[00:00] <te_> zebastian: Just occurred to me that you can just mute the mic.
[00:00] <KenBW2> ActionParsnip: yes, new user means pidgin works
[00:00] <steven_> i download planenshift in my transmission and i donot know what to do
[00:00] <seanbrystone> whats a good file recovery app for ubuntu, prefer it be GUI and not some other distro live CD like Knoppix,
[00:00] <ActionParsnip> KenBW2: ok so now we know its your profile
[00:00] <KenBW2> ActionParsnip: however
[00:01] <KenBW2> ActionParsnip: enabling "Show icon in system tray" crashes pidgin, with the aforementioned X error
[00:01] <meshuggah> heya everyone! i am here!
[00:01] <qetuR> hmm, what could be wrong if I first install gnome-shell from repos. Removes it, adds the PPA to sources tries to install it, which doesnt work. Then tries to go back to the old repo one. And still dont work. What could have hahpend?
[00:01] <ActionParsnip> seanbrystone: you can just restore from your backups, you can also use foremost if you have failed to make any backups
[00:01] <ActionParsnip> KenBW2: log a bug then
[00:02] <eatlama> i looked at the documentation and it says my wifi card is supported and works out of the box
[00:02] <seanbrystone> ActionParsnip, yeah theres no backups, and what do you mean, "restore from your backups"?
[00:02] <ActionParsnip> seanbrystone: you can run foremost in a livecd so the partition is not busy
[00:02] <KenBW2> ActionParsnip: no point till ive found the source of the problem
[00:02] <eatlama> its not working tho
[00:02] <airtonix> steven_, there are plenty of guides on how to use it. the planeshift website is a good start.
[00:02] <ActionParsnip> seanbrystone: if your data is important then you should have a backup system
[00:02] <steven_> ok
[00:02] <ActionParsnip> KenBW2: have you tried the pdgin dev ppa?
[00:03] <KenBW2> ActionParsnip: i have the same problem with other tray-based apps so it's not Pidgin
[00:03] <ActionParsnip> KenBW2: sounds like the notification area is screwed then
[00:03] <KenBW2> ActionParsnip: why the X error then?
[00:03] <eatlama> is there a possibility that my wifi card isnt activated? how would i go about activating because the driver should be on my computer
[00:03] <seanbrystone> ActionParsnip, I keep two backups actually (that i forgot about) sbackup and back in time, thanks for reminding me, i had a duh moment! :)
[00:04] <natetheis> Well, LD can't find the libraries. /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lruby
[00:04] <seanbrystone> but foremost sounds cool, can you explain more about that?
[00:04] <ActionParsnip> seanbrystone: backups will always save the day :)
[00:04] <skrite> hey all, if i have an agp slot, and buy a video card from newegg that is agp 4x or 8x ,  would it still be compatible.
[00:04] <airtonix> natetheis, LD doesn't mean much
[00:05] <airtonix> skrite, with ubuntu ?
[00:05] <ActionParsnip> skrite: 4x will work in 8x agp slot, its also offtopic here
[00:05] <bu22> Hi - any way of changing start up menu/splash when booting xubuntu from live usb (with persitent fs) ? - comes up same as live cd - would prefer boot to login prompt.?
[00:05] <jub369> how do i fix error mounting: mount exited with exit code 1: help failed with mount: must be super user to use mount
[00:06] <natetheis> airtonix: ld. The GNU linker.
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> jub369: put sudo at the starft of the mount command
[00:06] <jub369> but it does it min i put in my driver disc
[00:06] <nrg__> how do I upgrade to grub 2 off the live cd?
[00:06] <skrite> well, didn't know exactly where to ask, yes with ubuntu
[00:06] <jub369> not  a command
[00:06] <nrg__> I tried but it does not work
[00:06] <nrg__> the scripts assume root is at / and not /mnt
[00:07] <skrite> ActionParsnip, thanks
[00:07] <Volkswagner> Stargaze #ubuntu-server folks say my issue is not server related....I am using an alternate CD not Server Install
[00:07] <airtonix> natetheis, http://www.google.com.au/search?q=the+gnu+linker+ubuntu+ruby
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> skrite: #hardware
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> !mount | jub369
[00:07] <jub369> how do i mount whats in my cd rom tray being it did it when i instered disc
[00:08] <airtonix> natetheis, http://www.google.com/search?q=ld+cannot+find+ruby
[00:08] <adamkex> CO_gairah_tinggi: don't send me ads
[00:09] <ActionParsnip> jub369: can you use: http://pastebin.com to give the output of: sudo lshw -C disk; cat /etc/fstab
[00:09] <trism> natetheis: the headers and libraries are always in the -dev packages (in this case ruby1.8-dev , or 1.9 if you're using that)
[00:09] <MgMt> has anyone used a ps3 controller with ubuntu and got it to work?
[00:09] <skrite> ActionParsnip, thanks, can't join #hardware without an invite.
[00:09] <natetheis> trism: installed, but still no worky worky.
[00:10] <brjann> adamkex: did CO_gairah_tinggi spam you when you joined?
[00:10] <trism> natetheis: what are you building?
[00:10] <natetheis> a skype plugin
[00:10] <thearthur> how do I do this: (def [a b]   [(first foo) (second foo)])
[00:10] <thearthur> bind two names with one def
[00:10] <adamkex> brjann: yeah
[00:10] <ActionParsnip> mgmt: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=920636
[00:10] <Kentrel> Hi. My login window appears in the wrong monitor of my dual monitor setup. How do I make it appear in the other one?
[00:10] <brjann> !ops | onjoin spam from CO_gairah_tinggi reported by adamkex
[00:10] <thearthur> oops wrond channel
[00:11] <jub369> action
[00:11] <jub369> this didnt help me
[00:11] <jub369> and yes  i can
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> MgMt: you never said if it was wireless or wired
[00:11] <kidcamaleon> algum br?
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> jub369: it won't i want you to pastebin the output
[00:11] <MgMt> wireless but it has a usb i can connect it with
[00:12] <jub369> i cant action
[00:12] <MgMt> i dont think my lappy has bluetooth
[00:12] <jub369> the Cd i trying to mount has drivers so i can get on internet
[00:12] <jub369> this is on a whole dif pc
[00:13] <MgMt> its a sixaxis ps3 controller
[00:14] <MgMt> i think it suposed to be supported in linux but i cant get it to work with zsnes or anything
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> jub369: i see, ok then read the device names and make sure that one matches the cd line in the fstab, if they match the optical drive should mount, if not edit the fstb file to match
[00:15] <ActionParsnip> MgMt: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sixaxis
[00:15] <MgMt> thanks
[00:16] <Ricoshady> im noticing some new versions of php and apache that are out that fix some security issues, but not seeing any updates when I do apt-get upgrade? so how do I Get these security fixes?
[00:16]  * Volkswagner was rejected from #ubuntu-server and #ubuntu
[00:16] <ActionParsnip> Ricoshady: search the ppas: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas
[00:16] <Ricoshady> in fact the version of php that was isntalled on my linux ubuntu system is quite old, 5.2 and 5.3 is out
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> Ricoshady: you can also log bugs to state the bugs stuff fixes to get them added sooner
[00:17] <steven_> i hit add  on my transmission and add to torrent pop up hit add aning not happen
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> !latest
[00:17] <ricardo> Ola
[00:18] <steven_> ricardo: i hit add  on my transmission and add to torrent pop up hit add aning not happen
[00:19] <steven_> i got a ?
[00:20] <steven_>  i hit add  on my transmission and add to torrent pop up hit add aning not happen
[00:21] <Ricoshady> I mean php 5.2.13 is out and and my distro is still at 5.2.10
[00:21] <alesan> !backup
[00:24] <valkryie> Hello fellow linux users!
[00:24] <steven_> valkryie: can u help me
[00:24] <gafir> hello! Any idea why I wouldn't be getting any wireless in Lucid Lynx Alpha 3?
[00:25] <gafir> I have a dell laptop 1545
[00:25] <gafir> and is there anywhere I could report this issue?
[00:25] <valkryie> steven_: I can try
[00:25] <phaedra> !lucid | grafir
[00:26] <steven_> ok here it is i cant down load a game
[00:26] <valkryie> what game?  I am a new linux user, and just learning the ropes myself
[00:27] <gafir> phaedra: thanks
[00:27] <phaedra> gafir, np
[00:27] <steven_> PlaneShift  its on transmission i hit add some pop
[00:27] <valkryie> have you checked playlinux and wine
[00:28] <nrg__> got it to work
[00:28] <valkryie> they are both programs that allow you to play games on linux
[00:28] <valkryie> I'm usuing wine atm to install WoW and LOTRO
[00:28] <clipse> anyone know anything about qmail? I'm having an issue where i can send myself mail from ent@forrestjordanllc.com to ent@forrestjordanllc.com but when outside internet emails ent@forrestjordanllc.com it doesnt show up at the inbox on ent@forrestjordanllc.com.... the dns is all set correctly: domain forrestjordanllc.com
[00:28] <clipse> no errors show up when a person tries to email ent@forrestjordanllc.com either.. It just wont arrive at the inbox
[00:28] <shrink> quit
[00:29] <nrg__> had to manually edit the grub legacy update scripts by adding the  /mnt prefix
[00:29] <steven_>  its a linux game something pop up i hit add aninig but nothnig but happen
[00:30] <nightrid3r> clipse: maybe ask in #qmail
[00:30] <valkryie> I cannot help you.  can u check the ubuntu forums for that particular game?
[00:31] <steven_> that ok i did that it looks like greek to me
[00:31] <valkryie> lol.  I know.  most linux stuff is like a foreign language to me as well.... but its fun learning
[00:31] <Wyt> whats the best wireless card for packet injection with ubuntu?
[00:32] <valkryie> it's freeing, cutting the cord from Microshaft
[00:32] <zebastian> i have a problem with a program that i run on ubuntu but i am not sure that its on ubuntu that i can solve it
[00:32] <zebastian> namely i need to make an apps window/dialog box sizeable
[00:32] <pou> steven_: what's the problem with transmission ?
[00:32] <zebastian> as it isnt
[00:32] <microsoft> hello
[00:33] <steven_> pou: i cant not download a game
[00:33] <zebastian> namely linux versions of skype, when i am on a  call with multiple people the list becoms so large it doesnt fit the screen and the window can be sized
[00:33] <microsoft> hell
[00:33] <pou> steven_: i understand but i saw it's a torrent download. Do you know what is a torrent ?
[00:34] <steven_> pou: no
[00:34] <zonro> ciao
[00:35] <pou> steven_: that may be your problem. Your file will be downloaded by transmission. Have you downloaded the torrent file and double-clicked on it ?
[00:36] <steven_> ok where torrent  at
[00:36] <pou> ?
[00:36] <gizmobay> I rar'd some files via the command line. I set a password. With ark, I can view the file names without entering a password. What did I do wrong?
[00:36] <gizmobay> I can't extract without the pass though
[00:37] <gizmobay> rar a -m5 -p files.rar *
[00:37] <steven_> pou: Ktorrent in software canter
[00:37] <pou> you're on kubuntu ?
[00:38] <steven_> 9.10
[00:38] <pou> KDE or Gnome ?
[00:38] <steven_> Gnome
[00:39] <pou> ok, so you should use transmission, which is already installed
[00:40] <trism> gizmobay: try with -hp instead of -p
[00:40] <steven_> yes i need help with the add this i hit is something pop up i hit add nothing happen
[00:40] <gizmobay> Ah, thanks trism
[00:40] <pou> steven_: torrent is peer to peer. Transmission uses your torrent file to download your game
[00:41] <pou> steven_: have you downloaded and double-clicked on the torrent file ?
[00:41] <steven_> So on Transmission hit add right
[00:42] <pou> first, choose the folder
[00:42] <steven_> what  folder i try all of them
[00:43] <pou> the folder where you want to download your file
[00:44] <steven_> wich is downloads but nothing happen
[00:44] <pou> transmission is still opened ?
[00:44] <steven_> yes
[00:45] <pou> don't you see the line with your game ?
[00:45] <steven_> in the transmission right
[00:46] <pou> well, you can see the download prgression, can't you ?
[00:46] <steven_> its done
[00:47] <steven_> but i can find it
[00:47] <pou> can't ?
[00:47] <steven_> or play it
[00:47] <eraggo> right click it and "check dowload folder"
[00:47] <zebastian> how do i know if i am on 64 or 32 bits?
[00:48] <ZykoticK9> zebastian, in a terminal "uname -m"
[00:49] <zebastian> ZykoticK9: it says i686
[00:49] <ZykoticK9> zebastian, that's 32 bit then
[00:50] <steven_> pou: i when to my download files and i found it but i still cant play it
[00:50] <pou> steven_: are you sure the download is finished
[00:51] <steven_> yes it say
[00:51] <zebastian> ZykoticK9: how do you know that? i am just curious, thanks btw
[00:51] <eraggo> steven_: is it movie?
[00:51] <steven_> no game
[00:51] <ZykoticK9> zebastian, i686=32 bit, x86_64 = 64 bit
[00:51] <steven_> brb
[00:52] <zebastian> what are MIDs?
[00:53] <te_> zebastian: You mean midi?  Musical Instrument Digital Interface
[00:53] <zebastian> no, it says, this version of skype is intended for MIDs
[00:54] <Volkswagner> mid = mobile internet device
[00:54] <hipitihop> is there a reason why VirtualBox is lagging so far behind in teh normal repo ?
[00:55] <Lxndr> I installed Ubuntu (yay) and it's working really well (yay) but sadly, I miss a few of my former Windows games, and so I'm considering installing XP as a dual-boot. I found one website that gives me a walkthrough (http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_linux_and_windows_xp_linux_installed_first.htm), but unfortunately that walkthrough is already failing on step 2. Can anyone give me instructions or point me somewhere that has them? Ubuntu is insta
[00:55] <Lxndr> lled, I now want to bring XP into the fold.
[00:56] <dekenx> what should I do to use my laptops built-in IR receiver
[00:57] <te_> Lxndr: Not sure what step 2 is but is it because you have Ubuntu on the first partition?
[00:57] <Jaimie> wihtout clicking your link Lxndr; simply use gpardted, install windows; put a livecd in and run grub install
[00:57] <te_> Lxndr: ... bacause XP can only go on first partition...
[00:58] <hans67521> hi
[00:58] <hipitihop> Lxndr, depending on the specific game you want to run, look at Wine, it may already support your game, alternatively also consider using virtualbox.org .. package available via synaptic
[00:58] <hans67521> i am busy building my own ubuntu distro
[00:58] <Kittymew> hey ubuntu people, is there an easy way to set a custom menu item (on the main menu in gnome) to run as root (via sudo)?
[00:58] <hans67521> but i am stuck with an install system
[00:58] <hans67521> the system has no gui
[00:58] <airtonix> Kittymew, right click menu > select edit, prefix commands with gksudo
[00:58] <Kittymew> gksudo? Thanks.
[00:59] <hans67521> anyone have idea how to make an install
[00:59] <Lxndr> hipitihop, The game I want to run is not behaving well in WINE, sadly. (Which is annoying, since it behaves in WINE on my laptop).
[00:59] <Lxndr> te_ Step 2 says "back up the grub boot menu." Which apparently is at /boot/grub/menu.lst (according to the page) but that file does not exist on my box.
[00:59] <airtonix> Lxndr, most likely because the two machine have different video cards ?
[01:00] <te_> Lxndr: If that is the case, there is no real easy way to fix that type of problem.  If intend to install XP, you need to do it first, or,  you need to leave a partition at the first of the drive and reserve it for XP.
[01:00] <steven_> pou: are you still on
[01:00] <Lxndr> airtonix, The problem happens before the game loads.
[01:00] <pou> steven_: yes
[01:00] <airtonix> Lxndr, as do most things related to videos cards and wine
[01:00] <te_> !grub2 | Lxndr
[01:01] <steven_> i hit the tabs in tramission seeding it still on here but downloading it not
[01:01] <root_> hi
[01:02] <seanbrystone> transmission is horrible
[01:02] <seanbrystone> deluge ftw
[01:02] <pou> steven_: you told me the download was finished
[01:02] <airtonix> !troll | seanbrystone
[01:02] <Zeelot3k> does anyone know of a file browser that lets me double click to expand a folder instead of moving into it? any file browser with that option would be great
[01:02] <seanbrystone> airstrike, i beg your pardon
[01:02] <seanbrystone> i was just responding to his comment
[01:02] <steven_> so it not done
[01:02] <airtonix> !who | seanbrystone
[01:02] <root_> merhaba Türk varmı acaba şuanda
[01:03] <te_> Zeelot3k: What do you mean "expand it"?
[01:03] <seanbrystone> airstrike, ive been here 4 years dont you lecture me on anything.
[01:03] <Curly_Q> Hey folks, I am logged in as sudo su -  but using a windows ssh box I cannot copy paste files with the client. I also get access denied in some circumstances. Any Suggestions?
[01:03] <pou> steven_: you can see the progression so you should know if it's finished or not
[01:03] <Zeelot3k> te_: I mean like the + sign next to directories in tree mode
[01:04] <airtonix> steven_, you need to clarify the situation. 1) you have transmission running 2) you have it loaded with a torrent 3) the torrent is in the seeding stage 4) but its not 100% downloaded ...
[01:04] <Zeelot3k> but without moving into the dir on double click
[01:04] <Zeelot3k> I want it to expand instead
[01:04] <airtonix> seanbrystone, who is airstrike  ?
[01:04] <Curly_Q> Could it be that I am not using the correct encryption?
[01:04] <clipse> I have eth0:1 that has port 25 LISTENING. I'm trying to basically do this command: iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 2525 -i eth0 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 25 ---- but except I need it for eth0:1... when i do -i eth0:1 it says Warning: weird character in interface `eth0:1' (No aliases, :, ! or *).
[01:04] <seanbrystone> i meant airtonix sorry airstrike
[01:04] <steven_> ok thank you
[01:05] <pou> steven_: that was a question. You need to tell us more
[01:05] <te_> Curly_Q: You need to give more details.
[01:06] <Curly_Q> Te, I have root access, e.g.,  root@Me     I was denied acces to the directory I am interested in.
[01:06] <te_> Curly_Q:  Not sure we understand your situation.
[01:07] <te_> Curly_Q: Check file permissions.
[01:07] <te_> Curly_Q: ls -ld
[01:07] <Curly_Q> Are you saying Te that I need to give myself as rood access file permissions?
[01:07] <Curly_Q> rood = root
[01:08] <te_> Curly_Q: I'm saying that you need to see what the file permissions are, (as that may be what is causing you to not have access).
[01:09] <te_> Curly_Q: http://www.freeos.com/articles/3127/
[01:10] <Curly_Q> There was an "Unexpected token"
[01:12] <Curly_Q> I found an article that discusses removing absolutely sudo and root permissions. I know that is not the best thing in the world but on an infrastructure behind a firewall, that is not a problem.
[01:13] <Curly_Q> I could always put back the sudo structure.
[01:13] <te_> Curly_Q: If you globally change file permissions, it could very well cause a problem.
[01:13] <brjann> Curly_Q: sudo is not just for protection from outsiders, it's also to prevent you from accidentally destroying your system
[01:13] <zebastian> i am on hardy heron trying to install skype and i cant it says dependency not satisfiable libasound2
[01:13] <Curly_Q> I agree.
[01:15] <NinoScript> Hi! I need some help :P
[01:15] <Socraton> Just installed ubuntu on my desktop, and updated, but my sound seems to not work. Everything seems fine except there isn't sound. Installed alsamixer, seems fine there. :/
[01:15] <te_> !hi | NinoScript
[01:16] <NinoScript> after a kernel update, grub2 started showing 2 options, the new one, and the old one
[01:16] <te_> Socraton: Nothing is muted?   Everything turned up?
[01:16] <Curly_Q> Te my other question is: Are the old SSH clients compatible with the Ubuntu ssh   and should I be using sshd instead?
[01:17] <te_> !sound | Socraton
[01:17] <Socraton> te: It was muted by default, but I unmuted it. Didn't do anything
[01:17] <te_> Curly_Q: sshd is the ssh server.
[01:17] <Socraton> hm, ok. I'll check it out.
[01:17] <Lxndr> I have Ubuntu installed on my computer. I want to keep *everything* I have currently installed, the custom configurations to my various programs, et cetera. I also want to dual boot with XP. How can I accomplish both these goals?
[01:17] <NinoScript> if I enter the new kernel, it starts flashing a terminal and I can't do anything
[01:17] <Curly_Q> Te so the d stands for daemon?
[01:18] <te_> Curly_Q: You are correct
[01:18] <Curly_Q> Thanks Te.
[01:18] <NinoScript> I read, and I think it has to do with the NVIDIA drivers, and I was told that if I reinstall them, it would work again
[01:19] <NinoScript> now, the problem is, that I downgraded to grub1, and now there's no list… it just starts with the new kernel version and I can't fix it
[01:19] <Curly_Q> I did an apt-get and it works. But what about the "Encryption Algoriths, could that be my problem?
[01:19] <te_> Lxndr: If Ubuntu occupies the first partition, you will not be able to install XP until you move Ubuntu off of it. (XP will only boot from first partition.)
[01:19] <NinoScript> what should I do?
[01:20] <Lxndr> te_: How do I move Ubuntu?
[01:20] <Curly_Q> Algoriths?
[01:20] <Curly_Q> Algorithms?
[01:21] <te_> Lxndr: ... and moving Ubuntu off of the first partition is a bit too complicated for us to discuss here on this channel. If you can talk someone into going to a private channel and providing you with step by step instructions, that will work for you, but, as I said, it is a bit complicated.
[01:21] <BluesKaj-Laptop> NinoScript, sudo  update-grub
[01:21] <joshuah> has anyone had any problems with gnome shell? when I do "gnome-shell --replace" I get no run box with alt+f2, no workspaces, and no panel
[01:22] <joshuah> I'm using nvidia, with a 190 driver installed from the command line and all updates (including kernel) installed
[01:22] <Archanamiya> I'm on 8.04 and I've royally messed up my display in displayconfig-gtk. What can I do
[01:22] <te_> joshuah:  Not sure what gnome-shell is.
[01:22] <Random832> joshuah; i think gnome-shell is meant to replace the whole paradigm of panel, workspaces, alt-f2 run
[01:22] <ringo999> what tool do you all use to find and remove duplicate audio files?
[01:23] <Random832> i.e. you use the gnome-shell stuff instead of the panel
[01:23] <BluesKaj-Laptop> joshuah, stay away from gnome shell if you want to use the run box etc
[01:23] <joshuah> Random832: yeah, but I don't even get the gnome-shell time/calendar/panel thing (I've used it before, but it doesn't seem to be working for me now)
[01:23] <Lxndr> te_: Is there no website with spelled out step-by-step instructions?
[01:23] <te_> joshuah: You should try #gnome-shell
[01:24] <te_> Lxndr: Not sure.  I'll look around and see.
[01:24] <gasull> Hi all.  I followed the directions for playing DVDs and it doesn't work http://shibuvarkala.blogspot.com/2009/10/how-to-play-dvd-in-ubuntu-910-karmic.html  How can I troubleshoot this?  Thank you in advance.
[01:24] <joshuah> te_: #gnome-shell isn't a channel
[01:24] <Lxndr> te_: 'step 3' of the website I posted (http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_linux_and_windows_xp_linux_installed_first.htm?page=3) seems to give such instructions. Could you scan it and let me know if it's accurate?
[01:24] <Archanamiya> I'm on 8.04 and I've royally messed up my display in displayconfig-gtk. What can I do?
[01:26] <hamin> hi
[01:26] <hamin> is anyone there
[01:26] <hamin> ??
[01:26] <densone> hello
[01:26] <Archanamiya> yes. over 1000 people are
[01:26] <Archanamiya> ;)
[01:26] <hamin> haha
[01:26] <hamin> lol
[01:26] <gasull> hamin: just ask your question
[01:26] <clipse> I have eth0:1 that has port 25 LISTENING. I'm trying to basically do this command: iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 2525 -i eth0 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 25 ---- the problem is.... port 2525 wont open up to the outside world...... still
[01:26] <joejc> what the path to the default sound device in ubuntu 9.10?
[01:27] <hamin> sorry just started this
[01:27] <hamin> im still new
[01:27] <hamin> xD
[01:27] <ZykoticK9> gasull, the link you sent is actually trying to combine the 2 methods of installing DVD support into one -- see http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/enable-dvd-video-playback for the two methods spelt out
[01:27] <ipatrol> Hello. A client gave me an HP laptop which was originally loaded with XP. It now has netbook remix and while iwconfig recognizes the built-in adapter, it doesn't detect the client's wireless network, or any other for that matter. Any ideas?
[01:27] <Archanamiya> hamin, try to keep it on as few lines as possible. The enter key isn't punctuation
[01:27] <Curly_Q> Te is there a GUI that will make all of the permissions with Kubuntu or a command for it?
[01:27] <gasull> clipse: if nobody answers your question try in #networking
[01:27] <lantizia> my question was more of a poll... on if people believe it's better to have dedicated nameservers for a group of web servers... or use the nameservers on the web servers themselves.
[01:27] <Jaimie> ipatrol, tried it in the command line?
[01:27] <Jaimie> with iwconfig?
[01:27] <Archanamiya> Curly_Q, what do you mean permissions? file permissions?
[01:27] <Strife89> !10.04
[01:28] <Curly_Q> Yes.
[01:28] <buttons840> i hear norton ghost will not work with ext partitions, is there an alternate tool i can use for imaging?
[01:28] <ipatrol> Jaimie: yes, iwconfig wlan0
[01:28] <Typos_King> Curly_Q:    will make what?
[01:28] <Curly_Q> File and directory.
[01:28] <Archanamiya> Curly_Q, right click? ;)
[01:28] <te_> Lxndr: Looks like you've got it there.
[01:28] <Archanamiya> Curly_Q, or chmod and chown
[01:28] <Archanamiya> I'm on 8.04 and I've royally messed up my display in displayconfig-gtk. What can I do?
[01:28] <ipatrol> Jaimie: I also added the network manually, still no luck
[01:28] <Typos_King> buttons840:   can't say, I'd think that's not the case, check maybe the latest version, I've used 2003 version, is not filesystem dependent, just partition or disk based
[01:29] <ZykoticK9> buttons840, check out clonezilla at http://clonezilla.org/ it's a livecd that supports both MS and Linux partitions
[01:29] <Lxndr> te_: Said website advises I 'back up the grub boot menu' but the file it specifies does not exist on my computer. Do you know how I could go about doing that?
[01:29] <Jaimie> what security are you using ipatrol?
[01:29] <densone> clipse: is the port binding?
[01:29] <Jaimie> wep or wpa?
[01:29] <Archanamiya> I'm on 8.04 and I've royally messed up my display in displayconfig-gtk. What can I do?
[01:29] <joejc> what the path to the default sound device in ubuntu 9.10?
[01:30] <ipatrol> Jaimie: The client uses a Linksys home edition with WEP
[01:30] <blakkheim> ipatrol: you shouldn't use wep
[01:30] <Xcell> new install, have restricted extras installed, still no dvd,  any ideas  ?
[01:30] <ipatrol> blakkheim: Our security team told them that
[01:30] <Jaimie> depends; the chances of a person with the knowledge to hack WEP are slim
[01:30] <Jaimie> and also if you need to support legacy hardware
[01:30] <te_> Lxndr: If you have 9.10, it does not use /boot/grub/menu.lst see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2
[01:30] <Jaimie> you dont have that choice
[01:31] <ipatrol> Jaimie: It's a small store
[01:31] <Archanamiya> I'm on 8.04 and I've royally messed up my display in displayconfig-gtk. What can I do?!?!
[01:31] <gasull> ZykoticK9: thanks.  I think the link just tries the first method.  I'm gonna reboot and try the 2nd method if it doesn't work.  The DVD should autorun when I put it in, right?  Or at least I should see a DVD/CD icon in my desktop, right?
[01:31] <Jaimie> security aside try it in the console
[01:31] <Jaimie> http://www.everyjoe.com/newlinuxuser/howto-use-iwconfig/
[01:31] <ipatrol> Jaimie: I did
[01:31] <densone> Archanamiya: can you boot into rescue mode and fix it ?
[01:31] <te_> Lxndr: The file you need to back up is /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[01:31] <dijital1> trying to find  libnet-scp-ruby1.8 for ubuntu 8.10 but it doesn't appear to be in the repos
[01:31] <Xcell> !dvd
[01:31] <Typos_King> Lxndr:   the old menu.lst labels are in the new grub at /boot/grub/grub.cfg   so  that'd be what you want backed up
[01:32] <ipatrol> It doesn't notice any wireless network, though I kind several are within rnge
[01:32] <ipatrol> range
[01:32] <Archanamiya> densone, oh I can login fine. But It's in low graphics mode.
[01:32] <ZykoticK9> gasull, it would depend on how you have Nautilus setup to handle DVDs but you'd at lease suspect some sort of icon on your desktop yes
[01:32] <densone> Archanamiya, Can you revert what you did?
[01:32] <Archanamiya> densone, I honestly don't know
[01:32] <Lxndr> te_ and Typos_King: thanks
[01:32] <Archanamiya> I sure hope so :(
[01:32] <ipatrol> Jaimie: Brb, my boss wants me to help with something
[01:32] <zebastian> help i am having problem with this http://divyad.wordpress.com/2008/05/01/install-skype-on-ubuntu-804-hardy-heron-configure-sound/
[01:33] <zebastian> i get bash: -xvf: command not found
[01:33] <gasull> ZykoticK9: OK, thanks.  rebooting now
[01:33] <CultOfTheGlenda> So if I want to reinstall Ubuntu over Windows can I just delete windows with rm -rf / -no-preserve-root ?
[01:33] <densone> Archanamiya, There is a way to set you config back to stock with dpkg.
[01:33] <Archanamiya> densone, awesome! how do I do it?
[01:34] <Typos_King> CultOfTheGlenda:     why not just repartition? it may just even be quicker, and you may just settle for ext4 or such
[01:34] <CultOfTheGlenda> How do i do that in XP?
[01:34] <airtonix> CultOfTheGlenda, you don't.
[01:34] <CultOfTheGlenda> oh
[01:35] <Typos_King> CultOfTheGlenda:     you don't  ah... you do it from a live-cd boot
[01:35] <CultOfTheGlenda> I haven't used Linux since Corel Linux. so I forgot a bit.
[01:35] <Archanamiya> densone, awesome! how do I do it?
[01:35] <airtonix> CultOfTheGlenda, 1) insert live cd 2) select install 3) select use whole drive 4) ??? 5) profit
[01:35] <densone> Archanamiya, look in /etc/x11.conf  . I think its dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org
[01:35] <john> I have a sony netbook that doesn't have usb boot capability. At sudo what command string will allow me to boot from usb to install Remix?
[01:35] <Archanamiya> densone, ok let's do this
[01:35] <CultOfTheGlenda> So is there a Linux like Corel Linux?
[01:35] <CultOfTheGlenda> I really liked it
[01:36] <densone> Archanamiya, that should wipe out the display config
[01:36] <Archanamiya> billy@billy:~$ locate x11.conf
[01:36] <Archanamiya> billy@billy:~$
[01:36] <Archanamiya> o_O
[01:36] <Typos_King> CultOfTheGlenda:     dunno... I never used corel linux... so can't say
[01:36] <airtonix> !enter > Archanamiya
[01:36] <CultOfTheGlenda> Oh it died in 1999
[01:36] <densone> Archanamiya vim /etc/x11/xorg.conf?
[01:36] <Xcell> got it
[01:36] <densone> Archanamiya, I am not on my ubuntu machine right nwo
[01:36] <FloodBot4> !netsplit
[01:37] <Archanamiya> densone, sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg?
[01:37] <haro1> hi , I'm using ubuntu 9.10 (updated from 9.04) , I've just plugged in a Samsung laser printer, and ubuntu detected that I plugged it in the usb port , then it let me choose from a list of printers to configure , and I found the right model , and selected it. But the printer doesn't print the test page. The print jobs wait. And from time to time  ,  a yellow banner appears up-right that says 'maybe the printer lm-xyz is disconnecte
[01:37] <densone> Archanamiya, is that what it says in the comments?
[01:37] <Archanamiya> yes
[01:37] <sebsebseb> CultOfTheGlenda: Corel Linux  stopped being made years ago
[01:38] <densone> Archanamiya, go for it. Then restart the xserver
[01:38] <CultOfTheGlenda> yes i said it died in 1999 or 2000
[01:38] <Archanamiya>  ok
[01:38] <sebsebseb> CultOfTheGlenda: the command you gave would delete / in a Linux distro and result in it being rather well messed up.
[01:38] <zebastian> help i am trying to install skype and it wont work
[01:38] <Archanamiya> densone, how do I restart it?
[01:38] <airtonix> CultOfTheGlenda, so do you have a question about ubuntu ?
[01:38] <moots> Hi.  I upgraded my linux, and I copied the contents of my home directory.  Now when I copied my home directory back, the permissions are now root.  I need the permissions and uid of the files and directories *inside* the home directory to match the permissions of the home directory.  How do I get it to copy or apply those uid and permissions?
[01:38] <zebastian> using this page http://divyad.wordpress.com/2008/05/01/install-skype-on-ubuntu-804-hardy-heron-configure-sound/
[01:38] <CultOfTheGlenda> damn netsplites
[01:38] <densone> Archanamiya, well you could log out and log back in
[01:38] <tpirat5> moots sudo
[01:39] <Archanamiya> densone, ok brb
[01:39] <sebsebseb> CultOfTheGlenda: you can delete WIndows using the Ubuntu installer,  or  the gparted partition editor on the CD
[01:39] <symptom> moots sudo chown should work
[01:39] <moots> tpirat5, I don't know the syntax
[01:39] <symptom> moots check out the chown man page
[01:39] <symptom> !chown
[01:39] <symptom> !chown | moots
[01:39] <moots> ok
[01:39] <CultOfTheGlenda> does linux have anything as powerful as Microsoft's power shell?
[01:40] <densone> hahah
[01:40] <haro1> CultOfTheGlenda: what cam ms ps do ?
[01:40] <densone> cultofglenda, what are you trying to accomplish
[01:40] <CultOfTheGlenda> anything bash can do
[01:40] <CultOfTheGlenda> i am just asking a damn question
[01:41] <sebsebseb> CultOfTheGlenda: Unix/Linux is better than Windows for commands
[01:41] <airtonix> CultOfTheGlenda, powershell isn't that powerful to be honest
[01:41] <BlueSTARS> Linux is far more powerful than Microsoft power shell.
[01:41] <symptom> moots, http://www.manpagez.com/man/8/chown/ I bet "sudo chown -R homeusername /home/homeusername/ will work
[01:41] <densone> cultofglenda, linux shell is limitless
[01:41] <densone> at least I think it is
[01:41] <CultOfTheGlenda> i never used linux shell just bash
[01:41] <HoNgOuRu> hi I need some help setting my wireless to channel 13
[01:41] <sebsebseb> CultOfTheGlenda: right
[01:41] <densone> any linux shell
[01:41] <BlueSTARS> CultOfTheGlenda, bash is linux shell
[01:42] <densone> bash, zsh, korn
[01:42] <CultOfTheGlenda> bash is not a linux shell
[01:42] <densone> They are all liniux
[01:42] <HoNgOuRu> Im using ubuntu and intel 3945 wirless
[01:42] <BlueSTARS> CultOfTheGlenda, Bash most certainly IS a linux shell
[01:42] <BlueSTARS> well, it's a shell program
[01:42] <symptom> moots, -R is for recursive ... I think
[01:42] <BlueSTARS> doesn't ONLY run on linux
[01:42] <BlueSTARS> symptom, that's right
[01:42] <tpirat5> Hello everyone. I am running my computer dual boot with Windows 7 and Ubuntu 9.10. I was recently working under unbuntu when i ran out of disk space. I cleared some space up where now i have about 400mb free. However i can not login into ubuntu. When i try to a get an error about gnome session not being properly installed and that i should contact my computer administrator. I have tried accessing my files under windows 7 and i can view th
[01:42] <CultOfTheGlenda> but not exclusive to linux
[01:42] <HoNgOuRu> what file do I have to configure so modprobe get the options?
[01:42] <airtonix> CultOfTheGlenda, so do you have a question about ubuntu ?
[01:42] <CultOfTheGlenda> what shells do you guys like?
[01:42] <densone> cultofglenda, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash
[01:42] <CultOfTheGlenda> i just use bash on my OS X
[01:42] <BlueSTARS> CultOfTheGlenda, I use bash
[01:43] <sebsebseb> CultOfTheGlenda: people tend to just use the default in Ubuntu
[01:43] <moots> so sudo chown -R  1000:1000 /home/homeusername/
[01:43] <CultOfTheGlenda> oh
[01:43] <symptom> BlueSTARS, the man page for chown is kinda cryptic and doesnt explictly say recursive...
[01:43] <HoNgOuRu> need help setting the wireless to channel 13 please
[01:43] <tpirat5> i like taco shells
[01:43] <airtonix> CultOfTheGlenda, might want to take this conversation to #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:43] <HoNgOuRu> how do I set the regmod properly?
[01:43] <BlueSTARS> Hi all. I just installed Xubuntu 10.04 A3. I heard I was supposed to be able to run without HAL, but attempting to remove HAL warns me that I'm going to uninstall xubuntu-desktop. Any ideas?
[01:43] <moots> I need for the files and directories inside "/home/homeusername/" to match that of "/home/homeusername/"
[01:43] <tpirat5> How can i recover files from ubuntu or even fix ubuntu without having to reformat
[01:43] <aouldr78> hello everyone
[01:43] <moots> for permissions and owner
[01:43] <sebsebseb> CultOfTheGlenda: also useually more advanced Desktop Linux users don't use Ubuntu at all,  because they are using other distro/s instead,  or  they use other distros and Ubuntu
[01:43] <symptom> BlueSTARS, check out #ubuntu+1
[01:44] <datadigger> BlueSTARS: X needs HAL.
[01:44] <Jesse1984> does anyone know how to force ubuntu into VGA mode or a low video mode when booting ?
[01:44] <BlueSTARS> tpirat5, not sure how much this will help you, but pressing Ctrl-Alt-F1 will drop you to a text terminal
[01:44] <moots> Right now I'm on the LiveCD
[01:44] <BlueSTARS> symptom, thanks
[01:44] <datadigger> BlueSTARS: If you run a headless server, it's fine.
[01:44] <aouldr78> what is the best video player for Ubuntu?
[01:44] <CultOfTheGlenda> I just kinda started using OS X, I think it can mostly do what Linux can do, I just can't edit its source code
[01:44] <symptom> BlueSTARS, they do the current beta version support and discussion
[01:44] <BlueSTARS> datadigger, i thought Lucid was supposed to run without headless
[01:44] <sebsebseb> !best |  aouldr78
[01:44] <sebsebseb> aouldr78: I guess VLC will be good enough
[01:45] <Archanamiya> densone, thanks. that worked like a charm. :)
[01:45] <tpirat5> BlueSTARS, ok so i could copy files over to windows partition or external drive that way. Know of a way to fix my problem about logging in?
[01:45] <densone> cultofglenda, osx is derived from Unix
[01:45] <hans67521> i have a custom ubuntu livecd, does anyone know how i can install this to hdd
[01:45] <datadigger> BlueSTARS: X server needs HAL to probe the hardware
[01:45] <CultOfTheGlenda> Best video player depends on the DE you are using.
[01:45] <CultOfTheGlenda> OS X is unix
[01:45] <sebsebseb> CultOfTheGlenda: many commands are  for loads of distro's some commands like sudo apt-get install programname are only for  Debian and Debian based distros such as Ubuntu
[01:45] <densone> Archanamiya, I am very happy to hear. Make sure you always backup your configs
[01:45] <sebsebseb> CultOfTheGlenda: or well distros based on Ubuntu,  well other distros don't tend to use sudo
[01:45] <Archanamiya> densone, for sure. thanks again :D
[01:46] <densone> Archanamiya, good luck
[01:46] <ZykoticK9> CultOfTheGlenda, technically OS X is a BSD
[01:46] <CultOfTheGlenda> OS X is UNIX go look it up
[01:46] <sebsebseb> CultOfTheGlenda: maybe you want a re cap on commands or something so
[01:46] <sebsebseb> !terminal |  CultOfTheGlenda
[01:46] <HoNgOuRu> can someone help me setting my box to channel 13?
[01:46] <HoNgOuRu> please
[01:46] <densone> CultOfTheGlenda, BSD is UNIX
[01:46] <BlueSTARS> HoNgOuRu, are you in the US?
[01:47] <BlueSTARS> HoNgOuRu: if so, you're not supposed to use > 11
[01:47] <john> How do I access a usb from grub? To install OS.
[01:47] <CultOfTheGlenda> freebsd is not unix
[01:47] <BlueSTARS> CultOfTheGlenda, take your trolling elsewhere please
[01:47] <BlueSTARS> or at least read wikipedia
[01:47] <BlueSTARS> FreeBSD is definitely Unix
[01:48] <CultOfTheGlenda> Wiki says it is Unix-like
[01:48] <sebsebseb> CultOfTheGlenda: also you seem like the kind of person that will want to know about http://www.distrowatch.com if you don't already know about it
[01:48] <sebsebseb> BlueSTARS: indeed they might be a troll
[01:48] <densone> CultOfTheGlenda,  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FreeBSD Comes from AT&T Unix
[01:49] <CultOfTheGlenda> it came from unix but so did plan 9
[01:49] <sebsebseb> !ot | CultOfTheGlenda
[01:49] <CultOfTheGlenda> hey hey I am helping people as they come
[01:49] <gasull> ZykoticK9:  I try both methods for setting up the DVD, and rebooted after each of them.  Still no luck :-(
[01:49] <airtonix> CultOfTheGlenda, no you are rambling
[01:50] <airtonix> CultOfTheGlenda, take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:50] <ZykoticK9> gasull, did you try a different DVD disc?  we are talking about a video DVD right?
[01:50] <joshuah> john: booting to a usb drive is usually through your BIOS: press F12 on dell machines, look for "Boot menu" or "Boot device select" on other computers
[01:51] <importmind> Hello everyone
[01:51] <CultOfTheGlenda> so why isn't this called #ubuntu-support?
[01:51] <john> Thank you but my sony has no option in BIOS.
[01:51] <densone> importmind,  hello
[01:52] <densone> john, how old is the machine?
[01:52] <ascii808> oh hi
[01:52] <Kutakizukari> Trying to install xampp-linux-1.7.1.tar.gz, it says "Go to a Linux shell and login as the system administrator root:" When I do that it "su: Authentication failure".
[01:52] <ascii808> sure you got the right pass?
[01:52] <CultOfTheGlenda> you aren't in the su list
[01:52] <dj_segfault> Kutakizukari: Type "sudo bash"
[01:52] <joshuah> john: does it have a "setup" option?
[01:52] <CultOfTheGlenda> maybe su is disabled
[01:52] <densone> Kutakizukari, sudo su -
[01:52] <Kutakizukari> ascii808, yes I have the right pass
[01:52] <john> 2003? no internally CD. All ports but 1 usb are external on a dongle.
[01:53] <CultOfTheGlenda> sudo passwd
[01:53] <CultOfTheGlenda> set the passwd
[01:53] <ascii808> use sudo
[01:53] <CultOfTheGlenda> and try su
[01:53] <Kutakizukari> will try
[01:53] <h00k> !root | Kutakizukari
[01:53] <densone> Kutakizukari, Don't set a root password, They are disabled for a reason. Use sudo
[01:53] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, why are you using xamp?
[01:53] <importmind> Ubuntu disables su bt defult
[01:53] <ascii808> you did not set su?
[01:53] <importmind> *by
[01:53] <h00k> Kutakizukari: Also, does this package exist in the repository?
[01:54] <airtonix> CultOfTheGlenda, its best if you become familiar with ubuntu first i think.
[01:54] <h00k> !info xampp
[01:54] <CultOfTheGlenda> you set it up with sudo passwd
[01:54] <Kutakizukari> I tried looking up xampp, no luck
[01:54] <fabio_> !info xamp
[01:54] <CultOfTheGlenda> i have used unix for every i think i can handle ubuntu
[01:54] <lantizia> Got a bit of a poll... do you think it's better to have dedicated nameservers for a group of web servers... or use the nameservers that often comes on each of the control panel powered web servers.
[01:54] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, thats because you use apache mysql and php.
[01:54] <john> Setup can be gotten to by crt/alt/f1
[01:54] <trism> !xampp | Kutakizukari
[01:54] <PeterT> Hi all, I've just made an account and it's not in the "sudoers file" or something? http://paste.ubuntu.com/390727/ (PS, I'm using SSH, connecting to a VPS)
[01:54] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[01:55] <airtonix> !best | lantizia
[01:55] <densone> PeterT, update the sudo access with visudo
[01:55] <Kutakizukari> looking it up
[01:55] <PeterT> densone: As root?
[01:55] <CultOfTheGlenda> yes
[01:55] <PeterT> Thanks
[01:55] <haro1> now I can print openoffice and text documents fine to the SAMSUNG LM-1640 , but printing images and raster files  fails miserably.  What can be done ? Please help me
[01:55] <densone> PeterT, login as a user that has sudo access sudo visudo
[01:56] <PeterT> Usually help isn't so quick, thanks guys
[01:56] <gasull> ZykoticK9:  Well, it's strange.  I bought the DVD of District 9 that it comes with 2 discs.  The disc with the movie doesn't do anything when inserted.  With the 2nd one (special features) I just get Totem playing the sound but no images.
[01:56] <h00k> !dvd | gasull
[01:56] <dj_segfault> gasull: The aliens have taken over your computer.  Throw it out.
[01:56] <ZykoticK9> gasull, sorry man, don't know what else to suggest for ya.  Best of luck.
[01:56] <jolaren_> If I want to search for a file on my ubuntu server.. I want to seach the entire computer, how do I do this? I'm looking for a dir called sc_files
[01:57] <airtonix> CultOfTheGlenda, so i assume you've exhausted the reading matieral on the ubuntu wiki and the ubuntu forums then ?
[01:57] <densone> jolaren_ find / -name "myfile.txt"
[01:57] <PeterT> This correct densone/ CultOfTheGlenda? http://paste.ubuntu.com/390730/
[01:57] <CultOfTheGlenda> This is unix i know this!
[01:57] <dj_segfault> jolaren_: There's a command "locate" that looks at a database built by the command "updatedb" and is very fast
[01:57] <gasull> dj_segfault: LOL
[01:57] <densone> PeterT, yes
[01:57] <PeterT> thanks! :-)
[01:58] <ascii808> I am going to trace ip's by writing a graphical user interface with visual basic
[01:58] <densone> PeterT, it shoudl work right away
[01:58] <econtomawesome> Howdy! I have to "current pending" sectors on my hard drive. Is this a bad sign?
[01:58] <PeterT> Yeap, thanks
[01:58] <lantizia> airtonix, it's a poll ffs, it's a matter of personal opinion
[01:58] <importmind> lol @ cultoftheglanda
[01:58] <gasull> ZykoticK9: thanks. NP. I'll read the docs suggested by h00k
[01:58] <PeterT> densone: Now to re-login to peter, and not root
[01:58] <airtonix> lantizia, its also offtopic and not for this channel
[01:58] <densone> PeterT: correct
[01:58] <PeterT> :-D
[01:58] <lantizia> airtonix, now asked in offtopic :)
[01:59] <h00k> lantizia: polls don't go there, either
[01:59] <CultOfTheGlenda> the what is the topic? being mean to non-ubuntu users?
[01:59] <densone> PeterT, I always discourage the direct use of the ROOT user
[01:59] <PeterT> densone: Thanks again
[01:59] <densone> PeterT, yw
[01:59] <airtonix> !topic
[01:59] <PeterT> densone: Yeah, well SupyBot doesn't allow it ;-)
[01:59] <lantizia> h00k, too bad
[01:59] <PeterT> densone: Uh oh, doesn't work
[02:00] <densone> PeterT, what command are you typing ?
[02:00] <PeterT> densone: I can't do "mkdir supybot", but I can do "sudo mkdir supybot"
[02:00] <densone> yes
[02:00] <CultOfTheGlenda> get in a directory you own
[02:00] <densone> PeterT, you always have to precede the command with sudo
[02:00] <PeterT> densone: Can't it just remeber that I'm the admin?
[02:01] <CultOfTheGlenda> not always... then you won't have permission to the files inside
[02:01] <airtonix> CultOfTheGlenda, prefix your messages with recipients name...
[02:01] <joshuah> PeterT: it does for 5 mins after one "sudo"
[02:01] <airtonix> !enter > CultOfTheGlenda
[02:01] <PeterT> joshuah: Stupid Ubuntu :-(
[02:01] <joshuah> PeterT: I think you can change it somewhere... 1 sec
[02:01] <densone> PeterT, sudo is a safety mechanism . You precede your commands with sudo when you want them to run as root
[02:02] <densone> PeterT,  or as another user
[02:02] <zebastian> i am looking for a deb file for skype for hardy heron
[02:02] <PeterT> Look at this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/390734/
[02:02] <dj_segfault> PeterT: More exactly, it remembers the password for sudo for 5 minutes.  You still need to preface the command with it.  If you need to type a lot of commands, you can do "sudo bash" to launch a bash shell as root but BE CAREFUL!!!
[02:02] <today> happy woman day for your girl .
[02:02] <PeterT> I can't do anything as a regular user, but with sudo, supybot doesn't want to run
[02:02] <PeterT> dj_segfault: Ahhh
[02:02] <densone> PeterT, You may want to set your permissions up properly on the directories
[02:02] <dj_segfault> PeterT: What I do is I have a gnome-terminal setting for a root window that sets a red background so I can't accidentally type commands in it thinking they're running as me
[02:02] <today> how do we play mkv file with enable subs on Ubuntu 9.10 ?
[02:03] <kinja-sheep> PeterT: You can't destroy Walmart but when you're granted with power, you can! :)
[02:03] <joshuah> today: VLC should do that
[02:03] <today> uhm, i dont thing so joshuah
[02:03] <densone> kinja-sheep, haha
[02:03] <PeterT> densone: How do I do that?
[02:03] <PeterT> kinja-sheep: lol
[02:03] <h00k> PeterT: have you checked the supybot documentation?
[02:03] <today> or,can U help me ?
[02:03] <densone> PeterT: I am not totally sure what supeybot is
[02:04] <kinja-sheep> densone: ubottu is a supybot. :)
[02:04] <densone> PeterT, I would highly recommend seeing their readme and man pages.
[02:04] <joshuah> today: me? do you know that your mkv files has the subtitles you need?
[02:04] <joshuah> file*
[02:04] <densone> kinja-sheep: Ahh ok
[02:04] <tpirat5> How do you copy files from ubuntu to a fat 32 or ntfs external drive?
[02:05] <today> i have abc.mkv and abc.srt at folder together, but i cant know to enable this sub when i play mkv file
[02:05] <densone> PeterT, most linux applications run as a not root user unless they are in the first 1024 ports
[02:05] <tpirat5> under terminal
[02:05] <kinja-sheep> today: Use VLC. Toggle 'v' to toggle/skip to next subtitles.
[02:05] <PeterT> h00k, densone: I have, but I'm wondering how to correct the permisions for my account (peter)
[02:05] <airtonix> tpirat5, using "cp" (assuming you already have the drive mounted)
[02:06] <densone> PeterT: chown peter:peter mysupeybotdirectory ?
[02:06] <tpirat5> how do i mount the drive? I tried cp a folder from ubuntu to media/Fat 32 and it showed the folder being there but when i came back into windows the folder was there
[02:06] <PeterT> densone: Can I do that for all directories somehow?
[02:06] <densone> -R
[02:06] <tpirat5> was not there
[02:06] <tpirat5> wow
[02:06] <densone> PeterT chown -R
[02:07] <PeterT> densone: so chown peter:peter / -R
[02:07] <darolu> I have 2 pop mail accounts configured in my Evolution client; I currently have a filter to separate mails from one of them to a folder; none of them support IMAP, is there a way to have them in separate folders (not using a filter)? evolution docs say is not possible but I was hopping for a plug in or something like that.
[02:07] <airtonix> tpirat5, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingANewHardDrive
[02:07] <spridel> somehow I have disabled my minimize, Maximize, and Exit buttons/icons in the top right of my windows, any suggestions?
[02:07] <densone> PeterT chown -R peter:peter <directory> .. See the man page for chown
[02:07] <tpirat5> :(
[02:07] <xangua> spridel: metacity --replace
[02:08] <PeterT> densone: Ok
[02:08] <tpirat5> so its not possible to copy a file from Ubuntu to a windows partition or external drive from terminal?
[02:08] <airtonix> tpirat5, see the table of contents on the right ? ... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingANewHardDrive#Mount The Drive
[02:08] <PeterT> densone: man page?
[02:08] <airtonix> tpirat5, it is possible.
[02:08] <densone> PeterT,  man chown
[02:08] <PeterT> ok
[02:08] <densone> PeterT, A man page is a manual page. Many linux programs have man pages.
[02:08] <tpirat5> ah ok ty
[02:08] <airtonix> tpirat5, you need to do some reading.
[02:09] <PeterT> Oh, didn't know that densone
[02:09] <PeterT> ty
[02:09] <rkvirani> Im on 10.04, but I cannot for the life of me find sun-jdk
[02:09] <densone> PeterT, your welcome
[02:09] <rkvirani> Anyone know how I might install it?
[02:09] <spridel> xangua, ty
[02:09] <mcurran> Anyone know if it's possible to get someone's ip displayed in an IM client like pidgin, without a direct connection.
[02:09] <PeterT> densone: How do I get out of this man page?
[02:09] <densone> q
[02:09] <mcurran> q
[02:09] <PeterT> thanks
[02:09] <trism> rkvirani: it was removed from the repos, they want you to use openjdk now
[02:09] <sebsebseb> rkvirani: You have to use open source java I think,  since something about Sun Java being removed, also #ubuntu+1 is currrently the 10.04 channel
[02:09] <rkvirani> openjdk is not the same
[02:10] <rkvirani> hrm... thats annoying...
[02:10] <airtonix> mcurran, no because you don't send packets directly the person you chat with, they go to a server and the server sends them on for you...
[02:10] <ZykoticK9> rkvirani, sun-java is now there, but join #ubuntu+1
[02:12] <abe3k> byebye
[02:12] <TannerF> What's the best way to extract, not execute a .exe file?
[02:13] <h00k> TannerF: cabextract
[02:13] <Guest92633> .
[02:13] <crackguy> how can I check what workgroup I am on
[02:13] <CultOfTheGlenda> unzip *.exe
[02:13] <PeterT> YUUUUUUUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!
[02:13] <CultOfTheGlenda> depends on the compresion scheme
[02:13] <PeterT> THANK YOU densone!
[02:13] <TannerF> its firefox's .exe
[02:13] <TannerF> fwiw
[02:13] <densone> PeterT, your welcome.
[02:13] <airtonix> crackguy, man smbclient
[02:13] <zebastian> can someone help me please
[02:13] <ZykoticK9> crackguy, "cat /etc/samba/smb.conf | grep WORKGROUP"
[02:13] <zebastian> i am trying to install skype on hardy
[02:13] <airtonix> !ask | zebastian
[02:13] <zebastian> i accidentally erased the version i had
[02:13] <h00k> TannerF: what are you doing with Firefox' .exe?
[02:14] <ThaDoc> this may be a stupid question but how do i figure out what my workgroup name is on my pc, I use ubuntu 9.04
[02:14] <zebastian> can someone help me do this http://divyad.wordpress.com/2008/05/01/install-skype-on-ubuntu-804-hardy-heron-configure-sound/
[02:14] <densone> PeterT,  good luck and rely on man pages and readme files.
[02:14] <TannerF> h00k: I want to extract it, so i can edit its code
[02:14] <zebastian> i cant do it on my own
[02:14] <PeterT> densone: thanks!
[02:14] <zebastian> it doestn work
[02:14] <airtonix> ThaDoc, by reading your /etc/samba/smb.conf file
[02:14] <CultOfTheGlenda> look around inside the exe with a hex editor maybe you can figure out the compression scheme
[02:14]  * PeterT ventures into the dark
[02:14] <baba_b00ie> is there any way to re-involk a hardware detetion for ubuntu
[02:14] <today> when i setup a Compact View in folder, i thing it dont appearent a detail name files ( like as "ubuntu g.... "files) how do we can show detail like as ubuntu guides.pdf?
[02:14] <airtonix> !who | CultOfTheGlenda
[02:14] <h00k> TannerF: why don't you grab the source for it, you're not going to get that from a precompiled .exe
[02:15] <guest12433251234> how can i copy all the files on a windows harddrive to an external harddrive without corrupting them? i'm using an ubuntu live cd
[02:15] <ThaDoc> I actually have to change that file so I need to figure out what it is first
[02:15] <TannerF> hm, i should
[02:15] <TannerF> i was just thinking that
[02:15] <guest12433251234> i'm not trying to create a bootable disk, i just need the files
[02:15] <guest12433251234> for a backup
[02:15] <econtomawesome> Howdy! I have to "current pending" sectors on my hard drive. Is this a bad sign?
[02:15] <john> Hoseoff Glenda. I'm a newbie and even I can tell your an IDIOT!
[02:15] <today> when i setup a Compact View in folder, i thing it dont appear a detail name files ( like as "ubuntu g.... "files) how do we can show detail like as ubuntu guides.pdf?
[02:15] <CultOfTheGlenda> guest, can you mount the drive?
[02:16] <crackguy> sorry I got disconnected! So how do I check my workgroup?
[02:16] <dj_segfault> baba_b00ie tatatoothie:  What hardware are you trying to detect?  Video card?
[02:16] <baba_b00ie> i'm not getting audio on my pc but i was wondering if i could start a hardware detection to have it try for the soundcard again
[02:16] <guest12433251234> CultOfTheGlenda: yes.
[02:16] <airtonix> guest12433251234, first choose a coherent irc nick then 1) mount the external drive (open "my computer") 2) double click on the drive to mount it 3) copy files.
[02:16] <baba_b00ie> dj_segfault, audio
[02:16] <Kutakizukari> What security risk do I run leaving passwords for the lamp stack blank on ubuntu?
[02:16] <CultOfTheGlenda> john, I know what I am talking about; I have hexedited boot sectors to increase the size of the image. so you go away
[02:16] <densone> Kutakizukari, why would you?
[02:16] <h00k> baba_b00ie: it does that when you turn it on
[02:16] <guest12433251234> airtonix: my question is about the copying of the files. should i just use cp? that won't screw up any windows permissions or anything?
[02:16] <dj_segfault> baba_b00ie momomoney:  If you go to Preferences -> Sound -> Hardware what doe sit show
[02:16] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, your mysql server will be open for modification
[02:17] <ZykoticK9> crackguy, "cat /etc/samba/smb.conf | grep WORKGROUP"
[02:17] <airtonix> guest12433251234, you didnt mention using the terminal. live cd will let you mount drives once you get to the desktop.
[02:17] <baba_b00ie> dj_segfault,  internal sound hw
[02:17] <densone> Kutakizukari, better safe than sorry
[02:17] <crackguy> ZykoticK9, wicked@wicked:~$ "cat /etc/samba/smb.conf | grep WORKGROUP"
[02:17] <crackguy> bash: cat /etc/samba/smb.conf | grep WORKGROUP: No such file or directory
[02:17] <densone> Kutakizukari, unless you are adding subnet based acls to the privs table
[02:18] <PeterT> densone: I got my supybot up and running! thanks again
[02:18] <baba_b00ie> dj_segfault, here's the thing, i took . this hard drive out of another pc, stuck it in this one. everything works but the audio. i was trying to get around doing a re-install of ubuntu
[02:18] <CultOfTheGlenda> skrapasor, find where the drive is mounted with the command "mount" and then copy those files with the command cp
[02:18] <ZykoticK9> crackguy, don't know then, good luck
[02:18] <densone> PeterT, yw
[02:18] <PeterT> :D :D
[02:18] <crackguy> ZykoticK9, thanks
[02:18] <dj_segfault> baba_b00ie: Then it's seeing your hardware and there's a different problem.  Try running alsamixer or alsamixergui to make sure all sliders are not muted
[02:19] <densone> skrapasor, cp -a will copy the files in archive mode. The permissions of the files will be kept.
[02:19] <Kutakizukari> Was not sure, thank you
[02:20] <econtomawesome> Howdy! I have to "current pending" sectors on my hard drive. Is this a bad sign?
[02:20] <ThaDoc> is your workgroup name your login name?
[02:20] <ThaDoc> in ubuntu 9.04
[02:20] <airtonix> ThaDoc, no. also keep your messages on one line
[02:21] <baba_b00ie> dj_segfault, dude you're right. the speakers inside my laptop came unplugged from that little flat wire cable thing.. heh opps thanks 4 yoour help thought
[02:21] <sina> hi im on a fresh install of 9.10, how do I make it so that windows is the default OS to boot from grub?
[02:21] <dj_segfault> baba_b00ie: No problem.  You should have asked techno beaver
[02:22] <ThaDoc> then why is it that I have to change my workgroup name in the file /etc/samba/smb.conf to whatever my workgroup name is?  Because I am unsure what my workgroup name is
[02:22] <baba_b00ie> techno beaver? who dat willis
[02:23] <dj_segfault> baba_b00ie:  I thought by your nick you were a Howard Stern fan.  Nevermind
[02:23] <airtonix> ThaDoc, because thats where samba determines the workgroup name to use?
[02:23] <sina> hi im on a fresh install of 9.10, how do I make it so that windows is the default OS to boot from grub?
[02:24] <baba_b00ie> i am a stern fan. haven't listened to him in ages. at least 5 years
[02:24] <dj_segfault> sina: edit /boot/grub/menu.lst.  There's an entry in there called default.  You have to change that.
[02:24] <symptom> sina you need to edit grub.conf
[02:24] <symptom> or menu.lst
[02:24] <airtonix> ThaDoc, also you'd find this useful : http://www.manpagez.com/man/1/smbclient/
[02:24] <darolu> I have 2 pop mail accounts configured in my Evolution client; I currently have a filter to separate mails from one of them to a folder; none of them support IMAP, is there a way to have them in separate folders (not using a filter)? evolution docs say is not possible but I was hopping for a plug in or something like that.
[02:24] <ThaDoc> but my workgroup name I changed, and I cannot remember what it was how do i figure it out, because that file says WORKGROUP on it but I had already changed it and I need to figure out what it is
[02:24] <symptom> sina, dj_segfault is correct
[02:25] <sina> symptom, what
[02:25] <brian_> hey sina I havn
[02:25] <airtonix> ThaDoc, so how did you change it (one would think that was the logical way to find out what you changed it to )
[02:25] <brian_> hey sina I havn't seen you for a long time
[02:26] <sina> do i know you? :P
[02:26] <brian_> no
[02:26] <airtonix> !ot | brian_
[02:26] <ThaDoc> I do not remember hence why I am here!
[02:26] <brian_> I have never seen you befor
[02:26] <brian_> e
[02:26] <brian_> :)
[02:26] <sina> k
[02:26] <brian_> bye
[02:26] <sina> cya
[02:27] <CultOfTheGlenda> hello everybody, what purposes does UFS? Are there any reasons to choose it?
[02:28] <airtonix> ThaDoc, sine you haven't mentioned any other programs one assumes that the /etc/samba/smb.conf is the one of two places from which you can control the workgroup/domain you connect to
[02:28] <Samual> Hey I was wondering how I can install the latest version of handbrake on Ubuntu 9.04?
[02:28] <sina> how stable is chrome in ubuntu
[02:28] <eredeath> Chrome works like a charm for me
[02:29] <dj_segfault> sina: More stable than firefox ;)
[02:29] <ZykoticK9> Samual, download the DEB from http://handbrake.fr/downloads.php
[02:29] <Samual> ZykoticK9, the 9.10 deb doesn't work for it, incorrect dependencies.
[02:30] <Samual> ZykoticK9, I don't know how to build dependency lists from a .deb file
[02:30] <ZykoticK9> Samual, oh sorry didn't see the all important 9.04 -- i doubt it will work anymore in 9.04 sorry (something about a GTK update or something)
[02:30] <airtonix> Samual, http://www.google.com.au/search?q=handbrake+ppa
[02:32] <airtonix> CultOfTheGlenda, only if you want to mount macosx drives
[02:32] <Samual> airtonix, meh probably should've just done that in the first place ^_^ I was looking for the easy way out, anyway thanks that will work.
[02:32] <khider> hello all, who here uses Kontact for Kubuntu?
[02:32] <airtonix> Samual, can't get much easier than that really
[02:33] <chd> how come my drives don't mount automatically when ubuntu 9.10 starts?
[02:33] <airtonix> !ask | khider
[02:33] <Samual> airtonix, the more lazy I can be the better
[02:33] <Samual> airtonix, that's what I meant.
[02:33] <chd> someone said I had to edit my /etc/fstab but I'm not sure how to add the line
[02:33] <khider> Can Kontact send under multiple alias?
[02:33] <Samual> ^_^
[02:33] <blakkheim> chd: man fstab
[02:33] <ZykoticK9> Samual, if you're still around let me know if it does work in 9.04, thanks
[02:33] <khider> I have business e-mails and personal send from different addresses
[02:33] <airtonix> chd, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=283131
[02:33] <khider> It looks like Kontact can onlu send under one laias
[02:34] <khider> alias
[02:34] <airtonix> khider, keep it on one line.
[02:34] <Samual> ZykoticK9, well, I don't need to use it right now precisely, but I will in about an hour.. If you're still on, i'll PM you about it later then?
[02:34] <khider> yes, sir!
[02:34] <RandumNumber> hello
[02:34] <ZykoticK9> Samual, thanks
[02:34] <kaie`> everytime i boot i get a 'error: invalid enviroment block" i have to press e and edit out some line before it will boot.
[02:34] <kaie`> my grub also says 1.97 =/
[02:35] <khider> Can Kontact under kubuntu send e-mails under multiple alias'?
[02:35] <bluedalek> Good day all!  I am trying to install Kubuntu 9.10 64bit on my system... Athlon X2 5000, 3GB, 200GB (WD) & 500GB (Fujitsu) SATA drives.. for some reason, the disc partition does not recognize the 200GB drive, it does recognize the 500.
[02:36] <airtonix> khider, you mean can kontact use multiple email accounts ?
[02:36] <sina> during updates, its asking me what i want to do with grub
[02:37] <airtonix> bluedalek, doesn't recongnise? doesn't show it on the list? won't format it ? which do you mean ?
[02:37] <sina> keep local version is the safe option right
[02:37] <darolu> I have 2 pop mail accounts configured in my Evolution client; I currently have a filter to separate mails from one of them to a folder; none of them support IMAP, is there a way to have them in separate folders (not using a filter)? evolution docs say is not possible but I was hopping for a plug in or something like that.
[02:37] <khider> airtonix: I know it can handle multiple incoming e-mails, but to 'send' e-mails, can you pick the lais to 'send' from?
[02:37] <airtonix> darolu, not with out creating a plugin no. filters are your only way
[02:38] <bluedalek> airtonix, does not recognize it at all.  Not listed.  It does currently have Kubuntu 9.10 32bit installed, and boots fine.  Want to upgrade to 64bit due to new hardware.
[02:38] <airtonix> khider, i dont know have you tried setting up more accounts? i dont use kontact...only evolution.
[02:38] <khider> airtonix: If I send from my business address or personal--it only allows to send from one address. I cannot choose from which address I wish to send from
[02:39] <airtonix> bluedalek, maybe do a fsck on it then try again ?
[02:39] <airtonix> khider, so you want the email to look like its been sent from two email addresses ?
[02:39] <bluedalek> airtonix, stupid question.. whats the best way to do that?  I'm not too literate when it comes to the console
[02:40] <khider> airtonix: No, if I receive an busness e-mail, I want to send from my business account. If I receive a personal e-mail, I want to send from my personal account
[02:41] <PeterT> I can't run a screen: Sorry, could not find a PTY.
[02:41] <airtonix> khider, like i said, i don't use kontact... but it seems that you would first need to have both your email accounts setup before you can choose?
[02:41] <brjann> khider: like a lot of applications it seems kontact supports multiple identities. do you have more than one identity configured?
[02:41] <PeterT> I can't run a screen: Sorry, could not find a PTY.
[02:41] <airtonix> khider, you should ask in #kubuntu
[02:42] <khider> brjann: Hey thanks--yeah ) have my business -mails and personal hooked up
[02:42] <sirninja> two finger scroll doesn't work on my laptop unless I run this script. http://pastebin.com/D103kxkp but sometimes it randomly stops working. Is there a better way to make this a permanent change?
[02:42] <khider> I had the same trouble with Evolution, and it would be nice to use just one e-mail client instead of several
[02:42] <PeterT> I can't run a screen: Sorry, could not find a PTY.
[02:43] <h4n8> bonjours
[02:43] <darolu> airtonix: thanks man, seems like I'll have to write it myself then, may take a while as I have no idea how evolution works inside :(
[02:43] <airtonix> darolu, i'd start with getting the python-evolution package
[02:44] <brjann> khider: take a read-through here, he sets up two identities and links them to a number of accounts. maybe you'll find some useful information: http://www.slackermedia.info/kontact/index.html
[02:44] <airtonix> !info python-evolution | darolu
[02:44] <khider> bryanh: Thanks!
[02:44] <[V13]Axel> Quick question. The system requirements for Ubuntu Jaunty include 256MB of system RAM. I've installed it inside Windows on a 1.6GHz, 256MB PC with a GeForce2MX, and every single time I attempt to log in, it's frozen at the login screen.
[02:44] <sirninja> how do I make changes from the command "xinput set-int-prop" permanent?
[02:44] <darolu> airtonix: thanks, I appreciate it
[02:45] <[V13]Axel> Can anyone help?
