[00:00] <NewWorld> CVirus:  Do you need more help?
[00:00] <Typos_King> CVirus:   where's you ubuntu installation at?   sda1?
[00:00] <CVirus> NewWorld: will take over from here :-)
[00:00] <caseys> who has installed and used postfix?
[00:00] <davelu> I did add the install arguement
[00:00] <CVirus> Typos_King: it's a friend's laptop .. so i really don't know
[00:00] <CVirus> Typos_King: does it make any difference ?
[00:00] <novas0x2a> I'm trying to use git-buildpackage to work with an existing package. That existing package uses dpatch, which seems to break git-buildpackage (the patches make it think that i have uncommitted changes). Is there a way I'm supposed to deal with this?
[00:01] <NewWorld> CVirus:  Just make sure not to check a mounted partition. I read that that will ruin things. Maybe it meant to 'fix' and only 'check' But I would find out and make sure
[00:01] <CVirus> NewWorld: sure sure
[00:01] <Typos_King> CVirus:   well... I was going to say :), but anyhow, the command to run to check/fix cross-linked files and such, is 'badblocks' and you usually run it as a helper of e2fsck with the -c swich, boot with a live-cd and do a -> sudo e2fsck -c /dev/ROOTINSTALLHERE
[00:02] <caseys> i need help setting up postfix
[00:02] <CVirus> Typos_King: thanks :-)
[00:02] <darolu_dan> davelu, double check, try "sudo apt-get install thunderbird" (no quotes) again, make sure it tells you it is already installed
[00:02] <tclu> whatisthat
[00:02] <Typos_King> CVirus:   optionally, he/you can install on his system -> sudo smartmontools;    which are S.M.A.R.T. information status checker for the HD health
[00:03] <Typos_King> wooops, I meant -> sudo apt-get install smartmontools; :)
[00:03] <eirann> Typos_King:  playin up again?
[00:03] <Typos_King> hehe
[00:03] <CVirus> Typos_King: got that .. thanks again
[00:03] <bastid_raZor> !postfix | caseys read here.. or #ubuntu-server
[00:03] <Typos_King> eirann ^_^
[00:04] <BassTurd> that ubottu dude types fast!
[00:04] <caseys> well yes but some of it i don't know what to swet on it
[00:04] <Typos_King> BassTurd:   being a bot helps on that process
[00:05] <caseys> put on it
[00:05] <tclu> ubottu
[00:05] <eirann> Typos_King:  i installed both syaptic packages, i'd deleted the sta folder, then when i re-dowloaded it woul'nt let me save ./config
[00:05] <nomic> anyone know why when ubuntu 9.10 installs next to xp it installs in a minimum partition -- like 200mb -- I have tried this a few times - would expect it to give the ubuntu partition more space
[00:06] <ruge> you ahve to manually
[00:06] <Typos_King> eirann:    what do you mean?  to change the =n to =y?
[00:06] <ruge> set up your partitions
[00:06] <nomic> it will allow me to manually resize the xp space?
[00:06] <darolu_dan> nomic, how did you install it?
[00:06] <ruge> when installing, yes
[00:06] <Typos_King> nomic: you mean, installed in a directory in the XP partition?
[00:06] <TimothyA> when starting a program through cron which has the neccesary files residing in the same directory as the program, do I first have to cd to the directory? cd /path/to/program | python runme.py ?
[00:06] <nomic> no typos_king - side by side
[00:07] <darolu_dan> nomic, if you want to manually resize xp partition, use your LiveCD and go to System - Admin - GParted
[00:07] <caseys> i need someon how has install postfix to help me
[00:07] <TimothyA> or is it && ?
[00:07] <caseys> *who
[00:07] <eirann> Typos_King:  i'd already deleted before i tryied first time, it must have been a window left open with ./config.mk file in, ( yes when i change =n to =y, and try save changes it says update so i press update it says error, if i try to just close it says save changes i enter yes it comes up stop sign
[00:07] <nomic> ah ok daralu -- ty -- please remind me of the partitions I need to set up - swap / and something else
[00:07] <Tru7h> Using Karmic through Wubi, did an update earlier today and now I'm stuck at sh:grub>; Ubuntu won't boot. I think the update changed grub to a broken beta version. How can I fix this?
[00:08] <bastid_raZor> TimothyA: /path/to/python /path/to/runme.py
[00:08] <Typos_King> nomic:  side by side.... I gather you mean partitions wise.... well... I do a 'manual' on the partitions to install to, :|  by default it trires to usethe whole HD space IIRC, I have it on a 10gbs partition, so
[00:08] <Kentrel> Hi, I need help from someone who knows XFree86 and Xorg
[00:08] <TimothyA> bastid_raZor: eh...not what I meant :|
[00:08] <NimbleRabit> is there a way to make a python script runnable from anywhere (by typing the script name) if I don't have root access the machine?
[00:08] <TimothyA>  /path/to/program contains files that runme.py needs
[00:08] <caseys> i need help from someone who knows postfix
[00:08] <darolu_dan> nomic, after you resize your windows xp you can let the installer to partitionate automatic; you dont NEED a swap partition, it can use space within an existing partition, but it is highly recommended to create a swap partition with ~1GB
[00:09] <boss_mc> NimbleRabit: change you're PATH env variable?
[00:09] <Kentrel> I need to be able to do this  http://www.runkel-it.de/wacom_tablet_howto-5.html  in Xorg.conf
[00:09] <Kentrel> See section 5.12
[00:09] <davelu> still can't install thunderbird from cliu
[00:09] <TimothyA> cd /path/to/program && python runme.py ?
[00:09] <nomic> resize with gparted darolu
[00:09] <whiter> i have a hard drive that i replaced with a larger one from the laptop that i am currently on. it has an install of ubuntu 9.10 on it. im trying to get all my data off of the old hard drive but when i mount it ecryptfs wont let me get into my private directory
[00:09] <Typos_King> NimbleRabit:     what do you mean?     I have a few .py an I just type in their name and is all :|
[00:09] <whiter> how would i fix that?
[00:09] <thieusoai> is 75c temp CPU  for full load considered high ?
[00:09] <whiter> or... do i have to go back to the old disk and just remove the encryption
[00:09] <tclu> ubottu: where is Lucid
[00:10] <darolu> thieusoai, yes, it is a little high, but not THAT bad
[00:10] <NimbleRabit> boss_mc, that sounds promising.  I'll figure out how to do that.  I'm a complete noob so I just needed to know what to search google for =D
[00:10] <boss_mc> !lucid | tclu
[00:10] <Typos_King> whiter:   ecryptfs what again?
[00:10] <davelu> darolu, I appreciate your help, but it's just not working
[00:10] <snippets> hello
[00:10] <boss_mc> NimbleRabit: good mentality... if you can't find it on google, feel free to ask here
[00:10] <darolu> davelu, try running "/usr/lib/thunderbird/./thunderbird" (no quotes)
[00:10] <caseys> thieusoai: it depens on the CPU you ave
[00:10] <whiter> i have two hard drives, both have ubuntu installations on them. the new one (currently installed and running on right now) was to replace the failing old one which still has my old ubuntu install on it
[00:10] <thieusoai> caseys, intel core 2 quad
[00:11] <whiter> i just want to get all my stuff out of ~/home
[00:11] <caseys> thieusoai: you should look it up try the intel web site, it should tell you the mix temp of it
[00:12] <eirann> Typos_King:  once i'ved untar'd the file it woun't give me accsses to ./config.mk
[00:12] <whiter> but when i mount it in the new install and go to /home/thomas theres a .desktop file thats named "Access-Your-Private-Data"  and "README.txt"
[00:12] <whiter> both don't do anything..
[00:12] <parabola> can anyone help a complete idiot? my pc won't boot at all, I have a screen asking me to select OS but it isn't recognising any button I press
[00:12] <Gangrel> anyone knows any tutorial on how to create wanted posters on Gimp?
[00:13] <joko> d
[00:13] <davelu> darolu, I did that and thunderbird opened and started d-loading old mail'
[00:13] <Typos_King> eirann:    meaning... it might be .... a root owned.... try opening it with a root access...... run 'gksudo' and type ... say.. gedit... and open the file there, in the root'ed Gedit session
[00:13] <Tru7h> System update broke Ubuntu 9.10, stuck at the grub command line right now; how can I fix the boot sequence?
[00:13] <eirann> Typos_King:  do i have to get any tools for it
[00:13] <airtonix> Gangrel, ask in #gimp
[00:14] <Typos_King> Grangel:    type 'wanted' blow it up to 144pt and that's it hehe
[00:14] <ignatiusdown> I have a problem involving the removal of a folder
[00:14] <eirann> gksudo
[00:14] <Typos_King> eirann:    don't think so.... I edited it with vim, -> sudo vim os/linux/config.mk
[00:14] <darolu> davelu, so it is installed, but it has no symbolic link at any of your $PATH directories, or your $PATH is not loading; in a terminal type "echo $PATH" and see if /usr/bin is listed
[00:15] <JabDesign> Hi - is there an upstart script for Tomcat (i.e. for a production server)?
[00:15] <Typos_King> eirann:  ohh, gksudo, is just a way to do sudo GUI wise :)
[00:15] <Typos_King> eirann:  should already be installed
[00:15] <vanishing> anyone know how to let w3m diaplay image?
[00:15] <tm0> Hello all i am doing a tut, i am on Ubuntu 9.10 and it wants me to find ~/gimp.X.X But i cannot find that in my home, even with hidden files enabled. Can anyone point me to were gimp is stored?
[00:15] <eirann> Typos_King: Could not open the file /home/eirann/Downloads/2….0.1.0/os/linux/config.m
[00:15] <Typos_King> vanishing:   w3m?    ahemm.... don't have any FF/opera/konqueror?
[00:16] <NimbleRabit> boss_mc, got it working, thanks a lot
[00:16] <ignatiusdown> How can I remove a folder that has permissions for root? I cannot find this folder or my regular user folder when logged on to root
[00:16] <darolu> tm0, /usr/lib/gimp/
[00:16] <vanishing> Typos_King: yes..but im just wondering how to make it work...
[00:16] <virtualman> yoyoyo howdy, wanted to come by and say thank you for the support
[00:16] <eirann> Typos_King: http://pastebin.com/51hmFXBB
[00:16] <tm0> Darolu thank you very much.
[00:16] <boss_mc> NimbleRabit: Good
[00:17] <Typos_King> vanishing:   IIRC w3m   is a console browser,is it not? like lynx
[00:17] <NimbleRabit> Also, how do I rename files in the terminal if they don't have extensions?  "rename" gives me an error about "strict subs"
[00:17] <tm0> Darolu that doesn't seem to be the right folder. It doesn't contain any brushes or anything.
[00:17] <vanishing> Typos_King: yes
[00:17] <ignatiusdown> I had installed TeamSpeak Client 3 from the TS website. I tried to run the .run executable, but the folder ended up on my destop. The folder is displayed with a lock, and my user doesn't have permissions to delete it or move it
[00:17] <ChogyDan1> NimbleRabit: mv
[00:17] <boss_mc> NimbleRabit: you can rename an individual file with mv (move the old name to the new one)
[00:18] <Typos_King> vanishing:    soooo.... how much images can you get out of that? and why do you need it?
[00:18] <boss_mc> NimbleRabit: Though rename should work too...
[00:18] <NimbleRabit> well, mv worked so no worries =D
[00:18] <NimbleRabit> thanks
[00:18] <darolu> tm0, I think brushes are installed at your home directory
[00:18] <vanishing> Typos_King: a lot..or as big as my screen goes...:P
[00:18] <davelu> darolu, yes it is lister
[00:18] <virtualman> one thing guys: is there a better video driver for ati radeon 3500 hd series?  not sure why but anything graphic on desktop seems to lag
[00:18] <virtualman> it's fine when in windows
[00:19] <Endasil> ignatiusdown: result of "ls -la ~/Desktop/*.run"?
[00:19] <tm0> Darolu I checked though i cannot find it anywhere there. This is what is confusing me. :/
[00:19] <virtualman> lots of specs , just not sure why it would be slow
[00:19] <davelu> yes, darolu, it is listed
[00:19] <Typos_King> eirann:  well.... maybe try using vim then :), -> sudo vim config.mk;    once in press 'i' to enter 'insert' mode, go to the =n change it to =y, to save just press :w; and to exit :q
[00:19] <tm0> Darolu Nevermind, i seem to be blind, or it just likes you. Sorry to waste your time
[00:19] <darolu> davelu, type this in your terminal: "sudo ln -s /usr/lib/thunderbird/./thunderbird /usr/bin/thunderbird" (without quotes) and that should make it work normally
[00:19] <ignatiusdown> endasil: I had set it up to run when the .run was on my desktop
[00:19] <histo> Is there a way to see what pass these chinese people are trying to use when breaking in to my box?
[00:20] <darolu> tm0, yeah computers like me :p
[00:20] <eirann> Typos_King: maybe this will help under file type it says unknown
[00:20] <tclu> Hello
[00:20] <ignatiusdown> endasil: I had used sudo sh to install it, after browsing some Ubuntu forum on the topic
[00:20] <Typos_King> eirann:  ..... that shouldn't matter :|
[00:20] <Endasil> ignatiusdown: No, I mean can you run that command and give the output?
[00:20] <Losha> histo: how are they coming in? ssh? http?
[00:20] <seyacat> Hi all
[00:20] <tm0> Darolu Well stickers does at least ;)
[00:20] <Typos_King> vanishing:      sooo, why do you need it show images?    why not just use a GUI browser?
[00:21] <ignatiusdown> endasil: one second
[00:21] <histo> Losha: yeah they are tyring ssh with either root and a few other usernames.  They're not getting in though just wondering if the pass they are trying is logged somewhere?
[00:21] <tclu> seyacat: are u ok?
[00:21] <virtualman> you guys ever use mac4linux i love it
[00:21] <faron> Hello again everybody.Looking for advice from our beloved Ubuntu community...I would like to test out this "Greasemonkey" thing.My question is...should I install the much newer version from the Firefox site or,should I install the much older version from Synaptic ? And,just for your info...I'm running Xubuntu 8.04 with Firefox {latest vers} {3.6}
[00:21] <virtualman> feels i'm running mac
[00:21] <Endasil> ignatiusdown: I get what you're saying.  Can you just "ls -la" the folder you're trying to remove?
[00:21] <vanishing> Typos_King: its not that i have to work under terminal..its just i want to make it work...not urgent.
[00:22] <eirann> Typos_King:  i'm gonna give up for tonight i think, thanx for your patience :)
[00:22] <ruge> Any suggestions here? Just installed vBox last night, Windows XP SP3 and Guest Additions, and its still laggy as hell
[00:22] <virtualman> i find the desktop experience a bit slow not sure what would cause that
[00:22] <seyacat> Emman
[00:22] <eirann> Typos_King:  gonna try that last way you suggested first
[00:22] <tclu> Good day
[00:22] <bastid_raZor> ruge: possibly try #vbox for specialized help.
[00:22] <virtualman> ruge: what video driver do you have
[00:22] <darolu> faron, it is easier with Synaptic and should be your prefered method; you can install the one you download though, it is already compiled and you only need to run the binary
[00:22] <Typos_King> eirann:  ok
[00:22] <tclu> Love u guy
[00:23] <bastid_raZor> histo: i get ssh root attempts all the time.. fail2ban serves me well for ip blocking
[00:23] <paranoid_pedlar> hi folks!
[00:23] <Losha> histo: no, ssh doesn't log passwords. If it did, any sysadmin could learn your password just be looking through their logs, which is in nobody's interests in the long run. You'd need a specially hacked version of sshd. If you can, move ssh to a non-standard port, and only accept logins which use keys.
[00:23] <sttal> what ubuntu do you have virtualman ??
[00:23] <darolu> ruge, give it more ram
[00:23] <paranoid_pedlar> hi ruge
[00:23] <histo> bastid_raZor: yeah thats what i'm doing just curious of what passe they are trying.
[00:23] <Typos_King> vanishing:      are you sure it does images?   is a console browser.... if it did images I'd think it'd be semi-gui or something
[00:23] <ruge> hey paranoid_pedlar
[00:23] <ignatiusdown> endasil: It gives certain folders and files inside of the folder. My username is only in front of one, meaning I only have authority over that?
[00:23] <vanishing> Typos_King: yes..im pretty sure
[00:23] <ruge> I have given it 3GB ram, 128mb video memory, 3 of my 4 cores.......
[00:23] <davelu> darolu, that worked, I can now once again start thunderbird by clicking on desktop icon, but I am not getting the newer version of t-bird, and I miss the tabbed layout
[00:24] <histo> Losha: nah i'm just using fail2ban its funny get quite a few attempts a day.
[00:24] <ruge> im using an nVidia GeForce 9400GT 512mb card
[00:24] <paranoid_pedlar> does anyone know where I could find package descriptions that synaptic displays?
[00:24] <bastid_raZor> histo: i don't know how to see them.. i'm sure their has to be a way though.
[00:24] <faron> darolu...thanks for reply if I install the one from firefox site it will down & install for me right ?
[00:24] <virtualman> sttal: i have 9.10 desktop with all latest
[00:24] <ruge> which is better than my laptop specs, but still wont run right.
[00:24] <seyacat> emman can you do it?
[00:24] <ruge> its actually quite unusable.....
[00:24] <faron> or do I have to extract & do all that kindf of stuff too ?
[00:24] <Losha> bastid_raZor: see above for why ssh never logs passwords...
[00:24] <darolu> davelu, if you want the latest version, you need to download it from mozilla.com
[00:24] <virtualman> using mac4lin on it and avant window navigator
[00:24] <tclu> something with autoexcute if u go on
[00:24] <bastid_raZor> Losha: point made.. good reason.
[00:24] <darolu> faron, you just need to extract the files, and run the binary, it doesn't "install" per se
[00:25] <davelu> ok, will do, and tks for all your help!!
[00:25] <darolu> davelu, np
[00:25] <virtualman> im thinking of re-installing video driver at this piont?
[00:25] <tclu> restart sometimes work
[00:25] <virtualman> the one ubuntu recommended
[00:25] <Endasil> ignatiousdown: Without seeing actual output, I'd say "probably"  The command to remove the folder should be "sudo rm -rI <thefolder>"
[00:25] <virtualman> looking at resource i have plenty and load usage
[00:25] <virtualman> it's strickly graphic it seems
[00:25] <Losha> I know #ubuntu is archived, but is there a *searchable* archive?
[00:25] <faron> darolu...ohhhhh my God ! Not this extract stuff again !
[00:26] <paranoid_pedlar> is there a default directory for info like synaptics package descriptions?
[00:26] <Myrtti> !log | Losha
[00:26] <tonyyarusso> histo: There is a way to see ssh passwords, yeah.  Someone blogged it recently...
[00:26] <paranoid_pedlar> I figure there must be something like man files
[00:26] <tclu> I found Ubuntu is easier to start
[00:27] <histo> tonyyarusso: k i'll hunt around on google
[00:27] <ignatiusdown> Endasil: The name of the folder being "teamspeak" it said there was no such file or directory. I'm new to Ubuntu, if you haven't guessed already :D
[00:27] <darolu> faron, you can do it in nautilus, after you run firefox you can install add ons normally
[00:27] <paranoid_pedlar> I checked out synaptics web site, but it's pretty sparse
[00:27] <oneguynick> saddest thing about buying a new laptop is not being able to load Ubuntu - any word on IEGD?
[00:27] <faron> I just really don't know how to do that stuff.I did it recently with another program & I only got it extracted/unpacked by pure accident.....I didn't even realize that I haa actually finished ha ha
[00:27] <Losha> Myrtti: they aren't searchable though, are they?
[00:27] <tonyyarusso> histo: try Aaron Toponce's site first - just in case my memory actually works.  (unlikely)
[00:27] <Myrtti> Losha: google ftw
[00:27] <tonyyarusso> Losha: grep!
[00:27] <tclu> it is good to install updates.
[00:27] <histo> tonyyarusso: ty
[00:28] <tonyyarusso> histo: I'm 99.8% sure it's someone on the Ubuntu Planet at least.
[00:28] <faron> Now,what you just said there...THAT I have no clue to...I'm sorry
[00:28] <Endasil> ignateusdown: Are you executing the command from your desktop directory in the terminal?  You may need to do a "cd ~/Desktop" first
[00:28] <faron> naut is  same as thunar right ?
[00:28] <Myrtti> faron: er, what do you mean
[00:28] <darolu> faron, yes
[00:29] <faron> naut is a pack mgr ?
[00:29] <darolu> !who | faron
[00:29] <faron> ok
[00:29] <Losha> tonyyarusso: you mean, download all the files and then grep through them? That hardly qualifies...
[00:29] <Myrtti> faron: different programs, different framework, same use
[00:29] <Myrtti> faron: no, it's not a package manager
[00:29] <darolu> faron, yes nautilus is to gnome what thunar is to xfce
[00:29] <faron> yes I cmpletely uhderstand that mr ubottu
[00:29] <tclu> antivirus avg good
[00:30] <ignatiusdown> Endasil: Thank you so much Endasil. Now, I still have that .run. Where should I put that so, when I go to Applications, TeamSpeak shows up under Internet?
[00:30] <paranoid_pedlar> haha
[00:30] <faron> ooops yes I know it not a packj mgr it's a FILE mgr right darolu
[00:30] <Myrtti> faron: thunar is a file manager
[00:30] <Endasil> ignatiusdown: Can you refer me to the Ubuntu wiki/thread that gave you the original instructions?
[00:30] <faron> Right ! Thank you
[00:30] <Dougdoug4_> Hey.. I have a problem. So, when used Ubuntu, I tried to use Wine to play Crossfire (see http://crossfire.z8games.com) but it wouldn't work.
[00:30] <darolu> faron, yes it is a file manager
[00:30] <tclu> display card just need activate
[00:30] <Pici> faron: Can you please use full words, its very hard to understand what you're asking.
[00:30] <Dougdoug4_> I installed it with Wine Windows Program Loader, just like I should
[00:30] <Dougdoug4_> But it wouldn't properly load
[00:30] <faron> sorry
[00:31] <faron> just trying to shorten things up a little
[00:31] <faron> and thanks again
[00:31] <Kentrel> I have a problem with my Wacom tablet. When I use it in GIMP I get two cursors - one for drawing, and one for pointing... it gets confusing
[00:31] <MikeChelen> Dougdoug4_: checked the wine appdb to see if any tweaks are needed?
[00:31] <Endasil> Dougdoug4_: Do you have some notion that that application should work with Wine?
[00:32] <tclu> I know how to setup Opera.
[00:32] <Dougdoug4_> Endasil: Yes. I've used the default Notepad thing that comes with wine
[00:32] <Dougdoug4_> I've also used Firefox Windows version with wine
[00:32] <ignatiusdown> Endasil: Many of the pages suggested just doing [$ sudo rm -rf ..] and commands like that
[00:33] <tclu> IRC si very convenient.
[00:33] <Endasil> Dougdoug4_: That doesn't mean that just any application will work with Wine
[00:34] <ignatiusdown> Endasil: I had probably gone to over 30 different pages, most were on distros being Karmic
[00:34] <pepper_haze> how do you uncompress .gz files?
[00:34] <ignatiusdown> Endasil: Distros older than Karmic, I mean
[00:34] <Endasil> pepper_haze: .gz or .tar.gz?
[00:34] <Myrtti> pepper_haze: on commandline with gunzip
[00:34] <pepper_haze> just .gz
[00:34] <tclu> sh may install many things.
[00:35] <pepper_haze> what is the command to uninstall .gz?
[00:35] <Endasil> pepper_haze: gzip -d <file>
[00:35] <pepper_haze> thanks
[00:35] <tclu> the color can be changed.
[00:36] <tclu> free av avg for Ubuntu.
[00:36] <Myrtti> tclu: who are you talking to?
[00:37] <Typos_King> pepper_haze:  usually     -> tar -xzvf FILENAME
[00:37] <tclu> Myrtti: do you know we need antivirus or not?
