie> ok, no more silly questions frm me for now any how, cuguys soon
[12:59] <ubyserver> Has anyone here successfully installed ebox-webserver on 8.04.4 LTS?
[12:59] <matteo1990> ActionParsnip, Ok it's started, still no file in /etc/init.d/sshd O.o how is possible?
[12:59] <mylisto2> so I've installed virtualbox
[12:59] <Younder> ddavids, try ksh93 instead. The ultimate shell. (Though you might prefere Perl)
[13:00] <darkstar1> hello everyone.. I  have a message that's just popped up saying  "The volume "Filesystem root" has only 153.1 MB disk space remaining".. does this mean / is running out of space?
[13:00] <Halitech> darkstar1, thats it exactly
[13:00] <mguy> Why not type in "df -h" from the console and see
[13:00] <Foxbox79> .
[13:00] <MrMarkie> ddavids: I have
[13:00] <MixLaToR> hello....is ext4 supported in Ubuntu ?
[13:00] <ddavids> Younder: does it work like gnome shell?
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> matteo1990: if you are on karmic or later it is managed using the service command, i think init.d is being phased out afaik
[13:00] <darkstar1> ddavids: How do I find out my gnome shell version
[13:01] <Halitech> MixLaToR, yes it is
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> MixLaToR: its the default fs in jaunty and later
[13:01] <mylisto2> I need to find out how to get programs from my linux box onto the winxp virtualbox
[13:01] <darkstar1> Halitech: I'm guessing I need to use LVM to extend it
[13:01] <ddavids> Younder: is it better than gnome-shell|?
[13:01] <MixLaToR> thanks
[13:01] <Younder> ddavids, look up korn shell.
[13:01] <MrMarkie> ddavids: define better
[13:02] <Younder> MrMarkie, folat support, multidimetional arrays and dicts.
[13:02] <Younder> float
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> mylisto2: you can use aptoncd to make a cd with the debs you have downloaded, o just copy them manually
[13:02] <darkstar1> can anyone tell me how I can find out my gnome shell version and if I can also install kde along side and choose he shell at startup
[13:02] <Halitech> darkstar1, do you have any room to expand to?
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> darkstar1: dpkg -l | grep gnome-shell
[13:03] <MrMarkie> Younder: yeah I've tried the korn shell, not really my favourite though
[13:03] <darkstar1> Halitech: Yes.. lots of room
[13:03] <Halitech> mylisto2, reinstall them in the virtualbox install
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> darkstar1: you can install kde alongside gnome and select it at login
[13:03] <mylisto2> huh?
[13:03] <Younder> MrMarkie, You are better off with Perl
[13:03] <vegarn> If anyone's an openvpn guru and want to take a look at this, I'd really appreciate it :) http://pastebin.com/eQi44DjW
[13:03] <mylisto2> so I have lets say flash.exe
[13:04] <mylisto2> how do I get that into my virtualbox xp?
[13:04] <darkstar1> ActionParsnip: Thanks. Also that command you pasted showed no output
[13:04] <MrMarkie> Younder: You are quite right since I make a living programming Perl these days ;)
[13:04] <Halitech> mylisto2, you can't just use programs installed in WINE in a VM, you need to install the program in windows in the VM
[13:04] <Younder> MrMarkie, Installed everywhere, more portable comands and more readble.
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> darkstar1: then you don't have gnome-shell installed
[13:05] <ddavids> MrMarkie: im lost...
[13:05] <mylisto2> halitech: I'm not talking about wine
[13:05] <MrMarkie> ddavids: me too it seems, I just roll with the discussion. As for the gnome-shell, I would say it's not really ready for production use but it'll be awesome once it is
[13:05] <Halitech> mylisto2, did you install virtualbox from the repos or from the virtualbox website?
[13:06] <darkstar1> ActionParsnip:  What shell is installed as standard with Kharmic?
[13:06] <Younder> MrMarkie, In that case grab a copy of 'Perl best practices' :)
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> mylisto2: you can share a folder in windows or ubuntu and operate the lan on the xp vm as bridged so it appears as a system on your lan and not using the virtual lan, you can then push / pull the file from the host to guest
[13:06] <MrMarkie> Younder: Got it ;)
[13:06] <matteo1990> ActionParsnip, Great, thx alot. Now that sshd server is started, how to copy file with scp without getting port 22 error?
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> darkstar1: none that I know of, the gnome desktop is default in ubuntu karmic, its not a shell
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> !scp | matteo1990
[13:07] <ddavids> MrMarkie: that's why i wanted to knw if anyone has used the testing version, it looks cool and highly recommended...lol
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> mylisto2: if you ask in #vbox they will tell you how to share and mount folders from host to guest (more graceful)
[13:07] <Halitech> mylisto2, this should help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/SharedFolders
[13:07] <darkstar1> ActionParsnip: thanks... I'm guessing my desktop is gnome then
[13:08] <MrMarkie> ddavids: I would say, give it a month or a few. A lot of functionality is not implemented yet.
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> darkstar1: yes, gnome is not a shell, its a desktop environment
[13:08] <ubyserver> How would I know which Dynamic DNS service provider to choose for my ebox configuration?
[13:09] <darkstar1> ActionParsnip: I'll synaptics both then. Thank you very much
[13:09] <Pici> ubyserver: Do you have an account with any of them?
[13:09] <ubyserver> no
[13:09] <Halitech> ubyserver, who did you sign up with?
[13:09] <ubyserver> serverbeach
[13:09] <ubyserver> I can choose other
[13:09] <solow> I really like ubuntu now
[13:10] <ubyserver> But then it asks me my Dynamic DNS server
[13:10] <solow> It's so easy to just, install what you need
[13:10] <ubyserver> Why does it ask me these darned questions. Just setup and install ...
[13:10] <Pici> ubyserver: Do you own a domain name?
[13:10] <ubyserver> I own plenty domain names
[13:10] <matteo1990> ActionParsnip, I am using it but i get this: http://pastebin.com/NLC52Emt
[13:10] <jeevan> hey my pidgin is not supporting any yahoo server y??
[13:10] <jeevan> can any one help me out plzz
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> darkstar1: you can install as many DEs as you like, you just have to select one at login
[13:10] <ddavids> MrMarkie: u know what, im thinking of just using the testing version now since anyways im going to do a fresh install when lucid is officially out. this is so i can try it out and get used to it or just chuck it down... Bottomline is, i cant wait to try it really... here goes...
[13:10] <solow> floodbot is flooding
[13:10] <Pici> ubyserver: Then you shouldn't need to fill out any dyndns settings.
[13:10] <spartak> hello
[13:11] <ubyserver> Alright, I will keep it blank
[13:11] <Halitech> ubyserver, they look like an actual hosting service, not a Dynamic DNS service
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> matteo1990: if you are connecting to the same pc use localhost
[13:11] <MrMarkie> ddavids: Good luck, and yell if you need me ;)
[13:11] <ubyserver> Alright I left all those questions blank.
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> matteo1990: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-users/2007-March/015078.html
[13:11] <ubyserver> And it's shooting through installation.
[13:11] <ddavids> MrMarkie: thanks, u are on point... i got u locked on... lol
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> matteo1990: http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Configuring_Ubuntu_Linux_Remote_Access_using_SSH
[13:12] <ubyserver> hope this works, shoe laces crossed
[13:12] <spartak> i've a problem with audio, it's all configured ok, volume is ok, but audio doesn't work, this is my aplay -l http://pastebin.com/p6pJZ7ti
[13:13] <ubyserver> welp that was a no go :(
[13:13] <ubyserver> I'm in
[13:13] <ubyserver> :)
[13:16] <matteo1990> Hi all, i need to know my root passwd. I always used sudo -command- but i need the root passw to have an ssh login... How to get it?
[13:16] <e3nn> How to record My Desktop in Ubuntu execpt using gtk-recordmydesktop
[13:16] <Halitech> !root | matteo1990
[13:17] <st83291> why Ubuntu misses GUI ICS tool in 2010?
[13:17] <serverduck> HEy I have a pppoe connection. How do I configure it to start automaticaly every time I turn on my pc? I tried with sudo pppoeconf, sometimes it starts some times I need to type again sudo pppoeconf to make it work for the curent session.
[13:17] <jaypur> i can't connect to wi fi with my netbook, since i've opened a port o my wi fi... i had some problems connecting, now my laptop connects but the netbook does not... that applies to windows and ubuntu
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> matteo1990: ssh actively blocks root logons via ssh for security
[13:18] <e3nn> How to record Desktop in Ubuntu 9.10
[13:18] <e3nn> Help!!!!!!!!1
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> e3nn: install recordmydesktop you can thn do it
[13:19] <OerHeks> recordmydesktop :-)
[13:19] <Stargaze> matteo1990: forgot your password? check this site: http://www.handlewithlinux.com/10-ways-of-resetting-a-lost-linux-root-password
[13:19] <jaypur> any1?
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> e3nn: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install recordmydesktop
[13:19] <venom> hello
[13:19] <Stargaze> e3nn: with Byzanz
[13:19] <djoef> Can I boot with a 9.10 cd and backup my whole Harddrive ? So If something goes wrong, or I really need to boot the old version again, I can just put it all back ?
[13:20] <darkstar1> what's the sudo command for getting and installing gnome
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> djoef: as long as the OS can read the file system your drives use, you can use anything
[13:20] <Stargaze> djoef: search google for 'quickstart suiss army knife'
[13:20] <e3nn> ActionParsnip : pls tell me any other software except it
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> darkstar1: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop    will give you gnome and some gnome apps
[13:20] <Lappie> sorry one more dumb question, i was just about to install inside windows and it says Hibernation is not enabled..which is ok, but it says disk performance is slightly reduced, is this for windows ubuntu or both?
[13:20] <darkstar1> I ask because synaptics is giving me a headache over dependencies and such
[13:21] <Stargaze> e3nn: use Byzanz instead of recordmydesktop
[13:21] <st83291> Lappie: in 2010 Linux still cannot hibernate to a swapfile, so that affects Ubuntu only
[13:21] <Halitech> darkstar1, synaptic should bring in all dependencies when you install a program
[13:22] <e3nn> stargaze I installed Byzanz But How to use it i am unable to use it
[13:22] <Lappie> k what about the disk performance reduction? ubuntu/windows or both?
[13:22] <djoef> Stargaze, thing is, this will create a TAR, I also want to be able to browse the backup later (easily)
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> e3nn: xvidcap
[13:22] <Stargaze> e3nn: click right on the taskbar > add applet > byzanz
[13:22] <Stargaze> e3nn: click right on the taskbar > add to panel > byzanz
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: disk performance reduction?
[13:23] <Lappie> it says disk performance is slightly reduced
[13:24] <teste> Quelqun parle francais ?
[13:24] <MrMarkie> teste: non
[13:24] <teste> Moi parler francais
[13:24] <teste> MrMarkie tes un anglais toi ?
[13:24] <zeko> hi guys, just being curious, i just installed ubuntustudio-desktop in ubuntu, and i was expecting to get to choose Gnome,KDE, or ubuntustudio at the login screen, am i supposed to get a choice or is there anythin else i need to do
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: the default settings arent fantastic, you can tweak it some to get better performance
[13:24] <Pici> !fr | teste
[13:24] <ddavids> MrMarkie: it's running
[13:24] <ddavids> and its lovely
[13:24] <MrMarkie> teste: non. I'm swedish actually
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: like reducing swappiness can help lots
[13:24] <Stargaze> abba!
[13:25] <Lappie> so the reductions is only for ubuntu ?
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: disabling ipv6 if you dont use it can help stuff too
[13:25] <MrMarkie> ddavids: Yeah it's nice, some issues with the sidebar though and limited configurability at this time
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: as you use the system it will get better
[13:25] <teste> Sur ton salon francophone irc ya que des angalis
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> !fr | teste
[13:25] <solow> I noticed there are 2 desktops on ubuntu
[13:26] <solow> is there a shortkey to swap between thos 2?
[13:26] <solow> those*
[13:26] <Travis42> I accidentally used xkill on my desktop and now it's gone... what do I need to run to bring it back?
[13:26] <Lappie> so disk performance alltogether will be ruduced?
[13:26] <Lappie> no matter if im in vista or ubuntu?
[13:26] <solow> xstart
[13:26] <Pici> solow: ctrl-alt-leftarrow ctrl-alt-rightarrow   You can add more desktops by right clicking on that applet if you want
[13:26] <solow> Thanks pici
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: at first, just like in windows yes, over time it is fine
[13:27] <MrMarkie> ddavids: I just love what the <super> button is bound to
[13:27] <serverduck> Hey I have a problem with pppoe on ubuntu 9.10 I used sudo pppoeconf, and restart my machine. Doesn't work every time, why????
[13:27] <MrMarkie> ddavids: Can't live without it
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: i recommend reducing swappiness, also make sure your video drivers are working well etc to reduce cpu load
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: and get fully updated
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: you will find fresh installs of windows run poorly too
[13:27] <Lappie> my questiion-more directly-when i am using windows after installing ubuntu with windows, the disk performance will be affected for a while?
[13:28] <Halitech> ActionParsnip, you could have left out the fresh from that statement ;)
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: ubuntu will not affect windows performance, if you used wubi then windows will impact the ubuntu due to ntfs fragmentation
[13:28] <Travis42> what program do i need to run to reload the gnome desktop?
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> Halitech: sounds nicer :)
[13:29] <Stargaze> Travis42: Alt-F2 startx
[13:29] <Halitech> ActionParsnip, true
[13:29] <Lappie> ahh, ok, ty again. and as ubuntu leans its way around the hd itll get better i see. just like when installing windows
[13:29] <ubyserver> Trying to set up the ebox samba and now it is asking me for ldapi. Should i leave this place or just put ldapi:///iip.address
[13:29] <Lappie> i get it
[13:29] <Lappie> :)
[13:29] <ddavids> MrMarkie: i feel u... keep the spirit soaring...
[13:29] <Travis42> Stargaze: startx doesn't seem to be reloading it. the windows manager is running fine
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> Lappie: pretty much, if its a proper install.You should find ways to make it run nicer too
[13:30] <e3nn> ActionParnsip : xvidcap is not working any else alternative
[13:30] <solow> Is there also a shortkey to display the desktop?
[13:30] <Lappie> ok, well, here i go-4 real this time :)
[13:30] <Lappie> no matter what, well , unless i crash
[13:30] <fresh> hi
[13:30] <panopticon> what's the name of the panel applet that allows you open evolution/empathy/pidgin and such?
[13:31] <Foxbox79> how to configure a static ip in linux?
[13:31] <Stargaze> panopticon: notification area
[13:31] <panopticon> no no, it's an "envelope"
[13:31] <zeko> hi guys is ubuntustudio a collection of apps installing into ubuntu or a creates a separate OS or creates a choice at the login screen?
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> Foxbox79: you can do it in network manager or in /etc/network/interfaces
[13:32] <Foxbox79> ok how about dns info
[13:32] <fresh> hey im using a netbook whit chrunchbang linux and ich have some problems whit my wlan :S can anyone help ?
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> zeko: it will add apps to what you have now, it may add an extra DE in the logon screen, it wont be a seperate OS
[13:32] <Stargaze> panopticon: try indicator-applet-session
[13:32] <solow> ctrl+ald+D
[13:32] <serverduck> Can someone tell me why I have this problem with pppoe on ubuntu 9.10?
[13:32] <solow> alr*
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> !cruchbang | fresh
[13:32] <solow> alt**
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> !crunchbang | fresh
[13:32] <panopticon> Stargaze, yes, that was it! thank you
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> fresh: its not supported here
[13:32] <serverduck> !pppoe | serverduck
[13:33] <fresh> ah ok thx
[13:33] <serverduck> Can someone help me with my pppoe issue?
[13:33] <serverduck> The ubottu doesn't give me much info.
[13:33] <lucascarvalho> I have a debian package with several .py files. After installation some .pyc are generated automatically. So when I try to remove the package using dpkg, the .pyc files are not removed. How can I remove such files automatically?
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> lucascarvalho: sudo apt-get --purge remove packagename
[13:34] <sheepz> hello, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LocalNet i'm following this tutorial, I think have it all setup correctly now and bootp is running, my question is: how should the netboot be "situated" in the /var/lib/tftpboot folder
[13:35] <josemoreira> hello
[13:35] <sheepz> atm there's a folder called ubuntu-installer in it
[13:35] <Elirips> Hello everyone. I'm trying to install Ubuntu 9.10 on a ASRock ION 330HT. After some time the screen just turns black and I have to plug-off the AC-power to reboot the device.. has anyone such a device and could lend me a hand?
[13:35] <sheepz> dunno, if it's set correctly
[13:35] <qnix> anyone know where ubuntu-vm-builder saves its thing? (kvm)
[13:35] <josemoreira> how can i configure the order of init scripts? i would like service A to start after service B, namingly mongrel and apache
[13:35] <Stargaze> qnix: try .kvm
[13:36] <darkstar1> Does anyone have any experience in Expanding partitions on the fly?
[13:36] <hamzaatova3> i want to ask a question--- why i've no success to load movies at gamespot??? i'm stuck when they ask the birtday because the dropdowns do no apear
[13:36] <inveratulo> darkstar1: you mean while the partition is mounted?
[13:37] <Stargaze> darkstar1: you cannot manipulate mounted partitions
[13:37] <darkstar1> inveratulo:  Yes.. only because I can't unmount the partition :)
[13:37] <luist> hey... what environment variable defines the folder where the system looks for .desktop files to build the menu?
[13:37] <qnix> Stargaze: seems not.
[13:37] <Stargaze> darkstar1: boot from cd and then change the parition you want
[13:37] <darkstar1> Stargaze: If I could unmount the partition I would
[13:37] <inveratulo> darkstar1: you'll need to boot from a livecd to do what you want
[13:38] <lucascarvalho> I have a debian package with several .py files. After installation some .pyc are generated automatically. So when I try to remove the package using dpkg, the .pyc files are not removed. How can I remove such files automatically?
[13:38] <darkstar1> Will the Jaunty CD do?
[13:38] <Stargaze> darkstar1: yes
[13:38] <nooola> hello, is there a channel for jaunty, or I can use this one?
[13:39] <nooola> I'm using xbmc live, ubuntu jaunty live cd on usb stick. kernel is 2.6.28-11-generic and it's not possible to compile or upgrade kernel.
[13:40] <nooola> I'm using xbmc live, ubuntu live cd on usb stick. kernel is 2.6.28-11-generic and it's not possible to compile or upgrade kernel.
[13:40] <nooola> i have dell mini and wifi card is 03:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g [14e4:4315] (rev 01)
[13:40] <nooola> apt-get install b43-fwcutter installs, fetch and extract firmware
[13:40] <serverduck> nooola, You can talk on this channel.  :) I think they provide support for anything ubuntu related here:P
[13:40] <AndyGraybeal> i'm in the groups adm, admin, (i can sudo just fine) but i can't unlock 'users and groups' from the GUI ... what am i doing wrong?
[13:40] <antoni> hi. anybody can tell me how to run echo mia audio card under ubuntustudio 9.10? it's not working "out of the box". i was directed to alsa's echo mia page, but i believe it's irrelevant nowadays
[13:40] <Weust`> hi, i've got some troubles with bridges, i created the br0 bridge and added eth0 to it, but in virt-manager i cant find a way to assign an ip in my lan to my vm
[13:41] <serverduck> Can someone assist me in a pppoe issue with ubuntu 9.10?
[13:41] <Stargaze> Weust, salami of cervela?
[13:41] <Weust`> Stargaze: zwan
[13:42] <Stargaze> ok :)
[13:42] <abhi_nav> Hello!!
[13:42] <kick666> =)
[13:42] <Guest92507> hi guys
[13:43] <Guest92507> can someone help me with back track4
[13:43] <abhi_nav>  join #backtrack-linux
[13:43] <bazhang> Guest92507, /join #backtrack-linux  ; its not supported here
[13:45] <abhi_nav> Yas I should be clear and directed. Ok.
[13:46] <abhi_nav> :)
[13:46] <Stargaze> !vpn
[13:46] <Armageddon> is it possible to set up a system that will download the updates for computers on the local network and then hand it up to them instead of each client downloading its own update ? assuming that all computers are the same
[13:47] <Stargaze> Armageddon: look here, on page 8 => http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4653463/issue14_en.pdf
[13:47] <Armageddon> thank you Stargaze
[13:48] <andy_> server irc.gnome.org
[13:48] <andy_> er...
[13:52] <michaelpark> #
[13:55] <tony__> ciao a tutti
[13:56] <eleniita> qe aes
[13:56] <abhi_nav> !en
[13:56] <eleniita> quien eres
[13:56] <abhi_nav> :(
[13:56] <jaypur> i forgot how to set ssh for server... can some1 help me???
[13:56] <jaypur> installed open-ssh opessh-server.... ssh....
[13:57] <jaypur> installed at my laptop too
[13:58] <Stargaze> jaypur: look here, on page 9 => http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4653463/issue7_en.pdf
[13:58] <st83291> sre there GUI configurator for dhcp server?
[13:58] <luist> what package sets $XDG_DATA_DIRS ???
[13:59] <duffydack> st83291, webmin?
[13:59] <Pici> !webmin | duffydack st83291
[13:59] <Stargaze> jaypur: page 8, sorry
[13:59] <vegarn> what can network interface as0t0 possibly be for?
[13:59] <jaypur> Stargaze, X)
[14:00] <Stargaze> is this what you wanted, jaypur ?
[14:00] <st83291> !ebox
[14:00] <yohannbzh> hi
[14:00] <jaypur> just wait a sec i think i know what i'm doing wrong
[14:01] <st83291> no, ebox won't do
[14:01] <mouseover> I have a bunch of scripts inside "my_folder", I'd like to make these available/"visible" system wide. Yes, I could change the $PATH variable but that is only respected by bash I believe.
[14:01] <mouseover> I have a bunch of scripts inside "my_folder", I'd like to make these available/"visible" system wide. Yes, I could change the $PATH variable but that is only respected by bash I believe.
[14:01] <mouseover> sry for spam
[14:01] <st83291> something else?
[14:01] <jaypur> lol i was putting the wron ip, thanks for the mag Stargaze
[14:02] <Stargaze> jaypur: search google for ubuntu fullcircle
[14:02] <jaypur> thanks
[14:03] <yohannbzh> I think i've done something bad in my configuration : I can't use all the characters we have in AZERTY keyboard with the numbers keys (the green ones on this photo : http://www.informatique.math.jussieu.fr/public/documentation/fr/annexes/chevaleret/hosts/gamma.math.jussieu.fr/kbd/img/qwerty-azerty.jpg)
[14:04] <jaypur> i need to change my ssh port
[14:04] <usuario_> oo
[14:04] <usuario_> :D
[14:04] <jaypur> but that i'll see later...
[14:04] <usuario_> ola
[14:04] <Stargaze> yohannbzh: it's the Alt-Gr symbols
[14:04] <usuario_> hola
[14:04] <yohannbzh> stargaze : Yes, i can't use it anymore
[14:04] <Stargaze> maybe your alt-gr key is stuck
[14:04] <usuario_> hay algien
[14:04] <usuario_> q sea español?
[14:05] <yohannbzh> stargaze : No, I tried with CTRL+ALT too
[14:05] <Pici> !es | ubottu
[14:05] <wcdl> jaypur why change your ssh port?
[14:05] <jaypur> wcdl, yes
[14:05] <jaypur> wcdl, i have the file here, it says #22
[14:05] <Stargaze> ssh port is 22
[14:05] <jaypur> yeah but port 22 is blocked by my internet provider
[14:05] <Stargaze> ftp is 21
[14:05] <wcdl> oh
[14:06] <DuCkNeT> jaypur: wow we dont see that often...
[14:06] <Stargaze> then maybe contact your internet provider
[14:06] <jaypur> i need to change the port at the file and it's like this... #22, so i take off the #
[14:06] <Elirips> jaypur, change provider, why pay for something like that, its like broken
[14:06] <DuCkNeT> i just don't get why provider block port for user like that...
[14:06] <DuCkNeT> its kind of stupid
[14:06] <wcdl> i was thinking that was about security
[14:06] <jaypur> Elirips, it's like that from all of them i think, welcome to brazil!
[14:06] <st83291> (1) how can I prevent SERVICE from running, and (2) is there GUI DHCP configurator?
[14:07] <DuCkNeT> instead of just blocking their own server they block everyone....
[14:07] <DuCkNeT> shamed!!!1 shamed!!!!
[14:07] <waaaaaaaa> <---
[14:07] <jaypur> but i don't think i'll need to monitor my server from another place, but it's good to have ssh
[14:07] <waaaaaaaa> I need to know the number of the most frequently interrupts on my system :o
[14:07] <erUSUL> waaaaaaaa: cat /proc/interrupts
[14:08] <wcdl> yes ssh is very good and secure if you know how to setup it
[14:08] <yohannbzh> i've done some configurations  in sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[14:08] <waaaaaaaa> yea, but only the number :o
[14:08] <jaypur> so to run ssh, do i need openssh-client??? if not i'll uninstall it
[14:08] <Shay27> Hello , i removed my usb flash disk without unmount command and now when i plug it again its wont show up ? does it mean that my usb flash disk is gone ? does it possible to repair the disk ?
[14:08] <airtonix> jaypur, yes its only logical
[14:08] <wcdl> open-ssh client comes with ubuntu
[14:09] <Stargaze> Shay27: type lsusb in the command lines
[14:09] <wcdl> you need openssh-server if you like to connect to your machine from others
[14:09] <st83291> (1) how can I prevent ,services,, service from running, and (2) is there GUI DHCP configurator?
[14:09] <airtonix> !who > wcdl
[14:09] <BluesKaj> Hiyas
[14:09] <jaypur> to run @ the server, i need just openssh-server??? right?
[14:09] <jaypur> should i uninstall openssh-client?
[14:09] <jaypur> at the server?
[14:09] <Zus> is there an nvidia video card room?  when i put my Geforce FX 5200, 128MB PCI in after the grub, i get a black screen  with some writing (not sure what it exactly  atm)
[14:09] <airtonix> st83291, explain what you mean by dhcp gui configurator ? for client or server ?
[14:09] <Stargaze> st83291: System > Preferences > Startup apllications
[14:10] <Pici> jaypur: Theres no reason to remove the client
[14:10] <jaypur> ok
[14:10] <waaaaaaaa> So I need only the number of interrupts of my system, not any other text :o
[14:10] <jaypur> but what does he do exactly?
[14:10] <Shay27> Stargaze: ok , and than what ?
[14:10] <airtonix> jaypur, no because invariably, you will come to a situation where being able to ssh from that point to somewhere else will be useful
[14:10] <st83291> Stargaze: i don't see it there, could you tell how the applet is called itself
[14:11] <jaypur> hm ok
[14:11] <st83291> airtonix: for server, dhcp3-server to be precise
[14:11] <phoenix24> Hi, is it possible to install only the desired packages without installing any of the dependencies ?
[14:11] <erUSUL> waaaaaaaa: count the lines on the file and you get the number of interrupts
[14:11] <jaypur> look what i've posted in my blog about the ports
[14:11] <airtonix> Stargaze, that does not prevent system level services from running... and it only controls services that start after gdm login has been done
[14:11] <st83291> phoenix24: yes, aptitude download + dpkg -i
[14:11] <airtonix> st83291, webmin is the only one i can think of.
[14:12] <phoenix24> st83291, can i do the same with apt-get ?
[14:12] <st83291> phoenix24: apt-get do not support 'download' operation
[14:12] <st83291> phoenix24: dpkg work with deb files on your disk
[14:12] <ncff> pkpuj
[14:13] <st83291> airtonix: my synaptic knows nothing about webmin, is it 3rd party app?
[14:13] <yohannbzh> Can someone help me? I can't use my ALT's keys on my Ubuntu!
[14:13] <Myrtti> !webmin | st83291, airtonix
[14:13] <st83291> yohannbzh: have you checked Layout options
[14:13] <st83291> ebox is bullshit
[14:13] <star3am> hallo all
[14:13] <dubey_> hi all
[14:14] <Myrtti> star3am: mind your language
[14:14] <Myrtti> star3am: sorry
[14:14] <yohannbzh> st83291: where is that?
[14:14] <texens> shay27: lsusb shud list your flash disk
[14:14] <star3am> hehe
[14:14] <Myrtti> st83291: your language was uncalled for
[14:14] <airtonix> st83291, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/webmin-installation-and-configuration-in-ubuntu-linux.html
[14:14] <star3am> hey how can i get php5-gd updated ?
[14:14] <texens> if it does, it detects !
[14:14] <st83291> Myrtti: it is, it wants to install 77 megabytes of stuff
[14:15] <Myrtti> st83291: but the language is not needed here.
[14:15] <dubey_> i am trying to connect TataIndicom CDMA 1X USB MODEM couldn't be succeed
[14:15] <hwilde> hello.  when a host is defined in /etc/hosts and I try to ping at it times out I cannot ctrl+c the ping.  anybody know why this would happen?
[14:15] <dubey_> getting Carrier detected, Waiting for prompt
[14:15] <kjir-YA> hi I am trying to setup xmonad as wm in gnome with no success
[14:15] <sevka> Hello. Does anyone uses NFS? I mean Network File System. How do you access NFS shares? I use autofs, but it's not very comfortable, because I must to know ip-address of the other PC
[14:15] <kjir-YA> I tried sudo gconftool-2 -s /desktop/gnome/session/required_components/windowmanager xmonad --type string
[14:16] <hwilde> !nfs | sevka
[14:16] <kjir-YA> but I still get metacity, any ideas?
[14:16] <Shay27> texens: ok i found it , now there is a way to repair it ?
[14:16] <dubey_> even i tried from gnome  ppp, which doesn't detecting my modem
[14:17] <Kangarooo> i installed ubuntu dual boot next to win 7. before installing i moved windows loader and win partition to end of disk (to the right) with Gparted. Now ubuntu is installed windows loader doesnt work.. what to do?
[14:17] <texens> Shay27, try to force-mount it..
[14:17] <abhi_nav> dubey_ you said your modem is not detected. then you have to install modem drivers. check here www.linmodems.org
[14:18] <Stargaze> sevka: use 'ntfsprogs'
[14:18] <abhi_nav> dubey_ join their mailing list and they will help you step by step
[14:18] <woty> hi all
[14:18] <dubey_> wvdial detected my modem
[14:18] <OerHeks> Kangarooo, u should have use diskmanagment in win7, to decrease the partition :(
[14:18] <abhi_nav> !details | dubey_
[14:18] <st83291> so how can I prevent ,services,, service from running?
[14:19] <StrangeCharm>  how do i get ssh to use the ssh key that is saved in the passwords and encryption keys manager
[14:19] <yohannbzh> st83291: When i want to change my keyboard layout options, an error occur : Error activating XKB configuration
[14:19] <Zus> got disconnceted, was there an answer for my video card question?
[14:19] <Kangarooo> OerHeks: why? i couldnt use gparted? but can i get win to work again?
[14:19] <duffydack> Kangarooo, need to boot the windows dvd and run repair.
[14:19] <sevka> hwilde:  Thanks. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo - I know it all. It works ok. I even developed my own plugin for nautilus for sharing my folders. But I have no comfortable way to access nfs-shares in my network
[14:19] <duffydack> Kangarooo, then you`ll need to reinstall grub
[14:19] <Stargaze> st83291: type sudo apt-get install sysv-rc-conf
[14:20] <duffydack> !grub2 | Kangarooo
[14:20] <Stargaze> st83291: and then sudo sysv-rc-conf
[14:20] <hwilde> sevka, so you have two ubuntu computers, one has an nfs share, and you want to access it on the other one ?
[14:20] <impi_> This doesn't work with Ubuntu server (8.04 lts) and the php5-gd package.  If you need this you will have to recompile PHP with GD built-in.
[14:20] <impi_> how do i do that?
[14:20] <OerHeks> yes try to repair like duffydack say
[14:21] <sevka> I have 10 ubuntu computers
[14:21] <abhi_nav> dubey_ have you read my above msg?
[14:21] <Shay27> texens: i am new to Ubuntu , can u guide me so i can mount the flash drive ? when i type : lsusb i can see the flash usb drive on this line : Bus 001 Device 003: ID 10d6:ff66 Actions Semiconductor Co., Ltd ?
[14:21] <dubey_> yes
[14:21] <sevka> I can't remember their ip's
[14:21] <lucascarvalho> I have a debian package with several .py files. After installation some .pyc are generated automatically. So when I try to remove the package using dpkg, the .pyc files are not removed. How can I remove such files automatically?
[14:21] <st83291> what those numbers in sysv-rc-conf mean?
[14:21] <Stargaze> Shay27: type mount
[14:22] <duffydack> Kangarooo, if it doesnt offer to autorepair, then sometihng like bootsect /nt60 C:\ /mbr
[14:22] <Stargaze> and look for /dev/something
[14:22] <hwilde> sevka, you can map IP to hostname in   /etc/hosts
[14:22] <sevka> hwilde: is there some broadcasting in NFS, like in Windows/samba network?
[14:22] <dubey_> i am using ubuntu 9.4, i have connected my USB modem and run wvdialconf, it detected my modem and created a wvdial.conf file, I made some changes in that file e.g. username/passwd/phone no. etc.
[14:23] <Shay27> Stargaze: still not working
[14:23] <sevka> mmmm. I have to map 10 ips on 10 computers :(
[14:23] <lappie> woo hoo installed and working great
[14:23] <dubey_> then i run wvdial and getting "ATDT#777
[14:23] <dubey_> CONNECT
[14:23] <dubey_> --> Carrier detected.  Waiting for prompt.
[14:23] <dubey_> --> Connected, but carrier signal lost!  Retrying...
[14:23] <dubey_> --> Sending: ATDT#777
[14:23] <FloodBot4> dubey_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:23] <dubey_> --> Waiting for carrier." conteniously
[14:24] <jimcooncat> what do i use to manage mailcap entries? or do I edit /etc/mailcap directly?
[14:24] <sevka> I have to map 10 ips on 10 computers :(
[14:24] <sevka> it's horrible...
[14:24] <dinosaurvskitten> is there a way to sort top by disk io? *something* is making my disk thrash, and it's getting pretty annoying
[14:24] <lappie> so, the first thing i want 2 install is xchat, what do i need 2 do?
[14:25] <st83291> what do numbers 1-5 in sysv-rc-conf mean?
[14:25] <erUSUL> dinosaurvskitten: use iotop
[14:25] <texens> Shay27, see ur PM
[14:25] <Stargaze> Shay27: is it a storage device or wifi dongle?
[14:25] <sevka> I found this - http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautilus-accessnetwork.html.en
[14:25] <sevka> "To access UNIX shares, double-click on the Unix Network (NFS)  object. A list of the UNIX shares available to you is displayed in the file manager window."
[14:25] <dinosaurvskitten> erUSUL, thanks
[14:26] <dubey_> http://fpaste.org/iVLx/
[14:26] <abhi_nav> !flood | dubey_
[14:26] <lappie> act i already installed blender, it does work beautifully :)
[14:27] <jimcooncat> what do i use to manage mailcap entries? or do I edit /etc/mailcap directly?
[14:28] <m0ar> I want to have an alsa-applet in my gnome-panel ,_,   Is this possible in some way?
[14:30] <vegarn> you dont use pulseaudio?
[14:31] <dubey_> http://imagebin.org/87351
[14:31] <impi_> dpkg-buildpackage: error: fakeroot debian/rules clean gave error exit status 2
[14:31] <impi_> Patch suhosin.patch does not remove cleanly (refresh it or enforce with -f)
[14:32] <djmaniax> Hi all. Someone please explain: option parsing failed: Error re-scanning registry , child terminated by signal :when executing gstreamer related programs (that's most of 'em) ???
[14:33] <nickaugust> hey how do I run a program as a service?
[14:33] <theadmin> The "Guest Session" thing in user menu basically generates a temporary account, right? How can this be done in command line?
[14:33] <nickaugust> inon unbuntu server from the commandline
[14:33] <dubey_> getting error during configuring USB MODEM, pls. see the links
[14:33] <nickaugust> on*
[14:33] <dubey_> http://fpaste.org/iVLx/
[14:34] <dubey_> http://imagebin.org/87351
[14:34] <lappie2> hello everyone, please a round of applause for ubuntu, i just installed it successfully and it runs great
[14:34] <DemoOn> i need something alternative to Macromedia Flash MX, i need to make small movie for homework
[14:34] <abhi_nav> dubey_ please read my pm
[14:34] <DemoOn> What could i use?
[14:35] <texens> congratulations lappie2 ! :)
[14:35] <lappie> and i just realized, im chattin in this channell on 2 puters now so i can shut this one off
[14:35] <erUSUL> !info synfig
[14:35] <theadmin> lappie2: Nice to hear! If you'll have problems, ask away
[14:35] <lappie2> sofar so good
[14:35] <djmaniax> Hi all. Someone please explain: option parsing failed: Error re-scanning registry , child terminated by signal :when executing gstreamer related programs (that's most of 'em) ???
[14:35] <syam_> hai
[14:36] <dubey_> getting error during configuring USB MODEM, pls. see the links http://imagebin.org/87351, http://fpaste.org/iVLx/
[14:36] <syam_> some body help my...
[14:36] <syam_> what wrong with my ubuntu
[14:36] <theadmin> syam_: Details please.
[14:37] <syam_> i cannot chat via lan...
[14:37] <syam_> with xchat, how to
[14:37] <syam_> ??
[14:37] <theadmin> syam_: XChat is an IRC client, you can't do that with it
[14:38] <syam_> ohh, i see..
[14:38] <Stargaze> syam_: try with irssi
[14:38] <syam_> thanks, i willl try...
[14:39] <Guest73529> Stargaze: if xcaht wont work dont suggest irssi man
[14:39] <Myrtti> Stargaze: how can irssi be any different from xchat?
[14:39] <impi_> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php5/+bug/493761
[14:39] <Guest73529> syam_: try Pidgin IRC or Empathy
[14:39] <impi_> for fuck sakes!!!
[14:39] <theadmin> impi_: Watch your language.
[14:39] <Myrtti> impi_: mind your language, that's uncalled for in this channel
[14:39] <Guest73529> !language impi_
[14:39] <impi_> dont none of you guys ever compiled php from source.??/
[14:39] <theadmin> impi_: I tried, epic fail
[14:39] <Guest73529> impi_: go to #php ?
[14:39] <syam_> ok..
[14:39] <lappie2> xchat didnt install for me at first either, after a while the install button showed up
[14:39] <impi_> cause aint no one even saying a peep
[14:39] <Stargaze> thnaks for the tip Guest73529 and Myrtti
[14:40] <impi_> im sitting here finding bug by freaking bug....and all for waht?
[14:40] <Guest73529> impi_: well dont go calling us stuff
[14:40] <m0ar>  Myrtti Dumb question. Try irssi and feel the diffrence.
[14:40] <Guest73529> impi_: submit it? Sourceforge? idk the appriorite place to submit it but its not IRC
[14:40] <impi_> then just tell me how i can do this? Patch suhosin.patch does not remove cleanly (refresh it or enforce with -f)
[14:40] <OmniZya> hello
[14:40] <OmniZya> i'm new here :)
[14:40] <Guest73529> OmniZya: hi
[14:40] <theadmin> OmniZya: Hi.
[14:40] <Myrtti> m0ar: I've used it since 2003. But it's not any different to xchat, if the person is looking for a tool for chatting inside a lan and can't connect with xchat.
[14:40] <Guest73529> OmniZya: this is a suppprt channel :) please ask your question
[14:41] <syam_> Hai Omniziya...
[14:41] <djmaniax> Hi all. Someone please explain: option parsing failed: Error re-scanning registry , child terminated by signal :when executing gstreamer related programs (that's most of 'em) ???
[14:41] <OmniZya> ok
[14:41] <bullgard> '~$ ssh -l detlef 192.168.178.20' works all right. What operations can I now perform on the foreign computer? Graphic operations too?
[14:41] <abhi_nav> !attitude | impi_
[14:41] <impi_> #php <Keloran> impi_: if its specific to your dist ask in that dists channel
[14:41] <OmniZya> i have a problem on ISP
[14:41] <ubyserver> hello everyone :)
[14:41] <Guest73529> OmniZya: ISP?
[14:41] <OmniZya> PortForwading
[14:41] <theadmin> Guest73529: That is Internet Service Provider
[14:42] <impi_> guidelines for what? something simple like getting php to compile from source? php??
[14:42] <loxs> as far as I remember, there is some popular repository for games, that offers newer version of games?
[14:42] <impi_> thats like grub not working
[14:42] <Stargaze> impi_: if it were simple, you needn't ask the question
[14:42] <dabaR> impi_: I can try to help you with the issue.
[14:42] <Guest73529> theadmin: i know what an ISP is but i doubt he as a problem with them lot
[14:42] <theadmin> impi_: Ask in #php, look, that ain't exactly ubuntu-related
[14:42] <dabaR> impi_: What are you trying to achieve?
[14:42] <Pici> impi_: Guidelines for your behavior in this channel.
[14:43] <winterweaver> what command will show the version of ubuntu?
[14:43] <syam_> i cannot restore grub on ubuntu 9.10 after installing windows 7
[14:43] <lappie2> does anyone know if bryce 3d will work in ubuntu?
[14:43] <Pici> winterweaver: lsb_release -a
[14:43] <winterweaver> tx Pici
[14:43] <abysse> hi everybody
[14:43] <syam_> some body help me..
[14:43] <Pici> !appdb | lappie2
[14:43] <OmniZya> yeah
[14:43] <Stargaze> syam_: http://paranoid-engineering.blogspot.com/2008/12/how-to-restore-grub-after-windows.html
[14:43] <dabaR> syam_: what have you tried so far?
[14:44] <OmniZya> some win programmes does'nt runing by wine
[14:44] <Myrtti> OmniZya: it happens
[14:44] <abysse> i'm wondering if it is possible to add a dongle wifi to my onboard wifi card in order to have a faster internetand to share my connection to another computer
[14:44] <theadmin> OmniZya: I know, it's far from being perfect. I recommend a dual-boot if you have some _real_ need for those
[14:44] <abysse> both onboard and dongle are connected to the same spot
[14:45] <impi_> dabaR, i am using GD and php5 - at first GD dont work with my script because I cant use: imagelayereffect() - as noted here: http://php.net/manual/en/function.imagelayereffect.php - it explaines that i should compile GD into php - I then followed this steps: http://www.howtoforge.com/recompiling-php5-with-bundled-support-for-gd-on-ubuntu - but this breaks with this error: Patch suhosin.patch does not remove cleanly (refresh it or enforce with -f) which bring
[14:45] <impi_> s me to this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php5/+bug/493761
[14:45] <FloodBot2> impi_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:45] <OmniZya> back track & Window
[14:45] <syam_> that not work.... i mean ubuntu up like ubuntu 9.10
[14:45] <djmaniax> is my netbook really a duel processor? or is that misleading multi threading?
[14:45] <abysse> any idea?
[14:45] <syam_> please...
[14:46] <Guest73529> djmaniax: i have no idea what notebook you have, and is that really a ubuntu related question?
[14:46] <abysse> djmaniax : is it intel atom?
[14:46] <dabaR> impi_: so that function is not available in the php5-gd package that comes with Ubuntu?
[14:46] <impi_> dabaR, no :(
[14:46] <djmaniax> abysse: atom it is.
[14:46] <anli_> When it comes to stability, gnome has appeared to be a joke this far
[14:47] <abysse> djmaniax : so one core it is :)
[14:47] <Guest73529> djmaniax: atom are usually singlecore
[14:47] <Guest73529> abysse: there are dualcore atoms..
[14:47] <Guest73529> anli_: gnome seems to lag way behind KDE
[14:47] <anli_> I have used gnome half a year, and it appears unstable compared to windows
[14:47] <anli_> aha
[14:47] <djmaniax> so it reports to be a dual core why?
[14:47] <Guest73529> anli_: you might want to give KDE or XFCE a go
[14:47] <dabaR> impi_: is the code private, or can you post it? The code that can not run with the stock ubuntu package...