[02:45] <Mimi> Anyone know why my THEMES are all mixed up? Gnome Karmic
[02:45] <airtonix> darolu, you will also need to become familiar with dbus : here is one chap doing some python stuff with evolution : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=323620
[02:45] <jefinc> Mimi: mixed up how?
[02:46] <darolu> [V13]Axel: do you mean in a virtual machine? like wubi? if you did so, it is a miracle you were able to install it
[02:46] <airtonix> darolu, wubi is not a virtual machine.
[02:46] <te_> [V13]Axel: Sounds like your running out of RAM
[02:46] <PeterT> I can't run a screen: Sorry, could not find a PTY.
[02:46] <Mimi> jefinc,  (sorry, I should elaborate). What mean, is that say, I pick Clearlooks, BUT then it looks like Elementary! And then I pick Human, and it still looks like my other theme, Elementary
[02:46] <[V13]Axel> darolu, I meant wubi, not a virtual machine.
[02:46] <sirninja> how do I make changes from the command "xinput set-int-prop" permanent?
[02:47] <[V13]Axel> te_: I've had it running on an identical system, and I've tried re-installing it three times on this one. I don't know how this one could be different. Same mobo, same brand of RAM, everything. Even the HDDs are identical.
[02:48] <darolu> airtonix: I -read/heard- wubi has two ways to install and one worked like a VM, but I don't really know as I have never tried it though. I'm already reading the link you sent me, thanks again man.
[02:48] <[V13]Axel> sirninja: Are you being forced to do this command every time you start up? If so, you could make your computer perform the command every time you startup, by placing it in /etc/rc.local
[02:48] <te_> [V13]Axel: Sounds like a hardware issue.  Try installinug more RAM or different / more RAM.
[02:48] <PeterT> I can't run a screen: Sorry, could not find a PTY.
[02:49] <sirninja> [V13]Axel: right now I'm having to do it under startup under gnome, but that's been unreliable for some reason is rc.local a better place to put these kind of things?
[02:49] <[V13]Axel> darolu: Wubi installs Ubuntu inside an NTFS partition with a hard drive image. It reads from that hard drive as if it were a physical drive, ignoring the space around the image file. It runs as a regular install, reading from a single file as a hard drive.
[02:50] <bluedalek> join #kubuntu
[02:50] <bluedalek> leave
[02:50] <PeterT> I can't run a screen: Sorry, could not find a PTY.
[02:50] <[V13]Axel> rc.local is a script that is run EVERY time the system is started, running with root privileges. It's basically like the equivalent of DOS and Win9x's autoexec.bat. It runs commands on startup.
[02:50] <airtonix> PeterT, you need to be more descriptive than that
[02:50] <jefinc> [V13]Axel: if the minimum requirement for jaunty is 256MB RAM, and the minimum requirement for WindowsXP is 256MB RAM, and you have 256MB RAM, you're 256MB RAM short, no?
[02:50] <PeterT> airtonix: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/redhat-fedora-linux-help/65491-no-more-ptys-sorry-could-not-find-pty.html
[02:51] <darolu> [V13]Axel: Try to get more ram, or installing with "the regular" method; I have a PIII @ 650Mhz with 384MB of RAM running Debian 5 amazingly -fast- (considering the hardware), it has a 128MB Nvidia GeForce FX 5200 though.
[02:51] <PeterT> airtonix: That's exactly my problem
[02:51] <Des_> Can anyone please help me install my proper ATI drivers? I'm having trouble installing them for my Mobility Radeon 9600 card. Tried so many solutions and still can't get it.
[02:51] <PeterT> airtonix: But I couldn't really understand the solution
[02:51] <airtonix> PeterT, this is a ubuntu channel not a redhat channel
[02:51] <[V13]Axel> jefinc: No, I've had it working perfectly fine.
[02:51] <PeterT> airtonix: Same problem, different OS
[02:51] <airtonix> PeterT, so you not using ubuntu then?
[02:51] <jefinc> [V13]Axel: with Jaunty? or a previous version?
[02:51] <PeterT> airtonix: I am
[02:51] <te_> [V13]Axel: We think you need more system resources.
[02:51] <[V13]Axel> darolu: I can't currently, as I don't have a way to burn the iso to a disc. I'm going to try installing with the regular method later, once I have complete access.
[02:51] <[V13]Axel> jefinc: With Jaunty.
[02:52] <[V13]Axel> te_: That's the thing. I've had the EXACT same setup, wubi and all, running on an identical machine. I'm going to drop to command line and see if I can startx.
[02:52] <airtonix> PeterT, are you familiar with manager users and groups ?
[02:52] <airtonix> PeterT, managing *
[02:52] <PeterT> airtonix: No
[02:53] <airtonix> PeterT, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddUsersHowto
[02:53] <PeterT> airtonix: I'm using SSH, that link is of no use to me
[02:53] <Des_> Can anyone please help me install my proper ATI drivers? I'm having trouble installing them for my Mobility Radeon 9600 card. Tried so many solutions and still can't get it.
[02:53] <airtonix> PeterT, not my problem. install links2
[02:53] <PeterT> airtonix: Never mind, there is a command line part
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> sudo adduser billgates    :)
[02:54] <[V13]Axel> Des_: What do you mean? What's the occurring problem? The drivers will not take?
[02:54] <PeterT> airtonix: So, do I add the user to the group "tty" as instructed on the foruM
[02:54] <Des_> [V13]Axel: I cannot play 3d games nor change my resolution above 1024
[02:55] <Des_> [V13]Axel: It's obvious that it's not detecting the drivers and whenever I try to install them, it doesn't make a difference.
[02:55] <[V13]Axel> Des_: In System>Administration>Hardware Drivers, does it show any enabled?
[02:55] <Des_> [V13]Axel: Nope.
[02:55] <airtonix> PeterT, no idea. i don't run game servers. but without a basic understanding of how to manipulate users and groups you're not going to get very far
[02:55] <Mimi> My themes are mixed up. Say I pick ClearLooks. Great. Then I pick DarkRoom. Uh oh! It looks mixed between DarkRoom and Clearlooks! Then I pick Dust. Now it looks like a mix between DarkRoom and Dust! What the bunny!??  It happens with all themes. What's wrong?
[02:56] <Des_> [V13]Axel: The ATI Catalyst is unsupported. So I tried using EnvyNG and other drivers...still nothing.
[02:56] <[V13]Axel> Des_: Just a basic troubleshooting method.. Have you updated everything?  sudo apt-get update?
[02:56] <airtonix> Mimi, does it provide error message that reads like : you are missing blah engine ?
[02:56] <PeterT> airtonix: Thanks anyway
[02:56] <Des_> [V13]Axel: I believe so, but I will do that anyway.
[02:56] <Mimi> airstrike, hmm.. no, it doesnt
[02:56] <[V13]Axel> Des_: Okay. It's just troubleshooting. Start with the simple things and work your way up.
[02:56] <progesterone> Question: Do you think 20GB is enough for LAMP development machine?
[02:57] <Des_> [V13]Axel: Sounds good. Let me try that.
[02:57] <airtonix> progesterone, it's a bit overkill to be honest
[02:57] <jefinc> progesterone: for sure, unless you're hosting files
[02:57] <mdel> progesterone: entirely dependant on your needs
[02:57] <Mimi> airstrike,  but some themes say that Nuovo-something theme isn't installed
[02:57] <Des_> [V13]Axel: I should also mention that I'm a windows user new to ubuntu
[02:57] <progesterone> airtonix What do you mean?
[02:57] <[V13]Axel> Des_: If the problem persists, I'll be on in the morning, but for now, I have to get off of here. I'm going to remain online (Or try), and if you need ANY help at all, PM me.
[02:57] <Mimi> airstrike, Nuovo ICON theme, that is ^^;;
[02:58] <[V13]Axel> Des_: Okay, I was one about a year ago, so I know where you're coming from :D
[02:58] <Des_> [V13]Axel: So I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do after all this stuff lists and it says 99% waiting for headers.
[02:58] <Des_> [V13]Axel: That's comforting.
[02:58] <airtonix> progesterone, of all the times i've backed up my apache root and mysql files... its never come to more than 1gb (and thats running lots of different development sites)
[02:59] <progesterone> airtonix jefinc mdel Thanks
[02:59] <[V13]Axel> Des_: Well, in a year's time, you become very familiar with a lot of things in Ubuntu. I'm not going to say I know everything, but I'm pretty good at a lot of things.
[02:59] <airtonix> Mimi, the situation you describe only occurs when a theme can't find the engine it requires...
[03:00] <[V13]Axel> Des_: Anyway, if you ever need support, just PM me. I should be on tomorrow morning for a while, and tomorrow afternoon all day. Goodnight, all.
[03:00] <airtonix> Mimi, it also sounds like you are using the first layer theme selector list . customise a theme and switch 'control themes'
[03:00] <Des_> [V13]Axel: Thanks.
[03:01] <Mimi> airstrike, Yeah, when I go to Customize, any Control Theme looks mixed up too. Say, the colors will change, but the buttons, scroll bars, might look like another theme, where the rest of the interface changes
[03:01] <airtonix> Mimi, you should get an error message when switching control themes around.
[03:01] <Mimi> airstrike, I'll run the Appearances from the Terminal
[03:02] <airtonix> Mimi, i mean the error will appear below the control theme selector list
[03:02] <Mimi> airstrike, oh, no, there isn't one there when I change themes
[03:03] <Dr_Mike> When doing apt-get operations, the "reading database" step is very slow. Is there any way to clean, rebuild, or otherwise optimize that database?
[03:03] <blakkheim> Dr_Mike: get an ssd or faster hd
[03:04] <chd> when I try to edit my fstab I cant save it. how do I open it so that I can save it?
[03:04] <blakkheim> chd: sudo vi /etc/fstab
[03:04] <chd> blakkheim, thanks
[03:04] <te_> chd: or sudo vim /etc/fstab
[03:04] <Dr_Mike> blakkheim: um, no. whatever format that DB is in, it shouldn't degrade in this manner
[03:05] <chd> whats the difference between vi and vim
[03:05] <blakkheim> chd: vim has more features, but vi is smaller
[03:05] <chd> vim command not found
[03:05] <te_> chd: That solves that.
[03:06] <blakkheim> chd: either install vim or just use vi like i said befor
[03:06] <chd> gotcha
[03:06] <blakkheim> e
[03:07] <Big_Mig> f
[03:09] <airtonix> chd, blakkheim or just use nano (which is installed by default)
[03:09] <Sensiva> Hello , In firestarter events list, I see loads of blocked connections to port 37315 from different IP addresses, any ideas what is this port for?
[03:09] <blakkheim> airtonix: vi is installed by default too
[03:10] <neezer> I have a script that I would like to run daily. If I do sudo cp authlog_mail /etc/cron.daily will it run every day? is that how the cron.daily folder works?
[03:10] <etzerd> hello all
[03:10] <etzerd> ?
[03:10] <fossilxyz> I have an Karmic install, the wireless internface connects to router, router sees the computer, but no access to internet (other computers connect to internet through the router fine)  dumbfounded.. can't even ping a machine on the same network via IP, nvm any dns resolution ... anyone have an idea where I should poke around?
[03:10] <quontrex> how do I figure out what /dev/??? my usb audio device lives on?
[03:11] <te_> Sensiva: http://www.seifried.org/security/ports/index.php?port_number=37315
[03:11] <densone> fossilxyz, you can you ping the gateway?
[03:11] <te_> fossilxyz: ifconfig  ;  route -n
[03:11] <Sensiva> te_ I saw that page before and I didn't get what's the function of that port
[03:12] <etzerd> I bought a Dell Inspiron 1764 that come with an integrated Intel HD video card, after the installation the screen went black. can anyone here help me with that.
[03:12] <aaron_liuj> is a right place ? http://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome/
[03:12] <te_> etzerd: Is there another video card in the machine?
[03:13] <_Trinity_> l
[03:13] <quontrex> !dev
[03:13] <fossilxyz> can't even ping getaway, but it shows connected to it, the IP is shown etc,  ifconfig has wlan2 with the correct Ip info, can't quiet retype route -n ,(iam on a laptop next to ubuntu machine) what am I looking for in taht output, it has 3 wlan2 interfaces
[03:14] <fossilxyz> all 3 wlan interfaces have different info in it
[03:14] <jub369> i accidently deleted my top panel how do i get it back
[03:14] <etzerd> te_:no, there's no other video card in the laptop. it come with an Intel graphic Media accelerator integrade video card
[03:15] <densone> fossilxyz, ifconfig?
[03:15] <jub369> i need help i del my top panel how do i get it back
[03:15] <etzerd> the machine is an Intel 2010 i5
[03:15] <te_> etzerd: Could it just be sleep mode?
[03:15] <ZykoticK9> !panels | jub369
[03:15] <fossilxyz> ifconfig has 1 wlan2 interface with correct IP info (since that computer wont connect to anything, not sure how I can copy/paste al the output from the commands)
[03:16] <te_> fossilxyz: sudo dhclient
[03:17] <jub369> thanksw
[03:17] <te_> fossilxyz: ifconfig | pastebinit
[03:17] <fossilxyz> te_: ran some magic.. but no progress, it has abunch of lines in output  got eth0 and wlan2 both sending/listening
[03:18] <etzerd> te_: after I install Ubuntu and reboot the screen went blank, no video. the only way I can see something is if I choose VESA then I can see the screen. but when I use vesa I cannot change the resolution. the resolution is like 1024 X 768 where the machine support 1920X900
[03:18] <neil_d> how come no webmin package in the repositories?  Is there another similar package to use instead?
[03:18] <ZykoticK9> !webmin | neil_d
[03:19] <densone> fossilxyz, if you cant even ping. Its likely routing or a connectivity issue  . Have it worked before?
[03:19] <fossilxyz> it has, the only big change, is i let it install samba so i can share the printer
[03:19] <te_> etzerd: dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xorg.conf
[03:19] <te_> or  dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[03:19] <fossilxyz> it worked after that for a bit, but then all of a sudden... nothing
[03:19] <hanasaki> why would the following be showing up on a local network ?  the net is up and there are no issues with reaching the server ntpd is running on.   no servers reachable ntpd
[03:20] <hanasaki> peanut_bu: NO SPAM
[03:20] <te_> etzerd: Or: gksudo displayconfig-gtk
[03:20] <fossilxyz> in rhw Connection Info box I see the internet (wlan2) the asssigned IP (same as router tells me) the default route make sense
[03:20] <fossilxyz> thats why i am sooo confused
[03:21] <fossilxyz> if it wasnt' acquiring IP info I'd know where to dig around, but since it is showing an IP and the router is seing the computer, i am dumbfounded
[03:21] <densone> fossilxyz, can you ping the system from another computer?
[03:21] <te_> fossilxyz: iwconfig essid wlan0 linksys ; dhclient wlan0
[03:21] <fossilxyz> no, can't ping it from a diff computer
[03:22] <Hannahaus> http://imgnow.info/DSC-7-03-10.jpg/ do my tits look small?
[03:22] <dehqan> which multimedia player do you advice ?
[03:22] <te_> fossilxyz: (where "linksys" is the essid of your wifi router.)
[03:22] <fossilxyz> te_ should I change the linksys to my SSID?
[03:22] <fossilxyz> ok right
[03:23] <fossilxyz> also on my system its wlan2 should I do wlan2 or wlan0 as you say?
[03:23] <neil_d> ZykoticK9: ok I will try ebox.
[03:23] <te_> fossilxyz: What ever your wifi NIC is  (wlan0 is just an example)
[03:24] <dehqan> ?
[03:24] <te_> fossilxyz: And you'll need to use sudo.
[03:24] <ZykoticK9> neil_d, i've never used ebox myself, but i get the impression it is VERY different from WebMin - just a heads up
[03:24] <te_> fossilxyz: sudo  iwconfig essid wlan2 linksys ; sudo dhclient wlan2
[03:24] <aztek[tum]> so what do you all think my odds are on things not breaking if i dist-upgrade to debian
[03:24] <fossilxyz> gives me an unkown command "wlan2"
[03:25] <neil_d> ZykoticK9: ok! it is installing apache so it seems to be browser accessed.
[03:25] <fossilxyz> are we missing a parameter?
[03:25] <te_> aztek[tum]: We don't  know for sure.
[03:25] <te_> fossilxyz: sudo  iwconfig wlan2 essid linksys ; sudo dhclient wlan2
[03:25] <te_> fossilxyz: Sorry, my mistake.
[03:26] <fossilxyz> *magic working*
[03:27] <airtonix> !best | dehqan
[03:27] <fossilxyz> unfortunatly no progress
[03:27] <fossilxyz> output seems to say the righ things, no errors
[03:27] <dehqan> is there any list of GStreamer packages that should be installed before totem can play all video and sound format ?
[03:27] <yokobr> hey guys. Does anybody knows a way to get my vga bios and put a new one in linux?
[03:28] <airtonix> dehqan, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[03:28] <Kutakizukari> installed the lamp stack, it will restart stop and run but when I run those commands "sudo /usr/sbin/apache2ctl restart" it says "Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName". Is this normal?
[03:29] <te_> fossilxyz: ifconfig
[03:29] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, did you read the ubuntu wiki page i linked to you ?
[03:29] <densone> Kutakizukari: thats ok
[03:29] <fossilxyz> another thing I was playing with earlier trying to troubleshoot is ifdown/ifup and it gave me an error ignoring unknown interface wlan2=wlan2
[03:29] <fossilxyz> not sure if that means anything or maybe somhow it thinks there is more than one
[03:29] <Kutakizukari> airstrike, that is how I installed it
[03:29] <Kutakizukari> densone, ok thank you
[03:29] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, then keep reading the page
[03:29] <fossilxyz> ifconfig has eth0, lo, wlan2, wmaster0
[03:30] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[03:30] <densone> Kutakizukari, basically just cant lookup the hostname servername. Not an issue.
[03:30] <te_> fossilxyz: if you are not getting proper IP information from the router, you can manually enter it.
[03:30] <dehqan> airtonix:  is this enoughe ? ubuntu-restricted-extras
[03:31] <dehqan> no gtreamer?
[03:31] <airtonix> dehqan, i dont know did you read the page ?
[03:31] <dehqan> yes
[03:31] <fossilxyz> te_, but I seemingly am, the router sees the machine, the IP seems to be correctly assigned and showing everywhere
[03:31] <densone> fossilxyz, anything in iptables?
[03:31] <Kutakizukari> airtonix, looked through the whole page, not sure what I'm missing?
[03:32] <te_> fossilxyz: Is the router giving access to internet?
[03:32] <fossilxyz> te: it is, i am connecting through it to chat with you (via a Vista laptop)
[03:32] <densone> Kutakizukari, are you able to browse to the web server you just setup?
[03:32] <ruien> I am trying to ssh into my ubuntu machine from an outside network and getting "connection refused". I can ssh (to port 22) from my internal network to this machine without a problem. I have also forwarded port 2222 on my router to port 22 on my ubuntu server. the command I am running (from the outside) is ssh -p 2222 myuser@123.123.123.123 (substitute my router's IP address). My iptables -L shows (policy ACCEPT) for INPUT/FORWARD/OUTPUT. root login is
[03:32] <te_> fossilxyz: Then you are properly connected to the LAN.
[03:33] <Kutakizukari> densone, yes php works and mysql
[03:33] <densone> Kutakizukari, good
[03:33] <fossilxyz> densone, what am I looking for in iptables, it seems to say accept to everyting
[03:33] <densone> fossilxyz: are there any other rules?
[03:34] <te_> ruien: nmap -p 2222 123.123.123 or namp -p 22 123.123.123.123
[03:34] <fossilxyz> running iptables --list as sudo just shows chain input (accept) chain forward (accept) chain output (accept)
[03:34] <fossilxyz> nothing else
[03:34] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, also the proper way to restart apache on karmic is "sudo service apache2 restart|stop|start"
[03:34] <ruien> te_: thank you much, i will check it out.
[03:34] <gizmobay> Anyone here familiar with kdiff3?
[03:34] <densone> ruien: anthing in messages or secure?
[03:35] <ruien> densone: i didn't check.. does sshd log in /var/log?
[03:35] <te_> fossilxyz: Maybe port 113 is being blocked?
[03:35] <airtonix> !anyone | gizmobay
[03:35] <fossilxyz> te_ how do I check ....
[03:35] <densone> ruien /var/log/messages
[03:35] <fossilxyz> is there something that installing samba coulda messed up somehow?
[03:35] <ruien> ok. thx
[03:35] <densone> err
[03:35] <Kutakizukari> airtonix, get the same thing but it spits it out three times
[03:35] <te_> fossilxyz: nmap -p 113 ip.of.pc.in.question
[03:35] <densone> ruien: /var/log/secure
[03:36] <gizmobay> I'm comparing files in dir A to B that needs to merged into C
[03:36] <te_> fossilxyz: or nmap -p 113 ip.of.router
[03:36] <gizmobay> I'd like to save into C
[03:36] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, how many entries do you have in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/ ?
[03:36] <gizmobay> will ctrl-s do this or will it save into A
[03:37] <fossilxyz> ahh nmap not installed on the machine
[03:37] <densone> Kutakizukari: that message is going to popup unless you have a fqdn match.
[03:37] <airtonix> gizmobay, you should join #kubuntu
[03:37] <Kutakizukari> airtonix, one file
[03:37] <te_> gizmobay: something like cat a > c ; cat b >> c
[03:38] <fossilxyz> (is there a way to reset all network rules?) i mean it used to work 5 hours ago, the only change was installins samba
[03:38] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, did you just copy paste my example verbatim?
[03:38] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, | means or. so you stop apache by using : sudo service apache2 stop
[03:38] <Kutakizukari> places and selected the folders
[03:38] <densone> fossilxyz, does it work if you stop samba?
[03:39] <Kutakizukari> airtonix, yes typed it in terminal
[03:39] <Damascene> hello,
[03:39] <Damascene> No supported stream was found. You might need to install a GStreamer RTSP extension plugin for Real media streams.
[03:39] <Kutakizukari> densone, what is a fqdn match
[03:39] <Damascene> what is the name of the package?
[03:39] <fossilxyz> how do i stop samba?
[03:39] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, thats why you got a response x3..
[03:39] <fossilxyz> sudo service samba stop?
[03:39] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, Fully Qualified Domain Name
[03:40] <te_> fossilxyz: yep, that should do it.
[03:40] <te_> fossilxyz: or smb
[03:40] <densone> Kutakizukari, fully qualified domain name.  When you start Apache server it looks at the virtual host names in the config files. Yours is called ServerName. So it is looking for a dns match to ServerName. Apache will work fine. Its just a warning. Nothing to be alarmed about.
[03:40] <fossilxyz> service stopped, no luck
[03:41] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP#Troubleshooting Apache
[03:41] <Kutakizukari> says using 127.0.1.1 for ServeName is it as simple as changed the server name?
[03:41] <happyhello> How do I get to the Horde chat?
[03:41] <gizmobay> I checked save original and did a ctrl-s. It saves to C
[03:41] <fossilxyz> real weird i just noticed, under network connections in xwindows it has the Last used as Never for the Wireless SSID, as opposed to something like 1 min ago like it used to
[03:41] <te_> fossilxyz: services-admin
[03:41] <densone> Kutakizukari, you can ignore that message
[03:41] <airtonix> Kutakizukari, you relly ought to read that whole page
[03:42] <fossilxyz> te_: command not found both as regular and sudo
[03:42] <happyhello> How do I get to:  #horde channel on irc.freenode.net
[03:42] <airtonix> fossilxyz, do you even have samba installed ?
[03:42] <airtonix> happyhello,  /join #horde
[03:43] <Pici> happyhello: /join #horde
[03:43] <densone> Kutakizukari, airtonix is pointing out the fact that this error is described in that wiki doc. Search for ServerName in the link you got.
[03:44] <fossilxyz> at this point not even sure.. during my earlier troubleshooting i used synaptic to mess with it 99% sure uninstalled at this point already
[03:44] <fossilxyz> but then when i ran the sudo service samba stop it didn't give an errors
[03:44] <fossilxyz> so maybe its still running
[03:44] <te_> fossilxyz: dpkg -L samba
[03:44] <fossilxyz> *sigh* all i wanted to do was share a printer .. *sighhh*
[03:45] <jhambo> I want to run xp inside a virtual machine with working USB.  What are my options?
[03:45] <te_> fossilxyz: With a Linux machine?
[03:45] <fossilxyz> no to a vista laptop , but lets get this linux back online first, before anything gets shared
[03:45] <felix> hey :)
[03:45] <fossilxyz> te: got about 10 lines of thing with samba (ufw, network, init.d, cron)
[03:46] <blueghost> 我给freenode踢出去了
[03:46] <blueghost> 我被freenode踢出去了
[03:46] <te_> fossilxyz: or with a MS Windows pc?  Ok with a Vista machine, you will need to install and configure samba
[03:46] <felix> I need help : my friend is now on a Live CD and he can't log in, because Ubuntu ask him a password...
[03:47] <fossilxyz> yea, but sharing that printer is problem #2, since the current machine that has the printer connected to it is the ubuntu pc that doesn't want to be friends with anyone on the network
[03:47] <felix> but he is on a Live CD...?!
[03:47] <Kutakizukari> Found it and fixed, I skiped that part and could not remember that part when it says to restart it
[03:47] <wotsolatsod731> Hello
[03:47] <Kutakizukari> Thank you guys very much for the help
[03:47] <bjb1959_> can anyone tell me why the only driver that works with my 9500 gt is the 173.x.x and if I use a newer driver x won't start?? I tried every driver including beta and they all broke x except 173.x.x any ideas?
[03:47] <densone> Kutakizukari: not a prob
[03:48] <te_> fossilxyz: Can you ping the ubuntu PC yet?
[03:48] <gringochapin> Felix: try the password "ubuntu" Not sure if that's right. It's been a while.
[03:48] <te_> !swat | fossilxyz
[03:49] <quontrex> virtual player works
[03:49] <fossilxyz> te: nope, can't ping it still
[03:49] <fossilxyz> it's sitting here taunting me
[03:49] <Kutakizukari> when I went through it, was right after the install of apache and I did not think that I needed it or applied
[03:49] <quontrex> could someone tell me how to tell what /dev/??? my usb audio device lives on?
[03:49] <Kutakizukari> because it did not throw an error
[03:49] <airtonix> fossilxyz, have you used firestarter to open the samba ports ?
[03:50] <densone> Kutakizukari: Depending on your server setup , that message does not matter
[03:50] <te_> fossilxyz: nmap
[03:50] <airtonix> fossilxyz, or do you already have a firewall config gui ?
[03:50] <happyhello10> Does anyone know how to make a custom email signature in Horde?
[03:50] <fossilxyz> no, after i installed it, everything was working i could see all computers on network then something happen and the box doesn't want to network with anyone
[03:50] <bjb1959_> can anyone tell me why the only driver that works with my nvidia 9500 gt card is the 173.x.x and if I use a newer driver x won't start?? I tried every driver including beta and they all broke x except 173.x.x any ideas?
[03:50] <te_> fossilxyz: do you have a firewall running on it?
[03:51] <Kutakizukari> densone, I did not think that it did because it worked but I just wanted to know
[03:51] <fossilxyz> no, not unless samba installed one during the install process
[03:51] <ruien> te_: running nmap from the outside shows my port 22 and port 2222 both as "filtered". Note that i need to add the -P0 flag (no ping) to nmap for it to work, even though ping 123.123.123.123 directly *does* work. It seems like my ubuntu server is filtering outside networks, but i don't see why or how. My /var/log/messages and /var/log/secure are empty, so it seems like the request isn't even getting that far.
[03:51] <airtonix> happyhello10, http://www.google.com.au/search?q=horde+custom+email+signature
[03:51] <happyhello10> Are you running it as administrator?
[03:51] <wotsolatsod731> Is it possible for a hard drive to be corrupt from installing and uninstalling OS's on it?
[03:51] <airtonix> happyhello10, https://glowhost.com/forums/vbseo.php?vbseourl=knowledge-base/horde-creating-using-signature-horde-webmail-1107.html
[03:52] <densone> quontrex: tail -f /var/log/messages and watch for the message
[03:52] <te_> ruien: filtered means that is is being blocked  iptables -L
[03:52] <felix>     gringochapin doesn't work
[03:52] <ruien> right, but my iptables -L shows (policy ACCEPT) for everything. do i need to still specifically allow access?
[03:53] <te_> fossilxyz: Do you know the IP of the Ubuntu PC?
[03:53] <airtonix> fossilxyz, i suggest you install firestarter and then create a policy to allow the ports ofr samba
[03:53] <densone> quontrex:  cat /proc/bus/usb/devices
[03:53] <fossilxyz> how can I install anything if it wont connect to anything to download anythig
[03:53] <te_> airtonix: But if he has no firewall, those ports should not be blocked.
[03:54] <te_> fossilxyz: I thought you just said that you were using it to connect to this channel via irc client?
[03:54] <airtonix> te_, pretty sure there are no open ports to begin with regardless if there is no firewall gui installed... iptables is installed by default.
[03:54] <fossilxyz> no, i am ussing the windows machine to talk here
[03:54] <happyhello10> airtonix, thank you for the links but those are for plain text based signatures. I need to be able to add a logo and change the font...
[03:55] <airtonix> happyhello10, i just pulled that link from google...
[03:55] <te_> airtonix: Of course iptables is installed, but unless there is a firewall implementing iptables to block ports nothing should be blocked.
[03:55] <Redxross> Hello everyone.  I just installed tomcat on ubuntu and this being my first time on a linux distro, I need some help.  I have to install a few .jar files for a webapp but when I go to /usr/tomcat6/lib I see that there are link files there and when I try to place the jar files, it does not let me.  Am I supposed to place them somewhere else?
[03:55] <happyhello10> I went on the horde chat and nobody is on..
[03:56] <Damascene> what is the specific package to play rtsp?
[03:56] <Damascene> gstreamer???
[03:56] <dehqan> airtonix: thanks
[03:56] <elijah> Is there a command to tar/gzip a parent folder but exclude a child?
[03:56] <happyhello10> you might have to change the permissions
[03:56] <te_> fossilxyz: Can you connect via cat5 cable?
[03:56] <researcher1> is it possible to install Xp later on when  the only hard disk is first installed with Ubuntu?
[03:56] <airtonix> te_, ok sorry let me be more specific : iptables(default cli interface to netfilter) and netfilter(the actual firewall) are installed by default.
[03:56] <Redxross> every time i try to copy these jar files in there, it says premision is denited
[03:56] <Marine_> Marine is gaming.  !gameinfo for more info.
[03:56] <elijah> researcher1: With a Virtual Machine in Virtualbox that should be possible
[03:57] <elijah> researcher1: You will need the XP cd though
[03:57] <happyhello10> You need to go into the server and change your permissions on that folder.
[03:57] <densone> Redxross: did you install it with apt-get?
[03:57] <madjoe> What causes screen flickering of my Ubuntu Karmic?
[03:57] <Redxross> densone: yea
[03:57] <airtonix> !who | happyhello10
[03:57] <researcher1> ok.elijah
[03:58] <happyhello10> Redxross, You need to go into the server and change your permissions on that folder.
[03:58] <madjoe> I use the most recent drivers of my Nvidia graphic card... but I am annoyed by those flickering...
[03:58] <madjoe> anyone?
[03:59] <Redxross> happyhello10, with chmod command?
[03:59] <densone> Redxross: I would look at the tomcat config and see where it wants you to put custom jars
[03:59] <te_> fossilxyz: Can you connect via cat5 cable? (because it appears that you are unable to connect via wifi, for what-ever-reason)
, are you using cPanel?
[03:59] <terroh8er> with hardware drivers, do i have to restart after i activate them for them to show up as being activated?
[03:59] <Redxross> densone, I am really new to linux.  Mind telling me where specifically that would be?
[03:59] <madjoe> !who | madjoe
[04:00] <Redxross> happyhello10, no clue what cPanel is
[04:00] <densone> Redxross: Let me see if I can login to my ubuntu machine at my office
[04:00] <densone> 1 sec
[04:00] <Redxross> densone, thank you very much
[04:00] <te_> fossilxyz: Is your wireless router using any type of encryption?
[04:00] <gringochapin> Felix: I'm not sure, perhaps someone else in the channel knows what it is.
[04:01] <gringochapin> Felix: have you tried leaving it blank?
[04:01] <happyhello10> quit
[04:02] <densone> Redxross: installing tomcat now
[04:03] <Redxross> densone, thank you very much man.... so nice of you to take a personal interest in helping.. one day i hope to pay it forward ;D
[04:04] <gringochapin> Felix: no user name and no password, username ubuntu and password blank, user name and password both ubuntu try various combinations.
[04:04] <Ubuntufan123> My nvidia x server settings won't save when I reboot even though I ran nvidia x server settings as root and saved the x config file as root, any ideas? (I'm using a 42'' LCD monitor and Geforce 6200 video card) ubuntu Karmic
[04:04] <Redxross> i really love ubuntu so far.. just need to get around knowing it well enough to ditch windows
[04:04] <densone> Redxross: no prob. I know tomcat well. Don't mind sharing knowledge. Just never installed it with apt before
[04:05] <Redxross> densone, how do you normally install it and what is the difference?
[04:06] <densone> Redxross: I usually use a tarball and write my own wrappers. But there is nothing wrong with using apt. I personally didn't know it existed in the apt repo.
[04:06] <Ubuntufan123> # nvidia-settings: X configuration file generated by nvidia-settings
[04:06] <Ubuntufan123> # nvidia-settings:  version 1.0  (buildd@leucaena)  Wed Dec 23 23:29:52 UTC 2009
[04:06] <Ubuntufan123> Section "ServerLayout"
[04:06] <Ubuntufan123>     Identifier     "Layout0"
[04:06] <Ubuntufan123>     Screen      0  "Screen0" 0 0
[04:06] <FloodBot4> Ubuntufan123: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:06] <Redxross> note to self, learn about tarball's
[04:07] <scadfux> hello.
[04:07] <Ubuntufan123> just posted x server settings
[04:07] <scadfux> how do i get to the ubuntu support?
[04:07] <densone> Redxross: mirrors are slow for me. Gonne be a few more minutes. Hang in there. Because Tomcat runs off of a JDK, there are no crazy build things that need to be done to make it run. A tarball is basically just a zip file
[04:08] <te_> Redxross: tar zxvf tar-ball.gz ; ./configure ; make ; sudo make install
[04:08] <Redxross> awesome, thanks guys
[04:08] <Redxross> densone, i am very patient =)
[04:08] <densone> Redxross: cool. at 70% gonna make some coffee. Brb
[04:09] <Ubuntufan123> so again, x server settings don't save after boot even though I saved them as root to xorg.conf before rebooting
[04:12] <petsounds> scadfux, this is the official ubuntu irc support channel :)
[04:12] <densone> Redxross: ok , looking at the config files now
[04:12] <prefrontal> are there Stand-alone Mesa GL packages (e.g., software only) available? i have only found hardware-accelerated mesa packages available.
[04:13] <Redxross> densone, cool
[04:14] <Monona> How do I set my soundcard to it's own IRQ?  There's no clear way to do it in BIOS.
[04:14] <Redxross> densone, basically i have about 10 .jar files which in windows I usually just put in the tomcat6\lib folder and then place the web app in the \tomcat6\webapp folder... basically i am trying to replicate the same in ubuntu
[04:14] <terroh8er> i just installed the flash plugin from the software library, but flash doesnt work in firefox.. ami doing something wrong?
[04:14] <densone> Redxross: yup. looking now where that lib dir should be
[04:15] <Redxross> densone, i think its supposed to be /usr/tomcat6/lib
[04:15] <densone> Redxross: is there a /usr/tomcat6?
[04:15] <Redxross> densone, but when I try to copy and paste those files in there, it says not allowed and also all the files in that folder are link files pointing to somewhere else
[04:16] <Redxross> densone, err /usr/share/tomcat6
[04:16] <densone> Redxross:  thats the spot
[04:17] <densone> looks like $catalina_home
[04:17] <Redxross> densone, by dragging and dropping the files i get a permission denied error
[04:17] <densone> yeah, you need permissions to do it
[04:18] <densone> Redxross: lets see who the owner is
[04:18] <Redxross> densone, using chmod?
[04:18] <densone> Redxross: no you don't want to use chmod
[04:18] <andre_pl> I'm using an SVN PPA which has a broken dependency, one of the addon packages relies on an slightly older version of the main package, how can I force apt to install it anyway?
[04:19] <densone> Redxross: you can add your user to the root group , or copy with sudo
[04:19] <Marine_> I'm back from the game!
[04:19] <Redxross> densone, how do i add myself to the root group? or do it with sudo?
[04:20] <densone> Where are the jar files on the system?
[04:20] <Empty_foo> dont root yourself ..
[04:20] <gringochapin> terroh8er: I'm a bit of a noob, so I don't have any brilliant ideas for you, but if you haven't, you might try following the steps in this mini-tutorial http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/flash
[04:20] <Redxross> on my desktop
[04:20] <Empty_foo> always use su
[04:20] <te_> Redxross: By root group, densone means adm
[04:20] <gringochapin> Terroh8er: good luck.
[04:20] <densone> Redxross: you can open a terminal and do something like sudo  cp *.jar /usr/share/tomcat6/lib
[04:21] <Redxross> densone, awesome let me try it
[04:21] <gasull> Hi.  My DVD player (and my laptop) was bought in Europe, and now I can't play DVDs bought in the US.  Is there anything I can do besides using the command regionset?  Thank you.
[04:21] <Empty_foo> lol.. see what happens when you come in late.. lol
[04:21] <densone> Redxross: you need to be in the directory where the jar files are for that to work
[04:21] <airtonix> gasull, no.
[04:22] <gasull> airtonix: And once I've changed the region 5 times...
[04:22] <airtonix> gasull, you have a problem.
[04:22] <gasull> airtonix: at that point, can I buy a DVD player that won't have this problem?
[04:22] <airtonix> gasull, this is a ubuntu support channel not a hardware channel
[04:23] <terroh8er> wooohoooo i got my wireless working
[04:23] <Redxross> densone, oh it worked.. so does that mean I can't window drag and drop to do those type of operations where sudo permission is required?
[04:23] <gasull> airtonix: OK. I just joined #hardware.  Thanks.
[04:24] <densone> Redxross: if your user is in the admin group you can. I honestly don't know how to edit the groups from the ubuntu ui. (I only use ubuntu server) . I am sure you can find it in the admin panel though.
[04:25] <Souljah_> cat: /etc/X11/xorg.conf: No such file or directory
[04:25] <Souljah_> whats the matter in 9.10?
[04:25] <adelie42> having a problem with Firestarter. dhcp will assign addresses, but clients can not connect out. Firestarter is set to permissive, and gateway is connecting to internet. help please.
[04:26] <adelie42> (firestarter policy set to permissive)
[04:26] <densone> Souljah_:  odd. Maybe you deleted the file?
[04:26] <Redxross> densone, well thank you so much for your awesome help.. i learned a lot
[04:26] <Souljah_> negative
[04:26] <densone> Redxross:  Your welcome. Glad to hear.
[04:26] <Souljah_> the question is: should it be there in 9.10 still?
[04:27] <densone> It's in my 9.10 installation
[04:27] <Souljah_> editet it in earlier versions, but nowaday its not really neccessary
[04:27] <densone> Souljah_:  not totally sure if its needed though
[04:28] <Souljah_> densone: hmm, same here
[04:28] <Souljah_> ty anyways
[04:28] <claws> 2'nd time i start a program... and im not able to quit! no options for it... i typed ctrl d..ctrl c...ctrl alt del.. alt f4 ..alt f2... nothing happened... suddenly i get this command prompt where i had to log into... i have no idea what it was... desperat i had to push the reset button. how should i deal with this kind of issue next time ?
[04:28] <densone> Souljah_:  Im a server guy
[04:28] <Souljah_> ic :)
[04:29] <Souljah_> i should ask something abaout irssi in screen, huh :)
[04:29] <mkey> hey
[04:29] <Souljah_> oder som vim shortcuts :D
[04:29] <claws> cmon... any1 plz ?
[04:29] <densone> Souljah_:  vim shortcuts all day
[04:30] <Souljah_> :)
[04:30] <claws> densone, souljah ... plz
[04:30] <Souljah_> already was frightened u want to tell me sth.`bout nano xD
[04:30] <Souljah_> claws: sry :)
[04:31] <elijah> How do I display the file creation date in tty?
[04:31] <mneptok> Souljah_: the IM lingo is extremely annoying.
[04:31] <densone> claws, 1 sec . Looking at your question
[04:31] <te_> elijah: ls -l
[04:31] <claws> densone,  gr8  :)
[04:32] <elijah> te_: If that is creation date then how do I get modification date?
[04:32] <mneptok> !lol | claws
[04:32] <Bohemian> i made a mistake... i did "chmod 777 ~/" in root, meant to chmod 777 the home dir of a user (not root). how do i reverse? what is the default in ubuntu 9.10?
[04:32] <elijah> te_: ls -l is not giving me the time I am looking for
[04:32] <densone> claws, What was the app that froze?
[04:32] <te_> elijah: It IS the modification date (if in fact, the file has been modified).
[04:33] <elijah> te_: I just extracted an archive to a folder, it overwrote the identical files, how do I show the time the files were overwritten by tar?
[04:33] <elijah> Or did tar see if they were identical and not overwrite?
[04:33] <Samual> Hey, I have FL Studio in Wine and when I try to start it I get a line in dmesg saying "Too big adjustment 32"
[04:33] <claws> densone, it was "Tux Typing"
[04:33] <Samual> It used to work and I didn't get that before, now it doesn't start at all
[04:33] <tmukmkd> bohemian 755 if im not mistaaken
[04:34] <te_> elijah: Are you on ext3 or ext4?
[04:34] <Bohemian> tmukmkd: okay, thanks. that's what i did
[04:34] <elijah> te_: Not sure, remote server
[04:34] <te_> elijah: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=614568
[04:34] <psilo2> elijah: there is no creation timestamp on ext3, which you probably use.
[04:34] <elijah> According to this, *nix doesn't store creation time, only modification time http://www.issociate.de/board/post/302628/How_to_check_file_creation_date.html
[04:34] <mneptok> elijah: ls -lc
[04:35] <psilo2> elijah: to be clear, it's not *nix that doesn't store it, it is the filesystem a lot of people choose (ext3)
[04:35] <chiennguyen> #ubuntu-vn
[04:36] <chiennguyen> why is ext3
[04:36] <elijah> mneptok: That worked
[04:36] <te_> elijah: the fstab file should tell you what filesystem you are using.
[04:36] <psilo2> or fdisk -l
[04:36] <elijah> te_: Where is that
[04:36] <densone> claws, From the terminal killall tuxtype
[04:37] <densone> that should kill the program
[04:37] <Souljah_> wth is tuxtype?
[04:38] <densone> Souljah_:  kids typing tool it looks like
[04:38] <claws> densone, i cant even open terminal...  the program is on ToP of everything
[04:38] <psilo2> kids don't need to be typing they need to get me a beer
[04:38] <elijah> psilo2: Gotcha
[04:38] <sevol> what is the easiest way to rip and convert an audio cd with .wav to .mp3 ?
[04:39] <mkey> leaving
[04:39] <te_> sevol: lame
[04:39] <elijah> te_: How do I access fstab?
[04:39] <densone> claws: ahh. And it  hangs. Other than killing the X Server. No idea. Anyone else ?
[04:39] <te_> sev lame file.wav file.mp3
[04:40] <claws> densone, Souljah_
[04:40] <claws> oops
[04:40] <Souljah_> elijah: gnome: sudo gedit /etc/fstab
[04:40] <te_> sevol: lame file.wav file.mp3
[04:40] <sevol> te_: ok, but is there a software that would do it all? rip all selected songs from cd n convert it?
[04:40] <Dougdoug4> Hello, I have a major problem.
[04:40] <Souljah_> but if you dont know that, think about what you do, this couldbe dangerous
[04:40] <psilo2> claws: ctrl-alt-f1 and do it from there.
[04:40] <densone> claws:  you can set ctrl, alt, backspace to restart the xserver if it hangs
[04:40] <Dougdoug4> When it comes to Ubuntu, I'm a total dolt.
[04:40] <Souljah_> claws: waddup?
[04:40] <Dougdoug4> So listen, here's my problem. I'm using Ubuntu on my laptop that has a Broadcom wireless adapter thing..
[04:41] <sevol> te_: right now what i mdoing is copy pasting the files in the audio cd which are in (wav) files to desktop then converting
[04:41] <Dougdoug4> And Ubuntu doesn't recognize my Broadcom adapter
[04:41] <densone> psilo2:  what does ctrl-alt-f1 do?
[04:41] <Dougdoug4> So I can't get internet
[04:41] <te_> sevol: There are several front end GUI applications that will do that. grip is probably the simpliest and esiest to use, (IMO)
[04:41] <terroh8er__> dougdoug, i just had the same problem
[04:41] <sevol> te_: how would i get that? apt-get install grip?
[04:41] <elijah> Souljah_: My webhost gives me a etc folder but no fstab
[04:41] <terroh8er__> do you have any wired internet?
[04:41] <Dougdoug4> Me?
[04:41] <Dougdoug4> I do
[04:41] <psilo2> densone: VTs.  You get 6 of them in just about every modern linux.  ctrl-alt-f[1-6] are the VTs, X is usually spawned on VT7.  Try it.
[04:41] <elijah> Souljah_: Thanks though!
[04:41] <Dougdoug4> I'm on wired internet right now
[04:41] <Dougdoug4> That's how I'm here
[04:42] <densone> elijah: you are chrooted
[04:42] <jhambo> I installed virtualbox but inside the guest (win xp) I can't seem to get a network adapter.  Any ideas?
[04:42] <Dougdoug4> but I want to be able to connect wirelessly
[04:43] <progesterone> Question: Do you guys know what the working fix for slow internet connection on Ubuntu is?
[04:43] <densone> psilo2: ohhh Totally forgot you could break out of x and use those
[04:43] <terroh8er__> dougdoug4: i am a linux noob, but i also had a problem with my broadcom adapter (4312) .. i just activated the BW43 drivers though and it worked?
[04:43] <elijah> densone: Not sure what that means
[04:43] <te_> progesterone: a faster internet connection.
[04:44] <terroh8er__> progesterone: i'm having the same problem. i was just wondering the same thing
[04:44] <progesterone> te_ no. The internet is ok with XP and Vista.
[04:44] <densone> elijah: web hosting providers put you in chrooted virtual servers. You will not have things like fstabs in your chroot jail.
[04:44] <psilo2> densone: for thoroughness, only alt-f[1-6] is necessary unless you're coming from X, then you need ctrl-alt-  *shrug*
[04:44] <densone> psilo2:  thx
[04:45] <progesterone> terroh8er__ I found many fixes but I'm not quite sure which one would be working for me.
[04:45] <elijah> densone: Gotcha, I guess I could just assume that I am on ext4 since ls -lc appears to work
[04:45] <te_> progesterone: We would have to know more about your LAN and equipment, as in what network adapters and any such equipment used to connect to the internet.
[04:45] <psilo2> elijah: see anything by typing mount?
[04:45] <elijah> psilo2: I see a bunch with "mount"
[04:45] <te_> progesterone: We would also need to know how you are testing speeds.
[04:45] <psilo2> elijah: ls -lc is 'ctime' which is not necessarily what you think.
[04:45] <claws_> gr8... it happened again
[04:46] <elijah> psilo2: What is ctime?
[04:46] <terroh8er__> progesterone: what is slow? i did a speed test and it came up somewhat normal, but transmission and apt-get is around 50kb/s
[04:46] <psilo2> elijah: what's mounted on /?  that'll be your filesystem.
[04:46] <elijah> psilo2: /dev/root
[04:46] <psilo2> elijah: paste that whole line. (one line please)
[04:47] <elijah> /dev/root on /lib type virtfs (defaults)
[04:47] <psilo2> elijah: ctime == "change time";  as in, the last change to the file's metadata.  In the case of a file that was just created, ctime happens to be the creation time, but if the file's metadata is altered then it's no longer the same.
[04:47] <psilo2> virtfs huh *shrug*
[04:48] <psilo2> never heard of such a thing
[04:48] <elijah> psilo2: There are 20 more lines similar to that with mount
[04:48] <elijah> all virtfs though
[04:48] <densone> elijah: can you type mount?
[04:48] <elijah> psilo2: So it is likely change time then
[04:48] <densone> that should show you the fs
[04:48] <psilo2> elijah: pretty likely yeah
[04:49] <psilo2> densone: we just went through that :P
[04:49] <densone> oh lol
[04:49] <elijah> psilo2: Which worked for me, in this case
[04:49] <densone> sorry , must have falled alseep
[04:49] <progesterone> te_ terroh8er__ When I request Google, the status bar of the browser shows 'looking up www.google.com' for more than one minute.
[04:49] <psilo2> elijah: how about fdisk -l /dev/root
[04:50] <psilo2> /dev/root sounds like an LV to me, but I don't see why mount wouldn't show the filesystem type
[04:50] <elijah> psilo2: -jailshell: fdisk: command not found
[04:50] <te_> progesterone: The only way you can test your speed is by timing a download.  You can also use one of the speed test sites, such as speakeasy.net
[04:50] <psilo2> elijah: dunno dude;  you can test easily anyway.
[04:50] <densone> elijah: fdisk wont run in a jail
[04:50] <elijah> speakeasy.net/speedtest - yeah!
[04:51] <te_> progesterone: http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/
[04:51] <elijah> psilo2: It's all good
[04:51] <psilo2> you bet it is
[04:52] <paulhomebus> hey guys... anybody able to help me with a gnome-settings problem?
[04:52] <paulhomebus> Well anyway here it is...
[04:52] <te_> progesterone: You should also look to see if you have proper IP information.  It is possible that you are quering a bogus nameserver.  cat /etc/resolv.conf
[04:52] <crackguy> how do i turn off or change the display effects like fading windows on minimise and maximise and other appearance settings, just want my computer to function faster
[04:53] <elijah> crackguy: compiz
[04:53] <paulhomebus> whenever I boot up my keyboard shortcuts aren't working, tho when I load keyboard shortcuts from System -> Preferencs -> keyboard shortcuts I have them working again.... I guess there must be a daemon that isn't being loaded? Using Karmic!
[04:53] <mihir> hello friends
[04:54] <ZykoticK9> crackguy, System / Preferences / Appearance -- Visual Effects tab, set to None
[04:54] <TxMatt> Hi
[04:54] <chiennguyen> how do i add more effact to compiz
[04:54] <densone> chiennguyen: install the compiz setting manager
[04:54] <chiennguyen> i did
[04:55] <bluedalek> Hey all.. having a hard time editing my Grub2 boot list. I need to add "pci=nomsi" in order for Kubuntu 9.10 to recognize my SATA drives.  Any suggestions on how to do so instead of constantly having to manually edit at every re-boot?
[04:55] <psilo2> densone: server guy my butt! compiz indeed.
[04:55] <crackguy> ZykoticK9, better now! but still on minimising, it shows an effect on minimising
[04:55] <mihir> is it necessary to install all updates listed in update manager
[04:55] <ZykoticK9> crackguy, don't know how to edit that one (it isn't a compiz effect)
[04:55] <densone> psilo2:  I do play with compiz. Not ready to move to linux gui yet though. So my gui skill are pretty limited.
[04:56] <crackguy> ZykoticK9, alright, thanks
[04:56] <psilo2> densone: ditto, just messin with you
[04:56] <psilo2> I run XMonad and a bunch of terminals and am quite happy
[04:56] <densone> psilo2: haha. I love Ubuntu Server though
[04:57] <mihir> is it necessary to install all updates listed in update manager
[04:57] <psilo2> It's ok.  I've been bitten by a few bugs in packages that were a little too bleeding edge to be server-appropriate.  Ah well.
[04:57] <psilo2> I've gone back to debian
[04:57] <bluedalek> Anyone know how to edit the Grub loader in (k)ubuntu 9.10?
[04:58] <Souljah_> bluedalek: yes
[04:58] <psilo2> bluedalek: Do you mean /boot/grub/menu.lst ?
[04:58] <densone> psilo2:  yeah. Totally know what you are saying.
[04:58] <bluedalek> psilo2: that file no longer exists with Grub2..
[04:59] <Souljah_> bluedalek: already viewed an manual oder asked google?
[04:59] <Guest22757> fgfg
[04:59] <psilo2> bluedalek: Oh, huh.
[04:59] <paulhomebus> @bluedalek- on superuser there was a great question/answer about grub2 - check it out...
[04:59] <paulhomebus> the main point was adding a script to automatically load at grub-configure
[05:00] <mihir> can anyone help me to
[05:00] <paulhomebus> if you wait 1 sec I'll find the link
[05:00] <mihir> is it necessary to install all updates listed in update manager
[05:00] <bluedalek> Souljah: yes, read the ubuntu forums how-to, and when I followed the instructions, kate opened a blank file
[05:00] <brjann> bluedalek: how about this one? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Change%20Boot%20Options%20Permanently%20On%20An%20Existing%20Installation
[05:00] <Souljah_> bluedalek:  then you opened the wrong file
[05:01] <donavan01> so is flash still a giant pain in the but or did my install just get messed up cause mine is acting goofy
[05:01] <Souljah_> bluedalek: or your system is not bootable
[05:01] <densone> donavan01: flash is a simple install
[05:01] <Souljah_> but a must have,in comparison to gnah or swfec
[05:01] <Souljah_> *swfdec
[05:01] <donavan01> densone yeah no problem installing it but its acting funny ... sometimes it works sometimes it doesnt
[05:01] <paulhomebus> @bluedalek --- there it is .... http://superuser.com/questions/111302/aesthetically-editing-grub-cfg
[05:02] <Souljah_> donavan01: ur running x64 or x86
[05:02] <bluedalek> Souljah: system is not bootable unless I manually add 'pci=nomsi'
[05:02] <donavan01> souljah x64
[05:02] <Souljah_> than you have to life with the trouble :)
[05:02] <Souljah_> nomsi, haha
[05:02] <Souljah_> cry it out in the world:NO MSI
[05:02] <densone> donavan01: I avoid flash as much as I can, but I can tell you there are always differences betweem linux and other operating systems. Seems to be more buddy and adobe takes their sweet time fixing things.
[05:03] <densone> err buggy not buddy
[05:03] <bluedalek> paulhomebus: won't let me edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[05:03] <paulhomebus> anyone with that keyboard shortcut solution? I guess I need to automatically load a daemon, or maybe I've disabled it....
[05:03] <donavan01> densone yeah I hear you drives me nuts ... cant stand flash but I like hulu.com so im torn
[05:03] <DebiansArmy> Elive is finally stable whatever that means... Took them long enough with enlightment desktop...
[05:03] <paulhomebus> @bluedalek - won't let? ie permissions?
[05:03] <densone> donavan01: haha. Yeah. Fwiw. Hulu works for me on linux.
[05:04] <densone> donavan01: try installing the latest deb from abobe.com
[05:05] <DebiansArmy> sudo or su for editing grub
[05:05] <donavan01> densone ... that was the next step I had to go to windows for a while cause of school and havent had linux running in about 6 months and I jsut wasnt sure what had changed since last I used it
[05:05] <dsnyders> densone, hulu doesn't work for me.  I keep getting a "Hulu doesn't work in your country" error.
[05:06] <densone> dsnyders: are you in the USA?
[05:06] <bluedalek> paulhomebus: oh.. wait.. it may have let me.. many thanks!
[05:06] <dsnyders> densone, No.  That's why I get the error.
[05:06] <DebiansArmy> dsnyders: use Tvshack.net not hulu waste of time..
[05:06] <donavan01> dsnyders ... have you tried cheating and using a proxy ... might work
[05:06] <paulhomebus> @bluedalek - be careful in there... that's why its protected
[05:06] <HPtwhite> dsynders just use a proxy
[05:07] <HPtwhite> ooops...too slow
[05:07] <dsnyders> DebiansArmy, tvshack.net???   I'll give it a look-see.
[05:07] <bluedalek> @paulhomebus - yea.. the only thing I wanted to add was the 'pci=nomsi' as it seems to me that the ubuntu people still have not figured out sata properly. It's the only way my system will boot.
[05:07] <paulhomebus> read all through the stack overflow link... the one on adding changes to grub.cfg -- if you're running update-grub to auto-generate it you probably want to edit the scripts under */etc/grub.d*  http://superuser.com/questions/102692/make-grub-keep-its-default-boot-under-kernel-updates/102696#102696
[05:07] <Souljah_> never heared bout hulu, its possible watch US tv, so?
[05:08] <DebiansArmy> dsnyders: dont use windows there are thousands of popups and windows crap in there and never answer an add..
[05:08] <paulhomebus> @bluedalek -- Grub2 is very different from old grub!
[05:08] <te_> Souljah_: Yes, install huludesktop
[05:08] <densone> I love hulu
[05:08] <Souljah_> te_: maybe i not heared from it,because im not out of america :D
[05:08] <dsnyders> DebiansArmy, I don't pop in here because I use windows.
[05:08] <bluedalek> @paulhomebus - I've been learning that the hard way!  Thanks again!@
[05:09] <paulhomebus> @bluedalek - np ;-)
[05:09] <DebiansArmy> dsnyders: this is a linux chat room... don't go to tvshack.net unless using linux..
[05:10] <aliciapg> i need some suggestions for video editors, anybody tried any?
[05:10] <FirstSgt2> Does Linux Mint fall under ubuntu?
[05:10] <te_> FirstSgt2: No
[05:11] <FirstSgt2> te_: do they have a channel...?  I figured it was built on ubuntu so I could ask q's here
[05:11] <DebiansArmy> FirstSgt2: no and yes same system different GUI..
[05:11] <Flannel> !mintsupport | FirstSgt2
[05:11] <FirstSgt2> DebiansArmy: okay, good cause gui doesn't matter in this case
[05:11] <DebiansArmy> FirstSgt2: this is a Mint box im runing
[05:12] <FirstSgt2> Cool... I mean basically they are dirivitives of debian anyhow, right?
[05:12] <DebiansArmy> FirstSgt2: depends upon the question??
[05:12] <Samual> Hey, this nullmailer thing is spamming my dmesg log (Well, not quickly, but I don't like it.. It pushes useful messages out of the way) with blocks of useless nonsense... What uses nullmailer, and how can I stop it from sending stuff into the dmesg?
[05:12] <FirstSgt2> I'm installing VMware server 2.0
[05:12] <Samual> Note, it's displayed with Conky on my desktop, that's why I care.
[05:12] <DebiansArmy> FirstSgt2: ok, what trying to do..
[05:13] <Samual> No ideas?
[05:14] <FirstSgt2> DebiansArmy: I am attemtping to install the vmware via its perl module
[05:14] <FirstSgt2> errr... perl install script rather
[05:14] <DebiansArmy> FirstSgt2: they may be able to help you if you know the difference bewteen menus... how to get to folders and files ... other wise your going to get lost..
[05:14] <knoppies> Im installing java6_18 on my ubuntu 9.10 laptop. Ive installed it in my home directory, but Im wondering if it would be a better idea to install it in /usr/local/bin, can I just do that?
[05:15] <progesterone> Question: How can I test if ipV6 is enable or not?
[05:15] <DebiansArmy> FirstSgt2: whats the error...
[05:16] <densone> progesterone: ifconfig
[05:16] <donavan01> ok whats the deal I was trying to get adobe from the adobe.com ... used to be able to get .deb but the deb is for 8.04 but 9.04 has an APT file but when I try downloading it says its going to add it to my repository but then I get an error what tried to do a apt-get install adobe-flashplugin and get cant find package ... ideas ?
[05:17] <aliciapg> does anyone have some suggestions for video editors?
[05:17] <Peddy> I just converted a video to AVI, and the video is slowed down 2x, but audio plays at the normal speed. What could be causing this?
[05:17] <densone> progesterone: ifconfig | grep inet6
[05:17] <nemmons> hey guys, i'm trying to emulate a game through Wine and having serious issues. the game doesn't work and just ends up freezing. The terminal output starts out with a few errors like "fixme:d3d_caps:wined3d_guess_card No card selector available for GL vendor 3 and card vendor 8086." then runs away with thousands of other errors. can anyone point me in the right direction for how i might troubleshoot this?
[05:18] <movicont> which game is this?
[05:18] <DebiansArmy> donavan01: use apt-cache search adobe and finding the spelling of file and run apt-get install "name of file"
[05:18] <Topy44> has anyone built notification-daemon with the styling support patch found here? http://reviews.rbcommons.com/r/56/diff/
[05:18] <knoppies> nemmons, games arnt so easy to emulate in wine if they are DX dependent.
[05:18] <Topy44> the patch applies without errors, but i get errors when trying to make
[05:19] <nemmons> knoppies: yeah, but the thing is according to the winehq page tons of people are emulating it fine with no serious problems
[05:19] <knoppies> nemmons, Im no good with wine, but I would have a look at the settings, and see if you can set up your vid card.
[05:19] <mihir> is it necessary to install all updates listed in update manager
[05:19] <nemmons> knoppies: the winecfg settings you mean?
[05:19] <DebiansArmy> donavan01: you need to be admin when installing sudo apt-get install "name of file"
[05:19] <donavan01> debiansarmy ... thanks I will try that
[05:19] <mihir> please anyone help me
[05:19] <Capt_Blackwood> what's the problem mihir?
[05:20] <knoppies> nemmons, you might need to specify windows .dll files, I tried that once but failed. Yes I mean the wine configure
[05:20] <mihir> is it necessary to install all updates listed in update manager
[05:20] <DebiansArmy> donavan01: apt-cache search will give you a small description of the file ...
[05:20] <Capt_Blackwood> mihir, not exactly...
[05:20] <ZykoticK9> nemmons, what game?
[05:20] <te_> mihir: It is advisable to do all updates.
[05:20] <knoppies> mihir, no. But its debatable.
[05:20] <nemmons> knoppies: alright, thanks for the help.
[05:20] <nemmons> ZykoticK9: The starcraft 2 beta
[05:20] <knoppies> nemmons, I hope you get it working.
[05:20] <donavan01> debiansarmy ... thanks ... Im not great at the command line yet but getting better... should I go for the nofree version or not
[05:20] <DebiansArmy> donavan01: you may also have to use apt-cache search adobe | more to break up the search into smaller parts...
[05:21] <Capt_Blackwood> nemmons, wow dude
[05:21] <mihir> it is listed under head important security update which are of 290 MB
[05:21] <nemmons> Capt_Blackwood haha yeah. i knew i should have left a small windows partition on this thing
[05:21] <Topy44> i am getting an "no rule to make target 'notification-theme-standard.schemas', needed by 'all-am'" error, not totally sure why, the patch seems to have been made for the current version
[05:21] <Capt_Blackwood> mihir, if it's an important security, yes
[05:21] <DebiansArmy> donavan01: hold on let me get you a chart apt-get has the best way to look up current programs...
[05:21] <donavan01> debiansarmy ... sweet thanks
[05:22] <nemmons> it blows, just got home from college on spring break, left my PC at school, trying to run SC2 on my netbook for the next week until i get back...
[05:22] <wineman> has anyone had a problem of when you turn on your computer you have to log on to tty1 before it will continue to boot?
[05:22] <knoppies> mihir, sounds like its been a while since you last updated. It might be worth it to not update those updates, but instead do a clean install of the new 9.10. but its up to you.
[05:22] <themarmot> screw doing a fresh install of 9.10
[05:22] <themarmot> better wait
[05:22] <DebiansArmy> donavan01: donavan01 here you go only use the debian/ubuntu part of the chart  http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman_Rosetta
[05:22] <knoppies> wineman, no. But if you can teach me how to get ubuntu server to only load the desktop if I ask it to, I will be greatful.
[05:23] <te_> wineman: login before boot?
[05:23] <FirstSgt2> anyone know any tutorials on installing vmware server on linux
[05:23] <wineman> yes
[05:23] <mihir> no i am using karmic 9.10 itself and installed only 20 days before
[05:23] <knoppies> Im installing java6_18 on my ubuntu 9.10 laptop. Ive installed it in my home directory, but Im wondering if it would be a better idea to install it in /usr/local/bin, can I just do that?
[05:24] <wineman> same here but 9.04 was working fine before
[05:24] <DebiansArmy> donavan01: need to learn how to use apt-get versus synaptic is a front end user and really kinda annoying...
[05:24] <wineman> upgraded
[05:24] <HPtwhite> ok this is prolly gonna sound like a dumb question, but im a n00b so please bare with me; im running dual displays on ubuntu 9.10, how do i get the main screen to be on the left monitor? i found out how to turn off the mirroring to make it span, and to have it show the correct position on my desk so my cursor will span from monitor to monitor left to right properly, but the menus and stuff...
[05:24] <HPtwhite> ...are on the right monitor and i want them to be on the left monitor
[05:25] <scribawf> Need to change my uuid for windows in grub.cfg but what syntax do I use to over ride the ro permission?
[05:25] <lapra> test connection
[05:25] <abransco> HPtwhite: can you just switch the cables?
[05:26] <DebiansArmy> FirstSgt2: there is a mint irc server if that help... next time you enter this room looking for help don't tell anyone ur using mint they wont help you that way...
[05:26] <ZykoticK9> HPtwhite, are you using Nvidia?
[05:26] <knoppies> HPtwhite, Im not sure how to do that with the software, but if you swap your plugs for your monitors around (on the rear of your PC)?
[05:26] <te_> knoppies: Usually it is placed in /usr/lib/java/
[05:26] <wineman> yes
[05:26] <HPtwhite> no im using ati
[05:26] <lapra> hello..
[05:26] <knoppies> te_, thanks.
[05:26] <donavan01> debiansarmy ... I agree I prefer apt-get and used it years ago but honestly I have been trying to relearn what I have forgotten about linux from back when I was in highschool (were talking the days when linux ran on a couple of floppies)
[05:26] <mneptok> DebiansArmy: advising people not to be truthful is not helpful
[05:26] <knoppies> te_, just so we clear, its the JDK im talking about. NOT the RE.
[05:26] <HPtwhite> and i dont wanna switch the cables :P
[05:27] <knoppies> HPtwhite, not sure, are you using xorg.conf or a settings manager of some sorts?
[05:27] <DebiansArmy> mneptok: yeah it is because you wont help them unless using ubuntu ... you know how many times I have lied and got the help I needed... I just take what you gave me and apply it to Liux Mint...
[05:27] <knoppies> te_, do I still put it in /usr/lib/java?
[05:28] <wineman> HPtwhite: sudo gedit /grub/boot/menu.lst
[05:28] <HPtwhite> just using system>preferences>display
[05:28] <donavan01> so should I go with the adobe flash nonfree or the normal plugin ?
[05:28] <claws_> Guys.. why is my download speed limited to just 100kb while upload goes as normal ?
[05:28] <HPtwhite> wineman thx ill try that real quick
[05:29] <mneptok> DebiansArmy: this is #ubuntu. you find it odd we only support Ubuntu? if you're using Mint, use their support resources.
[05:29] <DebiansArmy> mneptok: if you don't understand linux structure... it can be a pain... I have used 15+ distros and seek adive both here and on Arch Linux...
[05:29] <DebiansArmy> adive=advice
[05:30] <knoppies> mneptok, you could be more supportive and open minded, why do you have to waste energy on hating other distros?
[05:30] <tucemiux> DebiansArmy, why use so many distros?  what exactly are you looking for in a distro?
[05:30] <DebiansArmy> mneptok: there behind the curve in Linux Mint when it comes to the latest and greatest...
[05:30] <tucemiux> knoppies, that is clearly off topic
[05:30] <HPtwhite> wineman all it did was open a blank gedit tab that says menu.1st
[05:30] <knoppies> tucemiux, sorry, didnt mean to offend you.
[05:31] <mneptok> knoppies: it has nothing to do with "hating" others. it has to do with asking questions in the appropriate place. this is #ubuntu. not #linux or #mintsupport.
[05:31] <knoppies> claws_, you sure that its not your ISP?
[05:31] <mihir> i have installed ubuntu 9.10 before 20 days still i have 290 MB of updates are in Update Manager so does it adviceable to install
[05:31] <tucemiux> knoppies, im not offended, just look at the channel's topic, if you want to discuss anything else there's #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:31] <knoppies> tucemiux, thanks.
[05:31] <wineman> your os listings should be in there
[05:31] <DebiansArmy> tucemiux: I play with all of them ... made a stop in on Debian last month runs good not into its lack of support for copyright material or close sourced drivers...
[05:31] <nemmons> so if i run glewinfo and over half of the stuff if missing does that mean my graphics card just sucks?
[05:32] <linuxlurker> mihir I would say its a good idea
[05:32] <donavan01> mihir ... I would just installed mine about 2 days ago and had about the same for updates installed all of them jsut fine
[05:32] <wineman> or maybe I am typing to the wrong person that i thought wanted in there
[05:32] <mihir> ok thanks
[05:33] <tucemiux> DebiansArmy,  you can still be able to use copyrighted material in ubuntu, ubuntu just doesnt include by default appz that might have legal copyright issues
[05:33] <wineman> has anybody had the problem of having to log in before your ubuntu will continue loading, and has a long pause after you type in user name and password
[05:33] <donavan01> does dual monitors with different resolution work with ATI ?
[05:33] <DebiansArmy> tucemiux: But debian is a stable platform just not into all those backports to get items to run like in ubuntu or more cutting edge distros
[05:33] <abransco> donavan01, works for me
[05:34] <donavan01> adransco ... anything special or jsut plug it in ?
[05:34] <tucemiux> DebiansArmy, ive never tried debian but if you have any problems with ubuntu you can feel free to ask here
[05:34] <abransco> donavan01, I think it might have taken a bit of configuring in system -> preferences -> display, but nothing too complicated
[05:35] <DebiansArmy> tucemiux: that is why I keep returning to Arch Linux and stay abreast on new ideas here in Ubuntu... Ubuntu and Fedora are leading the way on udev, upstart and grub2.... even though its had problems...