[00:37] <Myrtti> !virus | tclu
[00:37] <darolu> tclu, installing and antivirus in Linux is as useful as planting a palm tree in the artic
[00:37] <CalmvsKhaos> lol
[00:38] <Flare-Laptop> !virus | darolu
[00:38] <Myrtti> tclu: in short: not if you are using your Linux as a mail server serving windows users and want to check that they don't spread anything
[00:38] <Endasil> ignatiusdown: Apparently you can install Teamspeak via packages
[00:38] <Endasil> ignatiusdown: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TeamSpeak.  apt is usually the preferred way to install something on Ubuntu
[00:38] <w3gi> hallo, sorry i know that is the wrong channel but i dont have any other idea more: $BODY =~ s/^([^\s]|[A-Za-z0-9]|\/|\+|=){76}\s.$//gm; but i dont get the empty line away
[00:39] <deminished> hi i am connected to a ubuntu vps via ssh and i am trying to set up xvnc11 with gdm but i keep geting display errors the only way i can successfully vnc in is with the -create option which is less than ideal could any one help me get vnc access runing also its complaining i didnt set a password (it never asked)
[00:40] <deminished> w3gi thats not really a clear Q
[00:41] <Nollog> deminished: I installed gnome before installing tightvnc server.
 thanks ... i use perl and try to delete all base64 encoded lines from a string
[00:41] <coop> touchpad doesnt work at all, no touchpad tab under mouse controls in 9.10, anyone?
[00:41] <ignatiusdown> Endasil: Ubuntu Software Centre and Synaptic only have TeamSpeak Client 2 for packages. TeamSpeak 3 has recently come on, and that's what I'm looking to download
[00:41] <deminished> Nollog that would work great i just need vnc access to gui could you help me through doing that ?
[00:41] <bigtom21485> when i plug in my headphones or speakers my built-in speakers dont turn off
 i delete all only a empty line stay...
[00:42] <Nollog> What is vnc access to gui?
[00:42] <deminished> w3gi i got no clue about perl not sure if this is helpfull but i bet a google for perl remove base64 would do it
[00:42] <Nollog> You want the vnc session to start a desktop session.
[00:42] <deminished> Nollog yes
[00:42] <Nollog> Let me check what I have.
[00:42] <gyyg> is there a wubi room?
[00:42] <deminished> Nollog if i didnt start one already i been trying various comands
[00:42] <deminished> *commands
[00:43] <vanishing> gyyg: nope...
[00:43] <crc32> what version of groovy is ubuntu 9.10 useing?
[00:43] <crc32> I actually get this response
[00:43] <GSF1200S> anyone know of a program that sorts the folders of your music collection for you?
[00:43] <bastid_raZor> !info groovy
[00:43] <vanishing> anyone got w3m display image?
[00:43] <crc32> Groovy Version:  JVM: 1.6.0_15 # When executing groovy -v
[00:43] <gyyg> is this an apropriate channel for a question about wubi?
[00:44] <Nollog> deminished: I have in my .vnc/xstartup:
[00:44] <Nollog> x-terminal-emulator -geometry 80x24+10+10 -ls -title "$VNCDESKTOP Desktop" &
[00:44] <Nollog> gnome-session &
[00:44] <deminished> Nollog i thought i needed that but then i have no .vnc ???
[00:44] <Nollog> Create it.
[00:45] <crc32> There is no groovy-all.jar file when I installed groovy.
[00:45] <deminished> ahh smart heh sorry i got a headache and not that great when i dont...
[00:45] <deminished> brb createing
 nice idea but i wouldnt ask if i found a tip in google or if somebody have a idea in #perl
[00:45] <Typos_King> GSF1200S:    sort them for....?   I mean, usually the app/viewer you use does the sorting part
[00:45] <deminished> w3gi k
[00:45] <FANUM> anyone know what time the beta will be available?
[00:45] <w3gi> k?
[00:45] <vanishing> FANUM: tomorrow
[00:46] <Pici> FANUM: check the topic in #ubuntu+1
[00:46] <Typos_King> !lucid | FANUM
[00:46] <CalmvsKhaos> it was pushed back a day
[00:46] <w3gi> i only know some people know regex perfect
[00:46] <FANUM> thanks
[00:46] <tclu> PrivelegdeFor a Linux binary virus to infect executables, those executables must be writable by the user activating the virus. That is not likely to be the case.
[00:46] <FANUM> sucks tho, have to wait a whole nother day :(
[00:47] <tclu> For a Linux binary virus to infect executables, those executables must be writable by the user activating the virus. That is not likely to be the case.
[00:47] <DIL> apt-get update does not update the periodic ubuntu updates via ssh. how can i install the updates via ssh
[00:47] <jinzougen> I'm looking for linux software that will let me create high-quality vector graphics, with animation, and output several formats. Flash would do the trick but it's not freeware. It doesn't have to be as sophisticated as flash, but that's the basic idea. Does anyone has suggestions?
[00:48] <SidGBF> Guys! Im building PHP 5.3 in ubuntu but it isn't generating the CGI file! I know it isn't a PHP channel, but there are tons of docs of other distros working properly :-/
[00:48] <jinzougen> I would like animated gif to be one of the formats.
[00:48] <GSF1200S> Typos_King: Sort them in terms of the filesystem. Ive got duplicate folders and songs thrown all over the place- Amarok 1.4 could do it...
[00:48] <crc32> is there a command to search for what package provides the file matching the regex ".*groovy-all.*\.jar"?
[00:49] <terry> crc32: find
[00:50] <Typos_King> w3gi:    /^([^\s]|[A-Za-z0-9]|\/|\+|=){76}\s.$   <--- maybe if you add a \n?   -> /^([^\s]|[A-Za-z0-9]|\/|\+|=){76}\s.\n/    in your regex
[00:50] <terry> crc32: Oh package?  I don't know.
[00:50] <crc32> terry: Yea assuming I have the file installed. I'm trying to figure out what package would own a file.
[00:50] <paranoid_pedlar> jimcooncat, I think inkscape is what you're looking for
[00:50] <tclu> A computer virus, like a biological virus, must have a reproduction rate that exceeds its death (eradication) rate in order to spread.
[00:52] <crc32> ubuntu has once again mangled a seemingly working package.
[00:52] <crc32> in 9.10 that is
[00:52] <terry> crc32: What package is that?
[00:52] <Typos_King> crc32:    what are you .... after?
[00:53] <terry> crc32: What problem are  you having?
[00:53] <Losha> crc32: apt-file allows you to search by file name, though the man page carefully avoids saying what the syntax of the search pattern should be, but it accepts a --regexp flag. A search like 'apt-file search groovy | egrep jar' will probably get you close enough...
[00:53] <jason> crc32, I had a customer the other day have a windows update crash the entire OS not that its any relavent other then life could be worse
[00:54] <crc32> groovy. I installed groovy via apt-get and now I'm trying to compile groovy program and normally you add the groovy-all.jar to the  Java class path
[00:54] <crc32> jason: If every one hold thier OS to that bar then all OSs are still failing.
[00:54] <Pici> tclu: Do you have a question?
[00:54] <crc32> and its not the OS its the discipline of the package maintainers.
[00:55] <Losha> DIL: apt-get update just refreshes the server list. Do you mean apt-get upGRADE ?
[00:55] <jason> crc32, then why blame ubuntu for corrupting your package
[00:55] <adindap> hi all, i'm trying to install git on my home server
[00:55] <Pici> crc32: you can use dpkg -L to list the files that an installed package provides, use grep to filter that.
[00:55] <adindap> using gitosis
[00:55] <crc32> Alot of things in ubuntu have been breaking. And packages are what make ubuntu stand out.
[00:55] <NoReflex> hello! anyone know why the beta for lynx has not been released yet?
[00:55] <Pici> crc32: alternatively, use apt-file (followed by an apt-file update after you install) to search for files in packages that you have not installed.
[00:56] <crc32> Pici: I'm working the other way around.
[00:56] <Typos_King> jinzougen:    vector drawing, Inkscape, Skencil or Xara Extreme I know that much, xara is in the repos as xaralx;    as far as the animation.. not sure on either
[00:56] <Pici> NoReflex: Testing, see the topic in #ubuntu+1
[00:56] <NoReflex> Pici, thx
[00:56] <Losha> crc32: did you see my apt-file msg above?
[00:56] <sate> Hey i'm using wine to run a java client, and I'm getting a jl ERROR, so I can't hear mp3 songs...
[00:56] <crc32> yea I'm attempting to use it now.
[00:57] <DIL> Losha, there are periodic update yea? so when i ssh in s prompt says x upadates are available, so how would i install those updates
[00:57] <Pici> crc32: I don't see a groovy-all file, but I see that groovy provides /usr/share/java/groovy.jar
[00:57] <crc32> apt-file --regex search ".*groovy-all.*\.jar"
[00:57] <paranoid_pedlar> Typos_King, what about krita?
[00:57] <crc32> returned zip. :(
[00:58] <sate> Hey i'm using wine to run a java client, and I'm getting a jl ERROR, so I can't hear mp3 songs...
[00:58] <IdleOne> sate why?
[00:58] <sate> Why what?
[00:58] <Losha> DIL: sudo apt-get upgrade should do it. Or if you're forwarding X11, you should be able to do sudo update-manager
[00:58] <adindap> followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Git
[00:58] <IdleOne> sate: why run jave in wine?
[00:58] <IdleOne> java*
[00:58] <adindap> when i cloned the gitosis-admin on the remote machine, I got this error
[00:58] <sate> I don't know how to run the run.bat in linux
[00:58] <DIL> Losha, will try
[00:58] <adindap> ERROR:gitosis.serve.main:Repository read access denied
[00:58] <CAPcap> is the xubuntu chat #xubuntu?
[00:59] <IdleOne> sate: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[00:59] <crc32> /usr/share/maven-repo/org/codehaus/groovy/groovy/debian/groovy-debian.jar <-- What do you thing this is for? Seems to be tying groovy to this platform
[00:59] <Myrtti> CAPcap: yes
[00:59] <Typos_King> paranoid_pedlar:    IIRC krita is not a package on its own, is part of Koffice, which is a bigger suite
[00:59] <CAPcap> Myrtti, thanks
[00:59] <sate> already have that installed
[00:59] <IdleOne> sate: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin
[00:59] <paranoid_pedlar> Typos_King, copy that
[01:00] <coop> touchpad all of a sudden stopped working in 9.10, thoughts?
[01:00] <sate> already done IdleOne
[01:00] <paranoid_pedlar> coop, do you have touchfreeze installed?
[01:00] <IdleOne> sate: ok where are you listening to these files from? what site?
[01:00] <sate> this is kinda hard to explain
[01:00] <sate> Its a game client, and it has a built in mp3 player
[01:00] <paranoid_pedlar> coop, were you trying to change your video configuration?
[01:01] <coop> paranoid_pedlar: dont think so
[01:01] <Losha> sate: and you're running it under wine?
[01:01] <IdleOne> sate: ahhh then #winehq will be more help
[01:01] <sate> I had to install the windows java version, to actually get the client to run
[01:01] <coop> paranoid_pedlar: wasnt doing anything intentional
[01:02] <maelztrom> update question:  Is there a way to have ubuntu *not* have jockey crash when I upgrade my kernel-image via the update manager, resulting in me having to manually regress xorg, and then once again reinstall nvidia drivers by hand?
[01:02] <CAPcap>  i have a problem where if I let the screen saver come up, or my system suspends, when it comes back nothing works properly (or even at all). also if it goes to screensaver and asks me to log back in it wont accept my password. is this a common problem? how do i fix it.   Im running xubuntu 9.10
[01:03] <sate> IdleOne:  would it be possible to run the client, in linux?
[01:03] <IdleOne> sate: don't know what the client is
[01:03] <sate> It's a java client
[01:03] <IdleOne> hard to say either way, without knowing
[01:04] <tonyyarusso> Typos_King, paranoid_pedlar: krita most certainly is its own package.  In fact, it has 6 packages.  KOffice has it as a depends.
[01:04] <IdleOne> I really don't know but I would guess so
[01:04] <Typos_King> CAPcap    I'd think is a videocard drivers issues, check for any 'Restricted' drivers for your card, you may also want to see if installing the linux-backports-modules helps too
[01:04] <DIL> Losha, thank you, that was the solution
[01:04] <sate> would a screenshot justify more IdleOne?
[01:04] <Losha> sate: so much for java being an os-independent language....
[01:04] <Losha> DIL: excellent...
[01:04] <Typos_King> tonyyarusso:  it does.... well, I've had it with koffice though
[01:04] <CAPcap> Typos_King, I have the backports-modules
[01:05] <IdleOne> sate:  won't hurt any
[01:05] <coop> issue xinput list
[01:05] <coop>  and i do not see a touchpad listed, is that normal, it just stopped working all of a sudden
[01:05] <Typos_King> CAPcap    check for any 'Restricted' drivers for your card :)
[01:06] <CAPcap> Typos_King, how do i do that?
[01:06] <sate> here you go IdleOne http://i40.tinypic.com/9qbpsi.png
[01:08] <Typos_King> CAPcap  is under the .. drivers section in ubuntu.... I think in the control panel
[01:08]  * Laibsch is looking for a tool to compare two sqlite databases
[01:08] <Laibsch> anybody aware of such a thing?
[01:08] <Laibsch> diff for sqlite?
[01:09]  * Typos_King dashes
[01:09] <paranoid_pedlar> coop, check this out ; check the log at /var/log/Xorg.0.log by opening terminal and typing "nano /var/log/Xorg.0.log"
[01:10] <IdleOne> sate: honestly don't know. I would /join #winehq and ask them about the error you are getting
[01:10] <sate> they seem to be afk IdleOne
[01:10] <IdleOne> patience :)
[01:10] <UnderSampled> Hello?
[01:10] <IdleOne> !hi | UnderSampled
[01:11] <edbian> UnderSampled, got a question?
[01:11] <paranoid_pedlar> tonyyarusso, check this out; http://dot.kde.org/2009/12/02/krita-team-seeking-sponsorship-take-krita-next-level
[01:11] <UnderSampled> IdleOne: I can't find "/boot/grub/menu.lst". what am I doing wrong?
[01:11] <paranoid_pedlar> I'm looking forward to the results. very cool.
[01:11] <Losha> UnderSampled: which os release are you running?
[01:12] <edbian> UnderSampled, ubuntu now uses grub 2 which has it's configuration files in other places.  /boot/grub/grub.cfg is the closest things to menu.lst but you don't edit it directly
[01:12] <UnderSampled> Losha: doh, I just realized that it's linux mint, but it should be close to karmic
[01:12] <Losha> UnderSampled: ask in #linuxmint, also, what edbian said...
[01:12] <IdleOne> !grub2 | UnderSampled
[01:13] <paranoid_pedlar> UnderSampled, Linux mint is compatible with Ubuntu. Just some added tools, is all.
[01:13] <coop> paranoid_pedlar: o.
[01:13] <maelztrom> ?
[01:13] <tonyyarusso> paranoid_pedlar: What about it?
[01:13] <coop> paranoid_pedlar: o
[01:13] <maelztrom> ? nvidia
[01:13] <CAPcap>  i have a problem where if I let the screen saver come up, or my system suspends, when it comes back nothing works properly (or even at all). also if it goes to screensaver and asks me to log back in it wont accept my password. is this a common problem? how do i fix it.   Im running xubuntu 9.10
[01:13] <paranoid_pedlar> I think it's an 0
[01:13] <IdleOne> paranoid_pedlar: still not supported here
[01:13] <paranoid_pedlar> IdleOne, okay
[01:13] <cheako> Hello, are there any available packages containing de-interlacers for mplayer?
[01:13] <terry> CAPcap: Sounds like you've you've lost your password.
[01:14] <paranoid_pedlar> tonyyarusso, it's going to be sweet.
[01:14] <paranoid_pedlar> tongueroo, I always love to see well planned projects like this. makes me feel all warm inside
[01:14] <CAPcap> terry, this really isnt about the password, its about nothing working, and no, i know what my password is i use it everwhere else 100 times a day
[01:14] <paranoid_pedlar> coop, what's the problem?
[01:14] <terry> CAPcap: Nothing works. Right?
[01:15] <root_> hello
[01:15] <terry> CAPcap: Sorry but we can't help you.
[01:15] <cheako> tonyyarusso: Are there any available packages containing de-interlacers for mplayer?  I can't watch Holic without one!!
[01:15] <coop> paranoid_pedlar: huge output,, not sure what im looking for
[01:15] <UnderSampled> edbian: so how do I configure which os to be the default?
[01:15] <paranoid_pedlar> coop, synaptics
[01:15] <coz_> CAPcap,  if no one can answer you here try the ##linux channel
[01:15] <Losha> cheako: not sure about mplayer. vlc has a menu where you can choose various deinterlacers...
[01:15] <edbian> UnderSampled, I don't remember in that much detail.  Ask the channel (or google it ;) )
[01:16] <coz_> CAPcap,  they generally have a broader base of knowledge concerging linux issues
[01:16] <UnderSampled> edbian: ok
[01:16] <CAPcap> coz_, thanks
[01:16] <edbian> UnderSampled, sorry, I'm not on an ubuntu machine right now ;/
[01:16] <cheako> Losha: Another bug if I cahnge players: VLC lacks full screen support... on my system anyway.
[01:16] <Ganymede> hey, does anyone know a nice and reliable script for getting the IPv4 address associated with, say, eth3, in dotted-quad notation for inclusion into other scripts? e.g. iptable rules script that needs your own IP
[01:17] <UnderSampled> edbian: thanks though. The help you gave is still appreciated
[01:17] <Ganymede> sure, i can do ip -4 -o addr show dev eth3 and parse through it or ifconfig or whatever, but it's a messy solution
[01:17] <cheako> Losha: I do have a VLC question though.  I've removed plugins that I didn't want to use... namly plugins that converted ac3 and dts to float32.  I need to use HW-spdif codecs.
[01:17] <caseys> what are some ubuntu rooms?
[01:17] <coop> paranoid_pedlar: i dont see any mention of synaptics
[01:18] <Losha> cheako: mplayer is a complex beastie. If you get no joy here, try #mplayer. Also, there are mailing lists for mplayer I think
[01:18] <coop> paranoid_pedlar: is there a "find"
[01:18] <Blake> is beta1 being released today?
[01:18] <Blake> lucid of course
[01:18] <Losha> Blake: delayed a day, someone said. Ask in #ubuntu+1
[01:18] <Blake> Losha: ok thanks
[01:19] <cheako> Losha: I know how to use mplayer, I just need it's modules to be installed... it has a number of de-interlaces (kerndeint being my fav)
[01:19] <paranoid_pedlar> coop, press ctrl X, don't save, just exit. then press up, and replace nano with gedit, and click edit from the menu, and find from the dropdown
[01:19] <caseys> is there a room for ssmtp?
[01:19] <gmito> +++
[01:19] <gmito> **** ME
[01:19] <terry> !video | cheako
[01:19] <eirann> ok i've nearly got this edimax ew7711 device installed i'm just stuck at the last bit, it's make succsessfull just 2 errorrs at make install
[01:20] <KB1JWQ> Is there a way to have Ubuntu select a random desktop picture every so often from a folder I nominate?
[01:20] <Losha> cheako: check medibuntu for mplayer codecs?
[01:20] <Losha> !medibuntu
[01:20] <paranoid_pedlar> coop, I'm going for a smoke, brb
[01:20] <root_> Why do they say it is bad to run xchat on root????
[01:20] <cheako> Losha: *Thank you so much for the link!!* Most videofiles will perfer being able to set options rather then some bogus output settings being forced on them.
[01:21] <paranoid_pedlar> root_ is that a joke?
[01:21] <paranoid_pedlar> haha
[01:21] <root_> no i have never been on here
[01:21] <root_> this is the first time
[01:21] <root_> i am running backtrack 4
[01:21] <edbian> root_, You shouldn't run anything as root unless you have to.
[01:21] <root_> and i am trying to create a new user
[01:21] <Signal360> NGEN
[01:21] <root_> why is that?
[01:21] <edbian> root_ "adduser"
[01:22] <edbian> root_, Short answer: it isn't secure
[01:22] <tclu> The reason that we have not seen a real Linux virus epidemic in the wild is simply that none of the existing Linux viruses can thrive in the hostile environment that Linux provides.
[01:22] <root_> i tried adduser but it just says "only one or two names allowed/"
[01:22] <cheako> root_: root has all kinds of access that you don't want any one else to use.  If some one did manage to use your computer over xchat all you would need to do to fix things it to make a new user.
[01:23] <root_> how do i make a new user tho?
[01:23] <edbian> root_, adduser <newUserName>
[01:23] <root_> great it is working
[01:24] <CAPcap>  i have a problem where if I let the screen saver come up, or my system suspends, when it comes back nothing works properly (or even at all). also if it goes to screensaver and asks me to log back in it wont accept my password. is this a common problem? how do i fix it.   Im running xubuntu 9.10
[01:24] <CAPcap>  this really isnt about the password, its about nothing working, and no, i know what my password is i use it everwhere else 100 times a day
[01:24]  * cheako wonders why not run xchat as nobody:nobody in a chroot?
[01:25] <maelztrom> cheako: chroot isn't really a security measure.  You get root in it, you can chroot right back out
[01:25] <Losha> cheako: you certainly could. Most people find it enough to run it as a non-privileged user...
[01:26] <cheako> maelztrom: Are there any methods to get root if there are no suid binary?
[01:27] <HowardtheDuck> hey what does -y mean
[01:27] <cheako> maelztrom: also I'm a bit confused about this chroot back out...  what's the path you'd use?  You must be talking about using some exploit that should be patched and fixed.. correct?
[01:28] <maelztrom> cheako: sgid >:D ?  Or memory access, or joanna rut's...neat...direct cpu cache poisoning
[01:28] <edbian> HowardtheDuck, Depends on the program.  Look at "man <programName>"
[01:28] <HowardtheDuck> for apt-get
[01:28] <cheako> maelztrom; Thank you, I need to keep on top of these things.
[01:29] <maelztrom> anyway cheako, if they get root in it somehow, fchdir() on a file can move working out of a chroot area
[01:29] <HowardtheDuck> sudo apt-get -y
[01:29] <HowardtheDuck> ?
[01:29] <daniskami> HowardtheDuck:   -y  Assume Yes to all queries and do not prompt
[01:29] <cheako> Would cpu cache poisoning work with ESX and other hypervisors?  Sounds like it would.
[01:29] <edbian> HowardtheDuck, Read the man page!  "man apt-get"  -y means "assume yes to any questions asked"
[01:29] <HowardtheDuck> ahh
[01:29] <HowardtheDuck> man
[01:29] <maelztrom> google chroot-break
[01:30] <edbian> HowardtheDuck, yes, "man"  as in "man apt-get" shows a manual for apt-get
[01:30] <tclu> North Korea excute thier financial minister.
[01:30] <HowardtheDuck> interasing
[01:30] <cheako> maelztrom: Ohh, vary nice... me likey.
[01:31] <maelztrom> Anyonw know... if the people tracking but 506618 (jockey/nvidia driver installation fail) would be interested in a tester ?
[01:31] <rww> ubottu: ot | tclu
[01:31] <flush> cehck out the ad i made, vote for me http://www.doritosviralocity.ca/Gallery/VideoDetails.aspx?v=499032
[01:31] <woty> Hello@all
[01:31] <rww> Flusher: please don't advertise in this channel
[01:32] <rww> Flusher: sorry, mistab
[01:32] <Nollog> She gone.
[01:32] <Losha> cheako: opinion varies about the seriousness of cache poisoning. See e.g. the comments at http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/04/22/1815226
[01:32] <NonHomogenized> I'm trying to get an ADSL connection working in ubuntu, and having little success. Can anyone help?
[01:32] <DarkSpirit> Ubuntu Server. How can you install something like Active Directory?
[01:33] <parabola> I'm running 9.10 and it won't boot, it's stuck at this message - The GNU Grub version 1.97 beta4
[01:33] <parabola> Ubuntu, linux 2.6.31-14-generic
[01:33] <parabola> Ubuntu, linux 2.6.31.14-generic (recovery mode)
[01:33] <parabola> Memory test (memtest86+)
[01:33] <parabola> Memory test (memtest86+, serial console 115200) but it won't let me select an entry or press enter, can anyone help?
[01:33] <FloodBot2> parabola: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:33] <rww> parabola: Do you know what a BIOS is and how to change settings in it?
[01:33] <tclu> I use ubuntu for life.
[01:33] <Losha> NonHomogenized: maybe. What's your hardware setup...
[01:34] <NonHomogenized> computer hardware or network hardware?
[01:34] <parabola> I can't get to my bios either, I was trying when this happened =/
[01:34] <Losha> tclu: how odd. I use it for computing...
[01:34] <tclu> no Ubuntu I may not live so good.
[01:34] <edbian> rww, I don't think he would have gotten to the grub menu if his bios hadn't already handed things over to the OS on the harddrive.
[01:34] <Losha> NonHomogenized: well, both I suppose...