[14:47] <anli_> aha
[14:47] <Guest73529> djmaniax: It could be a dualcore!
[14:47] <anli_> But I really like gnome, maybe I should do as you suggest
[14:48] <abysse> i have to update my self :(
[14:48] <dabaR> impi_: or can I just take the example from  php.net?
[14:48] <Stargaze> djmaniax: type sudo lshw -html > test.htm
[14:48] <Guest73529> djmaniax: look we cant guees what you bought, there is a VERY slim chance ubuntu screw up that kind of info since the CPU directly provides it own serie numbers and such
[14:48] <Stargaze> djmaniax: and then open test.htm
[14:48] <dabaR> impi_: OK, I get the error with the example.
[14:48] <anli_> 64-bit ubuntu seems to include a 64-bit firefox, in which some plugins are not working, so why doesnt 64-bit ubuntu use a 32-bit firefox then?
[14:48] <djmaniax> short of pulling it apart, how do i find out? Windows reports it as a dual core as well
[14:49] <abysse> somebody got an idea to add two wifi connection is it interesting?
[14:49] <djmaniax> ic, i'll try that now
[14:49] <Guest73529> anli_: urm.. i like Gnome aswell but im getting angry at it slow dev proces and crappy dev community
[14:49] <impi_> dabaR, its actually quite simple. i want to use reflection on a png image
[14:49] <anli_> aha
[14:49] <Guest73529> djmaniax: :| look on the box in which you got the laptop
[14:49] <Myrtti> anli_: which plugins don't work?
[14:49] <anli_> flash and firebug
[14:49] <AgenteD> Alguem ae me ajuda , configura uma placa de audio.
[14:50] <anli_> flash doesnt react on mouse clicks
[14:50] <anli_> firebug dies immediately
[14:50] <Pici> !br | AgenteD
[14:50] <dabaR> impi_: But to define the test case that meets the need, as soon as you can run the imagelayereffect function, the problem is solved, right?
[14:50] <Stargaze> djmaniax: type 'sudo lshw -html > test.htm' and then open test.htm to look for your CPU
[14:50] <AgenteD> tankyou
[14:50] <Myrtti> anli_: I've got 64-bit flash, haven't noticed any difference to the normal 32-bit one...
[14:50] <anli_> ok, do you use youtube?
[14:50] <Myrtti> yes?
[14:50] <impi_> dabaR, yes, but for that i must get php compiled
[14:50] <anli_> You cannot click the buttons
[14:51] <dabaR> impi_: OK, so you removed your installed PHP, right?
[14:51] <impi_> dabaR, yes i did
[14:51] <Red_HamsterX> anli_, Myrtti, I, too, have noticed that Flash is iffy on click-responsiveness on my 64-bit systems, though it's fine on the 32-bit ones.
[14:51] <anli_> aha
[14:51] <roxy> hola
[14:51] <kjir-YA> how do I change the wm for gnome? I tried with gconftool but it doesn't work
[14:52] <dabaR> impi_: using what command?
[14:52] <damo> i just installed linux over windows and now i want to install windows on the cesond harddrive that linux has been on....what to i have todo to my second drive so i can run windows/install windows?
[14:52] <kapersky> how can I recover my grub?
[14:52] <anli_> wonder how the number of bits can seriously affect the flash plugin operation... :)
[14:52] <damo> i just installed linux over windows and now i want to install windows on the second harddrive that linux has been on....what to i have todo to my second drive so i can run windows/install windows?
[14:52] <Red_HamsterX> anli_, Myrtti, however, I don't think it's a Gnome problem. It seems consistent with Flash on all distributions and all DEs/WMs I've tried.
[14:52] <AgenteD> as I do for my audio wor   help for me
[14:52] <dabaR> !recovergrub
[14:52] <abysse> no one wanna give me an advice?
[14:52] <anli_> Its a ubuntu problem, since ubuntu includes a 64-bit firefox
[14:52] <roxy> hola
[14:52] <Red_HamsterX> anli_, Adobe hates 64-bit systems and they hate Linux. Help us yell at them.
[14:52] <dabaR> !recoveringgrub
[14:52] <Red_HamsterX> (Politely)
[14:52] <abysse> dealing with two wifi connection*
[14:52] <Myrtti> anli_, Red_HamsterX: I use the beta flash 64-bit version and I can click the buttons fine
[14:52] <abysse> ?
[14:53] <roxy> hello
[14:53] <erUSUL> !hi
[14:53] <anli_> wonder how much of a rocket science button clickability is :)
[14:53] <abysse> hi
[14:53] <impi_> dabaR, i see in my src folder debian/patches/suhosi patch i - removed that - and now will do configure again
[14:53] <roxy> thank
[14:53] <Myrtti> anli_, Red_HamsterX: Ubuntu doesn't by default ship it though, you need to install it yourself from their site.
[14:53] <Red_HamsterX> Myrtti, I'm using 10.0 r45. I have not tried 10.1, since that's not standard with any stable distributions I have installed.
[14:53] <abhi_nav> Pici: you ther in offtopic?
[14:53] <AgenteD> as I do for my audio wor   help for me
[14:53] <roxy> hi
[14:53] <Red_HamsterX> anli_, it's not the buttons. It's responsiveness to the mouse.
[14:53] <anli_> Myrtti: Yes, but with a 64-bit firefox, I assume you get a 64-bit flash plugin
[14:53] <Red_HamsterX> anli_, if not input in general.
[14:54] <anli_> aha
[14:54] <anli_> Well, in eclipse, I have had some problems also
[14:54] <bgoldsmith> here is a quick and hopefully easy question. I have created a directory sudo mkdir /home/data. I created a group called family. then I did a chgrp family /home/data and a chmod ug+rw /home/data. Then I added myself to the family group. And now I want to move data from my home directory so that I can share it with everyone (but without having to use sudo) But I am getting a Permission denied error
[14:54] <kapersky> thanks dabaR
[14:54] <damo> i just installed Ubuntu \over windows and now i want to install windows on the second harddrive that linux has been on....what to i have todo to my second drive so i can run windows/install windows?ws
[14:54] <Myrtti> anli_: no you don't by default
[14:54] <anli_> I need to use the native gdi buttons
[14:54] <Red_HamsterX> Myrtti, it's in apt. flashplugin-nonfree
[14:54] <roxy> hi
[14:54] <ubyserver> Hi
[14:54] <Kiwi__> hello
[14:54] <roxy> como estas
[14:55] <detrix> damo: when you are installing windows I believe  you can select the drive you want to install on. Right?
[14:55] <Red_HamsterX> !es | roxy
[14:55] <Myrtti> Red_HamsterX, anli_: the last I checked it installed a wrapper that wraps the 32-bit plugin and shows it through "nspluginwrapper".
[14:55] <anli_> aha
[14:55] <roxy> ??
[14:55] <anli_> well, hacks is a good thing, but...
[14:55] <damo> detrix>: yes but it says error ior sumthin!
[14:55] <st__> damo: are you able to choose bootable medium via bios at startup?
[14:55] <ubyserver> How do I exclude folders from a tar bzip action?
[14:55] <damo> yes
[14:55] <Kiwi__> I'd like to erase the MBR and the partition table before I install Ubuntu, how do I do this? with dd perhaps?
[14:55] <damo> i can get to the partioning of windows
[14:55] <anli_> Maybe I should not install a 64-bit linux to start with
[14:55] <damo> then it fails
[14:55] <damo> like a drive is not compatible with linux
[14:55] <theadmin> Kiwi__: You can use GParted for your partition table needs
[14:56] <damo> but it is
[14:56] <st__> damo: define 'fails'
[14:56] <anli_> I made the incorrect assumption that its problem free to create software to that architecture
[14:56] <Red_HamsterX> anli_, 64-bit's fine. The problem is is with proprietary software that can't easily be patched to work with it.
[14:56] <damo> well it says error: somthing or rather\
[14:56] <theadmin> Kiwi__: As for MBR, don't worry, Ubuntu will install GRUB there anyway
[14:56] <Kiwi__> thank you theadmin
[14:56] <anli_> patched?
[14:56] <detrix> damo: it may be necessary to remove the linux drive, put the windows drive as master, install windows, then put linux drive back as master, and windows as slave drive
[14:56] <elijah> greetings
[14:56] <st__> damo: Windows can handle partitioning itself
[14:56] <Red_HamsterX> anli_, updated by community developers to fix problems and improve integration with other software.
[14:56] <dle-il> hello everyone
[14:56] <damo> okies]
[14:57] <bgoldsmith> I think I have forgotten the semantics of the +w flag for the group when it comes to directories. If the +w flag is set for a directory, then any member belonging to the group should be able to write to the directory right?
[14:57] <adri_> I cannot play sound with my Asus M70SA on Ubuntu 9.10. I can play the test sound in gstreamer-properties by choosing ALSA as a plugin and Analog as a device.
[14:57] <damo> how do i put all my partions bak into 12 partion on ubuntu>
[14:57] <Guest79982> how do you install a .so file?
[14:57] <damo> \12=1
[14:57] <st__> detrix: modern systems can boot from any hard disk
[14:57] <Myrtti> anli_, Red_HamsterX: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10_64bit.html
[14:57] <bgoldsmith> However I find that any user of the group cannot write to the directory
[14:57] <damo> on my harddrives i have a 20gb section i wanna remove
[14:57] <anli_> bgoldsmith: if a directory has g+w, it also needs g+x
[14:57] <damo> how do i remve it?
[14:57] <dle-il> Hey, what do you do if you are really dumb and didn't make your partition big enough while installing a dual boot with XP?
[14:57] <theadmin> Guest79982: It's a shared library. Depends on what app does it belong to.
[14:57] <bgoldsmith> aaah
[14:57] <bgoldsmith> hmm
[14:57] <dabaR> Guest79982: you put it in the right place.
[14:57] <djmaniax> thanks guys, alas only single core, i think
[14:57] <theadmin> damo: Use GPartED.
[14:58] <MrMarkie> bgoldsmith: Does the family group have the execute flag for the directory?
[14:58] <bgoldsmith> why is that?
[14:58] <jimcooncat> when in gftp, I choose the "view" option on a .pdf file, and it tries to run xpdf on it, which I don't have installed. Where do I go to have the system open it in evince? I see nothing in Preferred Applications, mimecap, or alternatives.
[14:58] <bgoldsmith> no it does not.
[14:58] <djmaniax> Hi all. Someone please explain: option parsing failed: Error re-scanning registry , child terminated by signal :when executing gstreamer related programs (that's most of 'em) ???
[14:58] <anli_> bgoldsmith: And if you belong to the same group as the group owner of a file, you can still be owner to the file, in which the group permissions are not encountered
[14:58] <Red_HamsterX> Myrtti, that's great, but it's not intended for use by end-users, so it won't be made available to anyone using a stable package branch.
[14:58] <erUSUL> dle-il: resize them? add a new parition (for example moving home to its own partition?
[14:58] <detrix> st__: I had difficulty with windoz needing to be installed first. cus when you install windoz it will kill any othter OS on that drive
[14:58] <Red_HamsterX> Myrtti, when they merge that into a stable release, then the problem may well be fixed. Until then, Adobe still fails.
[14:58] <MrMarkie> bgoldsmith: execute-flag is used to permit browsing on directories
[14:58] <theadmin> detrix: No it won't
[14:59] <Myrtti> Red_HamsterX: it depends, I've used it since it was announced and it is a lot more stable solution for me than nsbinviewer and 32-bit flash in it
[14:59] <dle-il> ok... wasn't sure if I would have to reinstall the whole thing..
[14:59] <theadmin> detrix: It will destroy the bootloader, but you can recover it :D
[14:59] <Myrtti> Red_HamsterX: but, you do have a point
[14:59] <djmaniax> something gstreamer broke in upgrade, something about a depreciated lib?? file. . . ???
[14:59] <bgoldsmith> ah okay! I think I got it. thanks everyone :)
[14:59] <damo> how do i fix this?
[14:59] <damo> amo@damo-desktop:~$ sudo gparted
[14:59] <damo> error: libhal_acquire_global_interface_lock: org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.InterfaceAlreadyLocked: The interface org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.Storage is already exclusively locked either by someone else or it's already locked by yourself
[14:59] <Guest79982> oh, so im trying to install the new flash player onto firefox, do i just put it in the plugins folder?
[14:59] <FloodBot2> damo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:59] <detrix> theadmin: ahh, ok yes that sounds right...ok my bad.. :)
[14:59] <anli_> dont
[14:59] <anli_> do
[14:59] <anli_> that
[15:00] <Red_HamsterX> Myrtti, that's very likely. I'm not saying it isn't inrisically stable, but it isn't marked or marketed at such. Until then, it can't be considered supported by the vendor and it should be avoided by anyone not willing to take the chance of having a piece of their system explode.
[15:00] <lolwut> Help, something just turned off my monitors, I already tried xset dpms force on but that doesn't help
[15:00] <Red_HamsterX> Myrtti, I would install it if I cared about Flash, but I just disable it most of the time anyway.
[15:00] <lolwut> Is there an xrandr command to turn on a display?
[15:00] <Guest79982> theadmin: i am installing the flash player plugin for firefox, so do i just have to move the file into the plugins folder?
[15:00] <bgoldsmith> er, I have set drwxrwxr-x for the shared directory
[15:00] <bikerrokytnji> plugins go into /usr/lib/mozilla folder
[15:01] <Red_HamsterX> bikerrokytnji, prefix your responses with the name of the intended recipient.
[15:01] <MrMarkie> bgoldsmith: still no cigarr?
[15:01] <dabaR> Guest79982: you have an so for the flash player?
[15:01] <detrix> How do I set up a linux box as a router??  Can I use firestarter to do this?
[15:01] <Guest79982> dabaR: ya
[15:01] <lappie2> ok, ubutu is awsome, but unfort i have 2 switch back to vista now, time to get some stuff done
[15:01] <lappie2> ttfn yall
[15:01] <bgoldsmith> no luck :(
[15:01] <dabaR> Guest79982: do you know where the one that Ubuntu installed is?
[15:02] <theadmin> Guest79982: Yah should do
[15:02] <Red_HamsterX> detrix, look into IPv4 forwarding.
[15:02] <bgoldsmith> drwxrwxr-x  2 root   family  4096 2010-03-04 00:01 data
[15:02] <bgoldsmith> and I belong to the family group
[15:02] <Guest79982> dabaR: nope, it didnt come with one
[15:02] <MrMarkie> bgoldsmith: Thats odd...
[15:03] <bgoldsmith> and I cant move stuff from /home/myhome to /home/data which has  drwxrwxr-x
[15:03] <eyal> where can I get kernel coding help?
[15:03] <st__> while on WIndows or MacOSX routing is two-click operation, on Ubuntu it isn't
[15:03] <st__> guess what shuttleworth made with all the support money
[15:03] <Guest79982> one more question.. how do you move a file using terminal
[15:03] <Guest79982> ?
[15:03] <soreau> eyal: What are you trying to do specifically?
[15:04] <st__> Guest79982: mv <source> <destination>
[15:04] <bikerrokytnji> Guest79982: what version of Firefox are you installing plugin for and what plugin?
[15:04] <Guest79982> to
[15:04] <Guest79982> ty*
[15:04] <Guest79982> bikerrokytnji: firefox 3.5 (i think) and adobe flash player 10.1
[15:05] <eyal> soreau: http://www.scipio.org/Courses/HW4.html
[15:06] <djmaniax> something gstreamer broke in upgrade, something about a depreciated lib?? file. . . ???
[15:06] <bikerrokytnji> Guest79982: Open terminal gksu nautilus symlink the libflashplayer.so to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins folder
[15:06] <bgoldsmith> MrMarkie: This is funny. Would it have something to do with AppArmor or something ?
[15:06] <eyal> soreau: any idea?
[15:06] <Diverdude> What command can count how many files there in current folder and all subfolders?
[15:07] <MrMarkie> bgoldsmith: not sure.... I'm not well versed in the workings of apparmor
[15:07] <Guest79982> bikerrokytnji: ty
[15:07] <Pici> Diverdude: find /path/ -type f | wc -l
[15:07] <theadmin> Diverdude: hm... ls -Rl /dir | wc -l
[15:07] <Hellhound666> fantastic my new DVD-R/CD-R drive with lightscribe is shot
[15:07] <bikerrokytnji> Guest79982: if you put plugin directly into firefox plugins firefox will crash
[15:08] <llutz> theadmin: gives more than just files
[15:08] <bikerrokytnji> Guest79982: that is why it must be symlinked into /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[15:08] <theadmin> llutz: Hm, true, my bad
[15:09] <theadmin> Not a CLI guru yet
[15:09] <adri_> Ubuntu is using the wrong hardware for sound output but doesn't let me use the sound card. Yet the card appears in lspci, is there a way to add it to the gnome sound panel?
[15:09] <soreau> eyal: Im trying to find this kernel newbies channel that would help with this kind of thing.. I know there is ##kerenl here on freenode but its not too much for novice programmers, though it wouldnt hurt to ask there
[15:09] <Guest79982> bikerrokytnji: i just moved the folder into /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins...
[15:09] <vegarn> Can anyone recommend any good voip software for LAN use? For calling just LAN IPs?
[15:10] <lolwut> running another X server helped
[15:10] <moteutsch> How can I find the driver I need to install for my wireless card?
[15:10] <Diverdude> theadmin, ok...and if i only want for filetype *.hips ?
[15:10] <lolwut> thanks anyway, bye ./
[15:10] <bikerrokytnji> Guest79982: it must be symlinked. Not copied and pasted
[15:10] <Hellhound666> hey note to all be prepared for a headache when calling HP for tech support
[15:10] <erUSUL> moteutsch: find out what chip it uses
[15:10] <llutz> Diverdude: find /path/ -type f -iname *.hips | wc -l
[15:10] <bgoldsmith> MrMarkie: okay ... thanks! Ill try some more stuff to see if it works
[15:10] <Hellhound666> 6 hour wait ordeal.
[15:10] <soreau> eyal: Cant find it. Also, you could check in ##linux
[15:10] <chili555> moteutsch, built-in or USB?
[15:11] <moteutsch> chili, built-in
[15:11] <Guest79982> bikerrokytnji: ok.
[15:11] <Diverdude> llutz, ah nice thx...
[15:11] <eyal> soreau: thanks, ill try that
[15:11] <moteutsch> erUSUL, I don't understand what you mean...
[15:11] <Guest79982> bikerrokytnji: so should i just put it in usr/src or something?
[15:11] <StrangeCharm> is there a nice pdf reader/viewer like evince, but which uses tabs for multiple documents?
[15:11] <chili555> moteutsch, lspci -nn and search for the pci.id, like 123A:345B
[15:12] <Diverdude> llutz, and one final question...If i want to omit 2 folders from the count...How can i do that?
[15:12] <bikerrokytnji> Guest79882: No you shoudn't
[15:12] <chili555> moteutsch, or post here and maybe i can help
[15:12] <erUSUL> moteutsch: find out what hardare your card uses.
[15:12] <chili555> moteutsch, just the wireless part, pls
[15:12] <llutz> Diverdude: man find :)  sorry of hand no idea
[15:12] <erUSUL> moteutsch: lspci | grep -i net
[15:13] <Guest79982> bikerrokytnji: how do i symlink it?
[15:13] <bikerrokytnji> Guest79882: I use Nautilus scripts for symlinking. You can google it and install Nautilus scripts from the web
[15:13] <llutz> Diverdude: try: find /path/ -type f -iname *.hips | grep -v "/notwanteddir/ | wc -l
[15:13] <Stargaze> StrangeCharm: with Synaptic you can look for different pdf-readers
[15:13] <Guest79982> bikerrokytnji: ok
[15:14] <llutz> Diverdude: try: find /path/ -type f -iname *.hips | grep -v "/notwanteddir/" | wc -l
[15:14] <happyface> how do I make a bash script that allows a user to input a command and the command will automatically be put in a file?
[15:14] <happyface> command output*
[15:14] <erUSUL> happyface: command > file.output
[15:14] <StrangeCharm> Stargaze, i've never used synaptic. i liked the old software selector program, but the new ubuntu software center is bloody inconvenient :(
[15:14] <boolean> morning ... any NFS gurus awake?
[15:14] <bikerrokytnji> Guest79982: I also use Rox file manager for symlinking also. It is in your synaptic Package manger.
[15:15] <happyface> erUSUL: I know that but how do I make a bash script where they just type "command" and it auto puts it in "file.output"?
[15:15] <iceroot> happyface: use read inside the script, to get a prompt for input  also have a look at #bash
[15:15] <happyface> iceroot: thanks
[15:15] <StrangeCharm> Stargaze, is it possible to install the old software selector?
[15:15] <pure_hate> happyface, echo "enter command"
[15:15] <pure_hate> read command
[15:15] <Stargaze> StrangeCharm: i don't like ubuntu software center either, click System > Administration > Synaptic and search for pdf
[15:15] <bikerrokytnji> guest 79882: cul8tr
[15:15] <Guest79982> bikerrokytnji: rox filer right?
[15:16] <iceroot> Stargaze: apt-cache search
[15:16] <pure_hate> echo $command > filename.log
[15:16] <Stargaze> StrangeCharm: or surf to www.appnr.com
[15:16] <happyface> thanks pure_hate
[15:16] <Stargaze> iceroot: i know that line, what about it?
[15:16] <theadmin> In nano, i see stuff like "M-D". What does that reffer to? (^X would reffer to Ctrl+X, for instance)
[15:16] <Diverdude> llutz, thx a lot m8
[15:16] <iceroot> Stargaze: you said you dont like software-center
[15:17] <llutz> theadmin: meta-D
[15:17] <theadmin> llutz: Who is meta? o_O
[15:17] <iceroot> Stargaze: but suggested another gui for searching, so why not using/suggesting apt-cache search
[15:17] <TimothyA> isn't meta a mac key?
[15:17] <robb> sure, but what's the super key?
[15:17] <TimothyA> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meta_key
[15:17] <erUSUL> TimothyA: in  mac yes in a pc is alt ;)
[15:17] <llutz> theadmin: alt
[15:17] <ploum> hello
[15:17] <Stargaze> iceroot: yes, but it's no gui, it's cli
[15:17] <theadmin> llutz: yay ty
[15:18] <iceroot> Stargaze: yes, no need for a gui
[15:18] <Stargaze> idd iceroot :)
[15:18] <ploum> can someone tell me how to remove the first b&w splash screen in ubuntu 9.10, the one between Grub and xsplash
[15:20] <moteutsch> chili, I'm supposed to be finding the pci.id (such as 123A:345B) for the "Network controller"?
[15:20] <djoef> Stargaze, You just mentioned Quickstart, does this work in 7.04 ?
[15:20] <theadmin> ploum: I belive in GRUB1 you'd modify menu.lst, and put "nosplash" instead of "splash", but on grub2, no idea
[15:20] <chili555> moteutsch, yes
[15:20] <AndyGraybeal> can someone explain what the drawbacks or plusses of making something 'chown nobody.nogroup'  i'm reading the samba documentation and it says to to this.  thank you.
[15:20] <moteutsch> chili, 14e4:4315
[15:21] <iceroot> djoef: 7.04 is out of support
[15:21] <AndyGraybeal> i'm also wondering if i should chown -R nobody.nogroup the whole samba share
[15:21] <luan> co ai o viet nam khong
[15:21] <AndyGraybeal> or just the samba mount point
[15:21] <iceroot> AndyGraybeal: posix acl   have a look at  man setfacl
[15:21] <djoef> Another general question, I now booted with the 9.10 cd, and open my internal harddrive, select everything, and try to copy it to my external USB drive. This gives me an error message saying "folder "private" cannot be handled, because you do not have permissions to read it" what can I do about that ?
[15:21] <AndyGraybeal> iceroot: thank you
[15:21] <iceroot> AndyGraybeal: if you mean "+" in the linie rwxr-xr-x
[15:21] <luan> can you from viet nam
[15:22] <djoef> iceroot, this is why I want to make a full backup, and install 9.10
[15:22] <luan> can you come form viet nam
[15:22] <chili555> moteutsch, its a Broadcom and the newer driver wl supports it
[15:22] <iceroot> djoef: you can update the complete path
[15:22] <AndyGraybeal> ice, no i mean recurvsive
[15:22] <detrix> Hi everyone, I just installed Samba.  I am trying to connect to a friends laptop. but I do not see their computer on the network.  I think I have something setup wrong.  Any one good with samba???
[15:22] <iceroot> AndyGraybeal: -R
[15:22] <chili555> moteutsch, sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source
[15:22] <la> alguien me dice cual es el chat español?
[15:22] <djoef> iceroot, what do you mean by "update the complete path"
[15:22] <iceroot> AndyGraybeal: or -r  have a look at the manpage
[15:23] <Red_HamsterX> !es | la
[15:23] <detrix> yes, my friends laptop is a windows vista box
[15:23] <AndyGraybeal> iceroot: no, i understand that -R is recursive... nevermind, i'm sorry i didn't understand what you said.
[15:23] <iceroot> djoef: 7.04 - xxx -- 8.04 - 8.10 -9.04 -9.10 :)
[15:23] <ploum> theadmin: I will try anyway
[15:23] <iceroot> AndyGraybeal: and i didnt understand hwat your question is
[15:23] <djoef> iceroot, that is what I thought you meant.. Unfortunately I tried, but it didn't work out.
[15:23] <AndyGraybeal> iceroot:  :) it's fine, i'll play around first.
[15:23] <AndyGraybeal> iceroot: thank you for man setfacl
[15:24] <la> chat español?
[15:24] <djoef> iceroot, is there a "simple" way to make a full backup of this 7.04 that could be placed back in case of troubles ?
[15:24] <Red_HamsterX> !es | la
[15:24]  * Red_HamsterX tries again.
[15:24] <Red_HamsterX> !es > la
[15:24] <moteutsch> chili555, I got "E: Couldn't find package bcmwl-kernel-source"
[15:24] <hareldvd> After using xamix or sound preferences, every time a new sound operation is started, a very strong snap is on the speakers. Any idea?
[15:25] <pawbie> Is there an alternate channel for Netbook Remix?
[15:25] <djoef> And next to this backup, how can I copy all the files (the complete harddrive) to my external drive ?
[15:25] <djoef> (without permission errors etc)
[15:26] <sevka> boolean: I use NFS and may be can help
[15:26] <chili555> moteutsch, are you able to connect by wired ethernet? apt needs the internet to find files, usually
[15:26] <moteutsch> Hmm... I'd need to find my wires, lol.
[15:27] <moteutsch> Once I connect, and run that command again, I should be done, right?
[15:27] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> Hi :D
[15:27] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> !help
[15:27] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> ALguien es español?
[15:27] <pachiiti> yo
[15:27] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> ALguien mas?
[15:28] <pachiiti> me parece k no
[15:28] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> Usas UBUNTU?
[15:28] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> USAS UBUNTU?
[15:28] <pachiiti> lo adivine ayer
[15:28] <Crime> hey guys, when i start my computer with gnome ( hdd installatioin ) a few seconds after loading genome my screen freezes. acpi=off dosent help. are there some more ideas ? thanks !
[15:28] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> y ya lo tienes INSTALADO?
[15:28] <pachiiti> sabes donde es el chat ubuntu español
[15:28] <pachiiti> ?
[15:28] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> eh..
[15:28] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> Si
[15:28] <pachiiti> donde?
[15:28] <moteutsch> chili55, Once I connect, and run that command again, I should be done, right?
[15:28] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> espera que te paso la pagina vale?
[15:28] <pachiiti> dimelo
[15:28] <pachiiti> ok
[15:29] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> http://www.ubuntu-es.org/
[15:29] <gharz> guys, i believe that  most ports are closed in linux... how do i open port 680 to accept incoming connections?
[15:29] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> Toma es ese
[15:29] <pachiiti> ok
[15:29] <chili555> moteutsch, yes, detach the wire and network mangler should lett you connect
[15:29] <moteutsch> chili55, alright, awesome, thanks
[15:29] <chili555> moteutsch, np
[15:30] <lenovo> dd
[15:30] <viliny_> quick question: im trying to alter the port that openssh listen to
[15:30] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> pachiitii
[15:30] <Myrtti> !es | pachiiti, SuPutilLaaMaDRee
[15:30] <viliny_> i uncommented port and set it to 9222 in config file but that doesn't seem to make it change
[15:30] <minus007> Recently I installed several libraries in Ubuntu 9.10 some using apt-get and some directly from source. And then my system crashed. Several programs denied starting with Segmentation Fault. I guess this was due to the new versions of the libraries. Is it possible to have multiple versions of the same library?
[15:30] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> Hi ??
[15:30] <ikonia> hello
[15:30] <llutz> viliny_: restart ssh
[15:30] <viliny_> llutz, tried but no dice
[15:30] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> how are y0u?
[15:31] <Myrtti> !offtopic | SuPutilLaaMaDRee
[15:31] <ikonia> SuPutilLaaMaDRee: all good here, welcome to #ubuntu for ubuntu support discussion
[15:31] <llutz> viliny_: "grep Port /etc/sshd_config"
[15:31] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> MAXANGOS!
[15:31] <pawbie> Someone may have answered, but I might've missed it - is there another channel specifically for Netbook Remix?
[15:31] <SuPutilLaaMaDRee> CONTESTAD!
[15:31] <FloodBot2> SuPutilLaaMaDRee: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:31] <viliny_> no such file llutz
[15:32] <llutz> viliny_: "grep Port /etc/ssh/sshd_config"             sorry
[15:32] <viliny_> /etc/ssh/ssh_config
[15:32] <viliny_>  is wheres mines at
[15:32] <viliny_> oh isee
[15:32] <viliny_> theres another file
[15:32] <llutz> viliny_: ssh_config is client-config
[15:33] <llutz> viliny_: you need to change server-config, sshd_config
[15:33] <viliny_> ty llutz :)
[15:34] <MrCerulean> Any quick suggestions on resolving an error with Empathy connecting to AIM?
[15:34] <llutz> viliny_: better change ssh_config back to #Port, else ssh will try to connect at 9222
[15:34] <MrCerulean> That would be "Network error" as opposed to Autentication Error.
[15:34] <viliny_> good point!
[15:36] <djoef> iceroot, can you recommend a way to make a full backup of this harddrive ?
[15:37] <djoef> (copy problem = solved)
[15:37] <MrCerulean> djoef: dd?
[15:37] <parolang> Hi...what else do I need to do to change my window manager in GNOME?  I've already changed gconf:desktop/gnome/applications/window manager.
[15:38] <nikhilinux> I am using Ubuntu 9.10. on login (auto), i get this window asking for default keyring everytime.  I am connected to internet and LAN.  How to get rid of the default keyring issue?
[15:38] <jatt> what's wrong with metacity?
[15:38] <DarkStar1> Hello again. I'm currently in the live CD and I'm trying to extend my / partition
[15:39] <djoef> MrCerulean, is dd what I should use so that if the new installation fails (or show incompatibilities) the backup can be replaced on the HDD and the system will boot again ?
[15:39] <DarkStar1> Is there a way to extend it into the adjacent partition using gparted?
[15:39] <parolang> jatt: I want to script it :)
[15:39] <MrCerulean> djoef: Yes.
[15:39] <minus007> How to install different versions of the same package in Ubuntu 9.10?
[15:40] <nikhilinux> I am using Ubuntu 9.10. on login (auto), i get this window asking for default keyring everytime.  I am connected to internet and LAN.  How to get rid of the default keyring issue?
[15:40] <MrCerulean> nikhilinux: Remove your existing keyring. When it prompts to create a new one, leave the password blank.
[15:40] <DarkStar1> can anyone help?
[15:40] <nikhilinux> MrCerulean, how to do that?
[15:40] <flippyflop> Looking for some Zoneminder help. My camera works with Ubuntu 9.10 but it will not work in zoneminder. Any thoughts?
[15:41] <pawbie> minus007: You can use synaptic to force a specific version to be installed, or download the package and use an alternate install path.
[15:41] <MrCerulean> Go to ~/.gnome2/keyrings. Delete all files. Restart.
[15:41] <nero> Are there any known issues with Ubuntu 9.10's glibc?  I have a simulation/modeling software that I wrote in C++.  It compiles and runs perfectly fine on everything I've thrown at it, with the exception of Ubuntu 9.10.  glibc keeps throwing a corrupted linked-list error.  (Same gcc suite version on RHE, Yellowdog on PPC, centos, gentoo, freeBSD, MacOSX compiles and runs without problem)
[15:41] <MrCerulean> You will have to enter your WPA password again.
[15:41] <MrCerulean> You will be prompted for a password for the keyring.
[15:41] <MrCerulean> Leave it blank.
[15:42] <minus007> pawbie, Thanks1
[15:42] <MrCerulean> djoef: You can dd the current disk to one the same size or larger.
[15:42] <MrCerulean> djoef: Then do what you need to do to the current disk.
[15:42] <MrCerulean> djoef: If there's a spectacular failure, you can dd from the backup drive back to the current disk.
[15:42] <MrCerulean> djoef: Note that the backup drive can be USB attached.
[15:43] <pigdude> dpkg -l | grep git # ii  git-doc 1:1.5.4.3-1ubuntu2.1; git help commit # No manual entry for git-commit
[15:43] <pigdude> what's that about?
[15:43] <DarkStar1> Is there anyone here with some gparted experience?? I need some help
[15:43] <theadmin> Is there some kinda command line calc?
[15:43] <pigdude> granted, I'm using git built from source, but in deb squeese I didn't have this trouble
[15:43] <theadmin> DarkStar1: I. Bring it
[15:43] <pigdude> theadmin, bc
[15:44] <flippyflop> anyone with zoneminder experience? Having some bugs getting it to pickup my webcam
[15:44] <DarkStar1> theadmin:  I am currently trying to increase the size of my / partition
[15:45] <pawbie> theadmin: try bc
[15:45] <theadmin> DarkStar1: Is it mounted?
[15:45] <theadmin> DarkStar1: If so, that ain't possible
[15:45] <DarkStar1> theadmin: No. I'm currently using my live CD
[15:45] <MrCerulean> Darkstar1: As a general rule of thumb, unless you're dealing with partitions on LVM, it's difficult to increase the partition size.
[15:45] <MrCerulean> Darkstar1: Also, you cannot dick with the / partition when it's mounted.
[15:45] <Jan\> I get this init fail when booting the ubuntu 9 disc
[15:45] <theadmin> DarkStar1: Good. Then, you should first have some alocated space.
[15:45] <theadmin> DarkStar1: Err, /s/alocated/unallocated
[15:46] <djoef> MrCerulean, thank you
[15:46] <DarkStar1> I have an adjacent partition which is empty
[15:46] <nikhilinux> MrCerulean, where do i find .gnome2/keyrings folder?
[15:46] <MrCerulean> nikhilinux: Open a terminal. Then: `cd .gnome2/keyrings`
[15:46] <pawbie> nikhilinux: cd ~/.gnome2/keyrings
[15:46] <DarkStar1> but it's under /dev/sdb3 where as my / partition is /sdb1
[15:46] <theadmin> DarkStar1: Delete that sdb3 thing
[15:47] <theadmin> DarkStar1: Or decrease it in size
[15:47] <MrCerulean> nikilinux: Once there, `rm *`
[15:48] <viliny_> i have a networking problem, i use a ubuntu box as a router - im trying to connect to a computer behind this box with port 9992 and i set it up in firestarter as a port to redirect to the client but it doesn't seem to work at all. At the same time i have transmission with it's own port forward working happily and reporting open port
[15:48] <viliny_> any ideas?
[15:48] <theadmin> MrCerulean: Don't wanna be picky, but wouldn't it be easier to just "rm -f ~/.gnome2/keyrings/*"?
[15:48] <DarkStar1> sdb3 is actually divided into 2 sdb5 and 6 and sdb 6 is in use
[15:48] <theadmin> DarkStar1: o_O That's pretty complex
[15:48] <DarkStar1> sdb 5 however is blank
[15:49] <paula> ola
[15:50] <DarkStar1> I'm trying to remove the sdb5 partition from the sdb3 group
[15:50] <paula> oye ablais español?
[15:50] <DJones> !es | paula
[15:50] <nerdy_kid> so i print stuff from my laptop wirelessly to a printer connected to a jaunty machine, what port(s) does this use as i had to enable ufw which fried the whole operation.  thanks
[15:50] <paula> oye tu saves españo no?
[15:52] <bobbob1016> Are there any "opensource" fonts?  Having a conversation with a friend who says basically there wouldn't be any
[15:52] <DarkStar1> theadmin: is there a way to unhook sdb5 from the sdb3 collection?
[15:52] <hwilde> hi I have a quad core cpu.  open office is choking on a graph and only using 1 cpu.  is there any way to let open office use all four ?
[15:53] <theadmin> DarkStar1: I belive there is, however, i've no idea how to, never had such stuff
[15:53] <llutz> bobbob1016: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_software_Unicode_typefaces
[15:53]  * grobda24 says hi
[15:53] <grobda24> Should it work restoring a backed up profile from windows to a linux Firefox ?
[15:54] <Nieto> hola
[15:54] <Nieto> hola ruben
[15:54] <hwilde> grobda24, some things work, like I copied my bookmarks, other things dont work like proprietary plugins etc
[15:54] <grobda24> hwilde, OO uses Java (I think?) so it would depend if that is multi threaded.
[15:55] <viliny_> can someone try to ssh my ip with a port?
[15:55] <grobda24> hwilde, ok, sounds promising. As long as get bookmarks and history
[15:55] <grobda24> as I*
[15:55] <hwilde> grobda24, the funny part is it is trying to do some load balancing but it just cycles through the four cpus spiking each at 100 % lol
[15:55] <grobda24> hwilde, you could ask in the OO channel
[15:56] <parolang> Sorry for asking again...but does anyone know how to change the gnome window manager from metacity to sawfish?
[15:56] <Nieto> luis lopez
[15:56]  * grobda24 is there a OO channel ?
[15:56] <Nieto> nene
[15:57] <Nieto> hola quien eres?
[15:57] <Myrtti> !es | Nieto
[15:57] <fre1> hi!
[15:57] <nikhilinux> mrcerulean, thanks for your help!!
[15:58] <Vilches> s
[15:58] <redwood> which version of Firefox is shipping with 9.10?
[15:58] <iceroot> djoef: full backup == dd  but you dont need a full backup imo if you want to reinstall. maybe /home  is enough but of course a full backup is not bad
[15:58] <grobda24> parolang, should be as adding using package manager then you should get a menu on your login screen to choose between WM's
[15:58] <overmind> Myrtti: It seems all of this spanish-speakers guys are the same troll
[15:59] <parolang> redwood: 3.5.8
[15:59] <Vilches> Vilches se a marchado
[15:59] <grobda24> parolang, as simple as*
[15:59] <Nieto> yo  hablo en español no en inglés
[15:59] <parolang> grobda24: Yes, I can login with sawfish without GNOME, but I want to log into GNOME and use sawfish as my WM.
[15:59] <Gangrel> anyone knows how to make a multiboot dvd?
[15:59] <DJones> !es > Nieto
[16:00] <Nieto> hh
[16:00] <Nieto> h
[16:00] <Nieto> hh
[16:00] <Nieto> h
[16:00] <Nieto> h
[16:00] <FloodBot2> Nieto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:00] <FloodBot2> jose: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:00] <parolang> grobda24: I guess I could log into sawfish and run gnome-session from there...but I don't like the error messages about already running a window manager :)
[16:00] <jose> s
[16:01] <jose> shttp//
[16:01] <jose> xcdsfvdgf
[16:01] <jose> n drt
[16:01] <jose> hb
[16:01] <jose> gn
[16:01] <FloodBot2> jose: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:01] <overmind> !ops | jose and Nieto are trolling
[16:01] <jose> ghn
[16:01] <Nieto> h
[16:01] <Nieto> f
[16:01] <Nieto> hf
[16:01] <Nieto> h
[16:01] <Nieto> fhf
[16:01] <FloodBot2> Nieto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:01] <Nieto> h
[16:01] <Crime> my ubuntu freezes always after loading gnome. can someone pm me ? i need a little help...
[16:01]  * Pici high-fives Myrtti 
[16:01] <KB1JWQ> !pm | Crime
[16:01]  * Myrtti _o/\o_
[16:02] <Crime> can i pm you now KB1JWQ  ? or means this that i can ask my question now :) ? sorry
[16:03] <KB1JWQ> Crime: Reading comprehension fail.
[16:03] <KB1JWQ> Crime: Ask your question in the channel.
[16:04] <Crime> after loading gnome and openeing for example the system menu bar, the screen freezes. i just can work in console. can you give me a hint ?
[16:04] <Crime> i already tried to turn of acpi but no effect
[16:04] <DarkStar1> any other Gparted pros on at the moment??
[16:04] <KB1JWQ> !ask
[16:04] <nibbler> Crime, do you have desktop effects activated? try deactivating them
[16:04] <KB1JWQ> !expert
[16:05] <DarkStar1> |604|:  how's the browser problem?
[16:05] <Crime> i installed it and it freezes after some seconds ... have no chance to active or deactivate something
[16:06] <DarkStar1> Any Gparted experienced users on at the moment? I need some help/advice
[16:06] <orbital_fox> Crime, have you got xgl activated? do you have effects?
[16:06] <KB1JWQ> DarkStar1: So ask your question already!
[16:06] <orbital_fox> DarkStar1, yeah?
[16:06] <Crime> i have to see whats xgl, im new to ubuntu ( linux systems )
[16:06] <Dr_Willis> Crime:  you could install/try some other desktop/window manager then gnome as a test. Icewm is a good test wm to try out.
[16:07] <john_swift88> hello everybody
[16:07] <DualBootTrouble> ﻿ Anybody out there have experience dual booting XP and Ubuntu?
[16:07] <DualBootTrouble>  I used gparted to modify an xp notebook so that /dev/hda1 is an ext2 boot partition (50Mib) located at the front of the HD because the bios doesnt seem to support LBA. That's followed by a 160GB NTFS primary partition which contains XP. I created a new extended partition after that with ubuntu and a linux-swap. A dell restore partition is at the end of the drive.
[16:07] <DualBootTrouble> I installed grub to the mbr and it boots to its menu just fine. Selecting any of the Ubuntu options works fine.  At first, I was able to select a windows option and chainload the windows bootloader. I had also added an option in the boot.ini to go back to the grub bootloader. This worked fine but after booting into windows and ubuntu a few times, the windows option stopped working.
[16:07] <DualBootTrouble> I can still mount the ntfs partition in ubuntu and see my windows files. The partition seems intact. But when grub is set so that root is the windows partition, the boot now locks up with just "Starting....." displayed in the upper left of the screen.
[16:07] <DualBootTrouble> DualBootTrouble: It seems like the chainload goes to read the bootsector of the ntfs drive, but then can't find the boatloader code. Or perhaps the bootloader then can't find the proper windows files to boot.
[16:07] <FloodBot3> DualBootTrouble: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:07] <FloodBot1> DualBootTrouble: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:07] <Crime> Dr_Willis: i have no internet connection at my ubuntu notebook
[16:07] <ohir> Crime: boot your ubuntu in recovery mode then deactivate fancy effects
[16:07] <gothran> Can anyone explain to me why I cannot load wav file on Avidemux 2.5.1? OS Ubuntu KK
[16:08] <john_swift88> 9.10 hangs
[16:08] <Crime> ok i try recovery mode gime a sec
[16:08] <ohir> Crime: fancy compiz effects needs working 3d acceleration on supported hardware
[16:09] <DarkStar1> This might take a while but here goes: I have 3 partitions - sdb1 sdb3 and sdb6. at the moment I'm trying to increase my primary partition in order to give root some more room (I'm using the live CD at the moment
[16:09] <gothran> Is there anyone who know  Avidemux?
[16:09] <gothran> I mean who know well Avidemux?
[16:09] <DarkStar1> sdb3 is further divided into 2 sdb 5 and 6
[16:09] <orbital_fox> gothran, tried it yeah?
[16:09] <john_swift88> is there anyone who solve my problem relwted with ubuntu9.10hans
[16:10] <gothran> yes orbital, it sais cannot open this file
[16:10] <orbital_fox> john_swift88, there is people who will help _you_ to fix it..