[05:35] <claws_> knoppies : yes.. cuz i have 3 other running boxes.. and 3 OS on this laptop
[05:35] <donavan01> adransco ... thanks I remember a version or two back it was a huge hassle getting it to work
[05:35] <HPtwhite> donavan01 it works for me
[05:36] <DebiansArmy> hello
[05:36] <HPtwhite> i just cant figure out how to get my main screen with my menus n stuff to the left side rather than the right
[05:36] <tucemiux> DebiansArmy, ok well if you have any problem with ubuntu you can feel free to discuss it in this channel
[05:36] <DebiansArmy> sorry my wifi acts up at night and morning..
[05:36] <donavan01> well just plugged it in here goes nothing
[05:37] <tucemiux> DebiansArmy, i had the same problem until I bought a new router
[05:38] <DebiansArmy> tucemiux: I'm headed that way also setting up my rig to play games so I think the router will be a bottle neck...
[05:39] <tucemiux> DebiansArmy, i suggest you buy the linksys router you can install open software on it, I bought mines on newegg and got a great deal
[05:39] <DebiansArmy> why some people get a 120 flops vs 30 flops per second is it the internet speed or the router they own???? so I'm going to play with this idea...
[05:40] <tucemiux> DebiansArmy, it has to do with the service in your area
[05:40] <claws_> knoppies : yes.. cuz i have 3 other running boxes.. and 3 OS on this laptop. its same with all OS's on this laptop.. which i use wireless. i get only 100KB dl speed. im using a intel pro 2200BG and this Router " http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products/Communication/Products_Spec.aspx?ProductID=2974&ProductName=GN-BR32L-RH " ... and my drivers are up to date.
[05:41] <donavan01> plugged it in changed the settings and the dual monitor work after logging out and back in but my panels are all on the wrong screen how do I fix that ?
[05:41] <DebiansArmy> tucemiux: I would guess on that ,but my linksys router is only set for basic g not N type server so I will play with both boxes and see if the router presents bottlenecks as I suspect..
[05:41] <HPtwhite> donavan01 im having the same issue
[05:42] <HPtwhite> you can drag the monitors in the display setting to look like they do on your desk to get the mouse to move left to right between monitors but the panels are on the right monitor rather than the left...thats why im in here and nobody seems to know how to fix it yet
[05:43] <DebiansArmy> tucemiux: if this is the case I can help people to speed up there gaming at half the price of paying for faster service...
[05:43] <knoppies> HPtwhite, cant you just delete the panels on the one monitor and create new panels on the other?
[05:43] <donavan01> HPtwhite  mine is just the opposite ... hang on im going to try something but Im going to have to probably re boot
[05:44] <knoppies> claws_, is it not your wireless then? I thought wireless had speed restrictions of 54kB/s or something. (unless your using N)
[05:44] <HPtwhite> knoppies what i mean by panels is the clock, the menus, etc
[05:44] <knoppies> HPtwhite, I know. You can create/delete those things. And then add 'applets' (the clock, menus themselves) to the panels.
[05:45] <HPtwhite> hrmmm...im totally noob with linux/ubuntu so i dont even know how to do that
[05:45] <knoppies> HPtwhite, right click on a penal and Pick New Panel.
[05:45] <donavan01> hptwhite... got it
[05:45] <motohiro> hello I have a trouble in programing c
[05:45] <HPtwhite> ok i deleted the top panel but it wont let me delete the bottom one
[05:45] <HPtwhite> donavan01 right on
[05:46] <donavan01> hptwhite.. there are two ways you can do this I think
[05:46] <abransco> HPtwhite, maybe it  won't let you delete all of the panels? try recreating one first
[05:47] <motohiro> i want help in programing in c what should i do
[05:47] <donavan01> hptwhite.. first do what I did and swap the video cables around   or just check the box on the display preference screen that says something about panels on this screen (which I found only after I swapped the cables)
[05:47] <DebiansArmy> tucemiux: never seen a gamer break down level by level the bottlenecks on there system and what must go to futher help gamers... 1) what services run behind windows that cause a conflict... 2) What does the router / ISP provide conflicts... 3) What programs are bottlenecks for gaming.... SO I plan to break do all problems from hardware to software setups... Most the advice is all over the internet and not well defined...
[05:47] <HPtwhite> idk how to recreate......i tried left clicking on my other screen and it give me create folder, create launcher, create document, clean up by name, keep aligned, and change desktop background
[05:48] <donavan01> hptwhite are you without panels at all
[05:48] <Andorin> So it appears that when I view an image with the Image Viewer app, a small thumbnail of the image is generated in ~/.thumbnails/normal. In Nautilus I have it set to never generate thumbnails, and list view by default. How do I turn off whatever it is that's generating and saving these thumbs?
[05:48] <HPtwhite> donvan the panel just puts a display icon on the top panel, and i dont wanna swap my cables :P
[05:48] <HPtwhite> lol
[05:48] <HPtwhite> thanks tho
[05:48] <HPtwhite> no i have the bottom panel
[05:49] <HPtwhite> i dont have the one up top with the clock and system, etc tho
[05:49] <donavan01> hptwhite your right my dislexia kicked in there when I read it
[05:49] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: that is a gconf-editor app... can also be done in the graphical interface...
[05:49] <cretsiah> is it worth using ubuntu desktop as a headless server? for a noobie?
[05:49] <donavan01> hptwhite can you right click on the bottom one?
[05:50] <te_> cretsiah: Well sure it is.
[05:50] <HPtwhite> donavan01 yea i have to remake it from scratch :/ thanx tho
[05:51] <cretsiah> only reason i ask is i have major trouble with the print server function .... i have windows boxes that must be able to control the printing layouts
[05:51] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: in the folder view open up home folder and change preferences...
[05:51] <donavan01> ok I get the feeling I shouldnt have created a virtual whatever for my dual screen cause now my secondary monitor is getting weird artifacts on it and doesnt line up right with the other screen
[05:51] <donavan01> any ideas
[05:51] <Monona> ﻿How do I set my soundcard to it's own IRQ?  There's no clear way to do it in BIOS.
[05:51] <Andorin> DebiansArmy: I did. I'm looking right now at apps --> eog in gconf-editor and looking for an option that has to do with ~/.thumbnails/normal.
[05:51] <Roasted_> how do I add GDM themes found on gnome-look.org?
[05:52] <donavan01> ok that was weird I just disabled my primary screen and re-enabled it and blamo the problem went away
[05:52] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: no no it hold on.... that was just away to point you in direction that has to do with nautlics... not the apps..
[05:52] <HPtwhite> lol
[05:52] <Roasted> how do I apply GDM themes that I find on gnome-look.org?
[05:53] <abransco> Monona, IRQs? I don't think I've dealt with those since windows 3.1
[05:53] <Andorin> DebiansArmy: I did say that I'd already gone through Nautilus's preferences... I think it's only doing this when I open an image with eog, whereas it used to cache a thumbnail for every image that Nautilus previewed while in icon mode.
[05:54] <Andorin> Roasted: Actually, I think that support for custom GDM themes was dropped with the newest login manager software... there's a way to do it but it's kind of a pain.
[05:54] <Roasted> Andorin, oh, really? Well dang... Gnome-look is littered with a ton of nice ones. I'd like to get one running. :(
[05:54] <Andorin> Roasted: I know how you feel. =x
[05:54] <Topy44> hm, for some odd reason numlock is now turned on by default after booting my netbook, but i dont want it to...
[05:55] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: in the folder view or image view area... not sure which one your getting at???
[05:56] <Monona> abransco: I'm trying to reduce xruns on jack, and I've spent days playing around with jack settings.  I want to set the soundcard to it's own IRQ, and see if that helps.  I've been on the forums and IRC a bunch, and no dice.  Here's the output if cat /proc/interrupts: http://pastebin.com/bRerD6BN
[05:57] <Powerturk> hello
[05:57] <Andorin> DebiansArmy: I'm not sure what you mean, so I'll kind of start over... when I open an image with Eye of Gnome, it saves a thumbnail of that image in ~/.thumbnails/normal. As far as I can tell, this has nothing to do with Nautilus, because I have thumbnail caching disabled in Nautilus.
[05:57] <anotherjesse> what is the google term to learn how to disable apt-get install postfix from doing the curses based configuration -- I'm trying to automate install and am ok with no configuration by default
[05:58] <abransco> Monona, I don't really know anything about them; I thought they handled themselves these days though....I'm sure there's a way to do it, but I have no idea where to point you, sorry
[05:59] <WOC> I need some help connecting my laptop to my LCD tv using s-video. I'm working with an ATI Radeon x1200 graphics card. Can anyone help?
[05:59] <Monona> abransco: Ah, no worries.  I'll get it figured some kind of way.
[05:59] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: nothing in eog stating saving thumbnails using gconf editor..??? hold on I will look around... at file set up...
[05:59] <Andorin> DebiansArmy: Nope, I don't see any options.
[05:59] <h00k> Monona: IRQ's are done in the BIOS, but I'm not sure why you'd want to mess with that
[06:00] <Topy44> wow, finally, notifications that look the way i want!
[06:00] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: I agree, what is the big deal with this option I have the same thumbnails folder as well??
[06:00] <wx9j> how do I change the program that starts when I insert an audio CD
[06:01] <Monona> h00k: My soundcard shares an IRQ with other processes, and I'm getting crazy xruns in jack for audio processing.  I'm just trying to figure out what will make them go away.
[06:01] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: the size is only 8.3 kbs... not much drive space being eaten...
[06:01] <Andorin> DebiansArmy: It's just something I want to maintain control over.
[06:02] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: appears most of these thumbnails are used for my desktop settings...
[06:03] <claws_> knoppies : is there a way to bypass that limit ?
[06:03] <psilo2> Monona: haven't been watching the conversation, but I get tons of xruns in jackd as well (or used to when I played guitar more often..) without any noticeable effect
[06:03] <Andorin> DebiansArmy: It also generates a thumb if you open an image from, say, ~/Pictures/
[06:04] <Guest13547> hey guys, I just got done installing 10.04 live cd latest from yesterday.  Eveything is working great but I had the battery and sound icons up by the clock disappear and cant get it back
[06:04] <Guest13547> anyone know how?
[06:04] <Monona> psilo2: It's definitely got an audible effect.  We're talking sometimes xruns around 1/sec.
[06:04] <psilo2> bummer
[06:04] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: understand... just not sure your going to be able to stop this idea... most of the pictures you use for backgroud that is the thumbnail it is producing...
[06:04] <themarmot> fuck
[06:04] <h00k> Guest13547: discussion/support for Lucid is in #ubuntu+1
[06:05] <HPtwhite> so for flash on ubuntu 9.10 should i go for adobe, Swfdec SWF Player, or Gnash SWF Player?
[06:05] <WOC> does anyone know how to make an s-video port work with an ATI graphics card?
[06:05] <Andorin> DebiansArmy: Yeah, that's the conclusion I'm coming to as well.
[06:05] <h00k> !language | themarmot
[06:05] <themarmot> fuck you obbtu and h00k
[06:05] <zombie0> ok h00k thanks
[06:05] <nant> hi
[06:06] <themarmot> shits been toughj today
[06:06] <HPtwhite> WOC as far as I know you can use svideo as long as you are only using 1 of the other available ouputs, thats just my experience anyways
[06:06] <elky> themarmot, stop that.
[06:06] <h00k> themarmot: that is no excuse, the rules in this channel always stand.
[06:06] <nant> hello
[06:06] <psilo2> elky: lol.
[06:06] <h00k> Monona: I suppose if you want to mess around with your IRQ settings, that will be done in the BIOS
[06:07] <WOC> thank you. At the moment, I'm only working with the one. Its a laptop and has VGA and s-video. The VGA is empty at present
[06:07] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: the size is not greater then 20 kbs not sure it is even worth messing with...
[06:07] <HPtwhite> WOC np
[06:07] <rastasean> i'm looking for a good media player
[06:07] <Monona> h00k:  Yeah, just no apparent way to do that.  I guess I'll have to research my BIOS a bit more. *sigh*
[06:08] <rastasean> something like winamp or itunes for ubuntu 9.1
[06:08] <WOC> while playing around in the Terminal, I've found that it doesn't recognize my port or my ATI card it seems.
[06:08] <rastasean> any recommendations?
[06:08] <themarmot> rascal999, rythmbox
[06:08] <Samual> Hey how do you launch a terminal window, have it execute a command, and then stay open? gnome-terminal -e <command> closes the terminal right after the command is complete.
[06:08] <h00k> rastasean: there are a lot of audio players: Rhythmbox, Banshee, Amarok, etc
[06:08] <themarmot> rastasean, ryhtmbox
[06:08] <Andorin> DebiansArmy: I suppose. Thanks for your help :)
[06:08] <zombie0> @rastasean try audacious
[06:08] <HPtwhite> so for flash on ubuntu 9.10 should i go for adobe, Swfdec SWF Player, or Gnash SWF Player?
[06:09] <Samual> Anyone?
[06:09] <rastasean> i think i will hit up audacious
[06:09] <rastasean> looking for something lite
[06:09] <zombie0> it looks and acts alot like winamp
[06:09] <zombie0> yea it is
[06:09] <Andorin> Samual: Hang on a second, I read about a way to do this once
[06:09] <cretsiah> whats the difference between ubuntu and xubuntu other than xfce being a lighter window manager, cos i noticed on the min specs there is a 2gig HD difference?
[06:10] <h00k> rastasean: if you're looking for something light, also consider mpd
[06:10] <psilo2> Samual: perhaps "/bin/command && read -p 'Press any key...'"
[06:10] <rastasean> tell me about it
[06:10] <Samual> L
[06:10] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: found thumbnailer under gconf-editor under shceme gnome thumbnailer...
[06:10] <Samual> K*
[06:10] <psilo2> iu
[06:10] <psilo2> oops
[06:11] <Samual> psilo2, nah that didn't work either. closed instantly.
[06:11] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: there it is
[06:11] <zombie0> man I am loving 10.04
[06:11] <freeaks_> hi there, i wanted to ask if there was any tool i could use to administer daemons in ubuntu
[06:12] <WOC> I am still unable to output video through my s-video port. The "Display" option under preferences does not recognize the television as a display. Any suggestions?
[06:12] <freeaks_> like apache, ssh, vsftp etc .....
[06:12] <zombie0> my laptop has dual "optimus" intel/nvidia hybrid and I finally have ubuntu and 3d support
[06:12] <h00k> freeaks_: sudo service [servicename] start|stop
[06:12] <claws_> where do i manage my application folders ?
[06:12] <zombie0> f*ckin awesome!
[06:12] <freeaks_> which ones should start automaticaly, which ones shouldn't and such
[06:12] <Flannel> !bum | freeaks_
[06:12] <freeaks_> h00k, i was after something graphical
[06:13] <Andorin> DebiansArmy: Good find, but it's still generating thumbs for me when I open an image.
[06:13] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: under Desktop> Gnome> there is thumbnailer > it allows you to disable all not sure what this does though???
[06:13] <freeaks_> i was under the impression that this "bum" was more like a workaround
[06:13] <Samual> Andorin, I know you can do it with xterm by doing: xterm -hold -e "command", but well
[06:13] <Samual> -hold doesn't do anything with gnome-terminal.
[06:13] <nomad77> Samual: varies bty the term you use xterm -hold -e <command> or urxvt --hold -e <command> gnome-term,probly menu.
[06:14] <claws_> where do i manage my application folders ?
[06:14] <freeaks_> isn't ubuntu providing something by default beside having ppl to do all the work manualy from terminal ?
[06:14] <WOC> I am still unable to output video through my s-video port. The "Display" option under preferences does not recognize the television as a display. Any suggestions?
[06:14] <h00k> freeaks_: I've never used it, but sysv-rc-conf perhaps
[06:14] <Samual> nomad77, yeah I know, but do you know how to do it with gnome-terminal?
[06:14] <psilo2> Samual: uh, what about running just "sleep 5"
[06:14] <freeaks_> h00k, i think it doesn't work anymore with ubuntu new system for starting/stopping daemon
[06:15] <psilo2> Samual: does that stay open for 5 seconds?
[06:15] <Samual> psilo2, no.
[06:15] <Samual> Er
[06:15] <Samual> It does actually, nevermind.
[06:15] <Samual> But that's not what I want of course, I want it to leave open the data.
[06:15] <h00k> freeaks_: I'm not sure, but someone should probably know if you keep asking
[06:15] <psilo2> Samual: so the term doesn't close until the command finishes.  I can't imagine why the 'read -p' didn't work.
[06:16] <DebiansArmy> Andorin: well played with the idea enough have to wash dishes and vaccum later good luck... :)
[06:16] <freeaks_> h00k, i see thanks for the help, i'll try asking again in a little while
[06:16] <Samual> Well the && causes the problem it seems
[06:17] <mjec> Hey, I have an issue with encrypted /tmp and swap not being mounted... they're in my crypttab but not appearing in /dev/mapper - keys sourced from /dev/urandom; may have happened post-9.10 upgrade. Any thoughts?
[06:17] <psilo2> Samual: ah.  how about this?  bash -c "yourcommand && read -p 'mash a key'"
[06:17] <DebiansArmy> freeaks_: I use sysv-rc-cont what is the question???
[06:17] <nomad77> Samual: its in title-command tab
[06:18] <Samual> nomad77, ?
[06:18] <metalstround> Hey.. can someone help with Xubuntu?
[06:18] <profoak> metalstround: Just ask your question
[06:18] <nomad77> Samual: in  gnome-term profile-prefs>title&command
[06:19] <freeaks_> DebiansArmy, i thought this wouldn't work anymore with ubuntu new system for starting/stopping daemons .. basicaly i was after a graphical tool (either X or term based) to administer my daemons
[06:19] <claws_> how do i customize my "start" menu ?
[06:19] <metalstround> Why does my screen go blank with only a blinking cursor if i try to install Xubuntu?
[06:19] <profoak> claws_: Right click your menu, and press edit menu.
[06:19] <freeaks_> DebiansArmy, like apache, vsftp, ssh etc ... which one should start which one shouldn't and so on
[06:19] <Samual> nomad77, ah I see, but I don't precisely need that to happen all the time.
[06:19] <Samual> nomad77, well... Maybe it will be fine.
[06:20] <claws_> profoak , thank you :)
[06:20] <Samual> nomad77, Yeah, that'll work, thanks mate. psilo2 thanks to you too anyway.
[06:20] <psilo2> Samual: try my bash -c yet?
[06:20] <DebiansArmy> freeaks_: when you take daemons they don't run in the same way as bsd ... these are done by run levels in ubuntu/debian systems that is why it has trouble producing a 15 second boot time...
[06:20] <profoak> claws_ np
[06:20] <psilo2> I am curious.
[06:21] <profoak> What do I need to do in order to use Empathy's desktop sharing feature?
[06:21] <DebiansArmy> freeaks_: even though the new upstart in Lucid Lynx has a patch not sure what way the upstart is lookig at deamons...
[06:21] <psilo2> my ubuntu VMs boot in 8-9 seconds
[06:21] <Samual> psilo2, that didn't work
[06:21] <manish> tytry
[06:21] <psilo2> Samual: ah well
[06:21] <metalstround> When I try to run the live CD of Xubutu the same thing happens..
[06:22] <h00k> profoak: Contact -> Share My Desktop
[06:22] <freeaks_> DebiansArmy, ok. but would you know of any tool i could use to administer my daemons ? (start / stop)
[06:22] <profoak> h00k: It won't let me select. Do I need to use a special protocol or something?
[06:22] <psilo2> are we not using invoke-rc.d anymore?  *kicks ubuntu HARD*
[06:22] <manish> how can install bin file?
[06:22] <h00k> manish: you don't install a .bin file, that is a binary file.
[06:23] <psilo2> manish: just run it: ./file.bin
[06:23] <metalstround> Why does my screen go blank with a blinking cursor if I try to install Xubuntu?
[06:24] <psilo2> because xfce4 is the worst.  nah I don't know
[06:24] <metalstround> oh..
[06:24] <HPtwhite> so...i have a wifi printer on my network...my desktop is wired to the router. how do i find it with ubuntu 9.10?
[06:24] <DebiansArmy> freeaks_: no it is not currently out that is why so many users of Ubuntu/debian are waiting on the new tool or how to make ubuntu boot faster... start / stop times are a mystery when it comes to debian/ubuntu do to the fancy splash screen you can monitor them with bootstrap what good is that if you can't disable or start services as a background service...
[06:24] <psilo2> HPtwhite: try visiting http://localhost:631/
[06:24] <alnodcroes> hola
[06:25] <pizzledizzle> i'm trying to mount a SCSI cd drive (virtual drive from cdemu) on /dev/sr0 and its telling me "mount: no such file found". anyone know why that is?
[06:25] <h00k> HPtwhite: the printing utility will scan for network printers if they're set up properly
[06:25] <metalstround> The computer is an old Dell Inspiron, Pentium III, 700MHz, 256MB RAM with 2MB of shared video RAM.
[06:25] <metalstround> would that be why?
[06:25] <alnodcroes> hola
[06:25] <ZykoticK9> !es > alnodcroes
[06:26] <h00k> HPtwhite: System -> Adminstration -> Printing
[06:26] <h00k> metalstround: make sure it has the minimum specs for xubuntu
[06:26] <freeaks_> DebiansArmy, indeed ...
[06:26] <DebiansArmy> freeaks_: that is why I'm staying with Arch Linux or Slackware they run a deamons in true sense of start and stop services...
[06:26] <HPtwhite> h00k: thats where im at
[06:26] <alnodcroes> hola ubottu
[06:26] <freeaks_> DebiansArmy, so a tool is being worked on ? i didn't know, can you tell me more ? (if more is known already)
[06:27] <HPtwhite> h00k: idk what to put in the box for the search terms or which network printer option to choose
[06:27] <freeaks_> does this tool have a name yet?
[06:27] <zachrose> can anyone help me find wifi drivers for a macbook air? this: http://www.isriya.com/node/1804/ubuntu-on-macbook-air seems about right but it seems i386 packages aren't right? (went ahead with the amd64 packages instead, didn't work)
[06:27] <rastasean> so i'm using this application kopete and when i'm out of the chat window and i get a message, it beeps but mutes audio playing.
[06:27] <h00k> HPtwhite: Add -> network printer
[06:27] <rastasean> how do you turn this off? do you recommend a different chat program/
[06:27] <h00k> HPtwhite: it'll scan the network and find it, usually
[06:27] <zachrose> h00k: anselm?
[06:27] <dj_segfault> rastasean: what version of Ubuntu?
[06:28] <metalstround> I meet the "recommended minimum requirements" according to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[06:28] <rastasean> 9.10
[06:28] <h00k> zachrose: what?
[06:28] <zachrose> h00k: sorry, thought you might be someone else
[06:28] <HPtwhite> h00k: im an idiot and i forgot to turn the printer back on. thanks
[06:28] <h00k> zachrose: Indeed, I'm me
[06:28] <metalstround> well.. accualy.. not really..
[06:28] <h00k> HPtwhite: :D
[06:28] <metalstround> i only have 256 MB RAM.. would that make a diffrence?
[06:28] <DebiansArmy> freeaks_: Until users get there hands on 10.04 or Lucid Lynx it is not apparent to the idea ubuntu and debian are trying.. they have number of other issues that need ironing out with grub2 and udev... still not enough documentation from any source to give a clear picture on how udev and other systems function together...
[06:29] <h00k> metalstround: probably, yeah.
[06:29] <metalstround> oh..
[06:29] <metalstround> but the
[06:29] <dj_segfault> rastasean: I recommend pidgin myself instead of kopete.  But what you want to look at is System --> Preferences --> Sound then the Applications tab to see if kopete is listed there and what its volume is.
[06:29] <h00k> metalstround: well, you're still above 'bare minimum'
[06:29] <metalstround> yah..
[06:29] <h00k> metalstround: verify your disk is okay
[06:30] <metalstround> h00k: okay
[06:30] <dj_segfault> DebiansArmy: Add pulseaudio and upstart to that list
[06:30] <rastasean> dj_segfault, application not listed. i'll try out pdgin
[06:30] <DebiansArmy> freeaks_: I heard clams of Lucid Lynx in the beta form running 8 second boot times ,but no user is giving a clear picture at this point of its function...
[06:31] <h00k> DebiansArmy: it's pretty quick :)
[06:31] <h00k> DebiansArmy: but it's not Beta yet
[06:31] <metalstround> h00k: same blinking cursor/blank screen..
[06:31] <cretsiah> i'd like to know if that boot time is from a cold boot or like a prefetch boot
[06:31] <metalstround> h00k: would that mean that the disk is corrupt?
[06:31] <uid01> anyone know the channel for backtrack pentesting suite on freenode?
[06:31] <dj_segfault> DebiansArmy: So it's still in "try it on someone else's laptop" stage?
[06:31] <h00k> metalstround: it's possible
[06:31] <h00k> !md5 | metalstround
[06:32] <DebiansArmy> h00k: What ever you refer to this version of Lucid Lynx as I get confused when it comes to betas and pre betas cant keep up...
[06:32] <uid01> nvrmd, found it!
[06:33] <freeaks_> DebiansArmy, right now its in "alpha.. the 3rd alpha
[06:33] <metalstround> h00k: checking the disk on my Mac now..
[06:33] <DebiansArmy> h00k: I deal with about 10 other distro's I try to keep abreast on beside ubuntu ....
[06:33] <freeaks_> next version will be beta
[06:34] <h00k> DebiansArmy: It's alright. Right now it's Alpha 3
[06:34] <vivalafrance> bhe
[06:34] <h00k> DebiansArmy: the rest of the Release Schedule can be found here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidReleaseSchedule
[06:34] <vivalafrance> bye
[06:34] <vivalafrance> bye
[06:34] <vivalafrance> quit
[06:34] <FloodBot4> vivalafrance: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:34] <claws_> how do i instal new window login screen
[06:34] <DebiansArmy> freeaks_: I also play games so what makes the difference is a good question when playing betas such as Bad Company 2 and others... They don't refer to them as aphla's just betas...
[06:34] <metalstround> h00k: the disk is a i380.. I have a Pentium III.. is there a difference?
[06:35] <h00k> metalstround: i386, 32bit, you should be okay there
[06:35] <h00k> !pm | alnodcroes
[06:35] <metalstround> h00k: okay, wasn't sure.
[06:35] <h00k> metalstround: yeah, that sounds correct. Check to make sure the disk is okay, if it is, I don't know what to tell you.
[06:37] <DebiansArmy> freeaks_: I keep up with a lot of protypes when it comes to both Hardware and Software... Would love to see some of the new hardware come down in price and drive so of this software to new advanceses..
[06:38] <mint_> Guts i need help please. How can i revert back this command from a liveCD i can no longer boot up my X server is broken here is the command that i need to revert back to normal---- sudo tune2fs -o journal_data_writeback /dev/sdb2
[06:38] <metalstround> h00k: Im going to download the .iso again, I deleted it after I burned it to a disc.. I'll check the ISO when I download it, then burn it. Try installing, and if I ahve a problem then I'll come back here..
[06:38] <h00k> metalstround: sounds like a good plan, good luck!
[06:38] <metalstround> h00k: one last thing..
[06:39] <mint_> Guts i need help please. How can i revert back this command from a liveCD i can no longer boot up my X server is broken here is the command that i need to revert back to normal---- sudo tune2fs -o journal_data_writeback /dev/sda1 HELP PLEASE
[06:39] <metalstround> h00k: is there anything that I should do when I burn it? like a slow/fast speed etc..?
[06:39] <DebiansArmy> My next project is to get sabayon to run on my platform the last two would not install on my desktop or laptop sucks... :(
[06:40] <h00k> metalstround: I suppose slower is 'generally' safer
[06:40] <metalstround> h00k: okay. thanks for all your help!
[06:40] <metalstround> Bye all..
[06:40] <progesterone> Question: I can see files like *.tar.gz and *.deb exist on Desktop by Terminal. But I can't find those on the Desktop. Why?
[06:40] <nomad77> metalstround: i do all mine lowest possible speed and tao mode
[06:40] <h00k> metalstround: good luck, Peace.
[06:40] <metalstround> nomad77: whats tao mode?
[06:41] <mint_> Guts i need help please. How can i revert back this command from a liveCD i can no longer boot up my X server is broken here is the command that i need to revert back to normal---- sudo tune2fs -o journal_data_writeback /dev/sda1 please help :( i cant boot back in im on a liveCD
[06:41] <blockcold> hey knoppix is based on debian ?
[06:41] <nomad77> metalstround: track at once sao= sector at once
[06:41] <h00k> blockcold: yes
[06:41] <metalstround> nomad77: okay.. I'll try that too. Thanks!
[06:41] <blockcold> lol so can i use sudo apt-get install
[06:42] <blockcold> ?
[06:42] <Flannel> mint_: That command should work from a liveCD I would think (provided your hdd is still sda1)
[06:42] <harrsomiap> in these years, slax famous than knoppix?
[06:43] <blockcold> slax \m/
[06:43] <levu|krank> i have a completely broken system how can i reinstall all packages which were installed from cd?
[06:43] <mint_> flannel: i need to revert it back. ie change it back to where before i typed that command. from a lveCD
[06:43] <alnodcroes> somebody knows to be a failure in the xubuntu login after typing the password? highlights again the screen where the user is typing password
[06:43] <Flannel> mint_: Ah.
[06:43] <harrsomiap> blockcold : sorry...  \m/ 's meaning?
[06:45] <Flannel> mint_: sudo tune2fs -o ^journal_data_writeback /dev/sda1
[06:47] <Topy44> hm, i need a quick way to see how long it takes to complete a command
[06:48] <h00k> Topy44: time [command here]
[06:48] <h00k> Topy44: for instance: time sudo apt-get update
[06:48] <Topy44> heh, that was easy :)
[06:48] <Topy44> just what i needed
[06:49] <h00k> I needs sleep. Pecae, all.
[06:49] <h00k> *Peace
[06:49] <Topy44> night and thx :)
[06:50] <xixo1983> hi everybody
[06:51] <xixo1983> anyone has work on google gear
[06:51] <xixo1983> making website offline available
[06:51] <progesterone> Question: Why can't I see .deb and some other files on Desktop although they exist?
[06:52] <KiiK> hi, is that anyway to check my server is alive if ISP blocked PING
[06:52] <MrPocketz> um
[06:52] <MrPocketz> yes?
[06:52] <au> KiiK, ping 127.0.0.1, if it works and nothing on the net does, that could be a hint
[06:53] <sink> anyone active?
[06:53] <levu|krank> Has anyone an idea how i can reinstall all packages?
[06:53] <sink> need some help installing a .sh script
[06:53] <ZykoticK9> progesterone, do the file names in question start with a "." which would make them hidden files?
[06:53] <DaZ_> sink: sh script.sh ? >:
[06:54] <sink> facebook addon for firefox is giving me a .sh
[06:54] <sink> so just type that into the term?
[06:54] <progesterone> ZykoticK9 no, they're just normal files.
[06:55] <ZykoticK9> progesterone, i don't have an explanation then, i'm able to see deb and gz on my desktop?  sorry man, best of luck.
[06:55] <waveclaw> Tried sorting the icons on your desktop?  Which window manager is this? (KDE, Gnome, something like flux or xfce?)
[06:56] <waveclaw> What happens if you open your default file manager and browse the location of your Desktop (e.g. ~/Desktop for Gnome)
[06:57] <progesterone> ZykoticK9 Thanks anyway
[06:58] <ruien> has anyone heard of a router interfering with ssh? I don't mean port forwarding; i mean something like a buffering issue where the router might be waiting for incoming connections to close before sending the data over to the ubuntu server. (That's what i noticed when connecting with telnet.)
[06:59] <progesterone> ZykoticK9 Actually I can't see any files and folder on Desktop.
[06:59] <ZykoticK9> progesterone, that changes things!  you are using Gnome right?
[07:00] <progesterone> Question: Gnone? I'm using default Ubuntu installation.
[07:00] <claws_> what is different by running cairo dock in openGL mode or non opengl  ?
[07:00] <waveclaw> Then Gnome is your desktop and your file manager is nautilus.  Sounds like nautilus is either set to not draw icons on the desktop or another problem.
[07:01] <airtonix> progesterone, check that right clicking the desktop brings up a context menu
[07:01] <airtonix> waveclaw, actually nautilus is the desktop provider.
[07:01] <ZykoticK9> alt+f2 -- gconf-editor -- apps / nautilus / preferences, is show_desktop set to true?
[07:01] <ZykoticK9> progesterone, ^
[07:01] <progesterone> airtonix It shows 'Create Folder', 'Create Launcher' and so on.
[07:02] <airtonix> progesterone, so now you need to follow that last step by ZykoticK9 , confirm that show_desktop is ticked
[07:02] <ZykoticK9> airtonix, I think if progesterone can right click on the desktop and get the menu then it is
[07:03] <airtonix> progesterone, minus the "--", so its 1) press alt+f2 2) type : gconf-editor 3) navigate to : apps > nautilus > preferences
[07:03] <airtonix> ZykoticK9, test it out yourself... no icons on desktop doesn't mean no context menu
[07:03] <progesterone> airtonix Let me try
[07:03] <progesterone> ZykoticK9 I'll try
[07:04] <airtonix> progesterone, if it is ticked, then the next thing you check in gconf-editor is the desktop tree in that section of nautilus. so thats : apps > nautilus > desktop
[07:04] <levu|krank> Has anyone an idea how i can reinstall all packages?
[07:05] <airtonix> progesterone, what you'll see there is tick boxes for computer, network, home & trash
[07:05] <Losha> ruien: no, I've never heard of that failure mode from a router. I would consider it a fairly major bug...
[07:05] <progesterone> ZykoticK9 airtonix 'Show Desktop' is ticked.
[07:05] <ruien> Losha: yeah, but i can telnet to a netcat -l -p 444, for example, but i can't ssh in!
[07:05] <airtonix> progesterone, ok check the apps > nautilus > desktop : anything in there ticked ?
[07:06] <ruien> so it seems pretty major
[07:06] <aztek[tum]> so if i have a raid setup with mdadm in ubuntu but reinstall the OS drive (seperate from the raid drives) w/ Debian, Debian will see my mdadm, right?
[07:06] <Losha> ruien: what client/server ?
[07:06] <progesterone> airtonix nothing is ticked except 'volumes_visible'.
[07:06] <airtonix> progesterone, ok might pay to have them ticked for debugging purposes
[07:07] <baglug> tesssss
[07:07] <airtonix> progesterone, because if you still don't get anything showing up on the desktop, you'll need to kill and restart nautilus
[07:07] <ruien> Losha: ssh client on CentOS, sshd on ubuntu server.  I *can* ssh into the ubuntu server if i connect through a reverse tunnel on another server elsewhere (which bypasses the router more-or-less)
[07:08] <baglug> tess
[07:08] <Losha> ruien: are you sure the router is even forwarding ssh traffic. Try ssh -v on the client to get some debug info...
[07:08] <ZykoticK9> airtonix, just an FYI - unchecking "Show Desktop" does infact disable the context menu as well
[07:09] <airtonix> ZykoticK9, apologies
[07:09] <progesterone> airtonix 'Computer', 'Network Servers', 'Garbage Bin' appears on Desktop. But my files and folders on Desktop don't show up yet.
[07:09] <ruien> Losha: yeah, pretty sure, because the ssh -vv output is different based on which port i choose to connect to. For example, 23 isn't connected to anything so i get an error message; 22 is, and so it hangs. The results are different
[07:09] <airtonix> progesterone, and when you open nautilus manually from 1) places > home 2) press ctrl + L 3) type ~/Desktop
[07:10] <airtonix> progesterone, i assume you're trying to find files you've downloaded ?
[07:10] <Losha> ruien: wanna pastebin the output from ssh -vv connecting to port 22 ?
[07:10] <adante> hi guys, is it ok for me to submit a 300 meg bug report?
[07:10] <ruien> gladly
[07:11] <progesterone> airtonix Exactly!
[07:11] <progesterone> airtonix Can you really read my mind? :P
[07:11] <airtonix> progesterone, you should check if there is a folder called "Downloads" in your home folder
[07:11] <aztek[tum]> adante: why is it 300MB?
[07:11] <adante> aztek[tum]: beats me
[07:12] <progesterone> airtonix No. I downloaded to 'Desktop' explicitly and set my download folder to 'Desktop'.
[07:12] <aztek[tum]> adante: is it just log files?
[07:12] <airtonix> progesterone, ok so if you look at the ~/Desktop folder manually in terminal or nautilus the files you expect to be there are visible ?
[07:13] <progesterone> airtonix I can see the files and folders in Terminal. But I can't see them on Desktop and Nautilus.
[07:13] <adante> aztek[tum]: i have no idea, i'm not familiar with what ubuntu-bug does
[07:13] <aztek[tum]> adante: ah
[07:13] <progesterone> airtonix no
[07:13] <airtonix> progesterone, try killing nautilus from terminal : sudo killall nautilus -9
[07:13] <progesterone> airtonix no in Nautilus. yes in Terminal
[07:14] <web5|org|ua> need visual bandwith meter to see any download/upload graphics !
[07:14] <airtonix> progesterone, and i assume you've already tried selecting the 'clean up by name' option from the context menu you get from right clicking on the desktop ?
[07:14] <airtonix> !bandwidthd | web5|org|ua
[07:15] <airtonix> !info bandwidthd | web5|org|ua
[07:15] <wasmahen> hi, i have created a url shortener, anyone would want it?
[07:15] <DebiansArmy> got to run have a good night.. :)
[07:15] <progesterone> airtonix Ah ha. After killing all Nautilus, I can see my files and folders now.
[07:15] <clrg> !bandwidth | web5|org|ua
[07:15] <airtonix> progesterone, yep nautilus is not perfect
[07:15] <web5|org|ua> i neet in real-time view !
[07:15] <progesterone> airtonix What was the problem?
[07:16] <airtonix> web5|org|ua, add the system monitor applet to the gnome panel
[07:16] <clrg> web5|org|ua: Try the "System Monitor" from gnome, should be somewhere in your menu
[07:16] <clrg> web5|org|ua: Either System or Other, I'm not sure
[07:16]  * clrg has to go, train arrived
[07:17] <web5|org|ua> clrg: thanks, but i want see in separate window, not in system monitor.
[07:17] <airtonix> progesterone, no idea... could be the session cache or soemthing who knows...
[07:17] <ZykoticK9> web5|org|ua, check out conky or gkrellm
[07:17] <progesterone> airtonix Do you have any idea why I was not seeing my files and folders on Desktop? Is it just a bug in Nautilus?
[07:17] <bcgrown> I want to be able to send emails from the command line and postfix is confusing the heck out of me.  esmtp doesn't have all the features i want.   is there something else simple I can use?
[07:18] <web5|org|ua> thanks to all.
[07:18] <Losha> bcgrown: I use ssmtp. What's missing from esmtp?
[07:19] <bcgrown> Losha: the ability to change the message subject
[07:19] <progesterone> airtonix ok Thanks for your time helping me. I appreciate it.
[07:19] <mr-grey2> I have a question. I have a my tower ready to be partitioned which is a 500gb hard drive and i'm in the menu to begin the install of ubuntu. can someone help me with a proper partition?
[07:19] <brjann> !info bsd-mailx | bcgrown
[07:19] <brjann> bcgrown: at least, i think that's one of the simple ones that provides the mail command
[07:19] <airtonix> web5|org|ua, this is the system monitor applet on the gnome panel (network is the yellow one ) >> http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/45758/screenshot_001_XVXwI8.png
[07:19] <bcgrown> brjann: requires postfix?
[07:19] <brjann> bcgrown: no, it's standalone
[07:20] <brjann> bcgrown: again, i *think* that's the one i'm thinking of. see what it wants to install on your system
[07:20] <mr-grey2> Hey DaZ
[07:20] <ruien> Losha: http://pastebin.com/iF5vsbgd      (note that *internal* ssh sessions, from behind my router, work flawlessly)
[07:21] <bcgrown> brjann: apt-get wants to install postfix when i try to install bsd-mailx
[07:21] <Losha> bcgrown: Er, you need both a mail frontend *and* a mail backend to send mail. And what do you mean 'the ability to change the message subject'. All frontends allow you to specify a mail subject when sending email....
[07:21] <brjann> bcgrown: then i guess that's not the one i'm thinking of :) let me look
[07:22] <web5|org|ua> airtonix: and how to do this ?
[07:22] <bcgrown> Losha: echo "test" | sendmail myemail@address.com   is all i did to send a message with esmtp
[07:22] <airtonix> web5|org|ua, 1) right click the panel 2) add to panel 3) type "system" (it should filter out the others) select system monitor 4) right click it on the pane and select preferences
[07:23] <bcgrown> Losha: That uses esmtp's sendmail emulator which as far as I can tell didn't have a "subject" option
[07:23] <Losha> ruien: I see the server never responded to your client. Does it even see the request. Check log files on the server?
[07:24] <ruien> nope, log is empty
[07:24] <ruien> that's why i think the router is buffering it
[07:25] <Losha> bcgrown: install mailx and do something like:  mailx -s 'this is test1' -v  myemail@address.com, then press enter and enter the msg body, end with ctrl-d
[07:25] <web5|org|ua> airtonix: thanks MAN, work.
[07:25] <airtonix> web5|org|ua, if you search the repo there are at least two other kinds of bandwidth monitors you can put up there
[07:25] <Losha> ruien: the router's doing *something* with it. Are you sure the router's configured to port forward correctly?
[07:26] <bcgrown> Losha: where does config for mailx live?  i need to enter in my SMTP server info, I'm assuming?
[07:26] <ruien> Losha: yes, because telnet to netcat works fine
[07:26] <Losha> ruien: unless netcat is listening on port 22, you don't know that...
[07:26] <web5|org|ua> airtonix: funny thing that several month ago i find perfect BW meter for me, but can't remember now how is call.
[07:26] <vvxzvd> hello?
[07:27] <vvxzvd> can i ask a question about ruby on rails? i need some help with remote_form_for
[07:27] <brjann> bcgrown: ah, nullmailer was the one i was thinking of.
[07:27] <brjann> !info nullmailer | bcgrown
[07:28] <airtonix> web5|org|ua, was it on the panel ?
[07:28] <ruien> Losha: ok, fair enough, i had netcat up on port 2222. however, i also tried an SSH local tunnel to route traffic from 2222 -> 22, since i knew the router sending to 2222 was working fine, and got the exact same result with ssh -v
[07:28] <Losha> bcgrown: You sound confused. mailx doesn't have any config. It's a front end. Only the back end needs a server to be configured.
[07:28] <bcgrown> Losha: obviously I am confused.  what backend should i be using?
[07:29] <bcgrown> brjann: i get "could not open trigger file" when i run nullmailer-send
[07:30] <Losha> bcgrown: esmtp is a backend. You don't talk to backends directly, you talk to a frontend which then talks to the backend for you. mailx is a frontend.
[07:30] <bcgrown> hmm
[07:30] <Losha> bcgrown: so, 'your msg' -> mailx -> esmtp -> recipient mailhost
[07:31] <brjann> bcgrown: yes, Losha is right. you shouldn't be trying to run nullmailer binaries directly
[07:31] <web5|org|ua> airtonix: yes
[07:31] <bcgrown> okay... i think i need more sleep before i can sort this out
[07:31] <bcgrown> thanks for your help folks
[07:31] <Losha> bcgrown: if esmtp delivered your email correctly without a subject line, then it's working correctly.
[07:32] <Losha> bcgrown: ok...
[07:32] <Sensiva> Hello , I am trying to do NAT between my host and guest to access ssh of the guest, it worked fine, except it cannot be accessed from other pcs on the network, only localhost of the host machine, any ideas?
[07:33] <Losha> ruien: sorry, don't know what else to suggest, except that you review your router config...
[07:33] <brjann> Sensiva: are we talking about a virtual machine?
[07:33] <Sensiva> brjann yeah vbox
[07:33] <ruien> Losha: ok, thanks for your insight. I was thinking the same thing, and you looking at it gives me some more confidence. It's a no-name chinese brand i bought for about $7 USD, so i might go get a real router today then
[07:34] <brjann> Sensiva: okay, that's how NAT works. incoming connections don't get forwarded to the guest unless you're forwarding ports. if you want the guest accessible from the LAN the host is on, you want the vbox bridging adapter, not NAT.
[07:35] <airtonix> Sensiva, brjann or you can use firestarters port forwarding gui
[07:35] <Losha> ruien: I've been very happy with my linksys, after I put 'tomato' firmware on it. Check out http://www.polarcloud.com/tomato for hardware that will run tomato
[07:35] <ZykoticK9> Sensiva, the easy way would be to change the VBox VM settings from NAT to Bridged
[07:36] <brjann> airtonix, Sensiva: or that
[07:36] <Sensiva> Ok, What if I don't like using bridged network?
[07:36] <ruien> Losha: ok, cool. thanks
[07:36] <kla> Suck it up
[07:36] <brjann> Sensiva: then ask airtonix about the firestarter gui, because I know nothing about it :)
[07:36] <Sensiva> airstrike can firestarter forward incoming connection from eth0 to localhost hence to the guest OS in vbox?
[07:37] <Sensiva> brjann ZykoticK9 Thank you :)
[07:37] <mr-grey2> May someone PM me about a question I have. I have my tower in the partition menu and I have a 500gb drive. I would like to do seprate partitions so my /home etc will be safe incase i have to do another load and all my data will be safe. I'm totally giving windows the can but i grew up with windows and all I know about is the NTFS
[07:39] <Losha> mr-grey2: how much RAM do you have?
[07:39] <akuma> hello, i have a problem gettting my IBOT webcam to work. anyone know how?
[07:39] <airtonix> Losha, that tomato is great !
[07:39] <mr-grey2> Losha: 2 gig
[07:39] <Sensiva> mr-grey2 http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome
[07:39] <Losha> airtonix: agreed, much better than stock firmware
[07:40] <airtonix> Losha, wish i had control of our router/modem (and it was able to take the firmware)
[07:40] <airtonix> Losha, could you achieve the same QOS setup there on ubuntu (with squid)?
[07:40] <Losha> mr-grey2: as a rough guide, choose ext3, allow 10GB for root, 4GB for swap, another 10G for a root backup, and the rest for /home...
[07:41] <marlun-work> Can I somehow make so that if I hit shift-control-8 and 9 I'll get a { and } in Ubuntu?
[07:42] <Losha> airtonix: not familiar with squid, but you can do the same with ubuntu on a 2-nic box using iptables, but a router running tomato is smaller, cheaper, and easier to configure....
[07:42] <mr-grey2> May I PM you Losha?
[07:42] <Losha> mr-grey2: please *don't*, I prefer public discussion so others can follow along and advise/learn...
[07:43] <mr-grey2> Ok
[07:43] <Aton> hey yo
[07:44] <ce_muaniest> ce_niez
[07:46] <Losha> mr-grey2: by the way, giving up windows is a big step. Consider running ubuntu in windows under a virtual machine for practice before committing...
[07:47] <Aton> why not to try ubuntu over wubi ?
[07:47] <Aton> it easy and pretty safe
[07:47] <Aton> http://wubi-installer.org/
[07:47] <mr-grey2> Losha: I have been playing around with it for almost a week and it does everything for me windows did but better and the speed is amazing.
[07:49] <claws_> What Is The Best Mail Client ?
[07:49] <Losha> Aton: wubi tends to be buggy and corrupt itself easily. We seem to see lots of complaints about that here...
[07:49] <mr-grey2> Losha: I have my data backed up on my server so in worse case i'll just have to reload windows again, it's not that big of a deal and with wine i can play majority of the games I have so really no need for it
[07:49] <kla> !best | claws_
[07:50] <Losha> mr-grey2: ok, you sound like you are ready. Are you making any progress with the partitioning?
[07:50] <claws_> !lol | kla
[07:50] <airtonix> claws_, ?
[07:51] <Aton> Losha: You are right but its fine if you actually just want to try linux..
[07:51] <mr-grey2> Losha: I did a quick power down and unplugged my other drive because I'm tired I don't wanna do something stupid and do the wrong one lol
[07:51] <claws_> cmon guys...i need the BeSt mail client in the wooorld!
[07:51] <airtonix> Aton, in which case the live cd is there
[07:51] <airtonix> claws_, you were just told...
[07:51] <Losha> mr-grey2: good idea. Let me know if you need help....
[07:52] <Losha> claws_: what clients have you used so far...
[07:52] <mr-grey2> Losha: I will thank you very much :)
[07:53] <Aton> airtonix: Well installing ubuntu over wubi is twice as easy then burning an iso and changing bios settings...
[07:53] <Sensiva> airstrike can I forward incoming connections to localhost using firestarter?
[07:53] <claws_> Losha, evolution, empathy
[07:53] <Losha> claws_: they are as good as any. Stick with one you know & like...
[07:54] <claws_> Losha, i find evolution crashing a lot
[07:54] <claws_> Losha, why stick with it ?
[07:55] <kla> claws_, the point is, try many or all of them and stick w/ what you like
[07:55] <Losha> claws_: what kla said...
[07:56] <claws_> kla, thats why i ask ? so that i can get a hint of name and then download to test
[07:56] <kla> claws_, fine, I use mutt, but you may not like it, try kmail
[07:56] <ubuntu> can someone please help.... im having a problem with my laptop, somehow the hdd is locked so when i boot the ubuntu livecd, it doesnt see a hd... problem is that means i cant install any software... i have a usb thumbdrive plugged in, how can i get the livecd to use this as harddrive space
[07:56] <claws_> kla, thank you  :) im right on it
[07:57] <airtonix> Sensiva, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing/#Alternate gateway software (GUI)
[07:57] <rastasean> i'm trying to get ssl tunnels to work properly to work with webmin. anyone want to help?
[07:58] <airtonix> Sensiva, or you can use the gui in the network manager gnome has
[07:59] <mithradir> hi guys anyone knows where i can get c++?
[07:59] <jimlovell777> mithradir: What do you mean get? You type it and then compile it with g++
[08:00] <overload> lol
[08:00] <msf> hello everyone, I just installed lucid alpha-3 server (amd64) and upon boot I am not presented wit hany login prompt, I can however log into the machine
[08:00] <msf> via ssh
[08:00] <jimlovell777> msf:  #ubuntu+1
[08:00] <msf> i should join this channel ?
[08:01] <jimlovell777> msf: correct.
[08:01] <msf> thank you
[08:01] <rastasean> anyone know anything about SSH tunnels?
[08:01] <kla> !ask | rastasean
[08:01] <ori> Can someone help me use my microphone In skype? No one can hear me.
[08:02] <Losha> rastasean: you said SSL tunnels last time. Which is it? SSL or SSH?
[08:02] <kla> Package stunnel I'm thinking
[08:02] <wrapster> (01:32:41  IST) wrapster: i have a control file like this.. http://pastie.org/859191 and i wanted to add 'Conflicts' to the pkg 'sprosslnk' I added/built the entire pkg.. but when i try to install that pkg i see that I can find this entry missing..When i open up the control file (the one i've pasted) after buildpkg, I can see that the entry im made is missing.. why so.. and how do i add it ?
[08:04] <mithradir> i mena can i install it from synaptic manager?
[08:04] <mithradir> i mean can i install it from synaptic manager?
[08:04] <ori> Help: I downloaded the .Deb skype and am using ubuntu 9.10. The Microphone doesn't work!
[08:04] <jimlovell777> !repeat | mithradir
[08:04] <rastasean> Losha, oh sorry
[08:04] <mithradir> ok thnx a lot
[08:05] <wrapster> can anyone look at my issue?
[08:05] <Losha> mithradir: yes, apt-get install build-essential should give you what you need...
[08:05] <rastasean> Losha, attempting to login ssh via webmin
[08:05] <mithradir> thnx guys
[08:05] <rastasean> which is ssh \
[08:06] <Losha> rastasean: do you mean you are attempting to login to run webmin via ssh?
[08:06] <ori> nevermind, i fixed it!
[08:06] <Losha> ori: how? (for posterity)...
[08:06] <rastasean> Losha, webmin has a ssh shell and I'm attempting to login to ti
[08:06] <rastasean> it*
[08:06] <ori> Losha: X)
[08:08] <ZykoticK9> !webmin > rastasean
[08:09] <dopple> can someone please help.... im having a problem with my laptop, somehow the hdd is locked so when i boot the ubuntu livecd, it doesnt see a hd... problem is that means i cant install any software... i have a usb thumbdrive plugged in, how can i get the livecd to use this as harddrive space?
[08:09] <CompuHacker> As far as I know, you can't install software on an OS that's not even installed itself.
[08:11] <mithradir> one more question when i try  to install c++ through synaptic manager i get this message:"Canonical does not provide updates for c++-annotations. Some updates may be provided by the Ubuntu community."
[08:11] <claws_> what is the gmail servertype ?
[08:11] <dopple> claws_: they use both pop3 and imap
[08:12] <Losha> rastasean: you mean you've configured an sshd via webmin and now are trying to login to it?
[08:12] <dopple> claws_:  im not sure what you were asking tho...
[08:13] <ZykoticK9> Losha, i seem to remember Webmin having an SSH applet, perhaps that's what rastasean is referring to?
[08:13] <aef> hi, i did a grub-mkconfig on ubuntu 9.10 which seemed to have deleted all my kernel boot entries in grub2, is there any way to restore it to the original thing?
[08:14] <claws_> dopple, im givin imap a shot now  :D
[08:14] <gohmifune> I'm having trouble sending audio to my bluetooth headset, any ideas?
[08:14] <claws_> dopple, i mean both
[08:14] <Losha> ZykoticK9: it's unclear still exactly what he's attempting. And he's now gone offline...
[08:16] <dopple> claws_: if you go to gmail and login to your account, theres pages somewhere in there that tell you all the server information for remote access to your mail
[08:16] <A3K> aef: There should be backups
[08:17] <dopple> claws_: i dont know the details cause the iphone already knows the gmail server info, just need to plug in username/password
[08:17] <aef> A3K: as i did it multiple times, this may not be an option
[08:17] <pidu87> can someone help me?
[08:17] <gohmifune> what do you need pidu87?
[08:17] <gohmifune> just ask
[08:17] <A3K> aef have you cheacked the folder
[08:17] <dehqan> how to manual proxy configuration with gnome-network-properties in command line ?
[08:17] <aef> A3K: which folder?
[08:18] <pidu87> i cant open terminal because the application bar doesn't work
[08:18] <ZykoticK9> pidu87, does Alt+F2 work?
[08:18] <claws_> dopple, no need to... it worked  :)
[08:18] <pidu87> no it doesnt
[08:19] <dopple> claws_: :)
[08:19] <dopple> now if i can figure out how to get my laptops harddrive to work again i'll be happy
[08:20] <dopple> it froze up on me, i rebooted, and now its saying the harddrive is locked with a password, i cant access it
[08:20] <pidu87> is there a folder that terminal is sitting in?
[08:21] <bizon> halo
[08:21] <dopple> are there any tools in ubuntu that i can use to work with my bios and possibly clear this password out
[08:21] <bizon> where is room warsaw?
[08:21] <geirha> pidu87: Sounds like you've uninstalled gnome-panel
[08:22] <geirha> pidu87: Ctrl+Alt+F1
[08:23] <pidu87> actually it says panel(not responding) ok ctrl+Alt+f1 took me to a black login screen
[08:23] <bizon> WHERE IS ROOM POLAND
[08:23] <geirha> !polish
[08:24] <claws_> dopple, have you tried the battery triks ?
[08:24] <geirha> pidu87: Try killing gnome-panel then. Log in at that black login screen and run: pkill gnome-panel
[08:25] <geirha> pidu87: Ctrl+Alt+F7 to get back to xorg. (might be F8 or F9 instead of F7)
[08:25] <dopple> claws_: battery tricks?
[08:28] <claws_> removing the cmos battery for 10-15 mins. what is your laptop mod ?
[08:28] <assad1> how can i play wmv files in ubuntu??
[08:28] <claws_> dopple.
[08:29] <dopple> claws_: dell latitude D500
[08:29] <dopple> claws_: sorry, lotta scroll in here
[08:29] <dehqan> assad1: only wmv or any other formats ?
[08:29] <claws_> assad1, GStreamer
[08:30] <dehqan> assad1: search for 'gstreamer ugly' in synaptic
[08:30] <pidu87> pkill gnome-panel didn't do anything, is there an other way to type it?
[08:31] <dopple> claws_:  i believe resetting the cmos will not work cause the password is on a non-volatile chip
[08:32] <claws_> dopple. you can do a shortage though
[08:32] <assad1> dehqan, only wmv! i have vlc. it plays but the video is hazy and colored bars!!
[08:32] <dopple> yeah thats what im trying to find... i need to find out which chip its on and how to short it
[08:33] <dopple> i found that info, but its for a different model, would be afraid that its not the same chip on this model...
[08:33] <dehqan> assad1:  so search for 'gstreamer ugly' in synaptic
[08:33] <dehqan> assad1: and play wmv then with totem
[08:34] <dehqan> assad1: and also vlc seems to play after installing it
[08:35] <claws_> dopple. btw..im having almost same problem..with my dell inspiron.. hehe
[08:36] <dopple> its just a matter of finding that chip :/
[08:37] <ranjan> NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED
[08:37] <ranjan> how to solve this
[08:37] <airtonix> ranjan, guess you'll have to logoff then
[08:37] <ranjan> airtonix, actually i am able to browse the samba share
[08:37] <SalmonSam> is it possible to set daily tasks in evolution?
[08:37] <ranjan> airstrike, but not able to write to..
[08:37] <ubuntu> woah
[08:37] <airtonix> ranjan, you didn't say it was anything to do with samba
[08:38] <airtonix> ranjan, this is why four word cries for help will get you nowhere... we are not psychic
[08:38] <ranjan> airstrike, by the time you took the question na...
[08:38] <airtonix> SalmonSam, yes.
[08:39] <SalmonSam> could you point me in the right direction
[08:39] <airtonix> ranjan, you're arguing against my logic that forcing logic games on the people from whom you want help is not a good way to get help ?
[08:39] <Take0n> everytime I login to ubuntu (karmic) I have no sound. to get the sound back I have to execute sudo killall pulseaudio and then raise the volume.. I think it has to do something with mpd but I am not sure since I always stop it before I close it. Could someone point me to the right direction pls? thank you
[08:39] <ranjan> airstrike, but on what basis you answered??
[08:40] <airtonix> ranjan, that you need to provide ALOT more information
[08:40] <airtonix> ranjan, simply pasting in an error message means nothing
[08:40] <ranjan> airstrike, you didnt even asked on what the error is based on..and i am sure a linux geek will understand that the above error is based on smaba
[08:41] <sexy> hiiiiiiiiiii
[08:41] <hekin1> question, how to enter grub menu at the boot?
[08:41] <airtonix> SalmonSam, you have evolution on the calendar view i assume ?
[08:41] <SalmonSam> yea
[08:41] <airtonix> ranjan, sorry no idea
[08:41] <ranjan> airstrike, ok..thats fine.
[08:41] <airtonix> ranjan, insulting people wont get you very far either.
[08:41] <airtonix> SalmonSam, and you have an appointment entered ?
[08:42] <ranjan> airstrike, where did u find an insult??
[08:42] <ranjan> airstrike, Blaming people after blindly jumping it pit is not others falt.
[08:42] <SalmonSam> airtonix, no thats what I'm unsure of , I want to set a task for every say monday of the year
[08:42] <SalmonSam> so I create a new appointment , then what?
[08:43] <airtonix> SalmonSam, edit the appointment, and you'll see a button on the toolbar that looks like a notepad with two arrows circling
[08:43] <SalmonSam> ahh I see it reccuring event?
[08:44] <airtonix> SalmonSam, yep, make sense now ?
[08:44] <SalmonSam> yep thanks for that
[08:44] <airtonix> SalmonSam, you can do same for meetings but not tasks
[08:45] <hekin1> I added a new menuentry in the grub.cfg, and I want to boot from this one, how could I do it?
[08:45] <SalmonSam> ok cool I'll just set an appointment
[08:45] <hekin1> I mean, what am i supposed to do to let the grub menu show up at the boot time
[08:47] <kla> hekin1, try to edit timeout value at /etc/default/grub
[08:47] <rougeleaf> I am having trouble with grub. Suggestions?
[08:48] <kla> rougeleaf, what kinds of troubles
[08:48] <hekin1> kla, I'm using 9.1
[08:48] <rougeleaf> I am making a milti boot system, but the grub-update only sees Xp-pro and ubuntu, I have two the linus systems installed
[08:49] <naqqoytska> hi fellas
[08:49] <rougeleaf> two other linux*
[08:49] <kla> rougeleaf, you have os-prober installed?
[08:49] <rougeleaf> How do I check for that?
[08:49] <kla> dpkg -s rougeleaf
[08:49] <kla> err
[08:49] <kla> dpkg -s os-prober
[08:50] <hekin1> kla, the GRUB_TIMEOUT is 10, but I don't see the grub menu
[08:50] <aef> how can i disable xserver startup in ubuntu 9.10?
[08:50] <kla> aef, sudo update-rc.d disable kdm/gdm/whatever
[08:50] <aef> i tried to remove gdm and x11-common from rc.d with the update script, but it still starts
[08:50] <aef> kla
[08:52] <rougeleaf> Says its installed
[08:52] <ruhiger_detlef> hello
[08:53] <kla> rougeleaf, then it's not detecting the other linux installs for some reason. Add them manually to /etc/grub.d/40_custom and update-grub2
[08:53] <kla> hekin1, I think there was a key you're supposed to press in that case when you're booting but no idea what it is, my menus show up fine
[08:54] <hekin1> kla, thanks, i think the key should be ESC, but it does not work
[08:54] <rougeleaf> attempted to but does not show in the menu at boot
[08:54] <kla> rougeleaf, did you 'sudo update-grub2' ?
[08:54] <ruhiger_detlef> how can i highlight a process if i have got the PID?
[08:54] <kla> ruhiger_detlef, 'highlight' ?
[08:55] <rougeleaf> yes.. Do the other partitions need to be mounted?
[08:56] <kla> rougeleaf, entries from 40_custom should be showing up with out checking any partition
[08:56] <ruhiger_detlef> pidgin is running in the background and i cant reacjh it
[08:57] <bartounet> hello
[08:57] <bartounet> i have a problem
[08:57] <bartounet> on my server i had intall system on internal raid on sda
[08:57] <tac1> when I using apt-get install, why it complains packages cannot be authenticated?
[08:57] <tac1> thanks
[08:57] <ori> truth: hey
[08:57] <kla> rougeleaf, if entries from 40_custom don't show up in your grub.cfg then grub-update2 is not updating the right files. if they do then GRUB bootloader is reading grub.cfg from another partition, perhaps your other linux installs
[08:57] <mr-grey2> Can someone help me set up my partitions I have my tower in the partition menu and I have a 500gb harddrive and 2 gigs of ram. I do not have any other OS on the disk. I need assistance creating the /home partition to keep data safe and the swap i guess. Not sure what that is for
[08:57] <bartounet> whan i had plug my 2 shelf raid disk... system is passed on sdc...
[08:57] <truth> ori:hi
[08:57] <bartounet> and the two shelfs are idenfied in sda and sdb...
[08:58] <truth> Help: my sound doesn
[08:58] <bartounet> how can i put order on disks.??
[08:58] <truth> work
[08:58] <truth> Help: my sound doesnt work
[08:59] <mr-grey2> Can anyone give me some advice on how to size up the partitions?
[09:00] <kla> mr-grey2, the installer lets you choose sizes and what to use partitions for, just do as you were told earlier
[09:00] <tac1> mr-grey2:if you're on one disk, just use one mounted to / is enough
[09:00] <mr-grey2> Yes Kla I know that I was told that earlier but I do not know how much space to put in each partition.
[09:01] <Zahoor> Hi, I have lost top and bottom bar in ubutu, how to recover them, plz help me
[09:01] <hekin1> anybody has any idea about how to get into the grub menu at the boot time?
[09:01] <truth> Help: my sound doesnt work on my system76. Ive set my audio settings to someone else
[09:01] <hekin1> or is there something I can do to test?
[09:01] <hekin1> desparately
[09:01] <truth> Help: my sound doesnt work on my system76. Ive set my audio settings to someone else's system76, and it still doesnt work
[09:01] <kla> mr-grey2, you have plenty of space, so 20G should be enough for / , and 2xRAM for a swap partition - and the rest for /home
[09:02] <mr-grey2> Ah excellent  thank you Kla
[09:02] <mr-grey2> and tac1 :)
[09:03] <truth> Can someone help me update to 9.10? it doesnt show up in my update manager
[09:03] <mr-grey2> is ext3 /?
[09:04] <Anvoid> i'm trying to input WINEPREFIX="[...]" in the icon shortcut's <properties>'s command. it doesn't work unless I run in from terminal. is there a way to tell the to run the command in terminal, eg, terminal WINEPREFIX="[...
[09:04] <Anvoid> ]"
[09:04] <kla> mr-grey2, if you want to be ever read or write to the partition from inside Windows then ext3, otherwise ext4
[09:04] <blinkiz> hello. I would like to remotely logout a gnome user. How can I do this from a ssh console?
[09:05] <Lappie> i was wondering, do i need a firewall and antivirus for this os?
[09:05] <mr-grey2> yeah, I think that ext3 would prolly be best
[09:06] <eto> ping?
[09:06] <Flannel> Howdy eto
[09:07] <eto> your "awesome" proxy channel is broken
[09:07] <Flannel> eto: What?
[09:07] <eto> real proxy users are banned
[09:07] <DJones> !virus | Lappie Generally its not considered necessary
[09:07] <eto> real and legitimate, yes that
[09:07] <qwertyjustin> I have the Karmic iso in my home folder: how can I mount it, so as to be accepted as a DVD-Drive Disc for software sources?
[09:07] <qwertyjustin> instead of putting the cd in everytime?
[09:07] <eto> more over where can one fix decimal sepparation please?
[09:08] <eto> like i have sk layout but would like to get DOT character when i press numpad DOT
[09:09] <eto> the advanced layout options where delete key radio buttons are don't seem to work
[09:09] <eto> ubuntu 8.04 LTS is my system
[09:09] <eto> anybody any idea?
[09:09] <Topy44> is there a gnome-panel applet that simply allows access to the gnome places from a dropdown menu icon?
[09:10] <AdvoWork> is there any way to find out if this laptop: Acer Aspire 5732Z will allow ubuntu to run on it? can't find any information anywhere..
[09:10] <brjann> Topy44: you could use the drawer, and load it up with your own shortcuts, i think
[09:11] <kla> AdvoWork, it'll probably allow you to run
[09:12] <bartounet> no idea for my problem
[09:12] <qwertyjustin> Hi. I have the Karmic iso in my home folder: how can I mount it, so as to be accepted as a DVD-Drive Disc for software sources?
[09:12] <qwertyjustin> instead of putting the cd in everytime?
[09:12] <Anvoid> in <Launcher Properties>, for the <Command>, can I execute a terminal command from there?
[09:12] <chemaper> \quit
[09:12] <Lappie> so, if i am to understand this correctly, a virus in linux is not successfull because it cannot execute any commands beyond the program that contains it?
[09:13] <erUSUL> qwertyjustin: you can just disable the cd as software source. System>Admin..>Software Sources
[09:13] <hekin1> can i say grub2 sucks?
[09:13] <erUSUL> hekin1: no ;)
[09:13] <hekin1> erUSUL: i don't get access to the grub menu at the boot
[09:13] <pidu87> can someone tell me how to empty my trash from the terminal?
[09:14] <erUSUL> !trash | pidu87
[09:14] <Topy44> brjann: well, i would like any plugged in usb devices etc to show up
[09:14] <AdvoWork> kla, the thing is, ive not bought it yet, so dont wanna buy a laptop that isnt going to work
[09:14] <erUSUL> !grub2
[09:14] <hekin1> ubottu: r u a robot?
[09:14] <hekin1> that's my guess
[09:14] <Lappie> yes, u BOT tu is a bot
[09:14] <hekin1> :)
[09:15] <truth> Help: my sound doesnt work on my system76. Ive set my audio settings to someone else's system76, and it still doesnt work
[09:15] <erUSUL> hekin1: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Where did my Grub2 boot menu go!?!?!
[09:16] <Topy44> hm, actually... placing the default gnome menu in a drawer is not a bad solution at all
[09:17] <ori> can someone help truth?
[09:17] <hekin1> erUSUL: no clue how to get into the GRUB menu, someone says it's space bar, but it doesn't work
[09:17] <Lappie> i think its tab
[09:17] <hekin1> what the hell were I thinking to upgrade to 9.10?
[09:17] <hekin1> Lappie: are you sure?
[09:17] <Lappie> pretty sure, but i am a noob, from what i understand though, its tab
[09:17] <erUSUL> hekin1: i think it is shift
[09:18] <erUSUL> hekin1: If the menu is not normally displayed during boot, hold down the SHIFT key as the computer attempts to boot to display the GRUB 2 menu. <<<< from here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Editing Menus During Boot
[09:18] <kla> AdvoWork, your best is to look at some page with hardware specs on it, and see for example if linux drivers exist for all your pars like network, gfx, wireless, etc..
[09:18] <hekin1> erUSUL: you are life saver, it's my fault for not reading the manual thorougly
[09:19] <hekin1> Lappie: thank you too
[09:19] <Lappie> heay, i tried at least, yw
[09:19] <erUSUL> hekin1: yw
[09:19] <Topy44> is there a way to define a hotkey to open the drawer applet?
[09:19] <Lappie> im trying to under stand this virus thing
[09:19] <pidu87> someone PLEASE tell me how to close panel, whenever i shut down it says PANEL NOT RESPONDING im using ubuntu 9.10
[09:20] <Lappie> have you tried the kill command?
[09:20] <pidu87> yes
[09:20] <pidu87> didn't do anything
[09:21] <al-tabq> what is the command to lunch java files?