[01:34] <rww> edbian: Various BIOS options, like turning off USB legacy compatibility mode, can cause that problem
[01:34] <rww> parabola: Ah, fun. I hate to be obvious, but have you tried another keyboard?
[01:35] <edbian> rww, You learn something new everyday!
[01:35] <tclu> I found it is hard to go to Windows.
[01:35] <parabola> no, but it was working fine before
[01:35] <rww> edbian: yeah, that was a long and fun debugging session that taught me that >.>
[01:35] <coop> paranoid_pedlar: searched in gedit, for "synaptics" nothng
[01:36] <rww> parabola: if you can't get to BIOS setup, it's not an Ubuntu-specific problem. Since BIOS is fairly low-level, you're looking for something on the order of "my keyboard isn't plugged in/isn't working right/etc.", rather than "Ubuntu broke it"
[01:36] <tclu> Files are always a problem.
[01:37] <tclu> People use Windows because of fearness.
[01:37] <paranoid_pedlar> coop, just a sec,
[01:37] <NonHomogenized> Losha: processor is Intel Atom 330, with 2 gigs of pc6400 ram, using some foxconn-provided mobo with an intel 945GC northbridge and a realtek 8100C ethernet port. DSL modem is a cisco 677
[01:37] <NonHomogenized> anything else you need to know about it?
[01:37] <eirann> can someone help me do this rt3070 driver i'm stuck
[01:38] <coz_> tclu,  well actually poeple use windows for 2 reasons   they dont know about linux and because windows provides applications unavailable for linux
[01:38] <Myrtti> tclu: did you have a ubuntu support question?
[01:38] <Losha> NonHomogenized: yes, how are they connected: modem <---> router <--> pc or something else? Ethernet or wireless?
[01:39] <NonHomogenized> modem -> PC. ethernet connection.
[01:39] <greezmunkey> Wierd, I joined #mysql, but recieved a message indicating that I cannot send to channel, what gives?
[01:39] <NonHomogenized> just the one computer connected to the setup
[01:39] <Losha> greezmunkey: are you registered? Some channels are now registered users only...
[01:39] <robertoh> Escriba el texto aquÌ....
[01:39] <Losha> !es | rob_p
[01:39] <tclu> I am waiting for one.....:-)
[01:39] <Losha> !es | robertoh
[01:39] <eirann> greezmunkey:  you need someone ther to give permission to speake , maby?
[01:40] <coop> paranoid_pedlar: i go to pckg mgr and says i have xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
[01:40] <greezmunkey> Losha: I'll check again, thanks for the tip - thanks eirann  :)
[01:40] <Losha> rob_p: sorry. Autocomplete embarassment...
[01:40] <cheako> Losha: I found that first, it doesn't apply to my AMD.  I'm sure there is some way with this chip to by-pass all the security... but not many ppl know about it.
[01:40] <Myrtti> tclu: while waiting, please join #ubuntu-offtopic for chat and discussions in Ubuntu spirit
[01:40] <robertoh> hello, i had downloaded ubuntu, an iso file (.iso), and i want to create a live usb , what should i do, please help me?
[01:41] <Losha> !usb | robertoh
[01:41] <tclu> OK my spirit with u guys.
[01:41] <paranoid_pedlar> coop, it's probably just an update bug. try these commands and log out of gnome, then log back in. http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-tiphow-to-removeinstall-and-reconfigure-xorg-without-reinstalling-ubuntu.html
[01:41] <blocky> anybody know how I can have two computers playing streaming audio in a synchronized fashion?
[01:42] <Dr_Willis> robertoh:  use a tool like unetbootin to make a bootable flash drive.
[01:43] <Dr_Willis> robertoh:  of some of the other tools mentioned at pendrivelinux.org
[01:43] <shazbotmcnasty> unetbootin is super easy
[01:43] <shazbotmcnasty> INSANELY easy
[01:43] <shazbotmcnasty> it's like "whoa'
[01:43] <Dr_Willis> Unetbootin needs a little work in some area however. Ive seen to many cases where it makes.. confuseing names in the default boot menus
[01:43] <Losha> blocky: I would've thought it would be almost impossible to synchronize two computers that way. Maybe the midi guys know about such stuff...
[01:44] <Dr_Willis> There are alternatives to Unetbootin out there.
[01:44] <tclu> Why is it so good  with no pay??
[01:44] <NonHomogenized> losha: basically, there was previously a windows computer connected to this connection. The windows computer had a hardware failure and was replaced by a ubuntu box. I setup the ubuntu box here, and then moved it over there. It can't connect to the DSL, and I'm not sure why.
[01:45] <eirann> Losha:  do you know why this rt3070 driver is not installing ?
[01:45] <Losha> tclu: people volunteer, and canonical makes money other ways e.g. support...
[01:45] <paranoid_pedlar> robertoh, I disagree , try this instead. very easy to use. http://www.linuxliveusb.com/
[01:46] <Dimoutlook> is anybody else having problems with flash player and ytube
[01:46] <fr3nzy> I have a WiFi setup question. Here's the case: each time I boot up I have to reload the NIC driver by the insmod command and then /etc/init.d/networking restart. I have the /etc/network/interfaces setup, it just won't run at sturtup because the driver isn't loaded yet - hence the later script for driver load and network reconfiguration. Can i somehow automate this as well, so it would setup everything at the boot time, without asking me for anyt
[01:46] <Dr_Willis> paranoid_pedlar:  that LinuxLiveUSB is handy also.. but it has some odd quirks as well. :)  it does a better job in some cases
[01:46] <paranoid_pedlar> hey Dr_Willis !! hope your day went well :)
[01:46] <Losha> NonHomogenized: you never answered my question about how they were connected. As for moving things from 'here' to 'there' that doesn't really tell me much. You need to try a bit harder to help me to help you...
[01:47] <Myrtti> fr3nzy: add the module you want to be loaded into /etc/modules?
[01:47] <Losha> eirann: never heard of it, sorry....
[01:47] <paranoid_pedlar> Dr_Willis, plus it lets you run it in virtual on windoze! fun to show off linux on your noob friends
[01:47] <NonHomogenized> Losha: I did, I guess you missed it. It's connected directly via ethernet cable from the modem to the PC
[01:47] <eirann> :(
[01:47] <Dr_Willis> paranoid_pedlar:  I just woke up. :)  So far so good. - That LinuxLive Tool is nice. but  its windows only. :( and the interface  is one of the worse ive seen :)
[01:47] <paranoid_pedlar> Dr_Willis, it looks like a gurl inspired vb yahoo booter. haha
[01:48] <fr3nzy> I'm using a rather old acx100 driver for my wifi card. It has this acx.ko file which I insmod, will copying this file over to modules work the same, Myrtti?
[01:48] <Dr_Willis> paranoid_pedlar:  yep. handy features in ways.. lacking in others.  From what i read in the forums however the only dev. has a bit of an attitude. :)
[01:48] <Losha> NonHomogenized: ah, you didn't use my nick. It's hard to spot stuff when that happens. Can you ping the modem? Most modems have a default ip address like 192.168.1.100 and will server up a web page. Does yours?
[01:48] <NewUser> how do i run files as root?
[01:48] <Dr_Willis> paranoid_pedlar:  the interface is  so tall it was impossible to use on  my netbook screen. the 'fix' the guy did was to use a 'nonstandard' idea of making the arrow keys move the app around so you can reach the buttons..
[01:49] <NonHomogenized> one second, I'll check
[01:49] <paranoid_pedlar> Dr_Willis, oh yeah? nice to me. I added a distro for her/him
[01:49] <Myrtti> fr3nzy: /etc/modules is a textfile in which you write down which kernel modules you want to be loaded at boot time. Not knowing how you are actually insmoding the module, I can't really help more
[01:49] <paranoid_pedlar> Dr_Willis, talk about a dirty hack :P
[01:49] <coop> paranoid_pedlar: i tried what u suggested, touchpad still doesnt work?
[01:49] <NewUser> Hey thanks to whoever helped me create a NewUser. I was on here a second ago as Root
[01:49] <Dr_Willis> paranoid_pedlar:  yes. The whole gui could use tabs, and a more normal look. It just looks embaressing :)
[01:49] <blocky> anyone know of some software which can synchronize audio streams, so i can have the same song playing at the same time in 2 rooms of my house
[01:50] <[Screamo]> any one know best way to do ubuntu to windows video chat?
[01:50] <NewUser> how do i run some files as "root" ????
[01:50] <Losha> blocky: I would've thought it would be almost impossible to synchronize two computers that way. Maybe the midi guys know about such stuff...
[01:50] <fr3nzy> I'll look into it, Myrtti, thanks.
[01:50] <blocky> Losha it shouldn't be too difficult to have the slower pc wait for the faster, should it?
[01:50] <Dr_Willis> paranoid_pedlar:  id also like ot see options to use grub2 in these tools. and ways to make it do booable iso files.  :) but give it time
[01:50] <blocky> [Screamo] gmail chat?
[01:50] <paranoid_pedlar> coop, If someone can tell coop how to change the timing of grub2 menu, and then coop, use the older kernal in the menu and see if it works
[01:50] <fr3nzy> NewUser, prefix your commands with 'sudo' and you will run it with root permissions.
[01:51] <[Screamo]> blocky how?
[01:51] <harisund> How do I disable this Gnome-Keyring daemon permanently? Any ideas? I dont' want it popping up to be asking to add a password every single time
[01:51] <greezmunkey> hmmm
[01:51] <paranoid_pedlar> Dr_Willis, someone already has........I just have to find the site for you.
[01:51] <fr3nzy> For example 'sudo nautilus' will run nautilus and it will let you operate on otherwise restricted files.
[01:51] <Dr_Willis> harisund:  you can set it to use a 'blank' password. so it saves your passwords.. but dosent ask for one at startup
[01:51] <blocky> [Screamo] do you have a gmail account?
[01:51] <Dr_Willis> paranoid_pedlar:  yea. Looking at the  others that site mentions in their 'voteing' list :)
[01:51] <MikeChelen> fr3nzy: gksudo should be used with gnome gui apps
[01:51] <harisund> Dr_Willis: I see.. Interesting that's good to know thanks :)
[01:51] <[Screamo]> blocky yea
[01:51] <hexdump_> Hi everyone just wanted to come in here for a sec before I call it a night.  Wanted to ask if anyone has used ubuntu 10.04 yet?  I'm sure some of you have, but I just wanted to get some feedback on it.
[01:52] <NewUser> ok so i type sudo and then the command it will run in root?
[01:52] <tclu> WHy Sound Juicer dont read my drive?
[01:52] <blocky> [Screamo] you could also try one of the MSN chat clients that supports video on linux, empathy or pidgin?
[01:52] <MikeChelen> hexdump_: visit #ubuntu+1 for more info on lucid
[01:52] <harisund> [Screamo]: What kind of video chat? Skype? Google Talk?
[01:52] <hexdump_> MikeChelen:  thanks for the info
[01:52] <fr3nzy> Well, gksudo then. :-)
[01:52] <[Screamo]> doesnt really matter harisund
[01:52] <Losha> blocky: It's harder than it sounds. First you'd have to synchronize the clocks on the two pcs, and then you'd have to have some way of letting them know at what time to play a particular packet. I don't know of any common protocol that does that offhand, though one might exist...
[01:53] <Dr_Willis> paranoid_pedlar:  this looks interesting -> http://liveusb.info/dotclear/
[01:53] <coop> paranoid_pedlar: could this really been an update issue. not sure i get the grub2 thing?
[01:53] <shazbotmcnasty> How do i install a .egg file??
[01:53] <tclu> Myrtti: Sound Juicer only read my recorder.
[01:53] <NewUser> linux is so confusing at first....
[01:53] <hazenvnn> anyone here know how to customize pidgin gtkrc file?
[01:53] <blocky> If I wanted to write something like that, what do you think the easiest way to implement it would be?
[01:53] <harisund> [Screamo]: Skype works well on Ubuntu. Empathy supports video over Google Talk, and pidgin is supposed to too, but I find that they keep crashing half the time .. though that's common with a lot of Linux applications so I have just gotten used to it, but hey atleast I am able to video chat :-)
[01:53] <Dr_Willis> shazbotmcnasty:  what is it even supposed to be? ive never seen that extension befor
[01:53] <Losha> blocky: the #ubuntu-studio people might have some ideas...
[01:53] <shazbotmcnasty> Dr_Willis, it's a python installer
[01:54] <stanley_> Hi guys, this is really a serious problem for me now, my battery life on my hp dv6449us laptop is god awful...does anyone know if there is anything I can do software-wize to increase it...with windows my battery life was way better
[01:54] <hazenvnn> I want to customize Pidgin chatbox, sender and receiver color. How can I do that?
[01:55] <caseys> what do i put in
[01:55] <caseys> Where will the mail seem to come from?
[01:55] <caseys> #rewriteDomain=
[01:55] <tclu> Myrtti: How to make Sound Juicer read my DVD-rom?
[01:55] <[Screamo]> harisund so how do i install skype?
[01:55] <Losha> blocky: I would look at rtsp and see if it has any support for synchronization...
[01:55] <caseys> on ssmtp?
[01:55] <[Screamo]> apt-get says it couldnt find it
[01:55] <hazenvnn> no one know?
[01:56] <Losha> caseys: since I get receive all my mail at gmail.com my rewriteDomain=gmail.com so that when people reply it goes to my gmail account...
[01:56] <Blackcamaro8> How do I make Ubuntu Karmic into UNR?
[01:56] <phrix> hi all... I cant share folder, it said you might not have pernission to use the network resource. The specified network name is no longer available... I'm running karmic... this is my samba.conf, http://pastebin.com/XRJJrPhS... any clue...??
[01:56] <harisund> [Screamo]: From the Skype website. They have packages for 32 and 64 bit. Get the Beta (it's for ubuntu 8.04 I think but works for all).
[01:57] <stanley_> Does anyone have any ideas on increasing laptop battery life
[01:57] <caseys> Losha: so thats were my replay email in?
[01:57] <hazenvnn> stanley, you should decrease the lcd brightness
[01:57] <[Screamo]> ah crap
[01:57] <hazenvnn> close unnecessary application so that ubuntu can run faster and less power consuming
[01:57] <Dr_Willis> stanley_:  theres also those intel 'powertop' (i think) tools that can tell whats sucking down so much power and offers tips/tweaks
[01:58] <shaullx> i installed kde and i couldnt find any wireless networks so i tried to install wicd that required me to delete network-manager and wicd doesnt work for some reason what to do?
[01:58] <hazenvnn> I want to change pidgin sender color in chatbox, need help!
[01:58] <Losha> caseys: set it, and send some email to yourself, then see what address hitting the reply button uses...
[01:58] <eirann> can no one advice me on these errors http://pastebin.com/d8pEd8ff rt3070 driver , kernel 2.6.31-14-generic
[01:58] <stanley_> ok thenks i'll try that
[01:59] <Trek> how can I move things to /dev/null so I can never get them back?
[01:59] <LetsGo67> Where is Lucid Lynx beta?
[01:59] <Trek> !lucid | LetsGo67
[01:59] <NonHomogenized> Losha: it isn't connecting to either 192.168.1.100 or 192.168.1.1, but I'm not sure what the IP for the modem should be :-/
[01:59] <caseys> Losha: what would my hostname be?
[02:00] <Trek> NonHomogenized: whats your issue?
[02:00] <Losha> NonHomogenized: so how will you configure the modem?
[02:00] <NonHomogenized> Losha: the modem should already be configured
[02:00] <shaullx> ?..
[02:01] <NonHomogenized> the connection was already set up. I'm replacing one computer with another.
[02:01] <Losha> NonHomogenized: since it's apparently not working, that seems a hasty assumption....
[02:01] <virtualman> thnx everyone all is well now
[02:01] <virtualman> great community / support :)
[02:01] <caseys> Losha: what would my hostname be?
[02:01] <hazenvnn> :(
[02:02] <hazenvnn> Someone know where is pidgin's gtkrc file located
[02:02] <Trek> Losha / NonHomogenized: what exactly is the issue that would need access to the modem/router's IP address?
[02:02] <shaullx> someone?
[02:02] <NonHomogenized> Trek: I have a DSL connection which used to have a windows computer hooked up to it. The computer failed, and I'm replacing it with a ubuntu box. The ubuntu box cannot access the DSL.
[02:02] <virtualman> what is the best way to record my desktop session for youtube etc...
[02:03] <NonHomogenized> I'm trying to fix the connection.
[02:03] <virtualman> recordmydesktop?
[02:03] <Losha> NonHomogenized: alright, let's suppose (and it's a big supposition) the modem is working. How does your ISP expect you to connect? PPPOE? DHCP?
[02:03] <shaullx> i dont have any network manager currently installed im on ubuntu 9.10 kde what to download?
[02:03] <NonHomogenized> from what I can tell, it's PPPOE. I have a username and password, and they're entered into the Ubuntu GUI DSL setup
[02:04] <NonHomogenized> the ISP, windstream, doesn't officially support linux, though, so they aren't much help in figuring out what I need to do.
[02:04] <Losha> caseys: I don't think it matters much. It only shows up in the Received: headers of the email. Try 'foobar' without the quotes...
[02:04] <paranoid_pedlar> coop?
[02:04] <NonHomogenized> er, Losha, in case you miss it, see the two lines above. Forgot to highlight it for you.
[02:05] <caseys> losha: so it would be who its from right?
[02:05] <maelztrom> nonHomogenized: is it an aciontek dsl modem by chance?
[02:05] <Losha> NonHomogenized: does the gui have a debug mode, or create some logs?
[02:05] <NonHomogenized> maelztrom: no, it's a cisco 677
[02:05] <slinkeey> Rock On!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[02:05] <NonHomogenized> losha; not that I can tell
[02:05] <slinkeey> Anyways
[02:05] <orb01> maybe you need to enter the phone number NonHomogenized? that's what I had to do to get DSL over PPPoE working years ago
[02:05] <NonHomogenized> orb01: enter it where?
[02:06] <slinkeey> Does anyone know where the files are stored when you start up a guest session?
[02:06] <santims82> I have a question about hard drive and file permissions that i am having a hard time finding the answer to.  I have a drive connected ( HFS+) and it has some files that i cannot even read. I simply want to be able to copy/paste them to a different drive.  How can i get access to these files?
[02:06] <slinkeey> Like the home folder stuff
[02:06] <orb01> NonHomogenized: let me check, probably phone/modem settings
[02:06] <Losha> caseys: well, it's the name of a machine where the mail originated. Like I said, try some simple string and see what the resulting mail message looks like...
[02:06] <Trek> Losha / NonHomogenized, have you determined if your modem/router is giving you an IP in the first place?
[02:07] <aggrav8d> hi, ubuntu.  I installed win7 on partition A, ubuntu 9.10 on partition B, then loaded win7, unhid the bootsector thing, and ran easyBCD.  I still can't dual boot.  what did i miss?
[02:07] <desnaike> tclu go into sound-juicer preferences and choose th drive if u have 2
[02:07] <NonHomogenized> Trek: No, I don't know. I'm not sure at all, tbh. I don't know the default IP for a cisco 677.
[02:07] <NonHomogenized> and searching hasn't been very helpful on the matter
[02:07] <orb01> NonHomogenized: don't worry abotu what I said, doesn't seem there is an option to enter phone numbers
[02:08] <Trek> NonHomogenized: go into a terminal.  type: ifconfig -a
[02:08] <Guest67378> Q: I started using the auto login feature in Ubuntu. When I login, the Keyring always ask's me for my password to connect to my WiFi, how can I have the Keyring service STOP asking me for my password ?
[02:08] <Trek> NonHomogenized, check whichever interface we're dealing with, see what IP it gives you.  Does the IP start with "192."?
[02:08] <zhihongye> Hieveryone
[02:08] <Trek> !hi | zhihongye
[02:08] <tcliam> i have mounted an lvm hdd in ubuntu 9.10 and i want to access the home dir of a user however it wont allow me to I get "you do not have the permissions necessary" any ideas if theres a way to put in the pw or somthing?
[02:09] <Losha> NonHomogenized: from http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps295/products_quick_start09186a00800ea7fa.html, is the wan link led solid?
[02:09] <santims82> Q: I have a question about hard drive and file permissions that i am having a hard time finding the answer to.  I have a drive connected ( HFS+) and it has some files that i cannot even read. I simply want to be able to copy/paste them to a different drive.  How can i get access to these files?
[02:09] <harisund> Does anyone have any idea how to reduce the notification time for the notification applet stuff on the top right? It stays for way toooooooo long
[02:10] <NonHomogenized> Losha: it's blinking on periodically
[02:10] <harisund> Guest67378: I have the exact same issue. Nobody seems to want to help with that. make sure your seahorse daemon is running, make sure your connections are allowed by all users and hope it works
[02:10] <virtualman> too many ppl in this channel LOL
[02:10] <zhihongye> I'm using ubuntu8.04. My graphic card is intel x4500hd. So I have to install vedio driver myself to support resulution 1600x900.
[02:10] <Guest67378> harisund Have you tried the Configuration Editor ?
[02:10] <Trek> NonHomogenized: A thought: perhaps your modem is faulty?
[02:10] <harisund> Guest67378: What do we edit there?
[02:11] <nrodine> Hello
[02:11] <virtualman> what is the easieast way to backup my ubuntu drive, i want something similar to timemachine :)
[02:11] <NonHomogenized> Trek; it's possible, I guess? It was working until the other computer failed, though
[02:11] <nrodine> Is this the place to ask for help?
[02:11] <tclu> desnaike: It only detect one DVD-Recorder.
[02:11] <harisund> virtualman: I have no idea what time machine is , but you could try rsync ..what kind of backup are you having in mind?
[02:11] <virtualman> i hear back-in-time is good?
[02:11] <zhihongye> After I have installed the driver, the resolution is ok, but the mouse does not show correctlly.
[02:11] <virtualman> mac
[02:11] <Trek> NonHomogenized: define "failed"
[02:11] <caseys> how i send mail useing the command mail?
[02:11] <Losha> NonHomogenized: the troubleshooting tips say is should be on continuously....
[02:11] <zhihongye> Does some body have any idea about it?
[02:11] <Guest67378> harisund hmmmm do you still have the same issue with seahorse ?
[02:12] <virtualman> pure full backup initial then daily incremental
[02:12] <Trek> !enter | zhihongye
[02:12] <virtualman> timemachien is mac
[02:12] <felixhandte> @caseys: you need to actually set up a mail server
[02:12] <harisund> Guest67378: I think in my machine is fixed at the moment
[02:12] <virtualman> block level backup i beleive
[02:12] <Guest67378> harisund good question... let me take a look at the Configuration Editor and try to figure it out for you
[02:12] <NonHomogenized> Trek: I'm not entirely positive. The computer would not boot sucessfully, however.
[02:12] <Modplan> Have an issue when trying to open folders from the places menu, it keeps opening totem instead of nautilus - can anyone help?
[02:12] <Losha> caseys: mailx -v -s 'this is a test' <recipient email address>   -- then press enter, write a msg, hit ctrl-d
[02:12] <NonHomogenized> it was an ancient piece of shit, so it got replaced
[02:12] <Trek> !language | NonHomogenized
[02:12] <caseys> ok
[02:13] <NonHomogenized> sorry
[02:13] <virtualman> trying out back in time
[02:13] <Trek> NonHomogenized, one comp dying shouldnt have affected the router though
[02:13] <Guest67378> harisund what is it called ? the notification thing ... do you happen to know what they call it ?
[02:13] <Trek> NonHomogenized, can you tell me what the router's model was again?
[02:13] <desnaike> tclu in nautilus preferences media tab at the bottom I uncheced the last 2  and it works did this last night
[02:13] <NonHomogenized> trek: cisco 677
[02:13] <santims82> Q: I have a question about hard drive and file permissions that i am having a hard time finding the answer to.  I have a drive connected ( HFS+) and it has some files that i cannot even read. I simply want to be able to copy/paste them to a different drive.  How can i get access to these files?
[02:14] <virtualman> anyone one of you getting paid for support? LOL
[02:14] <NonHomogenized> there's also only the one computer hooked up. Previously, it was the windows box, now it's a linux box. So unless the router died independently in the intervening time, it ought to work
[02:14] <harisund> Guest67378: I don't know. What I did was change the wireless settings to everyone being able to access it
[02:14] <jastor> santims82: youre admin? or just a user
[02:15] <caseys> when i send mail i get
[02:15] <caseys> send-mail: Cannot open stmp.charter.net:25
[02:15] <caseys> Can't send mail: sendmail process failed with error code 1
[02:15] <Losha> NonHomogenized: those are complex beasties, with lots of config options....