[16:10] <orbital_fox> gothran, error?
[16:10] <DarkStar1> sdb5 is empty aand I was hoping to cannibalise sdb5 (which is under sdb3) so that I can extend sdb1 into it
[16:10] <john_swift88> hello orbital_fox who will help me
[16:11] <gothran> yeas i think
[16:11] <gothran> I think there is a problem with audio drivers...
[16:11] <gothran> I mean all audios work well, but I cannot join audio + video
[16:11] <orbital_fox> gothran, sorry, i meant what is the error?
[16:12] <DarkStar1> can you guys help?
[16:12] <gothran> I tried with blender and with kino and Avidemux
[16:12] <DarkStar1> orbital_fox: did you get that?
[16:13] <orbital_fox> DarkStar1, kinda.. can you not delete sdb5 and give it another?
[16:13] <ohir> DualBootTrouble: if it was working and then stopped means to me that some DRM schema (esp adobe's) or malware messed up your windoze bl
[16:13] <gothran> when I try with Avidemux says: Could not open the file
[16:13] <DarkStar1> orbital_fox: I tried that already but deleting sdb5 still keeps it under sdb3
[16:14] <orbital_fox> gothran, maybe it just doesnt support those files.. check their website/docs
[16:14] <Gangrel> is there any program like magiciso for ubuntu?
[16:14] <gothran> is a wav file, I have tried also with a mp3
[16:14] <orbital_fox> DarkStar1, then resize sdb3 after the sdb5 is deleted and give the space from the resized sdb3 to the other partition
[16:15] <orbital_fox> gothran, avidemux is primarily for video if im not mistaken not sound
[16:15] <gothran> is for editing
[16:15] <DarkStar1> orbital_fox: aahh that might work
[16:15] <[DS]> is there a different channel for Ubuntu server edition or should I ask the question here?
[16:16] <DarkStar1> orbital_fox: Thanks
[16:16] <gothran> Is there anybody good in editing that could give me a hand?
[16:16] <orbital_fox> DarkStar1, no prob you are welcome
[16:16] <DJones> [DS]: There is #ubuntu-server, but if its a more general question, you could ask here first
[16:16] <DualBootTrouble> ohir - I'm not so sure about that. I beleive it has something to do with grub, dual booting with xp, and using a dedicated /boot partition.
[16:16] <DarkStar1> orbital_fox: I actually never tried resizing sdb3 as I never figured to click it to see
[16:16] <desen> greetings, can anyone help me locate the "HPCUPS" package ? i cannot find it anywhere and it is need for my HP Deskjet F2480 printer to run properly. Using Jaunty
[16:16] <ohir> DualBootTrouble: separate /boot is wise choice
[16:16] <DarkStar1> orbital_fox: it seems I had to aply pending delete operation 1st
[16:17] <[DS]> Well, I am going to install Ubuntu Server for 1st time ever. I have a mobile broadband connection and need to know how to connect it  through CLI.
[16:17] <orbital_fox> DarkStar1, yeah you will have to do it in stages
[16:17] <cellofellow> desen: might you mean the hplip or hpijs packages?
[16:17] <desen> cellofellow: both are installed, but while i'm selecting the .ppd file, it returns this error: Printer 'HP-Deskjet-f2480' requires the 'hpcups' program but it is not currently installed.  Please install it before using this printer.
[16:17] <erUSUL> desen: is hplip
[16:17] <DualBootTrouble> I tried using ms-sys -m to write a windows bootloader to the MBR but this doesn't work. The boot hangs on a blank screen.
[16:17] <ohir> DualBootTrouble: you said it worked. If it worked and you did not change anything equals third party (software) messed
[16:18] <erUSUL> !info hplip | desen
[16:18] <gothran> orbital_fox, do you know someone who know this editing programs?
[16:18] <desen> erUSUL, cellofellow, HPLIP IS installed
[16:18] <cellofellow> honestly, never heard of hpcups. Try google, I guess.
[16:18] <gothran> orbital_fox, that maybe could give me some help
[16:19] <orbital_fox> gothran, im afraid not.. but there is other programs for wav and mp3s
[16:19] <orbital_fox> i remember doing it in the past but it was a quicky job and dont remember what i did
[16:20] <orbital_fox> i know ffmpeg can do it from command line most likely, if you dont mind some console-fu
[16:20] <Zombie> Hey folks.
[16:20] <piotrekm> anyony knows any tc script to limit outoing transfer on certain ports?
[16:20] <erUSUL>  desen and there is no such a thing as hpcups afaik. my desktjet works out of the box in ubuntu with and without hplip
[16:20] <cellofellow> orbital_fox: what is it you are trying to do?
[16:20] <DualBootTrouble> I saw a warning on the net about dual booting with grub and xp from dedicated boot partition. Said something about the windows boot not working after a couple of boots and that is exactly what has happened to me. Unfortunately, I can find neither that article (I didn't bookmark it) nor the how to guide I followed to configure the dual boot with a dedicated partition.
[16:20] <alabd> llutz: hi am waiting you from yesterday
[16:20] <Zombie> I am having an issue with Gnome-PPP when using a Dial Up modem.
[16:21] <ohir> DualBootTrouble: excuse me but I am not competent to help you with windows utils as I sparesely need to boot it. Idea of /boot /windows / is ok. Note that these partitions are seen from grub as hd0,0 0,1 0,2 respectively
[16:21] <orbital_fox> cellofellow, its gothran who is trying to edit some wav file i think
[16:21] <gothran> orbital_fox, I just have to join an AVI file and a wav, but seems to be the most difficult thing
[16:21] <alabd> llutz: http://nohands.sf.net/ works well with sony ericson phone but does not work with free runner phone
[16:21] <orbital_fox> gothran, never done that.. did you look if ffmpeg can do it?
[16:22] <nawk> unrar-free or unrar?
[16:22] <nawk> !unrar
[16:22] <gothran> I load it on terminal and tryed on blender (setting) but nothing
[16:22] <ohir> DualBootTrouble: "a few boots" sounds unreasonable for me. What I know is that many DRM schemas (one of Adobe Publisher and Photoshop's on top) are messing up with first track of hdd. As well as many windows malware's
[16:23] <nawk> !unrar-free | nawk
[16:23] <cellofellow> gothran: AVI and WAV file formats are both based on RIFF, but that doesn't mean that they're compatible.
[16:23] <nawk> !info unrar-free | nawk
[16:23] <gothran> uhm
[16:24] <ohir> DualBootTrouble: FYI I do have such config of my wife's netbook and it works flavelessly since years
[16:24] <cellofellow> gothran: what is it you specifically want to do?
[16:24] <gothran> cellofellow:Any suggestions where can I increase my knowladge on editing programs for Ubuntu?
[16:25] <ohir> DualBootTrouble: she too is not using windows often, but there were a lot more boots than "a few" I suppose.
[16:25] <carmen> hola me llamo carmen y tu
[16:25] <cellofellow> gothran: video editting programs, I've used AviDemux, OpenMovieEditor, Cinelerra, and PiTiVi. My favorites are AviDemux for small jobs and Cinelerra for large ones.
[16:25] <gothran> cellofellow, just merge audio and video but seems I cannot do that on my kk
[16:26] <cellofellow> gothran: "merge audio and video" meaning add an audio track to a video file?
[16:26] <gothran> I first tired with Blender but just do animation without audi
[16:26] <gothran> yes
[16:26] <nawk> can someone quickly tell me whether they would use unrar or unrar-free?
[16:27] <cellofellow> gothran: does the video file already have an audio track? if so, do you want to replace it or mix with it?
[16:27] <gothran> cellofellow, I thing I have some problem with audio
[16:27] <gothran> no
[16:27] <cellofellow> gothran: what format and codec is the video file?
[16:27] <gothran> cellowellow, AVI
[16:28] <agowerdhan> Guys, I have a question ... what makes ubuntu Superior than openSUSE?
[16:28] <cellofellow> gothran: that's the format, what about codec?
[16:28] <KB1JWQ> agowerdhan: This isn't an advocacy channel.
[16:29] <cellofellow> gothran: you can find the codec by right-clicking the file and looking at the Properties. It's in the Audio/Video tab.
[16:29] <gothran> cellofellow, the codec is motion jpeg
[16:29] <cellofellow> ok, then
[16:30] <cellofellow> gothran: this is pretty easy with ffmpeg.
[16:30] <ohir> agowerdhan: linux is linux. Chosing a distro is up to your free will. No one here will advocate one or another.
[16:31] <gothran> cellofellow: could be that Gnome alsa mixer and jack control go in conflict?
[16:31] <gothran> Cellofellow, in which way?
[16:32] <cellofellow> gothran: something like ffmpeg -i videofile.avi -i audiofile.wav -vcodec copy -acodec copy -map 1.0 -map 2.0 outfile.avi
[16:32] <gothran> Cellowfellow, with Avidemux?
[16:32] <ubyserver> how do I find out my server gateway IP?
[16:32] <cellofellow> gothran: could be done with avidemux. Avidemux is basically an ffmpeg frontend dressed up like a non-linear editor.
[16:33] <mguy> ubyserver: Ask your ISP?
[16:33] <gothran> Cellowello, I cannot load wav file with avidemux,
[16:33] <ubyserver> Umm there is no command?
[16:33] <cellofellow> gothran: try the ffmpeg command
[16:34] <ubyserver> Let me rephrase
[16:34] <ubyserver> Is there a command to tell me my server gateway IP
[16:34] <dinosaurvskitten> are there special permission things (other than chmod) with ntfs? I have a partition which is mounted with uid=1000,gid=1000 (my current user), yet I can cat the contents of one file whose permissions are -rwxrwx--- but not those of another one, in the same folder, whose permissions are also -rwxrwx---...
[16:34] <gothran> cellofellow, where it is?
[16:34] <ShadeS> hello
[16:34] <cellofellow> ubyserver: route
[16:34] <ShadeS> the install disc hangs right after i select instasll ubuntu..
[16:34] <ShadeS> i turned acpi off in the bios and selected noacpi
[16:34] <cellofellow> gothran: I'll send it in a private message
[16:35] <gothran> cellofellow ok
[16:35] <blue112> Hello here
[16:35] <ubyserver> mguy, if you need to know, it is route.
[16:35] <ShadeS> any ideas?
[16:35] <ubyserver> cellofellow: thank you
[16:36] <cellofellow> ubyserver: :)
[16:36] <dinosaurvskitten> actually, even root gets Permission denied
[16:36] <blue112> I've crashed my grub by installing windows 7 on a another disc. I've try to "restore grub2" as say in the wiki, but now it just give me a grub prompt
[16:36] <blue112> What can I do ?
[16:36] <orbital_fox> ShadeS,  sounds tricky.. any errors?
[16:36] <ohir> dinosaurvskitten: you mount ntfs partition with 'user' option. It means that your user has all rights on that partition regardless of what ntfs's uids/gids are
[16:36] <ShadeS> no
[16:36] <DualBootTrouble> Anybody out there that can help with grub on a dedicated partition dual booting ubuntu and XP?
[16:37] <ShadeS> just hangs
[16:37] <jaraco> There's a bug in neon 0.29.0 that was fixed in 0.29.3 that causes problems when accessing IIS SSL servers. I just upgraded to Karmic Koala and now I'm experiencing the problem. "svn ls https://svnbridge.svn.codeplex.com/svn/" stalls after output is done.
[16:37] <dinosaurvskitten> ohir, then why am I getting permission denied on a bunch of files?
[16:37] <orbital_fox> where is your grub installed now?
[16:37] <ohir> dinosaurvskitten: ls -la one_of_that_files please
[16:37] <DJones> blue112: Are you using Karmic or an earlier version, Grub changes in 9.10 so possibly you could be looking at the wrong wiki/help info
[16:37] <DualBootTrouble> Stage 1 is MBR, Stage 2 in dedicated partition
[16:38] <blue112> DJones, I'm using karmic. I don't know which grub I have.
[16:38] <jaraco> What's the best way to resolve the svn/neon issue? File a bug in Ubuntu? Just rebuild svn with the latest neon?
[16:38] <llutz> ohir: 'user' mount-option only means, that users can mount/umount a filesystem. doesn't affect permissions
[16:38] <dinosaurvskitten> ohir, one with permission denied: -rwxrwx--- 2 pf pf 3348 2010-03-02 19:18 02-Registration.pro    and one that works, in the same folder: -rwxrwx--- 1 pf pf   64 2010-03-03 17:30 readme.txt
[16:38] <DJones> !grub2 | blue112 Have a look at this, it might be different from the one you've been looking at
[16:38] <dinosaurvskitten> llutz, uid/gid affects default owners though
[16:39] <blue112> DJones, the guide I followed was for grub2.
[16:39] <ohir> llutz: perms on ntfs are turned on by ntfs-3g only with uid,gid mountoptions. or ntfs-3g is outdated.
[16:39] <llutz> dinosaurvskitten: true
[16:39] <dinosaurvskitten> llutz, I don't think it's the issue in this case anyhow
[16:39] <ohir> llutz: perms on ntfs are turned on by ntfs-3g only with uid,gid mountoptions. or ntfs-3g _man_ is outdated.
[16:39] <dinosaurvskitten> (pf is my current username by the way)
[16:39] <DJones> blue112: ok, where you looking at this guide? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover Grub 2 via LiveCD
[16:40] <blue112> DJones, it was on the french wiki. For instance, I don't have /etc/defaults/grub file :/
[16:40] <llutz> ohir: i meant this -> which is definetly wrong <ohir> dinosaurvskitten: you mount ntfs partition with 'user' option. It means that your user has all rights on that partition regardless of what ntfs's uids/gids are
[16:40] <blue112> So maybe I have grub 1 :/
[16:40] <ohir> dinosaurvskitten: do mount /that/partition and see how its mounted
[16:40] <DualBootTrouble> blue112: I tried Karmic with Grub2. I was trying to dual boot XP. Personally, I thought Grub2 wasn't quite ready for prime time. I uninstalled it and went with legacy grub.
[16:40] <dinosaurvskitten> the only thing I can think of is that it somehow doesn't like those files because I created them from windows, after linux shut down in a strange way
[16:41] <dinosaurvskitten> (hibernate tends to freeze my computer, but that's another problem for another day)
[16:41] <blue112> DualBootTrouble, how can I know which grub I have now ?
[16:41] <DJones> blue112: Its possible, was it an upgrade from jaunty which would have had grub 1, I don't know if upgrades converted grub 1 to grub 2
[16:41] <ohir> llutz: ok. Partially you're right. I was using shortage spell.
[16:41] <dinosaurvskitten> ohir, /dev/sda3 on /windows type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,noatime,allow_other,default_permissions,blksize=4096)
[16:41] <llutz> blue112: grub --version
[16:41] <blue112> DJones, possibly. Is there a way to check ?
[16:42] <blue112> llutz, will that check on my mounted partition or on my livecd ?
[16:42] <llutz> blue112: your running system
[16:42] <madjoe> What's the common tool for ripping and encoding audio CD's into mp3 format? Something like Ahead Nero on Windows?
[16:42] <blue112> I have chrooted into my mounted partition and it says : grub (GNU GRUB 0.97)
[16:42] <DJones> blue112: I'm not sure, grub 1 used to say version 0.97 when it booted, grub2 shows version 1.97
[16:42] <michael> How do I manually add a menu entry to GRUB?
[16:42] <cellofellow> madjoe: Sound Juicer is pretty good, but I think Rhythmbox which is installed by default should work too.
[16:42] <pawbie> madjoe: Sound Juicer
[16:42] <blue112> DJones, when I boot, I just have a grub prompt... No menu.
[16:42] <adrian15515> adrian tirado fernandez
[16:43] <pawbie> cellofellow: jinx
[16:43] <dinosaurvskitten> madjoe, k3b seems to be a close equivalent... it's a burner/ripper/prettymucheverything
[16:43] <ohir> dinosaurvskitten: does sudo cat opportunist_file work?
[16:43] <dinosaurvskitten> ohir, no
[16:43] <DJones> blue112: That suggests to me its grub 1
[16:43] <DJones> !grub | blue112 Maybe this is a more helpful guide
[16:43] <adrian15515> hola
[16:43] <dinosaurvskitten> ohir, (same error message - permission denied)
[16:43] <blue112> Ok, thanks DJones
[16:43] <cellofellow> pawbie: the moment you said that Compiz crashed.
[16:43] <adrian15515> hello
[16:44] <DJones> blue112: Good luck, I'm heading away from the computer for a while now, hope you get it sorted
[16:44] <llutz> dinosaurvskitten: are you member of group "fuse"?
[16:44] <adrian15515> eleven
[16:44] <blue112> ok ok =)
[16:44] <madjoe> pawbie, cellofellow & dinosaurvskitten: so k3b is probably the best solution to avoid 3-4 different tools... Rhytmbox does everything except burning I guess?
[16:45] <pawbie> cellofellow: Wow.  Sorry ;)
[16:45] <adrian15515> one
[16:45] <sergbr> holaaa
[16:45] <adrian15515> hola
[16:45] <pawbie> madjoe: I stick to sound juicer - only because I've been using it forever.  I've never tried the other tools people have mentioned, to be honest.
[16:45] <dinosaurvskitten> llutz, no
[16:45] <madjoe> pawbie, cellofellow & dinosaurvskitten: is there a reason to switch to Sound Juicer from Rhytmbox?
[16:45] <adrian15515> que
[16:45] <dinosaurvskitten> llutz, I can access pretty much every single other file on that partition except for that folder
[16:45] <llutz> dinosaurvskitten: sudo adduser $USER fuse
[16:45] <cellofellow> madjoe: not really
[16:45] <madjoe> cellofellow: good to know that
[16:45] <ohir> dinosaurvskitten: so I don't know. Some time passed since I looked at ntfs-3g internals. My thoughts are that either fs is not clean (then it should not be possible to mount it rw) or somewhat this is orphaned part of file dangling in dir.
[16:46] <cellofellow> madjoe: mostly I forgot that Rhythmbox has a ripper, as I don't use rbox.
[16:46] <dinosaurvskitten> ohir, yeah I also think it's a cleanliness problem, but then why did it even allow me to mount it?
[16:46] <sergbr> a todos
[16:46] <sergbr> hola floddbot1
[16:46] <ohir> dinosaurvskitten: it should not allow rw until forced (by by hand rw remount)
[16:46] <genii> !es | sergbr
[16:47] <dinosaurvskitten> ohir, strange
[16:47] <TheStreetRacer> su una penna da 8gb quanto spazzio per i documenti minimo 128mb massimo 4gb mi fa selezionare per ubuntu usb
[16:47] <pawbie> madjoe: Find whatever you like - for something like this, there's a thousand tools.  I'm sure rhythmbox probably has just as good a tool as sound juicer is.
[16:47] <sergbr> hola soy sergio
[16:47] <dinosaurvskitten> ohir, I'll try and remount, maybe some error messages got lost in the bootup noise
[16:48] <sergbr> holaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ay alguinpor ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
[16:48] <dinosaurvskitten> ohir, nothing conspicuous in dmesg anyhow
[16:48] <madjoe> pawbie: I know there are thousand tools, but that's why I'm asking for the most commonly used to be sure the support will be good and the project hopefully won't be abandoned quite soon :)
[16:48] <erUSUL> !es | sergbr
[16:48] <agowerdhan> How to start rhythembox or gtkpod automatically when iPOD is pluged in?
[16:49] <sergbr> yo no ablo tu idioma
[16:49] <dinosaurvskitten> ohir, remounting didn't help
[16:49] <ohir> dinosaurvskitten: on ntfs files may have separate data streams (one for p..n, second for writing info from where and when it was downloaded ie). I can recall that sometimes (power off/hibernate awake fail) it went wild. But I honestly don't know if its the case. I'd suggest do windoze chkdsk on that partition.
[16:49] <sergbr> joinubuntu.es
[16:49] <agowerdhan> How to start rhythembox or gtkpod automatically when iPOD is pluged in?
[16:50] <sergbr> ay alguien q hable españollll
[16:51] <pawbie> agowerdhan: You can google around for how to set up a udev event when an iPod is plugged in.
[16:52] <The_ManU_212> is tehre a possibiloty to use osd-notify also on other distributions with xfce?
[16:54] <tony_ubuntu> I just installed 9.1 on my laptop and when it rebooted all I get is a flashing cursor in the upper left hand screen. Any ideas?
[16:56] <kreisel> guten tag
[16:57] <Guest92641> I am following this, I skipped the js calibrator step because the guide said it was not imperative and it gave me an error.  I get errors after I made a makefile and am running, make, sudo make install
[16:57] <Guest92641> make *** all error 2
[16:58] <Guest92641> sorry, this =https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xbox360Controller
[16:58] <Guest92641> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xbox360Controller
[16:59] <ohir> !de | kreisel
[17:00] <Guest92641> anyone wanna look at my makefile and find the error of my ways
[17:00] <kreisel> oh danke
[17:00] <tony_ubuntu>  I just installed 9.1 on my laptop and when it rebooted all I get is a flashing cursor in the upper left hand screen. Any ideas?
[17:00] <RussellAlan> what is the upgrade string? im coming from 8.10
[17:01] <HTC> How to set login time on GRUB?
[17:01] <genii> RussellAlan: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading#Network%20Upgrade%20for%20Ubuntu%20Servers%20(Recommended)
[17:02] <Guest92641> sometimes I still get the flashing cursor once every couple months, I usually hard shut down and restart, cant promise anything
[17:02] <Guest92641> I think your cursor means you are not in X?
[17:02] <RussellAlan> Thank you sir
[17:03] <tony_ubuntu> Im a newbie and this is a new install so Im not really re.
[17:03] <tony_ubuntu> sure
[17:03] <Guest92641> np, it seems we arn't getting much responses russell so I would wait for someone qualified
[17:04] <Guest92641> if that doesn't work
[17:04] <Trinity33> want to ask after installing linux-image-2.6.31.14 PAE my mouse doesnt work cursor disappear anyone know why is that?
[17:05] <genii> tony_ubuntu: I would suggest:  ctrl-alt-f1              then login to console with the name and pass you put when installing. Then to do:  sudo stop gdm && sudo start gdm     and see if you get a graphical login prompt (maybe try after that alt-f7 to try and return to the screen where any desktop might be)
[17:06] <Mateo_> Helloooooooo
[17:06] <Mateo_> :)
[17:06] <genii> !hi | Mateo_
[17:06] <djk> anyone know of package for tac_plus (tacacs+) for 9.10?
[17:06] <mod> Been searching and looking through the pkg manager... what the heck happened to the gnome applet volume manager that does not open up a new window (at first) and just drops down a volume slider?
[17:06] <Trinity33> hi want to ask after installing linux-image-2.6.31.14 PAE my mouse doesnt work cursor disappear anyone know why is that?
[17:07] <mod> djk, just search for tacacs in the package maanger
[17:07] <mod> Trinity33, this on a laptop?
[17:07] <Mateo_> anyone used to work with tpl ?
[17:07] <michael__> I cannot mount my Windows partition from Karmic. I am receiving an I/O error. I have tried running NTFSFIX, however that fails and returns a similar I/O error. I have booted into Windows and ran CHKDSK twice, and rebooted twice however I am still having trouble mounting the partition. I have tried searching Google and people have experienced similar problems, however it seems to remain unresolved. Can anybody help?
[17:07] <Mateo_> no, RPL :)
 yes
[17:08] <mod> michael__, you gotta tell the error
[17:08] <mod> Trinity33, you might need special drivers for the laptops mouse
[17:08] <djk> mod: I have and it isn't there you know a repository for it that I should add?
[17:08] <erUSUL> michael__: i/o error ---> faulty hard disk (bad sectors or worse) afaics
[17:08] <mod> Trinity33,, sounds like a specialized kernel which may not have all of the wide ranging drivers taht come with the default ubuntu distro kernel
[17:08] <tabularasa> anyone using the Citrix 11 client?
 in lucid there was no problem with mousse so in karmic there can be?
[17:09] <RussellAlan> genni: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading#Network%20Upgrade%20for%20Ubuntu%20Desktops%20%28Recommended%29 what if check again only brings up 9.04?
[17:09] <mod> djk, sorry I do not... sounds like a google problem now... I dont use ubuntu for servers, sorry
[17:09] <mod> Trinity33, this is karmic come-with kernel or not?
[17:09] <Trinity33> the mousse is working is just that i cant see the cursor
[17:09] <michael__> erUSUL, what does that mean for me? I can still boot Windows up, and I am using Linux at the moment on the same hard disk. http://pastebin.com/rWWb7EMa
[17:10] <Zombie> Does anyone here have any experience with Dial-up modems?
[17:10] <Trinity33> nope i installed linux-image-2.6.31.14 pae originally was generic
[17:10] <mod> Trinity33, if the mouse is working but you cannot see the cursor, i have no idea what would cause that
[17:10] <Zombie> Ubuntu  3Com Corp, Modem Division 56K FaxModem Model 5610
[17:10] <mod> Trinity33, like i said, read what I said about changing the kernel to a specific one instead of the generic
[17:10] <erUSUL> michael__: if windows does not have problems then it may be something else. i'm having DNS problems i can not be of much help ...
[17:10] <viliny_> whats the nxserver command called?
[17:10] <Pici> Zombie: Have you read the Ubuntu Wiki pages regarding dialup modems yet?
[17:10] <mod> Zombie, woohoo welcome to 1989!
[17:11] <viliny_> trying to list users without any luck :/
[17:11] <michael__> erUSUL, nahh Windows boots normally.
[17:11] <Zombie> Pici: link?
[17:11] <mod> 1989 called and they want their hardware back! lol
[17:11] <Pici> !dialup | Zombie
[17:11] <michael__> erUSUL, just can't mount from Karmic.
[17:12] <Guest92641> I am following this, I skipped the js calibrator step because the guide said it was not imperative and it gave me an error.  I get errors after I made a makefile and am running, make, sudo make install
[17:12] <mod> ok.. so now I get to ask one ;)
[17:12] <tony_ubuntu>  I just installed 9.1 on my laptop and when it rebooted all I get is a flashing cursor in the upper left hand screen. Any ideas?
[17:12] <Guest92641> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xbox360Controller
[17:13] <mod> ubuntu 9.10 ... mising gnone applet that drops down the volume manager,.. what package is it in?  I cannot believe it was removed O.o
[17:13] <mod> er missing gnome
[17:13] <Zombie> mod: Its for a Redneck that lives out in the boonies.
[17:14] <michael__> erUSUL, do you know where else that I could get help?
 tony_ubuntu: I would suggest:  ctrl-alt-f1              then login to console with the name and pass you put when installing. Then to do:  sudo stop gdm && sudo start gdm     and see if you get a graphical login prompt (maybe try after that alt-f7 to try and return to the screen where any desktop might be)
[17:14] <erUSUL> michael__: here; just be patient
[17:14] <mod> OMG
[17:14] <mod> its in the notification area now :p
[17:14] <jolaren> histo, and a few other lads helped me yesterday.. didnt receive the login for my domain until ow. Google Apps asks me to repoint my cname adress but I dont know which one to repoint
[17:16] <HTC> How to set login time on GRUB?
[17:16] <HTC> grub timer?
[17:16] <HTC> jao nabijem vas na kurac
[17:17] <cogitorn> HTC: What are you talking about?
[17:17] <HTC> How to set login time on GRUB? Grub timer?
[17:18] <michael__> I cannot mount my Windows partition from Karmic. I am receiving an I/O error. I have tried running NTFSFIX, however that fails and returns a similar I/O error. I have booted into Windows and ran CHKDSK twice, and rebooted twice however I am still having trouble mounting the partition. I have tried searching Google and people have experienced similar problems, however it seems to remain unresolved. Can anybody help?
[17:18] <michael__> erUSUL, what does that mean for me? I can still boot Windows up, and I am using Linux at the moment on the same hard disk. http://pastebin.com/rWWb7EMa
[17:18] <michael__> erUSUL, sorry.
[17:18] <KB1JWQ> HTC: What, the 10 second countdown?
[17:18] <erUSUL> michael__: np
[17:18] <HTC> yes
[17:19] <rocio> hola
[17:19] <HTC> KB1JWQ,  to me that there is no timer. I then ENTER
[17:19] <ohir> moan depends of your content mass/bandwith needs ratio ;P
[17:19] <ohir> oops
[17:19] <rocio> como te llamas
[17:19] <KB1JWQ> HTC: Edit the timeout value in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[17:19] <rocio> queeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[17:20] <rocio> feoooooooooooooooooooooooo
[17:20] <HTC> KB1JWQ, Grub2?
[17:20] <HTC> The computer uses as a server and it no monitor nor keyboard that I could constantly pressing ENTER
[17:20] <Zombie> Its just flat out not working.
[17:20] <Zombie> kittathegreywolf is typing...
[17:21] <xfact> Do you think using webmail in browser is safer then using in a mail client (because it saves all the mails in the computer?
[17:22] <ikonia> xfact: no
[17:22] <MJBoa> it doesn't necessarily save the email to the computer.
[17:22] <erUSUL> xfact: imap or pop3 ? safer against what?
[17:22] <jasonfunk> hello
[17:23] <Guest92641> thanks
[17:23] <RussellAlan> i need to learn how to setup wifi tether
[17:23] <RussellAlan> erps
[17:23] <xfact> erUSUL: I use imap and safer against unauthorised access
[17:23] <lolwut> *Please help*, my system is behaving erratically. Many processes are in Traced state, I can continue a process but when I continue the second, the first one gets traced again. Also, there are 2 init processes running, one of them is traced as well.
[17:24] <lolwut> I can still log in with ssh.
[17:24] <xfact> It has any kind of chances?
[17:24] <xfact> of hacking my mails from a computer for using local storage for saving mails?
[17:24] <erUSUL> xfact: becouse all mail is in the server? do not think so. if someone got to you account to read your local stored mail it can as easily access you server's email becouse probably you stored your asswords in the mail client / browser and it can connect automatically as it where you
[17:25] <lolwut> The extra init process is the only traced program that runs as root
[17:25] <tt_> ok, I am trying to follow this and I am a noob, what do I need to change about this code to make it for ubuntu 9.10
[17:25] <tt_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xbox360Controller
[17:26] <lolwut> Has anyone ever had a similar situation?
[17:26] <tt_> it wont work keeping its syntax
[17:26] <lolwut> 44 traced processes in total
[17:26] <tt_> at least didn't for me
[17:26] <HTC> How setup timer on grub2?
[17:26] <lolwut> nothing shows up in dmesg
[17:26] <ohir> xfact: use GnuPG
[17:26] <caneluponero> aiuto
[17:26] <xfact> Evolution has any help article for setting up google imap mail account?
[17:27] <erUSUL> HTC: /etc/default/grub
[17:27] <erUSUL> xfact: google probably has.
[17:27] <tt_> HTC, I would look here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275
[17:27] <nabout> Hi
[17:28] <xfact> erUSUL: No, Google is not providing any help for Evolution mail client :(
[17:28] <Stargaze> xfact: http://wazem.blogspot.com/2007/10/hot-to-configure-imap-on-evolution-and.html
[17:28] <Flare183> xfact: I've got my gmail setup with evolutiuon
[17:28] <meelu> using v 9.10, my theme doesnt look that good
[17:28] <meelu> "This theme will not look as intended because the required GTK+ theme human
[17:28] <tt_> HTC,  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/StartUpManager is a good possibility
[17:28] <erUSUL> xfact: google as in search for "linux evolution imap google mail"
[17:28] <meelu> is not installed
[17:29] <caneluponero> ho installato ubuntu 9.10 , quando fa l'aggiornamento va via l'audio , perchè ? aiuto
[17:29] <Flare183> !english | caneluponero
[17:29] <DarkMasterHalo> xfact: Please look at this link, http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=78799, it tells you what you need to configure.
[17:29] <HTC> thanks
[17:29] <tt_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xbox360Controller
[17:29] <tt_> ok, I am trying to follow this and I am a noob, what do I need to change about this code to make it for ubuntu 9.10
[17:29] <genii> !it | caneluponero
[17:30] <tt_> that link, if you know what you are talking about, I have a feeling this is abs no brainer
[17:30] <tt_> changing it for me for karmic
[17:30] <xfact> Ok thankyou everyone for your helps, finally I have got what I need
[17:33] <raj_> GUYS i need help please i think google is spying on me.. I HAVE google sources in the GUI that i can not get rid off at ALL it keeps coming back.  but under /etc/apt/sources.list its not LISTED. its weird. its making it hell to update my packages it freezes up my updates here is a screenshot HELP anyone: http://imagebin.org/87372
[17:34] <tt_> I think I need to change some headers in : KERNEL_PATH?=/usr/src/linux-headers-$(shell uname -r)
[17:34] <tt_> EXTRA_CFLAGS=-I$(shell pwd)
[17:34] <tt_> obj-m:=xpad.o
[17:34] <tt_> all:
[17:34] <tt_>         $(MAKE) modules -C $(KERNEL_PATH) SUBDIRS=$(shell pwd)
[17:34] <FloodBot4> tt_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:34] <tt_> install:
[17:34] <raj_> GUYS i need help please i think google is spying on me.. I HAVE google sources in the GUI that i can not get rid off at ALL it keeps coming back.  but under /etc/apt/sources.list its not LISTED. its weird. its making it hell to update my packages it freezes up my updates here is a screenshot HELP anyone: http://imagebin.org/87372
[17:36] <moth> hey everyone, i am using ubuntu 9.10 with the all updates. and i was wondering if someone help me to see my screen on the tv. i digged in google a little bit. but i could not work it out. when i start the computer i can see the screen on tv and also grub menu. when it is come to Ubuntu splash screen it goes and wont work.
[17:36] <meelu> my desktop looks like this http://i47.tinypic.com/htscol.jpg how do i get terminal and other stuff to appear? can anyone help?
[17:36] <schlaftier> raj_, What exactly is the problem when you do "aptitude update"?
[17:37] <raj_> meelu: PRESS CTRL+ALT+F2 or CTRL+ALT+F1
[17:37] <yaku83> ennnnnn yo solo ablo en español
[17:37] <tt_> !pastebin
[17:37] <ohir> raj_: look into /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ directory
[17:37] <Flare183> meelu: disable compiz
[17:37] <yaku83> kabrones
[17:37] <meelu> it doesnt help raj
[17:37] <raj_> sclaftier on the GUI dl.google appears but its not in my software sources.. take a look at the screenshot it keeps comming back
[17:37] <Flare183> !es | yaku83
[17:37] <enjoytheday> can we install grub on raid1 ?
[17:37] <lolwut> Also, some user processes are niced, but I never niced anything
[17:38] <raj_> ohir: its empty there
[17:38] <ohir> raj_: and next time read this tiny print on eulas
[17:38] <lolwut> btw, I wasn't doing anything as root when it happened
[17:38] <raj_> schlafter dl.ggogle source will freezup my updates..
[17:38] <Flare183> moth: use xrandr
[17:38] <meelu> easy way to disable compiz Flare183?
[17:39] <tt_> is everything ok in this to be run in ubuntu 9.10? http://paste.ubuntu.com/387747/
[17:39] <moth> Flare183, how do i use it
[17:39] <moth> ?
[17:39] <tt_> it gives me errors
[17:39] <Flare183> meelu: press alt+f2, and run this: metacity --replace
[17:39] <tt_> make *** error 2
[17:39] <Flare183> moth: grandr
[17:39] <Flare183> !paste | tt_
[17:39] <raj_> GUYS i need help please i think google is spying on me.. I HAVE google sources in the GUI that i can not get rid off at ALL it keeps coming back.  but under /etc/apt/sources.list its not LISTED. its weird. its making it hell to update my packages it freezes up my updates here is a screenshot HELP anyone: http://imagebin.org/87372
[17:39] <st__> how the volume control in notification area is called?
[17:40] <ohir> raj_: cd /etc && grep -rn dl.google.com * | tee -a ~/dl.google.com.files
[17:40] <st__> raj_: who the hell are you for google to spy on you?
[17:40] <IdleWeb> raj_: did you install Chrome browser?
[17:40] <tt_> try this, is everything ok in this to be run in ubuntu 9.10? http://paste.ubuntu.com/387747/ it gives me a make error
[17:40] <ohir> raj_: um or better first cd $HOME && grep -rn dl.google.com * | tee -a ~/dl.google.com.files
[17:40] <IdleWeb> st__: language and attitude please
[17:41] <raj_> st_: i tried to get rid of google sources but i failed :S ill try ohir's suggestion
[17:41] <raj_> ohir: thx ill try that
[17:41] <raj_> IdleWeb: nope i didnt
[17:41] <meelu> Flare183 i dont see any difference
[17:41] <Geine> Greetings all, any Idea how to fix corrupted mailbox file for evolution?
[17:42] <Flare183> meelu: It looks like your using a virtual machine am I right?
[17:42] <meelu> i am connecting through nx client
[17:42] <bjarkef> Hi. I'm considering buying a 802.11n access point. Do any one of you have had sucess connecting to a 802.11n-only access point with an Intel 5100AGN wifi card? And if so, which access point are you using? :)
[17:42] <ohir> st__: beside paranoic 'spying' its a problem if some sh..ty 'shbar' behaves that way.
[17:42] <IdleWeb> raj_: try what ohir said
[17:42] <meelu> Flare183
[17:42] <Flare183> meelu: That's your problem then
[17:42] <`mOOse`> bjarkef why would the brand of access point matter?
[17:43] <raj_> IdleWeb: i did it took it off: lemme reboot and see if it works.. because everytime a reboot it comes back
[17:43] <moth> Flare183, i just installed and run it but still could not success it could you say a little bit more about it
[17:43] <moth> ?
[17:43] <`mOOse`> bjarkef -  and I don't think there's any such thing as an N-only AP
[17:43] <bjarkef> `mOOse`: Because 802.11n is draft, and I've heard way too many stories of people not having any success with using 802.11n.
[17:43] <meelu> Flare183, what do you mean that is my problem
[17:43] <Flare183> moth: Its on the System, Preferences menu
[17:43] <st__> how the volume control application from notification area is called?
[17:44] <bjarkef> I mean an access point that supports 802.11n and is configured for n-only networking.
[17:44] <`mOOse`> bjarkef - it's draft but essentially ratified...I have heard no such problems
[17:44] <raj_> ohir: thx ill reboot and see :)
[17:44] <`mOOse`> what's your application bjarkef? home, office, 1000 seat insurance co?
[17:44] <tt_> I have a feeling hes not being spied on
[17:44] <xxlpapa> hi all, need help for xsane 0.996 , could an expert help
[17:44] <bjarkef> `mOOse`: I've been googling Intel 5100AGN and ubuntu, and I find nothing but people complaning that they cannot get it working, so I was just curious if anyone actually have it working
[17:45] <ohir> raj_: first you need to inspect that file. These comands are lookin for files where this particular string is
[17:45] <bjarkef> It's just for my personal home use. ;)
[17:45] <Flare183> meelu: nx client's suck at graphics
[17:45] <meelu> no Flare183 i had this problem with another server of mine
[17:45] <meelu> and a friend patched it up
[17:45] <meelu> the friend isnt arround atm
[17:45] <`mOOse`> well that's the Intel card prob, but I don't think it's the N implimentation bjarkef
[17:45] <tt_> try this, is everything ok in this to be run in ubuntu 9.10? http://paste.ubuntu.com/387747/ it gives me a make error
[17:46] <moth> Flare183, i ran it but it shows only some basic options. and i tried to enable it by using hot keys but did not work. do i need a restart to be activate it ?
[17:46] <bjarkef> `mOOse`: I agree. That's why I ask if anybody has the same wifi card as me, and have a working connection to a ap configured in n-only networking.
[17:46] <meelu> Flare183 In Gnome (Ubuntu)
[17:46] <meelu> The terminal can be found at Applications menu -> Accessories -> Terminal. butits not there
[17:46] <tt_> plz?
[17:47] <st__> how the volume control application from notification area is called?
[17:48] <`mOOse`> ohboy
[17:48] <bjarkef> I haven't seen IRC DoS in a loooong time...
[17:48] <trism> st__: it's called gnome-volume-control-applet
[17:48] <`mOOse`> bjarkef you won't here
[17:48] <trism> st__: it is started in System/Preferences/Startup Applications
[17:49] <bjarkef> Is FloodBot some kind of freenode flood protection?
[17:49] <`mOOse`> no
[17:49] <Flare183> bjarkef: No, its a anti-flood bot
[17:49] <scy_th3> anyone?
[17:49] <bjarkef> Great. ;)
[17:49] <Flare183> !anyone | scy_th3
[17:50] <Pelobest> How can i hear logout sound?
[17:50] <KaffeeJunky123> Hello, I must announce that I'll deinstall ubuntu from my hdd
[17:50] <scy_th3> ubottu, huh?
[17:50] <naljebii> msg chanserv help
[17:50] <`mOOse`> Pelobest - scream *DING* when you click on Logout?
[17:50] <scy_th3> ubottu, I don't understand your question since I did already ask my question.
[17:50] <scy_th3> Every time I make a directory using mkdir it creates the folder with the permissions and group of the user creating the directory. My question is: how can I create a directory with the permissions and group of the current directory?
[17:51] <Flare183> scy_th3: You have to be logged into that user or w/e to do that
[17:51] <bjarkef> Is there some ubuntu hardware or networking irc channel I could ask in?
[17:51] <KaffeeJunky123> ubuntu is about to be purged from my harddisk in order to be replaced by debian lenny
[17:51] <Pelobest> in ubuntu there is a good logout sound but i cant hear it @logout
[17:52] <KaffeeJunky123> good bye ubuntu, I had some nice and some bad days with you
[17:52] <Pelobest> :(
[17:52] <Pici> KaffeeJunky123: Do you have a support question?
[17:52] <Flare183> KaffeeJunky123: Ubuntu == Debian
[17:52] <joni> hola
[17:52] <scy_th3> Flare183, Yes, but this does not create the folder with the current folders group permissions..it labels the folder being created as user.user not user.group
[17:52] <kusznir> quick question: where is the dns domain name set persistantly on ubuntu 9.10?
[17:52] <Flare183> scy_th3: not true
[17:52] <joni> hijo de puta
[17:52] <kusznir> (eg, redhat has /etc/sysconfig/network; gentoo has /etc/conf.d/domainname; ...)
[17:53] <joni> hello
[17:53] <Flare183> scy_th3: when a new user is created, ubuntu creates a new group with the same name as the user's name
[17:53] <joni> joni
[17:53] <KaffeeJunky123> Pici: No not at all, just wanted to say good bye to the ubuntu comunity ;)
[17:53] <Flare183> !es | joni
[17:53] <joni> ok
[17:53] <KaffeeJunky123> Pici: I'll be haning around in #debian from now on
[17:53] <KaffeeJunky123> bye bye everyone
[17:54] <Pici> KaffeeJunky123: Bye, have fun.
[17:54] <scy_th3> Flare183, yes, I would like the 'new' folder to be created with the current folders user AND the folders group.
[17:55] <scy_th3> Flare183, for example I am in the public_html folder and all files are permission'ed as myuser.www-data..when I create the new folder inside of the public_html folder it creates the folder with myuser.myuser.
[17:55] <ujjain> http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/virt-manager << How can I download packages from this site?
[17:55] <alankila> scy_th3: chmod g+s . fixes the directory's group setting, but user setting is probably impossible.
[17:55] <st__> well gnome-volume-control is a. exponential and b. improperly initialized, are those known bugs?
[17:55] <Flare183> scy_th3: Well just do it like this mkdir public_html && chown myuser:www-data public_html/
[17:55] <frankS2> ujjain: run tasksel
[17:56] <twoboxingfiend> can i install both the nvidia-185 and fglrx at the same time?
[17:56] <Flare183> twoboxingfiend: That would be VERY risky
[17:57] <ujjain> There is no 64-bit option for Vista.... in my virt-manager.
[17:57] <ujjain> And in tasksel; there is newest virt-manager 0.7
[17:57] <ujjain> I want 0.8.3
[17:58] <lolwut> I painfully managed to log out of gnome and kill the extraneous init
[17:58] <frankS2> just choose windows
[17:58] <frankS2> XX
[17:58] <frankS2> NE
[17:58] <scy_th3> Flare183, that is a lot of typing..which is exactly why I am asking my question...