[09:21] <kla> kill -9 <pid of panel process>
[09:21] <snow_usa> hi
[09:21] <snow_usa> how to install glib ?
[09:21] <Lappie> pidu87 so u cannot shut down ure system? have you tried just holding the power button?
[09:21] <kla> al-tabq, 'java' should do it, of course you have to have a JRE installed first
[09:22] <spons> hii
[09:22] <kla> al-tabq, 'sudo apt-get install default-jre'
[09:22] <qwertyjustin> erUSUL: thanks for that. I have now disabled the cdrom source. Although now i want to mount and freely be able to use the iso as a full time source?
[09:22] <al-tabq> kla, so just "jave filename.jar" should do it?
[09:22] <brjann> Topy44: i have no idea, sorry
[09:22] <al-tabq> kla, got java repositories installed
[09:23] <erUSUL> qwertyjustin: mount the iso and use « sudo apt-cdrom add /path/to/mount/point » iirc
[09:23] <spons> can someone tell me where to find a manual to remove the way ubuntu handles the password asking... getting nuts of enterering the password every time i open some config or special app
[09:23] <Kartagis> hey. why can't brasero copy a mac office cd while k3b can?
[09:23] <Lappie> u dont want 2 remove the password, just make it shorter :)
[09:23] <kla> al-tabq, java -jar file.jar
[09:24] <FireCrotch> Kartagis: in short, because brasero sucks :)
[09:25] <spons> its making me mad, if i want to apt-get or use synaptic...
[09:25] <mr-grey2> Sorry again Kla for me being such a noob at this lol your input helped a lot It's rolling now
[09:25] <qwertyjustin> erUSUL: iso mounted. the command then was looking for a CD to mount, then failed
[09:25] <mr-grey2> I should have done the partitions that way for my laptop as well
[09:26] <erUSUL> qwertyjustin:  « sudo apt-cdrom -m add /path/to/mount/point » ?
[09:26] <kla> spons, 'sudo visudo' you can tweak from there
[09:26] <spons> okay.. lets try
[09:26] <Lappie> ok, so this virus thing, a program can execute a command and put a file that has a keylogger onto the hd correct?
[09:26] <kla> mr-grey2, it's ok
[09:26] <pidu87> how can i fix broken packages from terminal?
[09:27] <kla> pidu87, broken how?
[09:28] <pidu87> not sure, is there something i can type into terminal to scan my pc and fix those packages?
[09:29] <qwertyjustin> erUSUL: yeah,  sudo apt-cdrom add /home/justin/isos/ubuntu 9.10 i386.iso      had now luck
[09:29] <qwertyjustin> no luck
[09:29] <kla> pidu87, well not sure then, but 'sudo apt-get -f install' or 'sudo dpkg --reconfigure -a'
[09:29] <spons> kla .. i added :  spons ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL
[09:29] <spons> is that going to work?
[09:29] <erUSUL> qwertyjustin: note the added -m in the second attemp
[09:30] <kla> spons, just be sure to put it before that line with %admin
[09:30] <spons> brb
[09:30] <spons> hmm okay
[09:30] <spons> spons ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL
[09:30] <spons> oops
[09:31] <spons> i putted @ # User privilege specification
[09:31] <spons>  bolow that one
[09:31] <spons> *below
[09:31] <spons> ill logg off and log onn again.. brb
[09:32] <qwertyjustin> erUSUL:   heres the results, yeah.
[09:32] <qwertyjustin> justin@justin-laptop:~$ sudo apt-cdrom  add  /home/justin/isos/ubuntu 9.10 i386.iso
[09:32] <qwertyjustin> Using CD-ROM mount point /cdrom/
[09:32] <qwertyjustin> Unmounting CD-ROM
[09:32] <qwertyjustin> Waiting for disc...
[09:32] <qwertyjustin> Please insert a Disc in the drive and press enter
[09:32] <qwertyjustin> Mounting CD-ROM...
[09:32] <qwertyjustin> E: Failed to mount the cdrom.
[09:32] <FloodBot1> qwertyjustin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:33] <erUSUL> paste | qwertyjustin
[09:33] <erUSUL> !paste | qwertyjustin
[09:33] <erUSUL> qwertyjustin: you have to first moun the iso.
[09:33] <erUSUL> !iso > qwertyjustin
[09:34] <elky> erUSUL, the bot automatically told him about pastebin, you don't need to
[09:34] <erUSUL> qwertyjustin: then use (with the -m)  « sudo apt-cdrom -m add /path/to/mount/point »
[09:34] <think_> sudo mount ubuntu.iso /media/cdrom -o loop
[09:34] <qwertyjustin> erUSUL:  thanks
[09:35] <think_> sudo apt-cdrom -m add
[09:35] <tamran> hi everyone
[09:35] <erUSUL> qwertyjustin: ok; seems that that is not enough... see here. you have to add an entry to fstab for the iso
[09:35] <erUSUL> qwertyjustin: http://www.debianhelp.org/node/10486
[09:35] <tamran> can anyone tell me anything about "ionice"?
[09:36] <erUSUL> tamran: what do you want to know about it?
[09:36] <tamran> also, I've got a slower machine (single core) with only 1gb of ram and would like to take the memory footprint down a few notches if possible
[09:37] <kla> tamran, ionice won't help you, just use a lighter X desktop like xfce or lxde instead of gnome/kdm and disable the services you don't want at startup
[09:38] <tamran> erUSUL: well, sometimes my computer just goes off to lala land when the disk io starts caching. At such times, I can't even move the mouse in a smooth manner.  I was considering doing a special kernel with prempting enabled ...
[09:38] <tamran> erUSUL: so I'm just looking for options to make everything run a bit smoother
[09:38] <brjann> tamran: by caching, do you mean swapping?
[09:39] <tamran> brjann: I believe so
[09:39] <morphix> tamran: install slim, openbox and pypanel
[09:39] <morphix> :)
[09:39] <progesterone> Question: where can I get Ubuntu source code?
[09:39] <erUSUL> tamran: see what kla said
[09:39] <tamran> morphix: well, I've used gnome 2.x on much slower machines in the past ...
[09:40] <brjann> tamran: if your machine starts swapping, there's really not much you can do about it. you can't really preempt that, because the kernel is saying it's out of memory and needs to push something out to disk.
[09:40] <erUSUL> progesterone: enable the source repositories do apt-get source packagename
[09:41] <morphix> tamran: there has to be a valid reason your machine starts caching on disk
[09:41] <progesterone> erUSUL How can I enable source repositories? And can you give me an e.g. package name?
[09:41] <tamran> well, it's a 2ghz proc with 1gb of ram
[09:41] <erUSUL> progesterone: system>admin...>software sources
[09:41] <halcyforn> hello i have problem with my printer on ubuntu 9.10 on laptop.
[09:41] <erUSUL> progesterone: package name --> gedit
[09:42] <erUSUL> !info gedit | progesterone
[09:42] <tamran> upon boot, I'm using about 450mb of ram, which seems quite high
[09:42] <progesterone> erUSUL What package name is it for Ubuntu?
[09:42] <brjann> tamran: don't worry about how much memory is being used. after you've been using the computer for a little bit, it's normal (and desirable) for all the memory to be in use.
[09:43] <halcyforn> my printer is epson dx 4000, i can print test page but i cant print a document .he load this document ( przetwarzanie) but he dont print :(
[09:43] <tolkad> I ran xhost + but it didn't do anything???
[09:43] <beniamino> in 9.04, pressing the power button on my machine shut down the computer immediately. on 9.10, it brings up a menu. can anyone tell me how to restore the old behaviour?
[09:44] <tamran> if I was to install xfce, would I have to do any tweaking to not run all the gnome crap?
[09:44] <erUSUL> progesterone: you really want to download the GiçB of sourcecode of a default whole ubuntu install ?
[09:44] <alankila> beniamino: in System menu there's Power Management
[09:44] <Shay27> Hello , does ubuntu have some command for listing all computers ips on local network ?
[09:44] <progesterone> erUSUL humm..
[09:45] <alankila> beniamino: "When the power button is pressed: [ Ask me ]"
[09:45] <beniamino> alankila: yeah, that only provides options for 'suspend' and 'hibernate'
[09:45] <tamran> btw, I've had an xfce 4.4 set up with compiz at under 100mb at boot
[09:45] <tamran> so 450mb on gnome seems quite high
[09:45] <progesterone> erUSUL Is there a way to look at one or two file of source code of Ubuntu without downloading all of them?
[09:45] <halcyforn> my printer is epson dx 4000, i can print test page but i cant print a document .he load this document ( przetwarzanie) but he dont print :( who can help?
[09:46] <alankila> beniamino: yeah, well, if there's no poweroff option then I don't know what you should do... I noticed that myself yesterday when playing with lucid in virtualbox
[09:46] <progesterone> erUSUL There's web interface for code stored in SVN for some opensource project. Is that available for Ubuntu?
[09:46] <erUSUL> progesterone: find out which package the source code belongs and download only that
[09:46] <alankila> beniamino: but I had a poweroff option there, I think, so that the machine would shut down when I press the close button in virtualbox without further dialogs within the OS
[09:46] <egorchik007> есть у кого по серверу спросить можно?
[09:46] <Shay27> does Ubuntu have some command for listing all the ip/hostnames in the local network ?
[09:46] <erUSUL> progesterone: could be aviable in the web page of the upstream project
[09:46] <progesterone> erUSUL Thanks
[09:47] <erUSUL> !info nmap | Shay27
[09:47] <brjann> tamran: imagine you loaded a 100 MB image file in GIMP, and had a few hundred megabytes of free memory. after you closed GIMP, it's likely the kernel would just keep that image file in memory for a little while, in case you wanted to access it again later. if some other process needed that memory, it would be freed.
[09:47] <beniamino> alankila: ok thx
[09:47] <elky> egorchik007, english in latin characters here please.
[09:47] <egorchik007> anybody russians?
[09:47] <DJones> !ru | egorchik007
[09:47] <tolkad> I ran xhost + but it didn't do anything???
[09:47] <tamran> brjann: I agree with that statement
[09:48] <tamran> brjann: I'm just looking to tighten down the bloat is all
[09:48] <tamran> brjann: mostly everything is working smoothly
[09:48] <alankila> tolkad: why, where did you get that xhost + command? It hasn't been used for like a decade, ever since ssh forwarding was invented.
[09:48] <Shay27> erUSUL: i installed nmap , which command is used for listing all the hostnames/ips ?
[09:48] <remoteCTRL> !rip
[09:48] <brjann> tamran: all i'm saying is just because it appears that it's using a bunch of memory after gnome loads, it may not actually be *using* it. it might be just holding on to it until something better comes along.
[09:49] <love> 0.0!
[09:49] <airtonix> tamran, i assume you've examined whats running and assesed wether you need it or not ?
[09:49] <tamran> brjann: upon boot? what could it possibly be loading?
[09:49] <alankila> tolkad: modern X servers probably don't listen to TCP anyway, for security reasons, so xhost + probably does pretty much nothing useful (if your goal is to open a remote X client on your local display)
[09:49] <tamran> brjann: it's a fresh install also
[09:49] <erUSUL> Shay27: namp -sP 192.0.0.0/24
[09:50] <tolkad> oh
[09:50] <erUSUL> Shay27: you can install zenmap is a gui for nmap
[09:50] <love> 聊天室管理员权限
[09:50] <erUSUL> !cn
[09:51] <progesterone> erUSUL upstream project? What's it?
[09:51] <ddrj> what filesystem do you guys use? i'm a new user and thinking of choosing ext4 ... good choice or it doesn't matter?
[09:51] <Evet> how to avoid network manager to modify /etc/resolv.conf ?
[09:51] <alankila> ddrj: at first approximation, it doesn't matter. Everyone pretty much defaults to ext4.
[09:51] <erUSUL> progesterone: the ones that actualy develop the software. apache.org samba.org gnome.org etc
[09:52] <ddrj> alankila: ahhh ok thanks , i'll do that then heh
[09:52] <vlt> Hello. I'm running an Xvnc session on a headless karmic server. Is it possible to provide OpenGL to applications running there?
[09:52] <erUSUL> progesterone: a distribution only packages things other's program (simplyfing)
[09:53] <progesterone> erUSUL a distribution only packages things other's program (simplyfing) <<< What do you mean?
[09:53] <brjann> tamran: i couldn't say with certainty. but e.g. gnome-session is linked against 57 shared object files, probably all of which are getting cached in case they're needed
[09:53] <progesterone> progesterone I'm newbie to Linux.
[09:53] <ct529> a problem .... the last version of pastebinit does not seem to work anymore .... if you do "pastebinit -i filename.txt" it does not return a pastebin link, but just the url to the front page of the website .... what is going on?
[09:53] <progesterone> erUSUL Sorry to ask dummy question. I'm newbie to Linux.
[09:53] <erUSUL> progesterone: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_distribution
[09:54] <halcyforn> hmmm
[09:54] <elky> Sorry for the opspam folks, we're cleaning out some old entries that are taking up space and not letting new proxy users in.
[09:55] <beniamino> alankila: i've worked out how to get it to work when logged in (by setting the preference when logged in at the console). but if i'm at the gdm screen, it still gives the menu. any idea how to fix that?
[09:55] <halcyforn> who can help me with my printer ? i can print test page but he dont print normal documents
[09:56] <alankila> beniamino: sorry, no :)
[09:56] <progesterone> erUSUL Thank you.
[09:56] <alankila> beniamino: well, there's scripts at /etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh, maybe if you modified them somehow...
[09:56] <erUSUL> progesterone: no  problem
[09:56] <beniamino> alankila: ok, will have a look. thx again
[09:56] <Kitar|st> http://wiresmash.com/how-to/how-to-make-space-invaders-cookies/
[09:56] <Kitar|st> epic
[09:56] <Kitar|st> :)
[09:57] <alankila> beniamino: reading the code indicates that it should just do "shutdown -h now" if it can't communicate to an existing power manager process.
[09:57] <Kitar|st> hihi
[09:57] <halcyforn> grrrrrrrrrr
[09:57] <alankila> but maybe GDM runs on
[09:57] <alankila> runs one, even
[09:57] <Myrtti> Kitar|st: how is that related to Ubuntu support?
[09:57] <elky> Kitar|st, that's more suited to #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:57] <Kitar|st> ow sry
[09:57] <Kitar|st> thnks for mentioning where topost
[09:57] <Kitar|st> :)
[09:57] <spexi> Hi! Does anyony have idea, what is wrong with playing windows media on websites. I have ubuntu 9.10 and I have w64codecs installed. For example this site works: http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/testpages/wmp9.html
[09:57] <airtonix> alankila, the dialog appears because dbus listens for the event
[09:57] <dad_> hi
[09:58] <Kitar|st> heh
[09:58] <dad_> hi
[09:58] <spexi> But the video this site is having doesn't: http://www.mtv3.fi/urheilu/jaakiekko/uutiset.shtml/arkistot/jaakiekko/2010/03/1072932
[09:58] <halcyforn> who can help me with my printer ? i can print test page but he dont print normal documents
[09:58] <Guest88941> anyone good wi6th diskless
[09:58] <xig> i have two linuxes on my box, (ubuntu and gentoo) and want both to have the same host key. may i simply copy /etc/ssh directory?
[09:58] <alankila> airtonix: okay.
[09:59] <spexi> I have never got that site's videos working
[09:59] <airtonix> alankila, by virtue of gnome-power-manager
[09:59] <beniamino> alankila: awesome, i commented out the if.. statement. which may be ugly, but is exactly what i want for headless, mouseless machine
[09:59] <halcyforn> always ignored
[09:59] <Lanlost> Anyone here listen to the Skeptoid (with Brian Dunning) podcast?
[09:59] <beniamino> now if only i could boot without a monitor attached...
[09:59] <AdvoWork> may be a silly question, but what happens when i run fsck on an ubuntu pc?
[10:00] <alankila> beniamino: I routinely boot linux systems without monitor. Why wouldn't it work?
[10:00] <Guest88941> fsck it fix hdd errors  but dont run from within ubuntu
[10:00] <erUSUL> AdvoWork: the specified filesystem is chcked
[10:00] <Guest88941> run on startup prior to os loading
[10:00] <airtonix> alankila, beniamino i usually just suspend my server if i don't want them on
[10:00] <erUSUL> AdvoWork: and fixed if you asked for it
[10:01] <beniamino> alankila: i have no idea (yet). it worke yesterday with 9.04, but fails to boot after a fresh 9.10 install if the monitor is not attached. it's hard to work out why, because you get no error messages :-/
[10:01] <airtonix> alankila, beniamino via a ssh terminal i run : sudo s2ram -f
[10:01] <AdvoWork> erUSUL, but it wont fix stuff if I dont ask? I just want to check and see a list of any problems without it fixing/touching anything
[10:02] <erUSUL> AdvoWork: e2fsck for ext* filesystems has the -n flag that open the fs read only and do not touch the fs
[10:02] <beniamino> airtonix: yeah, that doesn't work for me -- i want my wife to be able to just hit the power button to switch off. she's not big on ssh :-)
[10:02] <vlt> !anyone | Guest88941
[10:02] <erUSUL> AdvoWork: as allways check the man page
[10:02] <brjann> AdvoWork: if the filesystem is mounted, it may detect problems that don't actually exist, because the buffers haven't been flushed to disk, etc.
[10:02] <airtonix> beniamino, you can initiate a suspend via dbus too without sudo
[10:02] <erUSUL> AdvoWork: -n     Open  the  filesystem  read-only,  and assume an answer of `no' to all questions.  <<<<< is the safe option
[10:02] <AdvoWork> brjann,  how will I tell then?
[10:03] <brjann> AdvoWork: either force an fsck at boot, before the filesystem is mounted, or boot from a livecd and test from there.
[10:03] <erUSUL> AdvoWork: and run fsck allways from livecd
[10:04] <AdvoWork> erUSUL, ive got that, plus  -N     Don’t execute, just show what would be done.  both then or?
[10:04] <AdvoWork> and erUSUL why?
[10:04] <erUSUL> AdvoWork: i use only -n
[10:05] <erUSUL> AdvoWork: you can not fsck a mounted filesystem. period
[10:05] <adac> "which ruby" on my local linux is /usr/local/bin/ruby (which I suppose are the gem binaries) but on remote linux "which ruby" is /usr/bin/ruby (the deb is suppose). Wondering why this is so, as i didn't set any PATH on my local ubuntu installation
[10:06] <erUSUL> AdvoWork: if you program a fsck at boot time you do not have control of the options it would be passed and you can not do anything if a problem arises. a livecd/liveusb system is way better
[10:07] <erUSUL> adac: usr/local/bin is in path i both systems. the difference is that you compiled and installed a ruby in your local one
[10:07] <progesterone> erUSUL If I do 'apt-get source gedit', where can I see the downloaded source files?
[10:07] <erUSUL> progesterone: in /usr/src/ afaik
[10:08] <Lappie> Guten Nicht jeder
[10:08] <josh-N> hello, when i want to access an AppleShare IP server (not provide one), do i still have to install netatalk?
[10:09] <morphix> progesterone: it saves to the current directory that is open
[10:09] <morphix> eg.
[10:09] <morphix> i had my current dir in home
[10:09] <morphix> i tested the above
[10:09] <AdvoWork> how can i find the different drives, so i can do fsck -n /partition?
[10:09] <morphix> and it instaled
[10:09] <morphix> gedit-2.28.0                                                             settings.icf
[10:09] <morphix> gedit_2.28.0-0ubuntu2.diff.gz                                            sites.txt
[10:09] <morphix> gedit_2.28.0-0ubuntu2.dsc                                                soundmaybe.sh
[10:09] <morphix> gedit_2.28.0.orig.tar.gz
[10:09] <FloodBot1> morphix: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:09] <erUSUL> AdvoWork: sudo fdisk -l
[10:09] <morphix> minus the other non gedit stuff
[10:10] <brjann> josh-N: i don't believe so. it looks like ubuntu kernels ship with the appletalk kernel module, so it should Just Work
[10:10] <progesterone> morphix You're right.
[10:10] <erUSUL> AdvoWork: ls -l /dev/disk/by-id/
[10:10] <progesterone> erUSUL morphix Thanks
[10:11] <josh-N> brjann: can you point me to some sort of tutorial on how to access such a server?
[10:11] <brjann> josh-N: i can certainly look :) just a moment
[10:12] <josh-N> brjann: thanks alot. all the info i found was on setting up a server.
[10:17] <brjann> josh-N: are you wanting to connect to disks or printers? or both?
[10:19] <josh-N> brjann: setup is an old (ancient, rather) powerPC with a shared folder (so it's disk)... other macs can find the shared folder in the network browser... i want to access it with my ubuntu pc
[10:19] <au> in ubuntu, what is the mod_ssl package called?
[10:19] <au> libapache2-mod-ssl?
[10:20] <indus> !info libapache2-mod-ssl
[10:20] <brjann> josh-N: does that version of appleshare support samba? i see that some of them do
[10:21] <au> !info mod*ssl
[10:21] <au> !info mod-ssl
[10:21] <au> !info mod_ssl
[10:21] <au> hmm
[10:21] <josh-N> brjann: i don't think so. it's MacOS 9...
[10:21] <Claws> au , Apache?
[10:21] <au> yes
[10:22] <pixelfairy> anyone use apt-proxy or one the equivalents?
[10:22] <indus> probably provided by another package
[10:23] <au> !info libapache-mod-ssl
[10:23] <brjann> i thought mod-ssl came with ubuntu's apache2 by default
[10:23] <au> ah yes I just found it in a forum post
[10:23] <au> had to do a command
[10:23] <brjann> a2enmod ssl?
[10:24] <erUSUL> !fishing | au
[10:25] <brjann> josh-N: still looking, but you're right, most everything is mac->linux, not the other way around
[10:26] <madjoe> what's the irc channel for "gnome do"?
[10:27] <kittenjaugar> hi all : )
[10:27] <Claws> a good rpg game ?
[10:27] <pixelfairy> hi
[10:27] <Claws> hey
[10:27] <brjann> josh-N: have you tried anything like    mount -t afp afp://username:password@hostname/ShareName /mnt/ShareName    ?
[10:28] <josh-N> brjann: no, gonna try that right away
[10:28] <brjann> josh-N: (make sure to mkdir /mnt/ShareName if you do try that)
[10:29] <pixelfairy> Claws: nethack / falconseye ?
[10:29] <pixelfairy> its good if you wanna kill time
[10:29] <pixelfairy> some people get addicted, dont know how game addiction works though
[10:29] <Claws> pixelfairy , cool :D il check them out !
[10:31] <Claws> is there a game repository i can add ?
[10:31] <indus> Claws, no
[10:31] <indus> Claws, yes
[10:31] <heimdall> to which folder am I supposed to copy a gedit plugin to? I tried ~/.gnome2/gedit/ ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins and /usr/share/gedit-2/plugins but it does not show up in the plugin list
[10:31] <indus> Claws,for nexuiz and open arena you can
[10:31] <airtonix> heimdall, ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins
[10:31]  * pixelfairy seems if gamer friends are awake
[10:32] <vlt> Hello. From an X session (where xeyes works, for example) I connect to another machine: `ssh -Y remotehost`. When I now run `xeyes` I get "Error: Can't open display: localhost:10.0". Any idea what to check first?
[10:32] <Claws> indus , i was about to write "daaarn"
[10:32] <airtonix> heimdall, which plugin ?
[10:32] <ddrj> got a question... i'm new to ubuntu but is there a way where i can setup a folder on my ubuntu pc so that multiple users from different OS's can open and edit the documents in said folder?
[10:32] <heimdall> airtonix: tried that, it does not work
[10:32] <indus> Claws, so what are you lloking for
[10:32] <heimdall> airtonix: this one - http://code.google.com/p/gedit-folding/
[10:32] <vlt> ddrj: via network?
[10:32] <josh-N> brjann: it says: unbekannter Dateisystemtyp „afp“  (unknown FS type "afp")
[10:32] <airtonix> heimdall, one second.
[10:33] <Claws> indus , not sure what you mean by nexuiz
[10:33] <heimdall> okay
[10:33] <ddrj> vlt: sorry, yes via lan
[10:33] <pixelfairy> Claws: are you more into playing or making games?
[10:33] <indus> Claws, itsa fps
[10:33] <Claws> pixelfairy, playing :)
[10:34] <pixelfairy> had to ask, last time i had this conversation ended up with someone wanting to mod games
[10:34] <indus> Claws, why do you want a repository?
[10:34] <brjann> josh-N: bummer. i guess it's got the appletalk protocol built into the kernel, but not the apple filesharing protocol
[10:34] <vlt> ddrj: There are a few different protocols for file access via LAN: NFS for *nix clients, Samba for Windows clients and of course sshfs for quick and dirty solutions ;-)
[10:34] <Claws> indus , so i can just search and dl easy ? :)
[10:34] <pixelfairy> if your into windows games, http://www.playonlinux.com/en/
[10:34] <airtonix> heimdall, this is what my gedit plugin folder looks like, maybe you have the package decompressed in the wrong way : http://pastebin.com/3WSQPUZ9
[10:34] <indus> Claws, ah a combined game repo? not available
[10:35] <pixelfairy> otherwise just go to software center or synaptic
[10:35] <indus> Claws, but you can try ubuntu gaming edition
[10:35] <pixelfairy> or that
[10:35]  * pixelfairy looks up gaming edition
[10:35] <Claws> same here
[10:35] <airtonix> Claws, playdeb or getdeb have repos
[10:35] <brjann> josh-N: oh, this might work for you: http://sites.google.com/site/alexthepuffin/home
[10:35] <ddrj> vlt: heh heh yeah i guess i'll just setup shared folder using samba :P i pretty much just want to setup ubuntu on an old server and allow 3 pcs running windows to open and edit .doc files on the ubuntu server >.< :P
[10:35] <pixelfairy> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games
[10:36] <vlt> ddrj: Then go for Samba
[10:36] <ddrj> yaw, thanks vlt :)
[10:36] <indus> Claws, all games pre installed wowee
[10:36] <brjann> josh-N: it's a fuse client for AFP access. there're apparently ubuntu .debs in the download area, and the page i just linked gives a quick overview of using the mount_afp utility
[10:36] <heimdall> airtonix: mmm there was nothing to decompress. there were two files folding.gedit-plugin and folding.py. I put them both in ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins
[10:36] <indus> Claws, OOPS here http://ultimateedition.info/ultimate_edition/ultimate-edition-2-3-gamers/
[10:37] <indus> Claws, also playonlinux is included in it  pixelfairy
[10:37] <Guest88941> diskless client need help installing nvidia driver
[10:38] <rautamiekka> One person visiting me IRL wanted me to install Ubuntu on his computer to dualboot with WinXPmce2005. The problem is that for some reason Ub doesn't start fully, instead it either leaves movable cursor running on screen or the screen keeps showing a ton of lines of diff colors and they flash extremely fast. This problems remains regardless of graphics card, screen, and whether we used graphics safe mode. We tested Ubuntus 8.04.1 32bi
[10:38] <rautamiekka> Forgot to mention that the problem remains even with alternate installer.
[10:38] <airtonix> heimdall, shows up in my plugins list as : simple folding (wih some russian text under that)
[10:38] <pixelfairy> rautamiekka: wait till april, try again with ubuntu 10.4
[10:39] <pixelfairy> 9.10 will prolly work
[10:39] <ddrj> also got another question.... is there a backup utility i can use to make backups of other computers (2 x running windows) via network and store said backups onto my ubuntu box?
[10:39] <rautamiekka> pixelfairy: I suppose that's my only option.
[10:39] <Topy44> hm... i am trying to either get window-picker-applet running on xfce4-panel through xfapplet, or find an xfce4 replacement for window-picker-applet
[10:40] <airtonix> ddrj, could you use windows backup clients that send their backup data via smb to the ubuntu machine ?
[10:40] <josh-N> brjann: too bad there is no more "official" thing in the standard repositories. i'll try the client you linked to. thanks alot for your help.
[10:40] <erUSUL> !backup | ddrj
[10:40] <airtonix> ddr-, sourceforge might be a good place to look for a client that would run on various platforms
[10:40] <brjann> josh-N: getting afpfs-ng integrated into ubuntu has been on the wishlist for a while, apparently
[10:41] <ddrj> airtonix: hmm yeah thanks checking
[10:41] <brjann> josh-N: but you're welcome, and good luck
[10:41] <MistaG> hi everyone
[10:41] <rautamiekka> ddrj: you could also use an automatic sync software like Allway Sync which is really easy and it's powerful
[10:41] <rautamiekka> Hi MistaG
[10:41] <airtonix> ddrj, i assume you have ubuntu clients too ? (i;m using deja-du on my ubuntu client to do automated daily backups)
[10:41] <ddrj> thanks rautamiekka, i'll check that too
[10:42] <kittenjaugar> please, a small question, I use apt-get install ipython COMMAND, whether ipython-0.8 affect originalpython? I don't understand what help.ubuntu.com talking about apt-get....
[10:42] <ddrj> airtonix: yes i do, thanks adding that to my list, one of the pc's will be an ubuntu client
[10:42] <airtonix> ddrj, https://launchpad.net/deja-dup
[10:42] <heimdall> airtonix: am i supposed to type some command to load it? it doesn't show up in my plugin list
[10:43] <airtonix> heimdall, maybe the files are corrupted, can you open them in the text editor?
[10:43] <heimdall> yes i can
[10:43] <MistaG> anybody from slovenia here?
[10:43] <rautamiekka> ddrj: My idea was that the Win clients use Allway Sync or other sync software to automatically sync the data via Window$ Transfer [that's what I call it when you put "\\ADDRESS" to address line in My Computer] to Ub machine, obviously using the Samba.
[10:43] <airtonix> heimdall, i assume you restarted gedit after putting them in the plugins folder?
[10:43] <heimdall> yes
[10:43] <pixelfairy> ugh, trying to get a feature request into kvm, it doesnt have a bug tracker
[10:44] <brjann> MistaG: you might try #ubuntu-si
[10:44] <airtonix> heimdall, and you have other plugins in that folder that work ?
[10:44] <Topy44> hm, it seems what happens is that the unr window-picker-applet does not communicate its width to xfapplet correctly
[10:44] <Topy44> therefore its always just 1 icon wide
[10:44] <heimdall> airtonix: i dont have any other plugins
[10:44] <heimdall> brb
[10:44] <airtonix> heimdall, i would try getting others to work
[10:45] <dad__> diskless installing nvidia driver....
[10:45] <juan__> bonjour
[10:45] <dad__> hi
[10:46] <vvor> Help:-) new IDE drive is seen only by:hal-find-by-capability storage. not present in /dev/sd* or /dev/hd* or seen it fdisk -l. how do I make it a "/device"?
[10:46] <mdm123> hello all can anybody tell me tool for remastering ubuntu or customising ubuntu
[10:46] <kittenjaugar> b
[10:47] <AdvoWork> is there any way sudo fsck -n /dev/sda1 could ever cause a problem on the server?
[10:50] <brjann> AdvoWork: from the e2fsck man page: it is safe if the -n option is specified, and -c, -l, or -L options are not specified. However, even if it is safe to do so, the results printed by e2fsck are not valid if the filesystem is mounted.
[10:51] <pixelfairy> kittenjaugar: it shouldnt affect anything
[10:51] <pixelfairy> except django, if you have ipython it will use it
[10:51] <mdm123> how to remaster ubuntu
[10:51] <mdm123> how to customise ubuntu
[10:51] <indus> mdm123, remastersys
[10:51] <indus> !info remastersys
[10:52] <indus> damn
[10:52] <pixelfairy> mdm123: or uck if your change is simple
[10:52] <pixelfairy> http://uck.sf.net
[10:53] <erUSUL> !remaster
[10:55] <kittenjaugar> pixelfairy:  Thank you : )  i am idling...  XP
[10:56] <heno> hi jjesudason!
[10:56] <jjesudason> hi
[11:08] <Hawkeye> Hello all
[11:09] <RedNifre> Hi!
[11:10] <Hawkeye> I am here to enquire about mirroring Ubuntu
[11:10] <ddrj> thanks again! now i'm off to finding a cheap workstation / desktop on ebay that i can use as the ubuntu server (this might be tough because most of those cheapo dell desktops on ebay are IDE and not SATA and don't support more than a 500 gigs usually) if you have any suggestions for that, i would love to hear it :D
[11:10] <RedNifre> Hidden folders start with a dot, right? If I want to hide a folder do I just change it from "foo" to ".foo"? And will programs that reference it still be able to find it? Is "/foo/" the same location as "/.foo/" or will I have to modify all programs that reference it?
[11:10] <ddrj> whoops... hmm.. wrong window
[11:10] <Hawkeye> :D
[11:11] <meowbuntu> hi is the firefox addon downthemall any good
[11:11] <brjann> RedNifre: yes, .foo/ would be a hidden folder, but .foo/ and foo/ are separate locations
[11:11] <Hawkeye> so i hear meowbuntu
[11:12] <Hawkeye> brjann, I would like to mirror ubuntu, what is the cron job command?
[11:12] <meowbuntu> really i thought that the latest firefox it was not needed
[11:14] <indus> meowbuntu, yes its good
[11:15] <indus> meowbuntu, it has more features like image ,video etc download
[11:15] <blueghost> happy International Women's Day!
[11:16] <RedNifre> International women are great! :)
[11:16] <meowbuntu> compare downthemall to Web of trust
[11:16] <SamuelBR> good morning
[11:17] <meowbuntu> indus, what about Web of trust
[11:17] <indus> meowbuntu, whats that
[11:17] <RedNifre> meowbuntu: Linux for feline beings
[11:18] <meowbuntu> RedNifre, what are you on about
[11:18] <RedNifre> whoops, I thought indus was asking a question ABOUT meowbuntu, not AT meowbuntu. :D
[11:18] <airtonix> Hawkeye, this might help : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors/Monitoring%20Scripts
[11:18] <indus> RedNifre, heh lol
[11:18] <switchgirl> i'm having issues with Mo' Thunderbird
[11:18] <meowbuntu> indus, an addon for firefox
[11:18] <airtonix> Hawkeye, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/mirror
[11:18] <RedNifre> "meobwuntu, what's that" -> linux for feline beings.
[11:19] <meowbuntu> !ask | switchgirl
[11:19] <indus> nice name for a women's distro i think
[11:19] <indus> meaaooobuntu
[11:19] <switchgirl> !sexism
[11:19] <switchgirl> !conduct
[11:19] <airtonix> Hawkeye, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuMagazine/HowTo/LocalRepositoriesHowto
[11:19] <meowbuntu> me is not a woman though
[11:19] <indus> ya thats ok
[11:19]  * meowbuntu is not a woman though 
[11:19] <vega> sigh, back to gthumb it is from f-spot
[11:20] <vega> f-spot takes 100% cpu
[11:20] <Stargaze> !essex_girl
[11:20] <indus> f-spot has a bad name
[11:20] <indus> f
[11:20] <indus> no wonder it sucks
[11:20] <jussi01> indus: please keep on opic
[11:20] <vega> seems to suck yes
[11:20] <indus> ok
[11:20] <meowbuntu> indus, is tehre a better application than f-spot then
[11:20] <RedNifre> Hidden folders start with a dot, right? If I want to hide a folder do I just change it from "foo" to ".foo"? And will programs that reference it still be able to find it? Is "/foo/" the same location as "/.foo/" or will I have to modify all programs that reference it?
[11:20] <switchgirl> indus: lookat the code of conduct and think how the phrase "nice for a womans distro" could contravine that
[11:20] <indus> gthumb also has some photo retouching options
[11:21] <indus> switchgirl, iam not sure what you aer talking about
[11:21] <airtonix> switchgirl, .... /headdesk
[11:21] <switchgirl> it comes across as sexist
[11:21] <indus> switchgirl, misunderstanding?
[11:21] <RedNifre> which distro is for women?
[11:21] <indus> lets get back to topic
[11:21] <switchgirl> no i understood you perfectly.
[11:22] <meowbuntu> RedNifre, you may have to midify al the programs yes as they aill be set to look for /foo/ not /.foo/
[11:22] <switchgirl> Ubuntu is for all
[11:22] <indus> and frankly, sexist is a foreign word
[11:22] <RedNifre> Thanks. That sucks.
[11:22] <indus> for me at least
[11:22] <airtonix> !ot
[11:22] <airtonix> !troll | switchgirl
[11:23] <meowbuntu> !ot | indus
[11:23] <airtonix> switchgirl, you may want to stop before you over-react.
[11:23] <indus> ok o kguys
[11:23] <indus> ok
[11:23] <meowbuntu> !ot | switchgirl
[11:23] <switchgirl> airtonix: i'm a member o the #ubuntu-women chan - just pointing out that Ubuntu is for All
[11:23] <indus> but i dont appreciate being called names which are frowned upon
[11:23] <airtonix> switchgirl, please?
[11:23] <switchgirl> airtonix: i have issues with the new thunderbird
[11:24] <airtonix> switchgirl, describe the problem
[11:24] <switchgirl> it connects but circles for AGES
[11:24] <indus> switchgirl, strange irony, ubuntu is for all, then you have a women's channel
[11:24] <switchgirl> and i have no messages
[11:24] <indus> ok moved on
[11:24] <airtonix> switchgirl, ok i assume you have tried connecting to the mail accounts with other mail clients ?
[11:25] <pm> join #propeller
[11:25] <indus> !sexist > indus
[11:25] <airtonix> switchgirl, if so have you tried resetting thunderbird (temporarily) by moving the thunderbird user config folder elsewhere and trying again with a fresh config setup ?
[11:26] <switchgirl> airtonix: i'm using the BETA
[11:27] <switchgirl> its BETtA
[11:27] <switchgirl> :P
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[11:28] <airtonix> switchgirl, so you've tried both those options? then i would try running thunderbird from terminal so that you get some feedback from the terminal stdout...maybe it gives something to indicate why you can not recieve mail ?
[11:28] <jointman> hiya guys
[11:30] <switchgirl> ok airtonix
[11:30] <[V13]Axel> Hello, Jointman.
[11:30] <airtonix> switchgirl, i also assume you have the old thunderbird around still ? does it work as expected ?
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> [V13]Axel: he left after saying hi, quite funny
[11:31] <mandrkldf33833> in windows there are applications which are portable, e.g. vlc portable, firefox portable. those apps can be extracted to hard disk and start without installing. is there something for ubuntu, too?
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> marcobxbro1: you can run those portable apps in wine (so i've heard)
[11:31] <airtonix> mandrkldf33833, yes.
[11:32] <Stargaze> mandrkldf33833, try 'Portable Ubuntu'
[11:32] <airtonix> mandrkldf33833, i think you'll find that those two apps you mention are actually portable by nature when you download them from teh mozilla site
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> Stargaze: is portable ubuntu official by canonical?
[11:33] <[V13]Axel> ActionParsnip: Really? Wow. I don't get any notifications on ChatZilla. I don't have mIRC yet on this computer.
[11:33] <prisko> ciao
[11:33] <switchgirl> airtonix: i'd prefer not to use the old one as its rubbish imho
[11:33] <DJones> mandrkldf33833: WIth Ubuntu, you have an option to have a live usb install with full apps for firefox & vlc installed so that you can just boot on any computer capeable of USB boot and run your own personal version of ubuntu
[11:33] <airtonix> mandrkldf33833, another one that is portable is floola
[11:34] <airtonix> switchgirl, up to you really... but since its beta software and you're having issues, one can only come to a two way descision : a) keep using it and help debug the problem with reports to mozilla or b) use the version you know work
[11:35] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[11:35] <mandrkldf33833> thx for the answers, but actually what i am looking for is the exact equivalent of vlc portable for ubuntu. so if i run ubuntu and have no admin rights, why not download a programm, extract it like vlc portable for windows and start this program.
[11:36] <elgh> Does anyone know how to turn Vsync off in Ubuntu=
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> [V13]Axel: i use irssi now and it tells you ;)
[11:37] <indus> ActionParsnip, hi
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> indus: yo yo yo
[11:37] <FireCrotch> mandrkldf33833: if you have the vlc binary, it *should* in theory just run on any ubuntu system, provided the system has the required dependencies and is the same version of ubuntu
[11:37] <indus> how art thou
[11:37] <soilah> hi.i want to run a script which "activates" (renames and replaces) the correct xorg.conf befor x starts. i can't find any info on how to run a script before that. i tried putting it into the first line of  /etc/init.d/gdm , but it doesn't do anything
[11:37] <[V13]Axel> ActionParsnip: My usual client does, but it's a Windows native application. Do you know any native Ubuntu IRC programs that are like mIRC?
[11:37] <indus> !conduct
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> indus: mine is fine, how art thee
[11:38] <mandrkldf33833> ActionParsnip: can irssi download files bigger than 4gig? i had problems with that using weechat
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> [V13]Axel: ive not used mirc, i always used open source clients and definately not paid for ones
[11:38] <ShapeShifter499> I need help...one of my computers died and I do not know why....My mom uses it for playing internet games and such and just a few minutes ago it just died....the computer is a 15 inch apple powerbook g4 with 512 mb of ram, 60 gigs of storage, and had ubuntu 9.10 on it
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> mandrkldf33833: ive never downloaded using irc, just basic chat
[11:38] <kslen> XChat ftw
[11:39] <FireCrotch> ShapeShifter499: define "died"
[11:39] <chiiiiiz> hello!!
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> !hi | chiiiiiz
[11:39] <indus> internet dies but irc never dies
[11:39] <FireCrotch> ShapeShifter499: did blood start pouring out of it and it collapsed, gasping for air?
[11:39] <kslen> how is ubuntu 10.04 lts performance wise for you guys? switching between directories regardless of the file manager is uber uber slow.
[11:39] <ShapeShifter499> died....um it shut off with no warning and would not turn back on
[11:40] <chiiiiiz> Is this channel appropriate for advises regarding the choice of PC components for a UbuntuStudio? Or is there another channel for that?
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> indus: if you took all the porn off the web there would only be one website called www.bringbacktheporn.com
[11:40] <FireCrotch> ShapeShifter499: Feel the bottom of it. Is it hot?
[11:40] <DJones> kslen: Support for 10.04 is in #ubuntu+1, you'll be better asking the question there
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> chiiiiiz: i'd go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:40] <ShapeShifter499> no its cool.....
[11:40] <chiiiiiz> OK thanks
[11:40] <kslen> DJones, will do. thanks
[11:40] <indus> this too is ok no?
[11:41] <ShapeShifter499> FireCrotch: no indication of why it died
[11:41] <kinja-sheep> ActionParsnip: There will be more than enough petitions.
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> ShapeShifter499: take the battery out and disconnect power, let it relax for 30 mins or so then retry
[11:42] <indus> i find that nick FireCrotch inappropriate
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> kinja-sheep: its a joke from Scrubs ;)
[11:42] <FireCrotch> indus: That's nice.
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> ShapeShifter499: if it happens again, try  without the battery and use direct mains
[11:42] <Claws> VBoX GTK or VirtualBoX OSE  ?
[11:43] <ShapeShifter499> FireCrotch: I've tried unplugging it, removing and rearranging  the ram in it, and removing the batt.....not for 30 mins tho
[11:43] <ShapeShifter499> FireCrotch: brb in 30 mins I guess
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> Claws: vbox would be my call but i always just instal to USB, much better speed and a true install rather than virtualised hardware
[11:44] <chiiiiiz> Too few people on #ubuntu-offtopic... I ask my question...
[11:44] <chiiiiiz>  I have an old Nvidia 6700XL (PCI-X 128 Mo video). Is there any problem using it on a AMD based motherboard with an Athlon x4??? Or would it be better to use an Intel based MB, or to buy an ATI (ATI + ubuntu == problems)
[11:44] <kinja-sheep> chiiiiiz: #hardware ? :)
[11:44] <[V13]Axel> Claws: You might want to clarify. VirtualBox is better, easier to install, better GUI. I'm gonna go with ActionParsnip here, install to a USB flash drive, it's a true install that doesn't require splitting resources.
[11:44] <kinja-sheep> or #hardwares (either way).
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> chiiiiiz: should be fine, nvidia are very supported
[11:44] <FireCrotch> chiiiiiz: off topic, but I see no reason that it wouldn't work just fine
[11:44] <the_gamer> what is the difference between aptitude remove and aptitude reinstall? i want to remove all configfiles with erasing the program
[11:45] <kinja-sheep> the_gamer: aptitude purge
[11:45] <chiiiiiz> NO I thought that AMD only or better works with ATI...
[11:45] <chiiiiiz> Going to #hardware!!
[11:45] <chiiiiiz> thanks anyway
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> the_gamer: remove removes the app, reinstall redownloads the deb and install sit over the top of whats installed
[11:45] <the_gamer> kinja-sheep, thanks
[11:45] <the_gamer> ActionParsnip, thanks
[11:46] <indus> when is international mens day
[11:46] <[V13]Axel> Aptitude reinstall simply uninstalls and reinstalls the basic program. Remove removes the program but not settings. Purge gets rid of all setting files as well.
[11:46] <airtonix> indus, next friday
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> the_gamer: could use: sudo apt-get --purge remove packagename    and it will remove the app and its config
[11:46] <Stargaze> the_gamer, type aptitude in a Terminal
[11:46] <indus> really?
[11:46] <airtonix> indus, no
[11:46] <the_gamer> indus, isn't that between beer day and nude women's day?
[11:46] <bazhang> !ot
[11:46] <airtonix> indus, its on the same day as offtopic day
[11:46] <indus> ok bordering on kick now
[11:46] <indus> ya
[11:47] <SamuelBR> where can i download a lucid 10.04 ?
[11:47] <indus> SamuelBR, you cant
[11:47] <ArmaganKoca> hi, i am using 10.04 alpha 3 -- i have "avertv volar lite" usb analog tv card which supports linux with v4l2 i downloaded the linux drivers from the website and installed them. after running tvtime the box freezes. What can i do ?
[11:47] <indus> SamuelBR, its unreleased wait till april 28
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> !lucid | SamuelBR
[11:47] <SamuelBR> ohhh thanks
[11:47] <indus> ArmaganKoca, use #ubuntu+1
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> SamuelBR: there is alpha3 out but its not discussed here
[11:47] <indus> SamuelBR, would you like to try the dev version?
[11:48] <SamuelBR> no, i'd wanna a stable version... so i'll wait for that
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> Can somebody please tell me what Erlang is. I just noticed there are a lot of packages relating to it.
[11:48] <indus> SamuelBR, nice
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> and/or how I can tell what packages are using it?
[11:49] <FireCrotch> ActionParsnip: Erlang is a programming language
[11:49] <[V13]Axel> ActionParsnip: Erlang is a general purpose, cuncurrent programming language and runtime system. It's almost like java, except for it isn't object-oriented.
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> can you tell me how I can ask the system what packages depend on it please
[11:50] <Hermanon> hi,i found an ubuntu vps package for only 6$ is it real ?
[11:50] <[V13]Axel> Well guys, it's off to school for me. I'll be back later. (Sorry, ActionParsnip, can't help you there :P)
[11:51] <FireCrotch> ActionParsnip: apt-cache showpkg erlang
[11:51] <neil_d> still having trouble with kvm... trying to get two vm talking.. 1 has the option "-net nic,vlan=1,macaddr=52:54:00:00:00:01 -net user" the other has the option "-net nic,vlan=1,macaddr=52:54:00:00:00:02 -net user"  but when I configure the IP addrs.   I can seem to get any packets between them.
[11:51] <Claws> ActionParsnip , i assume by USB flash, you are referring to boot from that USB ? correct me if wrong..
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> FireCrotch: looks like apt-rdepends is good too, cheers :)
[11:52] <vishal> hi
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> Claws: yes install the os to usb and then boot from usb
[11:53] <swine> i don't have any sound in ubuntu
[11:53] <vishal> can u tell me how to get software for ubuntu
[11:53] <swine> but the sound card seems to be recognized
[11:53] <swine> what gives ?
[11:53] <mopad> hello! i want to start a script before the xorg.conf file is loaded - where do i have to put the exec command?
[11:54] <swine> any ideas ?
[11:54] <Claws> ActionParsnip , ok :) cuz i have triple boot on this lap... il just go for vbox and see then :) thank you!
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> swine: run: sudo lshw -C sound     websearch for the product line to find guides
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> swine: also make sure the levels aren't muted
[11:54] <swine> ActionParsnip, they aren't
[11:54] <erUSUL> mopad: what would that script do ?
[11:55] <mopad> it replaces the xorg.conf depending on the peripheral
[11:55] <swine> description: Audio device
[11:55] <swine>        product: SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)
[11:55] <swine>        vendor: ATI Technologies Inc
[11:55] <swine> ...
[11:55] <FloodBot1> swine: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:55] <swine> anything interesting here ?
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> swine: please dont flood like that
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> swine: websearch the azalia line (creative stuff can be a pain to get going)
[11:56] <mopad> it replaces the xorg.conf depending on the peripheral, erUSUL
[11:56]  * ActionParsnip avoids creative sound cards like paris hilton avoids talent
[11:56] <swine> ActionParsnip, it's weird that everything appears ok
[11:56] <swine> but there's no output
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> swine: well its not, or you'd have sound
[11:56] <erUSUL> mopad: why not just do not use xorg.conf and let the Xserver autoconfigure itself ?
[11:57] <[V13]Axel> Weird question. My Computer Engineering Tech 2 teacher allows us to bring in USB bootable operating systems to demonstrate for the class. Would there be any way to log onto my school network via Ubuntu?
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> [V13]Axel: you will be able to logon with the local accounts just fine, you may need to add proxy settings if the network uses them and / or add the system to the domain
[11:58] <Stargaze> axel, try Places > Connect to server
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> [V13]Axel: take in xpud too, watch those windows users jaws drop :)
[11:58] <mopad> erUSUL: because it doesnt work. i have a -real- ubuntu 9.10 install and use the nvidia driver..but sometimes i have to run it through VirtualBox which needs manual xorg.conf modifications to use >800*600 resolutions
[11:58] <Stargaze> !xpud
[11:58] <[V13]Axel> ActionParsnip: What about onto the network as a user? Xpud?
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> [V13]Axel: xpud boots faster than most crt monitors can warm up
[11:59] <Stargaze> what's xpud?
[11:59] <[V13]Axel> What is it? Is it an OS or is it something for Ubuntu?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> [V13]Axel: you dont have to log on as a network user, just use the local accounts
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> [V13]Axel: its a VERY stripped down Linux distro
[11:59] <[V13]Axel> Ah. Kinda like DSL?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> [V13]Axel: boots faster and has less
[12:00] <[V13]Axel> Ah. Hm. I may just do that one day. ^_^
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> [V13]Axel: web + torrents + text pad + vlc + terminal, thats all
[12:00] <[V13]Axel> My teacher would even go "WTFBANANA?"
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> [V13]Axel: all config is done in terminal / config files
[12:00] <[V13]Axel> ActionParsnip: Good to know. I'll write it down in a txt file for remembering later :P
[12:01] <UpgradingUser> Can you change the boot animation for 9.10?
[12:01] <[V13]Axel> Anyway, I must go now. I'll be back in like 8 hours after school. XD
[12:01]  * Stargaze tries xpud as a virtual machine
[12:01] <UpgradingUser> And I've decided to upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10. Should I do a clean install and what are the benefits?
[12:02] <erUSUL> mopad: ok; it gonna be tricky gdm is handle by upstart this days and i'm not really sure how that weorks
[12:02] <erUSUL> mopad: maybe you can just do an ugly hack and do the magic here /etc/init/gdm.conf
[12:02] <erUSUL> mopad: but keep a cpy of the original around
[12:03] <mopad> erUSUL: i will try that..although i already tried placing the execution into /etc/init.d/gdm
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> UpgradingUser: upgrade keeps settings and stuff, less work. clean install will give a nice clean system without all the old fluff from the old install, you may lose some settings (especially if you do not have a separate /home partition)
[12:03] <bloodbender> hey
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> UpgradingUser: some users have issues after upgrades which are cured with a clean install, its a bit of a mixed bag really
[12:04] <UpgradingUser> ActionPasnip: What about the change from EXT3 to EXT4? Think its a good idea to upgrade that too? I need to read more about the Filesystems.
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> UpgradingUser: if you upgrade ext3 to ext4 you wont get ALL the benefits of ext4. You will need to clean format to get the full set
[12:07] <UpgradingUser> ActionParsnip Do you know if it's possible to change the boot animation? It feels so slow loading, even though it's really not.
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> UpgradingUser: no idea, i always remove that stuff
[12:08] <UpgradingUser> ok Thanks :)
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> text boot ftw
[12:09] <SamuelBR> anybody have a LPIC-1 ?
[12:10] <RedNifre_install> what's that?
[12:10] <mopad> erUSUL: it works perfectly by putting it into /etc/init/gdm.conf - thx for your help. it was my 3rd attempt to get help in a channel
[12:10] <erUSUL> mopad: no problem
[12:11] <emj> Hey how do I disable sshd from starting up in Ubuntu 10.4? I have tried removing links from /etc/rc2.d/ and running update-rc.d -f ssh remove
[12:11] <bazhang> emj, #ubuntu+1 for lucid support
[12:12] <emj> bazhang, thanks I'll do that, but I think it's really a general question about how the startup is done now days..
[12:15] <nicknewbie> http://pastie.org/859350 -- This is a multiwan script I'm working on, based on the info on this page http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.rpdb.multiple-links.html -- I'm trying to take these instructions, and turn them into a script that can just be edited with the right variables to give multiwan setup. I think it would be good for the community, but I do need some help, can someone take a quick look?
[12:16] <Stargaze> nicknewbie, try /join #ubuntu-server
[12:16] <juanma_> hola
[12:17] <smiler> After installing ruby1.9.1 I don't have any ruby executable in my system but rather a ruby1.9.1 executable. This causes scripts that depend on an existing ruby executable that actually has the name "ruby" to fail. Is there any ubuntuish way around this or should I just symlink the stuff manually?
[12:17] <nicknewbie> Stargaze, Thanks!
[12:18] <babyjunior> can someone please help me !
[12:18]  * nicknewbie hands babyjunior a bottle ... there you go!
[12:18] <Stargaze> babyjunior, just ask your question, pls
[12:19]  * nicknewbie why is no one helping babyjunior ?!
[12:19] <nicknewbie> babyjunior, what's up?
[12:19] <indus> babyjunior, heya
[12:19] <indus> babyjunior, we all will help :)
[12:19] <Stargaze> not me!
[12:19] <Stargaze> ;)
[12:19] <vytash> Hey
[12:19]  * nicknewbie Stargaze is busy looking at the heavens....
[12:20] <bazhang> nicknewbie, please stop that
[12:20] <indus> why did he leave?
[12:20] <indus> !cookie
[12:20] <nicknewbie> bazhang, So, I can't be humorous? This is a community after all, not a service
[12:21] <bazhang> nicknewbie, this is Support.  silliness in #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:23] <nicknewbie> bazhang, This is a *channel*, but i take my 'sillines' elsewhere - but seeing as this is support, would you mind taking a look at this script I'm working on http://pastie.org/859350 -- I need a bit of support on it
[12:24] <RedNifre_away> Also, what about turning ruby1.9.1 into "ruby"? Would make executing stuff via terminal a lot easier to type.
[12:24] <nicknewbie> RedNifre_away, make an alias
[12:24] <abdelatif> hjh
[12:25] <mchristo> indus, learning
[12:25] <nicknewbie> RedNifre_away, http://www.linuxclues.com/articles/18.htm -- Check this, should point in you in the right direction
[12:25] <indus> mchristo, ?
[12:25] <indus> mchristo, wrong nick?
[12:25] <mchristo> indus: im learning
[12:25] <indus> mchristo, yes ok and ?
[12:26] <mchristo> indus, and nothing
[12:26] <indus> mchristo, do you require help with something?
[12:26] <indus> mchristo, jak sie masz?
[12:26] <mchristo> indus, not now axacly im learning how to use irc
[12:26] <stdouts> I've got jre and jdk via openjdk6, but when I try to install ant it wants me to download gcj
[12:27] <mchristo> indus, how can i say something to somebody
[12:27] <ShapeShifter499> FireCrotch: back
[12:27] <ShapeShifter499> FireCrotch: you still there?
[12:27] <indus> mchristo, just use his nick in message , pressing tab autocompletes nick
[12:27] <indus> mchristo,
[12:27] <ShapeShifter499> FireCrotch: I did what you said and it still didn't work
[12:27] <mchristo> indus, got it
[12:27] <mchristo> indus, thx cya
[12:28] <indus> mchristo,ok
[12:28] <indus> mchristo, do i know you? did you ask me a question before?
[12:28]  * indus scratches his head
[12:28] <SamuelBR> how much cost in you city a configuration of Ubuntu + Firewall + Apache + Squid ?
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> SamuelBR:  Huh?
[12:29] <kenek> buon giorno
[12:30] <mchristo> indus, nope
[12:30] <mchristo> indus, randomly
[12:31] <Dan_E> is there an irc help channel?
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> Dan_E:  #irc perhaps?
[12:32] <kamil> sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[12:32] <indus> #irchelp
[12:32] <ShapeShifter499> REASKING MY QUESTION:    I need help...one of my computers died and I do not know why....My mom uses it for playing internet games and such and just a few minutes ago it just died....the computer is a 15 inch apple powerbook g4 with 512 mb of ram, 60 gigs of storage, and had ubuntu 9.10 on it
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:  clarify 'died'  - and Yes. PC's can burn out and die at any time.
[12:33] <kenek> open jock # ferrari
[12:33] <ShapeShifter499> it shut off with no warning and would not turn back on
[12:33] <the_gamer> ShapeShifter499, there is no question. it died. bury it
[12:33] <indus> ShapeShifter499, the problem could be heat
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:  could be the power supply, or any of a dozen other things.
[12:33] <ShapeShifter499> it wasn't hot....
[12:33] <indus> ShapeShifter499, you call tech support
[12:34] <indus> ShapeShifter499, could be faulty power supply anything really
[12:34] <the_gamer> dust
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> You hope it has a warrenty
[12:34] <ShapeShifter499> indus: no money for tech support
[12:34] <Stargaze> sounds like a hardware problem, ShapeShifter499
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> Apple isent going to help wth a system that has linux on it anyway
[12:34] <indus> ShapeShifter499, then open the case and see if cpu fan is spinning, replace PSU and see
[12:35] <ShapeShifter499> there is no sound of anything moving when I lift the keyboard
[12:35] <indus> asking this question is beyond the scope of this channel i feel
[12:35] <indus> ShapeShifter499, lift the keyboard? huh ??
[12:35] <the_gamer> found the problem ^^
[12:35] <ShapeShifter499> and there was no "ahhh" sound when I push the on button
[12:35] <kenek> ! list
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:  if the PS and battery are both dead. You may get lucky and just need a new PS or battery.. otherweise.. well... its always good for parts
[12:36] <puneet> hi can anyone help me to find out list of exported funtion from a particular project ?
[12:36] <puneet> i have .so and i need to find list of functions are there in that so how can we find ?
[12:37] <ShapeShifter499> indus: the keyboard can be lifted by pushing two tabs back on the keyboard
[12:37] <bottiger>  I have a nginx-init.d script, but it doesn't start up on boot. How can I make ubuntu run it?
[12:37] <erUSUL> puneet: install the dev version of the library and take a look at its .h ? or get the lib docs
[12:37] <indus> sigh
[12:37] <matrix> is there any GUI programs which converts rmvb to avi?
[12:37] <ShapeShifter499> Dr_Willis: if I did use it for parts, how can I tell whats good or not?
[12:38] <indus> bazhang, hi, can you take a call on ShapeShifter499's problem
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:  if the parts work.. its good..
[12:38] <Dan_E> hehehe
[12:38] <ShapeShifter499> Dr_Willis: possible to reuse the gpu
[12:38] <ShapeShifter499> ?
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:  of course with a MAC.. well.. good luck finding stuff that uses theose parts.
[12:39] <bazhang> ShapeShifter499, this sounds more appropriate in ##hardware (ie offtopic here)
[12:39] <raven> hello - i am running JACK as root with realtime - how to linke the audio tools to it? they are not shown in the patchbay
[12:39] <muffi> how to enable webcam in yahoo chat in ubuntu9.10
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:  finding a machine/mb that uses the CPU will be the hardest part.  GPU? is proberly onboard. so not removeable
[12:39] <puneet> i have .so and .h as well i need to see the list of exported functions i mean non static function ( on linux all non-static funtions are exported am i right ?)
[12:40] <vvor> how do I add hard disk from dmesg:[scsi 2:0:0:0: Direct-Access WDC WD25 00JB-00REA0 PQ: 0 ANSI: 0] to a /dev/sd* (it is not in there for some reason!)
[12:40] <erUSUL> vvor: post the dmesg ina pastebin
[12:40] <ShapeShifter499> GPU: graphics processing unit (I think, anyways I was referring to the graphic chip)
[12:40] <raven> hello - i am running JACK as root with realtime - how to linke the audio tools to it? they are not shown in the patchbay
[12:41] <Hukka> Hi. Is gdm on unable to see .xsession if it's a symlink?
[12:41] <Hukka> Since updating to Karmic I've been unable to start a custom session
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:  good luck on that.
[12:41] <muffi> can i able to video chat in ubuntu
[12:41] <vvor> erUSUL: http://pastebin.com/wKXfNd5s
[12:42] <Dr_Willis> Hukka:  i thought it was .Xsession or was it .xinitrc
[12:42] <ShapeShifter499> bazhang: I'll ask again in ##hardware
[12:42] <ct529> a problem .... the last version of pastebinit does not seem to work anymore .... if you do "pastebinit -i filename.txt" it does not return a pastebin link, but just the url to the front page of the website .... what is going on?
[12:42] <ShapeShifter499> thanks for the help everyone
[12:42] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:  You are not going to do much the the GPU on a laptops MB.
[12:42] <Dr_Willis> ct529:  its been broke for a few weeks now.
[12:43] <Dr_Willis> ct529:  the web site changed stuff it seems
[12:43] <Mohammad[B]> how to i can resolve this error on dpkg -i ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/391024/
[12:43] <ct529> Dr_Willis: thanks a lot .... yes, it has been broken for quite a while for me as well .... I though it was a temporary problem
[12:43] <erUSUL> vvor: no trace of your ide disk there; are you sure everything is plugged allright ?
[12:43] <Hukka> Dr_Willis: xinitrc is for startx
[12:43] <Stargaze> Mohammad[B], try dpkg --reconfigure -a
[12:43] <erUSUL> Hukka: ~/.xsession ?
[12:44] <Hukka> Also, why does gdm keep that "progress bar" (white bar) going on and on after the WM has already loaded?
[12:44] <ShapeShifter499> Dr_Willis: aww... I wanted to resuse it cus it was a nvidia card
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> Hukka:  you could make a gdm .desktop sessin that just does 'startx' :)
[12:44] <Hukka> I can see from my second monitor that ion3 has loaded, but the main screen shows that animation for around 5 seconds anyway
[12:44] <Hukka> Dr_Willis: Ugh... it's not supposed to work like that
[12:44] <Hukka> erUSUL: Yeah?
[12:44] <erUSUL> vvor: there are two scsi disks though
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:  right.. Youve never looked at the insides of a laptop befor have you. :)  Apple Laptops had nvidia cpus? Hmm never noticed.
[12:44] <Mohammad[B]> Stargaze, dpkg: unknown option --reconfigure
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> Hukka:  i saw someone in here yeasterday wanting to add 'startx' to their .bashrc :)
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> Hukka:  so ive seen weirder things done heh
[12:46] <vvor> erUSUL: I see only /dev/sda
[12:46] <erUSUL> vvor: /dev/sdb also comes up
[12:46] <ShapeShifter499> Dr_Willis: I have looked inside a laptop before....just never took the time to figure the gunk out.....all I did was replace what I needed and left it(was a dell insprion 1000)
[12:46] <muffi> hey how to contact a web cam in yahoo mesenger
[12:46] <muffi> plz help
[12:46] <erUSUL> vvor: [  979.402350]  sdb: sdb1
[12:47] <Stargaze> Mohammad[B], try dpkg-reconfigure -a
[12:47] <meowbuntu> anyone know of any good download managers for chromium/chrome.  firefox has downthemall this is good.
[12:49] <Mohammad[B]> Stargaze, don't resolve
[12:49] <Stargaze> Mohammad[B], perhaps someone else has advice
[12:50] <vvor> erUSUL: thanks, yep sorry that is a usb ex. hd. I do not see the IDE drive anywhere on the sys ony in the bios
[12:50] <brah-> where'd your nick come from stargaze?
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:  last one i had died. I saved the ram, hd,  wireless card. and the PS/Battey. just in case I ever needed the parts for a differnt laptop.
[12:51] <ShapeShifter499> Dr_Willis: whats PS?
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:  power supply
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:  thats often the most valuable part i salvage :)
[12:51] <nhak> are there any virtual drive app for ubuntu like daemon in windows?
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> nhak:  you can mount iso files  allready.. no need for that deamontools stuff
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> !iso | nhak
[12:52] <nhak> oh
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> nhak:  linux has had that feature for YEARS  befor deamontools was even out. :)
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> nhak:  dont expect it to get around Copy protection of game disks however
[12:53] <erUSUL> vvor: as i said no ide disk is seen check the cabling etc...
[12:53] <brah-> Dr_willis so they're not the same :)
[12:53] <noname_> hi
[12:53] <erUSUL> vvor: ok here is the problem [    3.801680] Serverworks_IDE: probe of 0000:00:0f.1 failed with error -16
[12:53] <hateball> Dr_Willis, nhak: In Karmic+ you can just rightclick an image too, and mount it.
[12:53] <Stargaze> nhak, try VirtualBox
[12:53] <erUSUL> vvor: google a bit
[12:53] <nhak> actually i use virtual box to install some guest os, so vbox can also see the this mount point ?
[12:53] <brah-> try vmware
[12:53] <noname_> try bochs
[12:53] <brah-> lot better than virtualbox or the others
[12:53] <brah-> bochs is a joke :)
[12:54] <meowbuntu> the DR is on fire today lol
[12:54] <erUSUL> vvor: or make a bug report against the kernel.
[12:55] <pepe06> Escriba el texto aquí....Hola buenos dias se puede hablar en español
[12:55] <noname_> hola pepe
[12:55] <noname_> no creo que se pueda "hablar" en spanish
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> nhak:  GO read teh vbox docs.. virtualbox allready HAS that feature built in. it can access iso files as if they were cd's
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> bye all
[12:55] <vvor> erUSUL: thanks a million! I will google first.
[12:56] <nhak> Dr_Willis, thanks
[12:56] <pepe06> hoola yo queria que me indicarais como bajarme el ubuntu  y hacer el live cd
[12:56] <clrg> !es | pepe06
[12:57] <pepe06> ubottu muchas gracias
[12:58] <ZZstart> chat!~
[12:59] <piotreq79_1> hello all
[13:00] <ZZstart> hello
[13:01] <clrg> !ask | ZZstart
[13:02] <matrix> hi
[13:02] <matrix> is there any GUI programs which converts rmvb to avi?
[13:03] <ZZstart> first.sorry
[13:06] <matrix> ?
[13:06] <puting> hi man
[13:06] <puting> what is this room
[13:06] <puting> ?
[13:06] <bazhang> puting, ubuntu os support
[13:06] <puting> korea room?
[13:06] <psychuil> this is the n00b room :D
[13:07] <fabio333> hello |  puting
[13:07] <bazhang> puting, #ubuntu-ko
[13:07] <puting> thank you
[13:08] <puting> do you know different korea channel?
[13:09] <puting> you don't know?
[13:09] <puting> come on~~plz i want different korea channel
[13:10] <bazhang> puting, try /msg alis list *korea*  , further help in #freenode
[13:10] <villesoini> hyvää päivää ihmiset
[13:11] <Stargaze> puting, what's the letter symbol for korea, like fr is for france?
[13:11] <puting> ko?
[13:11] <Stargaze> !ko| puting
[13:11] <puting> !ko
[13:12] <Stargaze> !cn| ruien
[13:12] <fabio333> !ru | fabio333
[13:13] <puting> umm
[13:13] <Novastorm> !ru | Novastorm
[13:20] <ruien> Stargaze: cn| ruien ?
[13:22] <AndyGraybeal> how do i make it so my users can't edit their desktops?  (can't change the folders on the desktop or make new ones?  (but they should be able to edit the information inside the folders))
[13:23] <jalons> karmic installer - is there no way to set up LVM from the graphical installer?  I can select ext{4,3,2}, reiser/jfs/xfs etc, but nowhere for LVM
[13:25] <crackguy> where can I find a full list of all linux commands
[13:26] <jalons> crackguy: there are easily tens of thousands of command line applications, shell functions, etc - to get a comprehensive list would be impossible due to the ever evolving nature of the beast
[13:26] <enth> crackguy: There are too many to count. When you say commands do you mean programs.
[13:26] <enth> ?
[13:27] <E-TARD> I have a ?
[13:27] <crackguy> enth, no, may be basic and bit advanced commands
[13:27] <E-TARD> what package can i find this file in libplds4.so.7
[13:28] <enth> crackguy: crackguy: As jalons said, it's over 9000 (literally) If you want to get into the nitty-gritty, there's a plethora of cool commands comming in all the time at http://www.commandlinefu.com/
[13:28] <jcrawford> hey guys i need some help.  I previously had the Nvidia drivers installed from the nvidia site, however something happened Friday I would guess because this morning when I booted up my workstation it complained it could not find the drivers and that it was going to run in low graphics mode
[13:28] <ruien> crackguy: "ls" is often considered a command, but it's a program too. Where to draw the line makes what you're asking for difficult to specify.
[13:29] <jcrawford> should I just re-install the drivers or should I try to re-enable them etc.
[13:30] <madalin> after lucid upgrade i get this http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/EkcZP7vU - can anyone help me ?