[02:15] <santims82> jastor, user. y?
[02:15] <jastor> santims82: chmod .. and set atleast 4 on each of the three ;) or the one you belong to
[02:15] <Losha> caseys: smtp.charter.net. Did you spell it right?
[02:15] <virtualman> i need a good icontact type of app , does evolution have contacts built in?
[02:15] <Guest67378> harisund yeah i tried that already :( didn't work...      But with your issue, what is that notification thing called you happen to know ? may same me some time trying to find it... so i can figure to configure it :)~
[02:15] <caseys> yes
[02:15] <virtualman> hoping it could sync with my ipod
[02:16] <Trek> NonHomogenized: you're sure its CISCO router?  because Linksys is CISCO's "prized routers"
[02:16] <NonHomogenized> trek; yes, it's a cisco, model 677
[02:16] <Losha> caseys: what happens if you type: telnet smtp.charter.net 25
[02:16] <jastor> santims82: so .. chmod 744 fileblabalblaa ,. full access to the owner .. all others can read
[02:16] <santims82> jastor, sorry, i am admin, my heads not screwedonright
[02:16] <harisund> Guest67378: libnotify-send is the name of the program which you can use to send notificationso
[02:17] <Guest67378> harisund cool hold on a second... i will try and figure it out quick like...
[02:17] <caseys> Losha: it seams to work i get
[02:17] <caseys> Trying 209.225.8.224...
[02:17] <caseys> Connected to smtp.charter.net.
[02:17] <caseys> Escape character is '^]'.
[02:17] <caseys> 220 imp09 smtp.charter.net ESMTP server ready 20100318 221640
[02:17] <FloodBot2> caseys: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:18] <caseys> Losha: it seams to work i get
[02:18] <Losha> caseys: check your config. The open failed from ssmtp. What does the mailhub= line say?
[02:18] <tclu> do you want me to write?
[02:19] <jastor> caseys: thats teh wrong ip ;)
[02:19] <Losha> tclu: I'd like you to be quiet for a while....
[02:19] <Trek> NonHomogenized: go to firefox, try this; http://192.168.1.1
[02:19] <Losha> jastor: are you a charter.net customer?
[02:19] <caseys> Losha: mailhub=stmp.charter.net
[02:19] <Trek> NonHomogenized, just to see if thats the access to the thing
[02:19] <jastor> nm .. accidently wrote charter.smtp.net  ..
[02:19] <jastor> instead of smtp.charter.ent
[02:20] <Losha> caseys: you spelled it wrong Simple Mail Transport Protocol SMTP...
[02:20] <caseys> Jow yea
[02:20] <santims82> jastor, i get this but no change in function: chmod: changing permissions of `/media/MacFiles/Applications': Read-only file system
[02:21] <Purpley> I want to encrypt a folder in ubuntu, but there some recipentent Ive never heard of before, this is a personal computer hes called Gary Parker, How do I add my name?
[02:21] <virtualman> very nice, interface , just wish it would snapshot entire OS so I could restore with a boot disk :) if needed similar to mac time machine
[02:21] <Losha> caseys: I asked you once already to check it. You're failing your IQ test you know...
[02:21] <jastor> santims82: ok
[02:21] <jastor> santims82: but /media/xxxxxxxx/  shouldnt you already have read access to thoose files?
[02:21] <Purpley> And what encryption method does ubuntu use, and is it crackable? Can it be exploited easily like windows's passwords?
[02:21] <Trek> !enter | caseys this is why FloodBot warned you
[02:22] <jayrock> can i aSK SOMONE A QUESTION REAL QUICK
[02:22] <Losha> !ask | jayrock
[02:22] <edbian> jayrock, That's the point of this channel!
[02:22] <caseys> Losha: ok i fixed that but now i got another problem
[02:22] <virtualman> ttyl ppl
[02:22] <jastor> santims82: if you cd /media/Macfilesblabalbal/  and type ls -la what do you get?
[02:22] <Losha> caseys: which is?
[02:22] <santims82> jastor, it says that i dont even have the permission necessary to view them when i navigate to the folder
[02:23] <jayrock> IM NEW TO BACKTRACK I JUST DOWN LOADED IT, HOW CAN I LEARN HOW TO USE ALL OF BACKTRACKS FEATURES
[02:23] <jastor> santims82: ok .. cd /media   and then ls -la
[02:23] <notlistening> Hi, any people good with make files here and the Canon capt 2.0 printer driver trying to compile under amd64 and getting make file errors
[02:23] <Losha> jayrock: 1) we don't support backtrack here 2) read the documentation is the only way...
[02:23] <caseys> Losha: should i put this lines here or in a pastebin?
[02:24] <Losha> caseys: if it's more than 2 lines, it needs to go in pastebin...
[02:24] <Guest67378> harisund still their
[02:24] <jayrock> ALRIGHT
[02:24] <youssef> too many ppl here
[02:24] <jayrock> THANX
[02:24] <jastor> santims82: you should be able to access the files when in sudo ... im just wondering what the owner is :P
[02:24] <notlistening> Oh I'm on 10.04 btw
[02:24] <youssef> 10.04...
[02:24] <Losha> wow, my ears are ringing....
[02:24] <Guest67378> harisund: still here ?
[02:25] <Purpley> And what encryption method does ubuntu use, and is it crackable? Can it be exploited easily like windows's passwords?
[02:25] <Losha> Guest67378: haven't seem him/her/it...
[02:25] <santims82> jastor, drwxrwxrwx 2 root root 4096 2010-03-07 13:11 .
[02:25] <santims82> drwxr-xr-x 6 root root 4096 2010-03-18 23:07 ..
[02:25] <notlistening> and have a canon printer driver compile problem with the supplied make file anyone able to correct it?
[02:25] <jastor> santims82: and youre root now?
[02:26] <coffeeburrito> I
[02:26] <NonHomogenized> Trek: ifconfig -a reports the IP address as 127.0.0.1 :-/. And 192.168.1.1 times out.
[02:26] <notlistening> any recommendation of a better room  to go to?
[02:26] <franl> Purpley, use GnuPG (
[02:26] <jastor> santims82: well should matter ... but youre trying to copy the files from the disk right? and not from the disk to another folder on that disk ;)
[02:26] <jastor> shouldnt*
[02:26] <caseys> Losha: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/8e6bLDMQ
[02:26] <coffeeburrito> I've read a few posts about people getting wma9dmo codec working on 64-bit by manually compiling mplayer, but is that the best/only way?
[02:26] <Trek> NonHomogenized: your router's not giving you an IP then, no wonder you're having issues.
[02:26] <NonHomogenized> Indeed!
[02:26] <Guest67378> Losha thanks
[02:26] <santims82> jastor, i havent supplied the password since i mounted the drive a few minutes ago.  Yea, what i want to do is copy files to a new 1TB drive so i can reformat this one
[02:27] <Trek> NonHomogenized: contact Cisco for support then, it seems like a hardware issue then
[02:27] <Purpley> franl, nvm Ill use truecrypt thats the only software I completely trust
[02:27] <tclu> desnaike: I guess Sound Juicer is designed for Recorders.
[02:27] <NonHomogenized> all right, thanks
[02:27] <jastor> santims82: well i find it weird :P
[02:27] <franl> Purpley, TrueCrypt and GnuPG are both Open Source and widely trusted.  TrueCrypt is probably easier to use.
[02:27] <Losha> caseys: see this: MAIL FROM:<casey@Server>. 'Server' isn't a real domain. Is that what you put for rewriteDomain ?
[02:28] <Purpley> franl, Yeah
[02:28] <caseys> Losha: no
[02:28] <tclu> desnaike: Why my recorder once made a big noice and go normal again?
[02:28] <jastor> santims82: since hwne i mount drives ;) it sets jastor root as owner ... but you got root root
[02:28] <desnaike> tclu I learned yestersday that lg cd rom simply would not work in ubuntu swapped it out and no problems
[02:28] <Guest67378> harisund
[02:28] <jastor> santims82: but just sudo -s   and do your copying stuff
[02:28] <Guest67378> harisund wake up !!!!!!
[02:28] <Guest67378> lol
[02:28] <jastor> santims82: or sudo -i
[02:29] <desnaike> tclu what drive is not seen
[02:29] <cwe_btuh> hy
[02:29] <Losha> caseys: please pastebin your current ssmtp.conf (REMOVE ANY PASSWORDS FIRST!)
[02:29] <jschoolcraft> live cd, how do I mount a partition RW so I can copy junk to it?
[02:29] <jastor> jastor root as owner/group i mean
[02:29] <al_> should usb thumb drives show up under fdisk?
[02:29] <tclu> desnaike: Its a simple CD recorder.
[02:30] <edbian> al_, yes
[02:30] <Losha> desnaike: I have at least one LG dvd writer that works flawlessly. Go figure....
[02:30] <tclu> desnaike: Liteon CD-R.
[02:30] <santims82> jastor, thanks for the help
[02:30] <al_> edbian: i have got a faulty one i was going to image with ddrescue, but its not listed in fdisk,....what else can i do?
[02:31] <jastor> al_: dmesg
[02:31] <desnaike> tclu what brand I use samsung,memorex,lg the lg did not work
[02:31] <FPF1981NEW> Hi, I am Ubuntu!
[02:31] <Losha> NonHomogenized: The thing is all-singing and all-dancing: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/modems/ps296/products_installation_guide_chapter09186a008007dd70.html
[02:31] <caseys> Losha: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/dh2sK1RP
[02:31] <al_> jastor: ok its there as sdb
[02:31] <al_> but not listed during fdisk
[02:31] <al_> i guess try imaging sdb
[02:31] <desnaike> tclu sata or ide
[02:31] <jastor> al_: but no hardware errors?
[02:31] <edbian> al_, It's worth a shot (image /dev/sdb1 though)
[02:32] <al_> why not image the whole thing?
[02:32] <Losha> caseys: apparently I lied when I said you could put what you like for hostname. Try gmail.com instead...
[02:32] <tclu> desero: IDE
[02:32] <al_> looks like part table screwed because windows says it needs to be formatted
[02:32] <Purpley> Does 64bit Os's make video encoding faster?
[02:32] <tclu> desnaike: ide
[02:32] <caseys> thats what i thought
[02:32] <jastor> al_: doesnt necessarily mean taht
[02:32] <desero> tclu: ?
[02:33] <desnaike> tclu are they set as master slave or cs
[02:33] <jastor> al_: sometimes when i connect my usb stick it sasy "do you want to format?"
[02:33] <al_> bugger, ddrescue cant open input file
[02:33] <jastor> al_: evne thought it works
[02:33] <tclu> desero: wrong
[02:33] <al_> that was with /dev/sdb
[02:33] <skates> i have problems with updates
[02:33] <al_> no better with sdb1
[02:33] <tclu> desnaike: slave
[02:33] <skates> is there anywhere in particular to look?
[02:33] <Losha> caseys: just a moment. Why is your rewriteDomain line still commented out?
[02:34] <caseys> Losha: huh?
[02:34] <al_> dmesg now shows buffer IO errors
[02:34] <caseys> ow
[02:34] <jastor> al_: ok
[02:34] <santims82> jastor, i think i might have typed something in the wrong spot. ls -la returns: drwxr-xr-x 1  501  501       31 2009-08-31 17:15 .
[02:34] <santims82> drwxr-xr-x 6 root root     4096 2010-03-18 23:07 ..
[02:34] <santims82> drwxr-xr-x 1  501  501       37 2007-06-13 23:20 Aperture Library.aplibrary
[02:34] <caseys> idk thtas how it was
[02:34] <Losha> caseys: any line beginning with # is a comment and has no effect. Remove the # from #rewriteDomain....
[02:34] <Ben64> hey i got ubuntu server, did rsync, it accidentally deleted stuff in /bin... how can i get everything to re-install or verify it's still there and working
[02:34] <Neezer> If I have been upgrading my 10.04 alpha each day until now, do I pretty much have the Beta on my computer? Or should I download the ISO and install it?
[02:35] <al_> jastor: any ideas?
[02:35] <jastor> santims82: sure it isnt teh HFS rights that sasys 501?
[02:35] <caseys> do i need rewriteDomain?
[02:35] <jastor> santims82: since teh drive is RO you couldnt have changed user/group ;)
[02:35] <Losha> caseys: not sure, but humor me and uncomment it. Once it's working, you can play with these things to your heart's content...
[02:36] <jastor> al_: yea .. taht its broken
[02:36] <desnaike> tclu I used asunder until I could figure out sound-juicer
[02:36] <deminished> hi i got a vps system and it has a website runing on port 80 via god knows what application is there some way to track down 1) what application is listening on port 80 and 2) close it
[02:36] <caseys> Losha: i'll try it
[02:36] <jastor> deminished: netstat
[02:37] <tclu> desnaike: not a big problem
[02:37] <desnaike> tclu It was swapping out th lg drive that ended up working
[02:38] <desnaike> tclu I now use both
[02:38] <Losha> Ben64: without a backup, the best you can probably do is to get the list of installed packages from /var/log/dpkg.log and reinstall them...
[02:38] <tclu> desnaike: It seems ok to me.
[02:38] <deminished> jastor how exactly would i extract the info i need from that output ?
[02:38] <santims82> jastor,  as i scroll down the list it gives me a root 501 and a root 99, this is all in /Media/MacFiles...if i go into a folder on the drive i get 501 501 across the board
[02:38] <Losha> caseys: please do...
[02:38] <tclu> desnaike: reasonable.
[02:39] <caseys> Losha: it saids now that i can't send messages to that email
[02:39] <jastor> deminished: sudo netstat -ep -l shouldve tell you
[02:39] <Losha> caseys: please pastebin the output...
[02:39] <jastor> deminished: look for *:80  or *:www
[02:39] <al_> jastor: hmmmm
[02:39] <desnaike> tclu good now take a couple days to look into sound-juicer
[02:39] <jastor> deminished: the * could also be your ip
[02:39] <jastor> deminished: but if its something that shouldnt be tehre .. i guesss *
[02:40] <r5a> im having a weird networking issue, i have a fresh install of server 8.10 like fresh (just booted it 5 mins ago). cant reach the internet (wan side at all) lan works fine, im puttyed into it. it pings to and from anything on the lan. DNS resolve is ok (doing ping on the server returns IP)
[02:40] <r5a> however nothing is getting out
[02:40] <r5a> its like theres a firewall but i dont have anything on my shitty linksys blocking it or a fw enabled in ubuntu
[02:40] <r5a> any ideas?
[02:40] <Losha> r5a: presumably a routing problem. Have you got a default gateway set?
[02:40] <tclu> desnaike: find a cd-recorder for ripping is right.
[02:40] <r5a> yes losha
[02:41] <caseys> Losha: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/ghCeRLre]
[02:41] <jastor> deminished: unlesss its ipv6 .. in which case its [::]:www
[02:41] <Purpley> Does 64bit Os's make video encoding faster?
[02:41] <harisund> Where are Empathy's configurations stored? I have deleted everything in my home directory it seems to remember my accounts?
[02:41] <caseys> Losha: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/ghCeRLre
[02:41] <r5a> i have one configured by dhcp and then i did manually in etc/network/interfaces
[02:41] <Ben64> Losha: thanks
[02:41] <Trek> Purpley: nop
[02:41] <Trek> Purpley: no*
[02:41] <r5a> sorry i have 2 NICs, one DHCP and one static
[02:41] <caseys> Losha: what i put in  Cc?
[02:41] <Losha> Ben64: good luck
[02:41] <Purpley> I thought 64 bit increases data speed?
[02:41] <rixxy> is there an official place to suggest Ubuntu Name proposals? (for 10.10)
[02:41] <Losha> caseys: cc is optional, just hit return if you don't want to cc anybody...
[02:41] <Ben64> 64bit is cool anyway
[02:42] <deminished> jastor i found it .. its apache2 is there a more sane way to kill it than kill -9 ?
[02:42] <Trek> !ot | Ben64
[02:42] <Purpley> rixxy, ITs already chosen
[02:42] <desnaike> tclu I tend to use older cd roms for ripping my burners are more expensive want them to last
[02:42] <Ben64> wow
[02:42] <Purpley> Lucid something
[02:42] <jastor> deminished: /etc/init.d/apache2 stop
[02:42] <deminished> thx
[02:42] <rixxy> lucid is 10.04
[02:42] <Purpley> Ahhh then I do not know
[02:42] <rixxy> i want 10.10 to be manic marsupial
[02:42] <Ben64> rixxy: theres usually threads on the forums, but i don't think it really decides anything
[02:42] <Trek> Purpley: Lucid Lynx is 10.04
[02:42] <Trek> !lucid
[02:42] <rixxy> so mark decides it?
[02:43] <jastor> deminished: apache in itself is no problem and one of the most common webservers there is
[02:43] <Purpley> Ahh thats the name
[02:43] <jastor> deminished: but we could do some digging on why its there if you didnt reemmeber installing it
[02:43] <Ben64> usually the adjective is kind of relating to the release
[02:43] <Ben64> dapper, hardy, lucid are the LTS ones
[02:43] <Losha> caseys: it's mostly working. Does your ISP require you to authenticate before you send mail?
[02:44] <rww> rixxy: pretty much, yes.
[02:44] <jastor> deminished: cd /etc/apache2/
[02:44] <zetheroo> What do you rekon is the best Antivirus software for Linux ... I need it to scan other people's portable media for crap ... :P
[02:44] <caseys> Losha: i don't think so for sending
[02:44] <rixxy> ben:what about when everybody wanted hardy to be hungry?
[02:44] <jastor> deminished: grep -H -r -n -i -e directory *
[02:44] <Ben64> other releases get stuff like intrepid, gutsy, and stuff
[02:44] <edbian> zetheroo, clamav
[02:44] <Ben64> rixxy: hungry doesn't make it seem very stable, hardy does
[02:44] <rixxy> lol
[02:44] <almoxarife> zetheroo: clamav
[02:44] <Losha> caseys: You need to check that with them. It's a common spam-prevention precaution...
[02:44] <rixxy> it would stil; be funny
[02:44] <jastor> deminished: if directory doesnt show anything usefull .. try documentroot
[02:44] <harisund> ANyone? Where are Empathy account details stored?
[02:45] <zetheroo> edbian: besides clamav? ... it never seems to find anything ... and I know the data is infected
[02:45] <caseys> ok
[02:45] <Ben64> i wanted 10.04 to be Lusty
[02:45] <edbian> zetheroo, I'm not aware of any others.  I'm sure some are out there.
[02:45] <Trek> harisund: nowhere, because if someone viewed it and it wasnt you, you'd be screwed over
[02:45] <Trek> !ot | Ben64
[02:45] <rixxy> ben: i wanted it to be leaping lemur
[02:45] <Losha> caseys: alternatively, if you have a gmail account, you can use them to send email...
[02:46] <harisund> Trek: what the heck? Are you serious? It should be somewhere in my home directory no?
[02:46] <desnaike> zetheroo try avast
[02:46] <zetheroo> desnaike: yeah ... I might ... I was just hoping someone had some experience with this ...
[02:46] <tclu> desnaike: I use a benq aswell
[02:47] <desnaike> tclu does it work
[02:47] <Purpley> What is mostly used when video encoding? the CPU?
[02:47] <jastor> ok :P i got a privatemessage from a moron thats not in this channel ;) that "just cd /var/www and see if it exists" and somet whining :P
[02:47] <Ben64> Purpley: yes
[02:47] <glaksmono> what is the max resolution for ubuntu?
[02:47] <glaksmono> does it support 1600 x 1200
[02:47] <glaksmono> ?
[02:47] <harisund> Trek: you got to be kidding
[02:47] <Ben64> glaksmono: if your monitor does, yet
[02:47] <Ben64> glaksmono: yet = yes
[02:47] <Purpley> glaksmono, IT supports up to 2000 I think
[02:47] <tclu> desnaike: thats the one I said not working one.
[02:47] <glaksmono> hmmm
[02:47] <glaksmono> very strange
[02:48] <glaksmono> i have it in Virtual Box
[02:48] <glaksmono> but i couldn't have it in max resolution
[02:48] <Purpley> Im running 1680x1024
[02:48] <Ben64> glaksmono: sometimes it doesn't detect the monitor resolution correctly
[02:48] <jastor> while seing if /var/www exists would be a easy way .. it wouldnt tell everything .. and the default documentroot couldve been placed somewehre else ;)
[02:48] <Trek> harisund: i'm half asleep tired, if its somewhere, its probably in a hidden folder, you checked for a .empathy folder with terminal command: ls -a -l ?
[02:48] <floyd__> anyone familiar with ubuntu on IBM Thinkpad T42?
[02:48] <r5a> thats quite odd
[02:48] <r5a> it was a routing issue
[02:48] <caseys> Losha: i could try it
[02:48] <desnaike> tclu for everything else
[02:48] <r5a> the default gateway metric was set to 100
[02:48] <edbian> glaksmono, I think that resolution is only limited by hardware.  Either your monitor or your graphics card will limit you first.  The software has no limitations outside of hardware.
[02:48] <r5a> changed it to 0 and it fixed it
[02:48] <r5a> quite odd
[02:49] <Purpley> Ben64, Whats the best type of CPU for video encoding?
[02:49] <caseys> how do i add authenticate to it?
[02:49] <desnaike> tclu did it work with asunder
[02:49] <glaksmono> what is dkms guys?
[02:49] <glaksmono> is it okay to remove it?
[02:49] <Losha> caseys: I have to check my own gmail config first :-). Please stand by...
[02:49] <Ben64> Purpley: faster is better, some codecs support multithreaded encoding, so those would benefit from more cores too
[02:49] <floyd__> caseys, add authenticate to what?
[02:49] <Trek> caseys: make sure you specify SSL or TLS being active
[02:49] <caseys> ssmtp conf
[02:50] <Purpley> Alright, its just I have a quad core and it takes quite a bit
[02:50] <caseys> i tyink its tls
[02:50] <Ben64> Purpley: what do you use to encode
[02:50] <nawk> I want to change my login theme; I have already downloaded one on themes.gnome.org
[02:50] <Ben64> Purpley: also, what codec
[02:50] <jastor> Trek: i havent seen any smtp server run tls or ssl on port 25 :P
[02:50] <nawk> What app/utility do i use to change it
[02:50] <nawk> ?
[02:50] <coz_> nawk,   on karmic it has to be changed differently than in the past so open a terminal
[02:51] <glaksmono> what id dkms?
[02:51] <Trek> jastor: then its probably a higher-umber port
[02:51] <floyd__> IBM Thinkpad T42 Laptop Issue:  The volume buttons do not control the volume...any idea's?
[02:51] <Purpley> ffmpeg, Im encoding divx
[02:51] <outybuntu> hi guys i cant get vlc to install
[02:51] <coz_> nawk,  also  you cant use any of the downloaded GDM themes any longer
[02:51] <edbian> glaksmono, "man dkms"
[02:51] <Purpley> Ben64, ffmpeg and divx
[02:51] <jastor> Trek: they probably exist :) ... but wouldnt they use any of the other common ports
[02:51] <harisund> Trek: I did a find . | grep mpathy, it appears in ~/.local/share/Empathy, ~/.gconf/apps/empathy and ~/.config/Empathy .. I deleted all those instances, yet Empathy seems to remember my accounts ><
[02:51] <Ben64> Purpley: oh, sorry, I only know mencoder
[02:52] <Trek> harisund: so sudo apt-get purge empathy
[02:52] <nawk> hey coz_, you're coz_ from ##compiz :-)
[02:52] <Trek> harisund: then reinstall
[02:52] <tclu> desnaike: not in asunder too
[02:52] <Purpley> Ben64, Thats alright its just all my patience is gone for today :) had a few problems with my code and was raging quite a bit
[02:52] <coz_> Ben64,   ffmpeg is really nice  command would be  ffmpeg -i  nameof.avi or whatever to  nameof.whatever format
[02:52] <coz_> nawk,  yes
[02:53] <tclu> desnaike: this no recorder can use normally with other kind applications.
[02:53] <nawk> coz_ right, b/c I recall having easily changing the login theme in the past
[02:53] <coz_> nawk,  right..unfortunately that has all changed and the themes available on gnome-look.org are no longer valid
[02:53] <jastor> coz_: unless downgrading gdm
[02:53] <nawk> that sucks
[02:53] <coz_> jasonb,  ah ok
[02:54] <nawk> coz_ I have gnome-terminal opened
[02:54] <desnaike> tclu do u have 2 cd drives
[02:54] <coz_> nawk,   you can change the look of the new gdm login screen
[02:54] <floyd__> Laptop config issue, anyone available?