[17:59] <colera> hola
[17:59] <ujjain> But I do not want to install Windows on a VM, I want to RUN it on a VM. Windows is already installed on C:\ (/dev/sda2)
[17:59] <ujjain> frankS2:  It only lists Windows XP and Windows Vista.
[18:01] <viliny_> anyone here used nomachine nx?
[18:01] <viliny_> can't seem to connect
[18:01] <viliny_> it tells me authentication failed for user (me)
[18:01] <viliny_> my next step would be to do a nxserver --commandline for finding out users
[18:01] <Cyndre> just looking at a new server - where is a good place to get hardware compatability specs from?
[18:02] <ujjain> I killed to many processes, Ubuntu is fucked, need to reboot :(
[18:03] <COCOON>  /msg nickserv help
[18:04] <Hellhound666> Hi all, I have a question regarding the HP 556s external DVD-R/CD-R burner.  I'm looking for driver support.
[18:04] <Haffe> Ok. I have a Logitech MX510, I would like to use the 6:th button to close tabs in firefox. Is there a howto on this somewhere?
[18:04] <Stargaze> !channels
[18:04] <Hellhound666> Well HP dvd 556s it's called
[18:05] <RussellAlan> can anyone assist in referring me to a guide or help with unlocking iphone 3g from ubuntu
[18:05] <paradoxuncreated> make localmodconfig ## very nice :)
[18:10] <ujjain> How do I obtain the newest packages?
[18:10] <jolaren> Can anyone help me with Google Apps and the MX records?
[18:10] <ujjain> I would like the 2010 version of virt-manager, not the 2006-version. I am on Ubuntu 9.10, but apt-get does not update.
[18:11] <pedro_> #ubuntu-br
[18:12] <genii> AgenteD: eg: /join #ubuntu-br
[18:12] <major_redhat> what controls the power managment in 9.04?
[18:13] <lolwut> gnome-power-manager iirc
[18:13] <st__> does Ubuntu store soundcard volume level?
[18:13] <major_redhat> lolwut: thats the namre of the process, right?
[18:14] <lolwut> well it persists across reboots (or at least that what it should do), does that answer your question, st__?
[18:14] <lolwut> major_redhat: right
[18:14] <lolwut> gnome-power-properties would be the control center applet
[18:14] <lolwut> nope
[18:14] <lolwut> gnome-power-properties
[18:14] <ujjain> I would like the 2010 version of virt-manager, not the 2006-version. I am on Ubuntu 9.10, but apt-get does not update.
[18:14] <st__> well, it doesn't in my case; which app can be a culprit?
[18:14] <troppobello> ciao
[18:14] <troppobello> !list
[18:15] <TafelZout> hello there
[18:15] <genii> !it | troppobello
[18:15] <lolwut> hello, can i have a grain of salt? ;)
[18:16] <TafelZout> yes thanks, I'm looking for an answer regarding compiz-fusion
[18:16] <TafelZout> since I installed it my pannels look a little transparent and I would like them to be simply plain black
[18:16] <koe> hello ppl
[18:17] <lolwut> Hmm, try opening up the properties of the panel
[18:17] <koe> can some one give me a suggestion ... I wanna switch to ubuntu ...
[18:17] <TafelZout> I'm on XFCE
[18:17] <koe> no more windows ...
[18:17] <lolwut> oh
[18:17] <jimi_> Can you change a partition type without losing data?
[18:17] <koe> whats is a good movie player for ubuntu ?
[18:17] <koe> I`m using VLC atm ...
[18:17] <koe> been using ubuntu for like a year but with windows on dualboot ...
[18:18] <madscientist032> koe: VLC for dvd playback or just movies in general?
[18:18] <cellofellow> koe: gnome-mplayer, or just totem that comes with Ubuntu is pretty good.
[18:18] <koe> can I correct the subtitle ?
[18:18] <koe> in VLC ...
[18:18] <f43ry> hi
[18:18] <koe> i`m using FluxBox ...btw
[18:18] <lolwut> TafelZout: did you install ccsm?
[18:19] <TafelZout> yes I installed it, I browsed all the options and didn't find anything concerning panels
[18:19] <lolwut> that's right
[18:19] <Stargaze> TafelZout: vl of nl?
[18:19] <koe> can I correct the subtitle in VLC ?
[18:19] <lolwut> it doesn't know about panels, but it does have a few options on translucency and transparency
[18:19] <lolwut> as well as classes of windows certain effects affect
[18:19] <tim__b> Hi. Need help with regexp/sed. I'd like to "grep" a part of a filename ("video Tc0 L2 2ch 48 192 DELAY 0ms.mp2"). I'd like to catch the 0 in front of ms and after DELAY. It's always an number but might be positive or negative.
[18:20] <cellofellow> compiz has absolutely no bearing on xfce4-panel.
[18:20] <lolwut> i gg, good luck y'a;;
[18:20] <lolwut> *y'all
[18:20] <ujjain> Can I already upgrade to Lucid?
[18:20] <TafelZout> perhaps it comes from emerald but normally it must only affect windows
[18:20] <xangua> koe: vlc is a video player, not an subtitle editor
[18:20] <Hellhound666> oh yeah got er workin'
[18:21] <madscientist032> ujjain: fresh install or upgrade from within your current version?
[18:21] <sernylan> tsk, tsk.  Tried ATI's proprietary fglrx driver -- x.org says "worse in many aspects but has better 3D."   The results:  went from crocky Open GL to *no* OpenGL.
[18:21] <Stargaze> tim__b: look here, on page 6 => http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4653463/issue21-eng.pdf
[18:21] <ujjain> madscientist032: Upgrade current installation.
[18:21] <TafelZout> lo
[18:21] <Pici> !lucid | ujjain
[18:22] <koe> xangua, I know ...
[18:22] <madscientist032> ujjain: i'm assuming you are using karmic?
[18:22] <koe> but ... can I do smth like to delay the subtitle ?
[18:22] <`mOOse`> koe - subtitles are usually only text files
[18:22] <tim__b> Thanks, Stargaze, will look into it now
[18:22] <koe> like I usualy do in bs player for windows
[18:22] <`mOOse`> koe - in vlc the h and j key delay/speedup the subs
[18:22] <Snicks> hi, my computer doesn't wanna start up (i suppose problem with /etc/fstab, however it seems allright); i've had this problem before, then fixed with changing /etc/fstab, but it doesn't work now and /etc/fstab is the same as when it was fixed again; any idea? (ubuntu 9.10; clean upgrade from 9.04)
[18:23] <meatbun> what does is the unit counter does vmstat use? MB or by sector?
[18:23] <koe> `m00se` ... that was what I was looking for :D thx
[18:23] <`mOOse`> koe - open the Preferences in VLC and you'll see the shortcut menu - you can see what the various keys do in there
[18:23] <sernylan> Snicks: big bootable partition?
[18:23] <Snicks> sernylan: well, 150Mb
[18:24] <madscientist032> ujjain: if you are using karmic (9.10) then this should help
[18:24] <madscientist032> ujjain: http://techie-buzz.com/linux-tips/upgrade-karmic-koala-to-lucid-lynx.html
[18:24] <`mOOse`> koe - I think k and l slow/speedup the audio - I might have those mixed up with the subs keys  ;-)
[18:24] <ujjain> madscientist032: I am using 9.10, but I am really scared of things breaking!
[18:24] <Snicks> sernylan: i mean /boot = 150Mb; other partitions aren't changed or so i suppose
[18:24] <koe> i`ll look into it ... and btw
[18:24] <madscientist032> ujjain: yeah things always break from upgrades
[18:24] <koe> why the text font size aint working ?
[18:24] <koe> I mean I set it to smallest or smth
[18:25] <koe> but is to big :-s
[18:25] <bulltitan> ubuntu 9.10 can join ad hock netwrks but can't create them using network manager it's useless
[18:25] <sernylan> Snicks: no, not what I would consider big.  I had a 750 Gb partition autocheck yesterday, took a while for the mount to come online.
[18:25] <bulltitan> can anyone help me
[18:25] <`mOOse`> koe - if the subs are hard coded into the movie then you can't adjust them - if they're a txt file then you have to set the font size, Save, then reload VLC to see the change
[18:25] <datacrusher> bulltitan, iv seen a bug also with adsl connections
[18:25] <`mOOse`> it's stupid but that's how it works
[18:25] <samphippen> huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuur
[18:25] <madscientist032> ujjain: personally I would do a clean install on a different hard drive. Lucid still is in alpha/beta so there are parts that are unstable
[18:26] <datacrusher> its disponible on the network manager to add adsl connections, but if you choose to connect them eth0 goes down
[18:26] <datacrusher> old pppoconf did the trick, but for the final user its annoying
[18:26] <madscientist032> ujjain: or you could do what most of us do and upgrade when it comes out in April
[18:26] <Incarnation> Hi everyone, I'm trying to get my linksys wireless PCI card to work with Ubuntu; it's based on the Broadcom BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g] chipset. Can anyone help?
[18:26] <bulltitan> i hace a cable connection 1mb but i'm trying to connect my ipod to my ubuntu 9.10 box with ad hok but it's a nogo
[18:26] <koe> `m00se` thx dude ... :)
[18:26] <`mOOse`> np
[18:26] <Snicks> sernylan: my biggest partition is /home with 602.1Gb; but that has always worked at ubuntu 9.04so i thought that couldn't be a problem; it looks like to have a problem with all disks; any idea howto fix it or so?
[18:27] <Incarnation> wait, I think I've figured it out
[18:27] <ujjain> madscientist032: I will wait and try VirtualBox.
[18:27] <madscientist032> ujjain: virtualization is always a good idea. go for it :)
[18:28] <bulltitan> command lines are not working either
[18:28] <sernylan> Snicks:  What behavior are you getting out of a boot attempt and how long are you giving it before you decide it's not booting?
[18:28] <bulltitan> ad hock in ubuntu seems to be useless
[18:29] <ujjain> madscientist032: I hope I won't kill my Windows then.
[18:29] <Snicks> sernylan: last time i gave it quite a few minutes (5 or so?) but now i closed it down immediatly, because it should work (last time it worked at once after my fix, but there's nothing to 'fix' anymore)
[18:29] <bulltitan> im running kernel 2.6.31-20-generic
[18:30] <bulltitan> ho on a asus eeepc 701
[18:30] <madscientist032> ujjain: makes me wish that the WUBI installer was included on alpha versions of ubuntu
[18:30] <AegNuddel> I have kdenlive installed but when I try to use it it either freezes or crashes.  Is there something I need to fix?
[18:30] <madscientist032> AegNudde1: what version? should be 0.7.7.1
[18:31] <ReL1K> anyone ran into an issue with dual video cards that boots via bios and init levels on one card, then switches over to the second when X is started? guessing i need to specify the BusID in xorg maybe?
[18:31] <Fill23> how to make terminal show output in english in localized ubuntu?
[18:31] <ujjain> madscientist032: No idea what WUBI is.
[18:31] <sernylan> Snicks: fstab restored from backup or by typing it back to what it was?
[18:31] <st__> Fill23: LANG=C <command>
[18:31] <bulltitan> please anyone with some info about my ad hock problem
[18:31] <ujjain> madscientist032: Oh, Windows installer, that is on the default desktop DVD.
[18:31] <madscientist032> ujjain: yep
[18:32] <Fill23> st__: yep, thx
[18:32] <madscientist032> AegNuddel: what version? should be 0.7.7.1
[18:32] <slacker_nl> hello, is it possible to do a minimal install and then install some kind of UNR package?
[18:32] <viliny_> Hi, im using wine to run games. ALT is used to adjust opacity and to grab and move a window from anywhere in the window. This functionality is effing up my game in a sense that i need that key for other stuff inside the game. What can i do?
[18:32] <AegNuddel> oh I have 0.7.5 but I did download the new one
[18:32] <Snicks> sernylan: typing back by myself, but the fix i gave fstab worked; i changed uuid's to /etc/sda1 etcetera because i thought that would be the problem and it worked (but now not anymore)
[18:32] <AegNuddel> I don't know how to install it though!
[18:33] <joni> alguien conoce a mimecar
[18:33] <AegNuddel> madscientist032,
[18:33] <madscientist032> AegNuddel: run sudo apt-get install kdenlive
[18:33] <AegNuddel> ah ty
[18:33] <Fill23> http://www.pastebin.ca/1821586 What "Partition 2 does not end on cylinder boundary" - mean?
[18:33] <bulltitan> i try to create an adh hock with karmik and i only see garbage characters in the ssid
[18:33] <bulltitan> what is that
[18:33] <Guest61665> i was wondering if someone could help me out with this question: The -R option cause ls to list not only the files in the specified directory but the files
[18:33] <Guest61665> inside any subdirectories. How could you use this with an appropriate pipe-filter
[18:33] <Guest61665> arrangement to determine whether a file exists in your account?
[18:33] <ZykoticK9> viliny, in winecfg try unchecking "Allow the window manager to control the windows" under the Graphics tab -- "might" help
[18:35] <dinosaurvskitten> is there a way to force all applications to use the same copy paste buffer? Java apps use their own weird thing, then you have the selection buffer in X, then you have the ^C buffer in whatever else, it's driving me insane.
[18:35] <hjet> what do you do if you can't quarntine a virus in KlamAV?
[18:36] <bulltitan> ok looks like this is an experts chann so where can i get help fo noobs
[18:36] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[18:36] <slacker_nl> bulltitan: this is an noob/expert channel ;)
[18:36] <sernylan> Snicks: Did you find necessary to do an improper (power off) shutdown?  Cause that would provoke a filesystem check at boot.
[18:36] <ZykoticK9> dinosaurvskitten, there are 2 or 3 paste buffers, highly doubt you will be able to combine them.  best of luck.
[18:36] <ActionParsnip> Bulltitan: its for all, ask away
[18:36] <bulltitan> i did
[18:36] <bulltitan> nobody answered
[18:36] <slacker_nl> hello, is it possible to do a minimal install and then install some kind of UNR package?
[18:36] <ActionParsnip> Bulltrain, I just joined. Wassup
[18:36] <madscientist032> bulltitan: have you tried the ubuntuforums?
[18:36] <bulltitan> yep
[18:36] <bulltitan> and google
[18:37] <dinosaurvskitten> ZykoticK9, darn
[18:37] <ActionParsnip> !minimal | slacker_nl
[18:37] <bulltitan> and wikipedia and other sources
[18:37] <hjet> what do you do if you can't quarntine a virus in KlamAV?
[18:37] <AegNuddel> madscientist032, when I get to the screen that says available codecs do I do anything or just keep going?
[18:37] <madscientist032> hjet: run away and scream :)
[18:37] <tiki> Is there a wine help channel?
[18:37] <ActionParsnip> Bulltitan: I'm waiting for your question
[18:37] <Fill23> when i run 'fdisk -l' i get this output: http://www.pastebin.ca/1821586, i want to know what "Partition 2 does not end on cylinder boundary." is mean? hdd is broken or what?
[18:37] <bulltitan> i also tryed command lines and other network managers
[18:37] <Pici> tiki: #winehq
[18:37] <madscientist032> AegNuddel: just keep going
[18:37] <slacker_nl> ActionParsnip: i need the name of the ubuntu netbook packages ;)
[18:37] <bulltitan> and no luck
[18:37] <tiki> Pici: thanks ^_^
[18:37] <Pici> !enter | bulltitan
[18:37] <Snicks> sernylan: well, i already did that before it got not-working; my computer didn't react because a silly game was annoying me and didn't want to close down and i didn't have acces to any option to kill it at all (even ctrl-alt-f1 didn't work; out of range at my screen there) so, yes, it was required then -.-
[18:37] <AegNuddel> ok was wondering that last time I installed too ;)
[18:37] <ActionParsnip> !info ubuntu-netbook-remix
[18:38] <slacker_nl> ahhh
[18:38] <slacker_nl> ty
[18:38] <ActionParsnip> Slacker_nl: ^
[18:38] <dinosaurvskitten> any idea why this would cause my laptop to freeze about half the time after recovering from suspendtoram? 'pkill wpa;ifconfig wlan0 down;ifconfig eth0 down;ifconfig eth0 hw ether DE:AD:BE:EF:BE:EF;ifconfig eth0 up;dhclient eth0'
[18:38] <madscientist032> bulltitan: dont worry too much about it - sometimes issues take more time to be discovered and fixed
[18:38] <bulltitan> the thing actiontrip is that i can't create a successful ad hock with ubuntu karmik
[18:38] <hjet> hello?
[18:38] <joni> hola
[18:38] <hjet> what do you do if you can't quarntine a virus in KlamAV?
[18:38] <roman_> I am using ubuntu 9.10.  I have a dual screen setup (ATI Radeon HD 3850], the problem is that when I boot into X, the secondary monitor is black but I can drag windows into it (but they leave trails).  If I go to the Display Preference and turn mirror screen on and off then it works perfectly.
[18:38] <bulltitan> i only see garbage characters in the ssid after creating it
[18:38] <xangua> !es| joni
[18:38] <madscientist032> hjet: have you updated the KlamAV engine?
[18:39] <hjet> madscientist032: let me check
[18:39] <bulltitan> i really need ad hock because of my ipod
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> bulltitan: are you fully updated?
[18:39] <viliny_> ZykoticK9, that didn't help, i tried that earlier already
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> Ipod sucks
[18:39] <bulltitan> fully yep
[18:39] <madscientist032> bulltitan: im assuming you are trying to broadcst a wireless connection from your ubuntu box to your ipod?
[18:39] <koe_> pff ... this is not working
[18:39] <ZykoticK9> viliny, you might want to try in #winehq then
[18:39] <bulltitan> yes madscientist
[18:39] <Snicks> roman_: change the x configuration file then :) ( I always had to copy it and save it with root -> sudo gedit)
[18:40] <madscientist032> bulltitan: i do not know if creating an ad hoc connection will help
[18:40] <koe_> I "speed" the subtitle with 20 000 ms and the subtitle its the same
[18:40] <ZykoticK9> viliny, if you disable compiz to you have the same issue?
[18:40] <koe_> why ?
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> Bulltitan: I've seen folks use /etc/network/interfaces to setup their wifi as a master and in mode adhoc
[18:40] <sernylan> Snicks: I'd get in there with a live disk.  You can still mount your drives and (I don't know if it's the problem, but) determine your UUIDs.
[18:40] <koe_> `m00se` you here ?
[18:40] <AegNuddel> ok better close other applications
[18:40] <meatbun> anyone know how to use vmstat?
[18:40] <hjet> yes I have madscientist032, but strangely when I tried to update it manually again, it said "Update process died" and asked me if I killed it manually.
[18:40] <AegNuddel> try it out some
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> Bulltitan: just because nobody answered earlier doesn't mean they are ignoring you. Usually means nobody knows
[18:41] <bulltitan> iwconfig wlan0 essid linuxwifi
[18:41] <bulltitan> iwconfig wlan0 mode ad-hoc
[18:41] <bulltitan> ifconfig wlan0 192.168.100.1
[18:41] <madscientist032> hjet: id say remove KlamAV and then reinstall it but im not sure if you would get the same results...
[18:41] <bulltitan> i tryed that and it didn't work either
[18:41] <Snicks> sernylan: i still have the uuid's backed up (from the /etc/fstab file), but i supposed that was the problem; i'm already in a live cd-session; should i put the uuid's back or first check whether they were right?
[18:41] <`mOOse`> bulltitan - you sudo'd those commands right?
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> Bulltitan: use the interfaces file. There are samples all over. Also websearch for: ubuntu as router
[18:41] <bulltitan> yes moose
[18:42] <hjet> ActionParsnip: I can't quarantine some things that were infected with a virus. what can I do?
[18:42] <bulltitan> ubuntu as router hum, i haven't thought about it
[18:42] <nahiara> hola
[18:42] <bulltitan> brb with more info
[18:43] <nahiara> q  tal
[18:43] <DemoOn> is there any alternative to Macromedia Flash MX?
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> Hjet: boot to livecd and analyse the file there. Your internal partitions will be seen as data and not OS
[18:43] <madscientist032> bulltitan:i know its possible - i've done it with my iMac when it had 7.10 on it but that was years ago and i can't remember exactly what i did to broadcast the signal
[18:43] <LeeJunFan> is there an easy way to install a devel package w/o either downloading individual packages or editing sources.list? For instance if I want to install the devel kernel to test something?
[18:43] <sernylan> Snicks: If you've got em in a file backup, I expect they're right.  I doubt you changed anything about filesystem type, but it might hang things up to have declared an ext4 fs to be a ext3 fs.
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> DemoOn: flash is proprietary to Adobe so all the workings etc will be hidden behind their doors
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> Demoon: so I strongly doubt it
[18:44] <nahiara> hola q tal
[18:44] <nahiara> como te llama
[18:44] <DemoOn> ActionParsnip: ok
[18:44] <Snicks> sernylan: i changed nothing it's a ext3 anyway, would that make any difference?
[18:44] <serverduck> What should I use for reading rss feeds on ubuntu?
[18:45] <nahiara> si vale
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> Sernylan: ext4 is backward compliant to ext3
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> !rss
[18:45] <frankS2> Hi, I have a .iso image file, how can i make it as a mounted device in /dev
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> !find rss
[18:45] <frankS2> like vnconfig in bsd
[18:45] <serverduck> !rss clients
[18:45] <Pici> !msgthebot
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> Frank52: sudo mkdir /media/iso; sudo mount -o loop /path/to/file.iso /media/iso
[18:46] <sernylan> ActionParsnip: okay.  It was just an error of my own I caught the other day thought that could be bad.
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> Sernylan: use the web, see what it says
[18:46] <tim__b> Stargaze, tried to figure it out with the posted articel + some more tutorials, but havent get past ls | grep -e '/DELAY/,/ms/' which leaves me with a blank line :(
[18:46] <nahiara> mira  como te llama
[18:47] <Pici> !es | nahiara
[18:47] <frankS2> ActionParsnip: i want it to be in /dev so its a fake cdrom
[18:47] <frankS2> u can say
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> Frank52: if you want to use the iso and read the data, the command I gave is what you need.
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> Frank52: it doesn't have to reside in /dev to be mounted
[18:49] <sernylan> Snicks: I'd just restore the UIUDs and give it patience for the 600+GB fsck.
[18:49] <KaiForce> what is a good size to make / if i'm not going to load a bunch of apps and I have a separate data partition?  64bit Ubuntu
[18:49] <konrad__> hi fcukers
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> Kaiforce: I always use 10Gb for desktops. You will struggle to fill it
[18:50] <konrad__> whts up?
[18:50] <KaiForce> ActionParsnip:  cool, thanks.  Sounds good.
[18:50] <the_real_dave> KaiForce: Mine is 8Gb. I've everything I need, and a load of apps. Still with 4Gb left
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> Konrad__: support as always
[18:50] <konrad__> little quest: How to play lastfm on a very old xubuntu laptop?
[18:50] <trism> serverduck: for GNOME there is liferea which isn't bad, although I only really use rss for podcasts (which gpodder does better)
[18:50] <Snicks> sernylan: why it has always worked (i've not changed that partition anyway) and not anymore? ;) could that be just because of ubuntu 9.10 or the unexpected shutdown?
[18:50] <serverduck> Why when I type uptime in terminal it shows me the time and then 2 users? I'm the only one.
[18:50] <konrad__> little quest: How to play lastfm on a very old xubuntu laptop?
[18:50] <konrad__> little quest: How to play lastfm on a very old xubuntu laptop?
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> Kaiforce: funny thing is I assign 10gb and end up using 3 as I clean out lots of fluff I never need
[18:51] <konrad__> HEY!!!!!!!
[18:51] <the_real_dave> serverduck: ubuntu counts ssh logged in users, and terminals as other users
[18:51] <konrad__> little quest: How to play lastfm on a very old xubuntu laptop?
[18:51] <serverduck> trism,  Thanks, I've installed it and it's not bad:P I use it only for rss. Thanks
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> !lastfm
[18:51] <the_real_dave> serverduck: could that be it?
[18:51] <sernylan> Snicks: that's why I suspect it's just going through a long fsck.
[18:51] <nahiara> ther yes
[18:51] <Snicks> all right sernylan ;) i'll try and come back if it didn't succeed
[18:51] <KaiForce> i'm not too concerned with cutting it to the bone, I just don't want to load a few apps and smack myself for making the partition too small
[18:52] <gr8v8p8p> how do i upgrade libnss?
[18:52] <serverduck> the_real_dave, Well sir, I didn't  nothing just started my machine and saw that there are 2 users. Could my machine be compromised?
[18:52] <pedro_> #ubuntu-br
[18:52] <konrad__> little quest: How to play lastfm on a very old xubuntu laptop?
[18:52] <serverduck> the_real_dave,  I have my firewall enabled with deny.
[18:52] <gr8v8p8p> gpk -i google-chrom-beta64.deb complains that the libnss is too old
[18:52] <gr8v8p8p> dpkg
[18:52] <Esmargon> Weekee
[18:52] <AegNuddel> darn he's gone
[18:52] <Esmargon> :S
[18:53] <Esmargon> ...
[18:53] <Esmargon> hola
[18:53] <gr8v8p8p> nice!
[18:53] <gr8v8p8p> i just figured it out!
[18:53] <nerdy_kid> does wake on lan require the pc that is getting waked to be suspended to RAM or can it be off?
[18:53] <xangua> !es | Esmargon
[18:53] <gr8v8p8p> aptitude install libnss
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> Konrad__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Last.fm
[18:53] <gr8v8p8p> it auto upgrades it!
[18:53] <AegNuddel> I updated my kdenlive and now it works for me
[18:53] <Esmargon> Hablo spanish
[18:53] <gr8v8p8p> im suprised you guys didnt know that
[18:53] <gr8v8p8p> if anyone needs help u can /msg me
[18:53] <FloodBot1> gr8v8p8p: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:53] <AegNuddel> but my sister still has the older version
[18:53] <gr8v8p8p> bbl
[18:53] <nahiara> yeds
[18:53] <Esmargon> T.T
[18:53] <nahiara> yes
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> Konrad__: there's an official doc on it, didn't you find it?
[18:53] <konrad__> little quest: How to play lastfm on a very old xubuntu laptop? And quest 2: Do i need a virus defender or a firewall and if yes what kind of?
[18:53] <the_real_dave> serverduck: it's possible that your firewall works under another user. Somethings often do, like proxy servers. Have you htop installed? That will show the processes from all users in an easy to read layout. It should show you if your firewall is working under another user. Ubuntu Server I presume?
[18:53] <konrad__> little quest: How to play lastfm on a very old xubuntu laptop? And quest 2: Do i need a virus defender or a firewall and if yes what kind of?
[18:54] <Esmargon> Hola luchiii
[18:54] <LuChIi> hola
[18:54] <nahiara> hola
[18:54] <AegNuddel> It turns out she has an older version of kde
[18:54] <Esmargon> que tal?¿
[18:54] <KaiForce> konrad__ stop spamming
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> Konrad__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Last.fm
[18:54] <xangua> !es | Esmargon LuChIi
[18:54] <LuChIi> sois ingleses?
[18:54] <AegNuddel> so when she installed kdelive it gave her the old version
[18:54] <AegNuddel> is there a way to update kde?
[18:54] <serverduck> the_real_dave,  I have ubuntu 9.10 64 bit version, not server one, the regular one for my desktop. DOn't have htop. How can I get it?
[18:55] <nahiara> bete  ala mierda pedro
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> Aegnuddel: maybe you need a ppa for the new version. I'd ask in #kubuntu
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> Serverduck: sudo apt-get install htop
[18:55] <the_real_dave> serverduck: sudo apt-get install htop
[18:55] <xangua> nahiara: no sabe leer¿
[18:55] <xangua> !es > nahiara
[18:55] <the_real_dave> serverduck: after that, start it in a terminal by typing htop
[18:56] <nerdy_kid> does wake on lan require the pc that is getting waked to be suspended to RAM or can it be off?
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> Serverduck: did you search software center?
[18:57] <serverduck> ActionParsnip,  Search for what?
[18:57] <serverduck> ActionParsnip,  Ohhh, I didn't knew I can get it from there.
[18:57] <serverduck> ActionParsnip,  Excuse me.
[18:57] <cintita> Olaa
[18:58] <ActionParsnip> Serverduck: its cool dude. You can get all software there :)
[18:59] <serverduck> Sorry for asking so many questions. Is just that ubuntu has become my only os now. I've quit using windows and I still have to learn things..:)
[18:59] <ActionParsnip> Serverduck: its fun to learn. You can search for software in software center and install it. It a good place to start
[18:59] <anita> ola!
[19:00] <the_real_dave> serverduck: my bad :) I'm so used to installing things that way know, that I forget about using the software centre :)
[19:00] <anita> hrllo!
[19:00] <Growlithe> serverduck: You'll like it a lot when you use it for a while :)
[19:00] <anita> hello!
[19:00] <randall_> Serverduck: Ubuntu is a ptetty easy OS to use once you get used to it
[19:00] <serverduck> the_real_dave,  HEhehehe:P I've installed it...and started in the terminal, it shows me a lot of things:D
[19:01] <serverduck> the_real_dave,  I have root/my username/syslog/messageb/root as users
[19:01] <Stargaze> getting used to ubuntu is its biggest obstacle to become more mainstream
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> Serverduck: terminal is very powerful. You can get imilar power in windows with powershell
[19:02] <trelayne> hi all, is there a way to find out what package a file belongs to?
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> Randall_: linux in general is easy once you get to grips with it
[19:02] <serverduck> ActionParsnip,  With great power comes great responsibility:P
[19:02] <adamplumb> I'm attempting to install Lucid Alpha 3 through livecd and it is stuck on "Looking for other operating systems..."
[19:02] <randall_> hey hey its parsnip
[19:02] <the_real_dave> serverduck: Ya, it appears I was wrong about that :( My server (with many services registered as users, such as mysql and proxy) shows only one user logged in. Hmmmm....
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> Trelayne: you can use apt-file. Takes a while to setup but will tell you
[19:02] <adamplumb> I was hoping someone could help me debug this
[19:02] <trelayne> ActionParsnip,  thanks will try
[19:02] <AegNuddel> k found the ppa
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> Serverduck: totally
[19:03] <randall_> ActionParsnip: yeah once i got used to using the terminal, that was my major turning point so to speak
[19:03] <the_real_dave> serverduck: if your worried about it being someone after gaining access to your computer, you can always disconnect from your network, and connect again.
[19:03] <ZykoticK9> adamplumb, re-ask your question in #ubuntu+1
[19:03] <adamplumb> k thanks
[19:03] <serverduck> the_real_dave,  As I told you I have some usernames in htop ...root/myusername/haldaemon/syslog/
[19:03] <the_real_dave> serverduck: not very likely though, considering you've just started :) I highly doubt it is
[19:03] <serverduck> the_real_dave,  It has 4 h uptime.
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> Randall_: yeah I use mostly guake now and chromium to webbrowse/email. The rest is terminal based now :)
[19:04] <the_real_dave> serverduck: Yup, but they don't seem to effect the user count.
[19:04] <randall_> ActionParsnip: ive been using chrome a lot lately too
[19:04] <serverduck> the_real_dave,  I wonder what can it be, programs in ubuntu use different accounts?
[19:04] <the_real_dave> serverduck: and I meant just started with Ubuntu :) Sorry if I wasn't clear. I'm not sure I'm much help to you mate, sorry.
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> Trelayne: sudo apt-get install apt-file; sudo apt-file update
[19:04] <major_redhat> is there any intelligent power managers available in ubuntu?
[19:05] <serverduck> the_real_dave,  Hey, no problem....thanks ;)
[19:05] <dl0c> so
[19:05] <major_redhat> my laptop battery likes to die after 2 hours on ubuntu, compared to 6 on Win7
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> Trelayne: this will take a while. You can then run: sudo apt-file search filename
[19:05] <dl0c> multiplayer changes good, bad?
[19:05] <dl0c> i like that its different
[19:05] <the_real_dave> serverduck: Some do, certain services. Being honest, I don't know the details of it, but yes, some do :) Its a security thing :)
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> Trelayne: it will then show the packages which contain that file
[19:06] <randall_> major_redhat: could be your power settings
[19:06] <serverduck> the_real_dave,  I see,hmmm maybe this is it:P Some services use another account.
[19:06] <the_real_dave> serverduck: sorry I couldn't help you more, but its probably nothing :)
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> Major_redhat: websearch for the make and model. You may find guides specific to your device
[19:06] <major_redhat> randall: yeah its my power settings but i dont know if its aspci or if its apm
[19:06] <trelayne> ActionParsnip,  thanks for that. So if I add new packages, it will update whatever DB it's using (sort of like what is done with "locate"?
[19:06] <serverduck> the_real_dave,  Hey thanks for your help don't worry. ;)
[19:07] <major_redhat> lenovo t400 with 9-cell (84.24 Whr) extended life battery
[19:07] <ActionParsnip> Trelayne: you will only need to update if you add a repo. Not install software
[19:07] <the_real_dave> serverduck?: Best of luck with Ubuntu :) I'm sure you'll fall in love with it:)
[19:07] <nahiara> hola hay alguien que hable español
[19:07] <xangua> !es | nahiara
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> Major_redhat: use it in websearches. You may want to find the exact model of to 4000 it is too
[19:08] <serverduck> the_real_dave,  Already did, want to start learning programming. ANd as i told the people here before, I feel so much better when booting. I feel free ;)
[19:08] <randall_> major_redhat: what computer are you using?
[19:08] <randall_> major_redhat: nevermind
[19:08] <the_real_dave> serverduck: I know the feeling mate :) Best of Luck :)
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> The_real_dave: I have a love hate relationship with xpud right now
[19:08] <trelayne> ActionParsnip,  you mean I have to  do "sudo apt-file update" if I add a new repo ?
[19:08] <major_redhat> randall_: is there a way to display the make and model in terminal?
[19:08] <the_real_dave> ActionParsnip: xpud?
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> Trelayne: yes, exactly
[19:09] <serverduck> the_real_dave,  Yesterday some nice folks here helped me installing and configuring my conky, ohhh I was so happy. HAHahaha! :) Thanks, the same! ;)
[19:09] <trelayne> ActionParsnip, excellent, thank you so much!
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> The_real_dave: 3 second boot time, very small OS. Pretty nice
[19:09] <randall_> major_redhat: of your computer?
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> Trelayne: the update will take about 15 mins
[19:09] <ciastek> do ubuntu one is going to support symlinks?
[19:10] <trelayne> ActionParsnip, no problem.. very useful, I remember it was built-in on mandriva
[19:10] <major_redhat> randall_: yeah
[19:10] <the_real_dave> ActionParsnip: Sounds good:) Looks good too. The boot time ain't suprising though, considering it's only really loading a browser ;) At the moment, I'm working on Xubuntu 10.04 and Archbang 2.00 RC :)
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> The_real_dave: few drivers though and configured via the terminal
[19:10] <major_redhat> randall_: in terms of system specific stuff or something that would give me a better idea of the hardware configuration
[19:11] <ubuntu> linuxac#
[19:11] <randall_> major_redhat: i use lspci to look up specfic hardware
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> The_real_dave: lubuntu 10.04 and ubuntu 10.04 here
[19:11] <major_redhat> randall_: O sweet!
[19:12] <atomi> Hi. Why does apache2/php process test.php but not index.php? I have AddType containing index.php and the test.php working just fine, but index.php is given as raw phtml file. Running on 9.10.
[19:12] <kubanc> where does ubuntu install programs?
[19:12] <randall_> major_redhat: adding a v before the command will give you a bit more detail
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> Major_redhat: you may need a module or setting to lick in some power saving stuff. Websearches will help
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> Kubanc: all over, libs can be used by more than one app and will reside in /lib
[19:13] <ciastek> kubanc: there is no one place for programs. ubuntu holds diffrent types of files in diffrent directories
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> Kubanc: there is no one place apps are installed to
[19:13] <ciastek> kubanc: thats why there is package managers like synapitic
[19:13] <major_redhat> ActionParsnip: I figured as much - my win7 partition uses Lenovos Intellipower (or something like that), not windows built-in power management software
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> Kubanc: it allows apps to be smaller when downloaded if you already have half the files its made of
[19:14] <kubanc> ActionParsnip, so how do i see where i have installed my google chrome program. should i use command find -name google?
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> Major_redhat: lenovo love linux, i'd try find some guides
[19:14] <major_redhat> ActionParsnip: yep - google here i come!
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> Kubanc: press alt+f2 type chromium-browser press enter
[19:15] <ciastek> or google-chrome
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> Kubanc: just like you didn't know where firefox was installed either, yet you ran it the same
[19:15] <ciastek> kubanc: as we say there is no one place where chrome is installed
[19:15] <atomi> kubanc: ubuntu offers search in Applications -> Accessories -> Search ofr files..
[19:16] <Besogon> hello. Is it possible to share device (/dev/***) with NFS or I have to use iSCSI?????
[19:16] <atomi> Why does apache2/php process test.php containing phpinfo(); but not index.php? I have AddType containing index.php and the test.php working just fine, but index.php is given as raw phtml file. Running on 9.10.
[19:16] <KB1JWQ> Besogon: You can share it via NFS.
[19:16] <KB1JWQ> Besogon: However, be aware it'll not show up as a block device.
[19:16] <kubanc> atomi, thnx
[19:17] <Besogon> KB1JWQ: only iSCSI then. thaks
[19:17] <ciastek> kubanc: IMO searching for google gives you nothing
[19:18]  * paradoxuncreated reinstalled Ubuntu Karmic 9.10 : http://forum.tcelectronic.com/viewtopic.php?id=6129
[19:18] <ciastek> kubanc: you have downloaded .deb from google.com/chrome and installed?
[19:19] <serverduck> Who manages the ubuntu software center?
[19:20] <slack1ng> ok ? for all .. which CLI IRC client is the best for DCC transfers
[19:20] <slack1ng> in ubuntu
[19:22] <kubanc> ciastek, yes...
[19:22] <major_redhat> ok so a quick search of the ubuntu repostitories shows only one thing related to power management: kpowersave
[19:22] <scribawf> how do I edit the grub.cfg
[19:22] <slack1ng> anyone?\
[19:22] <nibbler> scribawf, sudo vi /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[19:22] <kubanc> ciastek, google search gave me path ~/.config/google-chrome/Default, but i cannot find it
[19:22] <ciastek> kubanc: if you want to know which and where google chrome installed it's files open package manager synaptic
[19:22] <ciastek> kubanc: using synaptic search for chrome
[19:22] <scribawf> nibbler:  OK cuz I tried sudo gedit but didn't let me save
[19:23] <nibbler> scribawf, gkduso gedit
[19:23] <nibbler> scribawf, gksudo gedit, of course ;-)
[19:23] <ciastek> kubanc: name of package you are looking for: google-chrome-beta
[19:23] <scribawf> nibbler:  changed reinstalled winXP and have different UUID now
[19:24] <ciastek> kubanc: rightclick on this package and choose properties. in properties window there is "installed files" tab, where all files belonging to google chrome are listed
[19:24] <scribawf> nibbler:  so hopefully can change it out to the new UUID and should work huh?
[19:24] <slack1ng> any comment on the IRC client.. irssi is ok but I thought there was better out there
[19:24] <nibbler> scribawf, so editing the conf seems like a good option. be sure not to edit the actual boot string, but the default, which will be used by some initrd-conguring script which is mentioned in the config
[19:24] <bastid_raZor> kubanc: if you installed chrome directly from the google site look in /opt/google/chrome/google-chrome
[19:24] <nibbler> scribawf, yes, this should work. but mind my last comment pls
[19:25] <ohir> !ot | slack1ng
[19:25] <scribawf> nibbler:  ok will keep that in mind tnx much
[19:25] <ciastek> kubanc: you can see, that command to run google chrome is "google-chrome" because there is file "google-chrome" in directory "/usr/bin"
[19:25] <slack1ng> ic sorry :)
[19:25] <ciastek> kubanc: get it? :)
[19:26] <kubanc> ciastek, thnx i found it with synaptic
[19:26] <ciastek> kubanc: great
[19:28] <scribawf> nibbler:  still no luck in using gksudo gedit on menu.cfg
[19:28] <bill_> Hello?
[19:28] <lancome> hello
[19:28] <OerHeks> !hi | bill_
[19:29] <nibbler> scribawf, well, then save it to /tmp, and use sudo cp /tmp/menu.conf /boot/grub/
[19:29] <bill_> Having prob with display. Suddenly it has defaulted to 800x600 with no option for any other setting.
[19:29] <scribawf> nibbler;  sounds like a plan will give it a shot
[19:29] <bill_> No xorg.conf found in /etc/X11
[19:29] <bill_> Appreciate suggestions as to what I shud do
[19:30] <lancome> en español
[19:30] <lancome> eeeeeeeeeeesssssssssspppppppppaaaaaaaaañññññññññoooooooooollllllllllll
[19:31] <Petskull> I'm trying to install Karmic from a partition, but it tells me it ca't unmount .cdrom
[19:31] <lancome> sssssssspppppppppaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnn
[19:31] <xangua> !es | lancome
[19:31] <Petskull> any idea?
[19:32] <lancome> hello wats you name
[19:32] <koe> how to disable the sound (when I click / open new tab ) ?
[19:32] <Maletor> Hello, I booted into Ubuntu Live CD and I'm trying to create a software RAID-5 array between my 4 1TB drives. I created the RAID successfully but when I went to the installer it would not let me select the /dev/md0 and install to that. What do I do?
[19:33] <wernbrenk> i run 9.04 ubuntu with both gnome and kde. my wireless & broadband works in gnome, but not in kde? regarding wireless it seems that kde does not recognise the "WPA2 personal", but gnome does. any ideas.
[19:33] <Besogon> bill_: http://www.osguides.net/operation-systems/217-how-to-create-xorgconf-in-ubuntu-910.html
[19:33] <xangua> bil_: there is no xorg.conf, you can create tour own if you want
[19:33] <scribawf> nibbler:  no such file or dir - did save grub.cfg in /tmp
[19:33] <koe> there is a sound when I click on stuff ... open new tabs or w/e ... how can I disable it ?
[19:34] <bill_>  Having prob with display. Suddenly it has defaulted to 800x600 with no option for any other setting. No xorg.conf found in /etc/X11, Running v9.10 of Xubuntu withh all upgrades.
[19:34] <pedro_> #ubuntu-br
[19:34] <bill_> Tnx "Besogon"
[19:35] <scribawf> dir
[19:35] <Arkade> my scroll wheel has stopped working in the game cube 2 sauerbraten, but still works fine in x, any idears?
[19:36] <koe> there is a sound when I click on stuff ... open new tabs or w/e ... how can I disable it ?
[19:36] <dorogon> Any one have a link for a newbi to solve ALSA driver problems?
[19:36] <ubyserver> Anyone here a server administrator and can give me a hand
[19:36]  * linxeh resists the link to google 
[19:36] <scribawf> what file I need to edit to get my WinXP back up running on Grub2 reinstalled WinXP
[19:36] <koe> there is a sound when I click on stuff ... open new tabs or w/e ... how can I disable it ?
[19:36] <linxeh> ubyserver: just ask the real question
[19:36] <ubyserver> There are too many real questions
[19:37] <linxeh> ubyserver: so start with the first
[19:37] <ubyserver> And I have broken the server multiple times
[19:37] <ubyserver> Ok
[19:37] <ubyserver> I need to be able to have multiple domains hosted on my server.
[19:37] <linxeh> uhuh
[19:37] <linxeh> email? web ?
[19:37] <ubyserver> Now I have all the domains so that is fine.
[19:37] <Tecan> cups crashes my system everytime i try to print
[19:38] <ubyserver> No email, we'll use google email.
[19:38] <Tecan> and my pdf printer is gone
[19:38] <linxeh> ok
[19:38] <ubyserver> Therefore no need for mailserver.
[19:38] <linxeh> so just apache ?
[19:38] <ubyserver> Yes just apache
[19:38] <ubyserver> PHP
[19:38] <linxeh> or do you want J2EE / something else too ?