[13:31] <jussi01> madalin: please use only #ubuntu+1 for lucid items. thanks :)
[13:31] <DJones> madalin: Lucid support is currently in #ubuntu+1, can you ask the question in that channel, you'll be more likely to a response there
[13:31] <madalin> well, nobody replies in there..
[13:31] <enth> crackguy: If you wanted to, you could also open up a shell and push 'tab' twice and then hit 'y'
[13:31] <crackguy> enth, lol, there are 2000+
[13:32] <enth> IKR?
[13:32] <jcrawford> grr sorry back, anyone have any thoughts on my nvidia driver issue?
[13:33] <AceKing> How do I open a locked folder? It's actually etc/vpnc I need to tweak the .conf file
[13:33] <madalin> AceKing sudo nano ..file
[13:33] <nibbler_> AceKing, it is not locked, its just a permissions thing. do the sudo
[13:34] <AceKing> madalin, nibbler, thanks I'll give it a shot
[13:35] <jcrawford> guys everything was working on Friday and this morning I booted up the system to get a prompt that it cannot locate the nvidia kernel module and prompts me to use low graphics settings.  Should I reinstall or....
[13:35] <echinos> I have my eth0 coonection selected to auto-start, but I still have to right-click on the network icon and slect it before it connects. I've re-set the settings in network manager a few times... anyone seen this?
[13:36] <E-TARD> what package can i find this file in libplds4.so.7
[13:37] <jiohdi> jcrawford: not an expert, but it sounds like your kernel did not compile correctly and needs to be reconfigured
[13:37] <E-TARD> is it in pfl
[13:37] <AceKing> madalin, nibbler, I still can't seem to get in to the folder. What exactly do I have type to get in the folder?
[13:38] <brah-> gol'd technology
[13:38] <nibbler_> AceKing, ok, your are right there. the folder belongs to root, and only root can execute (enter) it. so do "sudo -i" and become root, then use nano to edit the file. our first approch was not wise, sorry
[13:39] <AceKing> nibbler, Thank you for explaining!
[13:41] <jiohdi> AceKing: you can also open a file manager from root like thunar or nautilis and as a root file manager you can edit files graphically
[13:41] <jiohdi> instead of by line commands
[13:41] <E-TARD> what package can i find this file in libplds4.so.7
[13:42] <E-TARD> anyone knoe
[13:42] <E-TARD> i sure dont
[13:42] <E-TARD> ok i take that as a no
[13:43] <AceKing> jiohdi, I think that may be easier... How do I do that exactly?
[13:44] <jiohdi> AceKing: from a root terminal... after you do something like sudo -i... you just type the name of the file manager on the command line and it will open with root prvlgs
[13:45] <AceKing> jiohdi, It worked!!! Thank you!
[13:46] <crackguy> is there any other way to find softwares like apt-cache search command?
[13:46] <jcrawford> hey guys where do i set the runlevel of my machine?  I do not see an /etc/inittab file on my ubuntu install
[13:46] <Claws> A Good Software To Burn Image Files ?
[13:47] <phaedra> crackguy, you can use search in synaptic
[13:48] <phaedra> Claws, I like to use K3B
[13:48] <luigi> ola
[13:48] <crackguy> phaedra, thanks
[13:48] <phaedra> crackguy, np
[13:49] <indus> image file or whatever file,brasero is good for gnome Claws
[13:49] <jcrawford> anyone?
[13:50] <enth> Russian roulette: `[ $[ $RANDOM % 6 ] == 0 ] && echo "*BANG*" || echo "*Click*"`
[13:50] <uzu-cat> hi, minutes ago i get a hard disc drive error
[13:50] <ubuntufan> can help me please, I have one under the boot of ubuntu a black screen no login screen, I've read a lot and try to not do it but with F1 then F7 and I can see it
[13:51] <uzu-cat> Count of remapped sectors. When the hard drive fins a rea/write/verification error, i marks the secor as "reallocated" and transfers data to a special reserved area
[13:52] <candy> how to run sony ericssson pc suite under ubuntu? any alternate to this proprietary applaication??
[13:52] <uzu-cat> do yo think that i have t change immediately the HDD?
[13:52] <kaolbrec> uzu-cat, try running the smart test again.
[13:53] <Claws> phaedra , indus, Thanks guys! il look into it :)
[13:53] <indus> Claws, nothing to look, its default in ubuntu
[13:53] <uzu-cat> that's what i'm doing, i have to wait
[13:53] <indus> Claws, havent you installed ubuntu yet?
[13:53] <kaolbrec> uzu-cat, I am occasionally warned that my NTFS drive is failing, and "is being used outside of operational parameters"
[13:53] <jaypetey> uzu-cat: really depends on the error, but the smart thing to do would be back up the disk and prepare for the worst. i had a drive that had "errors" for about 4 months before it actually died
[13:53] <kaolbrec> uzu-cat, I run the test again, and it's fine
[13:54] <hellog> u
[13:55] <Claws> indus , yes i have ;) am i happy with it!
[13:55] <indus> Claws, good :)
[13:57] <shookees> hey everyone
[13:57] <ubuntufan> can help me please, I have one under the boot of ubuntu a black screen no login screen, I've read a lot and try to not do it but with F1 then F7 and I can see it
[13:57] <kaolbrec> ubuntufan, could you be a little clearer?
[13:57] <kaolbrec> ubuntufan, do you mean you can switch to virtual terminals?
[13:57] <shookees> How to change the size of my main partition?(ext4)
[13:58] <kaolbrec> shookees, back up your data onto a seperate disk, then use gparted to resize the partition
[13:58] <jaypetey> shookees: install gparted, it's a wonderful partition tool
[13:58] <uzu-cat> the S.M.A.R.T test is very slow xD
[13:59] <brah-> is ubuntu the only OS you guys use?
[13:59] <SolarisBoy> no
[13:59] <Crimius> no
[13:59] <uzu-cat> g2g
[13:59] <Crimius> I'm ctually looking at slackware right now
[14:00] <jaypetey> brah-, i have Win7, WinXP (virtual), Ubuntu, ChromiumOS and BackTrack 4 all installed on my netbook
[14:00] <brah-> hows that possible
[14:00] <brah-> netbooks are very weak
[14:00] <SolarisBoy> wow thats a lot for a netbook
[14:00] <lovegun72> !list
[14:00] <shookees> kaolbrec` , jaypetey , any tut or manual?
[14:00] <shookees> or thread for fast?
[14:00] <SolarisBoy> actually just the windows OS because they are bigger
[14:00] <jaypetey> brah-, not as bad as people think
[14:01] <archman> hello
[14:01] <kaolbrec> shookees, it should be pretty self explanatory
[14:01] <jaypetey> non SSD disk
[14:01] <SolarisBoy> its not like they all load at the same time =) so i would imagine its not bad on perf but on disk space yes
[14:02] <macman_> anyone watch movie/tv shows online .. if so do you mind sharing .. i would like to watch Boondock Saints
[14:02] <shookees> kaolbrec` when I try to unmount the partition for editing it asks me to do so manually
[14:02] <jaypetey> 120GB HDD, 50ish for Win7, 50ish for Ubuntu, 10ish for BackTrack and a 4GB SD card for Chromium
[14:02] <SolarisBoy> macman_: the first boondock saints?
[14:03] <archman> i have / partition, for root, then another ext3 for other storage, and one ntfs for storage too; i wanna remove that ntfs, and join it with my ext3 storage (not system) one; can i do it all outside linux (example: using acronis disk director) and will the fstab file be auto reconfigured, or do i need to do something by hand to that file also? :)
[14:03] <tonis> how
[14:03] <jalons> grub2 is installing to /dev/sda (where win7 currently lives, I repartitioned/installed to the free space at the end of the drive), however I get no grub prompt at boot, straight into win7
[14:04] <jalons> googling says I need to live-cd it, chroot into my new install, and run some additional commands...this seems a bit odd - can anyone confirm?
[14:06] <JPSman> so, i am trying to restart my computer and there is an UKNOWN program still running. how can I find out what program this is?
[14:07] <jiohdi> JPSman: in a terminal type ps ux
[14:07] <JPSman>  ok
[14:08] <jiohdi> JPSman: it will show all current programs in memory...
[14:08] <mattgyver> Hey guys, i got a software raid 1 that i need to backup, if i were to remove it from the raid and image it like a local disk, after adding it back to the raid would it continue to image properly where it left off?
[14:08] <jiohdi> JPSman: under STAT you should find Rl for running program
[14:09] <nibbler_> mattgyver, only if its a mirror setup and if you stop the raid meanwhile. otherwise it will need to resync
[14:10] <mattgyver> nibbler_, yeah it is a mirror setup.  Would it be best to just image the disk and wipe the drive then so it completely resyncs everything properly?
[14:10] <jalons> it will resync properly
[14:11] <mattgyver> o ok
[14:11] <jalons> but that is a scary way of doing things.
[14:11] <ginbuntu> hi, I have file sharing turned on. but it only share files which  have permission 755. when ever I put new files into the shared folder it is not visible on my other pc. I have to change it manually to 755. is there a way to change the permission automatically to 755 whenever I copy/create files in this folder?
[14:11] <nibbler_> yep :p very scary
[14:11] <jalons> Are teh files really modified that often that you need to do that?
[14:11] <mattgyver> nibbler_, jalons i was gonna just use clonezilla however it doesnt support a way to image a software raid1, do you guys know another way?
[14:11] <nibbler_> mattgyver, why not just make the backup via the network?
[14:12] <Sinaida> hello, is it nessesary with Firestarter firewall when i got a router hardware firewall?
[14:12] <red> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8934399
[14:12] <nibbler_> mattgyver, just use rsync -a  - if you have productive systems running like databases, do the rsync, to it again, stop the db, do it again, start the db, gives you downtime of less than 1 minute (i assume)
[14:13] <nibbler_> mattgyver, these files will also be suitable for disaster recovery... just make sure to not include /proc and /sys in the backup :)
[14:13] <SolarisBoy> hmm
[14:13] <ginbuntu> hi, I have file sharing turned on. but it only share files which  have permission 755. when ever I put new files into the shared folder it is not visible on my other pc. I have to change it manually to 755. is there a way to change the permission automatically to 755 whenever I copy/create files in this folder?
[14:13] <mattgyver> nibbler_, cool that sounds like a good idea I will deffinately look into that
[14:14] <mattgyver> nibbler_, i do have db's running so i could just stop the db first right and just run it once correct?
[14:14] <kingfishr> This is probably hopeless, but is there any way to have ubuntu keep track of packages I specifically install (as opposed to others that are pulled in as deps)? I'd like to apt-get autoremove without getting rid of all the libs I installed manually for software I custom compiled.
[14:14] <SolarisBoy> mattgyver: what is your goal?
[14:14] <nibbler_> mattgyver, sure, just stop them before, if you can allow longer downtimes.
[14:14] <mattgyver> SolarisBoy, if something happens, more so related to user error, i have a file system image so i can reload it asap.
[14:15] <nibbler_> backups are a good idea anyway :)
[14:15] <SolarisBoy> ok so a bootable system image? what OS and hardware?
[14:16] <mattgyver> SolarisBoy, doesnt necessarily have to be a bootable system image really, im okay with just a partimage or clonezilla image that i can reload
[14:16] <SolarisBoy> ok
[14:17] <nibbler_> mattgyver, to be complete also backup the output of sfdisk -l and dd if=/dev/sdX count=1 bs=512
[14:17] <bnovc> Is it possible in my /etc/pam.d/vsftp to allow both local users and users defined in a htpasswd generated file?
[14:17] <uzu-cat> hi again..
[14:17] <mattgyver> nibbler_, gotcha
[14:17] <uzu-cat> how long it takes a smart test?
[14:17] <Stargaze> nibbler_, there's no of?
[14:18] <nibbler_> Stargaze, not in my command.... ;-)
[14:18] <nibbler_> mattgyver, but maybe your command should have a of, too :)
[14:18] <uzu-cat> how long does it takes*?
[14:19] <mawst> Hey is there someplace I can see what new packages have been added to the repositories lately? The official repos?
[14:19] <mattgyver> nibbler_, okay.  Well those are good ideas and im deffinately look at those options thanks for your suggestions folks
[14:19] <teage> is there a browser that is like konqeror but is more for gnome?
[14:20] <erUSUL> teage: official gnome browser is epiphany
[14:20] <erUSUL> teage: you may want to deffine what "like konqeror" means here
[14:21] <bnovc> but most people still just use firefox :P
[14:21] <bnovc> (or a lot of chrome now, too)
[14:21] <teage> erUSUL, yes but i am looking for the tools that konqeror offers, like the terminal emulator for example
[14:21] <erUSUL> teage: terminal emulator in a browser ? what for?
[14:22] <archman> erUSUL: i want to remove my nfts partition which is autmounted normally every time; do i need to do something to fstab after removing the partition and adding that space to another primary nonsystem partition later or before removing? :)
[14:22] <joni> hay alguien que hable en español
[14:22] <Pici> !es | joni
[14:22] <erUSUL> archman: remove the line about that paritition (if any) from fstab
[14:22] <teage> erUSL, for trouble shooting, when i have a problem i google it and it sends me to a tutorial, Usually, and the emulator is very handy for tutorials.
[14:22] <archman> erUSUL: before or after?
[14:23] <erUSUL> archman: it does not matter
[14:23] <archman> erUSUL: ok - i will add that new free space to some ext3 and to a swap partition a little - nothing to change there in fstab for those two?
[14:24] <ska> How do I get into a text version of the live cd?
[14:24] <erUSUL> teage: what is the difference between openning a terminal emulator in the browser vs open it in the DE (desktop envoirment) one extra click?
[14:24] <erUSUL> archman: probably uuid's will change and you will have to update them in fstab
[14:25] <MARYA> HOLA
[14:25] <erUSUL> !uuid
[14:25] <erUSUL> !es | MARYA
[14:25] <teage> erUSUL, clicking back and forth. Thats really the only difference.
[14:25] <vmarcetic> hi my w key inst working on my zboard merc keyboard (i downloaded drivers for it but still it doesnt work) xmodmap -e "keycode 180 = w" after this isnt working as well. can anyone help me plix
[14:25] <miha> hello does anyone know a howto reset ubuntu password without reinstalling everything?
[14:25] <MARYA> YES
[14:25] <teage> thanx anyway
[14:26] <miha> if you dont know old password but have physical access and can boot livecd?
[14:26] <favoritee> 1445 wltfff..
[14:26] <archman> erUSUL: thanks! but does blkid read fstab or something other? where will i get the new id's from?
[14:26] <JohnnM> What's up guys? Have you seen the new ubuntu images for 10.04? I'm pretty psyched.
[14:26] <favoritee> #
[14:26] <erUSUL> archman: i just told you; from blkid
[14:26] <archman> erUSUL: thanks :)
[14:26] <Stargaze> JohnnM, i even gave my website the lucid color purple
[14:27] <erUSUL> !lostpassword | miha
[14:27] <JohnnM> What do you mean? I saw the artwork from wiki.ubuntu.com/Brand
[14:28] <Stargaze> JohnnM, the basic lucid theme is purple, not brown
[14:28] <Pici> Stargaze JohnnM : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[14:30] <memenode> multimonitor support is really flaky
[14:31] <archman> erUSUL: hmm, this /etc/fstab doesn't have any UUID's atm - but i also have some fstab.save which has it, but those are some different partitions (erased, i guess, cause i did erase some stuff in the past)
[14:31] <ProfessorBacon> depends on the drivers
[14:31] <erUSUL> archman: ubuntu uses uuid's in all paritions since a few releases ...
[14:32] <favoritee> #RAKOVSKI - AUTO JOIn
[14:32] <favoritee> #RAKOVSKI - AUTO JOIn
[14:32] <favoritee> #RAKOVSKI - AUTO JOIn
[14:32] <FloodBot1> favoritee: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:32] <erUSUL> archman: unless you added all of them manually and did not used uuid's of course
[14:32] <archman> erUSUL: i'll pastebin
[14:32] <MARYA> hellp
[14:32] <archman> erUSUL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/391080/
[14:33] <erUSUL> MARYA: make your question
[14:33] <smiler> After installing ruby1.9.1 I don't have any ruby executable in my system but rather a ruby1.9.1 executable. This causes scripts that depend on an existing ruby executable that actually has the name "ruby" to fail. Is there any ubuntuish way around this or should I just symlink the stuff manually?
[14:33] <memenode> how do I restart X easily?
[14:34] <erUSUL> archman: well they should use uuid's (prevents some  errors). just add them now
[14:34] <echinos> memenode: ctrl-alt-bksp?
[14:34] <MARYA> hay alguien k hable en español
[14:34] <_raven_> how to use the CMDline only to start a thing but running it in the background?
[14:34] <DJones> !es | MARYA
[14:34] <wawawawa> smiler - update-alternatives?
[14:34] <erUSUL> echinos: memenode sysreq+alt+k
[14:34] <erUSUL> _raven_: something &
[14:34] <AndyGraybeal> i'm having issues with permissions, please read my pastie: http://www.pastie.org/859546   i am very grateful for any help.
[14:35] <_raven_> erUSUL, ok but this does not release the cmdline
[14:35] <_raven_> its still running in that
[14:35] <MARYA> DO YOU SPEAK SPANISH'''?
[14:35] <echinos> hm, sysreq-alt-K, huh? I'll have to try that sometime. Is it enabled by default in ubuntu?
[14:35] <memenode> erUSUL, sysreq? You mean windows key?
[14:35] <MARYA> YES
[14:35] <erUSUL> _raven_: it should let you use the cli
[14:35] <DJones> MARYA: This channel is Engish only, for spanish, you need to join #ubuntu-es
[14:35] <erUSUL> memenode: no; prinScr sysReq
[14:36] <memenode> ohh
[14:36] <erUSUL> MARYA: Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter.
[14:36] <memenode> thanks erUSUL
[14:36] <archman> erUSUL: if i don't do it now, and do my work later (as i described before), it could end up fatal?
[14:36] <erUSUL> memenode: no problem
[14:36] <memenode> echa, ctrl-alt-bcksp is disabled in ubuntu :)
[14:36] <erUSUL> archman: no; if the devices names do not change
[14:36] <smiler> wawawawa: with --config "what"?
[14:37] <archman> erUSUL: they shouldn't; i'm only removing sda4, and adding that space to sda1, and also to sda3, which is swap
[14:37] <archman> erUSUL: they shouldn't change, no?
[14:37] <stevecam> i honestly do not know why ctrl+alt+backspace was disabled
[14:37] <erUSUL> archman: depends on what you are going to do eith them.... gparted can copy/move paritions around
[14:38] <stevecam> in ubuntu 9.10 i noticed that i don't need to be administrator to go to the menu and shut down, is this the same for running the command halt in a bash prompt
[14:38] <archman> stevecam; was a nice feat in gutsy :)
[14:38] <smiler> wawawawa: I don't see any ruby-related stuff in /etc/alternatives
[14:38] <echinos> there must have been a rationale, but I would turn it back on if I used it much
[14:38] <MARYA> hola español
[14:38] <nibbler_> !es | marya
[14:38] <erUSUL> stevecam: it was disableb by Xorg developers. they gave they reasons in the mialing lists. a little google :)
[14:38] <memenode> hmm still my primary monitor doesn't work
[14:38] <archman> erUSUL: i'm gonna use some other disk management app for it; i just want to enlarge sda1 (ext3) and swap
[14:39] <erUSUL> MARYA: aqui no se puede hablar español. haz lo que te he dicho o acabaran hechandote, Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter.
[14:39] <madalin> i have a huge issue with my computer. If i try to load torrents into ANY torrent client, on the checking phase (files already exist) the computer simply reboots.
[14:39] <stevecam> erUSUL, oh, i thought it was disabled by ununtu
[14:39] <erUSUL> archman: ok
[14:40] <archman> erUSUL: would you use gparted or some other app for this?
[14:40] <archman> personally
[14:41] <stevecam> erUSUL, to stop noobs from pressing ctrl+alt+backspace? that is a silly reason
[14:41] <erUSUL> archman: i allways used gparted for those things (the few times i've done it)
[14:41] <nibbler_> stevecam, i totally agree....
[14:41] <archman> erUSUL: ok, gonna do it on the weekend ;) thanks for helping out :)
[14:41] <erUSUL> stevecam: not yours or mine decision ....
[14:43] <stevecam> it is like assuming that the general public is intellectually disabled
[14:43] <stevecam> and now the reason they did it seems  so much clearer
[14:43] <brah-> they typically are
[14:43] <brah-> most people aren't very clever
[14:43] <stevecam> i would think that once you do it once, you learn from it
[14:43] <stevecam> but enough of this, im flaming
[14:44] <Charlos14> QUE
[14:44] <brah-> done?
[14:44] <brah-> donde?
[14:45] <stevecam> lots of people joining and quitting this room......
[14:45] <erUSUL> stevecam: didable join quitas and parts in your irc client
[14:45] <erUSUL> disable*
[14:45] <ZZstart>   who have china channel
[14:45] <erUSUL> !cn
[14:45] <stevecam> erUSUL, im not that worried, i just find it rather strange
[14:46] <erUSUL> stevecam: well it is the largest freenode channel :)
[14:47] <stevecam> erUSUL, it is too, i never noticed that
[14:47] <salvachn> when is the final release of ubuntu 10.04 due out?
[14:48] <stevecam> i should set up my spam bots in here
[14:48] <brah-> or not?
[14:48] <ZZstart> thank ubottu
[14:48] <DJones> salvachn: 28th April
[14:48] <Quique> Hi
[14:49] <arand> !hi | Quique
[14:49] <salvachn> DJones, thanks. Hope it doesn't get delayed
[14:49] <stevecam> in ubuntu 9.10, if i type halt at the command line will i need administrative privilages to shut down the system
[14:49] <salvachn> I'm using fedora since 9.10 doesn't play well with my notebook
[14:49] <Quique> sorry, im speak spanish not english =P
[14:50] <salvachn> stevecam, You don't, if no other users are logged in
[14:50] <madalin> My computer reboots by itself when i try to load a torrent in ANY torrent client. It said something about NX (pae), i've enabled it but it still reboots. Anyone has any ideeas ?
[14:50] <iceroot> !es | Quique
[14:50] <stevecam> salvachn, thanks
[14:50] <holzmodem> hi, I installed eclipse from the repo + the PDT plugin from eclipse.org, but I cant see/activate it
[14:51] <stevecam> madalin, sounds like your computer is.... um... dying?
[14:51] <iceroot> holzmodem: run "eclipse" from the terminal
[14:51] <madalin> stevecam: well, why ? What can i do ?
[14:52] <holzmodem> iceroot, there is noch "log" output
[14:52] <stevecam> you could have a look some logs in /var/logs, but i dont know what you should be looking for, if its rebooting it looks like something is faulty
[14:52] <iceroot> holzmodem: what?
[14:52] <madalin> stevecam: what could be faulty ? I really have NO ideea..
[14:52] <holzmodem> iceroot, I started eclipse from the terminal
[14:53] <holzmodem> I aready checked "Help > Install New Software", PDT is marked as installed
[14:54] <stevecam> this is just a guess, but your hard drive has problems with it causing it to make the computer freak out and reboot
[14:54] <madalin> stevecam: how can i check that?
[14:55] <stevecam> it could also be your network, i would look at /var/log/dmesg for errors, that may not be the exact location but i am going to sleep, i have uni tomorrow and its 2am
[14:56] <pyro1> when i update ubuntu, appears others option of ubuntu on boot, how can i put out this ?
[14:56] <BluesKaj> Howdy
[14:58] <mguy> pyro1: Remove the old kernels using the package manager
[14:58] <pyro1> guy tks i will try
[15:01] <angy-fashion> aa
[15:01] <angy-fashion> ak
[15:01] <angy-fashion> svd
[15:01] <angy-fashion> olaa
[15:01] <DJones> Please don't do that
[15:04] <jalons> ok, I have 4 monitors connected to 2 nvidia cards - nvidia detects all 4 screens, however it's forcing one screen to a lower resolution (I figure I can fix this with some tweaks to xorg.conf later), however how does one identify which screen ubuntu considers Screen0, Screen1, etc so I can configure proper positioning?
[15:04] <_raven_> possible to transcode speech(audio)files to text? how?
[15:06] <fafler> Hi! I have a problem with mdadm. I have 3 1.5 tb drives, but when i try to mdadm --create /dev/md0 --level=5 --raid-devices=3 --size=max /dev/sdb1 /dev/sdc1 /dev/sdd1 i get a array of only 1.5 tb instead of 3.
[15:07] <nbkhwjm> #ubuntu-hams
[15:07] <fafler> I can make a 4.5 tb RAID0 array with the same 3 drives without any problems.
[15:08] <zugiart> hi all, is it possible to widget-ize an adobe air application ?
[15:08] <memenode> gd dmnit
[15:08] <memenode> "just works" my azz..
[15:09] <memenode> now I have xinerama, but no compositing.. wtf
[15:09] <arand> memenode: mind the launguage :)
[15:09] <memenode> I am, hence the substitute letters and acronyms :P
[15:10] <h00k> !language | memenode
[15:10] <h00k> obfuscated swearing is still swearing
[15:10] <memenode> hmm ok
[15:10] <_raven_> possible to transcode speech(audio)files to text? how?
[15:11] <jalons> fafler: cat /proc/mdstat - does it show a raid 5 array or a raid 1 with a hotspare?
[15:11] <memenode> trying to set up proper multi-monitor set up and I got xinerama working, but it treats both monitors as wide screen and disabled compositing
[15:11] <seyacat> Hi ubuntu
[15:12] <ProUbuntu> Ubuntu versus UNR. How much battery savings?
[15:12] <kkojiband> is there anyone using lucid (Ubuntu 10.4)?
[15:12] <dm_> haru check out #ubuntu+1
[15:12] <seyacat> Today i have a problem with mount disk on startup, i change UUID for /dev/sdx in fstab and works, but what is wrong with that?
[15:13] <DJones> haru: You'll get plenty of yes answers if you ask in #ubuntu+1 which is the support channel for alpha/beta unreleased versions
[15:13] <dm_> Question, is there an easy tool to image your / and /home so i then move my partions around?
[15:13] <madalin> anyone can tell me what's wrong ---> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/BuzTG1RC ?
[15:13] <haru> oh i see thank you very much^^
[15:13] <h00k> dm_: gparted!
[15:13] <Luniita> OLaa
[15:13] <Luniita> haii arGuiien??
[15:14] <_raven_> possible to transcode SPEECH(audio)files TO TEXT?? how?
[15:14] <Pici> !es | Luniita
[15:14] <h00k> ProUbuntu: Ubuntu netbook Remix is Ubuntu with a different front-end, they're the same 'under the hood'
[15:14] <dm_> h00k well i wanted to move them easier than possibly wrecking my data, as in: imaging the HDD copy it to a USB and then copy it back once i "reinstall"
[15:14] <Luniita> aaii arGuiien !! ??
[15:14] <dm_> h00k: The only way i can really do it is if i reformat the HDD and re-partition
[15:15] <h00k> dm_: are you looking for dd, perhaps? If you want to make a direct copy you can use dd
[15:15] <fafler> jalons: It says md0 : active raid5 sdd1[3] sdc1[1] sdb1[0]
[15:15] <dm_> h00k: dd?
[15:15] <lokvendra> cada vez que enciendo la pc al iniciarse aparecen 2 ventanas  modo grafico bajo etc como lo soluciono?
[15:15] <h00k> dm_: see the man page, open a terminal and 'man dd'
[15:15] <ProUbuntu> hook: Ok but Remix is prepared to save battery. How much?
[15:16] <Pici> !es | lokvendra
[15:16] <fafler> jalons: 2930271872 blocks level 5, 64k chunk, algorithm 2 [3/2] [UU_]
[15:16] <h00k> ProUbuntu: it depends on what you're doing, I suppose.
[15:16] <jalons> fafler: ok, well, good news is that it created it as a rai5
[15:16] <ProUbuntu> But there ara any gain using Remix?
[15:17] <jalons> fafler: bad news is it already lost a disk
[15:17] <h00k> ProUbuntu: how large your battery is, etc.
[15:17] <jalons> probably still syncing, but why it's showing you 1.5 and not 3, I don't know
[15:17] <cx-matias> cdcd
[15:17] <h00k> ProUbuntu: The interface is different and makes things easier to use
[15:17] <h00k> ProUbuntu: on a smaller screen
[15:17] <hiexpo> good morning all
[15:18] <fafler> jalons: So the [3/2] is the active drives? How do i tell which one is causing trouble?
[15:18] <pcy_> hello all. I have an issue with sound on my system I was hoping someone could help me with.
[15:18] <jalons> 3rd drive, sdb1
[15:18] <dm_> h00k:  kind of what i was looking for, I've heard about the ability to "make your own distro" from your current install, so everything is installed exactly as you have it now, have you heard of it?
[15:18] <hiexpo> i can not remember the command to see what all the apps i have installed are
[15:18] <jalons> fafler: UU_  <- that _ should be a drive
[15:18] <adnan> hello guys
[15:18] <pcy_> i submitted the relevant system information
[15:18] <adnan> i need help please
[15:18] <ProUbuntu> h00K: the problem is if there is a significant gain of Remix against Ubuntu desktop?
[15:18] <dm_> adnan just ask the question, dont tell us you have something to ask :  )
[15:19] <adnan> dm_,  I just installed Xubuntu
[15:19] <cx-matias> sdsd
[15:19] <hiexpo> ask | adnan
[15:19] <adnan> and I think my VGA is not installed
[15:19] <h00k> ProUbuntu: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UNR for a screenshot
[15:19] <adnan> cause the screen resolution is like 800x600
[15:19] <adnan> how i can install it ?
[15:19] <ProUbuntu> I have to chose the distro to insttal it in a Eee PC1000H
[15:19] <pcy_> Hello, can someone help me with my sound issues please http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/DvJQq4QQ
[15:20] <pcy_> that is all the relevant data and system information
[15:20] <cx-matias> hghj
[15:20] <h00k> dm_: Yeah, there is a way to back up your package lists, if this is what you're looking for
[15:20] <h00k> !aptoncd | dm_
[15:20] <hiexpo> what is the command to see what all the programs i have are installed
[15:20] <dm_> adnan: Alt+f2 then paste "/usr/bin/jockey-gtk" without quotes and hit enter, you may not have video drivers installed
[15:21] <mcl0vin> howdy folks
[15:21] <matias> asad
[15:21] <h00k> ProUbuntu: I'm not sure what you mean
[15:21] <dm_> adnan if that doesnt work /join #xubuntu, I am not very familiar with XFCE
[15:22] <adnan> dm_,  is says no drivers in use... something like that
[15:22] <Guest67556> scsdfdef
[15:22] <dm_> adnan /join #xubuntu and ask in there then
[15:22] <adnan> ok Thanks
[15:24] <ProUbuntu> hook: I need to chose the distro Remix or the Ubuntu desktop for a Eee PC and I am not sure if the energy battery saving is very mutch better.
[15:24] <h00k> ProUbuntu: if it helps you, I get really good life on my EEE1000 (It's what I'm on now)
[15:25] <jxajro> hello
[15:25] <h00k> ProUbuntu: with the netbook remix
[15:25] <ProUbuntu> How mutch for a online use?
[15:25] <jxajro> ops....wrong place
[15:26] <h00k> ProUbuntu: All of it, I generally get about 3-4 hours of battery
[15:27] <ProUbuntu> h00k: that seems OK. TKS
[15:28] <Stargaze> my laptop's battery indicator says: 18 hours remaining
[15:28] <ProUbuntu> Stargaze: Is that a car battery?
[15:29] <Stargaze> ProUbuntu, interstellar satellite ;)
[15:30] <ProUbuntu> Stargaze: wath?
[15:31] <tony__> hello, somebody can say me how I delete my password and my pc boot without password?
[15:31] <craig_gnome> tony__ , that wouldnt be a very good idea
[15:31] <_raven_> possible to transcode SPEECH(audio)files TO TEXT?? how?
[15:31] <wineman> does anybody know how to make ubuntu not ask for a tty1 login when computer is turned on.  It does this everytime and has about a 1 minute pause after you login
[15:31] <ZZstart>  BoPoMoFo Input Method  unstill???
[15:31] <dj_segfault> tony__: You can boot off the install media as a LiveCD, mount your root partition, and edit /etc/shadow
 I know but, i would like to do
[15:32] <mcl0vin> !proxy
[15:32] <ProUbuntu> Bye everybody. See you
[15:32] <tony__> dj_segfault,  thank
[15:32] <fudoyusei> Hi
[15:32] <craig_gnome> tony__ , so you want to log into ubuntu , automatically without a password your saying?
[15:32] <madalin> i think i have an issue with my power supply, and i'd like a confirmation before changing it. Can anyone take a look at http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/BuzTG1RC and confirm ? Thanks.
 yeah
[15:33] <TanzDerArroganz> ja?
 can you help me
[15:33] <knoppix> y0
[15:33] <bwallum> What repo do I need to upgrade to Lucid alpha3 please?
[15:33] <Pici> bwallum : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[15:33] <knoppix> how to change your mac address
[15:34] <Stargaze> bwallum, you can also try Ubuntu Testdrive
[15:34] <usr13> wineman: tty1 login?  It starts up in console mode?
[15:34] <wineman> yes
[15:34] <tony__> craig_gnome yeah, are you there? can you help me to do that?
[15:34] <usr13> knoppix: ifconfig
[15:34] <_raven_> possible to transcode SPEECH(audio)files TO TEXT?? how?
[15:35] <craig_gnome> tony__ , system>administration>login
[15:36] <craig_gnome> tony__ select login automatically
[15:36] <tony__> craig_gnome but what's option root, nobody, etc?
[15:37] <wineman> know how to stop it from doing that my son and dads don't do that and they both boot up very fast and it takes me quite a long time
[15:37] <researcher1> How can I create an Ubuntu Server and 30 Ubuntu clients in my computer laboratory? Is it necessary that the PC  be installed with Ubuntu server CD or Ubuntu desktop can be configured to act as a server?
[15:37] <superhome> hi
[15:38] <_raven_> possible to transcode SPEECH(audio)files TO TEXT?? how?
[15:38] <Stargaze> i am unable to 'unlock' login screen and ubuntu tweak, normally it should ask for my password
[15:38] <superhome> are u Ubuntu??????????????????
[15:38] <Stargaze> !question | superhome
[15:39] <Tricks> I'm trying to use bittorrent on ubuntu server
[15:39] <tony__> craig_gnome I using ubuntu 9.10 and my login is login screen gmd2setup
[15:39] <Tricks> I have ran the btdownloadcurses torrent
[15:39] <today> Tricks:  install Qbittorent
[15:39] <superhome> i mean operating system?
[15:39] <today> very easy to NAT
[15:39] <adnan> gosh.. I can't find anyone in Xubuntu to help me :/
[15:39] <usr13> ifconfig eth0 hw ether 00:11:22:33:44:55
[15:39] <usr13> ifconfig eth0 up
[15:39] <bottiger__>  I have a nginx-init.d script, but it doesn't start up on boot. How can I make ubuntu run it?
[15:39] <adnan> :(
[15:39] <littlegirl> superhome: Yes.
[15:39] <usr13> Sorry.
[15:39] <Stargaze> i am unable to 'unlock' login screen and ubuntu tweak, normally it should ask for my password, hint & tips anyone?
[15:39] <Tricks> is that a better command line torrent client?
[15:40] <adnan> hiexpo,  can u know how to install my vga card?  :/
[15:40] <today> that mean bittorent client for GUI
[15:40] <superhome> any one use Windows   XP ?
[15:40] <Pici> superhome: Windows support is in ##windows
[15:40] <reanimation> #linux-india
[15:41] <Pici> Tricks: I've heard good things about rtorrent.
[15:41] <derspankster> superhome: I do, in a virtualbox
[15:41] <usr13> superhome: Sure, I do, ... sometimes.
[15:41] <superhome> who talk to me.............
[15:41] <Tricks> ah right, command line torrent clients are confusing
[15:41] <superhome> any one?
[15:41] <Tricks> I'm sure once I've used them for a while I'll get used to it
[15:42] <usr13> !hi | superhome
[15:42] <ZZstart> Chinese BoPoMoFo Input Method=IBUS    HEHE~1
[15:42] <derspankster> superhome: what do you want?
[15:42] <DJones> _raven_: It doesn't look like there's anything available yet for speech to text, there doesn't seem to be very much on the web either, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Accessibility#Voice%20Recognition mentions a speech recognition package called Julius, but I don't know how you'd go about using it
[15:42] <superhome> yes///\\\\
[15:42] <hekin> question, guys, how to make an crypted flash disk uncrypted
[15:42] <superhome> U country?
[15:42] <trijntje> hekin, how did you encrypt it?
[15:42] <Tricks> is qtorrent on the package list?
[15:42] <Trek> hekin: its probably encrypted for a reason, too
[15:42] <tony__> craig_gnome are you there?
[15:43] <ikonia> hekin: do you have the encyption key ?
[15:43] <_raven_> DJones, ok tnx i'll take a look
[15:43] <Trek> !ot | superhome
[15:43] <Stargaze> hekin, did you use Seahorse to encrypt?
[15:43] <DJones> _raven_: There looks to be abother package called sphinx as well that might be worth looking into
[15:44] <superhome> hi
[15:44] <craig_gnome> tony__ , yes
[15:44] <athul> hi
[15:44] <Trek> !hi | athul
[15:45] <athul> I AM CHANGE...
[15:45] <Tricks> can anybody help me setup and use a command line torrent client, there doesn't appear to be any guides (that i can find) on the net
[15:45] <usr13> athul: What is your native language?
[15:45] <athul>  I AM SORRYY ABOUT THAT.....I AM ATHUL   FROM INDIA>>>>>>>>
[15:45] <athul> MALAYALAM..
[15:46] <ikonia> athul: please don't use captial letters
[15:46] <ikonia> athul: this channel is for ubuntu support only
[15:46] <KB1JWQ> !in | athul
[15:46] <athul> ok..
[15:46] <MgMt> how do i change a sd card from read only?
[15:46] <hekin> trijntje, Trek, ikonia, Stargaze, the flash disk comes with a .exe used to decrypt, every time I'm going to use the disk, I need to run the .exe, and input the password (which I know), but i'm working under Ubuntu right now, the .exe is not an option
[15:46] <MgMt> i want to format it
[15:46] <KB1JWQ> MgMt: Remount it as readwrite?
[15:46] <athul>  this channel is for ubuntu support only- what u mean?
[15:46] <MgMt> i dont know how to do that
[15:46] <Trek> hekin: you can still run the EXE
[15:46] <Trek> hekin: try using Wine?
[15:46] <hekin> Trek, with wine?
[15:47] <athul> u use Ubuntu?
[15:47] <KB1JWQ> MgMt: There's probably some GUIfied way to do it, but I mount -o remount,rw /dev/YOURSDCARDDEVICE
[15:47] <ikonia> hekin: your only option is to use wine, however wine is not a stable windows platform to use
[15:47] <Trek> hekin: Wine runs most .exe files
[15:47] <Stargaze> hekin, .exe is windows
[15:47] <ikonia> !wine > hekin
[15:47] <today> can you send for me ebook which learn about Open Office ?
[15:47] <hekin> Trek, i don't want to use Wine
[15:47] <Trek> hekin: question.  is this a U3 flashdrive?
[15:47] <craig_gnome> athul , we all here use ubuntu , most of us rather
[15:47] <Trek> hekin: and are you using its software for encryption?
[15:47] <usr13> MgMt: Some cards have a switch on the side.
[15:47] <MgMt> the switch may or may not be broke
[15:47] <hekin> Trek, what's U3 flashdrive?
[15:48] <knoppix> SIOCSIFFLAGS: Permission denied
[15:48] <Trek> hekin: forget it
[15:48] <hekin> Stargaze, I know .exe is for Win
[15:48] <hamzaatova3> why after firefox crushes the tabs arent' restored??
[15:48] <knoppix> what is this error
[15:48] <usr13> MgMt: Try the switch.
[15:48] <ikonia> knoppix: freenode.net
[15:48] <hekin> Trek, I'm thinking if I can remove the partition
[15:48] <MgMt> i did, three times then noticed the plastic is cracked
[15:48] <mouse> I'm new to ubuntu and I would like to know, does updates always cause this many problems or has the most recent updates just been a problem for everyone?
[15:48] <ikonia> knoppix: what are you trying to do, and what version of ubuntu ?
[15:48] <Trek> hekin: if the partition is encrypted, your chances are less than none for the data thats on there
[15:48] <bandicoot_> has anyone tried Garmin GPS in ubuntu?
[15:48] <Trek> hekin: screenshot of whats in the drive before decryption?
[15:49] <hekin> Trek, there's no data on it
[15:49] <hekin> Trek, what's the tool you think is the best for the job?
[15:49] <hekin> gparted?
[15:50] <athul> WHAT softwere...OR ,,,,,,,Web site....this..?
[15:50] <chili555> mouse, i have not had any problems at all with the last few updates. do you have a specific problem you'd like to ask about?
[15:50] <tony__> craig_gnome ok
[15:51] <Stargaze> hekin, try booted from a live cd and then manipulate the partition
[15:51] <tony__> craig_gnome I have another problem all my home file when a reboot my pc are in my desktop
[15:51] <athul> how Video Allow????????/
[15:51] <tony__> is la recopy
[15:51] <hekin> Stargaze, why that's a choice, thank you
[15:51] <ynnoig> hello everyone
[15:52] <Alice_32> hi everyone
[15:52] <Urda> anybody have any experience with custom tab settings and php-mode for EMACS?
[15:52] <tony__> craig_gnome is like recopy the all file from my home, user to my desktop
[15:52] <Pici> Urda: There is an #emacs channel on this network that might be able to help
[15:52] <tony__> craig_gnome and I dont know...
[15:53] <Urda> Pici: thanks for the direction
[15:53] <Alice_32> any chance to get ati card work in lucid? im using open source driver the problem is that the open source use 50% of my cpu so im looking for another solution if there is any
[15:53] <ikonia> !lucid > Alice_32
[15:53] <Stargaze> Alice_32, please type /join #ubuntu+1 fort lucid
[15:54] <mcl0vin> !proxy
[15:55] <tony__> are you read me?
[15:55] <tony__> craig_gnome are you read me?
[15:56] <blakkheim> Alice_32: don't buy from ati, enemy of your freedom
[15:56] <mouse> chili555, I've had quite a few problems.  I updated ubuntu two weekends ago and it asked me to restart.  I did so and I got a disk check screen everytime.  It wouldn't ever give the option to load an os.  So I reinstalled then nautilus stopped working.  As in I couldn't access my trash or computer or network and so on.  I reinstalled again and decided to be very careful with what updates I install now.  Then on my main computer wubi sto
[15:56] <mouse> pped working after I updated ubuntu there.  I uninstalled then reinstalled and it won't load the kernel for ubuntu.  I keep getting the message error: no loaded kernel.  I followed directions here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Rescue to attempt to boot the os but nothing worked.  In short, I would like to know, what is the most stable linux distro?  I'm not ready to give up yet.
[15:57] <TudeLa> para cuando lucid 10.4??¿
[15:58] <Sevillahk> hi, can i know how to get drivers for a Ati hd5650?
 i wrote letter to ati today i bought laptop paid for it a lot of money and the seller told me that ati today is better then nvidia so i didnt care really thought will work it was little mistake i think:)
[15:58] <jsec> !ati | Sevillahk
[15:58] <Stargaze> TudeLa, check https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidReleaseSchedule
[15:58] <Bisu[Shield]> wheere would i find libphp5.so
[15:58] <chili555> mouse, i am sure we are all biased, but IMO, Ubuntu is the most stable. i have no experience with Wubi, so I can't really comment there. when I have done clean installs on formatted drives, it just works fine for me
[15:59] <TudeLa> Stargaze: thanks youu =)
[15:59] <chili555> mouse, maybe a Wubi guru can help from here
[15:59] <Sevillahk> I installed a version of drivers that ubuntu said me, but when ir reset the computer appear a text "Unsupportable Hardware"
[16:00] <Stargaze> chili555, wubi is a pseudo-installation within Windows
[16:00] <mouse> chili555, I'm very envious.  I love ubuntu, when it works but I seem to have a very bad run of luck when it comes to linux.
[16:00] <chili555> Stargaze, i have no windows here, so i am not able to help poor mouse
[16:01] <Stargaze> mouse, wubi is a pseudo-installation within Windows
[16:01] <SamuelPeterson> I'm having issues with modify grub.cfg. It wont let me save even when I'm root. I want to simply remove quiet splash and put in debug because I have random boot issues.
[16:02] <Bisu[Shield]> anyone
[16:02] <usr13> SamuelPeterson: sudo vi /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[16:03] <Stargaze> idd, but i was going to advice nano, not vi
[16:03] <mouse> stargaze, yes it is.  I'm not proud of it but I do need windows since linux has so many problems running commercial games.  When valve starts making games for linux I will gladly remove my windows partition.
[16:03] <Stargaze> mouse, check this link => http://users.skynet.be/gbachot/html/games.html
[16:05] <Stargaze> mouse, it's not linux's fault, if developpers won't port their games to linux
[16:05] <budo> need assistance, java is installed, yet the iceweasel brower not pickin it up
[16:06] <Trek> budo: make sure you have the plugin installed, its a separate package
[16:06] <damian> I'm job hunting online, and I'm getting a Internet Explorer required to view the application, is there any way to get around this without installing IE? X_x
[16:07] <budo> okay, thank you
[16:07] <Stargaze> damian, some browsers do imitate IE, with a plugin or so
[16:08] <mneptok> mouse: install Ubuntu into its own partition carved from free space in your Windows partition. Wubi is not something i would use or recommend.
[16:08] <zinox> why developpers should care about games for linux if video cards on linux has a crap driver support? leak of standardization too.. will take a long time until Linux reaches a level acceptable for production and development Games
[16:08] <damian> well, so far I've tried firefox, Opera with the IE setting, SeaMonkey, and Conquerer without success :(
[16:09] <mouse> stargaze, no need to take offense.  I don't hold linux developers responsible for it.  If anything it's the everyday casual user that wants emails and youtube but doesn't want to actually learn anything.  If game designers would open their doors to the linux platform, all other OSes would fall.
[16:09] <DodoBird> zinox: They generally shouldn't, and most won't until we see better hardware support, likely as the result of some large company throwing its weight behind making Linux desktop viable for everyday home use.
[16:09] <mouse> mneptok, What do you suggest?
[16:09] <zinox> sure
[16:10] <Stargaze> mouse, idd, it is said that consultants never recommend Linux, because they would lose their jobs, as Linux has fewer issues than Windows
[16:10] <purpzey> Can someone help out to umount a folder, I accidentally mounted it from the local machine using NFS, and when I go to umount it I get "device is busy" but if I run fuser I don't get any process
[16:11] <nibbler_> purpzey, use lsof | grep /mountpoint
[16:11] <mneptok> mouse: use Windows to create free space out of unused space on your disk. then boot from the Ubuntu CD/DVD and partition and format that free space, and install to it.
[16:11] <mouse> stargaze, game designers aren't making games for linux because windows is more buggy?  That doesn't make sense.
[16:12] <Stargaze> mouse, i'm not talking about games, but the system in general
[16:12] <mneptok> mouse: game designers follow the market share, no matter how buggy it is.
[16:12] <siropio> hi i have installes successfully XAMPP at ubuntu 9.10 and i make the htdocs to be public not only for root but when i try to run a php file that i know is right it doesnt.any ideas?
[16:12] <purpzey> nibbler_: I ran that command, and it didn't unmount the dir, then I tried umount and I still got device is busy, am I missing something?
[16:12] <Stargaze> ID no longer ports its games to Linux, i guess because of the smaller marketshare
[16:13] <mouse> stargaze, sorry I misunderstood what you meant.
[16:13] <nibbler_> purpzey, the command i gave you should show you processes accessing the share, these have to be stopped/killed
[16:13] <purpzey> nibbler_: It didn't display anything.
[16:13] <mouse> mneptok, is there a tool you suggest I should use?
[16:13] <nibbler_> purpzey, you used your mountpoint instead of "mountpoint"?
[16:14] <usr13> purpzey: Edit /etc/fstab
[16:14] <purpzey> nibbler_: I used sudo mount
[16:14] <nibbler_> usr13, how is this supposed to help?
[16:14] <mneptok> mouse: for ... ?
[16:14] <usr13> purpzey: Or just review it?
[16:14] <usr13> nibbler_: Not sure really.
[16:14] <nibbler_> purpzey, lets say your mountpoint is /mnt, so use: sudo lsof  |grep /mnt
[16:14] <purpzey> nibbler_: Oh oh, yes...I did lsof | grep /home/mountpoint
[16:15] <nibbler_> purpzey, and maybe prepend sudo, i'm not sure if this is needed :\
[16:15] <resolver> an anyone tell me if its possible...i want to create a separate partition for /home so that when i have to format my system due to crashes....i'll then mount it at root...my root size will be 10Gb and the /home partition will be containing more that 20Gb...will that cause any problem as I am going to mount a bigger partition
[16:15] <purpzey> nibbler_: I didn't do it as sudo let me try that, kk.
[16:15] <mneptok> resolver: no.
[16:15] <Lord-Readman> the left idea is taking a pounding http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/23899/
[16:15] <siropio>  hi i have installes successfully XAMPP at ubuntu 9.10 and i make the htdocs to be public not only for root but when i try to run a php file that i know is right it doesnt.any ideas?
[16:16] <resolver> mneptok; then what could be the solution
[16:16] <Stargaze> resolver, my root is also 10 and my /home is 125GB, no problems there
[16:16] <mneptok> resolver: solution to what?
[16:16] <nibbler_> purpzey, anyways, you can always try: sudo umount -f /home/mountpoint    -  but try other approaches first.
[16:17] <mouse> mneptok, it sounds like you're suggesting I unpartition part of windows then boot into this free space and install ubuntu within it.  If this is the basic idea then I do not know how or have the tools to do it.
[16:17] <usr13> resolver: You can put your /home on as big a  partition as you want.
[16:17] <purpzey> nibbler_: "warning can't stat() fuser.gvfs-fuser-daemon" (or something similar)
[16:17] <resolver> mneptok; i am going to create a partition and then I want to mount it and use it just the same way i use a /home
[16:17] <otswim> hello, which ubuntu package should i download to get the package algorithm for latex?
[16:17] <Dr_Willis> Lord-Readman:  buttons on the left.. Yes. I see that as a not popular idea
[16:18] <Stargaze> !latex
[16:18] <zinox> mouse, search for colinux in google
[16:18] <mneptok> mouse: which version of Windows?
[16:18] <resolver> Stargaze; i am talking about mounting a new partition on a partition which is of lower size
[16:18] <Lord-Readman> Dr_Willis, alot of people voting to change them back to the right
[16:18] <zinox> you can install ubuntu using colinux
[16:18] <Dr_Willis> Lord-Readman:  makes you wonder who voted to move them. :)
[16:18] <mouse> mneptok, vista unfortunately.
[16:19] <pondu> ciao
[16:19] <Lord-Readman> noone saddly
[16:19] <mouse> zinox, thank you.
[16:19] <usr13> resolver: You can not "mount a new partition on a partition which is of lower size".
[16:19] <Stargaze> Portable Ubuntu is more userfriendly and based on colinux
[16:19] <nibbler_> purpzey, ok, the gvfs is not related to your problem. no other output? try sudo umount -f
[16:19] <purpzey> nibbler_: sudo umount -f /mount/point ?
[16:19] <usr13> resolver: You need free space to create the new partition on.  Or, you need another HD.
[16:19] <nibbler_> purpzey, yep
[16:20] <usr13> resolver: Alternately, you can re-size other partitions and make room for another.
[16:20] <dave_> irc.tin.it
[16:20] <zinox> mouse, did you try install steam using wine?
[16:20] <purpzey> nibbler_: Device or resource busy.
[16:20] <mneptok> mouse: http://www.vistarewired.com/2007/02/16/how-to-resize-a-partition-in-windows-vista
[16:20] <Lord-Readman> Dr_Willis, I think it will be the number one support issue when people upgrade to 10.04
[16:20] <qwe> guys i want to ask something...my question is....when am i going to enable the visual effect it tells me that. :"desctop effects can not me enable"
[16:21] <qwe> can anyone
[16:21] <qwe> aswer me?
[16:21] <mneptok> mouse: use that to create free space. do NOT format that space before booting from the Ubuntu CD
[16:21] <zinox> mouse, http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=1554
[16:21] <Lord-Readman> at least the first comment on the idea has a guide to change it back manually http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/23899/
[16:21] <resolver> usr13; i am gonna make only root as 10GB and then a new partiton of nearly 100GB. Now I want to mount it in / with the name /home.. so that I can use it as a regular /home
[16:21] <mouse> zinox, yes I did.  It's even slower than it was on windows.
[16:21] <zinox> works fine on Wine Version	1.1.39
[16:21] <Trek> qwe: your graphics card and drivers might not support it
[16:21] <nibbler_> purpzey, sorry, i'm out of ideas then... maybe check dmesg
[16:21] <zinox> mouse, card video drive problem
[16:21] <qwe> and i have to buy a new one?
[16:21] <resolver> usr13; since you said its not possible...i am thinking of an alternative
[16:21] <qwe> or i must download new drivers
[16:22] <usr13> purpzey: "Device or resuource busy", when trying to mount a device, usually means it is already mounted.  mount
[16:22] <purpzey> usr13: I am trying to umount it.
[16:22] <gasull> Hi.  My DVD player is from Europe.  Can I copy American DVDs even if I cannot play them?  I tried with Brasero and K9copy with no luck.
[16:22] <usr13> purpzey: cd
[16:22] <Dr_Willis> Lord-Readman:  we have allready submited a faq factoid on how to change it back to ubottu  :) and i put one in my IRC alias's :)
[16:23] <Lord-Readman> good
[16:23] <usr13> purpzey: You have a terminal or application that is accessing it.  cd
[16:23] <Dr_Willis> Lord-Readman:  Ubuntu-Tweak tool lets you change the order also  rather easially
[16:23] <Dr_Willis> Lord-Readman:  i voted to put them back to normal :)
[16:23] <nibbler_> usr13, its about u(n)mounting
[16:23] <hekin> hey, guys, my cpu is keep spinning without a break
[16:23] <hekin> what am i supposed to do?
[16:24] <qwe> Trek: i have to buy a new graphic card or i must download new drivers?
[16:24] <Stargaze> i am unable to 'unlock' login screen and ubuntu tweak, normally it should ask for my password, hints & tips anyone?
[16:24] <Dr_Willis> hekin:  clarify what you mean.
[16:24] <usr13> purpzey, see private message
[16:24] <nibbler_> hekin, CPUs should not be spinning, try to fix it better! or use top or system monitor to see what is happening
[16:24] <usr13> nibbler_: I know.
[16:24] <mouse> zinox, I would agree with you except the drivers were up to date.  Fallout 3 wouldn't run with wine either.
[16:24] <Dr_Willis> Stargaze:  you are running the tool as your main user who has full sudo rights? You dident set a root password did you?
[16:24] <usr13> nibbler_: Tell him to check and see if he is not accessing it from another terminal.
[16:24] <hekin> Dr_Willis, nibbler_, there's no such a process possessing a huge slice of CPU resource
[16:25] <Trek> qwe: type of computer (laptop / desktop / netbook), manufacturer of computer, model of computer, type of graphics system in there now?
[16:25] <Stargaze> i guess i did not, Dr_Willis
[16:25] <usr13> nibbler_: Or edit /etc/fstab entry.
[16:25] <nibbler_> hekin, nopaste output of w please
[16:25] <Stargaze> Dr_Willis, is it with sudo su?
[16:25] <purpzey> usr13, nibbler_: I don't know what terminal was accessing it b/c I only had one open, but somehow the cd and then the umount worked.
[16:26] <hekin> nopaste
[16:26] <qwe> Trek: yeah
[16:26] <Trek> qwe: give me the details of: type of computer (laptop / desktop / netbook), manufacturer of computer, model of computer, type of graphics system in there now?
[16:26] <nibbler_> purpzey, might it be you were in the directory? but then this should have shown up in the lsof...
[16:26] <purpzey> nibbler_: Works now, so, it's all good.
[16:27] <nibbler_> purpzey, good
[16:27] <hekin> nibbler_: http://pastebin.com/134XU0Aj
[16:27] <Dr_Willis> Stargaze:  you never need to do 'sudo su'    -> sudo -s  or sudo -i to get a root shell if needed
[16:27] <hekin> nibbler_: the output of w
[16:27] <demonspork_> how do I restrict the ports a specific user can bind a process to?
[16:27] <qwe> Trek: the computer is not mine but i think that it have AMD
[16:27] <cellofellow> demonspork_: probably could pull that off with pam, /etc/securlty/limits.conf
[16:28] <Trek> qwe: if I dont have the details of the computer, then I cant be of much help
[16:28] <Trek> qwe: processor brand doesn't help at all, i'm asking about the GRAPHICS CARD thats in it
[16:28] <BulleTh0> How do I setup 2 network cards with 2 ips in ubuntu? I've set them up, but don't work in the same time. What the problem? Thank you.
[16:28] <qwe> Trek:  ok then i'll find out and i contact you later
[16:28] <nibbler_> hekin, looks pretty idle, yet it does not show the values i wanted (i remembered wrong) also paste the line of "Cpu(s):" from top pls :)
[16:29] <Stargaze> Dr_Willis, but how do I unlock the applications?
[16:29] <Dr_Willis> Stargaze:  the unlock button works for me.  Could be a bug in ubuntu-tweak
[16:29] <Stargaze> and in login screen too, then?
[16:29] <hekin> nibbler_: http://pastebin.com/Nphe2q6H
[16:30] <nibbler_> BulleTh0, dont use network-manager but /etc/network/interfaces. and dont put them in the same subnet, and maybe tell us what your goal is here.... :)
[16:30] <hekin> nibbler_: here's the output of top
[16:30]  * [V13]Axel_At_Sch loves ChatZilla and Ubuntu on flash drives while at school 8D
[16:30] <psvasti> multiplayer notepad >:D
[16:30] <ASULutzy> BulleTh0: I believe you want to look into the kernel module "bonding" for 2 NIC's simultaneously. I think it ought to depend on whether you are trying to load balance, or have hot-standby
[16:30] <CardinalFang> Is there a good replacement for 'synergy' and 'Synergy+'?  They're broken (yes, bug reports exist), and I'm past my threshold for tolerating it.
[16:30] <mrdk> Hi n00bz!
[16:30] <nibbler_> hekin, thats not the Cpu(s) lne ;-)
[16:31] <mrdk> I need some help, I have a problem with my ubuntu
[16:31] <hekin> nibbler_: sorry for the mistake, would u please show me the command?
[16:31] <[V13]Axel_At_Sch> mrdk: Don't ask to ask, just ask ^_^
[16:31] <hekin> thaks
[16:31] <hekin> thanks
[16:31] <Dr_Willis> CardinalFang:  broken? Hmm. i was using synergy just  a few weeks ago.   You could always compile the latest from source or look for ppa's for updated versions
[16:31] <nibbler_> hekin, its the 3rd line of the top screen, it starts with Cpu(s):
[16:31] <ikonia> mrdk: please be polite", don't call people "n00bs"
[16:32] <BulleTh0> nibbler_, ASULutzy I have 2 ips .252 and .253 with the same masks, gatewas, nameservers... they don't work concomited. That's all :) The thing is I want the third eth  :D
[16:32] <CardinalFang> Dr_Willis, nope.  It's long-standing and not fixed.
[16:32] <Madwill> i would like to allow tomcat to write into the log folder, how can i do that ?
[16:32] <hekin> nibbler_: sorry, it's Cpu(s):  2.9%us,  0.6%sy,  0.2%ni, 95.4%id,  0.8%wa,  0.0%hi,  0.2%si,  0.0%st
[16:32] <nibbler_> BulleTh0, for.... what?
[16:32] <hekin> nibbler_: seems pretty idle
[16:32] <nibbler_> hekin, and how is it you think your CPUs work to hard?
[16:32] <Dr_Willis> CardinalFang:  never heard of the issue or any issues...  so i guess its not bronen for my setup.    Ive never seen any similer apps.
[16:33] <BulleTh0> nibbler_, because I want to do that :D
[16:33] <root> help
[16:33] <ikonia> root: ask a question then
[16:33] <nibbler_> BulleTh0, and what is not working with this one?
[16:33] <hekin> nibbler_: i don't think it's my CPU working hard, it's the problem of the CPU fan
[16:33] <nibbler_> root: dont use irc as root!
[16:33] <ASULutzy> Do we still use the !root trigger? :P
[16:34] <Trek> hekin: if the CPU fan is working too hard, then either clean the current CPU fan, or purchase a new one
[16:34] <CardinalFang> Dr_Willis, If you care;  http://code.google.com/p/synergy-plus/issues/detail?id=9
[16:34] <demonspork_> cellofellow, thank you for the input, but unfortunately, that does everything but what I need :(
[16:34] <Dr_Willis> CardinalFang:  ive never even heard of synergy plus. I just use the one in the repos.
[16:34] <hekin> Trek, this a brand new Dell Studio 1557
[16:34] <aetcore> Has anyone ever installed Ubuntu on a 24inch iMac and gotten the sound to work?
[16:34] <BulleTh0> nibbler_, On each of the 3 ips I have a /29 subnet.
[16:34] <Trek> hekin: how new?
[16:34] <mrdk> naise. Alright so I had a problem with firefox and a guy in the ubuntu forum told me to run the following command: echo cat /dev /urandom > /dev/men > /etc/bash/bashrc ... so everytime I press the power button one minute later my system reboots again... what is wrong, please help???!
[16:34] <mouse> Does anyone know a good tutorial for making a script .txt file that runs in terminal?
[16:34] <BulleTh0> ASULutzy, http://nixcraft.com/networking-firewalls-security/3156-kubuntu-ubuntu-lan-ethernet-card-bonding-tutorial.html is this one good ?
[16:34] <h00k> !mac | aetcore
[16:34] <cellofellow> demonspork_: ah, too bad.
[16:34] <hekin> Trek, I bought it 3 days ago
[16:34] <h00k> aetcore: wrong one,sorry
[16:34] <ASULutzy> hekin: I just joined, but if your CPU fan is working hard, chances are your CPU is running hot. Have you tried installing lm-sensors?
[16:35] <CardinalFang> Dr_Willis, the one in the repos has had no upstream dev for many years.  S+ is that code base, with new developers.  Both have the same problem.
[16:35] <hekin> ASULutzy: i just installed that
[16:35] <Trek> hekin: then talk to Dell about it first
[16:35] <nibbler_> BulleTh0, you want to do bonding, routing, bridging.... or just access different networks?
[16:35] <hekin> ASULutzy: can it help to control the fan speed?
[16:35] <aetcore> ubottu: sorry? lol i want to get the Sound to go, as in speakers, i have hfs+ working already
[16:35] <hekin> Trek, Dell support told me to install Windows 7 but other OS
[16:35] <usr13> purpzey: cd   worked for you, because you can not unmount a device if you are accessing it.  (The command  "cd"  placed you back in your home dir.)
[16:36] <Trek> hekin: yeah, figures Dell would be evil like that, but the issue is hardware, not OS
[16:36] <toader> Hi, how to convert viso figure into eps?
[16:36] <mrdk> come on people I need your advice!!
[16:36] <Trek> hekin: easiest solution?  get a new fan for the CPU, thats easy to do
[16:36] <Dr_Willis> CardinalFang:  i honestly cant imigine why i would be holding down the alt or ctrl keys (or any other keys) while switching screens. :)
[16:36] <ASULutzy> hekin: Well, it will give you the temps of your CPU, and then you can go from there. Generally you can adjust fan settings in the BIOS. I actually don't know a "speedfan" sort of app for Ubuntu, but I'm sure there is one.
[16:36] <hekin> Trek, thanks for the advice
[16:36] <h00k> Dr_Willis: if you're using ctrl+alt+arrow to switch screens?
[16:36] <Trek> hekin: easier solution?  call Dell, say "the CPU fan sounds like its working too hard, and the system is just idle.  whats going on?"
[16:37] <aetcore> Does anyone else know about Sound on a iMac 24inch?
[16:37] <Trek> hekin: they ask "what OS you using?"  you tell them, "does it matter?"
[16:37] <mrdk> naise. Alright so I had a problem with firefox and a guy in the ubuntu forum told me to run the following command: echo cat /dev /urandom > /dev/men > /etc/bash/bashrc ... so everytime I press the power button one minute later my system reboots again... what is wrong, please help???!
[16:37] <laron> whats the difference berween ubuntu server serving openssh and running gnome, and ubuntu desktop serving openssh?
[16:37] <hekin> Trek, actually, the tech support even didn't heard of Ubuntu before
[16:37] <sloopy> mrdk, /dev/men ?
[16:37] <Trek> hekin: so you say "Linux" instead of Ubuntu
[16:37] <Dr_Willis> h00k:  we are refering to a Syngery issue. With Syngery a 'screen' is actrually on a different PC. Not virtual desktops on a single pc
[16:37] <CardinalFang> Dr_Willis, me either.  No one does that, AFAIK.  That's not the cause.
[16:38] <mrdk> sloopy, yes I think it was that I guess
[16:38] <Dr_Willis> CardinalFang:  thats what im reading 0 is how they seem to  be able to 'make it happen' but  I could be missreading
[16:38] <sloopy> mrdk, sure it wasnt /dev/mem ?
[16:38] <h00k> Dr_Willis: ah, I just saw the 'why would I be pressing' keys comment. I'm familiar with synergy.
[16:38] <hekin> Trek, yes, I told them it's a distro of Linux, but they said they were not familiar with it
[16:38] <jimcooncat> laron, not a lot of difference -- I believe the kernel scheduler uses a different method
[16:38] <Trek> hekin: then Dell is idiotic beyond my own beliefs...
[16:38] <micr0x> hey guys, each time I try to suspend my system, it goes to screensaver, but doesn't suspend, any reasons why?\
[16:38] <mrdk> sloopy, possibly yeah... not sure tho
[16:39] <Dr_Willis> CardinalFang:  i do just use synegery to controll the 'video player pc' mainly. So it dosent get heavy ussage from me much
[16:39] <CardinalFang> Dr_Willis, there is no reliable way to make it happen.  I can be typing in the 'client' anD SUDDENLY SHIFT IS LOCKED ON>
[16:39] <usr13> mrdk: What was the original problem?
[16:39] <laron> ok, thanks
[16:39] <CardinalFang> Or Super or Ctrl.
[16:39] <hekin> Trek, lol
[16:39] <Dr_Willis> CardinalFang:  never seen that happen.
[16:39] <jimcooncat> laron, there might be differences in the gnome setup as well -- depends on how gnome was installed on the server machine
[16:39] <ASULutzy> mrdk, sloopy, usr13: There is no problem that that would be an appropriate solution for.
[16:39] <CardinalFang> Dr_Willis, Great.
[16:39] <mrdk> usr13, firefox crashed on websites like youtube and myspace
[16:39] <mouse> I'm sure the answer is yes but is it possible to dual boot ubuntu and mint?
[16:39] <sloopy> ASULutzy, yeah i think someone was screwing with him(or her)
[16:39] <demonspork_> mouse, yes
[16:39] <CardinalFang> Hrm, I haven't tried x2x in *years*.
[16:40] <Trek> hekin: I usually tell them when there's an issue with my laptop, "I put linux on, I made sure it works, now address the HARDWARE issue at hand, as I know the drivers and what not are not the issue."
[16:40] <laron> k
[16:40] <usr13> mrdk: I'm not sure what echo cat /dev /urandom > /dev/men > /etc/bash/bashrc  was supposed to do for you????
[16:40] <craig_gnome> !lm-sensors
[16:40] <usr13> mrdk: Sounds like you had a problem with flash
[16:40] <Trek> hekin: or, I just say, "Let me speak to either your supervisor or the next-level technician"
[16:40] <demonspork_> mouse, the Ubuntu installer should recognize any existing installation (especially if it is booting with grub) and automatically set up the dual boot.
[16:40] <mrdk> usr13: someone told me it would fix my firefox problem
[16:40] <Trek> hekin: i'm evil when I bother Dell tech support, huh?  :P
[16:41] <usr13> mrdk: Did it fix your firefox problem?
[16:41] <h00k> mrdk: it won't, no, that's actually quite a dangerous command, if done correctly.
[16:41] <mrdk> usr13: no, because I can't boot anymore...
[16:41] <hekin> Trek, you know what, I'm in China, there're nothing more evil than the tech support here
[16:41] <mrdk> h00k: what does it do?
[16:41] <usr13> mrdk: What is it doing...?
[16:41] <ASULutzy> mrdk, usr13: If you were to pipe /dev/urandom over your /etc/bash.bashrc, that would be a "bad thing".
[16:41] <Trek> hekin: too true
[16:41] <h00k> mrdk: replaces that file with random garbage.
[16:42] <mouse> demonspork_, you just helped me realize where I might have gone wrong in a problem I've been having.  You're my new best friend.
[16:42] <ASULutzy> mrdk: If you have a live-cd, we could pastebin you a proper /etc/bash.bashrc file to restore it.
[16:42] <hiexpo> Dr_Willis, how do i configure my game pad to work here on ubuntu 9.10
[16:42] <Trek> hekin: in that case, hekin, you're stuck probably replacingi the fan yourself.  i hope you have the tech knowledge to effectively change the fan on your system, if at all possible.
[16:42] <Dr_Willis> hiexpo:  i just plug mine in and they work.
[16:42] <Stargaze> demonspork, i think that was a proposal by mouse :)
[16:42] <Dr_Willis> hiexpo:  some times in sopecific games i have to configure it.
[16:42] <mrdk> h00k: where do I get a live cd from?
[16:43] <ASULutzy> mrdk: Presumably you installed Ubuntu using one
[16:43] <h00k> mrdk: you'd have to download it, I suppose. it's the "installer" cd.