[02:54] <tclu> desnaike: neither I meant
[02:54] <Trek> floyd__, details please
[02:54] <coz_> nawk,  if you open a terminal and paste this command    gksudo -u gdm dbus-launch gnome-appearance-properties
[02:54] <harisund> Trek: lol and the accounts are still remembered. I am going to ask in Empathy's IRC channel itself
[02:54] <Purpley> Do you think I could incorporate a simple GUI for a temp. controller I made for my shower into ubuntu easily with a wireless connection?
[02:54] <tclu> desnaike: I have two disk drives
[02:55] <coz_> nawk,   the will bring up the theme dialog as if you are going to change the system theme ...however ..it will only change the gdm theme
[02:55] <Trek> harisund: that's the BEST idea
[02:55] <Purpley> Made a simple controller out of 2 servos a temp controller some leds and a arduino board
[02:55]  * jasonb blinks
[02:55] <coz_> nawk, simply choose a theme  there  for the colours you prefer...then open system/preferenced/keyboard/accessisilbity tab and untikc show the accessibilty icon  then reboot
[02:55] <glaksmono> do you guys have idea of virtual box?
[02:56] <glaksmono> i need to remove it
[02:56] <glaksmono> apt-get remove virtualbox doesn't exist :(
[02:56] <coz_> glaksmono,  try sudo apt-get autoremove
[02:56] <desnaike> tclu open nautilus view ure drives insert audio cd if on drive disappears then it's compatibility issue
[02:56] <coz_> glaksmono,  also make sure the pacakge name is "virtualbox"
[02:56] <glaksmono> virtualbox is not installed
[02:56] <glaksmono> well
[02:56] <jastor> harisund: start empathy and look for what files it uses with lsof
[02:56] <glaksmono> the problem is i don't know the package name
[02:57] <coz_> glaksmono,  hold on
[02:57] <harisund> jastor: all right one sec
[02:57] <tclu> desnaike: one is benq read only, and later I have gotten a writer
[02:57] <tclu> desnaike: no competibility issue.
[02:58] <coz_> glaksmono,  go to system/administration/synaptic package mananger   hit  the "Search" button and type in virtual box
[02:58] <desnaike> tclu so the benq ripped prior to new purchase
[02:58] <coz_> glaksmono,  see if any packaged are installed then right click them and "Remove completely"
[02:58] <harisund> jastor: how do I do that? lsof empathy returns an error, lsof /usr/bin/empathy just lists /usr/bin/empathy
[02:58] <tclu> desnaike: no benq is not ripping.
[02:58] <zetheroo> garr .. there is no 64bit version of AVAST for linux
[02:59] <jastor> harisund: lsof -p <pid of empathy>
[02:59] <r0000t> avast?
[02:59] <r0000t> the windows/dock manager?
[02:59] <tclu> desnaike: only cd-write can rip music
[02:59] <zetheroo> r0000t: no ... AVAST the anti-virus software
[02:59] <glaksmono> multiple results
[03:00] <glaksmono> omg
[03:00] <markd25> if i don't partition space for ubuntu when i go to install it i pick option one and use the silder?
[03:00] <Losha> caseys: still there?
[03:00] <caseys> hyes
[03:01] <buDah> hey
[03:01] <Losha> caseys: configs for gmail are here: http://www.nixtutor.com/linux/send-mail-with-gmail-and-ssmtp
[03:01] <r5a> losha is there a way to edit the route, like is it stored in a file somewhere?
[03:01] <desnaike> tclu the lg I removed was the same no ripping replaced with memorex then tried samsung both ripped
[03:01] <jastor> harisund: or lsof +D /home/hairsund/  to see all files currently in use in your home dir
[03:02] <Losha> r5a: it's stored in the kernel. You can view it with netstat -an. You can add/delete routes using the route command. Wanna pastebin your netstat -an for us to look at?
[03:02] <glaksmono> coz_: i cannot find it
[03:02] <tclu> desnaike: both cd-r and cd-rom can rip??
[03:02] <desnaike> tclu yes
[03:02] <harisund> jastor: how do I paste something using pastebinit .. I could upload it there
[03:02] <coz_> glaksmono,  it should be there...how did you install this?
[03:02] <jastor> harisund: put it in a txt file and pastebinit file.txt
[03:03] <glaksmono> by running
[03:03] <caseys> Losha: should root be postmaster?
[03:03] <glaksmono> i did this
[03:03] <glaksmono> sudo bash ./VBoxLinuxAdditions-x86.run
[03:03] <nawk> coz_ "untikc show the accessibilty icon  then reboot" ?
[03:03] <coz_> nawk,  yep
[03:03] <harisund> it just returns http://pastebin.com
[03:03] <markd25> im getting this error when trying to install ubuntu
[03:03] <coz_> glaksmono,  then I am not sure   I really have never used virtual box
[03:03] <coz_> glaksmono,  I am sure someone here could answer that one better than I
[03:04] <r5a> sure
[03:04] <jastor> harisund: i just tried .. i got a working link
[03:04] <markd25> the installer encounter an error copying files to the hard disk
[03:04] <harisund> http://pastebin.com/s2ypEJJN is my link anyway for the lsof command
[03:04] <markd25> error 5 input output
[03:04] <nawk> I can't find it.  ATM, the only checkbox ticked is the "Accessibility features can be togggled with keyboard shortcuts"
[03:04] <desnaike> tclu when I rip audio cd's it's usually a lot 10-20 at a time I use cd roms to save my burnes lifetime
[03:04] <Losha> caseys: I like all root mail sent to me? There's no-one else to read them anyway. My config uses: root=losha@gmail.com
[03:05] <caseys> ok]
[03:05] <markd25> what is the issue?
[03:05] <tclu> desnaike: cd-rom is faster??
[03:05] <Losha> desnaike: burners cost, like, $20 from newegg on sale. I have stacks of them...
[03:06] <r0000t> anyone have a good site for hosting scripts?
[03:06] <r5a> Losha: http://pastebin.com/TKz4zNiw on getting the last 3 entries it took about 5 seconds
[03:06] <glaksmono> i'm wondering on what does it mean from the command bash
[03:06] <r5a> im trying to remove the 100 metric ones
[03:06] <r5a> or well change them to 0
[03:06] <r5a> and rmeove the 100 one i added
[03:06] <jastor> harisund: .mission-control
[03:06] <r5a> err the 0 one i added
[03:06] <desnaike> tclu well I get my cd roms from client comps I repair or upgrade
[03:06] <jastor> harisund: they claim
[03:07] <tclu> desnaike: usually 5 or 6x it goes.
[03:07] <harisund> Where did you get that? but cool anyway I will check it out thank you
[03:07] <desnaike> tclu yes
[03:07] <jastor> harisund: not in the text :P i searched on google
[03:07] <harisund> ah ok thank you :)
[03:07] <desnaike> tclu slow is good no bad rips
[03:08] <Losha> r5a: oh, you have *two* nics. I don't think they can *both* be defaults. Where would the system know to send packets? Are they both on the same network? That would be odd...
[03:08] <r5a> yea i have two NICs
[03:08] <r5a> they are on the same network
[03:08] <magn3ts> Oh sweet! My mouse pointer is reverting again! I love it! Totally my favorite feature of ubuntu/gnome/x11!!!!
[03:08] <Losha> r5a: for redundancy?
[03:08] <r5a> one is intergrated into the mobo and one is just some random NIC i threw in there
[03:08] <markd25> any answers?
[03:08] <markd25> i cannot install ubuntu
[03:08] <jastor> magn3ts: horiz or vert? or both? :)
[03:08] <r5a> not really i was trying to figure out if it was my mobo or somthing else that was weirdc
[03:09] <r5a> im probabaly going to get rid of eth1 anyway
[03:09] <markd25> get error 5 canot read disk input output error?
[03:09] <Losha> r5a: unplug eth1 and reboot...
[03:09] <magn3ts> jastor, ?
[03:09] <jastor> markd25: does it go right when you move left (or vice verse) .. or up when you go down?
[03:09] <markd25> huh?
[03:09] <jastor> markd25: or is it inverted both horizontally and vertically?
[03:10] <markd25> what jastur?
[03:10] <harisund> jastor: Thanks .. apparently I have to use mc-tool to modify them
[03:10] <markd25> what r u talking about
[03:10] <jastor> oh .
[03:10] <jastor> mt
[03:10] <jastor> it was to magn3ts
[03:10] <karma> i messed up and tried to do a live install of moblin on a usb drive. now i cannot get ubuntu to see the usb in order to format it.. any ideas?
[03:10] <magn3ts> jastor, I meant the mouse pointer icon. I have to install the cursor and select it at the same time, otherwise I can't select it. Then after about 2 hours of using it, my various icons revert back to the ubuntu/gnome default and I have to go into ~/,icons, delete the folder and then restart the process
[03:10] <caseys> Losha: i changed hostname to a email and now it saids its not vaild
[03:11] <coz_> nawk,  did that work?
[03:11] <jastor> magn3ts: ok .. thought you had gotten like a friend did acouple of times ;) like "invert mouselook" in fps games .P
[03:11] <arakthor> markd25 did you run a disck check on your install disk?
[03:11] <markd25> ya its fine
[03:11] <Losha> caseys: that only works if your rewriteDomain is empty. Is it?
[03:11] <tclu> desnaike: so benq cdrom is good for Rhythmbox, full cd rip
[03:11] <markd25> ive erased the disk and reburned many times
[03:12] <caseys> no'
[03:12] <karma> i have a sandisk 8gb flash drive. i cannot get ubuntu to recognize it.
[03:12] <desnaike> tclu did u try that's the only way to know but it did not work for me
[03:12] <Losha> karma: first thing I'd try is to remove the usb drive, power cycle it, reboot the machine, then plug it back in...
[03:12] <karma> i did that
[03:13] <harisund> Any idea why pastebinit doesn't give me a unique URL but just http://pastebinit.com ?
[03:13] <tclu> desnaike: Sound Juicer tend to pick the slower one?
[03:13] <caseys> no it is
[03:13] <caseys> and the same thing
[03:13] <terry> karma: tail -f /var/log/messages  #Plug it in and watch
[03:13] <desnaike> tclu the only app that worked for me was banshee
[03:13] <Losha> caseys: then change it to rewriteDomain=gmail.com and retry...
[03:14] <caseys> well i was trying it with my isp
[03:14] <terry> karma: sudo tail -f /var/log/messages  #Plug it in and watch
[03:14] <acovrig> can I have a 9.4 sync files w/ an sftp automatically on log off?
[03:14] <Jeruvy> !pastebin | harisund
[03:14] <tclu> desnaike: i am use the theory to find out what is going on
[03:14] <desnaike> tclu but swapped the drive out and all my audio apps now work
[03:14] <karma> ok
[03:14] <ravibn> I need help with my webcam on Ubunto 9.10
[03:14] <Losha> caseys: make copies of your isp config in a different directory so you can come back to them later after you've talked to your isp...
[03:14] <nhorning2> I'm having trouble syncing tomboy on Ubuntuone
[03:14] <terry> ravibn: What webcam do you have?
[03:15] <jastor> caseys: changed domain to email?
[03:15] <harisund> Jeruvy: I already saw that. That's how I even knew about what pastebinit is and what it does anyway
[03:15] <coz_> ravibn,  I cant help with that one.. my web cam doesnt work on 9.10 but works well on 10.04  go figure :)
[03:15] <jastor> hostname*
[03:15] <jastor> sorry
[03:15] <acovrig> can I have a 9.4 sync files w/ an sftp automatically on log off?
[03:15] <ravibn> terry : frontech JIL 2214 . It is working fine with gstreamer-properties
[03:15] <Losha> jastor: we're trying to configure ssmtp to work with gmail...
[03:15] <tclu> desnaike: u mean change the master and slave??
[03:15] <desnaike> tclu my search in google nothing I tried worked one post I read said some drives don't work completely
[03:15] <jastor> Losha: but gmail got their own smtp¨
[03:15] <terry> ravibn: lsusb  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras
[03:15] <karma> ok.. here is what i get back : http://pastebin.com/QKnfwSNm
[03:15] <lhorning> test..
[03:15] <KB1JWQ> Is there a gnome applet (not sure what they're called) that shows realtime CPU load, bandwidth utilization, etc?
[03:16] <desnaike> tclu no
[03:16] <ravibn> terry : under skype it does not showup
[03:16] <arakthor> markd25 sry for slow... did you check your download img for errors H(with provided md5)
[03:16] <harisund> KB1JWQ: I think it's just gnome-system-monitor applet
[03:16] <terry> ravibn: See: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras
[03:16] <Losha> jastor: yes, as long as you have an account with them, you can do this: http://www.nixtutor.com/linux/send-mail-with-gmail-and-ssmtp/
[03:16] <hav0k> Losha: new route upon reboot with 2nd NIC removed: http://pastebin.com/9ngGqmA3 problem is that my internet gw metric is 100
[03:16] <hav0k> it should be 0
[03:16] <karma> it worked fine until i tried to load moblin on it... i just want to format it and start over..lol
[03:17] <terry> karma: sudo fdisk -l
[03:17] <caseys> Losha: saids Can't send mail: sendmail process failed: now
[03:17] <desnaike> tclu how old or new is the benq
[03:17] <caseys> how do i reload ssmtp?
[03:17] <nhorning2> test...
[03:17] <jastor> Losha: what error?
[03:17] <Losha> caseys: add AuthMethod=LOGIN as the last line...
[03:18] <hav0k> god my wireless is bad
[03:18] <KB1JWQ> harisund: BRILLIANT!  THanks!
[03:18] <terry> hav0k: What iw wrong?
[03:18] <jastor> caseys: whats the error you get?
[03:18] <terry> hav0k: What is wrong?
[03:18] <hav0k> need help using routes
[03:18] <Losha> r5a: is the default route via router1.r5a.org correct, apart from the metric. I don't think the metric will matter, since there's no other competing route off the box...
[03:18] <hav0k> route command
[03:18] <hav0k> yeah
[03:18] <hav0k> thats my main router hostname
[03:18] <harisund> http://pastebin.com/uRScryyS <--- Can someone tell me why this is happening please ??
[03:18] <fr3nzy> I'm having trouble with autoloading a driver module at startup. I'm trying to setup my acx100 wifi driver to load automatically and since I'm new to this, I'm having a hard time.
[03:18] <tclu> desnaike: 3yrs prox
[03:19] <hav0k> all my traffic goes through that
[03:19] <nhorning2> test..
[03:19] <FloodBot2> hav0k: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:19] <hav0k> its my linksys box
[03:19] <terry> hav0k: route add default gw 192.168.1.1
[03:19] <desnaike> tclu when I installed sound-juicer from terminal it said I needed gstreamer0.10 ugly
[03:19] <Losha> caseys: no reload needed, just change the config and retry the mailx thing...
[03:19] <ravibn> terry : frontech is not in the list But it works with gstream-properties It needs some kind of small fix for this to work under skype
[03:19] <terry> hav0k: route -n
[03:19] <karma> ok this is what i have now: http://pastebin.com/pYXzcTEt
[03:19] <caseys> what does rewriteDomain do
[03:19] <desnaike> tclu the lg I removed was 5
[03:19] <Losha> hav0k: so can you now ping your linksys box?
[03:20] <hav0k> yea
[03:20] <terry> ravibn: Sorry, I don't know anything about frontech devices.  You might surch the forms.
[03:20] <hav0k> doing this route add default gw 192.168.1.1
[03:20] <tclu> desnaike: so u can find it in Ubuntu software center
[03:20] <hav0k> gives me my internet
[03:20] <fr3nzy> Since I'm using insmod <file with the compiled driver> command each time I boot, how can I make it work automatically? I'm not sure what should I put into /etc/modules - if anything.
[03:20] <fr3nzy> Anyone able to help?
[03:20] <hav0k> i think it might have been that the route before was using a fqdn rather than an ip
[03:20] <desnaike> tclu probably but I like synaptic
[03:20] <hav0k> and i guess the lookup failed for the fqdn
[03:20] <karma> 1         754      772096   17  Hidden HPFS/NTFS
[03:21] <Losha> hav0k: isn't router1.r5a.org at 192.168.1.1 ?
[03:21] <hiexpo> !help
[03:21] <hav0k> yes
[03:21] <tclu> application > ubuntu software center.
[03:21] <terry> hav0k: May be a configuration error on the router.
[03:21] <karma> i guess the usb is toast.. i cannot get ubuntu or windows to read it
[03:21] <hav0k> ill have to take a look out of like 6 computers the ubuntu server was the only one having trouble
[03:21] <Losha> hav0k: then you already had a default route via 192.168.1.1. It should've worked before the last route command...
[03:21] <terry> karma: sudo fdisk -l
[03:22] <karma> i did that
[03:22] <karma> http://pastebin.com/pYXzcTEt
[03:22] <desnaike> tclu I have used ubuntu for 5 yrs I usually install gstreamer bad,ugly
[03:22] <caseys> Losha: i changed things back to what they were
[03:22] <Losha> caseys: does it work yet?
[03:22] <caseys> no
[03:22] <tclu> desnaike: chinese said a rabbit can have many homes
[03:22] <jastor> Losha, caseys: mailx? ... why install an mta .. that relays to gmail .. instead of connecting to gmail directly?
[03:22] <nrodine> Hey
[03:22] <desnaike> tclu so can men
[03:22] <nrodine> Thank you so much, it works!
[03:22] <ravibn> terry : when I type gstream-properties and change the video settings the webcam comes alive. When I see this live this switches on the LEDs on the webcam. How can I switch off or stop the gstreamer ?
[03:23] <nrodine> shoot, wrong room lol
[03:23] <hav0k> terry: since i added that command will the route add stay after reboot?
[03:23] <tclu> desnaike: no, u dont mention this
[03:23] <Losha> jastor: because programs which send mail e.g. cron need a sendmail compatible mta...
[03:23] <terry> karma: Is it 8G?
[03:23] <caseys> its so a scipt will send a email
[03:23] <karma> yes
[03:23] <Losha> caseys: please pastebin your ssmtp.conf and revaliases file (REMOVE PASSWORDS FIRST!)
[03:23] <tclu> desnaike: so can softwares can
[03:24] <karma> 8gb sandisk u3
[03:24] <terry> karma: There it is:  "Disk /dev/sdg: 8036 MB"
[03:24] <desnaike> tclu i already had the gstreamer file installed when it was'nt working u may not
[03:24] <jastor> Losha: so tell it to use ssmtp instead of sendmail?
[03:24] <Losha> jastor: ssmtp is a drop-in compatible replacement for sendmail...
[03:24] <terry> karma: If you want to reformat it, go ahead, it is in fact being recognized.
[03:25] <jastor> Losha: so where does mailx come into the picture :P
[03:25] <tclu> desnaike: u may reinstall it using sotware center
[03:25] <desnaike> tclu yes
[03:25] <karma> what is the command prompt to format it? gparted won't recognize it.. its like its hidden
[03:25] <hav0k> rebooting we'll see what happens
[03:25] <Losha> jastor: mailx is a mail client, meant to be used by humans: it kinda goes human -> mailx -> sendmail -> recipient
[03:26] <terry> karma: It has one single partition, /dev/sdg1 that you can re-format if you want.
[03:26] <desnaike> tclu did u try the nautilus trick I told u about
[03:26] <jastor> Losha: ah .. sorry .. thought mailx was like exim
[03:26] <ravibn> How to stop gstreamer ?
[03:26] <terry> karma: sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/sdg1
[03:27] <hav0k> argh
[03:27] <hav0k> upon reboot the route that terry gave me is gone
[03:28] <hav0k> now anything outside my lan dosnt work
[03:28] <hav0k> so weird
[03:28] <fr3nzy> I'm having trouble loading a module on boot-up, I'm not sure how to do it. I'm basically running an old acx100 driver, which I load manually each time I start-up with the command line (insmod acx.ko - acx.ko is the compiled driver). After loading this manually I have to restart the network (/etc/init.d/networking restart). I could write a script and make it do the same thing, but I haven't been able to write this successfully either, since it requ
[03:28] <caseys> Losha: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/xE5BhWVJ
[03:28] <terry> hav0k: Is the interface set to dhcp ?
[03:28] <hav0k> yes
[03:28] <hav0k> err
[03:28] <hav0k> no
[03:28] <hav0k> sorry
[03:28] <hav0k> its static
[03:28] <FloodBot2> hav0k: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:28] <terry> hav0k: And do you have a dhcp server running on your network?
[03:29] <hav0k> yes of course, its a simple home network with a linksys router
[03:29] <Losha> caseys: you have the same commented out line for the #rewriteDomain=reddragonhouse@charter.net
[03:29] <hav0k> but i manually did the ip in /etc/network/interfaces
[03:29] <ravibn> How to stop gstreamer ????
[03:29] <terry> hav0k: If it is set to static you need to also specify a gateway address too.
[03:30] <hav0k> did
[03:30] <jastor> Losha: .... you use a mailclient that cant send emails in itself so it has to rely on a another program ... to send to gmail .. but gives a totaly different email? :)
[03:30] <hav0k> here
[03:30] <hav0k> let me make a new pastebin
[03:30] <hav0k> with everything
[03:30] <caseys> Losha: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/DM4yFn6i
[03:31] <jastor> caseys: Losha: mayby someone say what result youre after
[03:31] <tclu> How r u
[03:31] <Losha> jastor: please be patient, we're trying to get a working config...
[03:32] <caseys> right now i where it says i can't send to that email
[03:32] <terry> hav0k: gateway 192.168.1.1   #Line to add to /etc/network/interfaces
[03:33] <hav0k> terry, Losha: http://pastebin.com/DDY6zJBS
[03:33] <Losha> caseys: please see my revaliases. You do need them for it to work: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/XubZW3xR
[03:33] <jastor> caseys: charter.net is your domain? ... and you you use google apps i assume?
[03:33] <caseys> no]
[03:33] <Losha> hav0k: looks ok, does it work...
[03:34] <tclu> desnaike: I wait a long time, no response.
[03:34] <hav0k> no
[03:34] <hav0k> cant ping www.google
[03:34] <hav0k> can ping all lan devices
[03:34] <FloodBot2> hav0k: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:34] <desnaike> tclu waited for whay exactly
[03:34] <caseys> should i change it to those revaliases?
[03:35] <jastor> caseys: so you got an ordinary gmail account
[03:35] <tclu> desnaike: about authority??
[03:35] <caseys> no
[03:35] <jastor> caseys: ok?
[03:35] <Losha> caseys: yes, but change it so it's your addresses, not mine :-)
[03:35] <jastor> caseys: then i ask again :) what result are you after :)
[03:35] <harisund> http://pastebin.com/uRScryyS <--- Can someone tell me why this is happening please ??
[03:36] <melina> hola
[03:36] <desnaike> tclu you tried to find the file in software center
[03:36] <jastor> caseys: if you dont got an gmail account or google apps .. why are you trying to connect to googles smtp servers :P
[03:36] <caseys> i'm not
[03:37] <void_pointer> harisund you mean why "ls" lists the contents of a directory?
[03:37] <terry> hav0k: #auto eth0
[03:37] <terry> hav0k: auto eth0  #Either comment out the line or delete it
[03:37] <jastor> caseys Losha: then what was up with all thoose gmail.com talk?
[03:38] <harisund> void_pointer: no, pastebinit doesn't give me a URL
[03:38] <tclu> desnaike: yes, I see it, codecs inside, I've installed
[03:38] <fr3nzy> I need help with autobooting a module, here are more details -> http://pastebin.com/q8Li3ihw. I'd appreciate a helping hand.
[03:38] <hav0k> done
[03:39] <link_jam182> hola necesito algo de ayuda
[03:39] <terry> hav0k: That should do it.
[03:40] <hav0k> after doing that terry sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart hangs at reconfiguring network interfaces..
[03:40] <Losha> jastor: you can relay mail via your isp or via gmail. Relaying via his isp didnt' work (authentication problems) so we were trying the gmail option...
[03:40] <hav0k> all i need to do guys to get this working
[03:41] <hav0k> is switch that metric from 100
[03:41] <hav0k> to 0
[03:41] <hav0k> and have it stay 0 after rebooting
[03:41] <jastor> Losha: ok
[03:41] <void_pointer> harisund ok. I don't use pastebinit myself but maybe I'll apt-get it ...