[19:38] <ubyserver> MySQL
[19:38] <linxeh> right
[19:38] <ubyserver> The basic stuff
[19:38] <ubyserver> I have successfully installed LAMP
[19:38] <linxeh> and are you hosting multiple domains on the same IP, or a different IP per domain ?
[19:38] <ubyserver> I can goto the ip and see It works.
[19:38] <linxeh> (or multiple IPs per domain)
[19:38] <Tecan> it used to work before the new update and now i cant figure out how to revert
[19:38] <ubyserver> same IP multiple domains.
[19:38] <Two4> I need to migrate a running install to a second hard drive; I cannot access my DVD drive, as it is PATA, same as my old HDD, and my mobo doesn't support more than one PATA drive at once
[19:38] <ubyserver> Now.
[19:39] <linxeh> ok, so a standard virtual hosting
[19:39] <ubyserver> I installed Plesk but that required a key for more than one domain.
[19:39] <ubyserver> I tried eBox and it's not too great.
[19:39] <ubyserver> cPanel only for CentOs
[19:39] <linxeh> I know nothing of plesk, and I've not had good experiences with ebox
[19:39] <ubyserver> I've been looking into ISPConfig
[19:39] <linxeh> so you want to have some kind of web interface for managing this stuff ?
[19:39] <ubyserver> Yes
[19:39] <ubyserver> I will try ebox again but
[19:40] <Tecan> my printer is screwed after updating
[19:40] <ubyserver> It was asking for all this information
[19:40] <mrlazy> sup yall
[19:40] <ubyserver> Like dydns etc
[19:40] <linxeh> ok, I think we missed that bit to begin with :)
[19:40] <linxeh> ebox is more designed as an office server I feel
[19:40] <ubyserver> If eBox can help me in creating multiple vhosts
[19:40] <Maletor> Hello, I booted into Ubuntu Live CD and I'm trying to create a software RAID-5 array between my 4 1TB drives. I created the RAID successfully but when I went to the installer it would not let me select the /dev/md0 and install to that. I hit specify partitions manually, then select /dev/md0 and it says "No root file system is defined. Please correct this from the partitioning menu." Please, I need help.
[19:40] <ubyserver> Great I would definitely take your advice 100%
[19:40] <ubyserver> It's just getting this setup and functioning
[19:40] <linxeh> ubyserver: any reason you dont want to do it by hand ?
[19:40] <ubyserver> I did do it by hand
[19:41] <ubyserver> :)
[19:41] <ubyserver> I was launching ebox
[19:41] <linxeh> a couple of scripts would automate creating new domains etc
[19:41] <ubyserver> I did ebox-samba, ebox-webserver
[19:41] <linxeh> no I mean, adding vhosts by hand to apache / creating mysql databases
[19:41] <Two4> Maletor, you need to specify the mount point of md0 as "/"
[19:41] <ubyserver> Oh because I would like the management to do that in cace
[19:41] <ubyserver> I am unavailable.
[19:41] <linxeh> ok
[19:41] <Maletor> Two4: how do i do that?
[19:41] <ubyserver> I could definitely do it by hand
[19:41] <Tecan> my printer is screwed after updating cups!
[19:42] <linxeh> you will let management near the server? :)
[19:42] <ubyserver> But I guess I would like to install a control panel
[19:42] <ubyserver> I don't plan on being around forever :)
[19:42] <Red_HamsterX> Management doesn't deserve a shell account!
[19:42] <Two4> when you edit the partition table, you specify the ext3/4 areas and the swap areas
[19:42] <goose> is anyone else having issues with google chrome?
[19:42] <linxeh> have you looked at webmin / virtualmin ?
[19:42] <Maletor> Two4: also right now, I have no swap space because there is no place to create it... what do i do about that?
[19:42] <linxeh> http://www.webmin.com/virtualmin.html
[19:42] <ubyserver> I was told that ubuntu no longer supports webmin
[19:42] <ubyserver> And I just listened to advice given
[19:42] <linxeh> ok, I dont know - I've not used these things for a long time :)
[19:43] <Tecan> the new cups is fucked
[19:43] <Two4> Maletor: when you do that, there should be a drop-down menu that says "mount point:"
[19:43] <KB1JWQ> !language | tecan
[19:43] <ubyserver> I've heard great things about webmin
[19:43] <ubyserver> All over the net.
[19:43] <linxeh> ubyserver: webmin provide an apt repo you could use I guess
[19:43] <Red_HamsterX> Nothing supports Webmin. You have to trust Webmin to support your system.
[19:43] <Maletor> Two4: Now what about swap?
[19:43] <ubyserver> But linxeh if you recommend eBox can you just help me set it up correctly
[19:43] <linxeh> I dont recommend eBox
[19:43] <ubyserver> Ok
[19:44] <Maletor> It's like I can't partition my RAID.
[19:44] <Two4> Maletor: you reduce the size of your ext3/4 area and specify a swap
[19:44] <ubyserver> Only for in-house use I remember you said.
[19:44] <linxeh> I've looked at it, without much success (it nobbled the box I was using quite nastily)
[19:44] <linxeh> ubyserver: I think thats what it is aimed at yes, like a replacement for MS SBS
[19:44] <ubyserver> Interesting that Ubuntu rid support of a highly used tool like webmin
[19:44] <ubyserver> :(
[19:45] <Two4> if you don't want your swap to be RAID'd, I wouldn't know how to help you on that one
[19:45] <ubyserver> Now I don't need the server handling DNS
[19:45] <ubyserver> Because I will keep DNS at the host level.
[19:45] <linxeh> ubyserver: its because of the way webmin does certain things
[19:45] <Maletor> I do want my swap to be raided Two4, however when I click new partition table on /dev/md0 nothing happens.
[19:45] <ubyserver> Is there another tool that you can think of like webmin that is supported?
[19:46] <ubyserver> ISPConfig?
[19:46] <Two4> would anyone happen to know about migrating a running install to another hard drive?
[19:46] <linxeh> ubyserver: eBox is the preferred option :)
[19:46] <Two4> Maletor: is there already a partiion table?
[19:46] <ubyserver> Hah. Back to eBox but not for me.
[19:46] <ubyserver> Because this is a webserver
[19:47] <ubyserver> Now can you help me understand how this would work
[19:47] <linxeh> did you say you tried ispconfig ?
[19:47] <ubyserver> No
[19:47] <linxeh> well, ebox is modular
[19:47] <ubyserver> I did not try
[19:47] <linxeh> you dont need to install all of the modules
[19:47] <jleeperry> Does anyone in here have itunes 9?
[19:47] <ubyserver> But I've been thinking about following this tutorial : http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu8.04-lts
[19:47] <linxeh> jleeperry: on my mac yes
[19:47] <Samuel> frazfraç
[19:47] <Samuel> joder maxo
[19:48] <Samuel> kien eres
[19:48] <Samuel> n m violes
[19:48] <hareldvd> due to some games, I need to flip between two screen resolutions. Is there a way to make a quick switch instead of the display properties?
[19:48] <jleeperry> How do I import movies and videos to itunes 9?
[19:48] <Samuel> en cristiano please
[19:48] <xangua> !es | Samuel
[19:48] <Maletor> Two4: no table
[19:48] <jleeperry> They are currently in avi format. Do I need to change that?
[19:48] <ubyserver> linxeh: I need to understand how the DNS will forward to each folder. I'm assuming the hosts file is edited when a vhost is created that points to the specific folder?
[19:48] <Maletor> Two4: no way to create a table
[19:48] <linxeh> ubyserver: eh?
[19:48] <Samuel> no m digas
[19:48] <erUSUL> jleeperry: this is not an itunes channel
[19:49] <Samuel> ablad en spain
[19:49] <linxeh> ubyserver: you add an apache configuration directive per virtual domain
[19:49] <jleeperry> I know that.
[19:49] <Samuel> udshfrjhhjsehmb.
[19:49] <ubyserver> Understood
[19:49] <Maletor> http://blog.arsenypersik.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Screenshot.gif
[19:49] <Maletor> Two4
[19:49] <jleeperry> how do I change to the itunes channel?
[19:49] <Two4> Maletor: I'm not sure, but that sounds like an installer error
[19:49] <linxeh> ubyserver: you should try and get this working by editing the config files first I think, so you know how to troubleshoot things when it goes wrong
[19:49] <Maletor> This person used another drive.
[19:49] <ubyserver> Understood
[19:49] <Maletor> Can you partition a RAID?
[19:49] <ubyserver> So I'll do it manually
[19:49] <ubyserver> :)
[19:50] <ubyserver> linxeh: you just make people do wonderful things huh!
[19:50] <Two4> Maletor: wait, no, it isn't
[19:50] <ubyserver> I'll stick with your advice
[19:50] <ubyserver> Now if I wanted to compile PHP with IMAP
[19:50] <ubyserver> What do I do
[19:50] <ubyserver> I'm at shell prompt now.
[19:50] <KB1JWQ> Maletor: You can partition a RAID, yes.
[19:50] <ny3blpb> hi , where i can fiind driver for Web cam Labtec 2200 , can someone help me !
[19:50] <Maletor> KB1JWQ: how come it's not working
[19:50] <ubyserver> Should I do an apparmor apache2 stop
[19:50] <Two4> Maletor: you need to click on the entry that says 'free space', then click 'add'
[19:51] <linxeh> ubyserver: why not install apt-get install php5-imap ?
[19:51] <ubyserver> Grrrr
[19:51] <KB1JWQ> Maletor: How're you attempting to do it?
[19:51] <Maletor> in palimpsest
[19:51] <KB1JWQ> Never heard of it.
[19:51] <KB1JWQ> I use fdisk, as God intended. :-)
[19:51] <KB1JWQ> You running LVM on it?
[19:51] <ubyserver> Done.
[19:51] <Maletor> No, why should I?
[19:52] <ubyserver> So now it is there and supported?
[19:52] <Maletor> Should I hit create partition table, then select GUID?
[19:52] <linxeh> should be yea h
[19:52] <KB1JWQ> No, but it changes things.
[19:52] <Maletor> or MBR?
[19:52] <ubyserver> Is this good practice
[19:52] <linxeh> create a php file with <?php phpInfo(); ?> in it and see :)
[19:52] <ubyserver> I do sudo apt-get update after everything I do in apt
[19:52] <Two4> Maletor: then you should see a window pop up where you can specify all the different options for the partitions
[19:52] <nahiara> hola
[19:52] <linxeh> ubyserver: you only do update to fetch the new lists of packages from the server, so you should do it before any other commands
[19:52] <ubyserver> Ok.
[19:52] <hussein> hola
[19:53] <hussein> tengo una duda
[19:53] <Maletor> I am in my RAID called Distributed Parity right now an d it says 3001GB unrecognized unknown or unused then i can create file system or creat partition table
[19:53] <ubyserver> So I guess the next step is to setup a host by hand
[19:53] <Red_HamsterX> !es | hussein
[19:53] <Maletor> what should i do?
[19:53] <nahiara> dime
[19:53] <linxeh> ubyserver: I would, yes - just so you see how it all works
[19:53] <guntbert> !es > nahiara
[19:53] <ubyserver> Alright. I have Apache VirtualHost Examples site loaded.
[19:53] <ubyserver> So off I go linxeh thank you so much
[19:53] <ubyserver> But when I am ready, I will come back and ask about control panel
[19:53] <ubyserver> Or maybe I'll just stick to hand
[19:53] <ubyserver> :)
[19:54] <nahiara> q
[19:54] <linxeh> ubyserver: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/serverguide/C/httpd.html
[19:54] <linxeh> ubyserver: it tells you how to do virtual domains with apache on ubuntu
[19:54] <ubyserver> Awesome.
[19:54] <Maletor> How big should my swap space be? I have 4gb 1600 ddr3 ram and 3001 gb raid 5 ???
[19:54] <ubyserver> See I was going to take the hard route
[19:54] <ubyserver> Apache2 documentation :)
[19:54] <KB1JWQ> Ugh, RAID5.
[19:54] <KB1JWQ> Slow.
[19:55] <ubyserver> So I'll take your recommended route.
[19:55] <ubyserver> linxeh:  you are the best thank you so much
[19:55] <linxeh> ubyserver: the apache docs are good for reference, but where possible use the ubuntu docs
[19:55] <Maletor> KB1JWQ: ubuntu does not support raid 10
[19:55] <nahiara> hay  alguien q hable español
[19:55] <Maletor> or i would be doing that
[19:55] <ubyserver> Starting to read now.
[19:55] <guntbert> !es | nahiara
[19:55] <linxeh> ubyserver: ubuntu tends to repackage things and change the file structures a bit etc to make things easier :)
[19:55] <ubyserver> I already have two domains pointing to the server.
[19:55] <KB1JWQ> Maletor: I'm pretty sure it does. :-)
[19:55] <KB1JWQ> !raid10
[19:55] <ubyserver> So now to get vhost by hand
[19:55] <KB1JWQ> !raid
[19:56] <ubyserver> linxeh: thank you
[19:57] <KB1JWQ> Objectively, with four drives you should be looking at a hardware controller anyway, Maletor
[19:57] <Maletor> why KB1JWQ?
[19:57] <Maletor> my processor is so fast and 95% of time is just seeking anyway not actually reading/writign
[19:58] <celia> hola
[19:58] <xangua> !es | celia
[19:58] <KB1JWQ> Maletor: It's not cycles, it's IO throughput.
[19:58] <KB1JWQ> Maletor: How large are your drives?
[19:58] <Maletor> 1tb
[19:58] <KB1JWQ> Maletor: Hahahahahaha good luck with RAID5. :-)
[19:58] <Maletor> x4 and maybe x6 in the future
[19:58] <Maletor> KB1JWQ? what?
[19:58] <KB1JWQ> Maletor: Rebuild time is likely to be measured in days.
[19:59] <Maletor> i just reshaped my 3 drive to a 4 drive and it took ~3hours
[19:59] <f43ry> hi can you help me on website and samba perms problem?
[19:59] <KB1JWQ> Maletor: Sure, but how much data was on it?
[19:59] <Maletor> nothing
[19:59] <KB1JWQ> How about that. :-)
[19:59] <Maletor> what raid controller should i get?
[19:59] <KB1JWQ> 3ware makes some nice ones, Promise is cheap.
[19:59] <KB1JWQ> Highpoint is pretty foolproof.
[20:00] <wilhart> has anyone recently used paypal ?
[20:00] <erUSUL> !ot | wilhart
[20:00] <viliny_> wilhart, how recently?
[20:00] <f43ry> I've a php and mysql website in /var/www and I'd like to share files of the folder /var/www/docs
[20:00] <Maletor> i just need one that does raid 10 and 6 drives
[20:00] <Maletor> how much would taht be?
[20:00] <hussein> hi,, anybody know one editor video for ubuntu?,, I need view 4 videos at the same time,, sorry for my english I,m spanish
[20:00] <f43ry> in /var/www/docs are there files put by samba in a winzozz lan
[20:01] <f43ry> I've perms problem when website users download files, they cannot open files
[20:02] <f43ry> only changing perms to 777 on each folder I can fix this issue
[20:02] <f43ry> can you suggest me a better way?
[20:02] <hussein> hi,, anybody know one editor video for ubuntu?,, I need view 4 videos at the same time,, sorry for my english I,m spanish
[20:02] <DreamDemon> So here's my problem.  kermic server 9.10 x64 - need to whitelist 30k lines worth of CIDR addresses for firewall.  ipset isnt avail unless you recompile the kernel.  What other options do I have to reduce the overhead it would take for iptables to run this and still keep these rules intact?
[20:03] <Two4> hussein, hold on a second, I'll check for you
[20:03] <KaiForce> DreamDemon:  shorewall perl perhaps??
[20:03] <hussein> Two4>, oks
[20:03] <DreamDemon> KaiForce, Doesnt it refer back to iptables though?
[20:04] <waters33637> QUESTION: I have  problem. .. I just installed ubuntu 9.10, and now when i try to transfer a file to my NAS .. the transfer works good .. good speed .. for  a few sec's then stops .. locks up for a few sec's ... then starts up again. what could cause this?
[20:04] <KaiForce> yes, it is a config utility for iptables
[20:04] <DreamDemon> KaiForce, Then the same problem will happen with that as well during processing due to the size of the whitelist.  Blacklisting would be even worse
[20:05] <dorogon> How do you save your workspaces (what you put on them, like firefox and xchat on space 2 and so on)
[20:05] <nahiara> hola
[20:05] <DreamDemon> KaiForce, Can shorewall accept a file of addresses?
[20:05] <KaiForce> DreamDemon - ask in #shorewall - there are people there plenty smarter than me.  They may have solution
[20:06] <Geine> anybody know how to fix mailbox file for evolution?
[20:07] <ubyserver> linxeh: how do I change php short open tag
[20:07] <DreamDemon> KaiForce, Cant ask in there - restricted
[20:07] <KaiForce> ok, i'll ask - how do you want it phrased?
[20:08] <KaiForce> as above?
[20:08] <guntbert> DreamDemon: or you could register your nick and join that channel :-)
[20:08] <DreamDemon> KaiForce, how does it handle large blocks of CIDR addresses for processing since doing the same with iptables would take forever ( use 30k+ lines of CIDR addresses as an example)
[20:08] <guntbert> !register | DreamDemon
[20:09] <KaiForce> ok please rejoin #shorewall
[20:09] <Two4> hussein: avidemux, LiVES, Pitivi, ProjectX and VideoCut
[20:09] <Two4> that's all that I could find in the software centre
 thanks
[20:10] <hussein> bie
[20:10] <Zeljko> http://www.e-castig.com/index.php?r=YQAO
[20:10] <nahiara> hola hay alguien que hable en español
[20:10] <KaiForce> DreamDemon is that phrasing OK?
[20:11] <joshuah> !es | nahiara
[20:11] <alex__c2022> anyone here use alestic images on EC2?
[20:11] <nahiara> hola
[20:11] <alex__c2022> do they support rightscale?
[20:11] <nahiara> yes
[20:11] <nahiara> si
[20:11] <Two4> !es | nahiara
[20:11] <alex__c2022> ie) can i use rightscale service with alestic images? and do I have to install anything
[20:11] <goose> is anyone else having issues with google chrome?
[20:12] <Two4> goose, what kind of issues?
[20:12] <Two4> ffs
[20:12] <nahiara> hay  alguien que hable español
[20:12] <Two4> nahiara, check your connection
[20:12] <joshuah> un poco
[20:12] <datacrusher> nahiara, try #ubuntu-es
[20:12] <Two4> also:
[20:13] <Two4> !es | nahiara
[20:13] <goose> Two4: when I open it, it eats my RAM, sends CPU usage to 100% on both cores, and when I try and open a web page it gets hung on "Connecting...", never actually opens the page. When I close it, it goes defunct, and I have to issue two "killall chrome" commands to kill it.
[20:13] <datacrusher> !es | nahiara
[20:13] <datacrusher> ops
[20:13] <axel781> ciao a tutti
[20:13] <Two4> goose, never had that problem
[20:13] <goose> neither did I until today
[20:13] <Pici> !it | axel781
[20:13] <goose> tried reinstalling it, didn't fix it
[20:13] <Two4> have you updated it recently?
[20:13] <nahiara> sala malibus
[20:13] <axel781> ok
[20:14] <goose> tried to, no updates in aptitude for it
[20:14] <nahiara> tu habla español
[20:14] <nahiara> yes ok no
[20:14] <Two4> goose: try rolling back a version, I'm not sure how though
[20:14] <goose> Two4: iirc, it can be done through synaptic. Thanks for the idea.
[20:14] <nahiara> sala malivus
[20:15] <Ganang> can anyone help we me with a simple question. Is metacity just a decorator for windows? And Gtk 2.x? which parts it actually modifies?
[20:15] <Two4> nahiara, habla no espanol
[20:15] <Stargaze> !nl
[20:15] <baga> aiuto per trial boot
[20:15] <Stargaze> nice :)
[20:15] <unkmar> I downloaded 8.04 server iso, how can I confirm that I have the complete file without wasting a CD?
[20:15] <joshuah> unkmar: md5 sum
[20:15] <Pici> !md5 | unkmar
[20:15] <Petskull> metacity isn't a decorator
[20:16] <Two4> unkmar, check the MD5sum of the .iso image against the website
[20:16] <baga> un italiano?
[20:16] <Pici> !it | baga
[20:16] <Two4> unkmar, are you running windows?
[20:16] <unkmar> yeah, I didn't find the md5sums on the website.  No, using linux.
[20:17] <Pici> unkmar: The md5sums are listed here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[20:17] <ronnie_vd_c> i have some problems with nvidia (8800gtx with prop driver). once in a while (10 minutes or so). the screen turns black fror about 2 seconds and then returns to the original. Does someone know the solution?
[20:17] <Two4> hmm, no MD5 hash... is it an official distribution image or a modified one?
[20:17] <Ganang> petskull: what is metacity? can you explain me better? the problem is that sometimes i download a theme with just GTK 2.X and just modifies my start menu (panel). I just wanted to know who plays each role in the theme (i know about emerald and compiz, but i am not using them)
[20:18] <Pici> Ganang: Metacity themes modify your window's title bar.  gtk controls the window widgets (buttons, scrollbars, window background, etc)
[20:18] <goose> Two4: only one version, can't be rolled back
[20:19] <Petskull> it's a window manager
[20:19] <Ganang> pici: do i need the gtk theme changer installed to automatically change it? why sometime, even putting the themes inside the right folder, i cant have the  "Appearence" of ubuntu recognizing it?
[20:19] <Petskull> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Window_manager
[20:19] <Petskull> Ganang, what OS are you running?
[20:19] <Ganang> Ubuntu jaunty 9.04
[20:20] <Two4> goose: does google maintain previous versions?
[20:20] <Pici> Ganang: You should just be able to drag the compressed theme file into the appearance window (or use the install theme button).
[20:20] <Ganang> The thing is that i have just installed gtk theme changer, and sometimes a theme would appear just there
[20:20] <goose> Two4: not on the website, or through synaptic
[20:20] <Ganang> pici:  the point is , any GTK 2.X can be installed the way you just described?
[20:20] <Pici> Ganang: Yes.
[20:21] <unkmar> Two4: Official download via http from site. I didn't see any torrents listed, probably because I'm blocking google-analytics javascript code. Which is probably Google API stuff.
[20:21] <viliny_> i tried chaning my window drag key from alt to super but it doesn't work... any ideas?
[20:21] <viliny_> it's still bound to alt it seems
[20:22] <Henryacores> I need help with emesene
[20:22] <dr3mro_> hello i have karmic installed and very thing just fine but i have some free time and i think i want to make  a lite distro and run it from my flash i thought of ubuntu minimal and openbox but i googled for it and i am realy lost can any one help me and show me a guide or something to follow for at least create a mod iso file
[20:22] <tbrock> is there a package for dropbox in ubuntu?
[20:22] <Pici> unkmar: Did you look at the link I gave you? It lists the md5 hashsums for the official isos.  Open a terminal and run 'md5sum' against your iso  and compare them
[20:22] <Henryacores> Never mind, I just managed it
[20:22] <unkmar> Pici: I did, and I am using it, ty.
[20:22] <blakkheim> tbrock: yes but it is proprietary
[20:22] <guntbert> !ot | dr3mro_
[20:23] <tbrock> ok
[20:23] <Petskull> dr3mro_, I just read something about this
[20:23] <Petskull> hold, please
[20:23] <Two4> goose: i'm stumped.
[20:23] <Stargaze> dr3mro_: search for 'ubuntu jeos'
[20:23] <Two4> have to go
[20:23] <ToolBust> guys, my sound device looks perfectly installed but the sound just doesn't come out...it is an intel 82801l....
[20:23] <unkmar> Pici: they computationaly match, so I have a complete download, Thank you.
[20:23] <Pici> unkmar: Great
[20:23] <goose> Two4: best part: I just looked up google chrome bug reports; you have to report them from inside the browser -_-
[20:23] <ToolBust> any ideas?
[20:24] <Ganang> pici: i pointed the install to the .tar.gz file and it says that was installed succesfuly, but it doesnt comes on the theme window
[20:24] <trijntje> hi all, since karmic my sound gives a loud crack just before it starts playing. Any pointers on how to fix this?
[20:24] <DarkX> hello :) i have a problem installint NTRConnect D:
[20:24] <jackhorner> Hi all, im trying to use a kernel newer than 2.6.31-19 on karmic (taking it from ppa or from lucid), but, if i boot with the new kernels boot stops just after kernel detects my hard drive, nothing happens, it stays there, keyboard is working, no panic, nothing, it sits there waiting
[20:24] <photon> the commands "last" and "who" show multiple logins using my user name that I did not do today. is this something I should be worried about or are those from automatic scripts/programs?
[20:24] <Petskull> try this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[20:24] <Zeljko> http://www.e-castig.com/index.php?r=YQAO
[20:24] <Pici> Ganang: Because a 'theme' includes a gtk theme and a metacity theme.  If you click on the customize button you will see your gtk theme listed in the new window.
[20:24] <Petskull> dr3mro_,
[20:25] <Purpley> hey how do i make a syslink for a file named libmad0 to be linked to libmad
[20:25] <Purpley> well i think its called a syslink the symbolic link thing
[20:26] <Ganang> pici: thanks, one more question , to completely modify the theme of Ubuntu, taking in consideration the basic stuff,  i would only need GTK , Metacity and Icons? There is anything else?
[20:26] <dr3mro_> Petskull, ??
[20:26] <Pici> Purpley: ln -s /path/to/target /path/to/link
[20:26] <Pici> Ganang: A background image?
[20:26] <DarkX> can anyone help me with my problem? can't seem to instal NTRConnect, the installer does nothing
[20:26] <Ganang> pici: oh yeah, but besides that, it is all?right?
[20:27] <Purpley> Pici, There is no libmad though but a program calls for it, how do i make it when it requests it to be redirected to libmad0
[20:27] <Petskull> dr3mro_, try this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[20:27] <Stargaze> Purpley: try renaming libmad0 to libmad
[20:28] <Purpley> But then wouldnt my other programs get screwed up and now need libmad0?
[20:28] <Pici> Purpley: What is requesting it?
[20:28] <linxeh> ubyserver: sorry, I had to answer the phone
[20:28] <linxeh> ubyserver: did you sort it ?
[20:28] <Purpley> Pici, Internet DJ Console
[20:28] <ubyserver> We are actually getting ride of serverbeach
[20:28] <ubyserver> And getting godaddy vhost
[20:29] <Purpley> Pici, http://www.onlymeok.nildram.co.uk/download.html this is the instructions
[20:29] <ubyserver> My client feels money is being wasted.
[20:29] <dr3mro_> Petskull, thank you
[20:29] <juancarlos> hai
[20:29] <Pici> Purpley: And you've installed the libmad0-dev package?
[20:29] <juancarlos> !foo
[20:29] <juancarlos> i need to setup a captive portal with coovachilli without using radius,i find that coovachilli has the option to use /etc/chilli/localusers, but dont find any DOCs on how is the Sintax of that file, any HELP????
[20:30] <Purpley> No not yet ill try that in a sec
[20:30] <Petskull> dr3mro_, just found it my chance this morning
[20:30] <Petskull> by*
[20:30] <juancarlos> captive portal without radius help wanted!
[20:30] <dr3mro_> Petskull, very helpful thank you
[20:30] <vegarn> Hi, I have a SATALink controller card for mounting SATA drives
[20:30] <vegarn> it worked on my Jaunty system just fine, but after upgrading to karmic.. the hard drives do not appear anymore
[20:31] <vegarn> fdisk -l only shows my IDE drive
[20:31] <linxeh> ubyserver: oh, I meant the php tag / vhost thing
[20:31] <linxeh> ubyserver: or you mean you are going to buy a hosted solution ?
[20:31] <vegarn> however, dmesg | grep sata shows scsi0: sata_sil and scsi1: sata_sil
[20:31] <vegarn> indicating that they are detected by the kernel somehow
[20:31] <Stargaze> vegarn: try palimpsest
[20:32] <photon> the commands "last" and "who" show multiple logins using my user name that I did not do today. is this something I should be worried about or are those from automatic scripts/programs?
[20:32] <kryl> I don't know why but ubuntu detect two similar hardrive and make raid automaticaly.
[20:32] <kryl> I want to force grub to not use raid at boot ! is it possible ?
[20:33] <juancarlos> i need to setup a captive portal with coovachilli without using radius,i find that coovachilli has the option to use /etc/chilli/localusers, but dont find any DOCs on how is the Sintax of that file, any HELP????
[20:33] <juancarlos> captive portal without radius help wanted!
[20:33] <JoshuaL> how can i make grub auto boot ubuntu without waiting X seconds?
[20:33] <Purpley> Hey guys I have a quick question, why would one want RAID because if a HDD gets corrupted your screwed because the other one wont work anymore
[20:33] <Pici> Purpley: It looks like 0.7.14 of idjc is in the repositories.  If thats too old, and you need to use the version thats on sourceforce then you can use sudo apt-get build-dep idjc   to grab all the build dependencies.
[20:33] <Henryacores> Hello
[20:33] <Pici> !repeat | juancarlos
[20:33] <vegarn> Stargaze: it's an ubuntu-server installation
[20:35] <Henryacores> Can someone help me? I have a problem with video on my MSN client
[20:35] <ZykoticK9> Purpley, I don't understand the current push towards RAID and software-RAID in particular -- but I'm an advocate of K.I.S.S :)
[20:36] <Purpley> Dang now you got me thinking, i need to back up my HDD :( after 10 years this HDD keeps spinning great
[20:36] <trijntje> !ask | Henryacores
[20:37] <saleem> hello
[20:37] <joel_> hey
[20:37] <trijntje> hi all, since karmic my sound gives a loud crack just before it starts playing. Any pointers on how to fix this?
[20:37] <saleem> how do i disable the 3D effect on ubuntu?
[20:37] <joel_> do to apparecia
[20:37] <rww> saleem: System -> Preferences -> Appearence -> Visual Effects -> None
[20:37] <lappie2> hello boyz, im back!
[20:37] <saleem> i dont want it to autorun evrytime
[20:37] <saleem> thanks rww
[20:37] <totally_dumb_fou> can anyone tell me how to get my s-video out working with ubuntu 9.1 with a ATI Mobility Radeon X1400
[20:38] <manas> my ie4linux does not play audio or there is no audio output..can anyone help?
[20:38] <joel_> go to display
[20:38] <totally_dumb_fou> yes i've tried all of that. it doesn't even show
[20:38] <manas> my ie4linux does not play audio or there is no audio output..can anyone help?
[20:38] <Henryacores> My MSN client doesn't seem to recieve or send video. I have installed libmimic via synaptic. What's the problem?
[20:39] <totally_dumb_fou> it worked fine when i had 8.04 n won't work with any other version of ubuntu
[20:39] <manas> my ie4linux does not play audio or there is no audio output..can anyone help?
[20:39] <joel_> just one question
[20:40] <totally_dumb_fou> shoot
[20:40] <joel_> how PLAY Starcarft 2 on Ubuntu 9.10
[20:40] <joel_> I Downloaded
[20:40] <joel_> but i cant install
[20:40] <barf> Can Ubuntu run on Siemens Futro S400?
[20:41] <totally_dumb_fou> is there a chat strictly for svideo out issues?
[20:41] <sam555> hello all!
[20:41] <manas> my ie4linux does not play audio or there is no audio output..can anyone help?
[20:41] <sam555> I just installed ubuntu 9.04 on a toshiba tecra.  The graphics are really grainy.  Any ideas?
[20:41] <joel_> check all wire On u computer
[20:41] <sam555> joel_: it's a laptop
[20:41] <joel_> manas check all wires on the back
[20:41] <Henryacores> check for drivers
[20:41] <barf> Can anyone help me with my BIOS?
[20:42] <joel_> tell
[20:42] <manas> joel: its a laptop
[20:42] <duffydack> Henryacores, msn voice/video in linux is very sketchy..  the best app ive used so far is emesene which supports it sort of, like it will only work if the other person is using WLM.. emesene 2 emesene wont work, yet.  Its best to use XMPP with pidgin/empathy.
[20:42] <joel_> ok
[20:42] <totally_dumb_fou> is there a chat strictly for svideo out issues?
[20:42] <joel_> update all the drivers
[20:42] <manas> audio works on firefox its only when i use internet explorer
[20:42] <joel_> o well
[20:42] <totally_dumb_fou> how does one update all drivers?
[20:42] <joel_> everithing is ok
[20:43] <joel_> me computer does to
[20:43] <Four2zero> Hello guys, i just bought a new netbook acer aspire one running the n450 processor and 2gb ram 160GB storage and wireless N plus webcam, does ubuntu remix support all the features ?
[20:43] <joel_> only and firefox
[20:43] <totally_dumb_fou> joel: how do you update all drivers?
[20:43] <joel_> but u cant play any music
[20:43] <Stargaze> vegarn: type mount
[20:43] <Henryacores> duffydack, I'm talking with someone with WLM and it's not working. What's the problem?
[20:44] <manas> joel: does your ie play audio...does it give an audio output
[20:44] <duffydack> Henryacores, what program
[20:44] <trijntje> Four2zero, i think google knows, or you should just try it
[20:44] <Henryacores> duffydack, emesene
[20:45] <vegarn> Stargaze: The devices do not show up under /dev anymore
[20:45] <duffydack> Henryacores, ask them in #emesene
[20:45] <vegarn> Stargaze: only /dev/sda is present now
[20:45] <Henryacores> Oh, thanks
[20:45] <CRACKBOY> hello guys
[20:45] <CRACKBOY> i Need help
[20:45] <CRACKBOY> please
[20:46] <DarkX> same here xD asked my question 3 times allready :p
[20:46] <manas> ubuntu should work on running ie
[20:46] <KB1JWQ> !ask | CRACKBOY
[20:46] <ZykoticK9> Four2zero, check on this page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/Machines/Netbooks
[20:46] <DarkX> ok il try again
[20:46] <CRACKBOY> i download firefox 3.6
[20:46] <CRACKBOY> on ubuntu 8.10
[20:46] <geckos> CRACKBOY: hi
[20:46] <CRACKBOY> tar.gz
[20:46] <Four2zero> okay, thanks ZykoticK9
[20:46] <CRACKBOY> hi
[20:46] <CRACKBOY> :)
[20:46] <FloodBot1> CRACKBOY: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:46] <CRACKBOY> okéy
[20:46] <morris1> hi, i'm trying to install http://overtag.dk/wordpress/rhythmbox-fullscreen/ but doing the svn checkout does not work. the fullscreenview dir is not created, and i get: "svn: OPTIONS of 'https://sv.overtag.dk/zuzu/trunk': 200 OK (https://sv.overtag.dk)"
[20:47] <morris1> nothing else happens
[20:47] <KB1JWQ> CRACKBOY: No.  sudo apt-get install firefox
[20:47] <lappie2> i have ubuntu installed inside windows, is there a way to access the files n folders on my hd that was for windows ie i want to access the music already on my hd,
[20:47] <DarkX> I cannot instal NTRconnect, nothing happens when i run the installer and when i try using the terminal i get command not found errors D:
[20:47] <CRACKBOY> non it download the old version
[20:47] <manas> my ie4linux does not play audio or there is no audio output..can anyone help?
[20:47] <KB1JWQ> CRACKBOY: Install shiretoko
[20:47] <manas> my ie4linux does not play audio or there is no audio output..can anyone help?
[20:47] <ZykoticK9> lappie2, i could be wrong - as i don't use WUBI -- but it is my understanding that you can not... hope i'm wrong
[20:47] <CRACKBOY> i have the packages i can run it by typping ./firefox but i want install it in the systeme and the are not ./configure make install this not working
[20:47] <CRACKBOY> why shiretoko?
[20:48] <KB1JWQ> That's what it's called in 8.10 IIRC.
[20:48] <KB1JWQ> !shiretoko
[20:48] <CRACKBOY> so ?
[20:48] <manas> my ie4linux does not play audio or there is no audio output..can anyone help?
[20:48] <jibadeeha> anybody here suffer with duplicate icons in their notification area
[20:48] <CRACKBOY> guys?
[20:49] <Four2zero> Acer Aspire One 532H is not listed in the hardware compatibility list.
[20:49] <ubyserver> linxeh: We are going to just get a vhost with Godaddy seeing as we are already hosted with them.
[20:49] <manas> my ie4linux does not play audio or there is no audio output..can anyone help?
[20:49] <_TC_> I want to set up an IRC server on ubuntu 9.10. Which should I choose. There are quite a few to choose among...
[20:49] <_TC_> I want to set up an IRC server on ubuntu 9.10. Which should I choose. There are quite a few to choose among...
[20:49] <Purpley> How do i check if forwarded a port correctly?
[20:49] <DarkX> don't spam :p
[20:49] <xangua> !repeat | manas
[20:49] <manas> canonical please help
[20:49] <manas> my ie4linux does not play audio or there is no audio output..can anyone help?
[20:49] <xangua> manas then use a native browser
[20:50] <_TC_> sorry...
[20:50] <lappie2> sofar eveything is working great if all my programs work (acceptable subs are ok for some) i wilss install ubuntu and totally get rid of windows
[20:50] <LinuxGuy2009> I gave 9.10 another try. Reinstalled, installed all updates. Now it has a message on the black screen with the white logo that something is wrong with the swap partition that it just got done creating during install. It gives the UUID and Im not sure how to check if thats the swap UUID or what.
[20:51] <lappie2> but for now i need to check evey aspect and be sure it will work. so in a shorter sentance, thats fine, i know that i can play my music, im moving to the next thing
[20:51] <treble54> when I try to add a wallpaper to desktop drapes, I don't see it show up in the list; anyone heard of this problem ?
[20:51] <juancarlos> captive portal without radius help wanted!
[20:51] <treble54> the wallpaper I am adding is of type *.JPG
[20:51] <manas> xangua: what is a native browser
[20:51] <manas> !repeat
[20:51] <Purpley> How do i check if forwarded a port correctly?
[20:52] <xangua> !browser | manas
[20:52] <manas> !repeat |
[20:52] <lappie2> im ready to install all those pretty visual effects, what do i need 2 do?
[20:52] <xangua> manas: also midori and chromium
[20:52] <mawst> I don't see Google Chrome on that list xangua
[20:52] <linxeh> ubyserver: ok, good luck :) if you just need basic hosting that usually makes a lot of sense
[20:52] <skwarq> krakow.irc.pl
[20:52] <juancarlos> ubottu: Dillo its TK not GTK
[20:53] <Purpley> How do i check if forwarded a port correctly?
[20:53] <LinuxGuy2009> Is there any corelation between April releases being more stable on release as compared to October releases seeming to be buggy on release?
[20:53] <juancarlos> i know you are a bot, but you are wrong anyways
[20:53] <linxeh> _TC_: perhaps you should read up on them and find ut which you want to install. more likely it will be the services you want on the irc server that determine which you install
[20:54] <juancarlos> i need to setup a captive portal with coovachilli without using radius,i find that coovachilli has the option to use /etc/chilli/localusers, but dont find any DOCs on how is the Sintax of that file, any HELP????
[20:54] <guntbert> !ot | LinuxGuy2009
[20:54] <Purpley> Oh cmon guys isnt there a simple terminal command to check if a port i forwarded is correct?
[20:54] <rww> LinuxGuy2009: Probably a little, because every other April release is an LTS, so the October releases before them tend to be "cram new things in and make them stable for the LTS" releases.
[20:55] <LinuxGuy2009> rww: Ah i see.
[20:55] <_TC_> I am not too familiar with IRC. Its mead to be used as a way to communicate internally on an university campus. Not too heavy traffic....
[20:55] <Shazam> Ubuntu 9.04 system has intermittent crashes SysRq keysets ineffective -- seems to be kernel error. It takes 2 reboots to bring the system back up. The first time it just hangs at GRUB. How can I diagnose this error. It looks like dmesg log doesn't go back far enough
[20:55] <dre> anybody want to help me with a weird menu problem?
[20:55] <BetaClone> Are there any list of news for ubuntu lucid? I can't find any on Google?
[20:56] <mneptok> BetaClone: #ubuntu+1 for Lucid issues, please
[20:56] <BetaClone> Ouch, sorry. mneptok thanks
[20:56] <Purpley> What is ubuntu lucid?
[20:56] <erUSUL> !lucid | Purpley
[20:56] <mneptok> !lucid
[20:56] <jibadeeha> anybody here find that the notification area of the gnome desktop messes up randomly in ubuntu 9.10, e.g. duplicate icons, missing network manager icon
[20:57] <Purpley> Ahhhh
[20:57] <trelayne> Hi again all. I have a tiny problem. I used strace to find out the following. When I run Skype on Ubuntu, skype communications with the  pulseaudio server for all audio operations. But when I run our Java web start application (that records and plays your voice), Java seems to be looking at alsa config files and directly accesses the hardware via accesses to devices under /dev/* . I believe this is why in Ubuntu, Java apps seems to steal the audio device s
[20:57] <trelayne> o that other apps like Skype can't use it
[20:57] <_TC_> Is lucid a LTS version?
[20:57] <sam555> any ideas why 9.04 would show up grainy upon first installation?
[20:57] <erUSUL> _TC_: yes
[20:57] <zomGreg> hello, I'm running Ubuntu 8.04 LTS and I would like to update Apache from 2.2.8 to apache 2.2.14, but I'm getting dependency errors. Is there a simple way to do this like just update the sources.list?
[20:57] <Purpley> sam555 yes
[20:57] <sam555> Purpley: and why is that?
[20:57] <Purpley> sam555 install your propierty drivers and configure them correctly
[20:58] <sam555> Purpley: i see, thanks
[20:58] <Purpley> sam555, no problem
[20:58] <a359> i'm using the default firefox (3.0.18) in jaunty and after an update yesterday gmail is causing 100% cpu. can anyone confirm?
[20:58] <lancome> eeellllllooo
[20:58] <trelayne> Question is: is there a way to force Java to use pulseaudio?
[20:58] <_TC_> Has anyone any experience with lucid and Likewise-Open (user authentication against windows domain servers...)
[20:59] <juancarlos> these is the problem, where to ask when you are not a no0b :)
[20:59] <LinuxGuy2009> a359: Are all pages slow or just gmail?
[20:59] <dre> I'll throw it out.  I installed ubuntu, loaded xfce, tried to get my wifi card working and rebooted - now in xfce, I have no menus - ie. no bar on top with applications and network manager and powersupply etc. Any body seen this?
[21:00] <a359> LinuxGuy2009: just gmail. and if I switch gmail to "basic html" I don't have the problem.
[21:00] <AimlessZealot> *sighs* Firefox Flash is not liking sound and none of these solutions on the forums seem to apply for me.
[21:00] <Purpley> dre, I haven't use xfce but I have used wmvi have you tried like Ctrl+A to get a menu on the bottom?
[21:00] <lappie2> im ready to install the visual effects i saw on youtube, where do i get them?
[21:00] <Purpley> lappie2, what effects?
[21:01] <lancome> hhhhhhhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeellllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllloooooooooooooooooooooooo
[21:01] <LinuxGuy2009> a359: Hmm the site seems fine on my soon to be removed 9.10 install. Might be a bad update on your end.
[21:01] <lappie2> im sorry i dont remember the name the effets for the windws, icons, and the cube thingy
[21:01] <LinuxGuy2009> compiz
[21:01] <lappie2> OHHH, yah sorry
[21:01] <dabaR> !hi | lancome
[21:01] <lancome> en españo andalu
[21:01] <dabaR> !es | lancome
[21:01] <Purpley> lappie2, Go to Change Desktop Background on your homescreen and click Visual Effects and enable what type you want thats ubuntu's default effects although most likely your thinking of that rube thing
[21:02] <lancome> sssssssssssssppppppppppppppppaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
[21:02] <guntbert> lancome: don't be annoying please
[21:02] <lancome> hello
[21:02] <a359> LinuxGuy2009: well I'm using 9.04, so it may be different.  I might try updating to ff 3.5....thanks for checking though
[21:02] <dre> Purpley, ctrl a doesnt seem to do anything.