[16:43] <hekin> Trek, actually, that's the last thing i want to do right now, but thank you for the advice, really
[16:43] <usr13> mrdk: h00k Looks like ASULutzy has a pretty good suggestion.
[16:43] <hiexpo> Dr_Willis, ok thanks i will trythat
[16:43] <venom> Can anyone help me with WINE ?
[16:43] <Trek> hekin: no problem, sorry I can't be of more help
[16:43] <Stargaze> !wine| venom
[16:43] <h00k> usr13: yes, I saw that.
[16:44] <Dr_Willis> hiexpo:  makes me wonder what you tried... befor asking.. :)
[16:44] <koltroll> Where can I keep track on up coming ubuntu versions? Information about the next one and so on?
[16:44] <hiexpo> i didnt see it when i plugged it in
[16:44] <mouse> stargaze, that sure was.  I can tell from here demonspork is a real hotty.
[16:44] <ASULutzy> mrdk: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/391159/ Here's a copy of my /etc/bash.bashrc, feel free to copy over yours with it
[16:44] <mrdk> alright, I still got an old suse cd, would that work?
[16:44] <prisko__> !ciao
[16:44] <Stargaze> koltroll, check https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidReleaseSchedule
[16:44] <Dr_Willis> koltroll:  ubuntu.com and about every ubuntu-related web site out there has news/articals on whats new
[16:44] <prisko__> !lista
[16:45] <h00k> !release | koltroll
[16:45] <mrdk> ASULutzy: alright, but I can't boot my pc :/. How can I edit that file?
[16:45] <koltroll> thanks StanManCan h00k
[16:45] <mycomp> do u know the next release name?
[16:45] <h00k> !lucid | mycomp
[16:45] <mrdk> ASULutzy: is vi an editor?
[16:46] <mycomp> ok thanks
[16:46] <ASULutzy> mrdk: Use a live-cd of some kind. The Ubuntu installer CD would work. You'd want to boot off the live-cd, then mount the filesystem, then edit /etc/bash.bashrc to contain the contents of that pastebin. And yes, vi is an editor.
[16:47] <mrdk> ASULutzy: ok, I'm already trying to boot the cd
[16:47] <mrdk> DAMN I FIXED IT!!
[16:47] <mouse> Does anyone know a good tutorial for making a .txt file script that runs in terminal?
[16:48] <Souljah> txt file script?
[16:48] <ASULutzy> mrdk: I'm not sure what the rules are on the ubuntu forums, but whoever told you to do that was clearly being malicious. You should PM a moderator or something about it; we don't need malicious users trying to hose up peoples' systems.
[16:48] <Stargaze> mouse, try a .sh file
[16:48] <nibbler_> mouse, maybe google for "bash howto"
[16:48] <Madwill> if i already have a apache installed for php can i use the same installation for a java web app ?
[16:49] <mrdk> ASULutzy: I did, but after two PMs noone wrote back..
[16:50] <trijntje> Hi all, how can I get an iPod nano 4th generation to sync files with rhythmbox? The iPods sees the music files as 'additional software' and wont play
[16:50] <mrdk> ASULutzy: would a zfs rollback work?
[16:51] <h00k> Madwill: yes.
[16:51] <mouse> what malicious information was mrdk given?
[16:51] <dj_segfault> trijntje: Rythmobx doesn'
[16:51] <usr13> trijntje: I have sansa :)
[16:51] <Stargaze> trijntje, lees dit => http://tweakers.net/nieuws/66032/ubuntu-1004-krijgt-muziekwinkel-en-iphone-ondersteuning.html
[16:51] <h00k> mouse: a command to hose important settings.
[16:51] <ASULutzy> mrdk: Maybe? I don't use ZFS :P
[16:51] <ASULutzy> mouse: Someone on the forums told him to cat /dev/urandom over his /etc/bash.bashrc file
[16:52] <dj_segfault> trijntje: Rhythmbox doesn't truly sync, you're just copying files on to it.  Try Banshee
[16:52] <terti-us> I'm trying to install the new intel video drivers (2.10).  Having trouble
[16:52] <h00k> dj_segfault: sure it does.
[16:52] <Letatcest> talking about rythmbox,
[16:52] <dj_segfault> h00k: Mkay, haven't looked at it in a little while.  Sorry
[16:52] <mouse> Is that similar to deleting system32?
[16:53] <FirstSgt2> How do I change my DNS?
[16:53] <h00k> mouse: er. kinda.
[16:53] <Letatcest> why does the jamendo store not  play?
[16:53] <trijntje> dj_segfault, will banshee work with 4th generation iPod nano's?
[16:53] <Letatcest> or do i not understand jamendo?
[16:53] <dj_segfault> FirstSgt2: /etc/resolv.cong
[16:53] <h00k> Letatcest: Jamendo is a music store
[16:53] <justin_> non mi funziona bene compiz
[16:53] <Letatcest> yes, I know,
[16:54] <Stargaze> trijntje, did you read the webpage i showed you?
[16:54] <dj_segfault> trijntje: You can check the website, but I thought it worked with anything but itouch and iphone
[16:54] <Letatcest> but magnatune works without paying
[16:54] <ASULutzy> FirstSgt2: You'll want to use resolvconf, if you edit /etc/resolv.conf by hand, your changes will be overwritten by NetworkManager or other programs
[16:54] <Pici> !it | justin_
[16:55] <trijntje> Stargaze, yes, but it seems to be about iPhone and iPod touch, not the nano
[16:56] <jwdavidjw> hi ubuntuers
[16:57] <abhi_nav> hi
[16:57] <gandhijee> hey, what do i need to install to get udevinfo on my ubuntu system?
[16:57] <Desciero> [V13]Axel: Hey, I updated and still couldn't get it working yesterday.
[16:58] <shubbar> i cannot print, the print jobs stay in the queue, even pdf prints
[16:58] <Guest96017> .
[16:58] <seb__> Hi, I got a problem with my mouse and ubuntu 9.10, and 3 screens. the mouse can focus a window, but not the inner of a window.
[16:58] <mrdk> NEVER MIND, I JUST DID dd if=windows-xp.img of=/dev/sda, YOU ......!! I'M SICK OF THIS LOAD OF BULLSHIT! THO I MAY DEBILATED, JUST LIKE YOU ALL ARE!!
[16:58] <seb__> where can i lookup possible errors
[16:58] <Stargaze> !caps| mrdk
[16:58] <nibbler_> mrdk, enjoy..... and behave.
[16:59] <h00k> !language | mrdk
[16:59] <jimcooncat> what's the difference between the packages "glade" and "glade-gnome"?
[16:59] <Desciero> Can anyone here help me with getting my ATI drivers to work? I have a 9600 Mobility Radeon...tried everything on the ubuntu site to fix it...no luck
[16:59] <mrdk> sorry guise, srsly
[16:59] <mrdk> sorry :(
[16:59] <mrdk> my debilism forces me to push shift every time!!!!
[17:00] <terti-us> How do I replace the current xf86-video-intel drivers (listed as "xserver-xorg-video-intel" with the latest 2.10 driver from intel?
[17:00] <shubbar> can someone help me with my printer?
[17:00] <soreau> Desciero: Sure. What makes you think theyre not working?
[17:00] <Brokie_> lol
[17:00] <nibbler_> !ask | shubbar
[17:00] <mrdk> I got full-body tourette
[17:01] <shubbar> my print jobs are held in the queue, even printing to pdf file
[17:01] <abhi_nav> shubbe: 1st make sure your cartridges have ink and then conform printer assembly
[17:01] <ASULutzy> mrdk: I smell a troll :)
[17:01] <Desciero> soreau: My 3d graphics do not work (scrambled screen and slow) and when I boot it says I have to run ubuntu in low-graphics mode
[17:01] <Desciero> soreau: I am running ubuntu 9.10
[17:01] <blakkheim> Desciero: what graphics card do you have
[17:01] <tongueroo> how do you find out what version of openssh i have installed?
[17:01] <soreau> Desciero: Is it a clean install or an upgrade from a previous version of ubuntu?
[17:01] <Desciero> blakkheim: ATI Mobility Radeon 9600
[17:01] <blakkheim> Desciero: well there's your problem, ati is the enemy of your freedom
[17:01] <blakkheim> tongueroo: ssh -V
[17:01] <Desciero> soreau: Clean install.
[17:01] <tongueroo> thanks
[17:01] <researcher1> when the pc is unattende for a while it displays a login screen. How can I avoid this screen?
[17:02] <shubbar> abhi_nav, no ink, its laser. and no jobs gets to it, printer service up and started
[17:02] <Desciero> blakkheim: So is there nothing I can do to get it to work?
[17:02] <mrdk> ASULutzy: I don't play wow :|
[17:02] <seb__> i cannot leave a focused window with my mouse. for example i cannot use the "Tools" Button
[17:02] <Christina> hola
[17:02] <soreau> Desciero: The open driver should have been working already even on a live cd. Did you end up trying to install any other driver or something?
[17:02] <shubbar> something must be wrong with my print spool
[17:02] <Guest9823> can anyone tell me how to get to spotchat for linux mint channels? iv tried to connect and it keeps saying it doesnt exist
[17:03] <Desciero> soreau: sure did because it wasn't working
[17:03] <soreau> Desciero: I have the same card and it works fine, dont listen to the ati-haters
[17:03] <Desciero> soreau: when I first installed it
[17:03] <StryKaizer> Anyone a suggestion? My audio only starts working when I turn the fader to around 20%, and quite loud then (9.10)
[17:03] <dextrose18> quit
[17:03] <soreau> Desciero: Well first what exactly did you try to install and how?
[17:03] <Desciero> soreau: it was slow, but now that I tried more out I can't get beyond a 1024 resolution
[17:03] <abhi_nav> shubber: delete your printer from Printers list and then newly plugin it in short reinstall printer (not drivers)
[17:03] <Stargaze> Guest9823, try connecting to irc.spotchat.org
[17:04] <Desciero> soreau: First I just installed from the interface
[17:04] <gypsymauro> hi
[17:04] <Desciero> soreau: the catalyst control panel and such
[17:04] <Desciero> soreau: when I realized those aren't supported I went with EnvyNG
[17:04] <Guest9823> Stargaze it says unknown host
[17:04] <ASULutzy> soreau: Most of the "ati haters" are folks that have and use ati cards and realize that fglrx needs to go die in a fire. Desciero, can you paste the output of glxinfo | grep direct, and then also fglrxinfo (to verify that fglrx is installed)
[17:04] <Desciero> soreau: That gives me the low-graphics mode now
[17:04] <soreau> /ignore ASULutzy
[17:04] <seb__> for example, i cannot leave the active xchat window now
[17:05] <gypsymauro> I've an usb wifi key, on windows with 45-50 % of signal I can connect to AP on ubuntu on the same position with the same signal strenght no.. there is a way to solve this roblem?
[17:05] <terti-us> Can someone help me installing the latest Intel graphics drivers?
[17:05] <seb__> my mouse only reacts by clicks on the bar of xchat
[17:05] <abhi_nav> soreau: /ignore nick all
[17:05] <evud> Hello. I bought a printer(Lexmark E260D), I installed the printer into the system by using the .ppd files I found on the printer's cd. The problem is, there are pdf files that are printer very quick in very good quality and there are other pdf files which take very very much time to go to the printer and the quality isn't so good. Why is this happening? Any ideas? I mean, I'm printing .pdf files, why some have good quality and other bad?
[17:05] <abhi_nav> soreau: i have to do it with two over smart guys here
[17:05] <Desciero> ASULutzy: I can post those later on. Is there an e-mail address or website I can send it to?
[17:05] <soreau> Desciero: I can tell you two things right off hand. 1) fglrx the proprietary driver does not support your card. 2) EnvyNG can mess up your system and make it irreparable.
[17:06] <eraggo> evud: is other pdf more or less image scanned? sometimes that may occur too :)
[17:06] <ASULutzy> !paste | Desciero
[17:06] <idelegas> Alguna pagina para bajarme algun juego de linux??
[17:06] <Pici> !es | idelegas
[17:06] <evud> eraggo: thanks for your anser. What do you mean by image scanned? The .pdf with the bad printing quality was taken from a .ps file and made pdf
[17:06] <Stargaze> idelegas, check http://users.skynet.be/gbachot/html/games.html
[17:06] <Desciero> soreau: Should I just reformat the partition and reinstall ubuntu then?
[17:07] <soreau> Desciero: So the first thing I would try to do is 1) Try to convince envy to undo whatever it did 2) Look for an uninstall script in /usr/share/ati/ and run it if you find one there 3) Remove all packages with fglrx in their name
[17:07] <eraggo> evud: both plain text?
[17:07] <evud> eraggo: plain text is printed in very good quality and very fast
[17:07] <soreau> Desciero: After you remove the driver in those 3 ways, reboot then I will have you post your X log
[17:08] <eraggo> evud: good. is there image on that "bad quality" 1
[17:08] <Desciero> soreau: I think I'm just going to reinstall ubuntu. I want to start clean.
[17:08] <Desciero> soreau: If I do that, when it loads for the first time, what should I do to get my drivers working?
[17:09] <soreau> Desciero: Ok, that is fine. Just know not to install fglrx. Instead come to #compiz or #radeon and we can help you get it working if its still not working for some reason
[17:09] <Desciero> soreau: Sounds good, thanks. I will have to do that later on tonight.
[17:09] <soreau> Desciero: But the open driver should work, even on a live cd
[17:09] <evud> eraggo: no, only tables and some strange mathematical symbols
[17:09] <soreau> Desciero: and its already preinstalled
[17:09] <Desciero> soreau: gotta
[17:10] <Desciero> soreau: Thanks for all your help. I will be back later.
[17:10] <eraggo> evud: hmm.. is the difference how big? i mean in time
[17:11] <evud> eraggo: yes, it could take 30 seconds for the printer to start printing one page. If there are two pages it takes much longer(1 minute +)
[17:11] <eraggo> evud: is there difference between sizes of those pdf's?
[17:12] <Hellhound666> Hi all, I have a little question here...
[17:12] <jimcooncat> what's the difference between the "glade" and "glade-gnome" packages?
[17:12] <Hellhound666> for some reason I can't connect to the wireless networks in this area, however when I boot into windows 7 they connect.  What's the prob?
[17:13] <Hellhound666> It seems some of them I can connect to but there are problems at times.
[17:13] <h00k> Hellhound666: perhaps you need to check the Driver Manager to make sure you have your drivers installed
[17:13] <evud> eraggo: The one that is printed in bad quality is 75 pages and 412KB of size and the other is 4 pages and 28KB size
[17:13] <almoxarife> this is off subject, the server asked me to register nick, I did, went thru confirm, how do I know I am registered??? I don't have a traditional client
[17:13] <Curly_Q> Is it safe to apt-get sudo aptitude update or aptidude-upgrade in  root access?
[17:13] <Hellhound666> I have connected to other networks before though.  It's strange, dunno let me boot back into linux.  It may just be user error.
[17:14] <abhi_nav> almoxarife: ask in #freenode
[17:14] <almoxarife> abhi_nav: thnks
[17:14] <abhi_nav> almoxarife: Welcome :)
[17:15] <eraggo> evud: weird; when you look these documents on screen you see quality differences?
[17:15] <anigma> does the 'ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso' count as a Live CD too?
[17:15] <Hellhound666> Gawd there is like 50 different networks around me.  I'm using Alfa AWUSO36H outside the Veterans Administration.
[17:15] <GeekSquid> anigma: yes
[17:15] <anigma> sweet
[17:15] <anigma> thanks
[17:15] <Pici> anigma: Yes. the 'dekstop' CDs are the Live CDs
[17:15] <Curly_Q> Either way, whether as a client or root, the data is installed anyways.
[17:15] <redwood> i'm on 9.04 and don't see the font "Georgia" -- is there a font that people like to use that looks similar to Georgia?
[17:16] <abhi_nav> !fonts | redwood
[17:17] <Nastya> ?Buenos tardes, senores!
[17:17] <erUSUL> !es
[17:17] <evud> eraggo: If I zoom up to 200% I think the one printed in bad quality has also worse quality in it's pdf than the other printed in good quality.
[17:17] <b0fh_ua> Hi there! I have bad block on my HDD, I want to force drive to remap this sector. With dd it is not possible to write down the sector because of IO error. But the sector is not reallocated after that. What am I doing wrong
[17:17] <b0fh_ua> ?
[17:18] <erUSUL> redwood: gentium ?
[17:18] <redwood> thx i'll check it
[17:18] <SmittyJensen> heya guys.
[17:18] <erUSUL> b0fh_ua: use badblocks ?
[17:19] <eraggo> evud: is documents scanned or wrote on text prormam? :)
[17:19] <tankdriver> hello, is this the correct list of nvidia gpus, supported by the linux beta driver? http://de.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86_64/195.30/README/supportedchips.html
[17:19] <SmittyJensen> Is there anything I can do with an old computer? I already have a 360 for games, and two other computers for regular usage. but this one will be in my bedroom. Any cool things to do?
[17:19] <b0fh_ua> erUSUL: hm, nice
[17:19] <ja_> you could use it as router
[17:19] <SmittyJensen> Already have one.
[17:19] <SmittyJensen> And it has a 250GB HD.
[17:20] <ja_> mediacenter?
[17:20] <SmittyJensen> What IS a media center?
[17:20] <evud> eraggo: the bad quality one doesn't seem scanned, It's like someone wrote it in latex and then did it in pdf. The one with the good quality seems to be writter in openoffice and then done to pdf
[17:20] <ja_> or NAS
[17:20] <SmittyJensen> ja_, explain.
[17:20] <SmittyJensen> I do most of my multimedia on my 360.
[17:20] <ja_> ah okay
[17:20] <b0fh_ua> erUSUL: this will search for badblocks but not correct them
[17:21] <SmittyJensen> Well is it possible to stream to the 360, ja_, with linux?
[17:21] <ja_> ten use it as NAS device
[17:21] <SmittyJensen> whats a nas?
[17:21] <erUSUL> b0fh_ua: see the -c and -k options to e2fsck
[17:21] <ja_> network attached storage
[17:21] <SmittyJensen> can i access it from the 360?
[17:22] <eraggo> evud: maybe latex gave bit too much black spots to document and printer tries to select which opints it prints and which not :)
[17:22] <ja_> dont know
[17:22] <SmittyJensen> my other computer has a 500gb hard drive so i'm not really in need of space.
[17:22] <b0fh_ua> erUSUL: there's no -k
[17:22] <SmittyJensen> I was thinking of using it as a regular computer, but the monitor I have for it is pink (the screen is).
[17:23] <evud> eraggo: Well, Is there a way to fix this if we have the .ps for example of the file? :S (I didn't quite understand what you said)
[17:23] <erUSUL> b0fh_ua: -k     When combined with the -c option, any existing bad blocks in the bad blocks list are preserved, and any new bad blocks found by running badblocks(8) will be added to the existing bad blocks list.
[17:23] <SmittyJensen> trying to think of a good distro for it.
[17:23] <erUSUL> b0fh_ua: check -c option first
[17:23] <SmittyJensen> what would 256mb of ram run, anyone know?
[17:23] <ja_> DSL, debian
[17:24] <SmittyJensen> debian is on there already.
[17:24] <ja_> ubuntu server with fluxbox
[17:24] <Dr_Willis> SmittyJensen:  not a whole lot.  :) if you wanted a dedicated video player box - check out geexbox
[17:24] <Stargaze> SmittyJensen, try xPud or Puppy Linux
[17:24] <SmittyJensen> Dr_Willis, the problem with all this is I don't know what any of this means.
[17:24] <usr13> SmittyJensen: 256M of ram is substandard for any modern OS.
[17:24] <SmittyJensen> Yeah, yeah, I know.
[17:24] <SmittyJensen> puppy linux. thats great.
[17:24] <SmittyJensen> Thanks a lot.
[17:25] <Dr_Willis> SmittyJensen:  time to get reading i guess
[17:25] <usr13> SmittyJensen: What processor?
[17:25] <SmittyJensen> its a p4 1.6ghz
[17:25] <Dr_Willis> SmittyJensen:  track down more ram from some junk machines.. it will run 300%+ better
[17:25] <SmittyJensen> it has a 250gb hd which is why i don't wanna waste it.
[17:25] <usr13> SmittyJensen: Just put more memory in it and you can do all sorts of cool stuff with it.
[17:25] <SmittyJensen> meh, don't need a whole ton of memory.
[17:25] <josemoreira> hello, anyone running ubuntu on an imac late 2006 ?
[17:25] <SmittyJensen> i don't plan on doing lots with it. browse the internet, really.
[17:25] <Curly_Q> A question about apt-get.   Are the programs installed with Ubuntu but when using apt-get it searches the internet for the dependencies? Or are the programs and dependencies within the installation of Ubuntu?
[17:25] <photocopy> Losha: you here?
[17:25] <Dr_Willis> SmittyJensen:  we are saying the exact opposite... so do what you want.
[17:25] <eraggo> evud: i dont thinks that there is straight way to boost quality but im looking in ut
[17:26] <photocopy> guess not.
[17:26] <Dr_Willis> SmittyJensen:  let be a sluggish web browser then
[17:26] <distant_voice> please help, I reinstalled windows and now I can't get back into Ubuntu. I've already tried various methods listed here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows but nothing seems to work :(
[17:26] <usr13> SmittyJensen: Get a 512M stick for $10 or so and you'll have a nice box.
[17:26] <SmittyJensen> is it really going to be sluggish with puppy linux?
[17:26] <erUSUL> Curly_Q: apt installs both the programs and the dependencies from the same repositories
[17:26] <tibrox> is the network manager of jaunty under preferences -> network conections?  if so, how to  Iedit my dns connections?
[17:26] <h00k> Curly_Q: it grabs them from the official Ubuntu repositories
[17:26] <photocopy> Can k3b burn a .nrg disc image? it doesnt seem to recognize it.
[17:26] <Dr_Willis> SmittyJensen:  puppylinux is very weird in many ways. Puppy can fully copy to ram if you have the ram.
[17:26] <SmittyJensen> hrmm..
[17:26] <Curly_Q> erUSUL are those included with the installation of Ubuntu from the outset?
[17:26] <SmittyJensen> i might upgrade the ram later.
[17:26] <Dr_Willis> SmittyJensen:  if you want a decent web browser box.. get moar ram
[17:27] <SmittyJensen> meh, ok.
[17:27] <Dr_Willis> SmittyJensen:  its amazing how mch memory flash and firefox and other browsers suck up
[17:27] <usr13> SmittyJensen: All you need is more memroy and it will not cost all that much to upgrade.
[17:27] <erUSUL> Curly_Q: i do not understand your question; what is included?
[17:27] <SmittyJensen> oh, yeah.. flash.
[17:27] <Dr_Willis> more ram. will be the cost of.. like.. a decent meal.. :)
[17:27] <seb__> so nobody got an idea how to fix my mouse on my ubuntu karmic?
[17:27] <SmittyJensen> yeah, i know.
[17:27] <SmittyJensen> then i can run something decent on it.
[17:28] <Stargaze> what's the command line for reinstallation?
[17:28] <evud> eraggo: Well, thank you very much for your help! I tried some other .pdf files too and they are being printed very well, so I guess the one .pdf I tried doesn't have so good quality
[17:28] <h00k> Curly_Q: it compares what you have installed already and what it needs, then it grabs out what extra stuff it needs from the Repository
[17:28] <evud> as you said
[17:28] <usr13> SmittyJensen: 762M or 1G of RAM and you can do what ever you want with it.
[17:29] <seb__> seems that i realy have to switch to windows after one year with ubuntu - cause i cannot work with my system anymore
[17:29] <eraggo> evud: latex makes pdf part from bitmap image and sometimes quality sucks
[17:29] <Curly_Q> In other words, when Ubuntu is initially installed, all of the hopefull packages that a person could or would want are set in a database of Ubuntu. Which brings us to the next thought that does Ubuntu have for example nmap or any other program in the database to just elicit the command apt-get <whatever> ?
[17:29] <Dr_Willis> seb__:  you have checked the forums?  ive never had a usb mouse  issue in ubuntu. so cant suggest much
[17:29] <usr13> SmittyJensen: The way it is now, ... well makes a fairly good boat anchor  :)
[17:30] <evud> eraggo: ok. thank you very much for your time and help ;)
[17:30]  * Stargaze has u usb mouse too
[17:30] <Dr_Willis> photocopy:  ive heard it can. there are also nrg to iso converter tools or you could mount it and copy the files from it to a iso/cd
[17:30] <photocopy> Can anybody tell me if k3b can burn .nrg images? it's a Nero proprietary format...
[17:30] <h00k> Curly_Q: perhaps this will help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories
[17:30] <erUSUL> photocopy: just turn the nrg into an iso (or bin + cue)
[17:30] <Dr_Willis> photocopy:  the 'fuse iso' tools can access files from .nrg i hear.. but dont expect fancy copy protected game disks to keep their special stuff
[17:30] <erUSUL> !iso | photocopy
[17:31] <seb__> Dr_Willi, but I cannot find anything which fits my needs
[17:31] <h00k> photocopy: probably not, nero proprietary formats are silly
[17:31] <photocopy> erUSUL: can you explain how i can do this?
[17:31] <GeekSquid> Curly_Q: this is good too... www.ubuntupocketguide.com
[17:31] <erUSUL> photocopy: http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion
[17:31] <Dr_Willis> seb__:  i havent heard the actual problem.. but its my bed time. So good luck.
[17:31] <photocopy> Dr_Willis: ah, a fancy copy protected game disk is sort of what it is.. T_T
[17:31] <seb__> Dr_Willis, yes i have, but I cannot find anything which fits my needs
[17:31] <Dr_Willis> photocopy:  go get no-cd-cracks..
[17:31] <photocopy> Dr_Willis: i suppose I should just get a windows user to burn it for me? also i cant, its actually a PS2 game... lol
[17:32] <Stargaze> Dr_Willis, what time time is it in your segment of the planet?
[17:32] <Dr_Willis> photocopy:   No idea on that then. I
[17:32] <Dr_Willis> Stargaze:  12:30  - i work 3rd shift
[17:32] <photocopy> Dr, Willis, thanks I guess ill just get a windows buddy to do it. Much appreciated.
[17:32] <Stargaze> 6.30pm here
[17:32] <almoxarife> again I clobbered chrome playing with java, is there a sane way to insure chrome sees java support ?
[17:32] <seb__> Dr_Willis: the problem is, that i cannot use my mouse. and e.g this chat the input keyboards hangs every 3 seconds
[17:32] <usr13> photocopy: NRG is just a utility suite made by Nero AG, to create and burn ISO 9660 CD images.
[17:33] <Curly_Q> GeekSquid thanks for that link.   :) H00k thanks for that link as well.   :)
[17:33] <almoxarife> seb__: what kind of mouse?
[17:34] <Dr_Willis> seb__:  sounds like some deep issues. that may be hard to trouble shoot if both usb mouse and keyboard are hanging. (chedk dmesg output for starters i guess), and  as a test. Try  some linux live cd's and see if it also affects them. If it has the same issue on several different live cd's that would point to a hardware issue.
[17:34] <Dr_Willis> seb__: if it only affects the current install. that would point to some driver/kernel issue
[17:34] <almoxarife> seb__: btw, you in a virtualbox?
[17:34] <Dr_Willis> Night all.
[17:35] <Mkools> Hi their I am running 32 bit kernel on intel x86 processor, I want a 64 bit version for it. But when click download option for 64 bit one it shows image for amd processor? How to get 64 bit image which runs on intel processor?
[17:35] <Dr_Willis> Mkools:  they all do..
[17:35] <seb__> almoxarife: logitech usb - worked fine the months. no vm. i guess its the X server. i have 3 screens
[17:35] <h00k> Mkools: that's just how they're named, amd64 is just the 64bit version
[17:35] <Dr_Willis> seb__:  as a text.. move/rename the xorg.conf thats doing the 3 screens and try no xorg.conf let it auto-detect everything
[17:35] <kasi> does the ubuntu apache-2.12-unbuntu package fix the latest flow in mod_isapi: http://www.senseofsecurity.com.au/advisories/SOS-10-002
[17:36] <kasi> s/flow/flaw
[17:36] <Urda> ...any easy way to start a program from the top panel "maximized"?
[17:36] <almoxarife> seb__: you installed experimental xorg?
[17:36] <Dr_Willis> seb__:  oops.. i meant as a 'test' :) try it without a xorg.conf
[17:36] <erUSUL> Mkools: x86 64 bits extensions arefered as amd64 becouse it was amd who designed it and they deserve to name them
[17:36] <Mkools> Dr_Willis: That means I can use it?
[17:36] <Dr_Willis> Urda:  compiz has settings to auto-max , move or resize specific progrms when they start
[17:36] <erUSUL> Mkools: intel is amd64 compatible so the amd64 iso would work on a 64 bit intel system
[17:36] <Mkools> Ok thanks a lot.
[17:37] <Dr_Willis> people get so strung out about the name amd64 :)
[17:37] <usr13> Urda: If you maximize it and then cloes the problem, it may start as maximized next time, but that depends on the particular program and the way it is configured to run.
[17:37] <Dr_Willis> i bet it gets intel annoyed also
[17:37] <usr13> Urda: program not problem  sorry... typo
[17:38] <Mkools> Is their any option so that I can upgrade 32 bit kernel to 64 bit one?
[17:38] <h00k> Mkools: not without reinstalling, nope
[17:38] <erUSUL> Mkools: clean reinstall
[17:38] <usr13> Mkools: I think you will need to re-install
[17:38] <Urda> usr13: not big. I'll check it out
[17:39] <domjohnson> j #ubuntu-uk
[17:39] <Urda> no big*
[17:39] <Kudi> how do i add songs to my ipod using ryhthmbox, i enabled the plug in but i have no idea where to go from there
[17:39] <domjohnson> Is there a way to monitor TCP and UDP connections in Karmic?
[17:39] <Mkools> Ok thanks once again guys?
[17:39] <imbrandon> ugh ok i got a ubuntu 9.10 install ( headless , only access via ssh ) that seems to be going to sleep or hybernate every half an hour or so, i thought i disabled all PM and even removed some of the packages, what log can i look in to track this down ?
[17:40] <Stargaze> Kudi, Ipod will be supported as from Lucid 10.04
[17:40] <h00k> Stargaze: the iPod is supported now.
[17:40] <Urda> ...um usr13 what setting in compizConfig am I looking for lol
[17:40] <Stargaze> h00k, even in Rhythmbox?
[17:40] <h00k> Stargaze: yes, depending on what iPod you have.
[17:40] <Stargaze> all right
[17:40] <h00k> Stargaze: touch/iphone not yet.
[17:41] <zoug> videos flicker when compiz is on. any solutions? i have nvidia drivers from website.
[17:41] <Stargaze> h00k, i guess i mixed up iPhone and iPod, then
[17:42] <Dr_Willis> zoug:  compiz  as a 'vblank/vsync' or somthing setting in the CCSM tool that helps that a lot
[17:42] <seb__> almoxarife: you got me an idea. i added launchpad to my sources list couple of weeks ago
[17:43] <GeekSquid> Kudi: I still haven't figured that out in RB, I use amarok (because = it just works)
[17:43] <zoug> Dr_Willis: hmm, never heard that. let me try
[17:43] <h00k> Kudi: if your iPod is supported, it will show up on the left sideof Rhythmbox when it's plugged in
[17:43] <Kudi> geeksquid: they need to address that issue
[17:44] <h00k> Kudi: Then you can click/drag music from your library to the device
[17:44] <GeekSquid> Kudi: I believe Lucid is on track to address that
[17:44] <h00k> Kudi: if it doesn't show up, you either have an unsupported iPod, or the plugin isn't enabled
[17:44] <Kudi> h00k: i dont even see the left panel anymore, i remember that in the old version tho
[17:44] <h00k> Kudi: you don'tsee the left panel in Rhythmbox?
[17:45] <madrid> hola algun español
[17:45] <GeekSquid> !es | madrid
[17:45] <erUSUL> !es | madrid
[17:45] <Kudi> h00k: nope and i have the latest version for sure
[17:45] <h00k> Kudi: view -> side pane
[17:45] <h00k> Kudi: or F9
[17:45] <[-Haza-]> Hey folks. Im having some OS and HD issues. I really need some help debugging it (while my system is alive) For some reason it looks like my system has become read only! while i was using it... How might i go about debugging this issue? Is my OS at fault? my raid array or my HDDs?
[17:45] <[-Haza-]> Im really worried in going to lose data here so any help is appreciated
[17:46] <[-Haza-]> even when i plug in my external HDD to do a backup i have problems. (cannot access the external HDD)
[17:46] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: when there is a serios error main fs is mounted read only. see system logs
[17:46] <usr13> [-Haza-]: ls -l
[17:47] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: /var/log/syslog /var/log/messages
[17:47] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Perfect. I'll have a look there
[17:48] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Okay. I have the log open but i can't pastebin it! :)
[17:48] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Is there anything im looking for in particular?
[17:49] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: go to the end of the log. go upwards till you find the errors... should be pretty obvious
[17:49] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: I/O erros mostly
[17:49] <usr13> [-Haza-]: sudo apt-get install pastebinit ; pastebinit /var/log/messages
[17:49] <Pici> usr13: Thats tough when the filesystem is read-only.
[17:49] <seb__> Dr_Willis: without a xorg.conf it works fine
[17:50] <usr13> Pici: Yes, that would be a problem.
[17:50] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: If you were willing to take a minute i could past you the log file in a PM?
[17:50] <markdymek_> i accidentally deleted the lower panel how do i get it back?
[17:50] <alice_32> hi could please someone tell me how to find from shell firefox pid?
[17:50] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: no in pm please
[17:50] <[-Haza-]> Hehe. Its a fun (if not a little scary) problem
[17:50] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: use a pastebin
[17:50] <GeekSquid> alice_32: ps aux |grep firefox
[17:51] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Okay
[17:51] <erUSUL> markdymek_: right click on the other panel choose new panel
[17:51] <usr13> [-Haza-]: Just look at the last few lines and see what looks interesting and tell us.
[17:51] <usr13> [-Haza-]: tail -f /var/log/messages
[17:51] <markdymek_> how do i get back the desktop switching?
[17:51] <DexterF> hi
[17:51] <seb__> anybody got an idea how to debug a xorg.conf?
[17:52] <usr13> [-Haza-]: and plug in the external HD
[17:52] <erUSUL> seb__: see /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[17:52] <[-Haza-]> usr13: Okay. 2 secs
[17:52] <[-Haza-]> http://pastebin.com/Ue1gCsMQ
[17:52] <DexterF> will there be a "classic" theme in 10.04 and where can I complain about the fugly new one?
[17:52] <[-Haza-]> Im afraid i cannot access the external HD
[17:52] <DexterF> I mean: damn.
[17:52] <[-Haza-]> the error i get is something along the lines of...
[17:52] <VCoolio> markdymek_: right click, add to panel, search for 'pager' and 'window list'
[17:53] <GeekSquid> DexterF:  I believe you will be able to fall back, offtopic for here, but it was SABDFL's call
[17:53] <Stargaze> !lucid| DexterF
[17:53] <h00k> DexterF: Lucid conversation is in #ubuntu+1
[17:53] <seb__> erUSUL: what i can see there? I see no debug messages
[17:54] <[-Haza-]> "An error occurred whil accessing foo the system respondedord.freedesktop.Hal.device.volume.UnknownFailure cannot obtain lock on /media/hal-mtab"
[17:54] <[-Haza-]> Whew, has to write that one manually :)
[17:56] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: well looking here http://ata.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Libata_error_messages
[17:57] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Just looking.
[17:57] <gui7> hello
[17:57] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: maybe a cabling issue  (did you move the computer or something) ? loose cables
[17:57] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: or something more serious
[17:57] <gui7> i need to mount a drive, but the label on the partition (ntfs) has a space
[17:57] <gui7> how do i correctly escape it?
[17:57] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: if the data is imortant i will do backup ASAP
[17:57] <trijntje> gui7, tab autocompletion
[17:57] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: It is important but i cannot access external HDDs
[17:57] <VCoolio> gui7: put a \ before the space, or entire path between " "
[17:58] <erUSUL> gui7: you do not need the label to mount it ...
[17:58] <gui7> VCoolio, thanks
[17:58] <gui7> erUSUL, i know, but i liek having the mnt points the same as labels :P
[17:59] <erUSUL> gui7: ok; others have given you the right answers :)
[17:59] <usr13> [-Haza-]: What type of file system(s) is it?  sudo fdisk -l
[17:59] <Klyax> Hey guys what's a program to read .CBR
[17:59] <rautamiekka> When compiling a kernel, should I leave "System V IPC" enabled ?
[18:00] <[-Haza-]> usr13: The output for fdisk -l is not looking good
[18:00] <[-Haza-]> one line: "Unable to seek on /dev/sda"
[18:00] <erUSUL> Klyax: tried evince ?
[18:01] <Adyboy> anybody using orbitron in wine?
[18:01] <erUSUL> Klyax: i know it works with *.cbz
[18:01] <danielecr> testing nouveau, how to set kms?
[18:01] <erUSUL> !appdb > Adyboy
[18:01] <Klyax> let me try
[18:01] <Pici> Klyax: comix can read .cbr
[18:01] <Adyboy> Ubotto: Many thanks
[18:02] <Klyax> Pici, not in repos?
[18:02] <Pici> !info comix | Klyax
[18:02] <Klyax> i'm in jaunty i think
[18:02] <Klyax> ok got it
[18:02] <Klyax> thanks man
[18:02] <Pici> Klyax: Its been in the repositories  since at least dapper.
[18:03] <danielecr> me
[18:03] <usr13> [-Haza-]: sudo hdparm -i /dev/sda
[18:03] <[-Haza-]> usr13: Okay
[18:04] <gui7> sometimes my external HD won't auto-mount :/
[18:04] <phrearch> hi
[18:04] <qetuR> I have an external TV (42" panasonic) connected with a HDMI cable. When I activate the TV I can't see the whole picture (missing on top and on sides). Im guessing it is the wrong resolution but I'm not capable to change it. It sais "prefered" resulotion on the display is 1280*720, but the display is 1024*768. Is it possible to change this?
[18:04] <phrearch> i have 1 proliant server (8core/10gb). does it make sense to install ubuntu enterprise cloud on it, when wanting to virtualize machines?
[18:04] <[-Haza-]> usr13: Okay i have some output but im afraid i cannot pastebin now. Since my FF crashed (i guess due to my OS being a little broken)
[18:05] <gui7> any idea why my external Hd isn't auto-mounting - I've unplugged + plugged it back in...
[18:05] <[-Haza-]> and i cannot reopen FF
[18:05] <[-Haza-]> I know its a pain but can i PM you these 10 lines?
[18:05] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: you should be doing all this dignosys from a livecd to avoid further damage ....
[18:05] <gui7> i can see it on the log file
[18:05] <gui7> any help?
[18:06] <usr13> [-Haza-]: Does it appear that you are experiencing a HD failure?
[18:06] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Okay. i was afraid to shutdown since i had trouble mounting the OS using the live CD last time :s
[18:06] <scavenger_> I have a quick question... should my Linksys WUSB65GC work out-of-the-box?
[18:06] <scavenger_> *54GC
[18:06] <gui7> any help?
[18:06] <gui7> how should i mount it?
[18:06] <[-Haza-]> usr13: I think so if i try to LS some dir's i get I/O errors
[18:06] <gui7> it's in /dev/sdc or something i think
[18:07] <ASULutzy> gui7: what is the output of sudo fdisk -l
[18:07] <gui7> ASULutzy, sudo fdisk -l recognized the disk + all partitions as normal
[18:07] <erUSUL> gui7: devkit-disks --mount /dev/sdc1
[18:07] <ASULutzy> gui7: I was more asking because in order to mount it you'll need to know which partition it is you want to mount
[18:08] <gui7> ASULutzy, according to fdisk, it's /dev/sdc1
[18:09] <GeekSquid> qetuR: the panasonic's have a function to change the aspect ratio... Should be on the remote, if not it will be in the menus of the tv
[18:09] <ASULutzy> So, if you wanted to mount /dev/sdc1 to /media/stuff, you could do sudo mkdir /media/stuff && sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /media/stuff
[18:10] <gui7> ASULutzy, wheni try and mount it it gives me this output: sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /media/mntpoint --->> mount: special device /dev/sdc1 does not exist
[18:11] <[-Haza-]> usr13: erUSUL: So you think it would be a good idea to shutdown and boot from the live CD? Go from there? I'll need to remount my OS and if i understand correctly its a little more complex if my OS is on a raid array?
[18:12] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: what type of raid is it?
[18:12] <[-Haza-]> Striped
[18:12] <[-Haza-]> 2 320gb HDs
[18:12] <[-Haza-]> 2x
[18:13] <qetuR> GeekSquid: thats not it, i cant change so i can see the whole screen
[18:13] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: linux raid? bios fakeraid ?
[18:13] <markdymek_> im having a very weird issue
[18:14] <markdymek_> not sure if its just this program
[18:14] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Oh, Bios raid. Sorry im not very tech savvy :)
[18:14] <gui7> why doesnt ubuntu auto-mount my external hd?
[18:14] <markdymek_> but i am unable to untar things
[18:14] <markdymek_> anyone here use dropbox?
[18:15] <ani_age21> i have intex tv card but not able get worked http://pastebin.ca/1828646
[18:15] <lenz> I use dropbox
[18:15] <ani_age21> alredy try 154 and 158 card
[18:15] <cboyer1951> hello, new user here; windows vista machine, windows on sdb/hd0 drive, and ubuntu on sba drive; all installed ok with unetbin (spelling), but 'nothing' is available to load on my architecture, can I just upgrade this online now to ubuntu studio? :)
[18:15] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: you can mount it from the livecd (you have to install dmraid and run a few commands iirc)
[18:15] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: given the raid comes up and all
[18:15] <GeekSquid> qetuR: other option is use VLC, it isn't perfect, however it will allow you to adjust the aspect ratio with software ... also what video card do you have?
[18:16] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: I think it does as i saw it when i installed gparted
[18:16] <rautamiekka> Is initramfs mandatory as part of booting up Ubuntu 9.04-based systems ?
[18:16] <cboyer1951> thank you erUSUL, i'll look into doing that
[18:16] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Im going to boot from then live cd now. Okay?
[18:16] <cboyer1951> is this all logged?i'll copy/paste to noteditor
[18:16] <qetuR> GeekSquid: im not watching movies, im playing games. And I really want to see the whole screen. All of my friends who plug their TV into HDMI will get this scaling problem.
[18:17] <Lab> What the date for new ubuntu?!
[18:17] <qetuR> GeekSquid: I have Nvidia
[18:17] <GeekSquid> qetuR: and are you using nvidia-settings?
[18:17] <cboyer1951> mine? 9.10
[18:17] <cboyer1951> 9.10 386
[18:18] <cboyer1951> yes, i upgraded the nvidia settings, which is good i have an amd nvidia motherboard
[18:18] <qetuR> GeekSquid: ye!
[18:18] <iggimin> If I installed gnome with "acpi=off" how can I fix the hardware functionality? Currently none of the function keys work, and the mouse often disappears
[18:18] <rautamiekka> Is initramfs mandatory as part of booting up Ubuntu 9.04-based systems ?
[18:18] <lenz> same problem
[18:19] <lenz> can't install nvidia driver on nvidia nforce 5200
[18:19] <erUSUL> rautamiekka: yes; you need it at least for uuid's
[18:19] <lenz> the orogonal driver not installable
[18:19] <rautamiekka> Thank you, erUSUL
[18:19] <lenz> and nvidia-glx - does not work
[18:20] <rautamiekka> lenz: one of my friends realized that the older nVidia drivers for Linux are blocked from working and the new ones don't work at all.
[18:20] <iggimin> Ubuntu wouldn't install at all unless I forced Grub to add "acpi=off" but now we can't even adjust screen brightness levels
[18:20] <cboyer1951> so, I can mount ubuntu studio from livecd? and run it yes, but how to have that replace my existing new 386 ubuntu 9.10?
[18:20] <GeekSquid> qetuR: unfortunately, tv's and computers don't talk very well, what you need to do it really well is use a scaler ... see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_scaler , they are a little expensive
[18:21] <lenz> rautamiekka, so it is some soluthion?
[18:23] <cboyer1951> newbie here, is it possible to get a private window with someone who knows installation with ubuntu?
[18:23] <iggimin> any knowledge in here regarding "acpi=off" ?
[18:24] <iggimin> cboyer1951: what's up?
[18:25] <gui7> i get an error while mounting a partition on an external hd: mount: special device /dev/sdc1 does not exist
[18:25] <arand> iggimin: acpi is pretty much hardware buttons and similar, so with no acpi, you won't get that interaction I'm afraid..
[18:26] <ZykoticK9> iggimin, it does make sense that screen brightness (a power management feature) wouldn't work with ACPI disabled - if you're unclear what ACPI is see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Configuration_and_Power_Interface
[18:27] <iggimin> Thanks guys - Ubuntu 9.10 would not install on the Toshiba laptop unless I had acpi=off - do you think there's a way to install on the thing without disabling acpi?
[18:28] <Lord-Readman> Is it possible to make the menu on the left and the right
[18:28] <iggimin> every time I loaded from the CD it displayed a LINUXVIDEO error and wouldn't go anywhere unless I set acpi=off
[18:28] <Lord-Readman> as its left in 10.04
[18:28] <Lord-Readman> http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/23899/
[18:28] <Lord-Readman> but both?
[18:28] <donavan01> is anyone else having issues with flash ... doesnt always allow me to click on stuff ... any ideas?
[18:28] <iggimin> Is there possibly a different distro that might work better with that particular hardware?
[18:29] <Lord-Readman> iggimin, bios update?
[18:30] <iggimin> Lord-Readman, that's worth a try. I will look into it. The bummer is I recommended to a grandma this new Toshiba (her old Toshiba worked fine) but it won't take
[18:30] <iggimin> :(
[18:30] <iggimin> I will check the BIOS update and return
[18:30] <iggimin> Thanks!
[18:31] <Lord-Readman> iggimin, for one of my toshiba laptops there was an update for XP and update for vista, i put the highest version number on
[18:31] <Lord-Readman> and it made ubuntu work with it much better
[18:32] <ZykoticK9> donavan01, for fix see http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/clicking-in-flash-not-working
[18:33] <donavan01> thanks zykotick9
[18:34] <rautamiekka> Is it necessary to compile Profiling Support at all ? I can choose between DO NOT COMPILE, COMPILE AS MODULE, COMPILE DIRECTLY INTO KERNEL. It is an experimental feature. I went to read about OProfile but I dunno if it's necessary to compile even the Profiling Support since it appears to be useful to determine system performance.
[18:34] <Lorena> ola
[18:34] <Lorena> hello
[18:34] <Lorena> hi?
[18:34] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Back
[18:35] <Guest70408> hdey
[18:35] <Guest70408> ksdgjidgidf
[18:35] <Guest70408> bicth
[18:35] <Guest70408> your bicth
[18:35] <Samual> Hey I added an option to Nautilus Action Configuration (I already had one on before, this would be the second one) and when I have it enabled it causes Nautilus to segfault
[18:36] <Samual> I don't know why, anyone know?
[18:36] <[-Haza-]> So i rebooted and was thrown into a maintainence console (after trying to mount the OS and failing). I was told to run fsck so i did. And fixed a bunch of problems (Pressing Y when prompted)
[18:36] <DebiansArmy> Does anyone notice difference if they add 2 gig of ram from 1 gig with linux???
[18:36] <[-Haza-]> And im back ijn the system with access to stuff (for now)
[18:36] <h00k> DebiansArmy: sure.
[18:36] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: i'm back too
[18:37] <[-Haza-]> Im going to take this opportunity to backup my stuff. afterwards i want to determine if the HDs are failing
[18:37] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: How might i go about that?
[18:37] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: And welcome back :)
[18:37] <rautamiekka> DebiansArmy: I haven't specifically tested but I dare to say it will be useful
[18:37] <DebiansArmy> great does updating video card help in linux??
[18:37] <Haegin> hi, anyone in here know about NIC bonding in ubuntu? Specifically whether you can bond accross two networks with different ip ranges?
[18:38] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: backup ? another hd (external or internal) is the best option
[18:38] <KB1JWQ> Haegin: That's not how bonding works.
[18:38] <erUSUL> Haegin: ^
[18:38] <rautamiekka> Is it necessary to compile Profiling Support at all ? I can choose between DO NOT COMPILE, COMPILE AS MODULE, COMPILE DIRECTLY INTO KERNEL. It is an experimental feature. I went to read about OProfile but I dunno if it's necessary to compile even the Profiling Support since the whole point of Profiling is only useful to determine system performance.
[18:38] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Yeah i have an external HD for back up that i can now access after that fsck i did
[18:38] <DebiansArmy> getting a gt 240 1gb ram gddr5 does this also make the system faster...???
[18:39] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: then copy you iportant data to it (all your home for a start)
[18:39] <Haegin> KB1JWQ: ok, originally I had my server on our home network connected over gigabit with a wireless fallback that was used when it got unplugged (don't even ask why it gets unplugged... housemates)
[18:39] <h00k> !compilekernel | rautamiekka
[18:39] <illsci> Hey how do you get ipods to work on ubunut?  I want to just use rhythmbox but when i move music over to the ipod the ipod menu never shows any of the music once I disconnect??
[18:39] <psilo2> [-Haza-]: smartctl will you tell you about disk health if the drive is SMART-enabled.
[18:39] <erUSUL> !ipod
[18:39] <illsci> I've been googling around and haven't found any soluions
[18:39] <steffan> DebiansArmy: it doesn't neccasarily make the machine faster. if what you're doing now isn't taking up your current ram then you're not likely to see a vast improvement
[18:39] <Lord-Readman> http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/23899/
[18:39] <steffan> DebiansArmy: as "you don't need it"
[18:39] <Haegin> then my housemate decided he wanted to try QoS so I'm on a different network to the wireless (which is outside the QoS bit as it still goes directly through the router)
[18:39] <iggimin> Lord-Readman, before you updated your BIOS on the Toshiba, did you have to use "acpi=off" ?
[18:39] <[-Haza-]> psilo2: I see. And i guess i can tell if the drive is smart enabled by running the tool? :)
[18:39] <Haegin> KB1JWQ: and now I'm trying to get my bonding working again accross both networks
[18:40] <psilo2> [-Haza-]: right
[18:40] <Lord-Readman> iggimin, didnt try it because no linux worked
[18:40] <Lord-Readman> I put the latest bios on and then it installed fine
[18:40] <[-Haza-]> psilo2: Okay. Thank you
[18:40] <erUSUL> Haegin: bonding makes a single card out of two. a single card can only be on a network
[18:40] <Haegin> erUSUL: ah ok, fair enough
[18:41] <PyroPhelia> Does mdadm routinely check the raid?  I've got a 15disk raid 6 and I just noteced the status in mdstat was
[18:41] <PyroPhelia> 19046766336 blocks level 6, 128k chunk, algorithm 2 [15/15] [UUUUUUUUUUUUUUU]
[18:41] <PyroPhelia>       [[18:41] <StryKaizer> Got 3 accs in evolution, all have new mails, and the Evolution Panel says (0) mails on each account
[18:41] <iggimin> Lord-Readman, oh - you didn't even with acpi=off before updating the BIOS?
[18:41] <DebiansArmy> steffan: plaining on playing games in either windows or linux just not sure if emulators are the way to go to play games or if Windows Xp is better... :) I also play lots of movies in linux and youtube videos... I should see lots improvement to my gt 7300 hopefully ,,, :)
[18:41] <Lord-Readman> iggimin, i updated the bios in windows
[18:41] <Lord-Readman> x
[18:41] <igelman3g> okay, seriously, what IS this?
[18:42] <igelman3g> i be very confused
[18:42] <iggimin> Lord-Readman, also, you mentioned Vista and XP - this new box has Windows 7 - would you say I need to go into Win7 and update the BIOS from there?
[18:42] <KB1JWQ> erUSUL: Not quite true.  VLANs!
[18:42] <igelman3g> virtual LAN! hooray!
[18:42] <Lord-Readman> iggimin, yes go to win7 visit the toshiba website, download the bios for ur machine
[18:42] <Lord-Readman> update
[18:42] <Lord-Readman> try ubuntu again
[18:42] <Lord-Readman> etc
[18:42] <FloodBot1> Lord-Readman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:42] <salamanca1977> alguna venezolana por aqui
[18:42] <sadata> Anyone know what file Ubuntu's Startup Applications entries get written to?  It's not rc.local.
[18:43] <igelman3g> oh this is tech support. bye
[18:43] <iggimin> yep yep k k -thx!
[18:43] <Haegin> erUSUL: next question - do you know anything about creating a wireless access point using a zd1211rw chipset thing?
[18:43] <tomiondrums> hi, when i do a df
[18:43] <tomiondrums> i get a line (amongst others) that says:
[18:43] <tomiondrums> none                   20G  5.9G   13G  33% /var/lib/ureadahead/debugfs
[18:43] <rautamiekka> I've read that page, h00k, but it doesn't help the smallest bit
[18:44] <DebiansArmy> sadata: you use sysv-r-contl for boot time not quite sure what your aiming for..
[18:44] <tomiondrums> what doest this line mean? where does it come from?
[18:45] <DebiansArmy> sadata: ubuntu doesn't run deamons... like bsd'
[18:45] <sadata> DebiansArmy: Thanks. Is that a file?
[18:45] <topacio> OLaa
[18:45] <DebiansArmy> sadata: no program for run times will not help with applications starting at boot up...
[18:46] <DebiansArmy> sadata: you might want to aim for Lucid Lynx 10.04 at the end of the month... :)
[18:46] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Check this out: http://imagebin.ca/view/wFqlF82.html
[18:47] <ZykoticK9> DebiansArmy, Lucid is released at end of next month
[18:47] <h00k> sadata: check ~/.config/autostart
[18:47] <DebiansArmy> ZykoticK9: thanks didn't know that..
[18:47] <[-Haza-]> When itry to copy files to the external HD it copies a couple of files then throws an error. so i ls the /media and get that message
[18:47] <ZykoticK9> DebiansArmy, 52 days from today
[18:47] <trolekins> is there a way to apt-get strictly to ipv4? I see nothing in the man pages
[18:47] <sadata> Thanks h00k. That's what I was looking for.
[18:47] <DebiansArmy> ZykoticK9: looking forward to it.. :)
[18:48] <carljm> Anyone know where Rhythmbox in Karmic stores playlists? Found an older forums thread that said ~/.gnome2/rhythmbox/..., but I've created a playlist and there's still no ~/.gnome2/rhythmbox
[18:48] <DebiansArmy> why do we seem to get hit by the same question like 10 times in one day... It seems like there is a theme for the day yesterday it was sound drivers today it is boot times... what gives???
[18:50] <GeekSquid> DebiansArmy: every day is different, and yet still the same somehow (still learning > 5 years in)
[18:51] <erUSUL> Haegin: no sorry
[18:51] <DebiansArmy> 15+ Years and still something new every day to make life easier.... :)
[18:51] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: what is access endpoint ?
[18:52] <GeekSquid> GeekSquid: I was just talking about ubuntu... been at computers for 24 years
[18:52] <erUSUL> carljm: ~/.config/rhythmbox/ ?
[18:53] <DebiansArmy> GeekSquid: feel ubuntu is still to bloated with uneeded software...
[18:53] <adrian__> hello everybody!
[18:53] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Sorry buddy i do not understand..
[18:53] <carljm> erUSUL: nope, not there either
[18:53] <adrian__> what are u doing in this wonderful day?
[18:53] <adrian__> :))
[18:54] <adrian__> I have a question
[18:54] <DebiansArmy> adrian__: go ahead
[18:54] <SQK> shoot dude !
[18:55] <DebiansArmy> adrian__: we all have questions just some we can't answer... :)
[18:55] <adrian__> I have a wireless network connected to internet
[18:55] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: is the external hd?
[18:55] <adrian__> when I connect the wired network
[18:55] <DebiansArmy> adrian__: does it work... :)
[18:55] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Yes its a 1tb usb external
[18:55] <adrian__> the internet does't work
[18:55] <sheldon> hello, i need a tutorial to customize an ubuntu server cd.
[18:56] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: seems like it disconnected ?
[18:56] <erUSUL> !remaster
[18:56] <DebiansArmy> adrian__: hmmm... bad cat5 cable...
[18:57] <adrian__> it seems  that the wired network become default
[18:57] <adrian__> if I cut the cable
[18:57] <SQK> adrian__: do you get any kind of conectivity ?, IP address ??
[18:57] <kaje> Is there someway I can read a text file in ubuntu and have it show whitespace characters? I want to check if this file is using /r/n for a newline
[18:57] <adrian__> the internet is working again
[18:57] <tryggvib> I am having trouble with my sound card in 8.10, I need to install the ubuntu-modules (I believe)... I am using kernel 2.6.25-2-38 but the only linux-ubuntu-modules I see with apt-cache search are version: 2.6.24-27-386. Can anybody help me figure things out?
[18:57] <erUSUL> kaje: cat -v file
[18:57] <ozzie_> #ubuntu-meeting
[18:57] <D-coy> :O
[18:58] <adrian__> so I want my wireless network to stay default for internet
[18:58] <DebiansArmy> adrian__: hardware laptop desktop... give us some background..
[18:58] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Yeah that looks like whats happening. but why?
[18:58] <zmanning> has anyone got airtunes working with ubuntu?
[18:58] <boselb> Hi, I have a strange problem with my wireless connection. I installed ubuntu destop 9.10 on my acer aspire one d250 for some days ago, all worked fine including the wireless. Then yesterday, I started to get problems, I can't see my access point any more, I can see alot of other access points but mine is gone. Any suggestions of what can be wrong?
[18:58] <erUSUL> kaje: if you see ^M at the end of lines it uses msdos endings (\r\n)
[18:58] <[-Haza-]> i mean it just disconnects while itry to copy files to it
[18:58] <adrian__> laptop with wireless network
[18:58] <sheldon> erUSUL, it's possible to add a programm installed with the sources ?
[18:58] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: dunno; tailf -n25 /var/log/messages
[18:58] <kaje> erUSUL: thanks!
[18:58] <adrian__> desktop  wired connected with laptop
[18:59] <conb123> Hiya I'm going to be doing a fresh install of ubuntu a little bit later and I was wondering whether or not you guys feel that lucid lynx is stable enough to install just yet. What would you say?
[18:59] <erUSUL> sheldon: really dunno
[18:59] <adrian__> I have to change a firewall setting ?
[18:59] <i2> hi i use mint 8 with fluxbox , how can i add layout for keyboard like kde ?
[18:59] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Heheh: 8 18:56:23 hobbes kernel: [ 1957.713628] mount.ntfs-3g[3081]: segfault at 8174fcb ip b7720661 sp bf8bd110 error 4 in libntfs-3g.so.54.0.0[b7700000+30000]
[18:59] <erUSUL> conb123: ask in #ubuntu+1
[18:59] <[-Haza-]> Awesome :D
[18:59] <DebiansArmy> boselb: unplug the router and access point and plug them back in see if it was a power surge...
[18:59] <erUSUL> !mint | i2
[19:00] <conb123> erUSUL: Sorry
[19:00] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: remoun it
[19:00] <FoolsRun> Hi, can someone quick tell me what the actual word for "linux users" is so I can research my own question?
[19:00] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Done
[19:00] <redwood> if i want to switch the 9.04 desktop theme back to the one it came with, as shipped, which one would that be?
[19:00] <boselb> DebiansArmy: I already tried that. I also tried to change the channel to a number under 10, but it still don't work.
[19:00] <erUSUL> FoolsRun: ?? what is the work for windows users?
[19:01] <adrian__> does anybody knows what I have to do ?
[19:01] <erUSUL> word*
[19:01] <jefelex> is there any software for 8.10 to access the ubuntu cloud?
[19:01] <wrapster> im using vuze to download torrents.. I see that my download rate is not going beyond 40kB/s while i should easily get 128kB/s
[19:01] <wrapster> any configurations that im missing?
[19:01] <DebiansArmy> adrian__: explain this a bit better a laptop using wireless and the desktop using wired correct
[19:01] <boselb> I had firestarter installed for a day to try it out, I didnt have problems with it, but I dont now if that can have caused some problems
[19:02] <adrian__> yes
[19:02] <adrian__> brb in 15 min
[19:02] <DebiansArmy> boselb: unplug the router and access point and plug them back in see if it was a power surge...
[19:02] <FoolsRun> erUSUL: is there a word for Linux system users that I could search by? I want to research setting up Samba to authenticate linux users rather than its own list of users
[19:02] <erUSUL> FoolsRun: you want to map samba usernames to linux usernames ?
[19:03] <erUSUL> FoolsRun: user; username; login name etc...
[19:04] <DebiansArmy> boselb: sounds to me one or the other device has hick uped so it can't see the lan... also login with wireconnection to back of router use the defualt ip address like 192.168.1.0 login to the router...
[19:04] <coolcat> where does man look for man pages?
[19:04] <adrian__> wired connection becomes the default route and the internet stops working
[19:04] <FoolsRun> erUSUL: yes. I want to not have to maintain two lists of users
[19:05] <erUSUL> coolcat: /usr/share/man/ /usr/local/share/man/ etc
[19:05] <erUSUL> coolcat: MANPATH
[19:05] <adrian___> I am with network problem
[19:05] <DebiansArmy> adrian___: tell me what your isp is
[19:05] <coolcat> erUSUL, thanks
[19:05] <phrearch> hey
[19:05] <Aeronius> hey
[19:05] <adrian___> I am from romania
[19:05] <Aeronius> I am from Florida
[19:05] <adrian___> sorry brb in 15 min
[19:05] <Aeronius> woo
[19:05] <Aeronius> woot
[19:06] <phrearch> im installing ubuntu server, and have to select a software collection for my dedicated server, which will be hosting virtual machines
[19:06] <phrearch> which package do i need?
[19:06] <phrearch> virtual machine host?
[19:06] <Aeronius> L33t h4x0r h337
[19:06] <Aeronius> lol
[19:06] <ikonia> phrearch: well, as your hosting virtual machines......
[19:06] <ikonia> Aeronius: ?
[19:06] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: i lived in florida , st pete... :) wonderful weather except during hurracanes..
[19:06] <Aeronius> I'm a total noob
[19:06] <cboyer1951> i received help in here today! thank you! immns, i couldn't get 'Ardour' loaded, 'not avail for your hardware architecture' error message on my new i386 ubuntu 9.10 install, refreshing Synaptic Package Managed, fixed it! yes! :)
[19:07] <cboyer1951> THANK YOU! :)
[19:07] <Aeronius> I'm so noob I'm l33t at it
[19:07] <erUSUL> FoolsRun: i think you can make a linux system via PAM authentificate users against samba password files ....
[19:07] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: where do you want to start???
[19:07] <al_> when plugging a new disk in for the first time, is there something i have to do to get it to show up in fdisk -l?
[19:08] <ikonia> Aeronius: ok - please stop using "leet" speak, this channel is for ubuntu support
[19:08] <Ranakah> tnx
[19:08] <Aeronius> Sry
[19:08] <Aeronius> Being silly
[19:08] <FoolsRun> erUSUL: what about the other way around? Authenticate Samba against the system's users?
[19:08] <nibbler_> al_, no, normaly not. check dmesg
[19:08] <Aeronius> I want to figure out how to play a dvd
[19:09] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: mplayer
[19:09] <al_> nibbler_: k - ta
[19:09] <nibbler_> Aeronius, try vlc video player, make sure you have the css libs installed
[19:09] <Aeronius> and how do I kill a process if I don't know exactly what process it is?
[19:09] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: vlc is a good one
[19:09] <erUSUL> FoolsRun: i dunno really; maybe in #ubuntu-server there is more knowledgable people.
[19:09] <jalons> Didn't there used to be a "my computer" or similar jazz on the desktop for ubuntu?  Did that go away with karmic?  And lastly, how do I get taht back?
[19:09] <erUSUL> !dvd | Aeronius
[19:10] <VCoolio> Aeronius: if it's a window, do 'xkill' and click it; else search for it with "ps -ef | grep <whatever>" and then "kill <pid>"
[19:10] <erUSUL> FoolsRun: http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/pam.html
[19:10] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: right click your toolbar > add to panel > select kill program will put it on your toolbar
[19:10] <Aeronius> how to do xkill?
[19:10] <Friction[1]> does pigeon keep crashing for anyone else?
[19:10] <VCoolio> Aeronius: alt+f2, enter it; or see what DebiansArmy said
[19:10] <erUSUL> VCoolio: pgrep <whatever> or directly pkill <whatever> :)
[19:10] <ervis_> anyone know how to change OS fingerprint  Linux (ubuntu) look like Windows  or Linux kernel 2.6 look like Linux 2.4 or ubuntu like centos
[19:11] <ervis_> ?
[19:11] <ikonia> ervis_: why ?
[19:11] <VCoolio> erUSUL: ah, yes; always forget that, having aliases
[19:11] <ervis_> security reason
[19:11] <jalons> ervis_: depends what's looking
[19:11] <ikonia> ervis_: that's not a security rason
[19:11] <ZykoticK9> jalons, gconf-editor the path is /apps/nautilus/desktop - then add checks to the icons you want visible
[19:11] <ikonia> ervis_: just firewall your machine off to stop it being queried
[19:11] <abe3k> guys how do I login with my user and pass to the channel
[19:11] <abe3k> I'm verified but forgot how to login
[19:12] <erUSUL> ervis_: there is anetfilter module that does that http://ippersonality.sourceforge.net/
[19:12] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: do you know how to use command line interface like dos ..??? if not use the graphical tool till you get use to command line...
[19:12] <ikonia> abe3k: join #freenode and ask
[19:12] <[-Haza-]> psilo2: Interesting tool!
[19:12] <jalons> ZykoticK9: Thank you very much.
[19:12] <ervis_> its for kernel 2.4 not for 2.6
[19:12] <[-Haza-]> psilo2: smartmontools that is
[19:12] <ikonia> ervis_: what do you want to stop querying it ?
[19:12] <robbit10> Guys, can one of you test out the security of my CMS please? http://robbit10.nl.tt/SiteGenCMS/?page=admin
[19:13] <al_> will disks connected via a USB bridge show up in fdisk -l?
[19:13] <ikonia> al_: yes
[19:13] <ervis_> yes
[19:13] <robbit10> Oh, wait, wrong channel
[19:13] <Aeronius> I couldn't find select kill in the task bar add...
[19:13] <al_> hmm, this one aint - rebooting brb
[19:13] <robbit10> thought I was in #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:13] <robbit10> sorry.
[19:13] <diogo> After I installed msttcorefonts and chromium, the fonts on my browser seem strange and are very different from the ones I get in windows. Can someone help me?
[19:14] <ikonia> ervis_: yes what ?
[19:14] <Aeronius> and how do you scroll up in irrsi?
[19:14] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: did you right click it and add to panell/?
[19:14] <Aeronius> irssi?
[19:14] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: up arrows
[19:14] <ikonia> Aeronius: pageup/down
[19:14] <jaypur> anyone that knows php could help me???
[19:14] <ikonia> jaypur: loads of guys in ##php
[19:14] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: page up and down sorry
[19:14] <DebiansArmy> ops
[19:14] <Aeronius> up arrow gives me the last things I wrote
[19:14] <Bittarman> robbit10, sure... http://robbit10.nl.tt/SiteGenCMS/?page=../../../../../../../../etc/passwd
[19:14] <Aeronius> ok, got it
[19:14] <jaypur> ikonia, i'm there and no one helped me already lol
[19:15] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: page up and down sorry
[19:15] <ikonia> Aeronius: page up / down
[19:15] <ikonia> jaypur: wait then
[19:15] <Aeronius> page up/ down, got it
[19:15] <jaypur> ikonia, k
[19:15] <Bittarman> robbit10, hint.. give up, php aint for you.;)
[19:15] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: you add themes to irssi yet
[19:15] <trism> Aeronius: if you don't have those keys, you can do esc p and esc n
[19:15] <DebiansArmy> trism: thanks for that
[19:15] <Aeronius> no themes
[19:16] <blue_pearl> hi any one knows how do i ssh to my work computer running Windows from home using my Ubuntu lappy??
[19:16] <ervis_> defating NMAP OS DETECTION
[19:16] <frankS2> lol
[19:16] <Aeronius> ok, there's a process up in my GUI that I can't tell what is
[19:16] <ikonia> ervis_: just firewall it
[19:16] <erUSUL> blue_pearl: there is no ssh server for windows
[19:16] <llutz> erUSUL: there is
[19:16] <acura> blue_pearl: Running openssh or similar on your work computer.
[19:16] <llutz> blue_pearl: look at freesshd
[19:16] <ikonia> ervis_: and that's not detected from the kernel, but things like common ports etc
[19:16] <acura> erUSUL: No, there is.
[19:16] <erUSUL> llutz: i stand corrected
[19:16] <Aeronius> I killed pulseaudio (after ctl alt f1 to use tty1) because GUI was all frozen
[19:17] <blue_pearl> i heard that we can download some kind of software for windows to enale ssh in windows.
[19:17] <acura> blue_pearl: But if your IT-department wanted you to SSH to your work computer they would have installed it for you. Think about that.
[19:17] <davidng> where is "/boot/grub/menu.lst" in karmic kaola?
[19:17] <philosophia> i have a service that does not normally log to syslog - anyone know how i can get it to log to syslog in addition to its default logging?
[19:17] <VCoolio> davidng: /etc/default/grub
[19:17] <ikonia> blue_pearl: yes, there is windows ssh service, but thats nothing to do with ubuntu
[19:17] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: restart your system don't kill processes like that usually it will not start again so a reboot is best...
[19:17] <ScislaC> Does anyone know why a custom launcher for an app won't work even though the file it's trying to execute can be run from the command line?
[19:18] <davidng> thanks
[19:18] <diogo> After I installed msttcorefonts and chromium, the fonts on my browser seem strange and are very different from the ones I get in windows. Can someone help me?