[03:41] <terry> hav0k: Is there an IP conflict?  (Could it be that 192.168.1.20 is being used by another machine?)
[03:41] <hav0k> nope
[03:41] <hav0k> dhcp is set to give from .100
[03:41] <hav0k> and theres only like 6 computers
[03:41] <hav0k> this is the only one with a static
[03:42] <link_jam182> i need help, well im from mexico, because my english is verry bad, but i cant unistall virtualbox ose, we can me?
[03:42] <hav0k> i have to readd that line
[03:42] <disismt_> hi wasn't ubuntu 10.04 Beta 1 supposed to come out yesterday?
[03:42] <hav0k> my network now is compteley toast
[03:42] <hav0k> i had to login with the terminal, says network is unreachable
[03:42] <jastor> Losha: "relay mail" ... i assume you mean connect to his isps smtp server ... or connect to gmails smtp server ... when you say relay email :P it sounds like spam
[03:42] <terry> hav0k: http://pastebin.com/B67f0SPL
[03:42] <HowDoI> disismt_, Beta 1 was delayed until March 19th
[03:42] <link_jam182> my ubuntu is karmik koala
[03:42] <ranjan> hello to  body .. good morning I am having an question related to Lan network .. Well I am having an internet connection that is being provided by an ADSL router .. but I don't have those stuff at my place .. well I am being provided with private set of values for ip address ,subnet mask, gateway  and so on .. but I am founding an special entry as broadcast address :: that was not being provided by my service provider .. so can any body can help me on this w
[03:42] <caseys> losha: this what i get http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/DM4yFn6i
[03:42] <ranjan> hat is this broadcast address with .. any help would be of great help ... Thanks in advance .. :)
[03:42] <disismt_> HowDoI: that's today?
[03:43] <Losha> jastor: that's what I mean. I believe 'relaying mail' is the correct term for what these servers do...
[03:43] <HowDoI> disismt_, Today is March 18th.  Try again tomorrow.
[03:43] <terry> hav0k: check to see if 192.168.1.20 is is being used by another device.  ping 192.168.1.20
[03:43] <disismt_> :)
[03:43] <link_jam182> its thursday
[03:43] <jastor> Losha: since gmail uses tls/ssl .. im just gonna ask, he has gnutls installed right?=
[03:43] <jastor> Losha: or openssl
[03:43] <hav0k> its not
[03:43] <unop> ranjan, what is the ip address and subnet mask?
[03:43] <caseys> gnutls?
[03:43] <Losha> jastor: we'll find out soon I guess...
[03:44] <CoCo_Kid594> After years of gentoo I thought I would give ubunto a try.. I'm liking it... the problemn is I have a proliant server. I'm trying to get a 1280x768 resolution it has a ati rage xl video car.. is there a easyway to fix it?
[03:44] <caseys> losha: this what i get http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/DM4yFn6i
[03:44] <harisund> void_pointer: it says pastebinit <filename> should give me a unique URL but I am not receiving any
[03:44] <terry> hav0k: route -n  #See what the default route is set to    ifconfig  #See what IP it is using
[03:44] <Losha> caseys: your revaliases looks empty. That's not right. I thought you were going to copy mine and edit it...
[03:44] <caseys> i did
[03:44] <hav0k> ifconfig is using the static (192.168.1.20)
[03:44] <ranjan> unop : my private ip add :10.10.249.38 and subnet mask 255.255.255.192
[03:45] <link_jam182> hay alguien que sepa español en este irc?
[03:45] <Losha> caseys: the revaliases you pasted is empty...
[03:45] <Losha> !es | link_jam182
[03:45] <CoCo_Kid594> is there a better video card driver for ATI Rage.. that could fix the screen resolution?
[03:45] <caseys> worng thing
[03:45] <terry> hav0k: ping 192.168.1.1    #Can you ping the router?
[03:45] <hav0k> yes
[03:46] <fr3nzy> CoCo_Kid594, what exactly is the problem, drivers or just setting a constant resolution?
[03:46] <hiexpo> netdiscover -i wlan0
[03:46] <terry> hav0k: Then you are connected.
[03:46] <hav0k> no
[03:46] <hav0k> im not
[03:46] <Losha> caseys: your typing's getting worse. Are you tired. Do you need a break?
[03:46] <link_jam182> gracias ubottu
[03:46] <hav0k> pinging www.google.com dosnt work
[03:46] <terry> hav0k: ping 192.168.1.1    #Can you ping the router?
[03:46] <unop> ranjan, your broadcast address is then 10.10.249.63
[03:46] <hav0k> my issue is i cant reach the WAN
[03:46] <isolat3sh33p> hello, I have a problem to mount my flash drive. It's formatted as fat32 and I got this error while trying to mount it --> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error. In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail  or so
[03:46] <caseys> losha: this what i get http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/tWkYkz6N
[03:46] <hav0k> becuse this metric is set to 100
[03:46] <jastor> Losha: revaliases?
[03:46] <terry> hav0k: Edit /etc/resolv.conf and add line:  nameserver 192.168.1.1   #As first line.
[03:46] <fr3nzy> CoCo_Kid594 you're using the default drivers or have you tried downloading the official ones? I'm no expert with ATI though.
[03:46] <CoCo_Kid594> with display the best I can get is 800x600
[03:46] <hav0k> its already there
[03:46] <Losha> jastor: one of the two configuration files for ssmtp...
[03:46] <ranjan> unop :: yes .. but what is this ?? values
[03:47] <hav0k> nameserver 192.168.1.1 is there
[03:47] <jastor> Losha: thought you only needed ssmtp.coonf
[03:47] <hav0k> just checked it
[03:47] <terry> hav0k: You are connected to your network, (but just not resolving domain names, because you have failed to specify a valid nameserver to use)
[03:47] <Losha> jastor: you thought wrong. There are 2 files needed for a full ssmtp config...
[03:47] <CoCo_Kid594> it's a very old proliant balde server with a ATI Rage XL graphics.
[03:47] <CoCo_Kid594> the default one
[03:47] <Losha> caseys: wrong config, that's your charter config...
[03:47] <unop> ranjan, the broadcast address??  is the address on which every host on the network listens to.
[03:47] <hav0k> --- 208.67.222.222 ping statistics ---
[03:47] <hav0k> 3 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 2015ms
[03:48] <caseys> yea
[03:48] <hav0k> --- 192.168.1.1 ping statistics ---
[03:48] <hav0k> 1 packets transmitted, 1 received, 0% packet loss, time 0ms
[03:48] <terry> hav0k: pastebinit /etc/resolv.conf
[03:48] <fr3nzy> Try downloading official drivers and installing them http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx
[03:48] <hav0k> k
[03:48] <PyroPhelia> whats would be the optimum chunk size for a 5 disk raid0?
[03:48] <jastor> Losha: ok .. skip revaliases in the first place and just say that im whatever@gmail.com  in the first place
[03:48] <terry> hav0k: Do you have the dhcp server turned off on the router?
[03:48] <hav0k> no
[03:48] <PyroPhelia> s/whats/what
[03:48] <Losha> caseys: put the charter configs in a separate directory or you'll just get confused..
[03:48] <ranjan> unop :: thanks ...for giving me answer
[03:48] <terry> hav0k: Do you have the name server turned off on the router?
[03:48] <hav0k> nope
[03:49] <Losha> jastor: would you like to take over and advise caseys? I'm getting tired...
[03:49] <terry> hav0k: Do you have the name server turned off on the router?
[03:49] <hav0k> its on
[03:49] <hav0k> here
[03:49] <erpo> Pyro what are you using it for?
[03:49] <hav0k> let me pastebin somthing
[03:49] <caseys> i'm going to go i'll try again later
[03:49] <terry> hav0k: pastebinit /etc/resolv.conf
[03:49] <Losha> caseys: ok, you're sooo close...
[03:49] <ipauldev> terry, if hav0k can not ping 208.67.222.222, then DNS probably won't work anyway... they need to resolve connectivity first.
[03:50] <fr3nzy> Unless those are no longer downloadable, I haven't checked it, CoCo_Kid594. It'd try to search around for archived version in the worst case.
[03:50] <harisund> terry: when I do pastebinit <filename> it only shows http://pastebinit.com .. it doesn't give me a unique URL .. what's wrong?
[03:50] <jastor> Losha: revaliases why use an alias when gmail will only accept an @gmail.com or an google apps domain anyway?
[03:50] <Losha> wow, it's like pulling teeth again tonight...
[03:50] <plauclair> hi, I'm trying out ubuntu netbook and I'm wondering if there is any way to activate effects ?
[03:50] <ipauldev> hav0k: check the router is getting an IP on the WAN. if so, a "tracepath""/traceroute will help troubleshoot
[03:50] <CoCo_Kid594> http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx okay thanks
[03:50] <akav> Anyone know a decent password manager (similar to 1Password in Mac OS X)?
[03:51] <cfedde> akav: keypass?
[03:51] <ipauldev> CoCo_Kid594: KeePass
[03:51] <terry> harisund: No internet connection?
[03:51] <KB1JWQ> plauclair: Heh, the graphics on those tend to be... not strong. :-)
[03:51] <ipauldev> sorry, meant that for akac
[03:51] <Losha> jastor: because revaliases allows you to select smtp server by username...
[03:51] <PyroPhelia> hmm anybody here have any experience with raid0 chunk benchmarks?
[03:51] <ipauldev> akav
[03:51] <unop> akav, keepass/keepassx
[03:51] <harisund> terry: I am on the same machine as this IRC client :P
[03:51] <terry> ipauldev: What is 208.67.222.222
[03:51] <terry> ?
[03:52] <plauclair> KB1JWQ: just want to try it.. after all kde netbook works very well
[03:52] <Losha> akav: I use pwsafe...
[03:52] <jastor> Losha: and ... each user cant set up their own exim?
[03:52] <jastor> woops mailx
[03:52] <ipauldev> terry, I dunno... some public IP... 209.85.225.105 is a google IP, they could use that
[03:52] <jastor> Losha: anyway .. instead of me just guessing .. WHAT is the result hes after :P
[03:52] <akav> thanks guys, I'll look into keepass. Heard of that before now that you mention it.
[03:52] <erpo> Pyrophelia what do you want to do with it?
[03:52] <plauclair> KB1JWQ: is it completely deactivated or is it just some missing deps ?
[03:52] <unop> terry,  dig +short -x 208.67.222.222    resolver1.opendns.com.
[03:52] <KB1JWQ> plauclair: Missing a dep.
[03:53] <KB1JWQ> Specifically A REAL GRAPHICS CARD, plauclair. :-)
[03:53] <akav> moving primarily to a Ubuntu system, and need replacements for a few essentials.
[03:53] <jastor> Losha: all i got was alot of strange answers that sounded like a lot of extra work for nothing
[03:53] <terry> ipauldev: He must have a connection to get to irc  so....
[03:53] <Losha> jastor: well, they probably can, but exim/postfix/sendmail are so complex people write entire books on how to configure them. ssmtp is six lines of config. Despite that, caseys and I never got his working, though mine works fine...
[03:53] <hav0k> yea
[03:53] <hav0k> i do
[03:53] <hav0k> hold on
[03:53] <ranjan> placlair : : few days back i was too trying to enable the efect on hp mini .. by it's default ubuntu net mix built  but i faild .. any way i lastly wiped the default system from my hard disk and finally placed with ubuntu 9.10
[03:53] <hav0k> im on my laptop right here its on dhcp
[03:53] <plauclair> KB1JWQ: :P still I think it would run fine, it's not *that* demanding
[03:53] <jastor> Losha: he wants to send emails from his mailclient ... correct?
[03:54] <harisund> http://pastebin.com/uRScryyS <--- Can someone tell me why this is happening please ?? pastebinit is not giving me a unique URL .. what could be wrong? What am I doing wrong?
[03:54] <jastor> Losha: which is mailx
[03:54] <Losha> jastor: you came in in the middle of caseys and my conversation. I'm not surprised you were confused.
[03:54] <plauclair> ranjan: so it's disabled at build :(
[03:54] <ipauldev> terry: true... I assumed it was from a different computer.. plus most servers use names/DNS to connect... hmmm... he said he couldn't ping 208.67.222.222, I can. so I figured on connectivity. I guess I don't know enough of what's going on, I just didn't think there was connectivity from what I heard. Yeah, a dig will tell if DNS is working
[03:55] <jastor> Losha: thats why i asked you to tell me ...
[03:55] <hav0k> dns ins't resolving atm on the ubuntu box
[03:55] <hav0k> trying to figure out why
[03:55] <Losha> jastor: he wants to send mail from a script. To do that, you need a CLI mail client. To do *that*, you need an MTA backend for the client to talk to. ssmtp is such a backend. I used to think it was a simple one. I may have to revise that opinion...
[03:55] <jastor> Losha: because talking about revaliases just to get a mailclient to send email to google?
[03:55] <hav0k> resolv.conf looks ok
[03:55] <hav0k> and my notebook is resolving ok
[03:55] <unop> hav0k,  you're definitely able to ping the gateway ??
[03:55] <hav0k> yea
[03:55] <jastor> Losha: ok .. the script .. i take it isnt php
[03:55] <terry> hav0k: nameserver 4.2.2.2
[03:55] <unop> hav0k, and a gateway is set on your machine?
[03:56] <jastor> Losha: but bash
[03:56] <hav0k> yes sir
[03:56] <hav0k> sec terry
[03:56] <Losha> jastor: ssmtp requires a revaliases file. Don't shoot me, I didn't write it...
[03:56] <jastor> Losha: ok sorry
[03:56] <jastor> :)
[03:56] <terry> hav0k: nameserver 4.2.2.2  #Try this one.
[03:56] <jastor> Losha: you could get the script to call ssmtp directly .. not needing cli mail client
[03:56] <Losha> jastor: it's bash, but the same problem exists with php scripts.
[03:56] <hav0k> juts switched /etc/resolv.conf
[03:56] <ranjan> placlair : : i am not sure with that .. because i was not being able to get conected with internet to get help from any body .. so i removed it .. well i am planing to gave an try with this 10.04 from an external usb drive ..
[03:56] <hav0k> did a sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[03:56] <hav0k> trying dns now
[03:57] <terry> hav0k: Maybe you need to re-boot the router?
[03:57] <jastor> Losha: NO .. because php script has stuff to conenct to external smtp servers and not need sendmail or whatever on the local machine
[03:57] <hav0k> i cant even ping 4.2.2.2 from the ubuntu  box
[03:57] <terry> hav0k: ping 4.2.2.2
[03:57] <hav0k> fails
[03:57] <terry> hav0k: route -n
[03:57] <jastor> there are php scripts* sorry ;)
[03:57] <unop> hav0k, what does this return?   route -n | awk '/^0/{print $2}'
[03:58] <hav0k> root@db1-smallcity:~# route -n
[03:58] <hav0k> Kernel IP routing table
[03:58] <hav0k> Destination     Gateway         Genmask         Flags Metric Ref    Use Iface
[03:58] <hav0k> 192.168.1.0     0.0.0.0         255.255.255.0   U     0      0        0 eth0
[03:58] <hav0k> 0.0.0.0         192.168.1.1     0.0.0.0         UG    100    0        0 eth0
[03:58] <FloodBot2> hav0k: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:58] <hav0k> woops sorry
[03:58] <unop> uh oh, don't paste in here
[03:58] <hav0k> yea my bad that was ment for a pastebin
[03:58] <void_pointer> hav0k you've done that a few times
[03:58] <terry> hav0k: Can  you ping 4.2.2.2  ?
[03:58] <Losha> jastor: yes, the script could call ssmtp directly, but the general principle is that humans talk to mail front-ends which are programs and only programs talk to ssmtp. Again, I didn't design this (thought the design is actually a good separation of functionality). Clients like thunderbird break this division by talking directly to mail relays...
[03:58] <hav0k> terry: nope
[03:59] <terry> hav0k: ifconfig
[03:59] <hav0k> pinging fine on the laptop here though
[03:59] <harisund> void_pointer: still doesn't work :( pastebinit only returns http://pastebinit.com instead of a unique URL :(
[03:59] <disappearedng> anything that will allow me to limit bandwidth and is easy to install?
[03:59] <jastor> Losha: can i pm .. the extra talk is getting distracting
[03:59] <Losha> jastor: apparently php breaks this division too.
[03:59] <hav0k> http://pastebin.com/Ut1v2SXX
[03:59] <plauclair> ranjan: apparantly compiz isn't installed by default, I'm gonna try to get it and see if it works :/
[03:59] <Losha> jastor: if you must...
[04:00] <terry> hav0k: Check your cable
[04:00] <hav0k> it should be ok, im SSH'd into the server
[04:00] <hav0k> with my notebook
[04:00] <fr3nzy> I need help with autobooting a module, here are more details -> http://pastebin.com/q8Li3ihw. I'd appreciate a helping hand.
[04:00] <unop> hav0k, you've not configured any kind of access control on the router, have you?  MAC filtering, etc?
[04:00] <hav0k> nope
[04:00] <hav0k> whats weird
[04:01] <hav0k> is i fixed it before
[04:01] <hav0k> with a route command
[04:01] <hav0k> but i lost it on reboot
[04:01] <FloodBot2> hav0k: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:01] <ipauldev> hav0k: u sure that the ip 192.168.1.20 is the only one on the network? Also, you said you can ping 192.168.1.1? What about: "tracepath 209.85.225.105"
[04:01] <unop> hav0k,  what's the IP address/mask, etc on the laptop?
[04:01] <harisund> I just ran pastebinit on 3 different machines on 3 different IP addresses, yet all I get it http://pastebinit.com instead of an actual unique URL .. anyone has any ideas why that could be happening?
[04:01] <terry> hav0k: You shay you are SSH'd into the server?    From that machine?
[04:01] <hav0k> 192.168.1.131/255.255.255.0
[04:01] <hav0k> yes sir
[04:02] <hav0k> im on my laptop talking to you guys and then using putty to do all the commands
[04:02] <hav0k> same network
[04:02] <ipauldev> odd
[04:02] <hav0k> all wire, let me do the tracepath now
[04:02] <ranjan> placlair : : i am not sure with that .. may be the compiz window manager may not be present  .. as what i have observed on hp mini's default ubuntu built was having some cool eye candies ..
[04:02] <unop> hav0k, and the gateway on the laptop?
[04:02] <hav0k> 192.168.1.1
[04:02] <hav0k> i bet you guys can even get to the server
[04:02] <buDah> whats the command again to download a file with psftp from puttys website?
[04:03] <lasthope106> I'm having trouble viewing the man pages for pthreads.  Could someone please help me?
[04:03] <buDah> ftp command to download a file OO
[04:03] <FullPolarFox1981> lasthope106 yes
[04:03] <plauclair> ranjan: I'm trying 10.4, that might be it
[04:03] <terry> hav0k: route -n
[04:03] <ranjan> placlair : : i  hope it was having ubuntu 8.10 version  by default .. on this hp mini
[04:03] <lasthope106> are they not installed by default in Ubuntu?
[04:04] <PyroPhelia> erpo, aorry I was off i  google world doing a bit of research.  the 5 disk raid 0 will be a render scratch disk for HD video cluster rendering
[04:04] <lasthope106> what packages do I need to view all the man pages for the pthreads?
[04:04] <PyroPhelia> s/i/in
[04:04] <unop> harisund, if it's any consolation - I get the same behaviour. which is strange.
[04:04] <harisund> unop I have a feeling it works that way on 9.10 ><
[04:04] <hav0k> ipauldev: that tracepath
[04:04] <ranjan> plauclair :: which version are you trying with :: the native one or with netbook version
[04:04] <hav0k> it only gets my gateway (router) on the 10th hop
[04:05] <hav0k> terry can i pm you
[04:05] <terry> hav0k: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[04:05] <terry> hav0k: Yes
[04:05] <unop> hav0k, hmm, how many route entries did route -n return?
[04:05] <PyroPhelia> erpo, from what I gather, the sequential write speed is most important and in a raid 0 built with mdadm a chunk size of 1024 seems to be the best choice.  would this be a logical conclusion?
[04:05] <plauclair> ranjan: the netbook version
[04:05] <erpo> Pyrophelia large files mean large chunk sizes. 2mb?
[04:06] <PyroPhelia> erpo, that's what I thought to, however read this. http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7582/2/
[04:06] <erpo> 1024 is fine
[04:06] <PyroPhelia> erpo, at 2048 sequential write speed decreases, while random write speed increases
[04:06] <hav0k> unop: 2
[04:07] <ranjan> plauclair ::  can you kindly provide me the url for 10.04 so that i can too try it from usb .. without .. affecting my current system
[04:07] <ipauldev> havok: yeah, odd, your gateway should be the first hop on that network, I would think
[04:07] <ardchoille> !lucid | ipauldev
[04:07] <ardchoille> sorry ipauldev
[04:07] <ipauldev> 'sall good
[04:08] <ardchoille> !lucid | ranjan
[04:08] <Traveler7> hello, I need help [I am trying to install a dvdrom on my computer]  what are the commands to do this?
[04:08] <ardchoille> Traveler7: all it ever took for me was install the dvdrom abd boot the machine
[04:08] <unop> harisund, looks like it's definitely broken - you should file a bug report I say
[04:08] <PyroPhelia> erpo, I guess the only thing holding me back is I need to find out what is more importanat when doing a cluster of video rendering.  the random write, or the sequential write.  I would think sequential write, but I can't find anything to confirm that.
[04:09] <unop> harisund, it doesn't work against any of the other pastebins either.
[04:09] <harisund> https://bugs.launchpad.net/pastebinit/+bug/526428 - unop
[04:09] <harisund> There's a bug report filed apparently.
[04:09] <erpo> Try it and see?
[04:09] <PyroPhelia> erpo, gonna have to I guess
[04:09] <harisund> I don't know how to try it, it says only fixed in Lucid? So I can't expect it to work in Karmic then?
[04:10] <Traveler7> ardchoille my fstab is empty and when I go to the mediaburner program in application it tells me to insert the correct type of media (I have a dvd in the dvd rom)
[04:10] <ardchoille> Traveler7: does the dvd have a file system on it?
[04:10] <plauclair> ranjan: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/lucid/alpha-3/lucid-netbook-i386.iso
[04:10] <akav> Is there a decent automated backup utility for Gnome? I think I will miss Time Machine.
[04:11] <fr3nzy> I need help with autobooting a module (wifi driver), here are more details -> http://pastebin.com/q8Li3ihw. I'd appreciate a helping hand.
[04:11] <ardchoille> Traveler7: Oh, mediaburner, I don't know, never used it.
[04:11] <erpo> Hakalaumel nothing as good as time machine
[04:11] <ardchoille> akav: I use pybackpack,it works great here
[04:11] <Traveler7> no it does not have a file system on it
[04:11] <ardchoille> Traveler7: tried brasero?
[04:11] <ardchoille> Traveler7: Which version of ubuntu are you running?
[04:12] <Traveler7> I see an icon in my computer that says cd/dvd but I cannot dbl click it or do anything with it
[04:12] <harisund> I don't understand this page https://bugs.launchpad.net/pastebinit/+bug/526428 <--- Is this fixed in karmic or not ??
[04:12] <ardchoille> Traveler7: Which version of ubuntu are you running?
[04:12] <brucerwillkejr> hey guys just started using 9.10 yesterday, loving it so far
[04:12] <Slade-> i'm pretty new to apt.. how can i find a package that provides an application (say apxs)
[04:12] <akav> ardchoille: thanks. Sounds a bit amateur though
[04:12] <Traveler7> 9.10
[04:13] <ardchoille> akav: typical gnome gui
[04:13] <the_lorax> i have a notebook with a built in multicard reader...just installed ubuntu, new to it all, ubuntu doesnt register my card reader, when i put my SD card in nothing happens and it doesnt show in "computer" can anyone help? IM me please?
[04:13] <ranjan> plauclair :: thanks .. i'll gave an try .. may be by next weak ..
[04:13] <unop> harisund, no and it's likely not to be updated either - as it's not a serious flaw. I would say backport the package from lucid.
[04:13] <unop> !prevu | harisund
[04:13] <ardchoille> Traveler7: are  you sure that device is a dvd writer? I tried for hours to get a dvd writer to work only to find out it was a dvd rom, not a dvd r/rw
[04:14] <unop> Slade-,  you can use http://packages.ubuntu.com  or the command line utility  apt-file
[04:14] <Traveler7> yes it is a dvd + r
[04:14] <harisund> unop: ugh .. Ubuntu is starting to remind me of Windows more and more><
[04:14] <Traveler7> i just do not know how to instal it on ubuntu
[04:15] <Traveler7> tempted to instal windows
[04:15] <Slade-> unop ah apt-file.. awesome ;)
[04:15] <Traveler7> because this is a pita
[04:15] <plauclair> ranjan: it's nice overall, there are some odd things like gnome menus too big to fit an netbook pc.. but it's nice
[04:15] <unop> harisund, well, this is the policy on most fixed release linuxes -- all packages are frozen from updates except severe flaws or security fixes.