[21:02] <lappie2> sweeeet, and yes the rube thing as well
[21:02] <bastid_raZor> !ccsm | lappie2 and also check out #compiz
[21:02] <LinuxGuy2009>  a359: I know FF 3.6 was slower than a mother for me.
[21:03] <AimlessZealot> Anyone have any idea how to fix sound for flash in Firefox? I've tried the 2 solutions listed in the forums, I do not have a firefoxrc file and setting up the alsa stuff didn't appear to help.
[21:03] <devdz> when i type ifconfig sometimes i find ppp0 and others i find more like ppp1 ppp2 ppp3 .. ect what does it means and sounds also it disturbs my connection
[21:03] <solow> I have both windows and ubuntu installed on my laptop, is there a way for me to switch to windows right now, without rebooting?
[21:03] <dabaR> AimlessZealot: did it work at one point?
[21:03] <Purpley> dre, try wmvi and before you throw it out your computer try DSL or arch
[21:03] <AimlessZealot> Yes dabaR
[21:03] <NewWorld> AimlessZealot:  You could try replacing ALSA with PulseAudio
[21:03] <AimlessZealot> I think when I ran Rythmnbox it stopped.
[21:03] <Purpley> well i think its called wmvi somethhing like that wmmi maybe
[21:03] <edoceo> where do I get packages for Lucid? I just need the samba tools from 10.04
[21:03] <AimlessZealot> I tried that New, didn't seem to change anything. I still get sound from other applications, just not FF Flash
[21:04] <dabaR> AimlessZealot: how do you like to reboot?
[21:04] <DeathCrawler> OS X buttons in Ubuntu? oO
[21:04] <erUSUL> edoceo: you shouldn't mix packages of different versions of ubuntu
[21:04] <dabaR> AimlessZealot: And, did you try it already?
[21:04] <dre> Purpley, you mean another distro?
[21:04] <a359> LinuxGuy2009: well maybe I'll just stick with basic html. or just get mutt/imap working. firefox sucks anyway.
[21:04] <elumbella> hi there
[21:04] <edoceo> erUSUL: right - but my question is where to get that package? (deb files) - I cannot find a mirror
[21:04] <Purpley> dre, Yes ubuntu could be too heavy, it was for my laptop and I run arch linux and elinks on a command line
[21:04] <AimlessZealot> Yes dabaR, I tried it. Sofar, I've tried both restart off of the menu and shutting down and starting back up.
[21:05] <dre> I've got ubuntu and kubuntu working properly so that would bee too much.  They are showing the menus correcltly.
[21:05] <NewWorld> AimlessZealot:  Whenn you test to see if it works, make sure you don't and didn't have other applications open that output audio. With ALSA apps using sound can interfere with one another.
[21:05] <elumbella> i need help with chrooting. i chrooted into my broken system and wanted to connect to the internet, to which i'm connected over the host system
[21:05] <elumbella> any ideas?
[21:05] <dre> Its a pentium 1.3 with 380megs of ram.  I think xfce is the right balance but it runs the other two fine.
[21:06] <AimlessZealot> According to Administration -> Sound I have no applications currently playing or recording sound.
[21:06] <dr3mro>  is it safe to delete files from  /var/lib/updaterc.d
[21:06] <AimlessZealot> Pardon me, Preferences -> sound
[21:06] <Purpley> dre, maybe you should check its log, im not sure where it would be or try --verbose and see if you can find any errors
[21:06] <nahiara> hola
[21:06] <Cyber_Akuma> Hey guys, if booting xubuntu from a livecd gave me no mouse or keyboard input, is there any chance it will work in Ubuntu?
[21:06] <nahiara> hay alguien q hablesb españokl
[21:07] <rww> ubottu: es | nahiara
[21:07] <nahiara> por favoe
[21:07] <lappie2> i guess i have to dl compizconfig-settings-manager, wher do i get it?
[21:07] <dre> Purpley, its log is which log specifically that you think I should look at? There are dozens in var/log.
[21:07] <nahiara> putisma
[21:07] <NoobFukaire> are the new ubuntu themes available somewhere?
[21:07] <blakkheim> lappie2: sudo aptitude install compizconfig-settings-manager
[21:07] <dabaR> AimlessZealot: you mean preferences -> sound?
[21:07] <guntbert> nahiara: this is the forth time now - please /join #ubuntu-es
[21:07] <HammerTiem> yo Berzerker.
[21:07] <AimlessZealot> Yes dabaR, sorry for the confusion.
[21:07] <robin> join #Transmission Received
[21:07] <robin> oooppppps
[21:07] <Purpley> Hmm, guys im trying to enable moderate effects but when i do the top bar and bottom bar like the window managers i guess you could call it, are appearing like shadows and im pretty sure i have the right drivers and its a 9800GTX+ nvidia gpu
[21:08] <dabaR> And you reviewed all the tabs? You mean the last tab shows noone is using it?
[21:08] <dabaR> The applications tad
[21:08] <AimlessZealot> Yes dabaR
[21:08] <Purpley> dre, I have no idea try asking other people sorry :/ I dont really use DE's
[21:08] <nahiara> tu sabes español
[21:08] <AimlessZealot> It also shows no application playing/recording while I have a video open in youtube.
[21:09] <lappie2> i tried that and it said it couldnt find it
[21:09] <dre> Ok, thanks!
[21:09] <dre> Anybody else have any thoughts on xubuntu not showing the menus but kubuntu and ubuntu are?
[21:10] <Nijverheid> nahiara: /join #ubuntu-es
[21:10] <dabaR> AimlessZealot: sorry, not sure.
[21:10] <LinuxGuy2009> Purpley: You use any window managers or use all CLI stuff?
[21:10] <vegarn> Hi, I have a PCI SATALink SATA controller card to connect my SATA drives
[21:10] <lappie2> was this the correct command --    sudo aptitude install compizconfig-settings-manager   ??
[21:11] <linxeh> !es | nahiara
[21:11] <vegarn> I have been running Jaunty for a while with no problems, but now I have upgraded to Karmic and the /dev/sdx files wont come up anymore
[21:11] <AimlessZealot> Too bad. I appreciate the effort dabaR.
[21:11] <Purpley> Linkadmin, I use the default desktop enviroment for ubuntu karmic koala, Which is GNOME i believe
[21:11] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> yooo
[21:11] <vegarn> and the drives will naturally not mount... However, I booted an old kernel: "2.6.28-17-server"
[21:11] <vegarn> and the drives do appear now
[21:12] <vinq1> When I do CTRL+ALT+F2, I want to activate power management automatically at night. That way, I am not in suspend mode, but can save on power. (Suspend doesn't work on my laptop with Ubuntu.) How do I activate the power saver mode?
[21:12] <vegarn> is it dangerous/problematic to use and old kernel like this with karmic?
[21:12] <vegarn> an*
[21:12] <LinuxGuy2009> Purpley: Oh sorry I thought you said earlier that you dont really use desktop environments.
[21:12] <Guest95230> whats the differnce cairo dock with opengl or without opengl anyone??
[21:12] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> yo does anyone know any  backtrack irc rooms?
[21:12] <LinuxGuy2009> backtrack-linux I think
[21:12] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> thanks
[21:12] <Petskull> I need to boot linux manually as my Ubuntu installation is not in my grub
[21:13] <Petskull> any ideas?
[21:13] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> linuxguy do u have experience with backtrack?
[21:13] <LinuxGuy2009> Petskull: Thats why you have a live CD
[21:13] <Petskull> my optical drive is dead
[21:13] <vinq1> What's the command-line command to trigger power savings mode on a laptop?
[21:13] <LinuxGuy2009> Petskull: Buy a new one.
[21:13] <guntbert> !backtrack | XxxdirtyfrankxxX
[21:13] <Petskull> on my laptop
[21:13] <default> Petskull: sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub2
[21:14] <Petskull> I can't boot linux
[21:14] <LinuxGuy2009> Petskull: They sell external drives.
[21:14] <Petskull> unless I figure out the uuid
[21:14] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> thanks gunt
[21:14] <Petskull> no booting from usb
[21:14] <Guest95230> try a live usb version to boot
[21:14] <Petskull> old machine
[21:14] <linxeh> vegarn: I've got a 2 port satalink card on 9.10 and it worked fine (with 2.6.31-19-generic)
[21:14] <Petskull> I'm just tying to figure out the boot line manually
[21:14] <LinuxGuy2009> If he has no USB boot for CD how would he boot USB flashdrive. doh
[21:14] <trijntje> hi all, since karmic my sound gives a loud crack just before it starts playing. Any pointers on how to fix this?
[21:15] <LinuxGuy2009> trijntje: Yeah ditch Karmic like I am about to.
[21:15] <Petskull> I know to "linux /boot/vmlinxblahblah UUID=###"
[21:15] <default> trijntje, use a large hammer, ans smash the speakers :)
[21:15] <Petskull> but I don't know the uuid
[21:15] <LinuxGuy2009> trijntje: remove pulseaudio and install gnome-alsamixer
[21:15] <linxeh> LinuxGuy2009: why are you ditching ?
[21:15] <Petskull> anybody point me in a good direction?
[21:15] <guntbert> Petskull: sudo blkid should help
[21:16] <Petskull> hmm...
[21:16] <lappie2> that was strange, i decided to try and install compizconfig settings manager again, and it worked this time, is there something im missing here?
[21:16] <Petskull> can't boot linux
[21:16] <Guest95230> petskull is it 9.10
[21:16] <vegarn> linxeh: Ya, so do I on a karmic desktop edition.. and it works fine.. however when I upgraded a server installation to karmic.. it didn't go so smooth
[21:16] <Petskull> is there a grub setting?
[21:16] <Petskull> yes
[21:16] <guntbert> Petskull: from a live CD
[21:16] <linxeh> vegarn: this is a server
[21:16] <LinuxGuy2009>  linxeh: Cause in my experience Karmic is very unstable. Cant even detect and use swap part on fresh install. Wont eject CD/DVD.
[21:16] <Petskull> *sigh*
[21:16] <Guest95230> is it the wubi install
[21:16] <linxeh> vegarn: 9.10 server (albeit a fresh install)
[21:16] <Petskull> can't do liveCd
[21:16] <trijntje> LinuxGuy2009, is remove pulseaudio in the same category as ditching or might that work?
[21:16] <linxeh> LinuxGuy2009: unlucky :o
[21:17] <dr3mro> is there a way to check if ther is error in boot of ubuntu ????????????????????????????????????
[21:17] <vegarn> linxeh: hrm.. this is some weird stuff
[21:17] <linxeh> LinuxGuy2009: those arent stability issues however...
[21:17] <LinuxGuy2009> trijntje: It works. You will lose your volume control applet in the top panel though. Blame that on the devs or gnome devs.
[21:17] <totally_dumbfoun> can someone please help. i can't get my svideo out to work. everything shows up fine but it doesn't work
[21:17] <Purpley> Hey what does a Zombie mean in the system monitor
[21:18] <default> totally_dumbfoun, who makes yer vid card?
[21:18] <KB1JWQ> Purpley: A zombie process.
[21:18] <KB1JWQ> !zombie
[21:18] <lappie2> did ubuntu see that i tried to install something that wasnt there and go and get it for me?i swear i ran the same command earlier and it said the package was not there, 5 mins later it was?
[21:18] <LinuxGuy2009> linxeh: bugs or stability issues in a average user just means it dont work right.
[21:18] <Purpley> KB1JWQ, ubottu didnt send me anything
[21:18] <KB1JWQ> Yeah, no factoid for that.
[21:18] <KB1JWQ> Ah well, you're a big boy, you can google.
[21:18] <trijntje> Purpley, ask wikipedia, its a funny article ;)
[21:19] <trijntje> LinuxGuy2009, ill do that, thanks a lot
[21:19] <burlynn> Purpley: process is neither dead nor alive. nothing much to do with it, besides restart
[21:19] <erUSUL> Purpley: Z    Defunct ("zombie") process, terminated but not reaped by its parent.
[21:19] <`mOOse`> it's a hung pgm - same thing happens in windowz
[21:19] <erUSUL> Purpley: from ps man page
[21:19] <krabador> hi people , i've trouble with ubuntu karmic koala (now i've end the installation) and a intel pro/wireless 2200BG, the first time i set it , all right, 30 min later, in the middle of the updates, it ends to work
[21:19] <Purpley> burlynn, If I installed a dummy would that be a zombie?
[21:20] <LinuxGuy2009> burlynn: I wonder if thats a nice way of saying that the memory is still taken up but not able to release it. Thats probably a bug.
[21:20] <`mOOse`> no
[21:20] <default> Purpley, http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=Linux+Zombie+Process
[21:20] <burlynn> Purpley: no, not the same thing
[21:20] <trijntje> !lmgtfy | default
[21:20] <krabador> and now i can browse the essid but i can't connect to the mine in any way....
[21:20] <krabador> i'm desperate
[21:20] <Purpley> default, Please dont send me there I was getting to something
[21:20] <LinuxGuy2009> noob
[21:20] <dr3mro> is there a log for boot errors ???????????????????????????/////
[21:21] <trijntje> dr3mro, easy on the questionmarks plz
[21:21] <linxeh> dr3mro: /var/log/boot or /var/log/messages or output of "dmesg"
[21:21] <linxeh> trijntje: maybe the key got stuck
[21:21] <linxeh> ;-)
[21:21] <juancarlos> hahahaha LOL lmgtfy
[21:21] <default> ubottu, there was no disrespect intended
[21:21] <`mOOse`> they get a little excited where he lives
[21:21] <seanbrystone> how can i shorten length required for new passwords? (Dont lecture me, i dont wanna hear it, ill get the answer eventually anyways) Thanks :)
[21:22] <trijntje> LinuxGuy2009, is there anything I need to trigger to get it gnome-alsamixer working or just install it and thats it?
[21:22] <blakkheim> seanbrystone: i doubt someone wants to help you when you have that attitude
[21:22] <linxeh> seanbrystone: or you could educate your users, or use a better authentication method
[21:22] <LinuxGuy2009> default: trijntje is the one hiding behind the bot.
[21:22] <manualoverride> yo
[21:22] <default> LOL
[21:23] <LinuxGuy2009> trijntje: gnome-alsamixer will install as an app in sound & video.
[21:23] <LinuxGuy2009> trijntje: You can make a launcher in the panel if you like too.
[21:23] <linxeh> seanbrystone: its a PAM setting if that helps you find it.
[21:23] <default> trijntje, while(1){smash(SPEAKERS);};
[21:23] <n8w_> where in kmail do i set that i wanna download only 1 week old messages?
[21:24] <`mOOse`> trijntje - is this a desktop install?
[21:24] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> yo im new to irc, in the #backtrack-linux room i dont know if i havent gotten a voice
[21:24] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> but it just says cannot send to channel
[21:24] <default> HMM
[21:24] <burlynn> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: you may need to register on freenode first. if you have not. im not familiar with that channel specifically though.
[21:25] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> thanks burlynn
[21:25] <trijntje> LinuxGuy2009, i'm confused as to what gnome-alsamixer is. How does it help me with the sound issue?
[21:25] <LinuxGuy2009> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: Do you have a registered user name?
[21:25] <`mOOse`> XxxdirtyfrankxxX - /msg nickserv help
[21:25] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> not that i know of
[21:25] <LinuxGuy2009> trijntje: You remove pulseaudio which sucks big time.
[21:25] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> thanks im new to irc
[21:26] <`mOOse`> trijntje - is this a desktop install?
[21:26] <LinuxGuy2009> trijntje: gnome-alsamixer replaces the lost panel volume control.
[21:26] <trijntje> `mOOse`, yes
[21:26] <trijntje> LinuxGuy2009, ok, and what replaces pulseaudio?
[21:26] <LinuxGuy2009> trijntje: alsa
[21:27] <default> trijntje, for(unsigned char i=0;i<257;i++)bash(SPEAKERS);
[21:27] <LinuxGuy2009> trijntje: Go in System prefs sound. Set most things to alsa to start.
[21:27] <linxeh> well pulseaudio uses alsa
[21:27] <linxeh> so its not really a replacement as such
[21:27] <mp|mysql> ..
[21:27] <LinuxGuy2009>  linxeh: Lets get technical with a noob. Im sure that helps him.
[21:27] <trijntje> default, i'm not at all happy with that solution ;)
[21:28] <linxeh> LinuxGuy2009: I'm sure insulting him also helps him
[21:28] <LinuxGuy2009>  linxeh: Niether am I. The ubuntu devs or gnome devs are responsible for this.
[21:28] <rapha> Hi all!
[21:28] <trijntje> LinuxGuy2009, i'm not that big a noob
[21:28] <rapha> Any Nokia E71 owner here?
[21:29] <LinuxGuy2009> trijntje: Well if your not familiar with buggy pulseaudio your pretty new.
[21:29] <red> attempting to mount an external nfts partitioned hd in fstab: /dev/sdd1       /media/LaCie       ntfs-3g defaults,umask=000,noatime 0 0
[21:29] <red> gives "only root can mount .." error upon plugging the device in
[21:29] <red> any ideas?
[21:29] <trijntje> LinuxGuy2009, are you on karmic? There's nothing to set to alsa in system -> prefs -> sound
[21:29] <linxeh> LinuxGuy2009: I'm aware people seem to struggle with pulseaudio, but I've yet to see problems myself
[21:29] <default> trijntje, while(1){sendmail(FLAME,UBUNTUDEVS,RANDOM);};
[21:29] <MysteryGuy> Hello
[21:29] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> can anyone help me real quick, running vmware i got my builtin wireless card bridged (how im connected now), but to have a wireless radio i attached a usb dongle. It seems to be recognized but i cant bind an ip to it
[21:29] <Kavinorum> what music player do people use in ubuntu?  (need a foobar2000 replacement)
[21:30] <LinuxGuy2009> linxeh: On the 3 different machines in the house. All 3 have issues.
[21:30] <VCoolio> red: try adding user at the defaults etc line
[21:30] <LinuxGuy2009> Kavinorum: Whichever one you want to use.
[21:30] <Koltor> hmm, I'm getting an odd bug... can't open anything or use the top panel while rhythmbox is running...
[21:30] <MysteryGuy> May anyone help me?
[21:30] <LinuxGuy2009> Kavinorum: There are many to choose from/
[21:30] <VCoolio> red: that is "user", not your username or something
[21:30] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> nothing shows up with ifconfig and iwconfig
[21:31] <LinuxGuy2009> MysteryGuy: Ask your question feel free.'
[21:31] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> it does show up with lspci
[21:31] <red> VCoolio: /dev/sdd1       /media/LaCie       ntfs-3g defaults,user,umask=000,noatime 0 0
[21:31] <vegarn> linxeh: do you know which module(s) are used for the SATALink card?
[21:31] <boondoklife> Kavinorum: Rhythmbox and banshee are two that I use all the time
[21:31] <VCoolio> red: right
[21:31] <default> XxxdirtyfrankxxX, ifup wlan0
[21:31] <Kavinorum> thanks boondoklife
[21:31] <vegarn> linxeh: I could compare with the modules which gets loaded here
[21:31] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> error no such device
[21:31] <default> then device not seen
[21:31] <MysteryGuy> I updated Linux to the latest version some minutes ago, but when I tried restarting my PC and selected the latest from that screen, It showed up a few letters on the top of a screen, like a DOS box, and after some seconds it rebooted
[21:31] <sam555> will winxp sp2 drivers work on ubuntu 9.04?
[21:32] <default> did you set filter for vmware's usb?
[21:32] <MysteryGuy> (latest version of Ubuntu)
[21:32] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> if i go into kde's settings and view attached usb devices it shows up
[21:32] <red> VCoolio: now a bigger error. "unprivilidged user can not mount ntfs block devices using the external fuse library. either mount the volume as root or rebuild ntfs-3g with integrated fuse support and make it setuid root."
[21:32] <LinuxGuy2009> MysteryGuy: Yeah 9.10 is buggy for me too. Bought to remove it.
[21:32] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> it probed it has its name and everything
[21:32] <vegarn> linxeh: these are the modules loaded by my system: http://pastebin.com/0p7d2c63
[21:32] <MysteryGuy> I have 9.10
[21:32] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> it even has networking stats for it too
[21:32] <VCoolio> red: that is too much abracadabra for me, sorry
[21:32] <red> np :)
[21:32] <MysteryGuy> But I tried updating to 9.16
[21:32] <default> XxxdirtyfrankxxX, is the device supported by Ubuntu?
[21:32] <bitbumper> hi@all
[21:33] <MysteryGuy> What should I do?
[21:33] <LinuxGuy2009> MysteryGuy: There is no 9.16
[21:33] <MysteryGuy> Well...at least it had that in the end of the name, probably 9.10.xx
[21:33] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> im not running ubuntu, i am running backtrack and backtrack does show it as a supported device
[21:33] <bitbumper> whatś your problem now mystery
[21:33] <LinuxGuy2009> MysteryGuy: You mean you updated the kernel?
[21:33] <MysteryGuy> I used the updater
[21:34] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> i know im stupid for asking in an ubuntu chat...
[21:34] <default> no
[21:34] <bitbumper> no
[21:34] <bitbumper> ask and we help you
[21:34] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> thanks
[21:34] <default> in vmware, set the filter for that device to give the guest exclusive access
[21:34] <LinuxGuy2009> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: Trying to get your wireless card to work? Yeah i just ordered an ALFA USB adapter on amazon just for that.
[21:34] <bitbumper> ubuntu is very easy to handl
[21:35] <nickolas> hi to all in here! i have some sort of problem with my laptop sometimes i get a window telling me resousrces are missing, then all the ikons in the pannel desipear, the internet disconects and then i get a window with some squers instead of letters, ctrl+al+delete does not work i have to shut down the pc the old fashioned way and when it restarts it hungs repetedly but then starts again and the cickle starts again
[21:35] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> airmon-ng doesnt show it either
[21:35] <default> XxxdirtyfrankxxX,  in vmware, set the filter for that device to give the guest exclusive access
[21:35] <MysteryGuy> and it somehow made a new selection after I select Ubuntu from the OS to start, so now I have Ubuntu 9.10(...)14, 9.10(...)16 and 9.10(...)19
[21:35] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> i did
[21:35] <LinuxGuy2009> nickolas: System specs?
[21:35] <bitbumper> what nickolas?
[21:35] <default> remove the device while linux in running as guest, then replug it
[21:36] <MysteryGuy> What should I do D:
[21:36] <conb123> nickserv identify willonnor26
[21:36] <anvu> hola
[21:36] <trijntje> MysteryGuy, I think thats just different kernels
[21:36] <conb123> damn
[21:36] <nickolas> karmic koala, sempron proccesor, 2 gig ram
[21:36] <MysteryGuy> And what do you mean by that?
[21:36] <LinuxGuy2009> MysteryGuy: Its probably listing the installed versions of Ubuntu followed by kernel version for each.
[21:36] <MysteryGuy> Maybe
[21:36] <gwtl> hi,  where do I ask/find out about keyboard errors?
[21:36] <trijntje> MysteryGuy, if they annoy you you can remove them, but its alway's good to keep one as backup
[21:37] <MysteryGuy> So...this one is updated?
[21:37] <LinuxGuy2009> nickolas: Running 9.10? First time installed and simply not working?
[21:37] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> settings --> periferals --> usb, it is recognized as ehci host controller
[21:37] <gwtl> (some keys arent responsive)
[21:37] <MysteryGuy> I am using 9.10(...)14
[21:37] <ubuntuHelp4me> omg
[21:37] <ubuntuHelp4me> I am trying to install Ubuntu 7.10. I get to 94% and then I get the notorious message saying, "GRUB failed to install-- this is a fatal
[21:37] <anvu> I'm not english
[21:37]  * Petskull still staring at a grub command line
[21:37] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> whoops its under the ehci controller
[21:37] <trijntje> ubuntuHelp4me, thats way to old, get a newer version
[21:37] <Petskull> dude, wtf?
[21:37] <ubuntuHelp4me> got the 9.10
[21:37] <ubuntuHelp4me> what todo)
[21:37] <anvu> i¡dont now
[21:37] <conb123> Anyone know how to get the old press esc to enter grub functionality in grub 2?
[21:37] <LinuxGuy2009> MysteryGuy: That means nothing to me. I have no clue what you mean by 9.10(...)14 other than the (...)14 is the kernel version to boot.
[21:38] <default> XxxdirtyfrankxxX,  remove the device while linux in running as guest, then replug it
[21:38] <MysteryGuy> It has 9.10 at the start and 14 at the end
[21:38] <anvu> hola ruben
[21:38] <MysteryGuy> I don't remember the numbers in the middle
[21:38] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> didnt try that yet uno momento
[21:38] <ubuntuHelp4me> what todo
[21:38] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> ok replugged
[21:38] <LinuxGuy2009> ubuntuHelp4me: 7.10? You mean 8.10?
[21:38] <default> lsusb
[21:38] <anvu> hay españoles?
[21:38] <ubuntuHelp4me> i cant burn the supergrub and i dont understand how to get it on the usb
[21:38] <Mags> has anyone gotten moonlight to work in 9.10 ?
[21:38] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> btw the device is not lit up or flashing
[21:38] <default> sudo lsusb
[21:38] <ubuntuHelp4me> linux no the 9.10
[21:38] <anvu> haAAAAA
[21:39] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> its usb bus001
[21:39] <anvu> HAY ESPAÑOLES
[21:39] <anvu> ???????????'''
[21:39] <trijntje> !esp | anvu
[21:39] <anvu> si
[21:39] <trijntje> !es | anvu
[21:39] <anvu> soy esp
[21:39] <default> XxxdirtyfrankxxX, show me answer from sudo lsusb
[21:39] <ubuntuHelp4me> can i download update to fix it from live
[21:39] <LinuxGuy2009> El chicale en el cesta por favor
[21:39] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[21:39] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> Bus 001 Device 003: ID 07d1:3b11 D-Link System Wireless N Adapter DWA-130
[21:39] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[21:39] <Mags> does anyone know how to sync an ipod touch/iphone in 9.10 ?
[21:39] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> see its right there 2nd bus
[21:39] <ubuntuHelp4me> is there a swedish support channel
[21:40] <trijntje> !ipod | Mags
[21:40] <nickolas> any idea anyone
[21:40] <LinuxGuy2009> Mags: gtkpod supports most models of ipod. Some newer ones arent suppoted yet.
[21:40] <anvu> #ubuntu-esp
[21:40] <anvu> hola
[21:40] <juancarlos> Lucid--->iPod
[21:40] <trijntje>  anvu: /join #ubuntu-es
[21:41] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> watcha thinking default
[21:41] <Mags> LinuxGuy2009: I have an iPod touch v. 1.5 .. is it likely it's gonna work?
[21:41] <LinuxGuy2009> Mags: Which Generation?
[21:41] <Mags> 1st I think
[21:41] <Mags> not sure, bought it fall 2008
[21:42] <MysteryGuy> How do I force a program to quit?
[21:42] <LinuxGuy2009> Mags: Yes 1st Gen touch is supported in gtkpod in 9.10 repos I belive. Maybe even 9.04 repos too,
[21:42] <default> XxxdirtyfrankxxX, I think you need try another usb wifi card
[21:42] <gwtl> anything I try with Shift+Ctrl+KEY has no response, allso Win key
[21:42] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> think its not supported
[21:42] <trijntje> MysteryGuy, theres a panel-applet for that in gnome, or you can kill it from the command line
[21:42] <LinuxGuy2009> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: Did you check your card for compatibility on backtrack site?
[21:42] <default> i just did
[21:43] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> u did default?
[21:43] <default> its semi supported, must compile kernel module
[21:43] <MysteryGuy> And where would I find that applet?
[21:43] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> fark i was hoping to avoid that
[21:43] <njbair> For some reason my x server stopped working right today. I got an error saying my settings couldn't be detected correctly. Where should I look to troubleshoot this?
[21:43] <trijntje> MysteryGuy, right click on panel, add to panel, force application to quit
[21:43] <nickolas> linuxguy2009: no not first time i have tried few other distros all give me the same problem after a while
[21:43] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> i should just buy an older supported card
[21:44] <DarkX> i'm having trouble running a installer, ls can see the file, but i cannot run it
[21:44] <MysteryGuy> Oh ty :D
[21:44] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> i wanna have some fun with backtrack, its tools are very handy on a wired network so far
[21:44]  * gwtl will ask again later...
[21:44] <njbair> DarkX: is it executable?
[21:44] <DarkX> it is
[21:44] <DarkX> its NTRConnect i need
[21:44] <jolaren> Alot of the users here in #ubuntu tipped me on using Google Apps for my web domain. It works great! But now I wonder if there's anyway to setup a dashboard for my webpage so users can click to what they want to use
[21:45] <vegarn> Hi, as I have said earlier... I have a PCI SATALink card for SATA drives. When upgrading from Jaunty to Karmic, the SATA drives no longer appear as /dev/sdx devices and do not mount. However, booting an older kernel will make the devices appear again. The output from dmesg differs when booting the old and new kernel: http://pastebin.com/ZfJVTwLW
[21:45] <melwtech35> hello, how do i turn off the hardware performance counter framework? i tried echo 2 > /proc/sys/kernel/perf_counter_paranoid under su but it said permission denied
[21:45] <njbair> DarkX: are you typing ./filename
[21:45] <DarkX> i extract it from its archive, then try to run it, but nothing happens at all
[21:45] <DarkX> yes
[21:45] <Hathadar> (complete newbie, ubuntu 9.10 server) I just inserted a DGE-530T gigabit ethernet card.  lspci recognizes the card.  What do I do from here?
[21:45] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> whats wierd is if this card isnt supported then under my usb devices it has its max speed, and how many max packets
[21:45] <G1Dz> any one know anything about a program called xwii?
[21:45] <DarkX> getting a file not found error
[21:45] <DarkX> hold on, i have a screenshot of it
[21:45] <Guest55270> Exit
[21:45] <DarkX> http://i49.tinypic.com/o94pkl.png
[21:45] <LinuxGuy2009>  XxxdirtyfrankxxX: Do yourself a favor and order a ALFA AWUS036H from amazon. Thats what i did. Havent got it yet but forums recomended it highly.
[21:45] <MysteryGuy> How do I finish the Firefox process?
[21:45] <Mags> LinuxGuy2009:  gtkpod can't seem to find my ipod..it is connected..got any suggestions?
[21:45] <njbair> DarkX: linux is case-sensitive
[21:46] <njbair> try typing ./NTR<tab>
[21:46] <LinuxGuy2009> Mags: Have to set it up as a repository in the program.
[21:46] <LinuxGuy2009> Mags: Tell it what make and model you have.
[21:46] <default> that's the USB protocol
[21:46] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> oo ur right
[21:46] <totally_dumbfoun> can someone please help. my svideo does not work since i upgraded to 9.1 worked fine on 8.04
[21:46] <sam555> i'm dual booting win7 and ubuntu.  How many gigs mimium is needed for ubuntu 9.04?
[21:46] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> i get it speed is usb 2.0
[21:46] <sircrazy> http://ccinsider.comedycentral.com/2010/03/03/samantha-bee-profiles-man-with-13-12-penis/
[21:46] <sircrazy> oops
[21:47] <sircrazy> wrong chan
[21:47] <default> sam, What video card?
[21:47] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> this sucks, i cant use my onboard wireless card
[21:47] <MysteryGuy> How do I finish the firefox proccess?
[21:47] <LinuxGuy2009> sam555: ram or hdd?
[21:47] <totally_dumbfoun> ati radeon x1400
[21:47] <Mags> LinuxGuy2009: version 1.1.5 model: MA623ZG
[21:47] <sam555> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: good questions. it's an acer aspire one zg5 netbook
[21:47] <DarkX> njbair: i did ./NTR <tab>, it autocompletes but when i press enter i get a file not found error
[21:47] <DarkX> "no such file or directory"
[21:47] <LinuxGuy2009> Mags: Find it in the list of models suported.
[21:47] <sam555> default: good questions. it's an acer aspire one zg5 netbook
[21:47] <MysteryGuy> Please help D:
[21:48] <Mags> LinuxGuy2009: where?
[21:48] <sam555> LinuxGuy2009: hdd
[21:48] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> yea sam i was ognna say lol that wasnt me
[21:48] <masu3701> is there any hacking, network security channel?
[21:48] <totally_dumbfoun> can someone please help. my svideo does not work since i upgraded to 9.1 worked fine on 8.04
[21:48] <Snova> totally_dumbfoun: that card is unfortunately pretty old; ATI no longer supports it at all.
[21:48] <default> totally_dumbfoun, WHAT VIDEO CARD?
[21:48] <LinuxGuy2009> sam555: The minimum memory requirement for Ubuntu 9.04 is 256 MB of memory. HDD is probably just a few GB.
[21:48] <njbair> DarkX: can you execute other files in that dir?
[21:48] <totally_dumbfoun> so what do i do? it was working fine until i upgraded ubuntu
[21:48] <default> ATI Radion X1600?
[21:48] <ubuntuHelp4me> I am trying to install Ubuntu 9.10. I get to 94% and then I get the notorious message saying, "GRUB failed to install-- this is a fatal
[21:48] <Snova> default: He already said. X1400.
[21:48] <totally_dumbfoun> it's a ati radeon x1400
[21:48] <sam555> LinuxGuy2009: thanks!
[21:48] <ubuntuHelp4me> anybody plz
[21:48] <DarkX> haven't trued, will do now
[21:48] <LinuxGuy2009> Mags: Read the documentation or visit the gtkpod website
[21:48] <default> hard to keep track
[21:48] <Younder> default, that's ok
[21:49] <LinuxGuy2009> Mags: Chek the help menu.
[21:49] <MysteryGuy> HOW DO I FINISH THE FIREFOX PROCESS?
[21:49] <Mags> LinuxGuy2009: ok, I'll do  that..thanks
[21:49] <default> sudo killall firefox
[21:49] <totally_dumbfoun> it worked fine till i went from 8.04 to 9.1
[21:49] <LinuxGuy2009> Mags: sure
[21:49] <Hathadar> (complete newbie, ubuntu 9.10 server) I just inserted a DGE-530T gigabit ethernet card.  lspci recognizes the card.  What do I do from here? BUMP
[21:49] <Younder> MysteryGuy, ps -aux | grep firefox. and then kill -9 PID's
[21:49] <Snova> totally_dumbfoun: because ATI doesn't support it any more. newer versions of fglrx have dropped the card.
[21:50] <MysteryGuy> Thank you default :)
[21:50] <MysteryGuy> Fixed it in a sec
[21:50] <totally_dumbfoun> so what i just can't use it anymore
[21:50] <default> MysteryGuy, sudo killall firefox
[21:50] <MysteryGuy> I did that
[21:50] <default> koo
[21:50] <rom1v> hi
[21:50] <melwtech35> hello, how do i turn off the hardware performance counter framework? i tried echo 2 > /proc/sys/kernel/perf_counter_paranoid under su but it said permission denied
[21:50] <rom1v> how can I open two instances of totem?
[21:51] <MysteryGuy> I am having so many problems with Linux D:
[21:51] <default> melwtech35, sudo su
[21:51] <gmzlj> melwtech35: echo 2 | sudo tee /proc/sys...
[21:51] <default> melwtech35, echo 2 > /proc/sys/kernel/perf_counter_paranoid
[21:51] <DarkX> anyone has a good suggestion for a file to be run? :p
[21:51] <DarkX> like that diamond one
[21:51] <totally_dumbfoun> so am i getting that right? just bc my card is old i can't use it at all now?
[21:51] <melwtech35> default, i tried that it says permission denied
[21:51] <gmzlj> melwtech35: echo 2 | sudo tee /proc/sys...
[21:51] <Snova> totally_dumbfoun: I don't know. If fglrx no longer supports it and free drivers do not provide the functionality you need, then there's really only the option of using an older version.
[21:51] <seanbrystone> what port does Remote Desktop use?
[21:52] <gmzlj> melwtech35: man tee
[21:52] <default> melwtech35,
[21:52] <default> pm
[21:52] <LinuxGuy2009> Now that there just goes to show how unstable 9.10 is. I just got logged out and it froze up for no apparent reason. lmao
[21:52] <melwtech35> gmzlj, thanks
[21:52] <totally_dumbfoun> you mean using 8.04?
[21:52] <njbair> DarkX: just make a bash script really fast.
[21:52] <gmzlj> melwtech35: np
[21:52] <DarkX> any examples? ._.
[21:52] <MilitantPotato> LinuxGuy2009: Stable enough for me
[21:52] <DarkX> pastebin or whisper or so D:
[21:52] <njbair> DarkX: echo ls > exectest && chmod +x exectest && ./exectest
[21:52] <DarkX> ok
[21:52] <LinuxGuy2009> MilitantPotato: Good for you.
[21:53] <LinuxGuy2009> 9.10 is great if you dont plan on doing anything constructive.
[21:53] <Younder> njbair, or use ksh93 and compile
[21:53] <Hathadar> LinuxGuy2009: why do you say that?
[21:53] <Hathadar> I just got it
[21:53] <MysteryGuy> Compiz isn't working, Java is working yes/no, and I get on almost all stuff I try to download "Not available in your current data"
[21:53] <nickolas_> linuxguy2009: it just happened again
[21:53] <seanbrystone> what port does Remote Desktop use?
[21:53] <totally_dumbfoun> you mean using 8.04?
[21:53] <LinuxGuy2009> Hathadar: Cause if I would have been doing actual work just now I wiould have lost it all.
[21:54] <default> 3389
[21:54] <nickolas_> can't figure out whas wrong
[21:54] <Snova> totally_dumbfoun: I have the same card; the last version that fglrx worked in was Intrepid. I can't tell you what to do.
[21:54] <default> seanbrystone, Windows Terminal Services, or VNC?
[21:54] <soreau> MysteryGuy: What is not working with compiz? I might be able to help you with that at least
[21:54] <DarkX> a bash script has .sh as extension right?
[21:54] <MilitantPotato> LinuxGuy2009: Tried the LTS yea?
[21:54] <seanbrystone> VNC for ubuntu
[21:54] <default> 5800 & 5900
[21:54] <Paine> hello all, i have 2 Hdd, one with an xp install(hdd0) and this one(hdd1) with ubuntu on it. is there a way to boot the xp inside ubuntu ?
[21:54] <seanbrystone> isnt that for tightvnc?
[21:54] <gmzlj> DarkX: a bash script starts with #!/bin/bash and is executable
[21:54] <MysteryGuy> I just downloaded it and I couldn't start it at all
[21:54] <LinuxGuy2009> MilitantPotato: Yeah except 8.04 is older than dirt. Im about to go back to Debian.
[21:55] <njbair> DarkX: if you want. just type ls in a file and save it as whatever, make it executable and run it
[21:55] <default> all VNC's use 5800 & 5900
[21:55] <MysteryGuy> I found a way to put it somewhere in the Applications
[21:55] <MysteryGuy> but I click the shortcut
[21:55] <MilitantPotato> LinuxGuy2009: Old, but stable, same tends to be true with debian yea?
[21:55] <seanbrystone> default, ah ok thanks
[21:55] <MysteryGuy> and then everything disappears, just the background disappears
[21:55] <MysteryGuy> appears*
[21:55] <MysteryGuy> then after a few secs it comes back to normal
[21:55] <LinuxGuy2009> MilitantPotato: Yeah except that the current Debian stable has newer packages than 8.04 ubuntu.
[21:55] <MysteryGuy> Also, I'm pretty sure my gfx card can hold it (Nvidia 9500 GT)
[21:55] <LinuxGuy2009> And way more reliable.
[21:56] <Dan_E> Paine: take a look at XBox
[21:56] <default> DanE dont you mean VBox?
[21:56] <MilitantPotato> LinuxGuy2009: how bad is it with backports enabled?
[21:56] <Dan_E> yes
[21:56] <ubuntuHelp4me> I am trying to install Ubuntu 9.10. I get to 94% and then I get the notorious message saying, "GRUB failed to install-- this is a fatal
[21:56] <Paine> Dan_E, will do thanks
[21:56] <Dan_E> sorry VBox
[21:56] <LinuxGuy2009> MilitantPotato: How bad is which one?
[21:56] <gmzlj> lol
[21:56] <ubuntuHelp4me> what kind of support channel is this?
[21:57] <MilitantPotato> LinuxGuy2009: 8.04
[21:57] <MysteryGuy> I don't know what to do :(
[21:57] <krabador> i need help with a Pro/Wireless 2200GB
[21:57] <krabador> please help me
[21:57] <krabador> karmic koale
[21:57] <MilitantPotato> !wireless > krabador
[21:57] <bcj> Firefox seems to have forgotten all auto-complete history and awsomebar-ness.  Also history in the search bar has been lost and Alt+B, etc, does not open the associated menu item.
[21:57] <bcj> Any ideas?
[21:57] <heoa> How do you generate timeStamps without spaces?
[21:57] <MilitantPotato> krabador: Also, you should ask a more detailed question if you want specific help
[21:57] <LinuxGuy2009> MilitantPotato: I dont know. All I know is that Ubuntu is based on broken Debian and with every new release it shows more and more. The Eeebuntu leader even quit using Ubuntu I read. His exact quote was " Ubuntu sucks!". hehe
[21:57] <psvasti> i think i have major security issues
[21:58] <llutz> heoa: "man date"
[21:58] <LinuxGuy2009> I used to love it.
[21:58] <default> ubuntuHelp4me, what kind of machine are you attempting to install on? is it a multiboot install? Virtual Machine install? Sole install?
[21:58] <njbair> bcj: try starting ff from the command line with the switch --profilemanager and see if your old profile is still there
[21:58] <MysteryGuy> Friends just told me Ubuntu would be very cool, I got in and got astonished but after all of these problem, I rather use Windows or even Mac D:
[21:58] <krabador> this wifi card worked for 30 min and no more
[21:58] <krabador> why?
[21:58] <seanbrystone> default, are you sure Remote Desktop uses 5800-5900? I still cant conntect although i forwarded the ports
[21:58] <DarkX> erm..looks like i'm not a root user, could that be?
[21:58] <MilitantPotato> LinuxGuy2009: True, but it's heaps easier to use for a newbie than most other distros, which IMO is a good thing for linux.
[21:58] <psvasti> hi root :D
[21:58] <DarkX> i have setted it up to autologin, does it default to a non root account then?
[21:58] <bcj> njbair: Nope - just default :(
[21:59] <njbair> DarkX:  yes.
[21:59] <ubuntuHelp4me> default its a singel boot at this time. its a pc am using raid.
[21:59] <LinuxGuy2009> MilitantPotato: Its great if all you want to do is play IMO.
[21:59] <njbair> bcj: sounds like it's gone.
[21:59] <MysteryGuy> Okay then... :(
[21:59] <Guest64844> hi
[21:59] <default> seanbrystone, the Remote Desktop built in to Ubuntu, is VNC, it uses 5900 + Desktop #, so for desktop 0, its 5900, for destop 1, its 5901, and so on
[21:59] <ubuntuHelp4me> default all works fine but at 94%  i get that grub failed to install, i have google the problem and some say use supergrub but i dont know how to use it or get it on a usb
[21:59] <MilitantPotato> LinuxGuy2009: Ubuntu is doing a service, there might be issues, but it is ideal for new users and 90% of people who just browse the net and do multi-media stuff.
[21:59] <bcj> njbair: ...and I suppose there is no backup, or way to restore it anywhere?
[21:59] <Srayahu> MilitantPotato, LinuxGuy2009 the fact of the matter is that Mint, which is based off of Ubuntu, and Ubuntu itself are the two easiest distros for newbies to use. That will always keep Ubuntu at the top of the distrowatch list as long as Ubuntu continues to remain even remotely stable.
[21:59] <MilitantPotato> Anway, I'm a bit off topic.
[21:59] <DarkX> njbair: i have changed my permissions and put myself in the root group
[22:00] <DarkX> still unable to make it executable
[22:00] <heoa> llutz: I need "%D" but cannot see no flag for it or exaple.
[22:00] <njbair> bcj: not unless you have a backup of your home folder somewhere
[22:00] <MysteryGuy> Bye
[22:00] <LinuxGuy2009> MilitantPotato: My thoughts exactly. Cant count on it for work at all.