[19:18] <Aeronius> ok, boo on reboot
[19:18] <ikonia> ScislaC: probably missing an env environment thats in your shell, but not in the launcher
[19:18] <erUSUL> !grub2 > davidng
[19:18] <Aeronius> Thanks for the help
[19:18] <llutz> blue_pearl: http://www.freesshd.com/     http://pigtail.net/LRP/printsrv/cygwin-sshd.html
[19:18] <acura> diogo: sudo fc-cache -vf
[19:18] <ZykoticK9> ScislaC, select the "run in terminal" option for your launcher
[19:18] <psilo2> erUSUL: blue_pearl: sure there is an SSH server for windows..
[19:18] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: no system is perfect... what did you expect :)???
[19:19] <ScislaC> ZykoticK9: If only that worked... which is why this is very strange to me.
[19:19] <blue_pearl> thanx all for the link and info :)
[19:20] <Guest9094> hello
[19:20] <davidng> ubottu: where is the private mesage?
[19:20] <ZykoticK9> ScislaC, does it require sudo to be run?  what is the program?  what launch command are you using?
[19:20] <Aeronius> so what should I add to irssi?
[19:21] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: themes and change the defualts in terminal if using gnome
[19:21] <Guest9094> I am trying to set some environmental variables to the .profile but it does not seem to be working.
[19:21] <ScislaC> ZykoticK9: no to sudo, it's gimp-2.7 (I build from git), the command is "/opt/gimp-2.7/bin/gimp-2.7"
[19:22] <ZykoticK9> ScislaC, sorry man - looks good from here.  best of luck.
[19:22] <Aeronius> You mean mess around with the terminal?  I did that
[19:22] <adrian___> ok I am back
[19:22] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: you also can add to it show messages in the notifier will help and set the system to beep you..
[19:22] <Aeronius> I like my colors and stuff
[19:22] <Curly_Q> Aeronius, when you say reboot, do you mean 1.] Hard Boot? 2.}Soft Boot? or Linux OS Boot?
[19:23] <Aeronius> I have the cloud background set to a transparent, it looks sweet
[19:23] <ScislaC> ZykoticK9: thanks...
[19:23] <Aeronius> I was just going to do the whole restart thing
[19:23] <DebiansArmy> Curly_Q: soft boot...
[19:24] <erUSUL> Guest9094: define not working ... (.profile is only loaded on login)
[19:24] <Aeronius> You guys like my name?  Great for a noob, right?
[19:24] <Friction[1]> bloody pigeon crap
[19:24] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: to respond to a user here just type the first to letter of the name and hit tab...
[19:24] <Guest9094> is there anyone to help me with my issue?
[19:25] <Darxus> Is there really no program that will log the data to tell me what program just brought my server swapping to its knees?  Sure, I can throw something together with ps and perl, but hasn't this been done?
[19:25] <Curly_Q> DebiansArmy thanks for the info. I know a lot of Techy guys that like to brag about their "UPTIME" I was wondering if that was the type of boot.
[19:25] <b6w9a> anyone here running Linux Mint? I've been a diehard ubuntu fan, but Linux Mint takes ubuntu to a whole new level...
[19:25] <Aeronius> DebiansArmy: cool
[19:25] <Darxus> b6w9a: I tried linux mint, it's lame.
[19:25] <Aeronius> is that why it highlights your name?
[19:25] <b6w9a> care to elaborate Darxus?
[19:25] <Aeronius> DebiansArmy: name?
[19:25] <Darxus> b6w9a: As far as I'm concerned, it's just an overgrown theme for ubuntu, with the massive disadvantage that it doesn't support upgrades.
[19:25] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: lol
[19:25] <ZykoticK9> !ot | b6w9a Darxus
[19:25] <epic-468> !ot
[19:25] <erUSUL> Darxus: sar from sysstat ?
[19:26] <Aeronius> DebiansArmy: cool name right?
[19:26] <b6w9a> Darxus: doesn't support what updates?
[19:26] <erUSUL> !mint > b6w9a
[19:26] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: urs or mine..
[19:26] <funkiwan> how can i make a change to my x config if my machine doesn't use xorg.conf?
[19:27] <erUSUL> funkiwan: just create one if you need to
[19:27] <Aeronius> DebiansArmy: mine, but yours is cool too, mine's cool cuz I'm a noob, get it?
[19:27] <ZykoticK9> funkiwan, generate one http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/create-an-xorg-conf-file
[19:27] <Guest9094> is there anyone available to help me out here?
[19:27] <erUSUL> Guest9094: again define not working ... (.profile is only loaded on login)
[19:27] <Aeronius> DebiansArmy: erronious?
[19:27] <tehbaut> I'm connected to an ubuntu server via SSH and the format is odd... normally the tab key autocompletes, but this instance just types a tab_space, and the arrows don't allow you to edit, nor does the shift+insert paste... any ideas why?
[19:27] <geminidomino> I've been having endless trouble getting a microphone to work (old school, "line in" type, not USB) since 8.04, and it seems with every update the steps requires to fix that change. Rather than pitching a fit about it, I figured I'd ask the guys in the know: is that a gnome thing? Would switching to Kubuntu make it more straightforward?
[19:28] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: oh... I was taking in a different way ok... lose lips sink ships... lol
[19:28] <carljm> Bummer. Appears that nobody on the entire internet has a clue where Rhythmbox puts its playlists these days.
[19:28] <KB1JWQ> geminidomino: Try it and see.  Install kdesktop, select that at login, and see if it works there.
[19:29] <Aeronius> ok, I'm gonna restart
[19:29] <Aeronius> laters!
[19:29] <DebiansArmy> Aeronius: good luck
[19:29] <geminidomino> KB1JWQ: Guess not then. I did try that, but I wasn't sure if the underlying PA stuff was still because I was using the mainline instead of a clean Kubuntu install.
[19:29] <Guest9094> is there anyone that can help me with my  problem
[19:30] <KB1JWQ> geminidomino: COuld try with a livecd too.
[19:30] <DebiansArmy> Guest9094: ask the question please ... we are not mind readers... and will get stuck with other conversations...
[19:30] <geminidomino> KB1JWQ: That's a thought. I've been using it for desktop use for so long I completely forgot about live CDs. :)
[19:30] <geminidomino> Thanks
[19:30] <funkiwan> ZykoticK9: will give that a try. thanks.
[19:31] <KB1JWQ> geminidomino: That's why they pay me the medium bucks.
[19:31] <geminidomino> I'll grab an ISO and have a stab at it. Thanks again.
[19:31] <DebiansArmy> !bot
[19:31] <coolcat> hi, i've installed intel compiler icc, but there does not seem to any way to uninstall it, anyone know how to do it?
[19:32] <erUSUL> coolcat: the package with the installer may have a --uninstall option ?
[19:32] <DebiansArmy> ubottu: what are you doing sleeping on the job.... hmmm... I'm going to tell Uncle Sam you haven't paid your taxes...
[19:32] <rurti> hello
[19:33] <guntbert> !hi | rurti
[19:33] <DebiansArmy> !spanish | ubottu
[19:33] <Curly_Q> Carl|m take a look here:   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playlist
[19:33] <erUSUL> !fishing | DebiansArmy
[19:33] <rurti> i need some help setting environment variables automatically
[19:33] <guntbert> !botabuse | DebiansArmy
[19:34] <DebiansArmy> guntbert: I dont think he will respond...
[19:34] <DebiansArmy> lmao
[19:34] <erUSUL> rurti: for your user ? ~/.bashrc ~/.profile
[19:34] <rurti> did all that
[19:34] <coolcat> erUSUL, There is no such option in install.sh script ./install.sh --help does not have any uninstall option
[19:34] <VCoolio> rurti: in ~/.bashrc VAR=blah  export $VAR
[19:34] <erUSUL> coolcat: then i dunno; ask the icc developers
[19:34] <rurti> i really want them set on login so that what gui editors are used will have them available
[19:35] <guntbert> DebiansArmy: that was directed at you  - don't play with ubottu please - btw ubottu is female :)
[19:35] <|LM4L305CuR0> ops sorry :)
[19:35] <rurti> i set them in the .profile in the user home directory but it doesnt seem to be taking
[19:36] <DebiansArmy> lol ubottu have kids there goes the taxes they owe uncle sam...
[19:36] <coolcat> erUSUL, the package has been isntalled in /opt/intel I am afraid of removing this file ... and damage my system ...
[19:36] <erUSUL> rurti: do you log out log in to test ?
[19:36] <rurti> the reason for it it to add a custom cross compiler chain
[19:36] <rurti> yes
[19:36] <rurti> i even rebooted the machine
[19:36] <erUSUL> coolcat: if everything is there you can just remove it all
[19:36] <rurti> 8 sorrychane
[19:36] <erUSUL> coolcat: sudo rm -r /opt/intel/
[19:36] <guntbert> DebiansArmy: stop that off topic chatter please
[19:37] <mysticdarkhack> Hello all... ;D
[19:37] <DebiansArmy> well got to get some sleep time for work in a while can't wait for my new graphics card and ram will update this dell with a factory psu... :)
[19:38] <mysticdarkhack> Anyone here with dual monitor, running karmic?
[19:38] <DebiansArmy> later good luck to all...
[19:38] <rurti> any idea what could be going wrong?
[19:39] <mysticdarkhack> I have a problem with flash playing in fullscreen
[19:39] <vivid> laggy?
[19:39] <Maranatha> Hello. I am having an issue scanning a text document and saving it as a text file. I am using Xsane and every time I try to scan and save the document I get "Child process error - Failed to execute OCR command: gocr: No such file or directory
[19:39] <rurti> erUSUL: still there/
[19:40] <erUSUL> rurti: maybe you can tell what do those variables do and why you say they fail. if you open a terminal and do "echo $VAR" is that empty or show the spected value?
[19:41] <rurti> erUSUL: one second i will check
[19:41] <mysticdarkhack> I just setup a dual monitor, and when trying to fullscreen a flash video from other website, the video cut and two white block appear in the top and bottom, and also the video is small
[19:41] <phrearch> hey
[19:41] <dox_drum> Hi people! The NetworkManager applet on the gnome-panel of my computer has vanished. How could I recover it?
[19:41] <guntbert> Maranatha: did you install gocr?
[19:42] <Maranatha> I dont think so
[19:42] <Maranatha> I will look for it and try to install it
[19:42] <mysticdarkhack> So anyone how a fix or work around?
[19:42] <xangua> dox_drum: nm-applet
[19:42] <mysticdarkhack> ty
[19:42] <phaedra> dox_drum, right click on top bar and add to panel
[19:42] <phrearch> im trying to install a virtal machine with virt-install, but it returns domain installation does not appear to have been succesful.
[19:42] <guntbert> !info gocr | Maranatha
[19:42] <rurti> erUSUL: "echo $var" does not show anything, and "echo $PATH" does not show my variables ether
[19:43] <erUSUL> rurti: what? o.0! echo $PATH does not work
[19:43] <erUSUL> ?
[19:43] <dox_drum> xangua, phaedra, I do not find it in the list (add to panel)
[19:43] <erUSUL> that's imposible....
[19:44] <LucidGuy> anyone know how to properly copy over images to an iphone?  Properly as in the photos tool can see and browse the images eg. camera roll.
[19:44] <tim> help me laptop has screwed up it says failed to mount ctrl + D to terminate and re try
[19:44] <rurti> erUSUL: it works however i do not see my added path to my custom tool chain.
[19:44] <xangua> dox_drum: open the launcher (Alt+F2), type and Enter: nm-applet
[19:44] <phaedra> dox_drum, check for 'network manager' in the list
[19:44] <erUSUL> rurti: can you post your .profile ?
[19:44] <erUSUL> !paste | rurti
[19:44] <xangua> phaedra: no, it's not
[19:44] <rurti> how do i post it?
[19:45] <elviritA> ola
[19:45] <elviritA> quien ere
[19:45] <dox_drum> xangua, Does nothing! :-(
[19:45] <ZykoticK9> !es | elviritA
[19:45] <elviritA> escribe en españo
[19:45] <xangua> dox_drum: check if the procces (nm-applet) it's not already running
[19:45] <dox_drum> phaedra, There is none!
[19:46] <guntbert> rurti: read and follow what ubottu told you
[19:46] <guntbert> rurti: for posting
[19:46] <xIkititA> ola
[19:46] <Maranatha> Thanks :)
[19:46] <Maranatha> its working now
[19:46] <julian__> hola
[19:46] <dox_drum> xangua, Said it's sleeping
[19:46] <kazagistar> I am connected to an university network which blocks ALL incoming connections... is there some way to make a permanent connection to a remote server, and somehow tunnel back along the connection? is this what VPN is?
[19:46] <xIkititA> kien eres
[19:47] <sylwek> jhjhj
[19:47] <NinoScript> Hi!
[19:47] <xangua> dox_drum: then finish it and launch it again, that should work ;)
[19:47] <xIkititA> kien eres
[19:47] <julian__> sabes cual es la direccion del irc de irchispano?
[19:47] <erUSUL> !es | elviritA
[19:47] <llutz> kazagistar: remote ssh-tunnel
[19:47] <xangua> julian__: check in it's web
[19:47] <xIkititA> porque te has ido
[19:48] <llutz> kazagistar: reverse*   http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-5779944.html
[19:48] <dox_drum> xangua, It didn't work!
[19:48] <kazagistar> llutz: Thanks a million!
[19:48] <genii> xIkititA: Inglés solamente aquí
[19:48] <lorenzo> #ubuntu-it
[19:48] <lorenzo> #ubuntu-it-chat
[19:48] <jettek> can we start virtualbox or vmware to run a specific guest OS and start with the operating system
[19:48] <rurti> eUSUL: ok added it http://paste.ubuntu.com/391240/
[19:48] <genii> xIkititA: /join #ubuntu-es
[19:48] <xangua> dox_drum:  :S ....... do you have a 'notification area'¿¿
[19:49] <NinoScript> I'm having problems with the Broadcom STA wireless driver :S I've followed everything I found on Google, but it still says that it's Active but not currently being used…
[19:49] <dox_drum> xangua, What is a notification area?
[19:49] <dox_drum> xangua, It does nothing... not even an error
[19:50] <rurti> erUSUL: the stuff i added is after the comment at the end of the .profile file.
[19:50] <kazagistar> dox_drum: by default, the notification area is in the upper right hand corner, and has little icons like networking connectivity
[19:51] <xangua> dox_drum: is where some apps store a litle icon from were you can controll them
[19:51] <erUSUL> rurti: export PATH="$PATH_PREFIX$PATH"
[19:51] <erUSUL> rurti: that is wrong
[19:52] <jettek> Hello guys only one question please is there any possibility to start virtualbox or vmware automatically as a service or whatever to run a specific guest OS and start with the operating system
[19:52] <dox_drum> xangua, kazagistar, I don't know if I have a notification area
[19:52] <erUSUL> rurti: also what does the + here is supposed to do? PATH_PREFIX+=
[19:53] <dox_drum> xangua, kazagistar, I lost all my icon a week ago and I added otheer cuz I didn't find the default ones
[19:53] <Curly_Q> Jettek are you using Linux in a Windows VMware environment?
[19:53] <kazagistar> It is called the "Indicator Applet" in the add dialog
[19:53] <jettek> any where please
[19:53] <erUSUL> rurti: ok it appends the string
[19:53] <jettek> I am using both linux and windows
[19:53] <guntbert> jettek: I'm not sure I understand what you want: you can start any VM with a script - but the host OS must be running of course
[19:53] <ZykoticK9> jettek, i have no idea about vmware -- for VBox you might want to have a look at VBoxTool which claims to be able to do it http://vboxtool.sourceforge.net/ -- side note, this is the one feature I feel is SO missing from VBox
[19:53] <rurti> erUSUL: i believe that that appends them all together.   Our contractor told us to do that.  As for the PATH variable, what should i put there.
[19:54] <Curly_Q> Yes, but are you running a Windows box with Vmware?
[19:54] <dox_drum> How could I add a notification area to my panel?
[19:54] <paco__> buenas
[19:54] <jettek> Thank you  high time to google
[19:55] <Curly_Q> Jettek if you are using VMware with Windows and trying to run Linux, that is different from running VMware from Linux to work with Windows.
[19:55] <erUSUL> rurti: do "source .profile" in a terminal then try to see if the vars where set
[19:55] <dox_drum> xangua, kazagistar. Now I have one! Thank a lot
[19:55] <dox_drum> XD
[19:56] <rurti> erUSUL: will do one second please
[19:56] <jaypur> if i install nautilus at my ubuntu server, if i connect by ssh, and run it at my ubuntu client, will it open like the same nautilus here, and i could navigate by the files?
[19:57] <guntbert> !crosspost | jaypur
[19:57] <jaypur> guntbert, sorry
[19:57] <jettek> any detail please my hosts are ubuntu in one machine and windows server 2008 in the other machine I want to start some turnkey on a virtual box or vmware that runs in widows server 2008 or the other any option is fine
[19:57] <jaypur> dind't know
[19:57] <Smerdykov> is nautilus an x application?
[19:57] <harisund> jaypur: installing nautilus, be prepared to pull in a lot of dependancies . also you might want to run it as nautilus --no-desktop or something like that
[19:57] <guntbert> Smerdykov: yes - its "the" file manager under gnome
[19:58] <rurti> erUSUL: when i do that i check the path and they are all there, could path be getting written over somehow?
[19:58] <jaypur> i want to see my server files as i see my laptop files, but remotly..
[19:59] <erUSUL> rurti: do you have a ~/.bash_profile file ? see # This file is not read by bash(1), if ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bash_login
[19:59] <harisund> jaypur: Is your client (laptop) running Windows or another Linux?
[19:59] <selain> server irc.bitgamer.com
[19:59] <erUSUL> rurti: you are using bash (maybe you changed shell to zsh ??)
[19:59] <jaypur> linux
[19:59] <Kafta> how to know if your computer is 64 or 32, thanks
[19:59] <jaypur> how can i connect nautilus to my server by ssh?
[20:00] <harisund> jaypur: Ubuntu? You could use Nautilus to "connect to server"
[20:00] <brjann> jaypur: use the "Connect to Server" dialog in the Places menu to connect to your server via ssh, and add it as a bookmark. that will allow you to browse the servers files through your client's nautilus windows.
[20:00] <erUSUL> Kafta: grep --color ' lm ' /proc/cpuinfo
[20:00] <jaypur> brjann, found it rite now
[20:00] <Smerdykov> I think ssh -X will let you do it
[20:00] <rurti> erUSUL: none of those files exist.  thats why i put it in the .profile file.  Also bash should be used it is just a default Ubuntu 8.4 LTS install.
[20:01] <GeekSquid> Kafta: to find out what your computer is capable of 'cat /proc/cpuinfo' to find out what version you are running 'lsb_release -a'
[20:01] <jaypur> it needs ftp?
[20:01] <jaypur> brjann,
[20:01] <harisund> jaypur: You can choose SSH from the dropdown that currently says FTP
[20:01] <erUSUL> rurti: ok; very weird indeed ... maybe #bash can hep you further... i'm there but i'm the dumbest of the lot ...
[20:02] <rurti> erUSUL: ok thanks for the help
[20:02] <GeekSquid> jpur: or sftp://user@hostname in the address bar
[20:02] <Maranatha> Hello I am having a new problem now saving my documents to text. They are all being saved in Chinese.
[20:02] <xfact> I am a home user (without any spacial skills) and I am on 10.04, is there any ways by that I can help developing this new version?
[20:03] <GeekSquid> !lucid | xfact
[20:03] <Maranatha> The documents I scan are in English and being translated to Chinese
[20:03] <jaypur> brjann, Connected!!!  love you guys!!!
[20:04] <Delvien> There used to be a script out that when run it outputs  Wallpaper name, Metacity, and icon theme names. Anyone know  where I can find this again?
[20:04] <Delvien> There used to be a script out that when run it outputs  Wallpaper name, Metacity, and icon theme names. Anyone know  where I can find this again?
[20:04] <skierKyle> Hi, I accidently lost a NTFS partition, that was at the end of my harddisk, Right now there is just 200gb of blank space where it was. What would be the best way to attempt to restore it?
[20:05] <skierKyle> Can I have diskutility create a new ntfs partition where it was without formating it?
[20:06] <erUSUL> skierKyle: use gpart or testdisk to rewritte your partition table
[20:06] <Kafta> Can i excute a C++ code in the ubuntu terminal??
[20:06] <skierKyle> Ok, I have gpart scanning now, with the command "sudo gpart /dev/sda" (I know sda is the right drive)
[20:07] <guntbert> Kafta: you need to compile it first
[20:07] <skierKyle> Any ideas how long the scan will take on a 500gb drive?
[20:07] <Maranatha> is there any way i can configure GOCR to have the text documents I scan to be translated into English?
[20:07] <Kafta> gunbert how to compile it?
[20:07] <erUSUL> skierKyle: http://www.brzitwa.de/mb/gpart/index.html
[20:07] <Kafta> guntbert
[20:07] <genii> skierKyle: If nothing has been done like formatting or so on... You could also just do something like sudo fdisk /dev/sdz9    where z9 is the actual drive and partition#, use T there to change the partition type back to NTFS and W to write changes
[20:07] <skywise_> .whois skywise
[20:08] <beniamino> how do i add and remove favorites in ubuntu netbook remix?
[20:09] <aliendude3500> Ok -- I'm on Lucid alpha 3, and I just installed the latest updates, and I must say, the buttons on the title bar being on the left like on a mac is terrible, how do I make them on the right again? I keep bumping them when trying to click menus :(
[20:09] <aliendude3500> Putting them on the left was a TERRIBLE idea :(
[20:09] <guntbert> Kafta: try with gcc <yoursourcecode>
[20:09] <MINIRUSO> hola
[20:09] <erUSUL> Kafta: g++ -o program program.cpp
[20:09] <Bittarman> aliendude3500, #ubuntu+1
[20:09] <genii> !es | MINIRUSO
[20:09] <erUSUL> !es | MINIRUSO
[20:09] <trism> aliendude3500: http://techpad.co.uk/content.php?sid=94
[20:09] <guntbert> Kafta: listen to erUSUL
[20:09] <aliendude3500> Bittarman, going there right now... :/
[20:09] <MINIRUSO> hola
[20:10] <MINIRUSO> helloç
[20:10] <erUSUL> MINIRUSO: hi
[20:11] <Maranatha> I am having an issue with xsane scanning my text documents and translating them into Chinese text documents
[20:11] <magn3ts> Why are there packages that want to install gcj when there is a perfectly good java JRE installed already?
[20:11] <magn3ts> This is probably one of the most annoying things about ubunut.
[20:12] <MINIRUSO> soy de españa
[20:12] <magn3ts> !es
[20:12] <genii> MINIRUSO: >Inglés solamente aquí             /join #ubuntu-es
[20:12] <no1uknow> accidentally renamed a file to "|" how do I rename it to the right filename?
[20:13] <erUSUL> magn3ts: how did you installed the "perfectly good java JRE" ? via apt ?
[20:13] <magn3ts> erUSUL, yup.
[20:13] <erUSUL> no1uknow: mv \| newname
[20:13] <jpds> magn3ts: Toolchain builder?
[20:13] <erUSUL> magn3ts: "sudo update-alternatives --config java" is ok ?
[20:14] <genii> no1uknow: mv '|' newname
[20:14] <genii> (also)
[20:14] <no1uknow> genii: tried that no joy
[20:15] <magn3ts> jpds, ?? erUSUL, yes. I actually installed eclipse manually to avoid mucking up java and install gcj-jre. I have sun-java6-jre and before install gcj for gs/pdtk about 30 seconds ago, I had a perfectly functional java installation running eclipse, OO.o 3.2, java-plugin, etc.
[20:15] <funkiwan> ZykoticK9: i tried recreating an xorg.conf file as you suggested and only leaving in the portion I wanted to change but it doesn't seem to have taken. i'm just trying to tweak my inputdevice but would like everything else auto-configured. any ideas?
[20:15] <VLJ> hi. Did anyone got Ubuntu working on Poulsbo hardware with IEGD drivers (not psb ones) with compiz ?
[20:15] <magn3ts> erUSUL, its not a big deal. It's not going to mess anything up, I just would like to see eclipse and gs/pdtk rely on *Any* JRE rather than specifically on gcj.
[20:16] <genii> no1uknow: those single quotes are from near enter key on standard US type keyboard... not the backtick which is usually found under the tilde key ( on US keyboards)
[20:16] <while> i heard that there is a similar aplication in gnome that is like yakuake for kde ... does anybody know it`s name ?
[20:16] <erUSUL> !info tilda
[20:16] <gasull> Hi.  How do let my user run wicd if I edit sudoers with visudo?  Thanks.
[20:17] <while> ok thank you
[20:18] <Maranatha> what is a good scanner program that will scan text documents and save as text files
[20:18] <dude666> hi
[20:18] <guntbert> !ocr | Maranatha
[20:19] <dude666> how can i type in a single command into the terminal that will search for a string in a text file and replace it with something else?
[20:19] <guntbert> dude666: sed can do this
[20:19] <dude666> sed
[20:19] <Maranatha> oh ok. I am having an issue with it saving the documents I scan in english and translating them into chinese
[20:20] <Maranatha> I want them to stay in english
[20:20] <erUSUL> dude666: sed -i 's/search/replace/g' file.txt
[20:20] <Aeronius> sup?
[20:21] <wx9j> how do I change which program opens when I insert an audio CD ?
[20:21] <guntbert> Aeronius: what does that mean?
[20:21] <erUSUL> wx9j: in nautilus preferences
[20:22] <Aeronius> It means up to the what.
[20:22] <wx9j> Thanks
[20:22] <bullgard> Who would like to test video chat with me using Empathy?
[20:22] <Aeronius> where's debianarmy?
[20:22] <axisys> i have to check ssh protocol version on 300 servers .. should i use nmap or there some other tool available just for that ?
[20:22] <guntbert> Aeronius: I still don't understand - but  Do you have an ubuntu support question?
[20:23] <Aeronius> uh, yeah, what's the best dvd player?
[20:23] <guntbert> !best | Aeronius
[20:24] <Aeronius> I was told xine was good, and it seems to work while the default doesn't, how can I make it the default?
[20:24] <garcrack> hola
[20:24] <erUSUL> !es | garcrack
[20:24] <garcrack> hay alguien
[20:24] <Dancsnrain> 1999 sony netbook. no cd drive. setup has no option for usb boot. will terminal pull OS from stick to HD? What would be the string? Thanks
[20:25] <MINIRUSO> si
[20:25] <garcrack> sois españoles
[20:25] <dude666> SICKKKK
[20:25] <blakkheim> !es > garcrack
[20:25] <MINIRUSO> yo si
[20:25] <jumboke> REGISTER oranje jurgen_verhoeven@hotmail.com
[20:25] <garcrack> yo no se ingles
[20:25] <blakkheim> lol
[20:25] <erUSUL> MINIRUSO: garcrack Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter.
[20:25] <MINIRUSO> yo tampoco
[20:25] <bullgard> garcrack: Si. Pero por favor haba en engles.
[20:25] <bullgard> s/haba/habla/
[20:25] <erUSUL> jumboke: change your password averyone has seen it
[20:25] <MINIRUSO> por
[20:26] <guntbert> jumboke: you want to tell that to nickserv in a private window
[20:26] <MINIRUSO> para
[20:26] <erUSUL> jumboke: do that on the server window
[20:26] <garcrack> a vosotros tambien os han dado el ultraportátil??
[20:26] <MINIRUSO> si
[20:26] <garcrack> a mi hoy
[20:26] <erUSUL> MINIRUSO: garcrack Escribid "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dadle a enter. aqui no podeis hablar castellano
[20:26] <MINIRUSO> a mi hace tiempo
[20:26] <garcrack> sois andaluces
[20:26] <erUSUL> acabaran hachandoos
[20:26] <rurti> any desktop experts here?
[20:26] <Kafta> Does iphone can be used with Ubuntu
[20:26] <bullgard> garcrack: negativo.
[20:26] <Aeronius> can someone tell me how to make xine my default?
[20:26] <MINIRUSO> yo si
[20:26] <erUSUL> !ipod | Kafta
[20:27] <Kafta> erUSUL iphone (it includes ipod)
[20:27] <bullgard> rurti: Please put a specific question here.
[20:27] <garcrack> de k marca es el buestro,el mio es samsung
[20:27] <garcrack> ??
[20:27] <erUSUL> Kafta: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[20:28] <MINIRUSO> el mio tamvien
[20:28] <skaalid> any advice on a recommended backup program?, desktop, ubuntu
[20:28] <erUSUL> !backup
[20:28] <garcrack> el mio es verde ¿y el vuestro??
[20:28] <MINIRUSO> verde
[20:28] <garcrack> igual k el mio
[20:28] <Aeronius> guntbert: do you know how to make xine the default DVD player?
[20:29] <garcrack> no soyinglés
[20:29] <MINIRUSO> eso
[20:29] <MINIRUSO> eso
[20:29] <MINIRUSO> eso
[20:29] <FloodBot1> MINIRUSO: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:29] <bullgard> !es  | garcrack
[20:29] <garcrack> se estan iendo muxa gente
[20:29] <MINIRUSO> ya
[20:29] <garcrack> joer
[20:29] <MINIRUSO> pero en verdad
[20:29] <erUSUL> !ops
[20:29] <MINIRUSO> soy ruso
[20:29] <garcrack> ruso??
[20:29] <Curly_Q> If I remotely by SSH halt my system, is there a way to SSH turn on the Linux box?  Would it be by sleeper mode or another mode?
[20:29] <MINIRUSO> si
[20:29] <garcrack> joe
[20:30] <guntbert> Aeronius: try with System/preferences/preferred applications
[20:30] <garcrack> jejej
[20:30] <KB1JWQ> !es | MINIRUSO
[20:30] <erUSUL> Curly_Q: on the aame lan you can configure wake on lan
[20:30] <garcrack> te costo trabajo saver español?
[20:30] <xangua> garcrack MINIRUSO pleas stop, this is NOT a chat room
[20:30] <MINIRUSO> bueno
[20:30] <guntbert> Curly_Q: halt is halt = power off
[20:30] <garcrack> mas o menos
[20:30] <garcrack> no?
[20:30] <MINIRUSO> viene con 2 años y medio
[20:30] <blakkheim> just /ignore MINIRUSO and garcrack
[20:30] <gasull> garcrack, ubottu: I'm Spanish but I don't chat in Spanish in non-Spanish channels.
[20:31] <KB1JWQ> Welp, I tried. :-)
[20:31] <dude666> erUSUL: how can i delete an entire line in a file that contains 1 key word
[20:31] <ElWaPeRaS> hola
[20:31] <garcrack> yo no me voy a salir
[20:31] <ElWaPeRaS> no
[20:31] <dude666> erUSUL: every line that has "alpha" is deleted
[20:32] <Curly_Q> Xangua does that mean that I can use sleaper mode or wake. I never used that before. I just know it as sleeper mode or hybernate. Not sure with Linux.
[20:32] <ElWaPeRaS> jsjajajjjja
[20:32] <ElWaPeRaS> lkjkdd
[20:32] <ElWaPeRaS> ola
[20:32] <Dancsnrain> How do I load a usb OS on laptop with no usb option in setup?
[20:32] <erUSUL> dude666: grep -v alpha file > file.tmp && mv file.tmp file
[20:32] <_raven_> can ls display (only) the lenght of mp3 and mpeg files?
[20:33] <gasull> Hi.  How do let my user run wicd in visudo?  Thanks.
[20:33] <Curly_Q> Xangua, does that mean that it must be on a LAN and not over WAN?
[20:33] <erUSUL> _raven_: ls -sh *.{mp3,mpeg}
[20:34] <_raven_> tnx
[20:34] <xangua> Curly_Q: i don't know what are you talking or why are talking to me :S
[20:34] <tim> Help!!!!! my ubuntu on my laptop has screwed up it says :Mount of file system failed. A maintence shell will now be started. CONTROL-D will terminate this shell and re-try.
[20:34] <Curly_Q> Well you made a comment to me and so I responded.
[20:34] <_raven_> erUSUL, but it's the lenght?
[20:35] <erUSUL> _raven_: no the size. how would ls know the lenght ?
[20:35] <Curly_Q> If my system halted, should I use some wake mode which could and I don't know if it is still talking to the internet while sleeping to reboot.
[20:35] <_raven_> erUSUL, any tool which pipes this file table and reads the lenght
[20:35] <fcn> hi, the clock applet shows the weather wrong. it always says it's 2 C but it is not. if i try another city it shows correct values but for my home city it doesn't.
[20:35] <erUSUL> _raven_: you can use find and run a program that displays multimedia metadata. maybe file itself
[20:36] <bullgard> Who would like to test video chat with me using Empathy?
[20:36] <tim> Help!!!!! my ubuntu on my laptop has screwed up it says :Mount of file system failed. A maintence shell will now be started. CONTROL-D will terminate this shell and re-try.
[20:36] <tim> Help!!!!! my ubuntu on my laptop has screwed up it says :Mount of file system failed. A maintence shell will now be started. CONTROL-D will terminate this shell and re-try.
[20:36] <tim> i need urgent help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[20:36] <[-Haza-]> tim: Calm down
[20:36] <Madwill> wo wo wo
[20:36] <johnwedd> i would, but i don't have cam bullgard
[20:36] <guntbert> !ot | bullgard
[20:37] <tim> if no one helps im ass is going be be every where
[20:37] <johnwedd> what model is your lappt tim
[20:37] <KB1JWQ> tim: fsck the filesystem in the maintenance shell.
[20:37] <blakkheim> tim: repeating yourself over and over doesn't make anyone want to help you
[20:37] <KB1JWQ> tim: fsck -y
[20:37] <erUSUL> tim: if you press Crtl + D does it continue booting?
[20:37] <Curly_Q> Tim is that a new installation?
[20:37] <tim> its a custom madekhlb0/b1/b2
[20:38] <[-Haza-]> tim: as KB1JWQ said
[20:38] <tim> ctrl - d just repeats itself
[20:38] <johnwedd> i would reboot with the live CD
[20:38] <tim> its me to press ctrl d again
[20:39] <dude666> erUSUL: how can i check to see if 2 words are in the same line?
[20:39] <erUSUL> dude666: doing homework ?
[20:39] <dude666> nope i'm trying to make a program for my dad
[20:40] <datadigger> tim: What johnwedd says ^^^
[20:40] <Curly_Q> Tim how much RAM do you have?
[20:40] <dude666> erUSUL: he wants to be able to keep a roster of certain things
[20:40] <raul_> I use Ubuntu 9.10, but I wanna also install windows 7... will I have problem with dual booting after I install windows?
[20:40] <dude666> erUSUL: for his business
[20:40] <[-Haza-]> raul_: Most liekly have to reinstall the grub
[20:40] <[-Haza-]> !grub
[20:41] <johnwedd> yeah tim: i had the same issue with this lappy, but i was able to solve it by reinstall, but a live CD repair and FSCHK should do the trick
[20:41] <tim> i have 2Gb ram and 3.06ghz cpu
[20:41] <dude666> erUSUL: figured it out,
[20:41] <[-Haza-]> johnwedd: Im having the same problem today
[20:41] <[-Haza-]> weird eh?
[20:41] <johnwedd> raul_, i would suggest installing windows first, then use wubi
[20:41] <[-Haza-]> I also did fsck and was able to boot my system
[20:41] <Aeronius> raul_: I understand the best way to dual boot is to install windows first, then install Ubuntu, other way messes up the boot loader
[20:42] <[-Haza-]> But im pretty sure one of the HDDs in my raid is broken
[20:42] <dude666> erUSUL:actually na
[20:42] <cobalt_> could it be that running gnome with no visual effect takes more cpu than with some effect enabled?
[20:42] <jchavez> hello
[20:42] <johnwedd> haza , yeah 9.10 has a few ticks when it comes to HDDs
[20:42] <Aeronius> johnwedd: I understand wubi is inferior to installing from boot
[20:42] <tim> how do i repair with a live cd
[20:43] <Out_Cold> tim, repair what?
[20:43] <[-Haza-]> tim: did you try fsck at the maintanence terminal?
[20:43] <jchavez> where find  support in Spanish?
[20:43] <[-Haza-]> instead of CTRL+D ?
[20:43] <Out_Cold> !es
[20:43] <johnwedd> Aeronius, it is, but it's aslo the best/easiest option for those not entirely knowledgable
[20:43] <jchavez> Tnks
[20:43] <tim> no people are telling me different things on whhat to do one at a time please
[20:43] <Curly_Q> Tim that is more than enough memory. I had a problem with installing Ubuntu and I had to format the disk and re-install. I tried Gnome and that was a pig and so I installed a different kernel i.e., Kubuntu, that set the platform for other Ubuntu installations.
[20:43] <raul_> Aeronius but I don't wanna reinstall Ubuntu...
[20:43] <raul_> I just wanna add windows to my HD
[20:44] <Out_Cold> raul_, use a virtual machine..
[20:44] <datadigger> tim: Boot the live CD and repair from there with fsck    man fsck for options
[20:44] <jmary> raul_, you migh install gparted et resize your partitions
[20:44] <Out_Cold> raul_, better than dual boot because you can run both at once
[20:45] <jmary> raul_, but you will have to reinstall grub after that.
[20:45] <tim> what does check disc for defects mean?
[20:45] <johnwedd> raul_, my experience has always been with from windows to linux or straight linux, not vice versa, sorry if i confused you
[20:45] <jmary> raul_, anyway this is well documented.
[20:45] <raul_> jmare I have already risized the ubuntu partition... thanks
[20:45] <mneptok> tim: that refers to the CD
[20:45] <jmary> Out_Cold, the virtual machine is not a good idea if he wants to play.
[20:46] <mari> hello
[20:46] <cernenus> can anyone help with s-vid problems?
[20:46] <Out_Cold> jmary, no i guess not so much if it's for gaming
[20:46] <Out_Cold> cernenus, what s-vid issue?
[20:46] <datadigger> tim: It will scan all sectors to see if they are all healthy
[20:46] <Maranatha> Hello. I am still having an issue with scanning English text documents. When I scan and save them they are being translated into Chinese even when I have English as the language selection.
[20:46] <mari> español
[20:46] <cernenus> only static when i hook it up and modify xrandr
[20:47] <datadigger> mari:  /join #ubuntu-es
[20:47] <mari> no
[20:47] <erUSUL> !es | mari
[20:47] <Zhenya> guys i have a stupid noob question. How do i view the command line actions of each specific app. I accidenty  hit it one time and saw it but i can't bring it up again
[20:47] <raul_> Can I use windows in a virtual machine without lost? Is it the same? install and use dual boot or use it as a virtual machine?
[20:47] <tim> im booting up my hard drive
[20:47] <Out_Cold> cernenus, can you be more specific?
[20:47] <tim> ctrl d thing has come up
[20:47] <mari> graciasç
[20:47] <tim> what do i do?
[20:47] <cernenus> sure
[20:47] <mari> gracias por la información
[20:47] <jmary> Zhenya, the question is badly formulated.
[20:48] <raul_> I have read the with virtual machine it is not possible to use USB drive... pendrive...
[20:48] <Zhenya> jmary: let me try again
[20:48] <jmary> Zhenya, you have two kinds of programs : the scripts and the binaries.
[20:48] <Out_Cold> raul_, certain virtual machines don't use usb... vmware does
[20:48] <bjj_blue> hey everybody:  sorry to ask here, but i can't talk in #xbmc for some odd reason... i'm running ubuntu and i'm wondering how to kill xbmc at the command line?  killall xbmc doesn't work.
[20:48] <Zhenya> jmary: i am referring to a binary.
[20:48] <llutz> raul_: virtualbox non-ose does too
[20:48] <datadigger> tim: I think we agreed to boot from the live CD?
[20:48] <Out_Cold> !register > bjj_blue
[20:48] <jmary> Zhenya, For the scripts it is easy you open it in your text editor and you see what it is doing.
[20:49] <ginbuntu> hi, I have file sharing turned on. but it only share files which  have permission 755. when ever I put new files into the shared folder it is not visible on my other pc. I have to change it manually to 755. is there a way to change the permission automatically to 755 whenever I copy/create files in this folder?
[20:49] <jmary> Zhenya, for a binary you must use strace.
[20:49] <cernenus> im try to output to my tv and have followed many of the steps i have found in forums but i can only force static to my tv
[20:49] <madjoe> hey guys! What do you think of this: sudo echo 3 | sudo tee /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
[20:49] <raul_> which one is much better? virtualbox or vmware?
[20:49] <janisozaur> open source image manager with face detection?
[20:49] <Out_Cold> bjj_blue, you run ps aux | grep xbmc then find the PID and use sudo kill -9 PID#
[20:49] <erUSUL> !vbox
[20:49] <jmary> Zhenya, but what you will see is not ommand lines".
[20:49] <datadigger> ginbuntu: set your umask to 022
[20:49] <Zhenya> jmary: I'm pretty new at this. I accidenty hit a shortcut and konsole came up attached to the binary window. I think it was showing me the commands it was sending to and from the OS
[20:49] <mari> hello
[20:49] <Out_Cold> cernenus, what card?
[20:49] <bjj_blue> Out_Cold:  thanks!
[20:50] <Zhenya> jmary: ok. I must be mistaken. thank you
[20:50] <erUSUL> Out_Cold: or directly « pkill xbmc »  :)
[20:50] <wrapster> im using vuze but im unable to get higher download speeds (I get only about 40kB/s) over torrents while technically I get at least 128kB/s over other downloads...
[20:50] <Maranatha> join #sane
[20:50] <erUSUL> mari: hello; wellcome
[20:50] <wrapster> are there any settings i need to change to get it working fine?
[20:50] <ginbuntu> datacrusher, I don't want to do that. I only want it to be 755 in ~/public not every files I create
[20:50] <Out_Cold> erUSUL, never knew about that... always 1000 solutions to one problem ;)
[20:51] <cernenus> ATI Radeon Xpress 200M
[20:51] <jmary> wrapster, maybe your ISP has limited the bandwidth per protocol.
[20:51] <Out_Cold> cernenus, and when you connect the s-vid you run xrandr?
[20:52] <cernenus> yes, but it always says disconnected
[20:52] <wrapster> jmary: no i dont think so.. coz i see that there it goes more than 40 sometimes.. but only for a brief moment.. but averages out at 40 only...
[20:52] <Out_Cold> cernenus, are all your pins straight? can you double check that none are bent?
[20:52] <wrapster> so i presume that it might be some config..
[20:52] <anli_> What a pity, I tried to download the source code for the good old game "xkobo" and tried to compile it, not even close to be compilable
[20:53] <cernenus> they are , just bought cord yesterday
[20:54] <zcat[1]> Getting a constant stream of these in /var/log/messages, which I think is why xsane can't probe for scanner. Have unplugged all USB devices and still getting them; Mar  9 09:51:22 alexslaptop kernel: [ 6440.340195] usb 7-2: new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and address 53
[20:54] <zcat[1]> any suggestions?
[20:54] <Out_Cold> cernenus, ubuntu should auto detect, but ATI is a bugger of a card... maybe check dmseg to see if it sees the connection
[20:54] <jmary> wrapster, my connection is limited to 2Mb/s but I have some pics to 3.5 during 2 or 3 seconds sometimes.
[20:54] <genii> !info kobodeluxe | anli_
[20:54] <tim> omg how do i fix it
[20:54] <Out_Cold> **dmesg
[20:55] <tim> somebody tell me
[20:55] <Brando753> is there a usb to parallel adapter for ubuntu
[20:55] <anli_> aha!
[20:55] <anli_> nice
[20:55] <anli_> thx
[20:55] <wrapster> jmary: didnt understand...
[20:56] <Out_Cold> best excuse ever for work... "I can't do anything else until I'm done compiling"
[20:56] <cernenus> command not found
[20:56] <Out_Cold> cernenus, it's dmesg..
[20:57] <jmary> wrapster what i mean is that you can get some download rates higher than the limit for few seconds. It happens.
[20:57] <jmary> wrapster, by the way, I assume you are not silly and you haven't limited your bandwidth by yourself.
[20:58] <wrapster> jmary: but the limit is not higer.. is what im trying to say.. coz i get pretty good rates over http downloads. far far better than while im using torrents...
[20:58] <wrapster> jmary: and no, I think i know my networks well enough ... ;)
[20:58] <jmary> wrapster, it happens sometimes that the problem is between the chair and the keyboard, at least i've seen that with my clients.
[20:58] <scroogey> hello
[20:58] <scroogey> i am trying to install fakeroot package or make it
[20:58] <scroogey> only i am getting an error
[20:58] <Desciero> Question: How do I disable the user password prompt from coming up (when installing something, for example)?
[20:58] <scroogey> it complains about changelog not being found
[20:59] <jmary> wrapster, i understood that and i told you that your ISP can limit the speed for P2P protocols and leave full speed for http.
[20:59] <wrapster> jmary: ive heard that bridging will actually help increase the speed.. But ive never done it.. do you happen to anything on this regard
[20:59] <cernenus> jeez what am i looking for?
[20:59] <guntbert> Desciero: you should not - thats one of the things that make linux less destroyable that other OSes
[20:59] <jmary> wrapster, sorry no.
[20:59] <wrapster> jmary: hmm.. ok
[21:00] <zcat[1]> OK, easier question? With grub2 what's the easiest way to configure it to just boot the previous kernel again?
[21:00] <tim> Help!!!!! my ubuntu on my laptop has screwed up it says :Mount of file system failed. A maintence shell will now be started. CONTROL-D will terminate this shell and re-try.
[21:00] <Desciero> guntbert: What's the harm if I'm the only one using my computer at home?
[21:00] <zcat[1]> I suspect this problem may be related to a recent update..
[21:00] <tim> Help!!!!! my ubuntu on my laptop has screwed up it says :Mount of file system failed. A maintence shell will now be started. CONTROL-D will terminate this shell and re-try.
[21:00] <Desciero> guntbert: And Vista really turned me off by doing the same exact thing at every turn.
[21:00] <scroogey> why does this fail, dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot :/ ?
[21:00] <KaOSoFt> Desciero- Even on Windows (Vista+), UAC helped me catch some unauthorized autoruns from USB drives.
[21:00] <Out_Cold> cernenus, the last few lines might say something about a video connection...
[21:00] <jmary> tim, don't repeat what you said.
[21:01] <tim> well help!!!! me!!!
[21:01] <jmary> tim, wait for a while, your system is checking itself.
[21:01] <dude666> hi
[21:01] <jmary> no worry
[21:01] <acr0nym> hi everyone
[21:01] <KaOSoFt> Of course, Windows 7 offers better UAC management, but that's besides the point.
[21:01] <koshari> Desciero the harm is if a harmfull script makes its way onto the machine it has administritive rights
[21:01] <dude666> how can i check if a certain string is found in a file, where the syntax is VAR,VAR ?
[21:01] <Domenik> Someone can help me setting FTP-Server with SSL/TLS on 8.04ppc
[21:01] <guntbert> Desciero: remote apps in web browsers - for instance  - as it is such a malicious app cannot do much harm - with root permission it could destroy the system
[21:01] <dude666> using Unix terminal commands, ppreferrably
[21:01] <Out_Cold> dude666, grep something...
[21:01] <acr0nym> I'm trying to install python-libmimic for emesene's webcam support but I am getting this error: Package python-libmimic is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[21:02] <datadigger> tim: type   fsck --help
[21:02] <acr0nym> jaunty*
[21:02] <djchacon> Hello. Please help me: What do you press (keys) when Ubuntu gets frozen? I usually press Ctrl+Alt+Del on Windows when something gets blocked !!
[21:02] <KaOSoFt> Ctrl + Alt + F7
[21:02] <djchacon> Sometimes my Ubuntu desktop gets freezes
[21:02] <dude666> Out_Cold: yeah but when i try grep &user,&pass it doesnt work
[21:02] <KaOSoFt> Wait... was it?
[21:02] <Desciero> guntbert: So there is no way to disable it then?
[21:02] <Desciero> guntbert: or is it just not recommended?
[21:02] <Ten-Eight> Ctrl + Alt + F7
[21:03] <Out_Cold> dude666, grep is what you want to use, but you are probably misusing the syntax
[21:03] <andybiker> How can I add udp and tcp settings to my firewall?
[21:03] <dude666> Out_Cold: i want it to run in a C program
[21:03] <dude666> Out_Cold, i can't find how to do variable,variable
[21:03] <Out_Cold> dude666, i don't know much about C but maybe check in ##linux
[21:03] <zcat[1]> Desciero, if you want to do 'stupid' things with linux that's always possible, but generally we won't help you. You need to change your mindeset and stop trying to make Linux work like WindowsXP
[21:03] <koshari> Desciero no there isnt, to install a package you will generally be writing to a folder with root ownership, there are ways around that but you really dont want to change the ownerships of wholesale root folders
[21:03] <guntbert> Desciero: no - its not mereley "not recommended" - its a strong nono - please take the advice of koshari and me - don't disable it
[21:04] <KaOSoFt> Desciero- You get used to it after a while. I was a Windows user too. :D
[21:04] <zcat[1]> Desciero, or just go back to WindowsXP if that's what you really want.
[21:04] <Desciero> ah ok
[21:04] <Out_Cold> KaOSoFt, passwords are your friends....
[21:04] <Desciero> Just trying to learn is all
[21:04] <Out_Cold> sorry... Desciero
[21:04] <cobalt_> Desciero, do you really need to install something that often
[21:05] <cobalt_> i usually install multiple softwares at once
[21:05] <djchacon> Ctrl + Alt + F7 doesn work, I don't know why...I don \'t manage to close this application
[21:05] <koshari> Desciero tip, if you use synaptic to install your packages you ONLY need to enter the password once when starting synaptic and then you can install all the packages you want without needing to enter the password again.
[21:05] <Desciero> Does it only happen when installing something? Seems to come up a lot
[21:05] <Out_Cold> cobalt_, i manage about 8 ubuntu boxes and am constantly installing
[21:05] <Aeronius> is there an irssi command to get rid of all the join and leave messages?
[21:05] <cobalt_> installing or changing global configurations
[21:05] <Desciero> koshari: thanks that's helpful
[21:05] <KaOSoFt> Desciero- When something should require "administrator" priviledges.
[21:05] <Desciero> gotcha
[21:05] <cernenus> not in the last few line but lists 3 vid devices
[21:05] <koshari> Desciero it will happen EVERYTIME you need to shange a file/folder with root ownership,
[21:06] <cernenus> one connected
[21:06] <guntbert> Desciero: it comes every time you do something that could potentially harm the system as a whole if you are not careful
[21:06] <cobalt_> Desciero, sometimes working in terminal helps, if it can be done so
[21:06] <llutz> Aeronius:  To ignore joins, parts, quits in irssi:  /ignore #ubuntu +JOINS +PARTS +QUITS
[21:06] <zcat[1]> Desciero, generally you just install all the software you want in one go (you can do that, unlike windows where you have to isntall one thing at a time) and once everything is installed go back to being a nice safe 'user' .. you should be able to do all your normal 'user' stuff without ever needing sudo
[21:06] <Ten-Eight> djchacon: hit the power reset button and start over.
[21:06] <Aeronius> cool, how do I retoggle it when I'm ready to?
[21:06] <Desciero> I see
[21:06] <djchacon> is that the only way to unblock it?    :-(
[21:06] <andybiker> djchacon sudo apt-get  install x11utils to get xkill
[21:06] <Out_Cold> cernenus, unplug then plug in again and then check dmesg again
[21:06] <llutz> Aeronius: /help ignore
[21:07] <eraggo> llutz: thanks from my behalf too :)
[21:07] <andybiker> xkill very handy!
[21:07] <cobalt_> Desciero, if it comes up too often you might be trying to do something the wrong way
[21:07] <Out_Cold> cernenus, if dmesg doesn't see it, then it quite possibly is not working in any sort
[21:07] <djchacon> andybiker: Thanks but I don't even manage to move out of this window
[21:07] <koshari> Desciero you have to remember that *nix systems were designed from the ground up as multiuser systems, and its not preferable for all account holders o have administrative permissions,
[21:07] <cobalt_> like storing user files in root owned folders
[21:07] <Desciero> Other than that, what's the advantages of using the synaptic installer
[21:07] <andybiker> if you can opena  terminal...
[21:07] <cobalt_> what else there is?
[21:07] <KaOSoFt> Yeah, exactly.
[21:08] <Aeronius> llutz: thank you!
[21:08] <cobalt_> Desciero, compared to what
[21:08] <Out_Cold> Desciero, you can search and install anything you want and it's all listed
[21:08] <zcat[1]> !apt
[21:08] <koshari> Desciero: its intuitive, gui based and will automatically meed any dependedcys a package may have
[21:08] <cobalt_> apt may be faster with multiple actions
[21:08] <djchacon> ANDYBIKER: I'll turn it off, then I'come back again and see again the line you said...See you in 3 minutes.
[21:08] <Ten-Eight> djchacon: if you're locked up cold and the keyboard method isn't working, yep, power off/reset is it.
[21:08] <cobalt_> where you dont have to wait after each " turn"  for gui to reload
[21:08] <cobalt_> and refresh latest configuration
[21:08] <Desciero> I see..
[21:08] <Aeronius> llutz: the help command isn't working
[21:09] <bullgard> Who would like to test video chat with me using Empathy?
[21:09] <Desciero> the other installer I was using separated into graphical categories like games, internet etc...
[21:09] <cobalt_> hmm
[21:09] <llutz> Aeronius: then your irssi is broken
[21:09] <zcat[1]> Desciero, package management is GOOD, you should only ever install software that way (apt-get, add/remove, synaptic are all back-ends for the same system) -- packages are checked and signed so no malware, and when you update it will update all your software at the same time
[21:09] <guntbert> bullgard: thats off topic here
[21:09] <cobalt_> software center?
[21:09] <cobalt_> (i dont know exactly, my ubuntu is localised)
[21:09] <KaOSoFt> I mostly use apt-get, but if for some reason I have the Synaptic window open, I use that instead.
[21:09] <Desciero> colbalt_: I believe so
[21:10] <zcat[1]> Desciero, the software centre thing is a reduced version of synaptic.. it works the same way but less packages are listed there
[21:10] <cobalt_> i think its just fancier frontend
[21:10] <cobalt_> for beginners
[21:10] <andybiker> kpackagekit in kubuntu is hard work if you have a low powered machine!
[21:10] <KaOSoFt> Yep.
[21:10] <Desciero> zcat[1]: I see
[21:10] <cobalt_> with more tips and helps
[21:10] <seanbrystone> Software Center is more Windows-like
[21:10] <cobalt_> where synaptic is more straightforwars
[21:10] <Desciero> yeah
[21:10] <root> hello
[21:10] <Desciero> probably why I was drawn to it more
[21:10] <cobalt_> hi
[21:11] <Desciero> but I noticed the synaptic too
[21:11] <cobalt_> root are you logged in as root?
[21:11] <djchacon> Hello Andybiker. Iḿ back
[21:11] <Desciero> Oh, I'm also having trouble getting to my root
[21:11] <bullgard> guntbert: It is not. I am using an Ubuntu program and would like to test it. The name of this channel is #ubuntu.
[21:11] <djchacon> Please give me again the line
[21:11] <cobalt_> actually i havent ried the software center yet
[21:11] <cobalt_> :D
[21:11] <andybiker> sudo apt-get install x11-utils
[21:11] <Desciero> it says I'm not in root when I try to reboot and such
[21:11] <koshari> !root | Desciero
[21:11] <zcat[1]> Software Centre tries to only list 'applications', synaptic lists packages which included back end libraries, packages that contain datafiles or themes for other programs etc
[21:11] <cobalt_> thats weird
[21:11] <djchacon> what is it for?
[21:11] <guntbert> cobalt_: he probably is - thats why he is gone already :)
[21:12] <cobalt_> gone?
[21:12] <KaOSoFt> By the way, if for some reason I forget my password, is there a way to reset it, much like Windows' SAM file?
[21:12] <andybiker> It'll give you some bits and pieces like xkill, ideal for stopping a frozen app
[21:12] <djchacon> ok
[21:12] <guntbert> bullgard: this channel is for ubuntu support - not for genera ubuntu related things - but there is #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:12] <zcat[1]> Getting a constant stream of these in /var/log/messages, which I think is why xsane can't probe for scanner. Have unplugged all USB devices and still getting them; Mar  9 09:51:22 alexslaptop kernel: [ 6440.340195] usb 7-2: new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and address 53
[21:12] <djchacon> and how can I use it when I need it?
[21:12] <salty-horse> hey. why is there a cutoff of letters when using grep in this command? $ (aptitude search libgraphviz-perl) && (aptitude search libgraphviz-perl | fgrep perl)
[21:12] <Desciero> koshari: thanks
[21:12] <cobalt_> btw what parameter makes terminal app pause when it fulls the screen
[21:12] <koshari> KaOSoFt chroot
[21:12] <andybiker> just make sure you use it on the same desktop!
[21:13] <andybiker> :)
[21:13] <Eduardo2> Hello all
[21:13] <cobalt_> e.g. if i do ps -e the process list dosnt fit in one terminal
[21:13] <brjann> salty-horse: because aptitude by default tries to fit its output to your terminal window
[21:13] <cobalt_> it like it to pause at end of screen
[21:13] <cobalt_> and continue output after keypress
[21:13] <guntbert> cobalt_: try ps -e | less
[21:13] <cobalt_> | less
[21:13] <cobalt_> does this work for all apps?
[21:13] <bullgard> guntbert: I am looking for Ubuntu support. I am not looking for general Ubuntu related things.
[21:13] <djchacon> Sorry, I don't understand. Is it something I have to run manually or is it already running and will run forever automatically?
[21:14] <salty-horse> brjann, and when the output isn't a tty it defaults to 80?
[21:14] <djchacon> (I already installed as you  said)
[21:14] <guntbert> cobalt_: yes - on the command line
[21:14] <ASULutzy> KaOSoFt: You can always log in to a recovery console which will give you a root shell from which you can do whatever you want. A better idea would be to not forget your password ;)
[21:14] <cobalt_> what is  udev?
[21:14] <cobalt_> i have a ton of them running
[21:15] <cobalt_> could fill two full screens
[21:15] <andybiker> You run it when you need it and it will stop when you click on an application window, just don't click on the panel or the desktop by accident!
[21:15] <brjann> salty-horse: i'm not sure what it defaults to, but that seems reasonable
[21:15] <janisozaur> open source image manager with face detection?
[21:15] <salty-horse> brjann, ok. thanks for the answer!
[21:15] <KaOSoFt> ASULutzy- Do you mean I simply use the recover console, and then "passwd"?
[21:15] <guntbert> bullgard: asking people for connections outside of this channel is not ok here
[21:15] <salty-horse> janisozaur, there was a summer of code project for f-spot
[21:16] <brjann> salty-horse: sure thing. see the -F option in the aptitude man page for specifying custom output formats, and perhaps --disable-columns
[21:16] <djchacon> but how do I start it?
[21:16] <Xintruder> hi
[21:16] <salty-horse> janisozaur, http://www.pittle.org/weblog/f-spot-face-detection-2_433.html
[21:16] <ASULutzy> KaOSoFt: Yes. So when your grub menu comes up when you boot in, choose recovery console and then the passwd command will allow you to change any user's password.
[21:17] <KaOSoFt> Is recovery console available for everyone? I mean... isn't that even more dangerous that having to use an external tool for Windows in order to reset its SAM file...?
[21:17] <bullgard> guntbert: Yes it is if it is Ubuntu support.
[21:17] <zcat[1]> !grub2
[21:18] <brjann> KaOSoFt: typically, if a user has physical access to your machine, it's more or less assumed that there's a way to root it
[21:18] <brjann> KaOSoFt: barring things like encrypted filesystems, etc
[21:18] <janisozaur> salty-horse: does it work by now?
[21:18] <KaOSoFt> I understand. After all, my computer is not a server, so it's not located in a remote (subterranean) data center or anything like that.
[21:18] <acr0nym> whenever I try to install python-libmimic I get this error: Package python-libmimic is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[21:18] <ASULutzy> KaOSoFt: You're looking at it wrong. If you don't want someone with physical access to your machine to have access to it, you should look into encrypted file systems, and BIOS passwords etc
[21:18] <salty-horse> janisozaur, don't think so
[21:20] <KaOSoFt> Where can I learn more about these encrypted file-systems? I remember installing something like that for Ubuntu, which now gets the "Encryp" option by right-clicking a file or folder, but I don't even remember its name.
[21:20] <ahmedaak88> how can i send files to messenger users using empathy
[21:20] <jaypur> sudo nice -20 ./program.... is it ok???
[21:20] <KaOSoFt> "Encrypt"*
[21:20] <brjann> jaypur: only if you want that program to run as root and have priority over most everything else in the system
[21:21] <Jordan_U> KaOSoFt, Not including the option for user's with physical access to the machine to get to single user mode would just give a false sense of security.
[21:21] <jaypur> brjann,  :)
[21:21] <Adien> anyone know how to get flash to stop flickering in and out is firefox 3.5.8
[21:21] <ahmedaak88> how can i send files to msn users using empathy
[21:21] <koshari> KaOSoFt you can restrict grub, but there is still a hole given you can boot from usb/optical media, so you would have to bios protect booting from these, but then again a bios reset would make them avaialble, moral of story, there is no such thing as total security when someone has physical acces sot machine, in windows or linux
[21:22] <janisozaur> salty-horse: are there perhaps any open source libraries that implement face detection?
[21:22] <gasull> Hi.  I was trying to install the latest VLC from Lucid in Karmic but stopped when I realized I needed to upgrade libc6.  Now I have unmet dependencies because I installed the following packages with dpkg: libfribidi0_0.19.2-1_i386.deb and  libqtcore4_4.6.2-0ubuntu1_i386.deb.  How can I remove them leaving the version that was in place before I f***ed up?  Thanks.
[21:22] <brjann> janisozaur: opencv is one
[21:22] <ASULutzy> KaOSoFt: The last time I looked into it, it was more common to keep /home on a separate partition and then just encrypt that. This has the effect of encrypting all of the user's documents without encrypting the entire filesystem. I believe dmcrypt is a package you'd want to look into
[21:22] <salty-horse> janisozaur, opencv has tools for that
[21:22] <salty-horse> brjann, :)
[21:22] <janisozaur> brjann, salty-horse: thanks
[21:23] <brjann> salty-horse: i am too quick for you! :)
[21:23] <koshari> KaOSoFt which is why in entiprise all password authentication and account details are kept on a server
[21:23] <xangua> gasull: for latest vlc in karmic and other software try 'getdeb'
[21:23] <xangua> @google getdeb
[21:23] <ASULutzy> KaOSoFt: If it is a laptop, and you're worried about theft, it makes the most sense to encrypt /home, that way if your laptop is stolen, the thief won't be able to access things like saved browser passwords, and what not
[21:23] <salty-horse> janisozaur, http://github.com/mcroydon/opencv_playground/blob/master/facedetect.py
[21:23] <Adien> anyone know how to get flash to stop flickering in and out is firefox 3.5.8
[21:23] <KaOSoFt> koshari, ASULutzy, brjann, Jordan_U: thank you all.
[21:23] <KaOSoFt> :)
[21:24] <UpgradingUser> KaOSoFt Is it an application your looking for? I use KGPG or Truecrypt to encrypt files\drives.
[21:25] <KaOSoFt> I once heard about TrueCrypt, but it was on Windows.
[21:25] <KaOSoFt> I'll have to look into all those anyways.
[21:26] <Guest92607> I stopped an aptitude install with ctrl z and would like to remove what started but it says dpkg is aleady locked
[21:26] <Guest92607> how can i fix
[21:26] <benpro> type fg
[21:26] <og01> hey people - im dd'ing my install of ubuntu onto a larger drive (and then expanding the partiton) should i expect any problems?
[21:26] <magn3ts> How do I remove group/global write from a directory?
[21:26] <Guest92607> me?
[21:26] <og01> (other than grub)
[21:26] <benpro> ep Guest92607
[21:26] <benpro> yep*
[21:27] <Guest92607> thx
[21:27] <UpgradingUser> KaOSoFt Truecrypt is available on Linux too and you can make basically an encrypted file. And when you open it, it will appear as a hard drive on your computer. Then you can close it and move the file wherever you want.
[21:27] <Xdept> Is it possible to bridge eth0 and eth1 ?
[21:27] <benpro> og01:  Seems not, but backup :)
[21:27] <UpgradingUser> KaOSoFt Basically like a zip file.
[21:27] <KaOSoFt> UpgradingUser- Oh, so that means I could even carry it in a, let's say, external hard drive.
[21:27] <og01> benpro: i'll still have the origional drive
[21:27] <gasull> xangua: thanks, but I guess that I should fix first what I f***ed up.
[21:27] <UpgradingUser> KaOSoFt Yes
[21:27] <KaOSoFt> Interesting.
[21:28] <UpgradingUser> KaOSoFt And it also encrypts whoe lrives.
[21:28] <UpgradingUser> Drives*
[21:28] <UpgradingUser> whole*
[21:28] <og01> benpro: what about UUIDs (or whatever their called) for mount points in mtab?
[21:28] <benpro> og01:  Dont understand, You would isntall ubuntu on a partition, then resize (expand) ?
[21:28] <Guest92607> benpro,  what does fg mean?
[21:29] <Guest92607> benpro what does fg mean?
[21:29] <Guest92607> benpro,  thanx it worked ....
[21:29] <benpro> Guest92607:  foreground, take back an application putted in background mode (like ctrl+z)
[21:29] <og01> benpro: i have ubuntu on an old 20GB hd, and im copying the partition onto a new(er) 200GB drive...
[21:29] <og01> benpro: then taking out the old one
[21:29] <Guest92607> excellent!
[21:29] <nicolas_> hi can someone help me to get sound in amsn plz
[21:29] <benpro> og01:  use dd top copy, then expand, yes, it could works perfectly
[21:30] <og01> benpro: ok, i knew that ubuntu used UUIDS (?) in certain places and thought it might break things
[21:31] <TannerF> How do i make a cron, or something to 1.) See if something is running and 2.) If its not running, starts the process up?
[21:31] <benpro> og01:  just boot in rescue mode or live cd, than change your /etc/fstb witch new uuid, and all is done
[21:31] <benpro> fstab*
[21:31] <ASULutzy> og01: You should check /boot/grub/menu.lst and make sure that it isn't using uuid's as identifiers, and then also what benpro said about /etc/fstab
[21:32] <benpro> Moreover yes, forgotten about grub
[21:32] <og01> ASULutzy: didnt know grub *could* use uuid's
[21:32] <benpro> but with grub2 this is not here
[21:32] <og01> ASULutzy: thanks
[21:32] <benpro> I guess if UUID wil be re-generated at expandig ...
[21:32] <benpro> Going to sleep \o/, bye =)
[21:34] <og01> barckl3y: night
[21:34] <linuxguy2009> I'm trying to find a reliable way of making a service pack disk. Like download all current updates for a certain release such as my 9.04 that I have installed. Ive tried booting the live CD and starting synaptic, refresh the package list and mark all upgrades and then generate the download script and then go back to the HDD install and download them all and burn it. Only problem is that some packages are always missing that way. This req
[21:35] <linuxguy2009> It would be like a 9.04-10.03 service pack disk.
[21:35] <magn3ts> Can I make arbitrary key mappings? Like can I map Option+Alt+Left to emulate Ctrl+Shift+Tab?
[21:35] <Stargaze> linuxguy2009, try dpkg --get-selections | grep -v deinstall > ~ /Documents/ubuntu-files
[21:36] <linuxguy2009> Stargaze: What will that do exactly?
[21:36] <Stargaze> linuxguy2009, it sends a list of all your installed packages to a file called ubuntu-files
[21:37] <erUSUL> !aptoncd | linuxguy2009
[21:37] <bullgard> Can Empathy 2.29.90 establish a video chat via Google Talk?
[21:37] <Stargaze> linuxguy2009, on the other pc or after reinstallation, you do sudo dpkg --set-selections < ubuntu-files
[21:37] <conb123> Anyone know what that pixel compiz cube skydome is called? I really liked it
[21:37] <xen> its like wenever i try to check for updates i get this error..... "W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net hardy Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 7D2C7A23BF810CD5
[21:37] <xen> "
[21:37] <xen> plz help
[21:38] <linuxguy2009> If i use APTonCD then I still have the same issue. That doesnt solve anything.
[21:38] <Aeronius> Sometimes, ok most times, the manual eject button for my optical drive (DVD) doesn't work.  What's up with that, and how do I eject?
[21:38] <faron> can anybody tell me why "tools-addons" in Firefox tells me that something called "default plugin" is enabled but "about:plugins" says that it is not ?
[21:38] <Stargaze> !offline  > Stargaze
[21:38] <faron> Oops.why is that doing that ?
[21:39] <devdz> How do I unzip a file under linux ?
[21:39] <linuxguy2009> file roller
[21:39] <Aeronius> woot!  I typed eject on the command line and it ejected!
[21:39] <WinterSky> Can you create a LiveCD of the things on your computer or should I use APTonCD and just install from there?
[21:39] <tim> yessssssssssssssssssssss i got my laptop working again
[21:39] <Aeronius> woot!!!
[21:39] <linuxguy2009> WinterSky: ubuntu customization kit (uck) can make a custom live CD or DVD yes.
[21:40] <tim> oh no i ordered kubuntu cuz i fought ubuntu had a problem with laptops
[21:40] <WinterSky> linuxguy2009 Thanks
[21:40] <xangua> devdz: sudo apt-get install unzip
[21:40] <Stargaze> linuxguy2009, but if the ISO9600 is not correct, it won't work (i tried it)
[21:40] <linuxguy2009> Stargaze: You mean when running 9.10 install?
[21:40] <EvaLuaTe> hello
[21:40] <Stargaze> i mean UCK
[21:41] <linuxguy2009> Stargaze: If yes then thats cause aptoncd in the repos is broken. Aptoncd from website works fine.