[04:15] <lasthope106> how do I change channels?
[04:15] <deuced> is there a PPA for the kernel
[04:15] <Ganymede> harisund, that's not necessarily bad
[04:15] <unop> lasthope106,  /join #channel_name
[04:16] <lasthope106> thanks unop
[04:16] <harisund> unop: Ganymede: oh well .. hey atleast it's fixed. Would this have happened if this package was in the LTS release too? (Just out of curiosity)
[04:17] <Slade-> ugh the apache2 dev packages dont even work right, they're looking for files where they belong, not where ubuntu puts em
[04:17] <ranjan> plauclair: i think you have to enable auto hide feature to have an complete control on screen
[04:17] <unop> harisund, it's pretty much the same with LTS -- you may find some better consolation with the backports however
[04:18] <plauclair> ranjan: it doesn't make sense ;)
[04:18] <FullPolarFox1981> how i can create my own elite room?
[04:18] <harisund> unop: ok ..that's cool. So I have backports enabled, and I installed prevu, but the ubottu factoid nor the wiki page is very helpful ><
[04:19] <coz_> FullPolarFox1981,  for irc you mean?
[04:19] <slackguru> does anyone know if there is a PPA for the kernel in ubuntu?
[04:19] <unop> harisund, the reason is, it takes quite a bit of effort to sort out all the dependencies with 25-30,000 packages and get a stable system in place -- a single update could ruin everything and leave the system severely messed up.
[04:19] <FullPolarFox1981> coz_ yes))
[04:19] <ardchoille> FullPolarFox1981: simply /join #your-room-here
[04:19] <coz_> FullPolarFox1981,  are you using xchat?  if so go to #xchat channel and I am sure they can help...off hand I forget even though Ihave created channels :)
[04:19] <slackguru> I want to get out of 2.6.31-20
[04:19] <guudgames> anyone know how to get to system boot menu for vmware ubuntu install?
[04:19] <FullPolarFox1981> I am using Opera
[04:20] <guudgames> lost password problem, need to get to the kernel boot line
[04:20] <akav> ardchoille: I just did a Google search, and found several recommendations for Back In Time -- http://backintime.le-web.org/
[04:20] <seyacat> hi ubuntu
[04:20] <chuchumaolu> jfldksajf\
[04:20] <guudgames> but goes so fast.. nothing seems to work
[04:20] <akav> that looks quite nice.
[04:20] <seyacat> how can i flush udp connectios?
[04:20] <ardchoille> akav: Oh, nice!
[04:20] <slackguru> looking for the kernel ppa
[04:20] <chuchumaolu> 你好
[04:21] <ardchoille> akav: and there's an ubuntu repo too!
[04:21] <ranjan> plauclair : I am using gnome work environment and i have removed one panel form the screen and enabled the auto hide for the other .. so that i can get more work space on mini to work with ..
[04:21] <ardchoille> akav: have you checked the repos for backin time? I'm seeing it in the karmic repos
[04:22] <FullPolarFox1981> ardchoille cool)) i've made it
[04:24] <akav> ardchoille: nope, not at all. Why do you ask?
[04:24] <ardchoille> akav: are you on karmic?
[04:24] <ardchoille> !info backintime
[04:25] <akav> ardchoille: yes and no. I'm dual-booting to that on a Mac.
[04:25] <ardchoille> !info backintime-gnome
[04:25] <akav> ardchoille: I just got a notebook; might put Karmic on there, or maybe try Lucid.
[04:25] <ardchoille> akav: backintime is in the universe repo in karmic
[04:25] <akav> http://lifehacker.com/5212899/back-in-time-does-full-linux-backups-in-one-click
[04:25] <ardchoille> !lucid | akav some info about Lucid
[04:26] <ardchoille> akav: That's much better than pybackpack
[04:26] <akav> ardchoille: I know Lucid is not completely stable yet. But maybe stable enough. Have you tried it?
[04:26] <Ixtu> Hello!
[04:27] <ardchoille> akav: Nope, I don't run anything until it's released
[04:27] <Ixtu> I just tried Ubuntu....
[04:27] <Ixtu> Is it always this slow?
[04:27] <akav> ardchoille: perhaps it's best to go that route. Just didn't want to install Karmic then upgrade so soon after.
[04:28] <ardchoille> akav: Good point, you might wait until Lucid is released, I think it's only a few weeks
[04:28] <Darwin1986> Hi, everybody, i have a problem now, i use wubi to install Ubuntu 9.10 in XP.but when i update the kernel,i can't in the ubuntu.i must edit the grub.who can help me?? tks
[04:29] <fr3nzy> Will lucid be the next LTD ubuntu, btw?
[04:29] <akav> ardchoille: don't think I want to keep the notebook sitting there for a month and a half either though (Lucid release is scheduled for 4/29).
[04:29] <fr3nzy> LTS*
[04:29] <ardchoille> fr3nzy:  yes
[04:30] <ardchoille> akav: you can always throw karmic on it now and upgrade later, up to you
[04:30] <fr3nzy> Good to know, I might check it out once it's officially released then.
[04:31] <Ixtu> Are live CD's always lagging like this?  I tried one out and programs kept crashing. Firefox wouldn't even work.
[04:31] <akav> ardchoille: thinking about it. I hope suspend/resume works ok on it. It does on my netbook, but does not on my Mac Mini.
[04:31] <benlu456> Hello
[04:32] <ardchoille> Ixtu: yes, the livecd's are always slower than the installed equivalent due to the seek time difference between cdrom and hdd
[04:32] <benlu456> How to setup SCIM?
[04:32] <akav> Ixtu: it takes a little while to load programs off the disc, but it shouldn't be crashy.
[04:32] <Ixtu> Slower??
[04:32] <fr3nzy> Ixtu, I haven't had much trouble with LiveCD's actually, but it's hard to say what might be wrong.
[04:32] <Ixtu> Programs kept crashing!
[04:32] <akav> Ixtu: at least if you're talking about the Karmic live CD.
[04:32] <Ixtu> ...
[04:32] <Ixtu> I think it was.
[04:32] <ardchoille> Ixtu: the apps on livecd are compressed, so they need to be decompressed on the fly, takes time
[04:33] <Ixtu> But why were they crashing? It was like Vista!!
[04:33] <Ixtu> It was like vista on a bad day.
[04:33] <Ixtu> The look and feel was nice, but I'm reluctant to install the full thing now.
[04:34] <chuchumaolu> hello
[04:34] <ardchoille> !hi | chuchumaolu
[04:34] <chuchumaolu> hello
[04:35] <fr3nzy> I need help with autobooting a module (wifi driver), here are more details -> http://pastebin.com/q8Li3ihw. I'd appreciate a helping hand.
[04:36] <chuchumaolu> sds
[04:36] <FullPolarFox1981> Could anyonne enter to my room --> FUCK_ALL_AROUND_THIS_STUPID_WORLD_EXCEPT_YOU I need to chek is it works
[04:36] <FullPolarFox1981> properly
[04:37] <Losha> FullPolarFox1981: go away quickly, please...
[04:37] <Losha> Ixtu: I don't recommend installing a distro that crashes on your hardware. What release was it?
[04:37] <FullPolarFox1981> Losha ok)) but first i want to create my own room
[04:37] <FullPolarFox1981> i need some advece
[04:37] <Losha> FullPolarFox1981: try #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:38] <FullPolarFox1981> Losha This fucking asshole banned my
[04:38] <FullPolarFox1981> stupis bicht
[04:38] <Losha> !ops | please take care of FullPolarFox1981
[04:38] <Amaranth> *sigh*
[04:38] <FullPolarFox1981> Losha bla-bla-bla...
[04:38] <elky> FullPolarFox1981, just, no. for crying out loud
[04:39] <Losha> *sigh*
[04:40] <pfein> i'd like to try a tiling window manager with gnome; suggestions on which one?
[04:40] <magn3ts> Why can I not see packages in repos that I have installed/
[04:41] <aggrav8d> hi ubuntu.  i asked this an hour ago and got disconnected before i saw a reply.  I installed win7 in partition a, ubuntu 9.10 in partition b, unhid the 100mb boot partition, ran easyBCD, and i still can't boot into linux (i get told to insert the ubuntu cd).  how do i fix this so i can dual boot?
[04:42] <harisund> pfein: I am interested in seeing one too.. not being able to tile windows gets on my nerves :(
[04:42] <sghill> I'm not having much google luck tonight -- how can I create 3 users that can all only see 1 directory and have read-write access to it over ssh?
[04:43] <magn3ts> Why can I not see these packages from my copy of ubuntu? th
[04:43] <magn3ts> https://launchpad.net/~nvidia-vdpau/+archive/ppa
[04:43] <Ixtu> Is it true that you can make things compatible with Ubuntu that were designed for Windows and Mac?
[04:43] <Flannel> magn3ts: What version of Ubuntu are you running?
[04:44] <pfein> harisund: well, there's xmonad, wmii, ion, awesome & others. take your pick ;)
[04:44] <magn3ts> Flannel, Karmic
[04:44] <magn3ts> there are lots of karmic packages
[04:44]  * pfein would like some afvice  on which...
[04:45] <wgrant> magn3ts: That page lists the names of each source package in the archive -- but apt-get installs binary packages.
[04:45] <Flannel> magn3ts: Please pastebin the output of `sudo apt-get update`
[04:45] <magn3ts> wgrant, so how can I see what the binary packages provided by that repo is/are?
[04:46] <magn3ts> Flannel, its just going to show a whole ton of launchpad ppa, theres no way to distinguish which is being hit. I did add-apt-repository and then undid that and did it by hand, still nothing
[04:46] <PMantis> Hi guys, is there a good reason to keep the "127.0.1.1 hostname" line in /etc/hosts? It is giving me grief with some apps.
[04:46] <Ixtu> I'm not running it now.
[04:46] <aggrav8d> PMantis - 127.0.1.1?
[04:46] <aggrav8d> not 127.0.0.1?
[04:46] <magn3ts> wgrant, this sure makes it seem like its a package name: nvidia-graphics-drivers-190 (190.53-0ubuntu1~karmic~nvidiavdpauppa14) karmic; urgency=low
[04:46] <PMantis> aggrav8d: Correct
[04:46] <Ixtu> But I was considering it. It would be annoying though if I can't use my tablet with it.
[04:46] <aggrav8d> wierd.
[04:46] <wgrant> magn3ts: It is a package name -- but it's a source package name.
[04:47] <magn3ts> >_>
[04:47] <PMantis> aggrav8d: Check your own hosts file, unless you edited it.
[04:47] <wgrant> magn3ts: If you click on the 'View package details' link then expand the source package that you're interested in, you'll see the list of binary packages produced by that source.
[04:47] <Robin^_^> Can anyone recommand me a good <shell> application/method for webcam picture grapping
[04:47] <magn3ts> wgrant, thank you so much. appreciate the explanation!
[04:48] <SolarisBoy> 127.0.0.0/8 is all valid loopbacks =)
[04:48] <magn3ts> now if nvidia would release 197 for linux :(
[04:49] <Rapsodius> I still don't get my x server running
[04:49] <Rapsodius> I purged and reinstalled gdm and xorg but still not going
[04:50] <chuchumaolu> have chinese here ?
[04:50] <Rapsodius> !cn | chuchumaolu
[04:54] <wikisky> hi, i have error after upgraded to ubuntu 9.10: *** buffer overflow detected ***: pnmtofits terminated
[04:54] <wikisky> is there anyone who can help?
[04:58] <ben__190> 你好
[04:58] <ben__190> Hello
[04:59] <benlu456> 我有輸入法了
[05:00] <Robin^_^> I thought of a work around for the webcam issue i got, if I install webcam software and drivers under wine, and then wine a dos program that will capture images from the webcam then i would have great succes, im asking cause i dont want to spend 2 hours trying if its a obvious fail from start
[05:00] <SolarisBoy> wikisky: when you get that error?
[05:01] <harisund> Robin^_^: I don't think Wine supports webcam
[05:01] <cocoa117> anyone knows in WiFi, the WPA encryption is done in hardware or in software, or in both?
[05:01] <r5a> i have an unsolvable networking problem with 8.10 server
[05:01] <Robin^_^> harisund yes well there goes that plan >.<
[05:02] <harisund> :(
[05:02] <Rapsodius> !cn | benlu456
[05:02] <r5a> i can ping anything on the lan, but cant get to the wan side (cant lookup, cant ping) i can ping my gateway, my server route is ok, my ip isnt in use, i dont have any firewall or anything blocking it
[05:03] <Robin^_^> harisund webcams and ubuntu is hard - I have 3 types of webcams connected, so far my greatest succes was a full green image
[05:03] <r5a> and all the other machines on hte same network work fne
[05:03] <r5a> any thoughts
[05:03] <harisund> Really? Both my USB web cam and the internal one on my EEE Pc seem to be recognized fine, atleast for Skype
[05:04] <PMantis> Some *#*&*# IN #ubuntu is very rudely telling me that the "127.0.1.1 hostname" line should not be in /etc/hosts. Hoever casper on the live cd creates the file like so: "127.0.1.1 $HOST". Does this need to be there?
[05:04] <PMantis> Sorry, the idiot is in #asterisk. :)
[05:04] <Robin^_^> harisund it is server version
[05:04] <harisund> Robin^_^: hmm
[05:04] <aggrav8d> I installed win7 in partition a, ubuntu 9.10 in partition b, unhid the 100mb boot partition, ran easyBCD, and i still can't boot into linux (i get told to insert the ubuntu cd).  how do i fix this so i can dual boot?
[05:05] <r5a> Pmantis: usually its in there
[05:05] <jyc_> hello
[05:05] <terry> aggrav8d: What is easyBCD?
[05:06] <terry> What is easyBCD?
[05:06] <PMantis> r5a: I know. The #asterisk dude is telling me I screwed up the file for it to look like that. :) Asterisk does a reverse lookup on the hostname, then incorrectly uses 127.0.1.1 for SIP headers, causing lots of issues. I'm trying to figure out which end to change... ubuntu or asterisk.
[05:06] <LinuxGuy2009> Im so close to taking this WD TV back Ive been reading that the MP4 and/or MKV files made by handbrake need to be remuxed to play smoothly. Is there a tool/tools in Ubuntu that can remux an mp4 video?
[05:06] <aggrav8d> terry - it's supposed to make editing the boot sector simple.
[05:07] <aggrav8d> it's even mentioned in the ubuntu pages on how to dual boot.
[05:07] <LinuxGuy2009> If I understand correctly this is like seperating the video and audio streams and then recombining them to get a proper format.
[05:07] <terry> aggrav8d: Tnx
[05:07] <hmw> How can I import a profile to Compiz using the command line?
[05:09] <Rapsodius> I don't hacve x server
[05:09] <Rapsodius> I want
[05:09] <r5a> someone explain this to me: http://pastebin.com/ZSNrbjVa (no firewalls blocking or intercepting - all other machinces work fine on the network)
[05:09] <Rapsodius> "Inappropriate ioctl for device (25)
[05:11] <SolarisBoy> r5a: is the router connected to the internet and the internet link lights showing up?
[05:11] <claptrap> Anyone wanna help a total scrub get GMPC / MPD up and running? ;D
[05:12] <claptrap> 'cause I'm not having any luck with it.
[05:12]  * Rapsodius wants help. Over here! Over here!!
[05:12] <SolarisBoy> claptrap: whats the issue?
[05:12] <brianbrower> yes
[05:13] <claptrap> SolarisBoy: Well, none of the music is showing up. I set the music_browser option to the folder which contains all my music, organized into subfolders. GMPC isn't seeing any music. Not sure where in all that the issue lies.
[05:13] <r5a> SolariBoy: yes
[05:14] <r5a> im talking to you on my laptop thats on the same network as the server, im ssh'd into it
[05:15] <SolarisBoy> r5a: what type of connection is it wired/wireless? what is the error you are getting when connecting?
[05:15] <r5a> its wired
[05:15] <r5a> i cant ping anything is the problem
[05:15] <claptrap> SolarisBoy: Is there some basic setup I'm just not getting, or... ?
[05:16] <SolarisBoy> claptrap: do you have username/password setup in mpd or passwordless?, also the music location is it readable by mpd user?
[05:16] <SolarisBoy> r5a: what response comes from ping?
[05:17] <r5a> 100% packet loss.
[05:17] <claptrap> SolarisBoy: I didn't specifically set a password, so I would assume passwordless. Not sure what you mean by the second part of that question.
[05:17] <SolarisBoy> r5a: can you pastebin "sudo ethtool eth0" . replacing eth0 with your wired interface?
[05:18] <r5a> http://pastebin.com/2kpW6sjQ
[05:19] <SolarisBoy> claptrap: mpd runs as a user,, does the user that owns the process have r/w permissions to the music folder? ls -ltrh /path/to/folder/with/music comparing the group and owning user to who runs the mpd process,,, also copy paste your lines in config which define locations, what i did to overcome this is make sure all locations mpd use are not root owned
[05:20] <r5a> any thoughts solarisboy?
[05:21] <SolarisBoy> claptrap: ok that looks fine. why do you have search 127.0.0.1 in your resolv.conf?
[05:21] <r5a> someone here was helping me with this as well
[05:21] <r5a> we tried that to see if it helped
[05:21] <SolarisBoy> r5a: hmm
[05:21] <JiangTianZheng> lala.....
[05:22] <claptrap> SolarisBoy: Uh. Huh?
[05:22] <SolarisBoy> afaik search does appending of the search line to the end of the domains your pinging ,, for instance when i connect to vpn it appends myjob.net at the end of the hostnames im pinging so i dont need to specify a fqdn
[05:23] <SolarisBoy> claptrap: so i would need to review why you have 127.0.0.1 as search line.... but from first look thats not correct
[05:24] <rayb0t> hey, anybody having problems connecting to AIM with libpurple based clients? :s
[05:24] <claptrap> SolarisBoy: music_directory		"/media/disk/Downloads"
[05:24] <rww> rayb0t: is "Use clientLogin" checked on the advanced tab of the account settings?
[05:24] <claptrap> SolarisBoy: That's the only line that has anything defined by me,.
[05:25] <rayb0t> rww: checking-
[05:25] <rww> rayb0t: if so, uncheck it and try again
[05:25] <xangua> rayb0t: make sure to use the latest pidgin; ask in #pidgin for more help
[05:25] <rayb0t> HAHAHA that worked
[05:25] <rayb0t> thanks buddy boy
[05:25] <rww> yw
[05:25] <rayb0t> confusing when defaults don't work ;p
[05:26] <r5a> even if i remote that line solarisboy its not going to help
[05:26] <r5a> trust me ive edited that resolv file a million times
[05:26] <SolarisBoy> claptrap: music_directory         "/home/rainofkayos/Music/Linux_Library" is mine.. additionally i believe a few more options are needed
[05:26] <r5a> its only had nameserver 4.2.2.2
[05:26] <r5a> and it didnt work
[05:26] <SolarisBoy> 4.2.2.2 is verizon public dns
[05:26] <r5a> i know
[05:26] <r5a> its also a root dns server for the world
[05:26] <r5a> this is not a very easy networking problem
[05:26] <r5a> its very odd
[05:27] <SolarisBoy> r5a: i've seen oddities
[05:27] <r5a> ive stumped 3 people now
[05:27] <r5a> 1 from this channel
[05:27] <r5a> ive been working on it for so long i just want it to work :(
[05:27] <r5a> inbound works too
[05:27] <r5a> outbound dosnt
[05:27] <r5a> i dont get it
[05:28] <SolarisBoy> r5a: running f/w software or hardware of any kind?
[05:28] <buDah> c
[05:28] <buDah> c
[05:28] <r5a> just my router
[05:28] <r5a> but nothing on it thats blocking outgoing traffic
[05:28] <r5a> or any kind of mac filter
[05:28] <r5a> etc
[05:28] <SolarisBoy> r5a: traceroute -n 4.2.2.2 and paste it please
[05:28] <Flannel> r5a: Please stop using the enter key as punctuation.  It makes it extremely difficult to follow
[05:29] <r5a> dont have traceroute installed
[05:29] <SolarisBoy> r5a: ok
[05:30] <r5a> terry are you here?
[05:30] <SolarisBoy> r5a: and we are sure the subnet is correct i see you statically assigned your self?
[05:30] <r5a> yeah
[05:30] <r5a> i fixed it
[05:30] <SolarisBoy> r5a: also can i see "arp -a ?"
[05:30] <r5a> but
[05:31] <r5a> the fix doenst make sense and if i reboot the server it goes back to normal, all i did to fix was see if a port was open on the box from a port scan website
[05:31] <SolarisBoy> so what fixed it?
[05:31] <r5a> why would the outgoing start working as soon as it recives a packet of inbound data?
[05:32] <tongueroo> any one know how linux/bash does that countdown timer before just using the default value  ?  example...
[05:33] <SolarisBoy> r5a: what type of connection is this? ISP wise?
[05:33] <SolarisBoy> r5a: cable/fiber/dialup/dsl?
[05:33] <plauclair> is there a gui to configure the samba settings, I can't find it
[05:33] <SolarisBoy> plauclair: webmin.. however samba file configs should be rather simple to understand
[05:34] <SolarisBoy> r5a: did you see your router h/w address in arp -a?
[05:35] <plauclair> SolarisBoy: I'm trying to help a friend over the phone with that, config files aren't of any help here..
[05:35] <r5a> yea
[05:35] <r5a> and  the router is dsl
[05:35] <r5a> sorry
[05:35] <SolarisBoy> r5a: what is the result of "sudo ip link show && sudo ip addr show; sudo arp -a"
[05:36] <ranjan> i want to configure indian holiday calender provided from google calender with evolution calender .. but how to do this does any body know's the process then please reply .. thanks in advance
[05:37] <SolarisBoy> plauclair: what is the task at hand? the examples which exist in samba default can be simply copied and pasted and modified to point to the actual share location, after that restarting samba suffices.. is there some other task you are trying to accomplish?
[05:38] <plauclair> just setting the workgroup settings
[05:38] <xangua> ranjan: open evolution and in the calendar section create a new one type 'google'
[05:38] <plauclair> I would know how to in opensuse, but ubuntu :S
[05:38] <Guest75265> hi, can any one here help set up two versions of glib? Intrepid uses 2.18 and an app I need needs 2.22
[05:38] <sulle> Is there anny groups that develops stuff for ubuntu that people could join/ talk to / help etc ?.
[05:38] <plauclair> SolarisBoy: is there supposed to be a repo for webmin ?
[05:39] <SolarisBoy> plauclair: plauclair grep -i workgroup /etc/samba/smb.conf , tell him to change that line to the proper workgroup that windows boxes are on..
[05:39] <plauclair> ok thanks
[05:40] <plauclair> that's still kinda complicated for a very common setting :S
[05:40] <plauclair> sorry for the rant
[05:40] <SolarisBoy> plauclair: the command testparm he can use to ensure the configs are good before he reloads the samba services
[05:40] <ranjan> xangua: my personal calender is configured well there is no issue with that .. but i want to configure holidays calender .. with evolution .. that is giving me trouble
[05:40] <SolarisBoy> r5a: anything on those commands output?
[05:40] <Losha> sulle: Try this: http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate/developerzone
[05:40] <eryn_1983> hey peeps need some help with kereberos
[05:40] <sulle> ok Losha thank you.
[05:41] <eryn_1983> here is my info http://pastebin.ca/1845441
[05:41] <SolarisBoy> this is bothering me "search 127.0.0.1" can anyone confirm thats a valid entry,, i have never seen this before used anywhere
[05:41] <r5a> hold on
[05:41] <r5a> just booting server up again
[05:42] <Guest5080> is it possible to install ubuntu ( netbook remix ) with out swap partition  ??
[05:42] <SolarisBoy> ok
[05:43] <r5a> http://pastebin.com/GZsQA7SH
[05:44] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[05:44] <r5a> that stuff all looks ok solarisboy
[05:45] <obiwan_> hi guys, anybody using a macbook/synaptics with gpm?
[05:45] <slackster> hi, I'm wondering if 2.6.31-21 is going to be released before 10.4?