[22:00] <bcj> njbair: Bollocks :(
[22:00] <njbair> DarkX: that sounds like a terrible idea
[22:00] <bouma> hello guys. im looking for some help, ive installed the restricted extras and decss2 and dvdread4 but vlc still wont read a dvd that works fine if i open it as a dir or with my older 9.04 system (i just setup 9.10) .. plz help
[22:00] <llutz> heoa: date '+%D'
[22:00] <njbair> DarkX: try running it with sudo
[22:00] <psvasti> how do i start securing my computron? ^^
[22:00] <sam555> do winxp drivers work with ubuntu?
[22:00] <njbair> DarkX: and get yourself out of the root group
[22:00] <LinuxGuy2009> bouma: Thats all you need to play dvds.
[22:01] <Hathadar> (complete newbie, ubuntu 9.10 server) I just inserted a DGE-530T gigabit ethernet card.  lspci recognizes the card.  What do I do from here?
[22:01] <Srayahu> !dvd | bouma
[22:01] <LinuxGuy2009> bouma: Maybe try totem-xine?
[22:01] <MilitantPotato> Srayahu: I completely agree.  Ease of use is what will get linux atleast somewhat mainstream.
[22:01] <DarkX> but my normal account should be root to, i mean, when i previously installed it i got root
[22:01] <bouma> LinuxGuy2009: sure but i need to get vlc working, also mplayer gives the same error, im happy to reinstall the software.. but im not exactly sure what the apt line would be
[22:01] <bcj> njbair: This all happened after I installed Opera.
[22:01] <artem> привет
[22:02] <Wiley> hi all
[22:02] <LinuxGuy2009> bouma: Totem-xien plays DVDs.
[22:02] <njbair> DarkX: you don't want to run as root. You want to run as an unprivileged user, and use the sudo command to perform privileged operations.
[22:02] <Wiley> anyone know how i can switch windows in irssi?
[22:02] <LinuxGuy2009> bouma: Easy for noobs.
[22:02] <Srayahu> MilitantPotato, Somewhat mainstream? We are mainstream enough as it is? We'll never control the majority of the market as long as Microsoft continues to strike deals with computer manufacturers and hardware companies requiring they keep their machines and hardware drivers proprietary.
[22:02] <psvasti> can a newb get a help with a security ;-;
[22:02] <DarkX> ok
[22:02] <Srayahu> *We aren't
[22:02] <njbair> bcj: can we rule out industrial espionage?
[22:02] <heoa> llutz: thank you.
[22:02] <LinuxGuy2009> psvasti: Just ask.
[22:02] <DarkX> but how can i make any file (with just ls in it) as a exe then?
[22:02] <DarkX> don't have any permissions to change the files
[22:02] <bcj> njbair: I'm too much of a synic.
[22:02] <Srayahu> !ask | psvasti
[22:02] <llutz> Wiley: esc + 1/2/3/4   or alt-1/2/3/4
[22:02] <artem> hi
[22:02] <Srayahu> DarkX, sudo chown
[22:02] <njbair> DarkX: chmod +x filename
[22:03] <njbair> brb
[22:03] <bouma> LinuxGuy2009: im happy to give you the error msg, and i have googled, .. ffs im not a n00b, and i need to get vlc and mplayer working, ive followed all the necessary steps and im getting errors. something simple broke
[22:03] <psvasti> how can i protect my ubuntu system from hackers etc?
[22:03] <Srayahu> psvasti, Encrypt the HDD
[22:03] <Mags> psvasti: by installing it.
[22:03] <Wiley> thanx lutts
[22:03] <LinuxGuy2009> bouma: If your on 9.10. Thats probably your issue all by itself to be honest.
[22:03] <DarkX> ok those work when i double click on them
[22:04] <Srayahu> LinuxGuy2009, at least ask to see the error message? bouma, pastebin it for us.
[22:04] <MilitantPotato> Srayahu: the view of most users is linux is too complicated.  CLI scares people, there's still far to much CLI use for medial tasks.  Sure it has downsides, but if acquiring new users is a goal, it needs to be as mindless as possible for new users.
[22:04] <MysteryGuy> Ok, I copied the thing at the start, after I select Ubuntu
[22:04] <LinuxGuy2009> bouma: All you need is libdvdcss2, restricted extras, and vlc or totem-xine for playback. VLC is only needed for playback reasons and is completely optional.
[22:04] <MysteryGuy> I can select Ubuntu, Linux 2.6.31-14
[22:04] <MysteryGuy> I can select Ubuntu, Linux 2.6.31-14(recovery)
[22:05] <MysteryGuy> I can select Ubuntu, Linux 2.6.31-16
[22:05] <MilitantPotato> Srayahu: we're a bit OT, though.
[22:05] <MysteryGuy> I can select Ubuntu, Linux 2.6.31-16(recovery)
[22:05] <MysteryGuy> I can select Ubuntu, Linux 2.6.31-19
[22:05] <MysteryGuy> and that with (recovery)
[22:05] <Srayahu> MilitantPotato, then as far as I'm concerned we'll remain widely unused and/or unpopular forever. That we're still so reliant on CLI is one of our strongest points. And yes, we are.
[22:05] <bitfox> good evening
[22:05] <MysteryGuy> Also, I can select something that has XP on it
[22:05] <MysteryGuy> But when I select the 2.6.31-19 one, which is the latest, my PC reboots
[22:05] <DarkX> so any problem for the non executable one? :p
[22:06] <LinuxGuy2009> bouma: If it doesnt work then it doesnt work. I would blame it on 9.10 reliability issues.
[22:06] <Mags> anyone who has managed to sync ipod touch/iphone on ubuntu 9.10 who would like to help me? :)
[22:06] <MysteryGuy> Can anyone tell me what my prob is?
[22:06] <bouma> LinuxGuy2009: btw xine wont even respond to opening as a disc, and proceeds to browse to the vobs, where by it only opens a single vob, no menu, so its the same prob as the others. and i have to move to 9.10 cause 9.04 has serious regressions with multiscreen handling where when i plug my lappy into the dock it wont switch. and even when i boot from the dock with the power on the dock(which used towork) it comes up with a black screen and
[22:06] <LinuxGuy2009> MysteryGuy:Boot the older one and remove the newer one. Problem solved.
[22:06] <Srayahu> Mags, I do not have one, but what is happening when you plug it in?
[22:06] <MilitantPotato> Srayahu: CLI is good, but there's a lot of tasks that need a GUI for basic setup.  Far less these days though.   I think the simple things should have a GUI.  If people want to use CLI to say, configure xorg, great, but they shouldn't be forced to.
[22:06] <bouma> i have to repeatedly open the lappy ->display and toggle the lappy screen on:off, then the external on:off, and if i put the lappy screen down it turns off the external screen. incredibly anoying, but fixed under 9.10
[22:06] <MysteryGuy> I am in the older one
[22:06] <MysteryGuy> How do I remove the newer one
[22:06] <Mags> Srayahu: nothing , hehe
[22:07] <LinuxGuy2009> bouma: You dont open vobs with totem-xine. You select play DVD from the menu.
[22:07] <DarkX> so how can i install the program if i cannot run it? D:
[22:07] <Bennit> hi
[22:07] <Srayahu> Mags, plug it in and hit up lsusb, can you see it in the list?
[22:07] <ori> Help.I downloaded: he-IL-dict.oxt, and would like to use it in open office, but don't knowhow?
[22:07] <Paine> OK, got Vbox, anyone familiar with using it to boot my already existing OS on another HDD ?
[22:07] <Mags> Isusb?
[22:07] <bouma> LinuxGuy2009: fine i'll find all the packages to reinstall myself. perhaps you shouldnt be helping people on this chan if you arnt willing to actually, you know, make any effort to help
[22:07] <Mags> nvm
[22:07] <MilitantPotato> MysteryGuy: Edit the entry for the latest kernel, remove quiet and splash, the boot, see if you can read an error
[22:07] <Mags> yep it finds it, apple ipod touch 1st gen
[22:07] <LinuxGuy2009> bouma: Your just mad cuase I know how to play DVDs and you dont. Get over it.
[22:07] <yemino_> Reinstall my Ubuntu because I could not run While the audio skype. Now, newly reinstalled ubuntu, I the laptop's mute button always on, and I have audio. How can I fix this?
[22:08] <psvasti> Mags, i have ubuntu installed now what can i do to protect it?
[22:08] <Srayahu> Mags, now do sudo fdisk -l
[22:08] <MysteryGuy> Let's say I'm a Ubuntu newbie, and I have almost/no idea what you are talking about
[22:08] <Srayahu> brb
[22:08] <Bennit> is ntfs-3g mount the same as /sbin/mount.ntfs?
[22:08] <Mags> psvasti: I'm quite fresh to ubuntu myself, so I don't think I'm the right person to ask ;)
[22:08] <MilitantPotato> MysteryGuy: on the grub screen, there's a key to press to edit it (I can't remember off hand, I believe it's E)
[22:08] <MysteryGuy> Is there any tutorial in that?
[22:08] <Bennit> or does it use a different driver-ish thing than ntfs-3g?
[22:08] <Lappie> welp,i think i just expieranced a crash, i tried to enable reflections and my sys froze
[22:08] <MysteryGuy> When I select Ubuntu from the "Choose OS to boot" screen?
[22:09] <MilitantPotato> MysteryGuy: find the line with Quiet and Splash, remove those two words, then CTRL+X (I think) to boot
[22:09] <llutz> Bennit: its kernel-ntfs
[22:09] <LinuxGuy2009> MysteryGuy: Select older kernel at bootup if you get a choice. Go into synaptic and find the "linux-image-xxxxxxx" that matches the newest not working kernel and remove it.
[22:09] <Mags> Srayahu: ok, done
[22:09] <bitfox> ori: you can find some information here: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Dictionaries#Italian_.28Italy.29
[22:09] <bitfox> ops...
[22:09] <MilitantPotato> MysteryGuy: Yes, edit the top entry (the one that reboots)
[22:09] <moonos> hello
[22:09] <MysteryGuy> Where would I find synaptic?
[22:09] <bouma> LinuxGuy2009: i had no trouble with ./configure, make, make install, under lfs over 10years ago, on a 233mhz lappy, which could run mplayer full screen to decode divx's smoothly where windos couldnt, but yeah, keep trolling #ubuntu
[22:09] <ikonia> bitfox: ?
[22:09] <Srayahu> Mags, do you see it listed? It'll appear as another filesystem like /dev/sdb, etc.
[22:09] <DarkX> anyone? :p i need it for tomorow T^T
[22:09] <Paine> OK, got Vbox, anyone familiar with using it to boot my already existing OS on another HDD ?
[22:09] <LinuxGuy2009> MysteryGuy: System->Admin
[22:09] <moonos> alguieb abla español?
[22:09] <Srayahu> psvasti, What are you worried about?
[22:10] <Srayahu> DarkX, what's the issue?
[22:10] <Mags> Srayahu: nope,  can't see it
[22:10] <MilitantPotato> LinuxGuy2009: If he could see an error message he could pos fix it yea?
[22:10] <bitfox> ori: this is the correct link... http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Dictionaries
[22:10] <MysteryGuy> This seems a bit...confusing?
[22:10] <Srayahu> Mags, only the filesystems present for the computer?
[22:10] <Lappie> ive attempted to restart ubuntu and it freezes durring the loading screen, so what do i need 2 do, i think i need 2 recover ubutnu to its orig install state?
[22:10] <Mags> yea
[22:10] <MilitantPotato> MysteryGuy: two people talkin to ya can be, sorry :)
[22:10] <DarkX> Srayahu: i have downloaded NTRConnect, but when i run the setup program, nothing happens at all
[22:10] <Lappie> how do i do this?
[22:10] <psvasti> Srayahu, i think i disabled security updates
[22:10] <LinuxGuy2009>  MilitantPotato: Dont know. Dont really care to be honest.
[22:10] <DarkX> not even a loading indicator
[22:10] <MysteryGuy> No I mean Synaptic
[22:11] <perscitus> Is NowPlaying Screenlet not compatible with Banshee Album art
[22:11] <bitfox> ikonia: I posted an inaccurate link
[22:11] <ikonia> ah, no problem
[22:11] <krabador> i need help
[22:11] <Mags> Srayahu: yes
[22:11] <Srayahu> psvasti, someone cracking into the computer should not be much of an issue. If you're concerned you can encrypt your /home folder or even the whole HDD. One second...
[22:11] <MilitantPotato> MysteryGuy: it's just a giant list, search for the package linux said, right click the latest one and do remove
[22:11] <psvasti> thanks
[22:11] <Bennit> llutz: so if I want ntfs-3g instead i should explicitly mount with the ntfs-3g command?
[22:11] <krabador> my Pro/Wireless 2200BG don't want work
[22:11] <llutz> Bennit: yes
[22:11] <Srayahu> psvasti, run ecryptfs-unwrap-passphrase
[22:11] <krabador> it worked an half hour
[22:11] <Hathadar> psvasti: I found this the other day.
[22:11] <Hathadar> http://drwho.virtadpt.net/archive/2009/02/23/practical-whole-disk-encryption-or-how-to-frustrate-data-forensi
[22:11] <krabador> later nothing
[22:12] <MilitantPotato> krabador: did you check your PM from ubottu?
[22:12] <Grackle> So is there a channel for complaining about the new Ubuntu brand? :)
[22:12] <Srayahu> Mags, I am looking at your issue, one moment...
[22:12] <MysteryGuy> linux-image-2.6.31-19?
[22:12] <LinuxGuy2009> Grackle: What do you mean?
[22:12] <duffydack> can wubi install ubuntu from the net, like the small netinstall cd can?
[22:12] <krabador> MilitantPotato, yes, the link is offline
[22:12] <MilitantPotato> MysteryGuy: That'd be the one.
[22:12] <Srayahu> !iphone > Mags
[22:13] <Grackle> LinuxGuy2009, people don't react well to UI/theme changes.
[22:13] <DarkX> could someone please help me out real quick? i need it for tomorrow :o
[22:13] <MysteryGuy> Ok, thank you
[22:13] <Hathadar> Complete newbie. ubuntu 9.10 server. I just inserted a DGE-530T gigabit ethernet card.  lspci recognizes the card.  What more do I need to do?
[22:13] <DarkX> i know its impolite to ask it like this but its urgent :3
[22:13] <LinuxGuy2009> Grackle: You dont have to use Ubuntu if you dont like it. I dont like Ubuntu either. About to remove it.
[22:13] <Mags> Srayahu: that site seems to be down atm
[22:13] <MysteryGuy> Also, I am having Compiz problem
[22:13] <MilitantPotato> krabador: it's working for me, try the link in your pm
[22:13] <Mags> Srayahu: oh nvm
[22:13] <MysteryGuy> I probably can't see the Compiz window
[22:13] <kosst> mlya? nvidia vipustila new driver/ a huli ubunta
[22:14] <MysteryGuy> But when I shutdown Ubuntu, the bars and everything disappears and I can see a window that seems to be it
[22:14] <Grackle> LinuxGuy2009, I've been using Ubuntu since it came out. If the theme is that bad, I can always switch back with a couple clicks.
[22:14] <MysteryGuy> It's like it's under the background
[22:14] <Srayahu> DarkX, sorry, I am looking at the issue now.
[22:14] <Nijverheid> any ideas how I can download my email off a server onto my local machine and make it viewable from different operating systems on the hard-drive?
[22:15] <DarkX> ok thanks :D
[22:15] <LinuxGuy2009> Ok Im outta here. Im going back to Debian.
[22:15] <bouma> has anyone seen libdvdnav: Unable to find map file '/home/fred/.dvdnav/.map'
[22:15] <Srayahu> I like Debian too, but 5.03 is really starting to show it's age... >_>
[22:16] <ori> bitfox: thanx
[22:16] <MysteryGuy> Also, when I try to download, for example, "Bos Wars" It says "Not available in the current data"
[22:16] <kosst> rosia vas otopred
[22:16] <MysteryGuy> and that happens with many other stuff
[22:16] <kosst> v anal
[22:16] <MysteryGuy> Sorry for asking so much stuff, but I am trying to get used to Linux
[22:16] <Lappie> me 2 :)
[22:17] <Nijverheid> MysteryGuy: asking questions is always a good thing. Shows you're genuinely interested :)
[22:17] <kosst> da hot 4
[22:17] <DarkX> Srayahu: can you find anything? :3
[22:17] <MysteryGuy> Ok
[22:17] <Srayahu> DarkX, I'm sorry, but I don't really know what to suggest. >_>
[22:17] <MysteryGuy> How would I fix my "Not available in the current data" problem?
[22:18] <Srayahu> DarkX, have you tried #Linux?
[22:18] <DarkX> well do you perhaps know a replacement program?
[22:18] <Paine> i have ubunto on Hdd0, and Win xp on hdd1, loaded currently into Ubuntu, any way to "boot" WinXp on hdd1 inside ubuntu ?
[22:18] <DarkX> not yet:p
[22:18] <Srayahu> DarkX, no. =P Sorry!
[22:18] <Hathadar> I just installed a gigabit ethernet card.  It shows up on lspci.  It does now show up on ifconfig.  What do I need to do?
[22:18] <llutz> Nijverheid: do you have imap-access to your mails?
[22:18] <Nijverheid> llutz: yes
[22:18] <DarkX> i just need a program like radmin, but i need browser acces since at the place i need it, most ports are blocked
[22:18] <llutz> Nijverheid: http://www.athensfbc.com/imap_tools/#imapdump
[22:18] <MysteryGuy> Anyone?
[22:19] <Nijverheid> ooh, thanks llutz :D
[22:19] <Lappie> i would like to return ubuntu to the state it was in when i installed it, what do i need to do? its installed with windows, do i need to uninstall/reinstall it?
[22:19] <Srayahu> Lappie, fresh reinstall
[22:19] <icmpchat> strange message comes up ( xxxx does not end on cylinder boundary.) when I run fdisk -l see http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Q7MsNi7E anyone?
[22:19] <kosst> sidit za compom bashka///
[22:19] <Srayahu> Lappie, if you don't want your old /home folders and stuff I can help with that.
[22:20] <Srayahu> Lappie, check your PM's.
[22:20] <Srayahu> DarkX, http://www.google.com/cse?cx=partner-pub-9300639326172081%3Aqi7dvj9mh31&ie=UTF-8&q=ubuntu+remote+browser+access&sa=Search ?
[22:21] <bouma> main error: no access module matched "dvd"
[22:21] <kosst> daite grin kard pokori sranuu us
[22:21] <icmpchat> does anyone know what "does not end on cylinder boundary" means and how i can fix that (i installed windows first and the installed ubuntu 9.10
[22:21] <LordDragon> hi all
[22:22] <Srayahu> !hi | LordDragon
[22:22] <Srayahu> *cause I'm too lazy to say hello myself...*
[22:22] <glphvgacs> cd /: No such a file or directory
[22:22] <glphvgacs> WTF
[22:22] <kosst> ochko test...
[22:22] <bouma> bouma: vlc wont play dvd discs, it will play as a dir, ive installed and reinstalled each of vlc, mplayer, libdvdcss2, libdvdread4, and gstreamer, and everything that matched a complete removal of vlc
[22:22] <KB1JWQ> Sylphid|netbook: You didn't include the :, did you?
[22:22] <glphvgacs> no
[22:22] <GeekSquid> glphvgacs: get rid of the :
[22:22] <bouma> oh im on 64bit
[22:22] <glphvgacs> cd /
[22:22] <bouma> 9.10
[22:23] <glphvgacs> says No such file or dir
[22:23] <glphvgacs> uname -a: command not found
[22:23] <kosst> run sfinktoe
[22:23] <KB1JWQ> glphvgacs: You in single user mode?
[22:23] <MysteryGuy> I tried a tutorial on the Internet to fix the "Not available in the current data" but it didn't work at all
[22:23] <glphvgacs> KB1JWQ: no
[22:23] <LordDragon> apparently inittab isnt used on ubuntu 9.04. where would i go to add a line like "s0:2345:respawn:/sbin/getty -L 2400 ttyUSB vt100" ?
[22:23] <KB1JWQ> glphvgacs: pastebin the output of "mount"
[22:23] <LordDragon> supposedly there is something called upstart now
[22:23] <MysteryGuy> http://blog.exprimeit.co.uk/?p=181=2 that tutorial
[22:23] <LordDragon> but i dont know where to go or how to add that line to it
[22:23] <kosst> amerikoss иди на [eq
[22:24] <glphvgacs> KB1JWQ: can't paste, no connection, but mount says none on /sys/*
[22:24] <bouma> btw there are a number of matches on google which are threads with no reply
[22:24] <llutz> LordDragon: /etc/event.d
[22:24] <glphvgacs> KB1JWQ: none on /vat lock
[22:24] <bouma> so im not the only person having this problem, and have not foudn a fix
[22:24] <KB1JWQ> Yay, you broke it!
[22:24] <princess> oui ca marche
[22:24] <bouma> harro
[22:24] <spydon> What is the name of the compizconfig-settings-manager if you want to run it from a terminal?
[22:25] <glphvgacs> KB1JWQ: how so?
[22:25] <heoa> how to truncate in wget like:   $ wget --mirror -O - google.com > site_backup ?
[22:25] <Srayahu> spydon, ccsm
[22:25] <spydon> Srayahu, thx!
[22:25] <princess> coucou    une question siou plait
[22:25] <llutz> LordDragon: look at those tty*-files there
[22:25] <MysteryGuy> :(
[22:25] <yemino_> Do you know how fix the audio problem of HP pavilion laptop? I don't listen nothing
[22:26] <icmpchat> hp sucks
[22:26] <DarkX> Srayahu: so with the VNC + Java applet, any idea how? :p
[22:26] <DarkX> i have a hp laptop lol, kinda regret it indeed
[22:26] <Archy> Hello everyone! I have question. How can i watch IP-TV (it is windows executable) on my ubuntu? I tried to use WINE, but it didn't open the IP-Television player
[22:26] <Dan_E> MysteryGuy try reinstalling the latest kernel and see if things work after reboot
[22:26] <Archy> PM me pls
[22:26] <MysteryGuy> How would I do that?
[22:26] <seanbrystone> I cant get vnc working, im able to connect but its not updating the screen
[22:27] <Dan_E> same way you uninstalled it
[22:27] <Archy> Hello everyone! I have question. How can i watch IP-TV (it is windows executable) on my ubuntu? I tried to use WINE, but it didn't open the IP-Television player
[22:27] <KB1JWQ> !pm | Archy
[22:27] <princess> c'est francais ici ou pas?
[22:27] <loonyseo> Hi everyone
[22:27] <KB1JWQ> !fr | princess
[22:27] <Dan_E> only mark for install
[22:27] <Paine> how do you access another drive in terminal
[22:27] <princess> merci
[22:27] <melwtech35> getting owned today,,
[22:28] <Archy> Hello everyone! I have question. How can i watch IP-TV (it is windows executable) on my ubuntu? I tried to use WINE, but it didn't open the IP-Television player.  Can anyone help me ?
[22:28] <icmpchat> how you got owned?
[22:28] <linxeh> Archy: look for a linux alternative
[22:28] <Archy> can we talk about this in PM ?
[22:29] <LordDragon> how can i retrigger the stuff in event.d without rebooting?
[22:29] <linxeh> Archy: ask here, someone else might know more
[22:30] <Archy> ok, i am using ubuntu. What distributive can you offerme, to run windows programs easier, better ?
[22:30] <psvasti> http://pastebin.com/M1Ggb5Gh
[22:30] <Berzerker> HammerTiem, hey
[22:30] <heoa> Can you use BSD-style @daily, @montly -- in Crontab?
[22:30] <linxeh> Archy: how about Windows ?
[22:30] <KB1JWQ> Archy: crossover has some interesting solutions.
[22:30] <llutz> heoa: yes
[22:30] <heoa> llutz: cool
[22:30] <Archy> linxeh, i hate bill gates
[22:30] <KB1JWQ> Archy: But I'd still take a look at alternatives.
[22:31] <DarkX> gates quited MS anyway xD
[22:31] <KB1JWQ> !ot | Archy
[22:31] <Archy> KB1JWQ, crossover is ubuntu application ?
[22:31] <VCoolio> Paine: mount it first, then browse to the mount point
[22:31] <KB1JWQ> Archy: No, it's a Linux program.
[22:31] <linxeh> Archy: look at alternative software. dont run Windows software on Linux unless you have to - its an almost impossible task, and WINE and derivatives such as Crossover do a good, but not perfect job. You could also look at something like VirtualBox to run Windows in a VM, or maybe a ReactOS install (though its not much better than Wine)
[22:32] <Paine> Vcoolio: it is mounted as 204 GB Filesystem
[22:32] <psvasti> when i tried to run ecryptfs-unwrap-passphrase i got what i put in pastebin :s
[22:32] <EmpJoe> Hey
[22:32] <linxeh> Archy: what are you trying to run? IP-TV is a generic term
[22:32] <MysteryGuy> Does Ubuntu come with these or do I need to get any? * GTK+ 2+
[22:32] <MysteryGuy> * SDL 1.2+
[22:32] <MysteryGuy> * SDL_image
[22:32] <FloodBot1> MysteryGuy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:32] <EmpJoe> i could use some help. No apport report written because the error message indicates its a followup error from a previous failure.
[22:32] <VCoolio> Paine: it's probably in /media
[22:32] <EmpJoe> on exim install
[22:32] <Paine> Vcoolio: ok thanks ill check
[22:32] <MysteryGuy> I'm trying to get DF to work
[22:33] <Archy> linxeh, ip-tv is windows program, you can wath television channels in it :)
[22:33] <Nitsuga> MysteryGuy, are you trying to compile or run the app?
[22:33] <perscitus> How do you disable Show Desktop mode in Scale plugin in Compiz?
[22:33] <git__> hi
[22:33] <MysteryGuy> run
[22:33] <DarkX> bah i'm off, gonna look into it tomorow again :p
[22:33] <DarkX> cya ^^
[22:34] <linxeh> Archy: IP-TV means internet protocol television. it is such a generic term. please provide a link to the program
[22:34] <DarkX> thanks for the help tho :D
[22:34] <kosst_> plise share youre anal
[22:34] <Archy> http://borpas.info/iptvplayer
[22:34] <Archy> http://borpas.info/download/IpTvPlayer-setup.exe - direct link to program
[22:34] <a359> Archy: I would first try virtualbox or vmware.
[22:34] <MysteryGuy> It seems to work nicely after a restart :)
[22:34] <madjoe> Is there any way I could rip just SELECTED songs from my audio CD with Rhythmbox?
[22:34] <linxeh> heh :o good luck with that. try virtualbox / vmware or similar as suggested, using a Windows CD
[22:35] <Dan_E> good
[22:35] <VCoolio> Paine: actually if it's mounted you can run "mount" to check where it is mounted to
[22:35] <linxeh> Archy: you might want to find a russian channel to discuss this in too
[22:35] <Paine> Vcoolio: found it thank you. know how to run a boot file from terminal
[22:35] <MysteryGuy> Thank you everyone
[22:35] <kosst_> my fuck all
[22:35] <linxeh> kosst_: language
[22:35] <melwtech35> ubuntu 9.10 , seems that when i install the latest virtualbox with guest additions i can only achieve opengl 1.1, this would suggest an issue with my graphics adapter but its a stock intel integrated onboard, any ideas?
[22:35] <linxeh> !language | kosst_
[22:35] <Archy> is there russian channels for ubuntu ?
[22:35] <Nitsuga> MysteryGuy, you should already have GTK (if you use Ubuntu, and not Kubuntu) SDL and SDL_image ar packages libsdl1.2debian and libsdl-image1.2
[22:35] <KB1JWQ> !ru | Archy
[22:36] <MysteryGuy> Ok
[22:36] <MysteryGuy> It works nicely after a restart
[22:36] <VCoolio> Paine: what do you want to run?
[22:36] <Cryptoclown> hey
[22:36] <Archy> oh, thank you friends! Have a nice day! Bill GAYtes sucks xD
[22:36] <MysteryGuy> I just had to start it once and then restart
[22:36] <Mags> is it possible to change the gdm theme in 9.10 ?
[22:36] <linxeh> Archy: no he doesnt
[22:36] <Archy> thank for help
[22:36] <Cryptoclown> just a question about dual booting
[22:36] <MysteryGuy> Those would be my questions for today :)
[22:36] <MysteryGuy> Thank you everyone
[22:36] <VCoolio> Mags: check gdm2setup on launchpad.net
[22:36] <Archy> ok, if he doesn't then his licenses does
[22:36] <Nitsuga> no prob ;)
[22:36] <linxeh> Archy: if you are using Linux because you think Bill Gates sucks then you are doing it for the wrong reason
[22:37] <Cryptoclown> if i install windows xp on one partition and ubuntu on another, when i start-up my laptop would it auto-boot to either, or would i choose which one
[22:37] <kosst_> sral na vash tipa нфяшл skoro vi po russki govorit budite
[22:37] <melwtech35> Cryptoclown, either or
[22:37] <melwtech35> ...aka you can chose
[22:37] <Cryptoclown> it gives me an option melwtech
[22:37] <jpds> !ru | kosst_
[22:37] <Nijverheid> kosst_: what are you on about mate?
[22:37] <Cryptoclown> i chose on startup, yes...
[22:37] <seanbrystone> I cant get vnc working, im able to connect but its not updating the screen
[22:38] <melwtech35> you can edit your bootloader to which ever way you wish Cryptoclown
[22:38] <Paine> Vcoolio: pm dialog
[22:38] <Archy> i have problems with * #ubuntu-ru :Cannot send to channel
[22:38] <Cryptoclown> ok
[22:38] <melwtech35> e..g. with grub you can set it to boot just to ubuntu unless you press tab
[22:38] <Cryptoclown> thanks
[22:38] <melwtech35> install windows first then ubuntu though
[22:38] <Cryptoclown> ok
[22:38] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> wow the people in the backtrack chat are not welcome to new comers like me
[22:38] <melwtech35> if you break your bootloader simply put in windows restore disc and go cmd and type fixmbr
[22:38] <Nitsuga> Cryptoclown, if you are going to install ubuntu with windows (dual-boot) I recommend you to give about 15 gb to ubutnu and save the data on windows, because ubuntu can read windows but windiws can't read ubuntu.
[22:38] <melwtech35> XxxdirtyfrankxxX, backtrack chat is where?
[22:39] <luca_> #ubuntu -it
[22:39] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> backtrack-linux
[22:39] <Cryptoclown> ok
[22:39] <Nitsuga> seanbrystone, disable compiz (desktop effects)
[22:39] <`mOOse`> XxxdirtyfrankxxX did you wear your dick tracy badge when you went in there?
[22:39] <seanbrystone> Nitsuga, ah i figured it was compiz, thanks for the confirmation
[22:39] <seanbrystone> something so simple
[22:39] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> lol no
[22:39] <Cryptoclown> BUT, once ubuntu is on one partition, and windows on another, how do i chose which i'd like to boot on to
[22:39] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> but seriously all you people tried to help me wiht my problems
[22:39] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> they were kinda mean
[22:39] <Nijverheid> Cryptoclown: the grub loader will take care of that :)
[22:39] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> kept telling me to google shit
[22:39] <FloodBot1> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:40] <Cryptoclown> sweet
[22:40] <Nitsuga> seanbrystone, yeah, compiz++ will fix that and many more issues with compiz...
[22:40] <Cryptoclown> thanks fellas
[22:40] <melwtech35> XxxdirtyfrankxxX, no offence but people who are using backtrack generally like to think they can help themselves
[22:40] <devdz> my connection is not steady i connect by pon dsl-provider after few it disconnect itself knowing that its not a prob with the connection but dunno wat? wat shud i do ?
[22:40] <melwtech35> lazy people like you and me come to IRC ;)
[22:40] <abdelrahman> anybody experiencing a lot of cpu cycle usage with flash 10 and youtube
[22:40] <Cryptoclown> lmao
[22:40] <`mOOse`> this is kinda the romper room of the linux community for sure
[22:40] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> well i mean im a network admin so i have to test security
[22:40] <Kangarooo> Programm Transmision. Whats the default on ubuntu when clicked X? it minimizes to tray or asks do u want to exit?
[22:40] <Nijverheid> abdelrahman: yes I am :/ bring on HTML5 :D
[22:40] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> plus i got a job to purposely mess up some1s network
[22:40] <melwtech35> XxxdirtyfrankxxX, then backtrack isn't the best palce to start probably
[22:41] <Paine> Anyone have Linux/Ubuntu on 1 hd, and windows on a 2nd hd that has a moment ?
[22:41] <KB1JWQ> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: Yes, yet it would appear you're not comfortable with the role you've been given, or the tools to do the job.
[22:41] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> na i can do everything just fine on backtrack
[22:41] <ikonia> Paine: sure
[22:41] <abdelrahman> Nijverheid: that certainly is not working correctly!!
[22:41] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> my wireless raadio isnt supported in backtrack
[22:41] <[THC]AcidRain> weeeeeee this room is so lively
[22:41] <melwtech35> XxxdirtyfrankxxX, tell me what you do with backtrack that you cant do anywhere else
[22:41] <`mOOse`> XxxdirtyfrankxxX isn't that clever?
[22:41] <Nitsuga> abdelrahman, always have. flash is just horrible on linux
[22:41] <`mOOse`> heh
[22:41] <abdelrahman> is it a problem if firefox? or adobe?
[22:41] <Mags> VCoolio: thanks, but with gdm2setup I still can't add a theme..just change the background etc.
[22:41] <Nitsuga> Paine, I do.
[22:41] <abdelrahman> ok
[22:41] <KB1JWQ> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: So get a USB wireless card for use with backtrack.  It's not hard.
[22:41] <Nijverheid> abdelrahman: no, but when it is fully implemented etc, everything should be just fine :D
[22:41] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> yea thats what i did
[22:41] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> untill today i found out it was semi supported
[22:42] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> im not retarted ok
[22:42] <VCoolio> Mags: the decoration tab
[22:42] <melwtech35> i recommend the rt73 for your hacking needs
[22:42] <melwtech35> ebay 15$
[22:42] <KB1JWQ> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: I'm almost infinitely patient with new users, but those who've represented themselves as a networking professional get no sympathy when they disprove it.
[22:42] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> yea i dont do security
[22:42] <KB1JWQ> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: THen tell them that.
[22:42] <KB1JWQ> Problem solved.
[22:42] <Mags> VCoolio: oh right..sorry.. :/
[22:42] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> i just manage cisco routers
[22:42] <Kangarooo> abdelrahman: yes always its been like that. im on xubuntu and even without flash sometimes cpu is 100%. ah actually it was like that with FF now im on chrome and also couse FF has 1px slider bug
[22:42] <jsubl2> anyone know if at&t uverse works with ubuntu
[22:42] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> but i am having some fun with backtrack
[22:42] <seanbrystone> jsubl2, sadly yes
[22:43] <KB1JWQ> I don't do Exchange, I tell my employers that and guess what?  They don't have me manage Exchange.
[22:43] <michael_linux> hello... Greetings to all :)
[22:43] <melwtech35> so, glx server version reports 1.2 yet virtualbox guest reports opengl 1.1 , latest drivers for * is there any obvious cause?
[22:43] <KB1JWQ> michael_linux: O HAI
[22:43] <Kangarooo> Programm Transmision. Whats the default on ubuntu when clicked X? it minimizes to tray or asks do u want to exit?
[22:43] <jsubl2> seanbrystone: why sadly
[22:43] <seanbrystone> using uverse now in fact
[22:43] <seanbrystone> it sucks
[22:43] <[THC]AcidRain> weed and xanax
[22:43] <seanbrystone> jsubl2, too friggen slow
[22:43] <linxeh> !ot
[22:43] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> yo THC
[22:43] <jsubl2> which speed do you have
[22:43] <[THC]AcidRain> :D
[22:43] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> i am on weed an xanax right now
[22:43] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> lmao
[22:43] <seanbrystone> 5 mb/s down
[22:43] <luca_> #ubuntu - it
[22:43] <[THC]AcidRain> lol. i got the weed
[22:43] <[THC]AcidRain> out of the xannies >_>
[22:43] <michael_linux> anyone know GRUB? I have a small question
[22:43] <KB1JWQ> XxxdirtyfrankxxX, [THC]AcidRain: Take it elsewhere please.
[22:43] <linxeh> !ot | [THC]AcidRain XxxdirtyfrankxxX
[22:43] <KB1JWQ> michael_linux: Ask. :-)
[22:43] <jsubl2> seanbrystone: had an occasion to try the wifi hotspots. do they work
[22:44] <ikonia> guys - enough please, check the topic
[22:44] <luca_> for italian chat?
[22:44] <Kangarooo> hi [THC]AcidRain
[22:44] <[THC]AcidRain> i have a ubuntu question
[22:44] <erUSUL> !it | luca_
[22:44] <[THC]AcidRain> how hard is it to opperate while high? ;)
[22:44] <Kangarooo> Programm Transmision. Whats the default on ubuntu when clicked X? it minimizes to tray or asks do u want to exit?
[22:44] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> im legitimatley prescribed, however i appologize
[22:44] <LaireTM> Hello I try to start a game server with this sh file: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/bnEeiKC4 and get this error: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/AQcfC79Z
[22:44] <linxeh> thanks ikonia
[22:44] <abdelrahman> I hve another problem, my tablet doesn't hibernate or suspend if I rotate the screen then rotate it back.. I have a script that automatically handles the rotation, it listens to acpi events...not sure how to move forward
[22:45] <seanbrystone> jsubl2, does uverse do public wifi's? I think uverse is just for the home, not public wifi's, maybe im wrong
[22:45] <luca_> #ubuntu-it
[22:45] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> i didnt know backtrack was built off of ubuntu untill today
[22:45] <michael_linux> Well, got Windows7 installed, read problems from GRUB after installing Ubuntu, can't load windows or ubuntu, anyone know a good reliable linux bootloader?
[22:45] <VCoolio> Kangarooo: no idea, but delete ~/.config/transmission and restart transmission and you're back to default; also set it how you want in the preferences
[22:45] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> i think i can get my wifi card working because i saw a forum on it earlier
[22:45] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> grub or lilo
[22:45] <ikonia> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: are you looking for support/discussion on ubuntu or backtrack ?
[22:45] <seanbrystone> yep backtrack is Ubuntu Intrepid or something
[22:45] <jsubl2> seanbrystone: the wifi hotspots around the USA are part of one of the packages.
[22:46] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> ikonia no ive been trying to get backtrack to regocnize my usb wifi card
[22:46] <Kangarooo> VCoolio: im on xubuntu. i want to make some package changes. or at least make wishlist. so how its default on ubuntu? Programm Transmision. Whats the default on ubuntu when clicked X? it minimizes to tray or asks do u want to exit?
[22:46] <michael_linux> Didn't find much from forum
[22:46] <erUSUL> !grub2 | michael_linux
[22:46] <Kangarooo> VCoolio: can u try?
[22:46] <erUSUL> michael_linux: try supergrubdisk
[22:46] <ikonia> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: ok - then we don't need to talk about it in this channel, there is #backtrack-linux for backtrack support discussion
[22:46] <seanbrystone> jsubl2, interesting. well im not sure then sorry :)
[22:46] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> ikonia
[22:46] <michael_linux> ok thank you!!!
[22:47] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> ikonia: i tried that they werent very nice in there actually kind of mean
[22:47] <AndyGraybeal> how do i install the kernal sources?
[22:47] <ikonia> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: I understand that, however this channel does not support backtrack
[22:47] <VCoolio> Kangarooo: it goes to tray for me, but that may also be may configuration, don't remember
[22:47] <jsubl2> seanbrystone: thanks for the confirmation on uverse.  i have att dsl and uverse is going to double my speed from 3 to 6.  so hopefully it will faster to me
[22:47] <abdelrahman> I have a hp tablet, it doesn't hibernate or suspend, if I rotate the screen upside down then back... I'm using randr to do the rotation.. can anybody help
[22:47] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> but backtrack is built off of ubuntu
[22:47] <`mOOse`> seanbrystone - what is uverse?
[22:47] <VCoolio> Kangarooo: boot the livecd and try there
[22:47] <seanbrystone> jsubl2, i hope they double mine!
[22:47] <Paine> ikonia: i have 2hd, 1 has ubuntu on it, its the one i have currently loaded. i have WinXP on the other HD. To switch between the OS im just choosing in the boot menu which HD i want to start.
[22:47] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> so later on im gonna try to follow this adapters installation with ubunus forums
[22:48] <ikonia> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: it doesn't matter, we don't support it here, #backtrack-linux is for backtrack support, please
[22:48] <seanbrystone> moose AT&T's DSL
[22:48] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> its general stuff, its not real specific
[22:48] <jsubl2> seanbrystone: they have just started selling the fiber and uverse in my neighborhood
[22:48] <`mOOse`> ahhh k
[22:48] <Kangarooo> VCoolio:  i dont want to dl ubuntu live cd just for that. i have xubuntu live cd but about that i know. i dont know about ubuntu
[22:48] <Paine> ikonia: im trying to figure out if there is a way to boot windows inside ubuntu, using the instal i already have in place on my hd
[22:48] <jsubl2> seanbrystone: my first shot at fiber
[22:48] <seanbrystone> jsubl2, yeah im on fiber now, we're getting offtopic now though :)
[22:48] <claws> hi all! anyone have good link's for learning CLI ?
[22:48] <jsubl2> seanbrystone: ok sorry
[22:49] <ikonia> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: please - its not the topic for this channel, stop asking
[22:49] <ikonia> Paine: you'd have to use virtualzation such as kvm/vmware/vbox
[22:49] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> ikonia i appologize if im flooding but you ubuntu people are nice and actually offer good help. an hour ago you people helped me tremendously
[22:49] <seanbrystone> jsubl2, dont be sorry, but you see ikonia is laying down the law :)
[22:49] <ikonia> claws: tldp.org
[22:49] <GeekSquid> jsubl2: yes, it will work... I have Verizon FIOS at home and ATT Uverse at work
[22:49] <ikonia> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: not flooding - just offtopic so please stop asking for support with backtrack
[22:49] <jsubl2> GeekSquid: thanks
[22:49] <claws> ikonia: thank you vm  :)
[22:49] <jsubl2> nuff said
[22:50] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> well i am sorry everybody, can i ask you why you like ubuntu over other linux distros?
[22:50] <Paine> ikonia: i tried vbox, it wants to virtually create an OS, instead of using the install already in place on the 2nd hd
[22:51] <Dougwiser> ubuntu has the best online support
[22:51] <heoa> llutz: can you use the full notation shortcuts like "*\2" for "@daily\2"?
[22:51] <Dougwiser> and it just rocks
[22:51] <gonzolively> Hey guys, I've used multiple Linux systems before, however for some reason on my newest install of Ubuntu 9.10 I cannot get my USB Hard Drive to automount, does anyone have any advice?  Thanks
[22:51] <seanbrystone> XxxdirtyfrankxxX, ask that in #Ubuntu-offtopic lol you gonna get yelled at (Again)
[22:51] <llutz> heoa: yes too
[22:51] <MysteryGuy> OK, I reinstalled Compiz, but the way I try to start it doesn't work
[22:51] <MysteryGuy> Is there any special way to use Compiz?
[22:51] <llutz> heoa: man 5 crontab
[22:52] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> dude im sorry where do i go
[22:52] <VCoolio> gonzolively: did you put it in fstab? paste the line here
[22:52] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> this is my first time using irc
[22:52] <KB1JWQ> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: #backtrack-linux
[22:52] <gonzolively> Vcoolio: I haven't actually put it in fstab yet
[22:52] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> i know about the backtrack one, whats the ubuntu off topic
[22:52] <seanbrystone> XxxdirtyfrankxxX, type /join #ubuntu-offtopic once you join #backtrack-linux
[22:52] <marenostrum> Hello Dear Friends; in Karmic -for the first time- I dedicated a seperate partion for /home and opt for passphrase protection for it and /home is safely encrypted now. I have my passphrase at hand. Question: Before installling a new release -let's say Lucid- should I "unlock" it, remove encryption protection by some means (?) to enable the new release write something needed (i.e. new default folders) to home directory? Or will I be asked for the pass
[22:52] <marenostrum> phrase during the install process?