[21:41] <linuxguy2009> or UCK I mean sorry
[21:41] <xen> its like wenever i try to check for updates i get this error..... "W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net hardy Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 7D2C7A23BF810CD5
[21:41] <zvacet> devdz : from sudo apt-get install p7zip p7zip-full p7zip-rar after that right click on file and choose extract here
[21:42] <EvaLuaTe> I searched google a bit about if ubuntu fully supports SSD drives and didn't find a definitive answer. Could someone please tell me if ubuntu fully supports them (as in TRIM and such)? Also, what FS would be best to use on a SSD Drive?
[21:43] <linuxguy2009> EvaLuaTe: Im not sure if the OS choice has anything to do if they will work or not. But i could be wrong.
[21:43] <linuxguy2009> EvaLuaTe: Should work like any other HDD
[21:44] <zvacet> xen:  gpg --keyserver hkp://subkeys.pgp.net --recv-keys 7D2C7A23BF810CD5  gpg --export --armor 7D2C7A23BF810CD5 | sudo apt-key add -
[21:45] <EvaLuaTe> linuxguy2009: thing is, TRIM is needed to sustain the optimal performance of a SSD over time. And TRIM support has to be available in the firmware of the SSD, as well as in the OS.
[21:45] <gasull> I'll try again:  I have unmet dependencies because I installed the following packages with dpkg: libfribidi0_0.19.2-1_i386.deb and libqtcore4_4.6.2-0ubuntu1_i386.deb.  How can I remove them leaving the version that was in place before I f***ed up?  Thanks.
[21:46] <alexito0o> ola
[21:46] <xen> xen@BITCH:~$  gpg --keyserver hkp://subkeys.pgp.net --recv-keys 7D2C7A23BF810CD5  gpg --export --armor 7D2C7A23BF810CD5 | sudo apt-key add -
[21:46] <xen> gpg: "gpg" not a key ID: skipping
[21:46] <xen> gpg: "--export" not a key ID: skipping
[21:46] <xen> gpg: "--armor" not a key ID: skipping
[21:46] <xen> gpg: requesting key BF810CD5 from hkp server subkeys.pgp.net
[21:46] <FloodBot1> xen: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:46] <xen> gpg: requesting key BF810CD5 from hkp server subkeys.pgp.net
[21:46] <jpds> xen: Hmm?
[21:47] <xen> m trying to check gfor updates using the update manager.... n i get an error....
[21:47] <gasull> If you install a package with dpkg, is it possible to uninstall it and leave the version that was in place before?
 gpg: requesting key BF810CD5 from hkp server subkeys.pgp.net
 gpg: requesting key BF810CD5 from hkp server subk
[21:47] <xen> jpds help me
[21:47] <ZykoticK9> xen, add an && between  7D2C7A23BF810CD5 and gpg
[21:47] <riccardo> ciao a tuuti
[21:47] <riccardo> !list
[21:48] <zvacet> xen: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/9jymC5VS
[21:49] <zvacet> !it | riccardo
 thnxx seemz the codes working nw...
thnxx ur code seemz to be working tooo
[21:50] <ujjain> My OS does not boot anymore and all I changed was increasing the grub resolution with 'start up editor' in GNOME->Administrative->Startup Editor... now it errors while startup, it hangs with stopping ntp done, starting ntp...... and quite a few  "USB: device not accepting address"  messages.
[21:50] <xen> trying to check for updates again
[21:50] <KaOSoFt> By the way, and I know this may not be the proper channel, but do you happen to know of an article (or similar) that offers advice on how to configure a Web server? Things like folder permissions (read, execute, write), all that.
[21:52] <theZagnut> Ka0SoFt: Google?
[21:52] <xen> hey guyzz it workd like a charm... thnxx a lot... may God bless u guyzz....
[21:52] <xen> 1 more question...
[21:52] <xen> hw much time did it take u guyzz to become this pro in linux????
[21:52] <KaOSoFt> theZagnut- Of course, just wanted to know of personal reference, but "thanks" anyways.
[21:52] <Jordan_U> !google | theZagnut
[21:52] <ggeecko> my wired nic has stopped working... lspci shows it...
[21:52] <remczas> Results for: | theZagnut
[21:52] <remczas> I cant find a result for that, sorry
[21:53] <serverduck> Is there a way to check why did an application suddenly closed???I was playing heroes of newerth and the game closed suddenly without any reason.
[21:53] <ASULutzy> serverduck: stop playing as blacksmith
[21:53] <serverduck> ASULutzy, :)) lol I was playing witch slayer.
[21:53] <ASULutzy> serverduck: But to be serious, I would try running the game from within a terminal, that way if/when it blows up you might be able to see some info
[21:54] <Beaver> www.search2.net (new search engine)
[21:54] <KaOSoFt> Badu!
[21:54] <serverduck> How do i run it from the terminal?
[21:54] <Ralph> hi world
[21:54] <serverduck> I'm new to ubuntu and gnu/linux in general
[21:55] <Ralph> am I talking to a person or to a machine???
[21:55] <magn3ts> Can I map WinKey+Alt+Left to emulate a Ctrl+Tab
[21:55] <magn3ts> ?
[21:55] <Ralph> hahaha
[21:56] <macman_>  question .. when you  man a command ie .. man df .. what is the fastest way of navigating it and searching .. all i know is to press / and type the name can i search by patterns etc .. ?
[21:56] <macman_>  question .. when you  man a command ie .. man df .. what is the fastest way of navigating it and searching .. all i know is to press / and type the name can i search by patterns etc .. ?
[21:56] <KB1JWQ> macman_: Yes.
[21:56] <[V13]Axel> serverduck: For beginners, you can go to #ubuntu-beginner
[21:56] <KB1JWQ> macman_: /TERM
[21:56] <macman_> KB1JWQ: yes what ?
[21:56] <ASULutzy> serverduck: Oh sorry, click applications, accessoeies, terminal
[21:57] <serverduck> Axel joined the chcannel thanks
[21:57] <zvacet> xen:  this isn´t anything pro just common thing maybe is good to save this kind of commands on same file
[21:57] <serverduck> ASULutzy, Yes...
[21:57] <macman_> KB1JWQ: /term what ..what does that do ?
[21:57] <[V13]Axel> serverduck: You're welcome :)
[21:57] <ASULutzy> serverduck: then cd to your install directory. Perhaps cd HoN, or cd Heroes
[21:57] <zanberdo> is there a simply cli utility that will convert windows text files (those terminated with a cr/lf) to proper linux text file?
[21:57] <brjann> zanberdo: dos2unix
[21:57] <serverduck> ASULutzy, and then?
[21:57] <zvacet> xen: *some
[21:57] <ASULutzy> serverduck:  then ./HoN.sh or whatever the runner is called, I don't remember off the top of my head
[21:57] <serverduck> ASULutzy, Ok i got it, thanks so much.
[21:58] <ASULutzy> You can give me the output of ls from that directory and I can tell you exactly which one if you can't figure it out
[21:58] <ASULutzy> serverduck: No problem, stay away from APEM :P
[21:58] <brjann> !info tofrodos | zanberdo
[21:58] <zanberdo> brjann, thanks. I know I'd seen something in the package repos before. it's from tofrodos, but that's what I needed, thanks!
[21:58] <Patrulka> zanberdo, I found 3 matches to your query: greek_male, Nick06753, i. greek_male (~kefche@150.140.210.9510104) was last seen joining #bulgaria 4 years 21 weeks 5 days 3 hours 26 minutes ago (08.10. 21:31), but greek_male mysteriously dematerialized.
[21:58] <serverduck> ASULutzy, hahaha maybe we will meet ingame:P
[21:58] <Ralph> exit
[21:58] <brjann> zanberdo: sure thing :)
[21:58] <serverduck> ASULutzy, do you play it aswell?
[21:59] <theZagnut> Wow, people sure don't like being told to perform a google search
[21:59] <magn3ts> god synaptics/X/keyboards are a freaking nightmare in linux, good lord.
[21:59] <erUSUL> !google
[21:59] <arch0njw> A better answer in that case is a link to a forum or reference you have checked out for the newer
[22:00] <theZagnut> alrighty then
[22:00] <macman_> ie .. i want to find all words with cache in them .. instead of doing man manpage |grep cache .. can i just do a man <command> then while in the man page sort or search by strings ?
 yea i did so.... i keep saving all kinds of cmds tat i come across..... just been some 15 days since i started using linux,.... :)
[22:00] <zongo> hey guys, I am using ubuntu remix and i may have a software bug. I was wondering where can I chat about it. Would this channel be appropriate ?
[22:00] <Wicked> hello all. during booting...some errors came up in the boot screen..but i was unable to read them in time...where do these errors get logged?
[22:01] <Wicked> im not seeing them in dmesg
[22:01] <Wicked> or messages
[22:01] <brjann> macman_: yes, when you're in the man viewer, typing   /foo    will search for the next occurrence of "foo." after that,   /   by itself will find the next one, and so on
[22:01] <brjann> macman_: if you need to search backward, use    ?foo    instead
[22:01] <WierdAAR> Hello. After a kernel (I think) update, when ever i try to view a video on youtube is say "No flash? Go get it!) in a rather weird way.. Is this normal?
[22:01] <KaOSoFt> theZagnut, arch0njw- Like I said, I just wanted a personal reference, not like I wouldn't look on a search engine anyways...
[22:01] <trijntje> Wicet, i think /var/log/boot
[22:02] <jaypur1> can someone help me with my ssh?
[22:02] <hatem_> hay
[22:02] <trijntje> Wicked, /var/log is where logs live, i think /var/log/boot
[22:02] <ASULutzy> !ask | jaypur1
[22:02] <Wicked> trijntje, yea. i know about /var/log ...and there is nothing in /var/log/boot
[22:02] <hatem_> i have probleme with gcc
[22:02] <jaypur1> i changed my ssh port, opened the port at the router, and it's not connectin!
[22:02] <Wicked> i get the errors during the booting screen...
[22:03] <hatem_> someone can help me
[22:03] <jaypur1> can someone help me with that?
[22:03] <trijntje> !ask | hatem_
[22:03] <hatem_> ok
[22:03] <trijntje> Wicked, thats all I know, sorry
[22:04] <ASULutzy> jaypur1: Did you restart the ssh service? Can you verify that it is in fact running on your new port?
[22:04] <jaypur1> ASULutzy, restarted the whole server, how could i restart only the app?
[22:04] <Wicked> trijntje, yea. its all good thanks anyway
[22:05] <ASULutzy> jaypur1: That's fine. Well, check the output of netstat -tan that should let you see what ports are awaiting connections
[22:05] <KaOSoFt> jaypur1- "sudo /etc/init.d/sshwhatever restart", I think.
[22:05] <hatem_> my problem is airodump
[22:05] <Ralph> pappyrus
[22:05] <jaypur1> ASULutzy, just type netstat?
[22:05] <hatem_> i can't active airodump with mu card usb wifi chips ralink
[22:06] <mespejel> hello
[22:06] <mespejel> question..
[22:06] <trijntje> hatem_, try to be as precice as possible, and keep your questions/responses on a single line
[22:06] <mespejel> does ubuntu lucid is going to be long maintained
[22:06] <mespejel> or short ?
[22:06] <trijntje> mespejel, its a Long Term Support
[22:06] <KaOSoFt> I thought the *.04 versions were the long maintained.
[22:06] <GarmaZed> I can't wait for Ubuntu 10.04.
[22:06] <mespejel> trijntje: ok thank you
[22:06] <ASULutzy> netstat -tan
[22:07] <sinistrad> Wicked, try /var/log/kern.log
[22:07] <hatem_> my problem is my card usb wifi can't becom in monitor mode
[22:07] <mespejel> trijntje: you know when coming out and if i should upgrade from karmic?
[22:07] <Jabberjaw> trijntje:  LTS
[22:07] <jaypur1> ASULutzy, 0.0.0.0:1010 thats the port... estado OUÇA in pt-br that should be listen...
[22:07] <trijntje> !Lucid
[22:07] <WierdAAR> is it true there isn't a 64 bit version of flash 10?
[22:07] <WinterSky> Does anyone know a site which labels the differences from 9.10->10.04?
[22:08] <Ralph> hey guys... BackTrack 4 is coooolllll
[22:08] <mespejel> trijntje: thank you.. are thare many upgrades? should i upgrade it?
[22:08] <KaOSoFt> WinterSky- I think there is a wiki or something like that, on Ubuntu...
[22:08] <GarmaZed> WierdAAR: There is a beta version released by Adobe.  But I haven't had good luck with it.
[22:08] <KaOSoFt> Hmm... I think, but don't remember the URL right now.
[22:08] <WierdAAR> GarmaZed, Any ideas on what to do then?
[22:09] <GarmaZed> WierdAAR: honestly, all that I've tried hasn't worked with 64 bit.
[22:09] <Wicked> sinistrad, hmm ok
[22:09] <trijntje> mespejel, I wouldn't know, it depends on what you want/need. Upgrading should be easy once it is released, but things can alway's go wrong
[22:09] <WierdAAR> GarmaZed, So no flash for 64-bit ?
[22:09] <GarmaZed> WierdAAR: but what success I did have in 64-bit Linux/Ubuntu (I'm not great at it), has been with what comes in Linux Mint
[22:10] <mespejel> trijntje: what you mean? why wrong? should i install all by scratch
[22:10] <GarmaZed> WierdAAR: it worked occassionally, but more often not.
[22:10] <mespejel> trijntje: you dont recommend just to upgrade?
[22:10] <WierdAAR> GarmaZed, That kinda sucks
[22:11] <GarmaZed> WierdAAR: meh, I just realized that everything I want works in 32 bit and figured, the extra <1GB of RAM wasn't worth it.
[22:12] <KaOSoFt> mespejel- I would never recommend to upgrade a whole installation. To me, that should be a clean, new installation.
[22:12] <WierdAAR> GarmaZed, But if your stuck with an amd64 processor thats not really an option is it?
[22:12] <KaOSoFt> For instance, the latest Linux kernel Ubuntu installed doesn't work for me.
[22:13] <GarmaZed> WierdAAR: nope, I bet the AMD64 processor works just as well with 32-bit.  I'd be shocked if it didn't support 32-bit, I don't know of one that doesn't.
[22:13] <KaOSoFt> It screws up with my booting, and it will not load the X server.
[22:13] <Jabberjaw> ubuntu 64  problem is: there are too much applications that are not available in 64 bit, so you have to install ia32.libs to use 32 bit apps.   ubuntu amd64 works not only on 64 bit amd system but also on 64 bit intel systems.
[22:13] <ZykoticK9> WierdAAR, you can install 32bit Ubuntu on an AMD64 processor
[22:13] <KaOSoFt> I have to use the .19 version.
[22:14] <jai> tontos
[22:14] <KaOSoFt> I thought 64-bit distributions were named x86_64 precisely to avoid confusion as to what CPU brand to use.
[22:14] <jai> hola
[22:14] <WierdAAR> GarmaZed, Well... Then I feel quite stupid for sticking with 64 bit.. I just had this idea that once i tried install 32 bit GNU/Linux it said that it didn't support my 64 bit processor
[22:14] <GarmaZed> LIke me, I'm on an Athlon64 dual core with 32-bit Ubuntu running fine right now.
[22:14] <Jabberjaw> KaOSoFt:  ubuntu amd64 is x86_64
[22:14] <jai> hola
[22:15] <jai> hola
[22:15] <GarmaZed> Yep, Ubuntu i386 works just as fine on 64-bit supported processors
[22:15] <KaOSoFt> jai- You say hello now after calling us "tontos"?
[22:15] <jai> que paja
[22:15] <Jabberjaw> jai:  oi, habla ingles por favor
[22:15] <mespejel> hell does anyone already try e17 window manager
[22:15] <KaOSoFt> el7? Enlightment?
[22:15] <WierdAAR> GarmaZed, Is there any losses to installing a 32 bit OS on a 64 bit processor ?
[22:15] <jai> ok
[22:15] <VCoolio> mespejel: sure, it rocks
[22:15] <Out_Cold> where would I complain about an obsolete package in the repos?
[22:16] <KaOSoFt> WierdAAR- Do you have more than 4GB of RAM? Then I'd say no.
[22:16] <jai> hola
[22:16] <KaOSoFt> ...
[22:16] <bjj_blue> I'm trying to connect an ubuntu machine to an HDTV via DVI-D (single link).  Both the computer and the HDTV have DVI-I dual link female sockets.  The TV returns an "incompatible signal" error.  Does anybody know what the problem might be?  Could my resolution or X settings be off?
[22:16] <WierdAAR> KaOSoFt, No, my laptop is a couple of years old so only 1 gb
[22:16] <mespejel> VCoolio: really? does e17 have an irc room?
[22:16] <jai> my name jaime
[22:16] <VCoolio> mespejel: #e
[22:16] <mehgahbleh> ifconfig
[22:17] <mehgahbleh> meh
[22:17] <KaOSoFt> Then I think you wouldn't have any real benefit if you had installed a 64-bit version.
[22:17] <GarmaZed> If your laptop only has 1GB of memory, then you shouldn't really consider 64 bit Ubuntu, or any 64bit OS, really.
[22:17] <KaOSoFt> Stick with 32-bit in meanwhile.
[22:17] <Jabberjaw> WierdAAR:  a 64 bit OS can address more ram, 32 bit is limited to 3,2 GB ram, 64 bit can go far over that. installing a 32bit OS on a 64 bit system works but you simple do not use all functionality of the 64 bit processor.
[22:17] <Peanut> Hi - I've got Ubuntu-9.10 and need a libstdc++5 - apt-search cache can't seem to find it, any hints please?
[22:17] <mespejel> VCoolio: just e?
[22:17] <mespejel> VCoolio: is not working for me
[22:17] <jai> hello
[22:17] <VCoolio> mespejel: just e, at freenode
[22:17] <jai> is not working
[22:17] <ctmnz> hello everyone.. could somebody tell me for a good groupware calendar solution on debian
[22:18] <Jabberjaw> WierdAAR:  and perhaps also a slight but slight performance loss, depending on the used 64 bit CPU
[22:18] <VCoolio> mespejel: are you registered on freenode? that may be necessary
[22:18] <KaOSoFt> jai- What do you need? ¿Sabes escribir en inglés?
[22:18] <mespejel> VCoolio: where is that option?
[22:18] <WierdAAR> My processor is an Amd athlon 64 mobile if that is enough?
[22:18] <jai> my name´s jaime
[22:19] <erUSUL> !es
[22:19] <KaOSoFt> I think jai is a bot.
[22:19] <VCoolio> !register | mespejel
[22:19] <jai> you tolking
[22:19] <KaOSoFt> ...-
[22:19] <GarmaZed> WeirdAAR: do you know what it's "clock speed" is?  Like the GHz it works at?
[22:20] <KaOSoFt> Alright, thanks for the help today people. Goodbye.
[22:20] <WierdAAR> Jabberjaw, So there is no point in my having a 64-bit version of linux except that I have to search far and wide for certian packages?
[22:20] <mespejel> VCoolio: thank you.. btw.. do they have an stable version now? or still beta?
[22:21] <VCoolio> mespejel: still beta, but it has been stable for years for me
[22:21] <Aeronius> To ignore joins, parts, quits in irssi:
[22:21] <jai> my name´s jaime
[22:21] <VCoolio> mespejel: there are snapshot releases though
[22:21] <jai> hi
[22:21] <h00k> jai: this channel is for support
[22:21] <GarmaZed> Hey jai
[22:21] <Aeronius> I was told to ignore joins, parts, and quits, to do this, but how would I undo it? /ignore #ubuntu +JOINS +PARTS +QUITS
[22:21] <eraggo> Aeronius: unignore?
[22:22] <Aeronius> eraggo: are you guessing?
[22:22] <Aeronius> I need something definitive before I use it
[22:22] <Jabberjaw> WierdAAR: if you have no 64 bit application that's only available in 64 bit, then I see no reason to switch , except, when you have more then 3,5GB ram , then a 64bit OS can use all the ram. but, most linux apps are still 32 bit and 32 bit on a 64 bit OS hmmm
[22:22] <jai> does pizza eraggo?
[22:22] <mespejel> VCoolio: i see.. so there is no date for an stable release?
[22:22] <eraggo> Aeronius: tested, worked
[22:22] <eraggo> :)
[22:23] <Aeronius> unignore is a legit command? sweet
[22:23] <h00k> Jabberjaw: there is nothing wrong with running a 64bit version, even if you have less than 4gb ram.
[22:23] <VCoolio> mespejel: no date; don't ask for it in #e either if you don't want to get killed ;)  but is coming
[22:23] <jai> aeronius does the pizza?
[22:23] <h00k> !support | jai
[22:23] <Aeronius> sweetness, no more spamness
[22:24] <jai> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ok
[22:25] <WierdAAR> Jabberjaw, So.. Just to get this straight.. There is no point in my running 64-bit on my current hardware setup? (1 gb of ram)
[22:25] <dhillon-v10> hi all, can anyone tell me how to move an email message around from one mailbox (or imap folder) to another one in mutt (I am using gmail imap)
[22:25] <h00k> WierdAAR: there is nothing wrong with running a 64bit version on that
[22:25] <ikonia> dhillon-v10: send it to the other addresses
[22:25] <Jabberjaw> h00k: don't fix it if it ain't broke : I use ubuntu 64 (9.10) but most af the apps are 32 bit
[22:25] <ikonia> dhillon-v10: imap is server based
[22:25] <jai> hello my name´s jaime
[22:25] <jrib> Jabberjaw: erm, how are most of the apps 32bit?
[22:25] <WierdAAR> h00k, Well, I'm not saying theres anything wrong, but I would't loose anything by running 32-bit?
[22:25] <bjj_blue> I'm trying to connect an ubuntu machine to an HDTV via DVI-D (single link).  Both the computer and the HDTV have DVI-I dual link female sockets.  The TV returns an "incompatible signal" error.  Does anybody know what the problem might be?  Could my resolution or X settings be off?
[22:26] <Hebram> dhillon-v10:  email it -)
[22:26] <h00k> Jabberjaw, WierdAAR: see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/64-bit#Pros_and_cons
[22:26] <jai> who´s you wierdAAr
[22:26] <cess> Does anyone know of any wlan drivers for the sony f series?
[22:26] <dhillon-v10> ikonia: true, but what I am trying to do is you know how sometimes you want to move a message to a different folder that's what I want to do in mutt
[22:26] <ikonia> jai: this channel is for ubuntu support, do you need support with ubuntu
[22:26] <WierdAAR> jai, well.. Why?
[22:27] <h00k> Jabberjaw: er, the apps are 64bit also.
[22:27] <ikonia> dhillon-v10: first link in google http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=2634
[22:27] <dhillon-v10> ikonia: holy crap you googling skills are pretty good, I was looking for it from soooo long
[22:28] <Lxndr> I recently did a full install of ubuntu on this computer. For some reason it will only communicate to my headphones (and not my speakers) but it seems to be unable to communicate through the associated microphone jack. How can I fix this? (It worked fine when this was a windows machine, so I suspect it's not hardware.)
[22:28] <bad_cables> i can see my disk in syetem=>disk utility but it sais unused or unrecognised format... i need to mount it so i can recover my files from my /home/ dir
[22:29] <mespejel> anyone can recommend a room if i have question about monitors, resolutions, built in scalers.?
[22:29] <mespejel> please
[22:29] <mespejel> sorry maybe wrong room to ask
[22:29] <bad_cables> my install of 9.04 no longer boots
[22:29] <bjj_blue> mespejel:  try #hardware
[22:29] <ikonia> bad_cables: what is the error
[22:29] <bad_cables> no root device
[22:29] <bad_cables> on boot
[22:29] <mespejel> bjj_blue: The room "#hardware" on "irc.freenode.net" is invite only. :
[22:29] <ikonia> bad_cables: ok - so what happened to cause this
[22:29] <mespejel> :(
[22:29] <ikonia> mespejel: ##hardware
[22:29] <bad_cables> ikonia, dont know... cheap disk?
[22:29] <bjj_blue> mespejel:  weird. didn't used to be...
[22:30] <bad_cables> ikonia, electric shock?
[22:30] <ikonia> bad_cables: please pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l" in a pastebin please
[22:30] <dhillon-v10> ikonia: thanks a lot :)
[22:30] <bjj_blue> does anybody know what the X resolution should be if displaying to a 1080i HDTV via DVI?
[22:30] <ikonia> bjj_blue: xorg is dynamic, so the resolution could be anything
[22:31] <zarithyl_> can someone recommend a channel for help connecting to a University fileshare network using LinuxDC++
[22:31] <zarithyl_> the connection just times out
[22:31] <ikonia> zarithyl_: speak to the network administrators
[22:31] <h00k> zarithyl_: I recommend speaking to your network adminsitrator
[22:31] <h00k> ikonia: you win.
[22:31] <bjj_blue> ikonia:  hmm... i'm getting an "incompatible signal" error on the TV when I use DVI, but S-video and composite works.  Any ideas?
[22:32] <bad_cables> ikonia, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/FS3tpVEY
[22:32] <ikonia> bjj_blue: is it a cheap TV ?
[22:32] <bjj_blue> ikonia:  worse.  old.
[22:32] <ikonia> bjj_blue: is it a cheap brand ?
[22:32] <bjj_blue> ikonia:  honestly, i don't know.  It's an "advent".  I got it second hand.
[22:32] <ikonia> bjj_blue: what happens if you type "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt"
[22:32] <bjj_blue> but i'd assume so
[22:33] <ikonia> bjj_blue: ok, so the most common situation would be it's advertising "false" information in terms of it's capabilities, so xorg is setting the wrong information, you may need to hardcode the resolution in the xorg.conf
[22:33] <Evet> how to avoid network manager to modify /etc/resolv.conf ?
[22:33] <bjj_blue> ikonia:  not to question your judgement, but what does mounting /dev/sda1 have to do with that?
[22:33] <retr0xx> Anyone know how to update from the default ubuntu karmic GNOME to a new version
[22:33] <retr0xx> ?
[22:33] <ikonia> bjj_blue: sorry - wrong person
[22:33] <bjj_blue> ikonia:  glad I checked lol =)
[22:33] <Evet> retr0xx: download new one
[22:33] <ikonia> bad_cables: what happens if you type "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt"
[22:33] <erUSUL> !upgrade | retr0xx
[22:34] <ikonia> retr0xx: if a new version/package is available update-manager will offer it
[22:34] <retr0xx> For GNOME...?
[22:34] <bjj_blue> ikonia:  oh okay. so should i just try different resolutions or something (sorry, i know next to nothing about this).  Also, it's a DVI/HDCP port on the tv, but that shouldn't matter since i'm only playing cleartext out of my ubuntu box, right?
[22:34] <bad_cables> ikonia, i tried it earlier and it did nothing... now it tells me to specify the FS type
[22:34] <retr0xx> A whole desktop environment?
[22:34] <ikonia> bad_cables: what file system is on it ?
[22:34] <bad_cables> ikonia, i cant remember the linux FS... ext3 i think
[22:35] <brontosaurusrex> any recommendations on a good book or urls for bash?
[22:35] <ikonia> bad_cables: ok - so "sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt"
[22:35] <ikonia> bjj_blue: exactly, in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf you may want to hardcode supported resolutions
[22:35] <jrib> brontosaurusrex: #bash is the place to be, but see:
[22:35] <jrib> !cli > brontosaurusrex
[22:36] <Samual> Hey i'm trying to uninstall nullmailer (For some reason it was installed and I didn't notice, and it's spamming my syslog) --- Just wonder if it's safe to remove all these packages:   bsd-mailx* lsb-core* lsb-cxx* lsb-desktop* lsb-graphics* mailx* nullmailer*
[22:36] <bjj_blue> ikonia:  great, thanks!  last question.  is this something where I *must* directly manipulate the xorg.conf file, or is this something I could do via the graphica Nvidia Xorg manager?
[22:36] <Samual> I think it should be fine
[22:36] <bjj_blue> *graphical
[22:36] <brontosaurusrex> jrib: thanks
[22:36] <Samual> Just making sure nothing depends on those other packages
[22:36] <ikonia> bjj_blue: you can try it via nvidia's tools as it writes to Xorg.conf - however I suspect you'll end up manually doing it
[22:37] <bad_cables> ikonia, i get an error
[22:37] <bjj_blue> ikonia:  okay!  thanks for the help!  i might come back when i get confused with xorg.conf =)
[22:37] <ikonia> bad_cables: "what error"
[22:37] <ikonia> bjj_blue: no problem
[22:37] <Samual> Anyone?
[22:37] <ikonia> Samual: anyone what ?
[22:37] <Samual> I already asked my question ^_^ Scroll up
[22:37] <retr0xx> I do sudo apt-get install gnome and I get this: http://pastebin.com/WVniNkWX
[22:38] <retr0xx> And I googled around and I can't find anything to fix that
[22:38] <retr0xx> :\
[22:38] <Tharok> Is CTRL + C in terminal equal to Sigterm?
[22:38] <bad_cables> ikonia, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/9BGEMCGb
[22:38] <ikonia> !info gnome-desktop-environment
[22:38] <Samual> Tharok, yes
[22:38] <bad_cables> i should change my nic to bad_clusters
[22:38] <ikonia> retr0xx: what repos do you have enabled ? what version of ubuntu is this ?
[22:38] <jrib> retr0xx: and you have no idea why?  No unofficial repositories? No manual .deb installations?  Are you running a stable release?
[22:39] <ikonia> bad_cables: what version of ubuntu is this ?
[22:39] <Samual> ikonia, so you don't have an answer then? I can tell you're a bit busy though, so it's fine
[22:39] <retr0xx> ikonia: It's Karmic Ubuntu and it's got the standard, default, fresh install repos
[22:39] <ikonia> Samual: no, I just didn't scroll up,
[22:39] <retr0xx> I literally just installed Debian
[22:39] <retr0xx> Err, Ubuntu*
[22:39] <ikonia> retr0xx: what liveCD are you using ?
[22:39] <bad_cables> i am using 9.10 live cd and trying to recover 9.04
[22:39] <Samual> ikonia, Meh: i'm trying to uninstall nullmailer --- Just wonder if it's safe to remove all these packages:   bsd-mailx* lsb-core* lsb-cxx* lsb-desktop* lsb-graphics* mailx* nullmailer*
[22:40] <ikonia> retr0xx: can you pastebin your sources.list please
[22:40] <Samual> It wants me to remove the other packages in order to remove nullmailer.
[22:40] <ikonia> bad_cables: try "sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sda4 /mnt"
[22:40] <retr0xx> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/ZZaZKnWG
[22:40] <ikonia> Samual: do you need mailx ?
[22:40] <Samual> ikonia, no
[22:41] <ikonia> Samual: ok, so its safe
[22:41] <Out_Cold> finally got facebook chat working again with pidgin... stupid facebook
[22:41] <Samual> ikonia, well, unless Thunderbird needs it
[22:41] <ikonia> retr0xx: do "sudo apt-get update" first, then try again
[22:41] <ikonia> Samual: nope
[22:41] <Samual> ikonia, K.
[22:41] <retr0xx> I did, Ikonia.
[22:41] <bad_cables> omg, thanks ikonia... i forgot how long it has been since they changed the FS
[22:42] <ikonia> !info gnome-vfs-obexftp
[22:42] <ikonia> bad_cables: no problem
[22:42] <karl_hungus> hi
[22:42] <ikonia> retr0xx: looks like maybe a packaging bug
[22:42] <karl_hungus> how do i set my default pdf reader?
[22:42] <karl_hungus> i mean what's the command for that?
[22:42] <mrandrzejak> Would anyone know if it is possible to do video chat with ICQ? Or if Pidgin or other chat programs like Empathy are planning to include it?
[22:43] <ikonia> !info gnome-desktop-environment
[22:43] <Out_Cold> karl_hungus, right click on the pdf file and set it in there
[22:43] <cess> Hey does anybody know how to get drivers for the WLAN card on a sony f series?
[22:43] <bjj_blue> ikonia:  quick question. for my hdtv, should the resolution i'm setting on X be 1080 x something since it's a 1080i?  I ask because I don't see that in any of the options in the Nvidia GUI tool, so i'm wondering if i'll need to define a custom resolution
[22:43] <jrib> !defaultapp | karl_hungus
[22:43] <progesterone> Question: Why do we put 'libapache2-mod-php5' at the end? sudo apt-get install php5 libapache2-mod-php5
[22:43] <ikonia> bjj_blue: dont think so as thats 1080p
[22:43] <hipitihop> I have cairo-dock installed and some weeks back I started getting apt- authetication errors whenever I do an update.. how can I solve this ?
[22:43] <jrib> progesterone: it explicitly installs both packages
[22:43] <bjj_blue> ah, so should it be 540 x ?
[22:43] <ikonia> progesterone: so the apache module is also installed
[22:43] <ikonia> bjj_blue: not sure, google your tv brand, see what it's supports
[22:44] <bjj_blue> ikonia:  yeah, google has turned up peanuts =/
[22:44] <ikonia> bjj_blue: look at dccprobe
[22:44] <retr0xx> Is there a terminal command to tell me my current GNOME version?
[22:44] <progesterone> ikonia jrib Apache was already installed with sudo apt-get install apache2 command
[22:44] <ikonia> ddcprobe sorry
[22:44] <zongo> hey guys, I have got a movie where the audio and video not recognized by movie player --> error 'could not determined type of stream. What can i do to play that movie ?
[22:44] <Peanut> bij_blue: I know, I'm very popular with Google ;-)
[22:44] <ikonia> retr0xx: dpkg -l | grep gnome will show your gnome package vesions
[22:44] <zongo> it's an avi though
[22:44] <karl_hungus> thx Out_Cold ,jrib,ubottu
[22:44] <jrib> progesterone: but not the php module necessarilly
[22:44] <ikonia> progesterone: apache module for php5 is not apache
[22:44] <zongo> which usually play well
[22:44] <bjj_blue> ikonia:  is that a command or a website?
[22:45] <ikonia> bjj_blue: command
[22:45] <Tharok> Is there any way I can make a terminal open up on a specific location on the screen? I want to create a launcher that opens up irssi preferably with no window border and using a 100% transparent profile on a certain place on the desktop
[22:45] <red> bjj_blue: 1980x1080 == HD resolution for most devices
[22:45] <Peanut> Tharok: usually, "--geometry "
[22:45] <bjj_blue> red:  thanks!
[22:45] <red> for most 720p tellys its 1360x768
[22:45] <erUSUL> Tharok: some x apps accept --geometry
[22:45] <Shadow_Mix> Hey. Can someone help me?
[22:45] <h00k> !ask | Shadow_Mix
[22:45] <jrib> Tharok: (and nautilus is one of them)
[22:45] <stve> retr0xx, as long as you dont mind bringing up a xwindow 'gnome-about'
[22:46] <jrib> Tharok: erm, *gnome-terminal*
[22:46] <Tharok> Peanut , erUSUL, jrib thanks but geometry only specifies the size not the location?
[22:46] <bourke> how can I set my gcc version to 4.2? I notice several versions of it are installed
[22:46] <bjj_blue> red:  and this is everywhere in the world?  I'm in the U.S. in case it matters
[22:46] <ikonia> bjj_blue: CC=/usr/bin/gcc-version
[22:46] <jrib> Tharok: you may also specify location
[22:46] <ikonia> bjj_blue: sorry - not you
[22:46] <Tharok> how?
[22:46] <red> should be that, but u can always check ur tellys manual. it should be stated there aswell
[22:46] <Shadow_Mix> Oh ok. I'm having a problem running a .exe file with Wine. What can I do?
[22:46] <ikonia> bourke: CC=/usr/bin/gcc-$version
[22:46] <Peanut> Tharok: It specifies both: WxH+X+Y or something like that
[22:46] <bjj_blue> red:  yeah finding the manual is the tricky part =)
[22:46] <red> bjj_blue: remember to check what the native refresh rate of the television is. usually ubuntu tries to set it to 60hz for me, and my telly is 50hz, it will work but u get tearing while playing
[22:46] <red> bjj_blue: what manufacturer?
[22:47] <bjj_blue> red:  Advent
[22:47] <red> meh, never heard of them :)
[22:47] <Tharok> Thanks alot mate
[22:47] <bjj_blue> red:  never heard of it until i picked up the tv second hand yesterday lol
[22:47] <red> have you checked if they have manuals at the website?
[22:47] <jrib> Tharok: something like AxB+C+D, read the documentation
[22:47] <KB1JWQ> How long does it usually take for new packages (OpenSSH's 5.4 version that released today, for instance) to hit the repos?
[22:47] <bourke> ikonia: after that, gcc -v still gives 4.4?
[22:47] <ikonia> KB1JWQ: depends on it's priority, eg: security/updates/features etc
[22:48] <jrib> !sru | KB1JWQ
[22:48] <lullabud> VPN Question... trying to connect to cisco VPN and my network manager in 9.10 is not allowing me to click "add" .  do i need to install an additional package or something else?
[22:48] <red> bjj_blue: also, do you use a HDMI cable to connect to your television? some televisions have more than 1 HDMI port, and when so, the other one might be for DVD players and such, and when you plug a pc into such port there might be fuzzy image and a lot overscan
[22:48] <ikonia> bourke: yes, because that's in your PATH, however automake uses CC varible for it's gcc path
[22:48] <bjj_blue> red:  no, i'm trying to do this via DVI
[22:48] <KB1JWQ> jrib: Thanks.
[22:48] <bourke> ikonia: ah ok. thanks a lot
[22:48] <bjj_blue> there's no HDMI cable. it's an older tv
[22:48] <red> aight
[22:48] <bjj_blue> red:  actually, i think it's CRT based
[22:48] <red> well, good luck to getting good picture :)
[22:49] <progesterone> ikonia jrib Thanks dude.
[22:49] <jrib> Tharok: man X, see the GEOMETRY SPECIFICATIONS section
[22:49] <h00k> lullabud: sudo apt-get install network-manager-openvpn I think is the one that will allow you to do that
[22:49] <red> i just got a new telly too, upgraded from 32" to 50" and it's awesome ^
[22:49] <KB1JWQ> jrib: Didn't realize Ubuntu pinned like that.  Good to know. :)
[22:49] <Tharok> awesome jrib didnt find anything under man gnome-terminal! but thanks now I got all I need =)
[22:49] <Out_Cold> can i 'push' a message onto someone's desktop? like the lock screen 'leave a message' or something?
[22:49] <h00k> Out_Cold: er, you can use a messenger like Empathy
[22:49] <Out_Cold> h00k, i know that, but without an IM
[22:50] <h00k> Out_Cold: I'm going to say with remote access, probably no.
[22:50] <lullabud> h00k: awesome, that was the one.  many thanks
[22:50] <h00k> lullabud: cool.
[22:50] <jrib> Out_Cold: gnome might have some nice thing that displays messages sent by "write", don't know
[22:50] <Supermatt1000> hay
[22:50] <Out_Cold> h00k, i'm thinking a cross of talk and X
[22:50] <Supermatt1000> i could use some help'
[22:51] <Shadow_Mix> I'm having a problem running a .exe file with Wine. What can I do?
[22:51] <h00k> Supermatt1000: what is your question?
[22:51] <jrib> !appdb | Shadow_Mix
[22:51] <erUSUL> !appdb | Shadow_Mix
[22:51] <erUSUL> jrib: damm
[22:51]  * jrib blows the smoke from his barrel as erUSUL falls to the floor
[22:51] <Supermatt1000> h00k i am customizing my computer and the fonts messed up but the theme doesent allow custom text
[22:51] <lullabud> h00k: oh, actually it's vpnc, not openvpn
[22:52] <bad_cables> ok, so now that i can see my files and back stuff up... why will the disk not boot?
[22:52] <Supermatt1000> h00k is there any way to force the them to let me change the text
[22:52] <mr-grey2> I installed Ubuntu on a drive while I had my windows drive hooked up. It seems to me that the GRUB installed something on the wndows drive for boot up and now I'm having issues. I can NOT set the booting sequence of both drives once I go into bios I either have to disable one or the other to get the drive I want to boot. When both drives are enabled then I go into the boot sequience I only see one to select.
[22:53] <Supermatt1000> h00k you think you can hel[
[22:53] <Supermatt1000> ?
[22:53] <GeekSquid> !details | Supermatt1000
[22:54] <Supermatt1000> i have ubuntu 9.
[22:54] <GeekSquid> !enter | Supermatt1000
[22:54] <hipitihop> never mind, it seems cairo-dock domain name has changed which explains things. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CairoDock
[22:54] <mr-grey2> So basicly I can not have both drives hooked up and boot I get a grub error. I would like to have both of them enabled so I can pull data from the other etc
[22:55] <Supermatt1000> i have ubuntu 9.10 i need to change the text in my theme but it wont let me i need to force the text to change to see what i am typing in some text boxes such as facebook chat and the ubuntu software center search bar
[22:55] <mr-grey2> Can anyone help?
[22:56] <Supermatt1000> so can any help
[22:56] <[-Haza-]> Hey folks. Im trying to determine if one of the HHDs in my sata raid array is dying. Ive been using smartmontools and a range of tests. But im still unsure of the results (if one of the HDDs is broken or not). Any smartmontools gurus willing to give me a couple of pointers?
[22:56] <snow_usa> oi
[22:56] <Supermatt1000> if any one can please feel free to send me a private message
[22:56] <[-Haza-]> I don't want to go into details if there are no smartmontools users here :)
[22:58] <mr-grey2> Do I I have to remove the GRUB on my windows drive in order for it to work properly?
[22:58] <mr-grey2> If so I have no idea how to do that
[22:59] <[-Haza-]> mr-grey2: I think if you have installed windows AFTER linux then you will need to reinstall your grub
[22:59] <[-Haza-]> !grub
[22:59] <Supermatt1000> can any one help me at all
[23:00] <red> Supermatt1000: System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Fonts
[23:00] <devdz> plz How can I display in shell all .zip files that exist in my hard disk ??
[23:00] <mr-grey2> [-Haza-] Nah I already had a load of Windows before I installed Linux and what I did was decited to use Linux as my prmary OS so I pulled out my linux drive and put in a 500 gb drive and installed Linux on that. But my Windows drive is having issues now i'm wondering if GRUB dumped something that is causing problems
[23:01] <red> devdz: cd /
[23:01] <red> devdz: then find | grep *.zip
[23:01] <erUSUL> devdz: find / -name '*.zip' -print
[23:01] <Supermatt1000> red will that let me change the color of the fonts though?
[23:01] <jrib> devdz: locate .zip   is probably good enough
[23:01] <[-Haza-]> Heeeey erUSUL. You're still here eh? :)
[23:01] <stsm> if i want to use puredata to generate midi, and use it as input in another program, then i would need some sort of virtual midi device to output to from pd and to use as input on the other program
[23:01] <red> Supermatt1000: I'm not sure, do you have the same color fonts as the background in your browser, so u can't see what you are typing?
[23:01] <stsm> anybody happen to know wsomething like this?
[23:01] <Lxndr> I recently did a full install of ubuntu on this computer. For some reason it will only communicate to my headphones (and not my speakers) but it seems to be unable to communicate through the associated microphone jack. How can I fix this? (It worked fine when this was a windows machine, so I suspect it's not hardware.)
[23:01] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: ;P
[23:02] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: I love you too buddy :)
[23:02] <devdz> thanks guys :)
[23:02] <Supermatt1000> red yes exactaly but only in facebook chat
[23:02] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: thx
[23:02] <mr-grey2> Check this out.... After I have my new linux installed on the 500gb drive and it boots WITH my prior windows 7 drive installed I get the GRUB.. I checked windows7 load to boot and says does not exist.
[23:02] <erUSUL> [-Haza-]: but i'm in my way out for today ... ;P
[23:03] <Supermatt1000> red could you send me a private message its easier for me to talk
[23:03] <[-Haza-]> erUSUL: Take it easy!
[23:03] <Out_Cold> Supermatt1000, i just figured out that facebook chat uses XMPP and is easy to turn on in pidgin
[23:03] <mr-grey2> I'm thinking GRUB put something in my windows drive that is messing it up
[23:04] <mr-grey2> because that was my primary drive. I had linux originally installed on a secondary
[23:04] <GeekSquid> Lxndr: there are some extra functions in the volume control you will need to enable ... goto applications>sound & Video>VolumeControl ... in preferences, see if speaker and headphone are checked ,,, other checkboxes do other things, try them out ... every machine is different, so I cannot provide specific instructions as to how to help you
[23:05] <mr-grey2> and now I can't have both drives in bios to boot from I either have to choose one or the other so I can't go into linux and pull off information from my windows drive
[23:05] <Lxndr> GeekSquid: Everything IS checked and enabled. Oddly enough, it recognizes the microphone from my usb-enabled webcam, just not the microphone plugged into the mic jack (though it seems to acknowledge the jack exists)
[23:05] <mr-grey2> I have to disable one drive to see the other in boot sequence and that is wild
[23:06] <kevvvvbo> Hey guys.. I have the nvidia problem where the screen flickers and it doesn't boot into ubuntu
[23:06] <PeterT> "No more PTYs. Sorry, could not find a PTY.
[23:06] <PeterT> " <-- I'm getting this error when trying to launch screen with a newly made user account (over SSH).
[23:06] <kevvvvbo> it gives me a command line but I can't really type in it
[23:06] <Dblack> ola
[23:06] <Dblack> alguem help me please
[23:07] <GeekSquid> Lxndr: and capture is unmuted .... also check System>perfs>sound   ... also available in synaptic is the multimedia systems selector (not installed by default)
[23:07] <Dblack> interface grafica alguem sabe instalar no server 9.0
[23:07] <GeekSquid> !es | Dblack
[23:07] <xangua> !br | Dblack
[23:08] <Dblack> ok
[23:08] <Dblack> mais infelizmente não tem ninguem qe saiba ou possa me ajudar
[23:08] <Dblack> por isso recorri aqi
[23:08] <Dblack> im sorry]
[23:08] <GeekSquid> Dblack: ho hablar aqi
[23:09] <xangua> Dblack: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop : if you want to install gnome
[23:10] <cess> my laptop doesn't recognize my wlan it just turns on bluetooth, can any1 help?
[23:10] <Supermatt1000> Out_Cold could you pm me
[23:10] <Supermatt1000> Out_Cold please
[23:11] <GeekSquid> !pm > Supermatt1000
[23:11] <DcMeese> !es | DcMeese
[23:11] <jaypur1> how can i connect to ubuntu server as a root???
[23:12] <GeekSquid> !root | jaypur1
[23:12] <jaypur1> GeekSquid, i'm the owner of the server man, and i'm connecting by nautilus but i can't modify really anything...
[23:13] <PeterT> "No more PTYs. Sorry, could not find a PTY." <-- I'm getting this error when trying to launch screen with a newly made user account (over SSH).
[23:13] <harisund> jaypur1: you can't do that, root account is not enabled at all on Ubuntu
[23:13] <domjohnson> bye
[23:13] <xbmc> xbmc@90e6ba974a82:~$ date
[23:13] <xbmc> Tue Mar  9 21:11:35 EST 2010
[23:13] <xbmc> xbmc@90e6ba974a82:~$ ssh dad@192.168.1.10
[23:13] <xbmc> dad@192.168.1.10's password:
[23:13] <xbmc> Linux mythserver 2.6.31-14-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 16 14:04:26 UTC 2009 i686
[23:13] <FloodBot1> xbmc: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:13] <xbmc> To access official Ubuntu documentation, please visit:
[23:13] <PeterT> "No more PTYs. Sorry, could not find a PTY." <-- I'm getting this error when trying to launch screen with a newly made user account (over SSH).
[23:13] <jaypur1> harisund, i want to access some folders...
[23:13] <jaypur1> harisund, how can i do that
[23:14] <xbmc> time is wrong on diskless client
[23:14] <harisund> jaypur1: There are a couple of ways. One, I would suggest using a ncurses based, command line file explorer like MC. Or else you could ssh with -X enabled and launch gksudo nautilus --no-desktop
[23:15] <xbmc> time is wrong on diskless client
[23:15] <xbmc> how to fix?
[23:15] <jaypur1> harisund, hmm
[23:16] <SoftChIP> I am trying to load Ubuntu for the first time (first time linux ever) and i've got a problem. Can anyone help me.?
[23:16] <xbmc> noooooooooo
[23:16] <jaypur1> i have all the folders of my server here... i'm looking at them right now
[23:16] <xbmc> yes ask away
[23:16] <jaypur1> but if i need to change a file.... what can i do?
[23:16] <GeekSquid> !details | SoftChIP
[23:16] <SoftChIP> I've got this problem: http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg1816376.html
[23:17] <soreau> SoftChIP: Just state the problem you're having in as much detail as you can, all on one line in this channel. If anyone knows the answer, they will likely respond
[23:17] <elyos> SoftChIP: if you're that new, it's best to start with some sort of linux beginners book before you start installing anything
[23:18] <harisund> jaypur1: You can use some command line file editor .. that's how most file editing is done on servers
[23:18] <PeterT> "No more PTYs. Sorry, could not find a PTY." <-- I'm getting this error when trying to launch screen with a newly made user account (over SSH).
[23:18] <xbmc> perhaps go into bios disable the firewire port as we dont use them often and try again
[23:18] <elyos> i sftp to my servers and gedit everything :)
[23:18] <xbmc> get a bit of experience with ubuntuthen try and fix firewire
[23:18] <jaypur1> harisund, hmmm
[23:18] <SoftChIP> okey. will try =)
[23:18] <PeterT> "No more PTYs. Sorry, could not find a PTY." <-- I'm getting this error when trying to launch screen with a newly made user account (over SSH).
[23:19] <donavan01> need a little help ... what do I need to get dvds to play for the life of me I cant remember
[23:19] <harisund> jaypur1: Or you could start nautilus on your laptop with gksudo nautilus --no-desktop and then connect to your server from there
[23:19] <jaypur1> harisund, so it would be like... editing at command lines, but looking at then at the server help me to find the directories
[23:19] <XypherOrion> allo
[23:19] <GeekSquid> SoftChIP: that is a really old bug report, this is on a toshiba? what version of ubuntu are you running?
[23:19] <xbmc> SoftChIP,  if you disable firewire in bios it should fix problem i think
[23:19] <SoftChIP> i just downloaded the 9.10 version
[23:19] <jaypur1> Haraken,  gksudo nautilus --no-desktop ???
[23:19] <Out_Cold> h00k, jrib i think zenity will fit my bill.. I can push the messages and get responses
[23:19] <PeterT> "No more PTYs. Sorry, could not find a PTY." <-- I'm getting this error when trying to launch screen with a newly made user account (over SSH).
[23:19] <XypherOrion> pardon me for rudely popping in and asking a question, but might anyone know how to get ioquake3's fullscreen rendering working correctly on a multimonitor setup while using twinview?
[23:20] <xbmc> yes burn the iso and gofor it
[23:20] <PeterT> "No more PTYs. Sorry, could not find a PTY." <-- I'm getting this error when trying to launch screen with a newly made user account (over SSH).
[23:20] <elyos> quake3/openarena dont work with nvidia twinview type of setup
[23:20] <ZykoticK9> XypherOrion, i have the same issue with ioquake3 - I've just started disabling one monitor before starting the game -- hope you find a better solution.  good luck.
[23:20] <PlaHPoy> in the new ubuntu private cloud setup can you only spin up instances of ubuntu?  What if i want some centos / etc machines?
[23:20] <XypherOrion> ZykoticK9: vanilla quake 3 runs fine, just no sound
[23:21] <ZykoticK9> XypherOrion, same here
[23:21] <XypherOrion> er, sry that was for elyos
[23:21] <XypherOrion> I fail to see the point of using two X screens as well...lol
[23:21] <devdz> guys is there any good program to read .pdf files just in shell ?
[23:21] <SoftChIP> There is no firewire setting in bios. :(
[23:22] <elyos> XypherOrion: developers need it
[23:22] <jrib> devdz: no :)
[23:22] <XypherOrion> Good point
[23:22] <devdz> jrib: ok thanks :)
[23:22] <soreau> devdz: It would be easier to play a video in the shell than view a pdf
[23:22] <devdz> i see
[23:22] <XypherOrion> however me, being rather insignificant in this scope, and ioquake3 misbehaving, also insignificant, is rather annoyed ;)
[23:22] <PeterT> "No more PTYs. Sorry, could not find a PTY." <-- I'm getting this error when trying to launch screen with a newly made user account (over SSH).
[23:23] <XypherOrion> Nearly tempted to sift through the IOQuake3 source myself and sort it out >.<
[23:23] <PeterT> "No more PTYs. Sorry, could not find a PTY." <-- I'm getting this error when trying to launch screen with a newly made user account (over SSH).
[23:23] <xangua> PlaHPoy: you mean 'ubuntu one' ¿ is only aviable for ubuntu (gnome desktop)  right now, they are developing kde and windows client
[23:23] <blakkheim> !repeat | PeterT
[23:23] <GeekSquid> PeterT: we got the question... please don't repeat, I am trying it myself
[23:23] <SoftChIP> I have this problem: http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg1816376.html
[23:24] <PeterT> Well, you could say something so I don't have to freak the hell out
[23:24] <SoftChIP> i run ubuntu 9.10
[23:24] <SoftChIP> can't disable firewire in bios
[23:24] <aeon> ls
[23:24] <PeterT> GeekSquid: Thanks.
[23:24] <IdleOne> PeterT: freaking out will only aggravate you more.
[23:25] <pfifo> what ports do I need to open on my router to allow NFS connections from the outside world?
[23:25] <ProfessorBacon> ugh
[23:25] <ProfessorBacon> why
[23:25] <ned> has anyone had an issue with emacs being a weird 'yellow' color and having the cursor being the same color as the bg in emacs -nw ?
[23:26] <dhillon-v10> ned: actually no :) I personally use vim but some of my friends use emacs and they seem to be fine
[23:27] <MilitantPotato> Is it my imagination or is flash 10.1 (beta) significantly faster than 10.0?
[23:27] <GeekSquid> PeterT: as you can see there are a lot of people in this channel and we are all volunteers helping eachother, I logged into my local machine using SSH as a normal user ... like this "ssh user@host" I logged in as that user,I then typed screen , screen came up and asked what type of terminal I wanted I selected "plain" and I had a screen session for that user, Is that what you did?
[23:28] <PeterT> GeekSquid: I think so, I logged in as a newly made user
[23:28] <GeekSquid> PeterT: lemme try something
[23:29] <PeterT> GeekSquid: Ok
[23:29] <SoftChIP> I will try once more. I run a toshiba satellite laptop and i just installed Ubuntu 9.10. When i reboot after installation the computer stall with the same message in this url: http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg1816376.html     There is no setting for firewire in bios.
[23:29] <ProfessorBacon> update bios?
[23:29] <shang_> how to test gnome-keyring to see if it is working? (expect using the wireless)
[23:30] <SoftChIP> its the newest bios
[23:30] <PeterT> GeekSquid: Just logged in with new user "peter"
[23:30] <mishpish> hello.  i'm having some difficulty printing open office files and having the fonts print normally.  can anyone guide?  thanks!
[23:30] <PeterT> GeekSquid: I'm in ~
[23:30] <jofo> Hello. I’ve found a mistake in the font FreeSerif. Who shoud I report it to and how?
[23:30] <PeterT> GeekSquid: Just typed screen
[23:30] <PeterT> GeekSquid: btw, I'm "peter@petert"
[23:31] <shang_> jofo: launchpad.net
[23:31] <SoftChIP> okey then. my linux experience ended before i even came in to the GUI... :(
[23:31] <PeterT> GeekSquid: Still the "No More PTYs problem"
[23:31] <PlaHPoy> in the new ubuntu private cloud setup can you only spin up instances of ubuntu?  What if i want some centos / etc machines?
[23:32] <brjann> PeterT: what does the output of this command give on the machine you're trying to launch screen?     ls -l /dev/ptmx
[23:33] <PeterT> peter@petert:~$ ls -l /dev/ptmx
[23:33] <PeterT> crw-rw-rw- 1 peter peter 5, 2 Mar  9 02:32 /dev/ptmx
[23:33] <PeterT> brjann: ^
[23:33] <brjann> that's odd... your user shouldn't own that device
[23:33] <MilitantPotato> Yea, 10.1 beta flash is much faster.  Finally linux is getting decent flash support.
[23:34] <GeekSquid> PeterT: strange, what is it you need to do in screen that you can't do via ssh?
[23:34] <brjann> PeterT: have you been chowning things in /dev to your user?
[23:34] <PeterT> GeekSquid: Run a game server that stays open when I log out
[23:35] <PeterT> brjann: I think so?
[23:35] <brjann> PeterT: hm. that's probably not a good thing
[23:35] <PeterT> brjann: Do you know the problem?
[23:36] <sebsebseb> Hi
[23:36] <GeekSquid> sebsebseb: Hi ... fccf hre
[23:36] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: oh with another name
[23:36] <brjann> PeterT: screen throws that error when permissions on /dev/ptmx aren't set correctly. it's owned by root:tty on my system, and has the same permission bits
[23:36] <PeterT> brjann: What do I do to fix it?
[23:37] <brjann> PeterT: so you might try    sudo chown root:tty /dev/ptmx     but if you've been randomly chowning devices in /dev to your unprivileged user, it's hard to say what will work and what won't
[23:37] <Adien> I've been trying to get sound working on Ubuntu 9.10 for three hours and nothing please can someone help
[23:37] <PeterT> brjann: As root?
[23:37] <serverduck> warning: The VAD has been replaced by a hack pending a complete rewrite
[23:37] <GeekSquid> PeterT: log in as sudo user to do what brjann said
[23:37] <serverduck> what is this?
[23:37] <devdz> in which directory i can find mainly the sources of the programs that works by default with the distribution of ubuntu .. sorry for my simple questions im new with linux :)
[23:38] <PeterT> brjann: root@petert:/home# sudo chown root:tty /dev/ptmx
[23:38] <PeterT> sudo: /etc/sudoers is owned by uid 1000, should be 0
[23:38] <PeterT> Segmentation fault
[23:38] <aouldr78> what is default file for mail in Lucid?
[23:39] <GeekSquid> PeterT: you were already root when you did that
[23:39] <brjann> PeterT: okay, now that's happening because your unpriviliged user owns the sudoers file, not root. i think your system is probably hosed at this point
[23:39] <PeterT> Hosed?
[23:39] <PeterT> You mean I'm fucked, I need to ask my person to re-do my system?
[23:39] <sebsebseb> !language | PeterT
[23:39] <GeekSquid> PeterT: relax ... i see a problem with your last terminal command ... try it without sudo
[23:40] <PeterT> root@petert:/home# chown root:tty /dev/ptmx
[23:40] <PeterT> You have mail in /var/mail/root
[23:40] <PeterT> root@petert:/home#
[23:40] <GeekSquid> PeterT: now try logging is as a new user and running screen
[23:40] <brjann> PeterT: potentially, yes. the user 'peter' should normally not own any files outside of those in /home/peter
[23:40] <aouldr78> i just installed lucid and i am doing some at and cron practice but i do not have mail installed in my system. so where is the default file to find my mails?
[23:41] <sebsebseb> !lucid | aouldr78
[23:41] <PeterT> Ok, GeekSquid
[23:41] <PeterT> I'm trying now
[23:42] <PeterT> GeekSquid: Still doesn't work
[23:42] <Adien> I've been trying to get sound working on Ubuntu 9.10 for three hours and nothing please can someone help
[23:42] <markdymek_> where is a good resource/book to learn about linux command line?
[23:43] <Lappie> i want to access the folder that contains the background images that came with ubuntu (8.10, installed w windows if that matters) i want to delete a couple of them to conserv some of my hd space, where are they and how do i access them?
[23:43] <unop> markdymek_, /join #bash   and type  !guide
[23:43] <brjann> markdymek_: IBM's "Speaking UNIX" is pretty good. http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/aix/library/au-unix-commandline/index.html
[23:43] <unop> Lappie, /usr/share/wallpapers/  perhaps
[23:44] <brjann> markdymek_: I think there are like 8 parts, you might have to search for the other 7 as that's just the first one
[23:44] <unop> Lappie, also  /usr/share/pixmaps/backgrounds/
[23:44] <markdymek_> ty @brjann
[23:44] <GeekSquid> PeterT: please pastebin the output of a ls -lx in /dev ... use paste.ubuntu.com for this
[23:45] <GeekSquid> PeterT: that command 'ls -lx'
[23:45] <aouldr78> ubunu 9.10 can not run on my laptop so i installed lucid instead and it is working so far
[23:45] <aouldr78> i have Intel core i3
[23:45] <GeekSquid> aouldr78: please /join #ubuntu+1
[23:45] <aouldr78> where is that
[23:46] <sebsebseb> !lucid | aouldr78
[23:46] <GeekSquid> aouldr78: type /join #ubuntu+1
[23:46] <markdymek_> what is the command that tells you what every piece of hardware is in your system?
[23:46] <brjann> markdymek_: lshw
[23:46] <J-new-to-u> i could use some some support connecting to a vpn using racoon and kvpnc im getting confighuration parse errors and im internet connection keeps getting dropped
[23:46] <brjann> markdymek_: er, sudo lshw
[23:46] <Lappie> i dont see either one of those in usr
[23:46] <Lappie> i dont see either one of those in usr
[23:47] <donavan01> Im getting choppy audio playback on dvds but the video is fine ... anyone know how to fix this ?
[23:47] <PeterT> GeekSquid: http://paste.ubuntu.com/391367/
[23:47] <jaypur> hi
[23:47] <Typos_King> allo
[23:47] <J-new-to-u> hi
[23:47] <b2p1mp> donavan01: in all players or just one?
[23:47] <Typos_King> donavan01:    ... on what player?
[23:48] <GeekSquid> PeterT sorry I meant ls -l  ... loose the x
[23:48] <BluesKaj-Laptop> donavan01, do you have pulseaudio installed ?
[23:48] <donavan01> vlc ... totem doesnt like playing it at all
[23:48] <PeterT> GeekSquid: http://paste.ubuntu.com/391369/
[23:48] <Typos_King> !codecs | donavan01
[23:48] <donavan01> blueskay-laptop .... not sure how do I find out
[23:49] <BluesKaj-Laptop> donavan01, system/admin/media
[23:49] <GeekSquid> PeterT: ugh .. should look more like this http://geeksquid.pastebin.ca/1829266
[23:49] <gilead> hi
[23:49] <Lappie> does anyone know the name of one of the default backgrounds? i can just search for it and find them that way cant i?
[23:49] <Typos_King> donavan01:    I use xine-ui, comes with a pile of codecs, my videos plays fine in it
[23:50] <gilead> there's a heated discussion about 14-year old virgins over at #linux so I thought I'd bother you guys instead :)
[23:50] <J-new-to-u> im new to ubuntu and im trying to connect to a symantec box using kpvnc and racoon... im getting config parse errors and ive looked at alot of pages and ive googled the errors still nothing
[23:50] <gilead> the question is: how can I change base mouse speed (not acceleration) in X.org? I tried to set Resolution and Sensitivity in the mouse section but it didn't change anything. Actually at the end I changed mouse driver to 'blahblah' and it still worked o_O so I'm not even sure the mouse section is the right place.
[23:50] <PeterT> GeekSquid: tbh, I don't know see a difference
[23:50] <zenteno> hola
[23:50] <Typos_King> gilead:   .... ahemm.... hehehl ok
[23:50] <GeekSquid> PeterT: peter vs. root ... look again
[23:50] <zenteno> alguien habla español??
[23:50] <zenteno> ???
[23:51] <Typos_King> !es | zenteno
[23:51] <PeterT> zenteno: #ubuntu-es
[23:51] <PeterT> GeekSquid: I should've run under root?
[23:51] <Lappie> ohh, i found it its was usr share backgrounds, but i over looked it somehow, ty
[23:51] <hexdump> Does anybody know of a channel that has programming support?
[23:51] <ilovethislinuxst> help
[23:51] <J-new-to-u> hahaha
[23:51] <mah2224> hi guys, i can run an application from the alt-f2 thing, how can i make a shortcut/launcher?
[23:51] <J-new-to-u> thats how i feel too
[23:51] <brjann> !help | ilovethislinuxst
[23:52] <unop> hexdump, depends on the language you're programming in
[23:52] <ilovethislinuxst> what's nikserv
[23:52] <Typos_King> hexdump    depends on the language you're after, usually channels address it per language :)
[23:52] <unop> hexdump,  /j ##programming
[23:52] <J-new-to-u> ive looked all over the net and maybe i missed something but i cannot seem to get it connected
[23:52] <tony__> what command can I use for open "login Windows preferences"
[23:52] <J-new-to-u> unless
[23:53] <mah2224> hi guys, i can run an application from the alt-f2 thing, how can i make a shortcut/launcher?
[23:53] <J-new-to-u> i go through vmware and use a program in windows
[23:53] <hexdump> C++ actually a program I'm using I can't seem to build a program using codelite
[23:53] <tony__> It is not show in Ubuntu 9.10
[23:53] <NinoScript> Hi! I wanted to change the /lib/udev/rules.d/66-xorg-synaptics.rules, but it's not there, there are 65 other files like it, but not that one... can I just create it? will it work?
[23:53] <ilovethislinuxst> can someone help me?
[23:53] <Typos_King> hexdump:    then you may wnat to try #c++ :)
[23:53] <hexdump> I tried ##programming
[23:53] <brjann> mah2224: right-click on the desktop and click "Create Launcher"
[23:53] <hexdump> and that but hey np don't worry bout it
[23:53] <hexdump> thanks anyway though
[23:53] <GeekSquid> PeterT: lemme break this down for you ... you modified dev and made it so your system is totally locked out from using local devices ... where it says peter on your system should be root (left column-owner) and peter (right column-group) should match my list
[23:54] <xbmc> do chooks like pumpkin?
[23:54] <J-new-to-u> then it connects all day and works which tells me its a config problem or a new to linux problem which is why im here
[23:54] <PeterT> GeekSquid: Is there a way to fix it?
[23:54] <Typos_King> J-new-to-u:   I never got  your original question
[23:55] <mah2224> brjann: thank you, i've tried this, but i don't know what to put in the command field
[23:55] <ilovethislinuxst> i need to know how to remember my password for my nickname
[23:55] <ilovethislinuxst> and sign in
[23:55] <ilovethislinuxst> don't i?
[23:55] <tony__> Any body know wha's command I use for the console for open the login windows preferences
[23:55] <tony__> ???
[23:55] <markdymek_> anyone know the sound chipset in the HP pavillion dv7-3065
[23:55] <BluesKaj-Laptop> mah2224, it should show up in the menu after launching once , not always , sometimes it has to be added , them it can be added to the panel
[23:55] <brjann> mah2224: the command field is for the path to the binary you'd like to run. what are you trying to create a shortcut to?
[23:56] <mah2224> its a program called lyx that i just installed
[23:56] <GeekSquid> PeterT: yes, see line 52 of your file that is the change we made ... before it would have said peter peter ... see the difference, but use my list as a guide
[23:56] <ilovethislinuxst> is there a help channel for nickserv?
[23:56] <mah2224> i can run it by doing alt+f2 and simply typing in lyx
[23:56] <PeterT> GeekSquid: How do I fix it?
[23:56] <brjann> mah2224: right, that's the same thing you'd put in the command field
[23:56] <Typos_King> ilovethislinuxst:    /nickserv help
[23:56] <ilovethislinuxst> ty
[23:56] <markdymek_> anyone familar with HP pavillion dv7-3065?
[23:56] <Typos_King> ilovethislinuxst:    you can always also try the ops channel at #freenode
[23:56] <Typos_King> ircops channel that is
[23:57] <mah2224> this is what ive tried already, when i put that in the command field and execute the launcher, it gives me an error
[23:57] <Lxndr> I want to play nethack. I cannot find it in the package manager. Can anyone tell me where to get it?
[23:57] <mah2224> would you like to know what the error says? i can try it again
[23:57] <J-new-to-u> im trying to connect to a vpn through linux.. ive read through all the webpages on racoon and kvpnc... but im getting racoon.conf parse errors and it kills my network connection... i have also tried strongswan to connect as well and it just wont do it... i can get it o connect in a vm windows xp all day... but i cant get it done in native ubuntu im goinfg freakin nuts.... been on this for over a week
[23:57] <brjann> PeterT: but it should be noted that /dev may not be the only folder on the disk that has this problem. the sudo error you received earlier was caused by peter owning /etc/sudoers. so this problem is likely not limited to /dev
[23:57] <BluesKaj-Laptop> mah2224, did you install it with a package manager?
[23:57] <PeterT> Sigh...
[23:57] <mah2224> no
[23:57] <trism> Lxndr: nethack-console or nethack-qt
[23:57] <PeterT> I'm going to format and reinstall then
[23:57] <Johnny1> How can I turn off auto correction in ubuntu 9.10?
[23:57] <PeterT> Sorry to bother you
[23:58] <brjann> PeterT: that would be my recommendation, sorry :(
[23:58] <mah2224> i had to compile it and do the ./configure and then make and then make install thing
[23:58] <BluesKaj-Laptop> mah2224, how did you install it/
[23:58] <BluesKaj-Laptop> ?
[23:58] <brjann> mah2224: oh. try /usr/local/bin/lyx then
[23:58] <Lxndr> trism: Netiher of those happens to be in the package manager. Where can i find either of those?
[23:58] <mah2224> great, thanks, lets see
[23:59] <brjann> mah2224: for future reference, though, lyx is in the ubuntu repositories
[23:59] <trism> Lxndr: they are both in the universe repository
[23:59] <Desciero> I'm having trouble saving images via Firefox on ubuntu 9.10
[23:59] <BluesKaj-Laptop> mah2224, odd I have it in synaptic
[23:59] <Desciero> When I right click and hit save image, it saves a .html file instead.
[23:59] <Rahoul> hola zenteno
[23:59] <ilovethislinuxst> help