[22:52] <xenocampanoli> So it looks like apt-get install of sun java6 sdk trashes Ubuntu, both server and client.  Does anyone know about this?
[22:52] <Hathadar> My new gigabit card is recognized by lspci but is not present in ifconfig.  What more do I need to do?
[22:52] <XxxdirtyfrankxxX> <----- nooob to irc
[22:52] <ikonia> XxxdirtyfrankxxX: you go to backtrack-linux - you're already in that channel
[22:52] <claws> is there a way for me to end task's ?
[22:52] <bitfox> for all irssi users... how can i obtain a list of channels start as s* /list s*???
[22:53] <VCoolio> gonzolively: that's the way to automount stuff; try that; /dev/device /mount/point fstype user,default 0 0     <<something like that
[22:53] <heoa> llutz: how did you get to the fifth node or find it?
[22:53] <xenocampanoli> So it looks like apt-get install of sun java6 sdk trashes Ubuntu, both server and client.  Does anyone know about this?
[22:54] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: no it doesn't
[22:54] <xenocampanoli> Man, it really has admin on my two machines at a halt.  Is this a known problem?
[22:54] <llutz> heoa: "see also" at "man crontab" told me
[22:54] <gonzolively> VCoolio: THanks
[22:54] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: installing java does not issue a halt command
[22:54] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: if you have a problem, please be specific, don't exagerate
[22:55] <xenocampanoli> No, not a halt command.  I am stuck on one machine in synaptic, and it won't exit.
[22:55] <linxeh> bitfox: why not use the web list ?
[22:55] <xenocampanoli> On my server, apt-get and dpkg are broken.
[22:55] <claws> how can i end a running program manualy?
[22:55] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: please define "broken"
[22:55] <heoa> llutz: when you press "$ man crontab", is there some shortcut to "$ man 5 crontab"?
[22:55] <ikonia> claws: look at the "kill" command
[22:55] <linxeh> bitfox: http://irc.netsplit.de/channels/?net=freenode
[22:55] <xenocampanoli> E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[22:55] <llutz> heoa: ehhh, i don't know
[22:56] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: ok - that's not broken, you need to remove that lock file
[22:56] <xenocampanoli> ikonia:  I would have thought the java installs would have been well tested.
[22:56] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: it's nothing to do with java
[22:56] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: you have a lock file in place
[22:57] <heoa> llutz: like "^n", "^}", "^)", "^j" with info
[22:57] <chili555> xenocampanoli, that also may happen if you try to apt-get while synaptic is also open
[22:57] <jordan_> hiya ubuntu fans
[22:57] <llutz> heoa: i don't think you can, but i'm not sure
[22:57] <jordan_> are u all real people?
[22:57] <xenocampanoli> Okay, I deleted the lock on the server.  it seems fine now.  Should I install some other way?  It looks like java sdk installs are hosed?
[22:58] <ikonia> jordan_: yes
[22:58] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: stop saying java installs are "hosed" explain the problem
[22:58] <marenostrum> jordan_: Yes we are and hi.
[22:58] <xenocampanoli> Where I froze up on the server was the JRE thingy.  It gave me a dialog box, but did not allow any response.
[22:58] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: if you exagerate the problem, or don't give details, we can't help
[22:58] <jordan_> i have a question
[22:58] <Jordan_U> jordan_ All exept ubottu :)
[22:58] <michael_linux> Download from ubuntu ATI 5770 , restart ubuntu and then get a small image saying: AMD Hardware Incompartible
[22:58] <michael_linux> got any tips ?
[22:58] <xenocampanoli> ikonia:  Dialog box is the right thing to say I believe.  It was where it asked permissions.
[22:58] <seanbrystone> claws, and theres also htop you can use to semi-graphically see AND kill a running process
[22:58] <jordan_> how do i get a desktop like the Linspire os
[22:59] <xenocampanoli> I didn't get to see that on my workstation though.  On there, synaptic just froze.
[22:59] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: you need to use tab to navigate around the dialog and accept the license
[22:59] <jordan_> ?
[22:59] <xenocampanoli> ikonia:  <tab>.  I believe I tried that.  I can try again.  What about synaptic.  It just froze on my laptop.
[22:59] <michael_linux> got any tips?
[23:00] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: reboot your laptop and try again, you probably missed the dialog gui
[23:00] <jordan_> ikona how good r u with ubuntu
[23:00] <ikonia> jordan_: I'm fine
[23:00] <xenocampanoli> ikonia:  Sounds like they could do a better job of that.  I better install it from shell next time.
[23:00] <bitfox> linxeh: I think there was a particular shortcuts to have channels list with irssi
[23:00] <jordan_> how do u send messages to others but others cant see?
[23:00] <marenostrum> jordan_: Try to change themes etc. if you mean that.
[23:00] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: no - hundreeds / thousands of other people don't have an issue with this
[23:01] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: it works fine
[23:01] <bitfox> linxeh: how can i move all server messages to another blank window?
[23:01] <jordan_> idk what im doing :S
[23:01] <seanbrystone> jordan_, type /msg seanbrystone Hello!
[23:01] <xenocampanoli> I don't believe you.  But I want to be helpful...dragging off to a meeting.  I will try again later and try to give more information on this area.
[23:01] <`mOOse`> java is probably installed as often or more often than mp3 codecs xenocampanoli....
[23:01] <`mOOse`> probably THE most installed drivers
[23:01] <linxeh> bitfox: I'd ask in #irssi, or read the irssi FAQ/manual
[23:01] <linxeh> bitfox: I read it to set it up, now I just use it
[23:02] <ikonia> xenocampanoli: look at the bug reports - thousands of people have no proble, yet you are the first to report this....I wonder if it's java.....or you ?
[23:02] <jordan_> whats desktops can u download?
[23:02] <`mOOse`> xenocampanoli - and as many people bitch about it too - flash is really nasty in linux
[23:02] <jordan_> i tell whats nasty in linux
[23:02] <seanbrystone> flash is nasty in any OS
[23:02] <jordan_> looking at tiger woods in firefox XD
[23:02] <linxeh> xenocampanoli: I use java extensively. I've just installed a new ubuntu box with openjdk on, and upgraded another. both worked fine.
[23:03] <ikonia> jordan_: all the standard ones are available, gnome/kde/xfce/fluxbox etc
[23:03] <jordan_> fluxbox?
[23:03] <Jordan_U> !desktop | jordan_
[23:03] <ikonia> jordan_: yes, it' a desktop
[23:03] <bitfox> linxeh: I have already read the manual but i'm not sure about the steps to follow... i ask in irssi channel
[23:03] <linxeh> xenocampanoli: what problem are you having ?
[23:03] <bitfox> linxeh: thanks
[23:03] <marenostrum> jordan_: ubuntu (GNOME), kunumtu (KDE), xubuntu (xfce) and you can install any other by your own.
[23:03] <GeekSquid> !gnomelook | jordan_
[23:03] <KIAaze> hi, I'm trying to set up samba. Can anybody help me?
[23:04] <KIAaze> I can't even see my samba shares locally (smb://)
[23:04] <nickolas> ok i'll give one more try in here! i have this problem this is a photo of my desktop before http://tinypic.com/r/162016r/6 then i get this http://tinypic.com/r/2rpcmpt/6 and thats how my desktop looks like after http://tinypic.com/r/zl9e81/6 . i run karmic koala that is ubuntu 9.10, i have a AMD sepron proccesor, 2GB RAM, alocated 21GB for Root, 4GB for Swap And 50GB for home, this has been happening to the previous version of ubuntu plus
[23:04] <nickolas>  to the following distros i have tried to run in this laptop (fedora11 and 12, mandriva 2010, mint 7, and OpenSuse 10.2) any suggestions why this is happening!!!!?
[23:04] <marenostrum> jordan_: * kubuntu
[23:04] <Purpley> Hey im trying to run Idjc with shoutcast but when i run idjc and try to connect to my server it dosent work and when shoutcast is running it says its down on the webpage
[23:04] <abysse> hi, i want to share my wifi connection by ethernet, how am i suppose to do?
[23:04] <ikonia> !pm > jordan_
[23:05] <ikonia> !isc > abysse
[23:05] <tucemiux> where can I view the error message that appear when you boot up your machine?
[23:05] <linxeh> nickolas: you need to get further from the screen with your digital camera
[23:05] <abysse> !isc
[23:05] <ikonia> !pm | jordan_
[23:05] <abysse> ikonia what is isc?
[23:05] <ikonia> !isc | abysse
[23:05] <jordan_> marenostrum whats the fluxbox desktop like?
[23:06] <jordan_> im after the linspire desktop
[23:06] <IdleOne> !ics
[23:06] <ikonia> abysse: the bot is being slow
[23:06] <jordan_> idk what type it is?
[23:06] <IdleOne> ikonia: you had a bit of dyslexia is all :)
[23:06] <ikonia> ahhh yes
[23:06] <ikonia> well spotted
[23:06] <nickolas> linxeh: thats the best visible foto i can get the error window says missing resourses and the explaination is just small squers instead of letters
[23:06] <abysse> okay it tells me that it doen't know about isc
[23:06] <GeekSquid> nickolas: ubuntu plus is not supported here ... ubuntu plus is a derevative version, and none of us run it ... suggest getting a real copy of ubuntu from www.ubuntu.com/download
[23:07] <marenostrum> jordan_: http://www.fluxbox.org/screenshots/
[23:07] <IdleOne> !ics > abysse
[23:07] <linxeh> nickolas: take the picture from further back
[23:07] <linxeh> nickolas: a picture of the whole screen, so it is in focu
[23:07] <jordan_> ty marenostrum
[23:07] <Azuvix> Quick question? I've forgotten what the name of the "off-topic" channel is...
[23:07] <jordan_> any u heard of Linspire/Xandros?
[23:07] <rww> Azuvix: #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:07] <abysse> IdleOne ikonia thanks it is awesome
[23:07] <ikonia> jetscreamer: yes, it's well known
[23:07] <linxeh> !ot | Azuvix
[23:07] <ikonia> oops
[23:07] <IdleOne> welcome abysse
[23:07] <abysse> and u might need it :) so
[23:07] <Azuvix> Geez, if that were any more-obvious, it would have hit me in the face.
[23:08] <marenostrum> jordan_: I've heard but didn't use.
[23:08] <ikonia> jordan_: it's well known, but this channel discusses ubuntu
[23:08] <jetscreamer> what? mistab?
[23:08] <abysse> !ics IdleOne
[23:08] <ikonia> jetscreamer: correct, sorry
[23:08] <abysse> ^^
[23:08] <tucemiux> where can I view the error message that appear when you boot up your machine?
[23:08] <shairozan> excellent
[23:08] <jordan_> ikonia: what channel discusses xandros?
[23:08] <ikonia> !isc
[23:08] <jetscreamer> np
[23:08] <nickolas> my ubuntu is a cd i got straight from the canonical you know you go o their page ubuntu that is and request them to send you ubuntu on a cd
[23:08] <IdleOne> abysse: I know it already but thank you
[23:08] <shairozan> syslog
[23:08] <rww> !ics | abysse, ikonia
[23:08] <shairozan> tail -200 /var/log/syslog
[23:08] <IdleOne> rww: :) lol
[23:08] <abysse> lol
[23:08] <DreamDemon> KaiForce, You still here?
[23:09] <jordan_> whats another desktop ubuntu uses
[23:09] <jordan_> apart from fluxbox
[23:09] <ikonia> jordan_: I listed them for you
[23:09] <ikonia> jordan_: you where also given a link from ubottu
[23:09] <IdleOne> jordan_: KDE,XFCE,LXDE....
[23:09] <jordan_> sorry
[23:09] <OooKoTooO> Hello!
[23:09] <shairozan> Howdy
[23:10] <jordan_> i just installed ubuntu 9.10 for first time
[23:10] <shairozan> How did it go?
[23:10] <`mOOse`> XFCE FTW
[23:10] <AimlessZealot> Odd, I have learned that if I download a flash video, Totem plays it perfectly, but Firefox still won't allow sound.
[23:10] <shairozan> 9.10 was a bit buggy for me, but I love it now that I've ironed it out
[23:10] <jordan_> badly
[23:10] <shairozan> Ugh sorry to hear that. What's going on? Still having some bugs?
[23:11] <AimlessZealot> I like 9.10 myself, but this is annoying me.
[23:11] <jordan_> idk
[23:11] <marenostrum> jordan_: Yes, and you have GNOME at hand now. Do you want to change it?
[23:11] <jordan_> just wont let me access my usb
[23:11] <shairozan> Flash drive / ext hard drive?
[23:11] <jordan_> flash usb
[23:11] <jordan_> i have coursework to finish
[23:12] <jordan_> just saying error
[23:12] <edoceo> I've got a samba domain controller box that my Nt4 and W95 systems (not domain members) cannot connect to
[23:12] <jordan_> funny enought
[23:12] <abysse> ok i(ve understood (im french) but i need a little thing : do i have to tick "Shared to other computer" for ethernet (
[23:12] <jordan_> it works on my windows vista laptop
[23:12] <shairozan> weird
[23:12] <shairozan> when you plug it in
[23:12] <shairozan> if you run lsusb
[23:12] <marenostrum> jordan_: Interesting. What you get when you connect your flash drive?
[23:12] <shairozan> Might want to see if you have any unnamed entries
[23:12] <abysse> or wifi (the one who is connected to internet
[23:13] <edoceo> "Specified server cannot perform requested operation" when we try to connect
[23:13] <jordan_> ow deart
[23:13] <jordan_> that made things a bit worser
[23:13] <jordan_> this O/S is full of surprises lol
[23:13] <OooKoTooO> If, i have vista,seven and ubuntu on hdd.i have grub loader. but i can choose only to boot linux or start windows loader(where i can choose vista or seven, and wich doesn't works).can i boot windows directly from grub???
[23:13] <shairozan> lol
[23:13] <shairozan> It's a little back and forth, but once you get the hang of it it's great
[23:14] <jordan_> i lost all my work now :S
[23:14] <jordan_> and still can't access the usb
[23:14] <OooKoTooO> help pls!
[23:14] <abysse> wich one am i suppose to share, the one which got internet or the other one (ethernet here)
[23:14] <OooKoTooO> hey
[23:16] <marenostrum> jordan_: I have four USB connections to Ubuntu right now, one is USB Flash, one is USB expension. I have never heard such an issue.
[23:16] <GeekSquid> OooKoTooO: you can install ubuntu once you have vista and seven loaded, ubuntu will detect the other os's and bring them into grub so you can select vista 7 or ubuntu
[23:16] <alex12> while using fdisk on my new SSD, i noticed it had already set the start sectors of the new partition to 63 ... is this correct for ssd slignment with 512 byte blocks?
[23:17] <pradeep> asdf
[23:18] <jordan_> what sort of desktop does xandros use?
[23:18] <nickolas> linxeh: sorry it just happened again
[23:18] <OooKoTooO> it detect's only *windows loader*
[23:18] <marenostrum> OooKoTooO: You can boot Vista from Grub and that's what you are supposed to do.
[23:19] <GeekSquid> OooKoTooO: the windows loader will then give you the choice of vista or 7
[23:19] <pradeep> Any idea about gsoc??
[23:19] <OooKoTooO> yes
[23:19] <OooKoTooO> but
[23:19] <nickolas> linxeh: the first photo was a screen shot the other 2 i took them with my mobile
[23:19] <OooKoTooO> i  broke filesystem
[23:19] <OooKoTooO> and
[23:19] <jordan_> ow
[23:19] <OooKoTooO> only linux can work with it
[23:20] <jordan_> its KDE desktop
[23:20] <Purpley> Hey guys im trying to log in to su but I errrrrr kind of embarssing but forgot my password :) but I know my password for sudo can i change it using sudo or am I screwed?
[23:20] <linxeh> nickolas: yeah, I know the first was a screenshot. does it not show up in a screenshot when it goes wrong? and can you take a picture with your mobile phone from further away ?
[23:20] <OooKoTooO> so i need direct loading windows from grub
[23:20] <linxeh> like, so its not all fuzzy and with movement blur ?
[23:20] <OooKoTooO> is it possible??
[23:21] <Purpley> guys, any idea?
[23:21] <linxeh> OooKoTooO: grub can boot windows, or you can remove grub by running the Windows CD and using the repair console (but you wont be be able to boot into ubuntu again)
[23:21] <linxeh> Purpley: use sudo
[23:21] <Losha> Purpley: yes, try sudo passwd root
[23:21] <marenostrum> OooKoTooO: In my opinion, yes its more than possible.
[23:21] <linxeh> Purpley: why do you have a root password ?
[23:21] <OooKoTooO> yes
[23:22] <nickolas> linxeh: if i take it from further out it doesn't show is blury
[23:22] <jordan_> i need help
[23:22] <GeekSquid> Purpley: your sudo password is the first users password, if you lost it .. at grub screen press and hold SHIFT (Karmic) or ESC (Jaunty and earlier) to get to grub screen then use recovery mode to change your password using 'passwd username'
[23:22] <Purpley> linxeh, why wouldnt i? I dont want my retarded brother doing something stupid on my ubuntu last time I let him on my computer he screwed my sound up
[23:22] <manas> Hi, any white hat hackers in here?
[23:22] <jordan_> where can i find a website telling me all the available GUI's for ubuntu
[23:22] <OooKoTooO> linxeh: yes, but i said i broke fs, and when i write bootrec /fixboot  it says that fs is not detected
[23:22] <linxeh> Purpley: you should be using sudo. its much more powerful
[23:23] <Purpley> linxeh, But its kind of stupid to be leaving su unsecured
[23:23] <OooKoTooO> BUT i started windows 7 couple times
[23:23] <OooKoTooO> and it became broken
[23:23] <Elrox> manas, tons, but thats OT (off-topic) for this channel
[23:23] <linxeh> Purpley: su IS secured. there is no root password by default. you set up who can use sudo, and what they can do with it with rules in /etc/sudoers
[23:23] <GeekSquid> !root | Purpley
[23:23] <OooKoTooO> marenostrum: how can i do this?
[23:23] <linxeh> Purpley: by default only the first user you create has sudo access
[23:24] <nickolas> linxeh: nothing works when i get that error i have to shutdown the laptop manualy
[23:24] <Losha> Purpley: having no root password set doesn't make su unsecured. Rather, it means no-one can become root using su, which is arguably safest of all...
[23:24] <VCoolio> jordan_: you mean like this? http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/derivatives
[23:24] <Purpley> GeekSquid, No it is not impossible, you can brute force it with a super computer but anyway I set a password on su
[23:24] <eric_3> Hi, I need to install the MPEG-4 AAC decoder plug-in on an ubuntu machine that is not hooked to ethernet. Can someone help em find and manually install the plug in?
[23:25] <linxeh> Purpley: it doesnt need a supercomputer. a typical small botnet will crack passwords in a small amount of time
[23:25] <Purpley> Losha, Very well how do i disable it?
[23:25] <manas> elrox: can you tell me a place where i can find documentation that works to hack a persons email id
[23:25] <Elrox> Purpley, you can not brute force something that does not exist
[23:25] <GeekSquid> Purpley: you cannot bruteforce the root password if there isn't one, you can however bruteforce the sudoers user and have root access
[23:25] <AimlessZealot> -10 cool points manas.
[23:25] <linxeh> only if you gave the users root access with sudo
[23:26] <eric_3> Hi, I need to install the MPEG-4 AAC decoder plug-in on an ubuntu machine that is not hooked to ethernet. Can someone help em find and manually install the plug in?
[23:26] <linxeh> you can easily lock sudo down to just particular commands for particular users
[23:26] <GeekSquid> eric_3: what version of ubuntu?
[23:26] <Losha> Purpley: well, you put an asterisk in the second field of the first line of /etc/shadow...
[23:26] <eric_3> 9.10
[23:26] <Purpley> linxeh, depends on your password, mine use symbols, numbers and letters and are usually 30+ character long and are completely random
[23:26] <manas> AimlessZealot: what is that
[23:26] <deborracha> #teresina
[23:27] <red> Purpley: i have my pets name as sudo password
[23:27] <linxeh> Purpley: nothing is completely random. but even so, having a root account is largely pointless. for day-to-day things it is better to rely on sudo - at least that way there is an audit trail of who did what when
[23:27] <linxeh> red: lol
[23:27] <Losha> manas: that kind of thing is generally considered off-topic here...
[23:27] <linxeh> you call your pet 2%$!#!2sfshgh21143 too ?
[23:27] <eric_3> GeekSquid: 9.10
[23:28] <red> but my pets name is completely random, uses symbols, numbers and is over 30 character long ;)
[23:28] <jordan_> i dont get all these ubuntu disks i got
[23:28] <Purpley> linxeh, wheres the log? I never heard of a log for sudo
[23:28] <linxeh> Purpley: check auth.log
[23:28] <red> where is that log located by default btw?
[23:28] <OooKoTooO> maybe you have a link on some manual??
[23:29] <GeekSquid> eric_3: search here http://packages.ubuntu.com
[23:29] <Losha> Purpley: almost all logs are in /var/log somewhere...
[23:29] <linxeh> red: /var/log with most others
[23:29] <eric_3> GeekSquid thanks, but how do i manually install it?
[23:29] <Pyranix> Hi... looking for some wlan help in karmic using an archaic prism card.
[23:29] <Purpley> Losha, I know, i just never check logs unless absolutley neccesary im too lazy i like --verbose more so i dont have to go look in there :)
[23:29] <linxeh> it should also tell you about failures as well as successes
[23:30] <serverduck> Hey I'm trying to watch some video streams and firefox keeps freezing the stream and isn't too compatible with the site. WHat browser should I use?
[23:30] <GeekSquid> eric_3: after downloading the file ... it will end in .deb ... double clicking on it will install it with the Debian Package Installer
[23:30] <Elrox> eric_3, it will be a .deb,,, just dpkg -i name.deb
[23:30] <Purpley> or -debug
[23:30] <serverduck> Got any suggestions?
[23:30] <linxeh> Purpley: you should get used to the logs - else you'll miss attacks (assuming your box is internet facing in some way)
[23:30] <GeekSquid> serverduck: what site?
[23:30] <eric_3> GeekSquid, Elrox, Thanks!
[23:30] <Nitsuga> serverduck, I think the freezes are from flash and not for firefox. Try chorme
[23:30] <serverduck> GeekSquid,  CAn I post it here?
[23:30] <linxeh> Purpley: fwiw, I have ssh running on a non-standard port, and I still get lots of ssh brute force style attacks
[23:31] <serverduck> Nitsuga, Yes, the site uses flash for video streaming...
[23:31] <GeekSquid> serverduck: type /msg Geeksquid www.site.com
[23:31] <Elrox> eric_3, be sure to use sudo with that ;-)
[23:31] <linxeh> tempted to set up port knocking
[23:31] <Nitsuga> serverduck, also if the layout looks wrong the only browser you can use to see it "properly" is internet explorer
[23:31] <serverduck> Nitsuga, I have the 9.10 64 bit version.
[23:31] <red> hah, nice
[23:31] <GeekSquid> serverduck: correction /msg GeekSquid site
[23:31] <red> linxeh: that log showed some dude from holland had been bruteforcing me
[23:31] <Nitsuga> serverduck, did you try the native 64-bit flash?
[23:31] <Purpley> linxeh, wow for some reason sshd is always running for me even though I dont use it most of the time :P im amazed I never got hacked i also run http
[23:32] <serverduck> Nitsuga, I used software center, I'm new to ubuntu. I installed flash from there.
[23:32] <beilabs> fsck.ext3: Device or resource busy while trying to open /dev/sda3 Filesystem mounted or opened exclusively by another program?  Any ideas?
[23:32] <Lappie> i want to be able to switch between ubuntu and windows like in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1_je9zBNaE  is it still possible?
[23:32] <linxeh> Purpley: you said yourself you dont check logs. how do you know ? how do you know the hacker didnt delete his entries in the log ?
[23:32] <Losha> linxeh: since I moved my sshd to a non-standard port, I've had attacks drop to almost zero. There are almost 65535 ports to choose from. Few people bother. Pick a new port?
[23:33] <red> is it usual to get bruteforced upon? :p
[23:33] <red> my auth.log showed three occasions  during past two months that someone has been trying to get in for hours at a time
[23:33] <linxeh> Losha: yeah, I should do - I'm lazy though ;-) I only accept connections from certain IPs now, between 8am and 7pm, and only with key access (no passwords)
[23:33] <Purpley> linxeh, Im pretty sure he would of done something to my computer and anyway I have all my important doc's and business stuff in a truecrypt partition
[23:33] <Nitsuga> serverduck, mmm... Software center's flash is merely an emulation of the 32 bit one. It's very buggy. There is an alpha 64 bit version of flash. It is way more stable than the emulation that we are currently using (it is planned to use that versin for defailt in Lucid)
[23:33] <linxeh> red: its normal if you dont change the ports yes
[23:34] <linxeh> Purpley: maybe your machine is now part of a linux botnet!!
[23:34] <Losha> linxeh: I too only accept keyed access. I used to use more restrictions but between keys and a non-standard listening port, there have been virtually no breakin attempts any more
[23:34] <Archy1987> how to remove "117 GB Filesystem" icons from desktop ?
[23:35] <red> linxeh: guess ill change the port and add some extra safety on the password
[23:35] <Purpley> linxeh, now your scaring me, come to speak of it, my network usually gets really really laggy sometimes is there a way to check if im in a botnet lol
[23:35] <red> currently just random lowercase and two numbers :l
[23:35] <Nitsuga> serverduck, installing the native 64 bit flash isn't difficult if you follow my instructions.
[23:35] <enjoytheday> can we install boot loader in raid1 ?
[23:35] <Archy1987> how to remove "117 GB Filesystem" icons from desktop ?
[23:35] <Nitsuga> Archy1987, option 1: unmount it. Option 2: play with gconf (wait a minute and i will give you the exact command)
[23:35] <Traveler1> Hello could someone tell me how to change the font sze in the geany execute window?
[23:35] <serverduck> Nitsuga,  Ok, but first I uninstal this one? from software center ?
[23:35] <marenostrum> OooKoTooO: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[23:36] <Nitsuga> serverduck, yes, please
[23:36] <serverduck> Nitsuga,  Ok, and next?
[23:36] <Archy1987> Nitsuga, yes! thank you! i pressed unmount, and they dissapeared :))))
[23:36] <linxeh> Purpley: netstat, logs, change ports, lock down access, check ps, check inet.d etc
[23:36] <Traveler1> Hello could someone tell me how to change the font sze in the geany execute window?
[23:36] <Traveler1> *size
[23:36] <andruk> can i set the hostname of my system through a gui (karmic)?
[23:36] <Purpley> linxeh, any tut on ubuntu's forum?
[23:37] <Traveler1> im trying to run a java program on geany
[23:37] <Traveler1> but I cant seem to change the font size
[23:37] <Traveler1> its way to small for my eyes
[23:37] <Nitsuga> Archy1987, they will appear again when you access it. If you need thet volume mounted you can remove the icons.
[23:37] <linxeh> Purpley: probably :)
[23:37] <jefelex> Travler - it's a config setting in COMP
[23:37] <Traveler1> where do I find it Sir?
[23:37] <jefelex> COMPIZ
[23:37] <Archy1987> Nitsuga, thank you ! :)
[23:37] <serverduck> Nitsuga,  Done, i uninstalled it, and now?
[23:37] <Traveler1> i just installed ubuntu last night
[23:37] <AimlessZealot> I'll throw my problem out there and see if anyone in this batch knows the answer...
[23:38] <Losha> Purpley: some ISPs are notorious for getting slow during peak times. Check your ping times to external servers e.g. google
[23:38] <Purpley> linxeh, kk Ill get to that at some point :) Right now this freggin idjc isnt working and shoutcast server isnt grrrrrrr
[23:38] <Nitsuga> serverduck, i'm googling the download page. Please wait me
[23:38] <Purpley> Losha, I do the pings are normal
[23:38] <serverduck> Nitsuga,  Shure, thanks so much.
[23:38] <AimlessZealot> I've uninstalled and reinstalled Flash, Firefox and every audio component -- No luck. Firefox does not play flash audio and Sound Preferences do not even list it while Youtube or any other flash service is running. Anyone have a clue?
[23:38] <Elrox> Purpley, you can create your own log, by opening a screen (so you can detatch it and let it run) and running    watch --interval 1 "ps -fe | grep ssh | tee ssh.log"   (change the ssh for the service you want to monitor) and i'm sure there's more options to add to that but thats one i run daily
[23:38] <smrln> I ran dd to copy one partition to another, and I'm wondering if there is anyway to tell how far a long it is?
[23:38] <marenostrum> Traveler1: This may be helpful: http://www.geany.org/Documentation/Manual
[23:38] <jefelex> Travler - check in system-preferences-appearances
[23:39] <red> how do I lock the root user so it can't be used, but sudo would still work?
[23:39] <Traveler1> I did no options in there for the output window look
[23:39] <jefelex> check in users, and uncheck root
[23:39] <rww> red: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo#Re-disabling%20your%20root%20account
[23:39] <sacarlson> my oscommerce site got hacked that runs on my local desktop,  As far as I could see they only could change the index.html file and added two files at /var/www/catalog/images.  But now I see an open port listining on port 44765 when I do netstat -pant,  I don't see what file this attaches to.  so what is it?  bad?
[23:39] <Purpley> Elrox, I get >
[23:39] <jefelex> then root will not work
[23:39] <abysse> re hi , my internet sharing is not working : i hate spend hours on that crazy **** , so i ticked "shared to other computer" in ethernet setting my windows seems okay but no internet
[23:40] <Nitsuga> serverduck, omg! I can't find it!
[23:40] <AndyGraybeal> how do i download my source  header files?  virtualbox is complaining it can't find them.
[23:40] <abysse> is it a problem of ip adress wich is no 192.168.0.X
[23:40] <KaiForce> Is dual desktop with Intel graphics a giant PITA or is there some other reason my screens go black whenever I change any settings?
[23:40] <abysse> on etherner
[23:40] <KaiForce> sacarlson i would unplug until I figured out what they did
[23:40] <linxeh> Purpley: my shoutcast days were well over 10 years ago :)
[23:40] <Traveler1> any ideas guys?
[23:40] <Traveler1> I just want the font to be bigger so i can see it
[23:40] <Elrox> Purpley, you get > what?
[23:41] <Nitsuga> serverduck, yay! Here it is: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/64bit.html
[23:41] <serverduck> Nitsuga, Ehh I will wait:D
[23:41] <Purpley> just > nothing else
[23:41] <sacarlson> KaiForce:  how can I find out what all they did?  I looked at the apache logs didn't seem like they could do much
[23:41] <serverduck> Nitsuga,  WOoohooo:D
[23:41] <Purpley> linxeh, How did you work it? Im getting frustrated lol
[23:41] <abysse> please somebody to help me
[23:41] <Nitsuga> serverduck, click "Get Flash Player for 64-bit Linux now" (right, middle) and download the .tar.gz
[23:41] <Pyranix> My dlink dwl-520+will not see nor connect to my AP...using ndiswrapper to load the XP drivers. Lshw sees the card and driver, but I cannot configure the card.
[23:41] <jefelex> gotta run
[23:41] <Elrox> Purpley, check for syntax.         watch --interval 1 "ps -fe | grep ssh | tee ssh.log"
[23:41] <jefelex> ttyl
[23:41] <linxeh> Purpley: lol, so long ago, I doubt its the same anyway :p
[23:42] <Losha> sacarlson: try lsof -i4tcp
[23:42] <Purpley> linxeh, I want to stream my music so i can listen in from my phone, 1 terabyte of music :) Its a big boy lol
[23:42] <serverduck> Nitsuga, I did it now how can i get this .tar.gz running??
[23:42] <serverduck> Nitsuga,  I don't know how to install programs except with software center...
[23:42] <KaiForce> sacarlson I'm probably not the best to ask.
[23:42] <nickolas> ok i'll give one more try in here! i have this problem this is a photo of my desktop before http://tinypic.com/r/162016r/6 then i get this http://tinypic.com/r/2rpcmpt/6 and thats how my desktop looks like after http://tinypic.com/r/zl9e81/6 . i run karmic koala that is ubuntu 9.10, i have a AMD sepron proccesor, 2GB RAM, alocated 21GB for Root, 4GB for Swap And 50GB for home, this has been happening to the previous version of ubuntu plus
[23:42] <nickolas>   to the following distros i have tried to run in this laptop (fedora11 and 12, mandriva 2010, mint 7, and OpenSuse 10.2) any suggestions why this is happening!!!!?
[23:42] <Purpley> I have vnc working so i can access my computer from my phone and choose what id want to listen to on shoutcast its just, how to set up shoutcast
[23:42] <Nitsuga> serverduck, gz is a compression format ;)
[23:42] <Lappie> i want to be able to switch between ubuntu and windows like in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1_je9zBNaE  is it still possible?
[23:42] <marenostrum> abysse: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[23:43] <Nitsuga> serverduck, open it and extract the file anywhere.
[23:43] <abysse> marenostrum that's how i made until now
[23:43] <linxeh> Purpley: why not use somehting like firefly ?
[23:43] <Traveler1> anyone hee uses Geany a text editor? I need some help with it please
[23:43] <KB1JWQ> Nitsuga: You're missing a fonts package.
[23:43] <Purpley> whats that?
[23:43] <linxeh> Purpley: media server
[23:43] <Nitsuga> KB1JWQ, sorry?
[23:43] <linxeh> http://www.fireflymediaserver.org/
[23:43] <KB1JWQ> nickolas: rather.  apt-get check
[23:44] <Nitsuga> KB1JWQ, ohh, it was for nickolas lol
[23:44] <abysse> marenostrum tx it is different
[23:44] <serverduck> Nitsuga, Good and now?
[23:44] <KB1JWQ> Nitsuga: Sorry bout that.
[23:44] <Elrox> nickolas, whats the issue....
[23:44] <serverduck> Nitsuga, I have a file here called libflashplayer.so
[23:44] <carlllewispope> i need help running MinerCPP on ubuntu
[23:44] <Nitsuga> serverduck, now you have to copy it to the right location. Press alt-f2 and type: gksudo nautilus /
[23:44] <serverduck> Nitsuga, I hope I'm doing everything correctly :D
[23:45] <Purpley> linxeh,  It says its for streaming to windows os's I want to stream to my android powered phone
[23:45] <marenostrum> Traveler1: Magnify text size. 	Ctrl+Keypad+     http://www.geany.org/manual/current/
[23:45] <Nitsuga> serverduck, "gksudo nautilus" is for opening the file manager with full permissions.
[23:45] <xenocampanoli> apt-get -f update leaves my terminal frozen for a long time with '99% [Waiting for headers]
[23:45] <serverduck> Nitsuga, Did that:)
[23:45] <dacorr> a bit of a general question, is there away to view the raw data between an encrypted dvd and the media player?
[23:45] <serverduck> Nitsuga,  Opened /-
[23:45] <carlllewispope> I need help running MinerCPP, on ubuntu!!
[23:46] <linxeh> Purpley: it streams to anything
[23:46] <Nitsuga> serverduck, press "filesystem" (in the right panel) if it is not already highlighted,
[23:46] <sacarlson> Losha: I got a lot back from your lsof -i4tcp but I don't see that port 44765 in the list
[23:46] <serverduck> Nitsuga,  It was highlighted
[23:46] <OooKoTooO> How to boot windows 7 directly on grub?
[23:46] <Purpley> is it command line based?
[23:46] <serverduck> Nitsuga,  I have a lot of files here, bin, boot...
[23:46] <Nitsuga> serverduck, now navigate to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[23:46] <linxeh> Purpley: I use it to stream to my macs. the original purpose was to act as a UPNP media service for iTunes using DAAP
[23:46] <Losha> sacarlson: can you verify there's really something there with netstat -an
[23:46] <Daniel_Cardenas> Hello everyone
[23:47] <linxeh> Purpley: get a DAAP player for your phone and you'll be sorted
[23:47] <Nitsuga> serverduck, and drop libflashplayer.so there.
[23:47] <carlllewispope> I  need help running MinerCPP, on ubuntu!!
[23:47] <serverduck> Nitsuga,  Good, I did that..
[23:47] <serverduck> Nitsuga,  Now I start the browser and check?
[23:47] <Daniel_Cardenas> anyone know how to desable the download indicator in the status bar, in firefox?
[23:47] <marenostrum> OooKoTooO: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[23:47] <Nitsuga> serverduck, yes.
[23:47] <serverduck> Nitsuga,  Thanks so much.
[23:47] <carlllewispope> I  need help running MinerCPP, on ubuntu!!
[23:47] <abysse> ifconfig
[23:48] <Elrox> nickolas, whats the issue.... i looked at the links...
[23:48] <nickolas> Elrox: if you saw the fotos i get a strange error window saying on the top of it missing recourses and where it suppose to explain what the error is instead for leaters i get just squers, then icons disapear internet conection dies background image is gone ctr+alt+delete doesn't work to reboot the pc and ihave to shutdown manually
[23:48] <Nitsuga> serverduck, you can check if it is installed by typing "about:plugins" in firefox's address bar
[23:48] <Purpley> linxeh, there are no apps with the keyword daap on the market place :( any other synonyms?
[23:48] <carlllewispope> I  need help running MinerCPP, on ubuntu!!!!!
[23:48] <xenocampanoli> when I 'apt-get -f purge' after my abortive sun jdk install, I still get this dang thing from java like I still am trying to install.
[23:48] <Traveler1> it donest work
[23:48] <Traveler1> it just adds a + sign
[23:48] <Elrox> nickolas, and this occurs after doing what?
[23:49] <serverduck> Nitsuga,  Can I pm you? just a second?
[23:49] <randall_> Can anyone help me to access shared Ubuntu folders in Windows 7.0.  I have shared the folders using Samba but Windows pops up a login and nothing works
[23:49] <sacarlson> losha: I get tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:44765           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN   with netstat -an
[23:49] <sacarlson> losha maybe I should reboot and see if it goes away?
[23:50] <Nitsuga> serverduck, sure! thanks for asking!
[23:50] <Losha> sacarlson: before you reboot, try lsof -i4tcp:44765
[23:50] <sacarlson> losha: ok
[23:50] <Elrox> nickolas, if its working fine 1 minute, and doesn't the next, there has to be something that has changed, we need to find what that something is
[23:51] <Purpley> Guys is there a way to change the text size in terminals?
[23:51] <nickolas> elrox: then when the pc boots it hungs on the bios, this is just happening when ever it wants to happen no specific reasson sometimes it happens when i surf or i use instand messeging or xchat or when i listen to music and sometimes when i close the lid of the laptop and open it again
[23:51] <red> changed a bit better password now, and set permitrootlogin to off in sshd config
[23:51] <red> should be safe enuff =)
[23:51] <nickolas> elrox: thats few ways it happens
[23:51] <Purpley> wait nvm
[23:51] <sacarlson> losha: nothing returned from that ﻿lsof -i4tcp:44765
[23:51] <Purpley> perfect :) command lines hurt my eyes from staring at them lol
[23:52] <randall_> nickolas can you help with a sharing issue
[23:52] <Elrox> nickolas, do you have ATI graphics by chance?
[23:52] <claws> how can i check my GTK version ?
[23:52] <nickolas> elrox: YES
[23:52] <Losha> sacarlson: weird, dunno what that means. See anything unusual running in ps ax output?
[23:52] <smrln> Anyone know why dd would be copying at a rate of 2.8 MB/s between two 3gb/s sata drives? :(
[23:53] <Elrox> nickolas, have you disabled compiz? (its enabled by default)
[23:53] <dacorr> smrln are they internal or usb?
[23:53] <nickolas> elrox: no i haven't
[23:53] <magn3ts> [AO OSS] audio_setup: Can't open audio device /dev/dsp: Device or resource busy
[23:53] <magn3ts> How can I fix this error?
[23:53] <Purpley> what are the install and make commands for tar files again?
[23:54] <smrln> dacorr, both internal, but the source is a partition
[23:54] <hemangpatel> hello there..
[23:54] <marenostrum> hi
[23:54] <smrln> I'm beginning to think the drive has gone bad
[23:54] <Losha> Purpley: depends what's in them, but try 'make' first...
[23:54] <dacorr> smrln are you running dd on a drive and storing the image on the other?
[23:54] <Elrox> nickolas, ATI does not support compiz, Officially, try with compiz disabled just as a test, that may not be it at all but is one major thing with ATI to eliminate from our search for the cause of the issue
[23:55] <Viper1432> smrln,  I have similar issues with data rates to you with karmic.  The problem happily vanishes under lucid.
[23:55] <nickolas> randall: what shering issue
[23:55] <sacarlson> losha: nothing out of the ordinary that I can see
[23:55] <hemangpatel> i have one question....
[23:55] <smrln> dacorr, I ran this command dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/dev/sdb1
[23:55] <Purpley> Losha, Isn't there a command for ./configure where if you dont have a dependency it will install it automatically and if there is what is it?
[23:55] <claws> guys....how can i check my GTK version ?
[23:56] <hemangpatel> hello i have one question....
[23:56] <sacarlson> losha: time for reboot
[23:56] <Losha> sacarlson: well, shouldn't hurt to reboot. At best it's a ghost and will disappear. At worst, it will come back...
[23:56] <marenostrum> hemangpatel: ask please, don't ask to ask
[23:56] <nickolas> elrox: that has happened not just with ubuntu 9.10 also with the other distributions i have tried but i'll give it a shot
[23:56] <GeekSquid> Elrox: you're incorrect, compiz after Jaunty does not support ATI ... I have a very low end ATI graphics card, yet compiz runs beautifully on my computer running Jaunty
[23:56] <KaiForce> what does it mean if you "unmirror" your dual screens and they go black?
[23:56] <sacarlson> losha: ya thanks, if it returns I look deeper
[23:56] <hemangpatel> any virus affect linux??
[23:56] <Purpley> hemangpatel, Yes
[23:56] <hemangpatel> need antivirus in linux??
[23:56] <magn3ts> hemangpatel, no
[23:57] <Purpley> hemangpatel, No unless your reckless and idiotic
[23:57] <djmaniax> hi all. What does this mean? "option parsing failed: Error re-scanning registry , child terminated by signal"
[23:57] <hemangpatel> why??
[23:57] <claws> nv helping out here
[23:57] <magn3ts> hemangpatel, there are very very very few viruses
[23:57] <dacorr> smrln, so your imaging a drive that will slow things down a bit
[23:57] <marenostrum> hemangpatel:In short no.
[23:57] <magn3ts> hemangpatel, and a secure model that keeps your system safe. Google is a much better place to ask this to be honest
[23:57] <Purpley> hemangpatel, Everything you download should be from the repositories which are virus-free and from reliable sources
[23:58] <smrln> dacorr, I really didn't want an image, but the exact file structure, because I'm copying my broken windows partition on to another drive
[23:58] <hemangpatel> but virus may be come from other removable devices then???
[23:58] <GeekSquid> hemangpatel: nope, you're safe, ubuntu uses a permissioning system that does not allow viruses to run, However to protect a network of windows or apple machines it is sometimes wise to run a virus monitoring service like clam
[23:58] <smrln> dacorr, should I restart the process differently, because this is painfully slow
[23:58] <hemangpatel> ok
[23:58] <Elrox> GeekSquid, you are incorrect, i work directly with Novell, AMD, ATI, devs, and they do NOT officially support compiz at this time, i asked them again last week when this will come and got the same answer and last month, last quarter, last year... "soon"
[23:59] <marenostrum> hemangpatel: They may come but can not execute unless you intently allow.
[23:59] <hemangpatel> ok
[23:59] <dacorr> smrln, imaging or a bit by bit copy will be slow, especially if the disk is damaged, ie bad sectors etc
[23:59] <nickolas> elrox: if i get out again just note that is because of this issue and if i haven't got pissed enough i might log in again other wise i would like more options how to find out first how or where to look to find some log of that error maybe then i can post it here
[23:59] <Purpley> GeekSquid, Why dosent windows incorporate that into their OS's?