[05:45] <SolarisBoy> r5a: is 192.168.1.131 the other host on the network which 'works' ?
[05:45] <r5a> yea
[05:45] <r5a> thats me acutally
[05:45] <SolarisBoy> ok makes sense
[05:46] <ActionParsnip> slackster: https://launchpad.net/~kernel-ppa/+archive/pre-proposed/+build/1525835 its a ppa but may work, use at your own risk (its not official)
[05:46] <slackster> ActionParsnip: thanks
[05:46] <magedragon25> is there a way to recover a borked partition table on a VPS without losing the data?
[05:47] <SolarisBoy> r5a: interesting
[05:47] <ActionParsnip> magedragon25: foremost is good, restoring from your backups is a lot easier
[05:47] <magedragon25> no backups
[05:47] <ActionParsnip> magedragon25: why not? do you not value your data?
[05:47] <r5a> solarisboy: haha i know :P
[05:47] <slackster> ActionParsnip: do you think that will be released as an standard update?
[05:48] <ActionParsnip> slackster: not sure
[05:48] <magedragon25> not mine...trying to help a fellow out
[05:48] <SolarisBoy> r5a: can you try this possibly.. the auto line... make it like this "#"
[05:48] <SolarisBoy> auto lo
[05:48] <SolarisBoy> #
[05:48] <ActionParsnip> slackster: toadd the ppa its: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kernel-ppa/ppa
[05:48] <SolarisBoy> sorry guys paste fail
[05:49] <r5a> tried that as a suggestion, causes the entire network to fail, basially that line needs to be there as per ubuntu (otherwise nothing networking related works, at all)
[05:49] <ActionParsnip> magedragon25: cool, tekll him/her to get a backup regime. foremost will be able to read the disk and spit out files / partial files it finds
[05:49] <SolarisBoy> i hadn't pasted what i was saying yet...
[05:49] <SolarisBoy> r5a: auto lo eth0 <--this is how my interfaces is setup
[05:49] <Ixtu> If you dual boot ubuntu with xp can you see it everytime you boot up??
[05:49] <magedragon25> ActionParsnip: thanx
[05:49] <slackster> ActionParsnip: thanks for the info
[05:49] <ActionParsnip> magedragon25: you will need a largish partition with write access to spit the files to, mount a samba / ftp / sshfs share if you need to ;)
[05:50] <ActionParsnip> slackster: you could ask in the #motu channel
[05:50] <SolarisBoy> r5a: have you also tried to  remove "network 192.168.1.0" line?
[05:50] <SolarisBoy> network can be determined from IP/subnet i dont use that either in my working interfaces file
[05:51] <SolarisBoy> if ip is 192.168.1.x and subnet /24 ubuntu knows network is 192.168.0.x
[05:52] <researcher1> when I update  an installed program does the update remain available in some folder which could be then shared by virtual pcs on the same real host?
[05:52] <ActionParsnip> researcher1: /var/cache/apt/archive
[05:52] <ActionParsnip> researcher1: it will stay there until you run: sudo apt-get clean
[05:53] <SolarisBoy> brb
[05:53] <ActionParsnip> researcher1: you can use aptoncd to create a CD containing the deb files there to transfer to another PC, or just opy them yourself (easier but less "pretty"
[05:54] <ActionParsnip> researcher1: if you share the folder via on the network and use a bridged virtual system nic it can be accessed, or you can just mount the folder in the virtualisation software (depends what you have used)
[05:54] <researcher1> thanks
[05:55] <researcher1> actually im using Vbox 3.1.4
[05:55] <MrPiracy_> how can i reinstall grub2 from live cd to the /root partition? i dont want it in mbr
[05:56] <ActionParsnip> you can mount folders in virtualbox, youcan also make he virtual nic bridged so the box is visible on the lanand access the host system like a system on the lan
[05:56] <researcher1> in that case top enable sharing of folder by a virtual machine can I directly use something like /var/cache/apt/archive ?
[05:56] <ActionParsnip> !grub2 | MrPiracy_ this is all i know
[05:56] <ActionParsnip> MrPiracy_: could ask in #grub
[05:56] <researcher1> oh.thats too gud
[05:56] <MrPiracy_> ActionParsnip: ok, thx
[05:57] <ActionParsnip> MrPiracy_: others may be able to contrbute
[05:57] <ActionParsnip> researcher1: linux is very flexible like that ;)
[05:57] <SolarisBoy> screen is a blessing =)
[05:57] <researcher1> yes.thats really a boon
[05:58]  * dragon drops a pin
[05:59] <dragon> I haven't seen such a silence here before. Are you all scared of beta?
[05:59] <dragon> ubottu: hu
[05:59] <dragon> ubottu: hi
[05:59] <dragon> better.
[05:59] <MaxHR> Hello, does ubuntu have a gui hardware/system control center similar in function to yast in Suse, or Drakconf in Mandrake?
[06:01] <slackster> ActionParsnip: #motu?
[06:01] <slackguru> Does anyone know of a PPA for latest stable kernels? Karmic running 2.6.31-20-generic-pae and I am currently running on -19-generic-pae because 20 brought my machines to a grinding halt...
[06:01] <ActionParsnip> Dragnslcr: i'm running it, its fine
[06:01] <ussaine> hello
[06:01] <ActionParsnip> !motu | slackster
[06:01] <DarthPuff> hello
[06:01] <ActionParsnip> !hi | DarthPuff
[06:01] <DarthPuff> how do i run a command recursively through directories?
[06:01] <slackster> ActionParsnip: I didn't see anyone in that room on freenod
[06:02] <ActionParsnip> DarthPuff: use an extra -R switch, be VERY careful with recursive stuff
[06:02] <ussaine> how to disconect to #ubuntu-fr-lire-le-topic
[06:02] <ActionParsnip> slackster: well, thats what its for :P. Try a little later
[06:02] <ActionParsnip> ussaine: what client?
[06:02] <Myrtti> ussaine: did you actually *read* the topic?
[06:03] <ussaine> what?
[06:03] <Myrtti> ussaine: you can read it by typing "/topic" on that channel
[06:03] <slackster> ActionParsnip: ah, will do. thanks
[06:03] <DarthPuff> ActionParsnip: i'm running the command m4a2mp3 to convert my itunes library. would the command look like "m4a2mp3 -r && rm -r *.m4a"?
[06:04] <sp_otaku> Can I ask a css question here please.
[06:04] <slackster> sp_otaku: there is always #css
[06:04] <ActionParsnip> DarthPuff: you will probably need a find -exec command
[06:04] <sp_otaku> I am just imatient
[06:04] <sp_otaku> I did ask that channel though
[06:05] <ActionParsnip> DarthPuff: i'd ask in #bash if nobody can give an example command
[06:05] <ussaine> no
[06:05] <DarthPuff> ActionParsnip: alright
[06:05] <ActionParsnip> DarthPuff: if you websearch the find -exec syntax you can make VERY powerful commands
[06:06] <xTheGoat121x> I'm trying to share an Internet connection from my laptop to my PDA via bluetooth, but all the guides/walkthroughs I find are WAY outdated
[06:07] <xsacha> which OS? it's simple on windows mobile
[06:07] <DarthPuff> ActionParsnip: thank you for the help. i'm asking the bash people to edit my command.
[06:07] <enav> hello i want to know if some where is another alternative to compiz config manager?
[06:08] <xTheGoat121x> xsacha, you mean me? It's to a Palm Tungsten E2, running PalmOS v.5.4.7
[06:08] <ActionParsnip> enav: whats wrong with ccsm?
[06:08] <enav> is to complicated for normal users
[06:09] <ActionParsnip> enav: the search feature makes it very simple
[06:09] <dsnyders> Hi all!  What do I need to synchronize my palm pilot with Thunderbird?  The gnome tool conduits indicate synching with Evolution.
[06:09] <enav> i want to know if there is another because i want to make a new CSSM to easy pimp compiz effects
[06:10] <soreau> enav: There is simple-ccsm
[06:10] <bazhang> enav, simple-ccsm
[06:10] <ActionParsnip> enav: you can re-engineer the ccsm code if you like, why do you need another if you plan to make your own?
[06:10] <rayb0t> hey, how would i compare hashes of two directories? not files.. i can't figure out how to do a dir with md5sum
[06:10] <xsacha> enav: a few years ago i developed a ccsm written in python with both pyqt and pygtk frontends
[06:10] <Griob> what packages come with the latest version of ubuntu desktop?
[06:10] <xsacha> not sure what happened to it
[06:10] <enav> i want to make a new one but opensource ofcourse
[06:11] <Griob> is there a list?
[06:11] <xsacha> it was opensource.. but i never updated it
[06:11] <enav> i will use openjdk to make this
[06:11] <dsnyders> !palm
[06:11] <xsacha> enav: i recommend python for it.. was very easy to setup
[06:11] <distatica> I think I already know the answer to this, but I might as well try. Is there any way to use an external monitor on a 945GM onboard card, using console only? I don't mean xrandr, I mean without X running.
[06:11] <enav> i just learn java and is nice
[06:11] <ardchoille> Griob: apt-cache show ubuntu-desktop | grep -i depends
[06:12] <eryn_1983> ] no ideas peeps ? http://pastebin.ca/1845441
[06:12] <abhifx_> on my kde kickoff.. i dont get the shutdown or restart option.. why?
[06:12] <bazhang> eryn_1983, about what
[06:12] <eryn_1983> kerberos help
[06:12] <enav> add me to your mail if you want to follow my proggres  digitalcomputer2142@gmail.com
[06:12] <jyc_> how to mdified console cursor for non-blinking cursor
[06:12] <Griob> no, i want this before i install or even waste the disk.
[06:13] <bazhang> eryn_1983, please explain clearly, all on one line, what you are trying to accomplish
[06:13] <lunks> What do you use to manage contacts on Ubuntu?
[06:13] <ActionParsnip> Griob: just checking now
[06:13] <eryn_1983> trying to authenticate to a AD win2003 server both my linux server and workstation are now  borke on kerberos authentication again..
[06:13] <dsnyders> distatica, If you do a CTRL-ALT-F1, do you get a text console?
[06:14] <ActionParsnip> Griob: http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/ubuntu-desktop
[06:14] <ActionParsnip> Griob: if you use the minimal install you can install only what you need
[06:14] <Griob> ive installed BT4 twice today, the first was to check it out (this is on a VM, btw) and the second to attempt to remove some packages from it. now im doing the same for ubuntu, because Backtrack is essentially a remade ubuntu, so im going to add my packages directly to it. hopefully itll leave me in slightly more control
[06:15] <distatica> dsnyders: ibnulislamdon't need to, that's what I'm trying to accomplish. I would like to use an external monitor w/ only the text console. But I have a feeling only X server is supporting multi display ..
[06:15] <Griob> ok thanks SO much ActionParsnip
[06:15] <ActionParsnip> Griob: bt4 isnt supported in the official channels
[06:15] <distatica> I don't know how I got that second part in there
[06:15] <enav> so simple-ccsm  is the only cssm alternative????
[06:15] <ActionParsnip> !info simple-ccsm
[06:15] <Griob> im not asking about bt4
[06:15] <ActionParsnip> Griob: just an fyi
[06:15] <Griob> o o
[06:15] <Griob> ok*
[06:16] <dsnyders> distatica, You have multiple monitors, and you want to use one as text only?
[06:16] <eirann> i've just updated my kernel it's asking me what to do about grub ?
[06:16] <Griob> how should i partition this for easy upgrade later?
[06:16] <distatica> dsnyders: no, I only use console, I use ratpoison on xserver but I want to ditch x since I like elinks for what I need to do, I can always spawn one if firefox or something is a requirement.
[06:16] <eryn_1983> http://pastebin.com/AXmnzMtB another url if you cant  get it form the other
[06:16] <Griob> just FYI this is in a VM.
[06:16] <distatica> but the only thing that sucks about that, seems I lose multi monitor support
[06:17] <xsacha> does simple-ccsm have a pyqt frontend? if so, it's probably that one i wrote
[06:17] <rayb0t> hey, how would a guy like me compare the hashes of two directories? is md5sum suitable?
[06:17] <ActionParsnip> Griob: i always recommend 10Gb /, 1 x RAM for swap and the rest for /home
[06:17] <dsnyders> distatica, So you have multiple monitors and you want to use text on all of them?
[06:17] <ActionParsnip> xsacha: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=simple_ccsm&num=1
[06:17] <Griob> wait.. what? 10GB/1xRAM for swap?
[06:18] <Griob> oh
[06:18] <ActionParsnip> Griob: '/' is the highest folder in Linux
[06:18] <xsacha> oh i see..
[06:18] <distatica> dsnyders: preferably w/o starting an x-server yes,
[06:18] <Griob> yeah i realized. :P
[06:18] <eirann> what option do i choose , do's install package maintainers version just replace old one, i'm really stuck i have 2 o.s running side by side
[06:18] <xsacha> they ditched mine then..
[06:18] <Griob> how do i seperate the / from /home?
[06:19] <ActionParsnip> Griob: so a 10Gb partition for '/' is pleanty, set your RAM amount as swap (unless you have less than 2Gb in which case set it to 2 x RAM), the rest for home
[06:19] <distatica> dsnyders: I thought their might be some hack to use both w/ their own vt or something, and then use screen to connect to a shared session. I dunno, was wondering if anyone knew of a project dealing wtih that.
[06:19] <distatica> I know mot of hte world would never use it.
[06:19] <distatica> most/the*
[06:19] <ActionParsnip> Griob: use custom partitioning. If you use this method, you can simply set the / partition for formatting and reinstall, your user data wil be untouched and itf you set the username the same will keep settings too :D
[06:20] <dsnyders> distatica, I've never seen or heard anyone even attempting that.  However, I have set up an old Wyse terminal on a serial port in the past.
[06:20] <Griob> im installing this on a 16GB .vdi file (vurtual disk). so 10GB /, (1GB RAM) so 2GB swap, then 4GB for /home?
[06:20] <eryn_1983> any idea as to why  my stuff inst working kerberos?
[06:20] <eryn_1983> http://pastebin.com/AXmnzMtB
[06:20] <ActionParsnip> Griob: you can probably get away with 6Gb for / then
[06:20] <eirann> can someone just tell me what option i should choose
[06:20] <Griob> ok
[06:21] <Griob> actionparsnip is 8GB ok? that leave with 6GB /home
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> eirann: what file is it?
[06:21] <Griob> and how exactly do i desegnate all this?
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> Griob: sounds fine
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> Griob: custom partitioning is part of the installaytion process
[06:21] <eirann> ActionParsnip:  i was upgrading the kernel
[06:21] <paranoid_pedlar> eirann, choose the new one
[06:22] <eirann> install the maintainers version
[06:22] <ActionParsnip> eirann: thats moot, what file is the system saying may need to be replaced etc?
[06:22] <Griob> yeah. ok 2048MB swap, correct?
[06:22] <ActionParsnip> Griob: depends how much ram you assigned to the VM
[06:22] <ActionParsnip> Griob: not the host
[06:22] <eirann> file/etc/default grub
[06:22] <Griob> "type for new partition: primary/logical" which?
[06:22] <Fudge> hi im trying to find somethign to isntall so i can create a newfs partition on ubuntu with gparted or cfdisk please
[06:23] <Griob> i set 1gb. ive got 3gb on the host
[06:23] <dsnyders> distatica, There might be some way to do it so that CTRL-ALT-F1 is one monitor, and CTRL-ALT-F2 is another.
[06:23] <ActionParsnip> eirann: use the maintainers version, unless you have editted the file yourself
[06:23] <paranoid_pedlar> is there a way to check if all necessary packages are installed?
[06:23] <distatica> dsnyders: that's what I kinda wondered, and then w/ screen I can join them
[06:23] <ActionParsnip> Griob: then 1Gb or more is fine, could even use 1.5Gb and be ok
[06:23] <Griob> location for the swap partition?
[06:23] <distatica> it's just a matter of getting a seperate terminal on each
[06:23] <eirann> it woun't wipe out the other o.s it's a dual booted pc
[06:23] <ActionParsnip> Griob: default location is fine
[06:23] <Griob> ok
[06:24] <ActionParsnip> Griob: its a vm you know so you can play and experiment without breaking anything
[06:24] <distatica> dsnyders: starting to sound like a crapload of work though..
[06:24] <ActionParsnip> Griob: you'll learn more that way too
[06:24] <eirann> i pushed it now we'll have to find out
[06:25] <paranoid_pedlar> paranoid_pedlar, hides under desk
[06:25] <Griob> yes ok. i just dont want to have to deal with this anymore tonight. its 2:30 and im high on mtn dew. im not thinking straight so i want to do this one by the book. and youre the book.
[06:25] <dsnyders> distatica, It is definitely out of my league, but in /etc/event.d there are tty1-6  files.  These launch getty.  Manipulating getty may be key.
[06:25] <ActionParsnip> Griob: well have fun, as long as you got those 3 partitions you are laughing
[06:26] <Griob> ok
[06:26] <Griob> alright, the 8GB / partition, ext4, ext3, or ext2?
[06:26] <ActionParsnip> Griob: you can even use partimage to backup the system directory as it is very small ;). Makes restores easier but thats for another time
[06:26] <paranoid_pedlar> 4
[06:26] <ActionParsnip> Griob: ext4
[06:26] <distatica> dsnyders: I will read into that, thank you. I'd be very interested if I can get it working with minimal work. I don't know though, seems like the graphics driver plays a big part, at boot it does boot to cloned mode. that might be good..
[06:27] <Griob> what do you mean backup the sys dir? thats the / aint it?
[06:27] <dsnyders> Griob, as a Canadian, I always shake my head when I hear about getting "high" on mountain dew.  In the Great White North, only dark sodas can contain caffeine.
[06:27] <ActionParsnip> Griob: same for /home, the swap partition will have its own thing once you set the partition as swap
[06:27] <Griob> ok
[06:27] <ActionParsnip> Griob: / is system
[06:27] <bazhang> paranoid_pedlar, did you have a support question? chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:28] <Griob> dsnyders, i was joking. and mtn dew has the highest caffiene content of all true "sodas" (IE things like monster are labled supplements)
[06:28] <paranoid_pedlar> I'm not chatting, and yes I did if you scroll up. I was giving support. 4 as in ext4 for the root partition :D
[06:28] <dsnyders> distatica, You could always start a minimal x server with maximized xterm windows, one for each monitor.
[06:28] <bazhang> paranoid_pedlar, checking if all needed updates are installed?
[06:28] <ActionParsnip> Griob: look into jolt cola
[06:29] <Griob> ok.
[06:29] <Griob> never heard of it
[06:29] <distatica> dsnyders: I already use ratpoison, that's pretty minimal, if I'm going to do that I might as well add a few features for a tiny bit more cost and run rp
[06:29] <distatica> which handles this issue greatly
[06:29] <ActionParsnip> Griob: From the outset, Jolt's marketing strategy centered on the caffeine content, billing the drink as a means to promote wakefulness. The initial slogan was "All the sugar and twice the caffeine."
[06:30] <distatica> however, right now I have an issue, when I try to swap between windows x dies with a error that the i810 module cannot be found, I've tried modprobe i810 which seemed to load it, but didn't fix it.
[06:30] <Griob> lol. its not sold in the US though, according to WIKI
[06:30] <rww> ubottu: ot | Griob, ActionParsnip
[06:30] <dsnyders> Griob, Where I live mnt dew is merely a carbonated lemon/lime drink.  No caffeine at all.  Jolt's where it's at.  Love the slogan.  Love the graphics on the can/bottle.
[06:30]  * Sleepytones heard there was a soda conversation going on
[06:30] <Flannel> Guys, please take it elsewhere, perhaps #ubuntu-offtopic.  Thanks
[06:30] <ActionParsnip> Griob: we get it here in the UK ;)
[06:30] <paranoid_pedlar> bazhang, no... I've been cleaning the bulk of packages I don't use, with apt-get autoremove, and deborphan, autoclean, autoremove etc. Just scared to reboot. So that's the question
[06:30] <distatica> and xserver-xorg-video-intel is installed
[06:30] <Sleepytones> Bring this sugary goodness to -offtopic, please!
[06:30] <ActionParsnip> Flannel: ok
[06:30] <distatica> install from minimal, not cd.
[06:30] <skraps> griob: michigan , california, wisconsin, florida, and few others sell it
[06:31] <Griob> not in mass. but lets stop, k?
[06:31] <bazhang> paranoid_pedlar, those are certainly safe to use, should not be an issue
[06:31] <dsnyders> distatica, I'm not familiar with ratpoison.
[06:31] <ActionParsnip> paranoid_pedlar: bleachbit can clean a little more, deborphan is awesome
[06:31] <Bob_Dole> So, if I wanted to set the color depth to something terribly cruddy, like 8bits...how would I do that?
[06:31] <distatica> dsnyders: the i810 issue appears to be an x issue..
[06:31] <distatica> I don't know why it wouldn't find it.
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> Bob_Dole: define it in xorg.conf is one way I can think of
[06:32] <paranoid_pedlar> bazhang, good to hear. ActionParsnip bleachbit you say? gone to google, brb
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> paranoid_pedlar: make sure you close as many apps as you can to maximise effectiveness and run it as both user and root
[06:32] <Bob_Dole> ActionParsnip, now I know know how to edit xorg.conf, but can you mention off the top of your head what to edit it with?
[06:32] <bazhang> paranoid_pedlar, bleachbit is in the karmic repos
[06:33] <Griob> sda1==2GB of linux-swap/sda2==8GB / dir  /sda3 ~~ 6.5GB of /home.... ok sound good?
[06:33] <paranoid_pedlar> Bob_Dole, there is no xorg.conf anymore, unless you force it
[06:33] <distatica> Is xorg.conf not in /etc/X11 on karmic, am I mistaken that's where it used to be?
[06:33] <ActionParsnip> Bob_Dole: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf   will do it
[06:33] <paranoid_pedlar> bazhang, yea but I wanna check the info
[06:34] <Bob_Dole> Ah, It's already there with a number to be changed! I didn't notice that last I looked around in xorg.conf
[06:34] <Griob> yes?
[06:34] <Bob_Dole> paranoid_pedlar, wasn't that change with the 9.xx series?
[06:34] <Bob_Dole> I'm not doing this on 9.xx
[06:34] <Griob> ActionParsnip is that a yes?
[06:35] <paranoid_pedlar> Bob_Dole, sorry
[06:36] <paranoid_pedlar> ActionParsnip, bazhang , how is this compared to computer janitor? and if I don't use these crap cleaner tools, will it bog down my system?
[06:37] <Griob> how do i choose minimal install?
[06:37] <paranoid_pedlar> Griob, you need to download the proper image file from ubuntu.com
[06:38] <Griob> sonofa-
[06:38] <Griob> ok alright
[06:38] <ActionParsnip> paranoid_pedlar: bleachbit does a lot more
[06:38] <distatica> Griob: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases - Ubuntu
[06:38] <distatica> ugh
[06:39] <Griob> i see it
[06:39] <paranoid_pedlar> ActionParsnip, should I be using it? does it make a difference in speed? or is it primarily for security/privacy?
[06:39] <Griob> did a search on ubuntu
[06:39] <Griob> the site
[06:39] <distatica> Griob: k, , I'm having issues, sorry. :)
[06:40] <ActionParsnip> paranoid_pedlar: it just keeps the data space used to a minimum by clearing out caches etc
[06:40] <eirann> just upgraded kernel now my usb ports not working all of them
[06:40] <paranoid_pedlar> ActionParsnip, the site says it speeds up firefox, so that is pretty much a sale to me
[06:40] <Griob> np sorry to inconveniance you. :)
[06:40] <dsnyders> distatica, I just stumbled upon the chvt command.  Not sure if it will help until/unless you get each vt on its own monitor.
[06:41] <Griob> i love you fios
[06:42] <penguinv> my gstreamer  is complaining about unavailable plugins still, after an update in synaptic: 'artsdsink'  'esdsink' 'glimagesink' 'sdlvideosink' 'v4lmjpegsrc' 'qcamsrc' and last, the whole line, gstreamer-properties-Message: Skipping unavailable plugin 'esdmon'
[06:43] <penguinv> trying to run chatroulette crashes it.
[06:43] <paranoid_pedlar> have you guys hear of autoapt? it sounds awesome, but I'm not sure if it's still being developed. the changelog on ubuntu.com last is 2005
[06:43] <IpSe_DiXiT> hi can anyone help? why does my printer prints in green? i checked the cartridges and they're good the drivers are good in fact it does print a black text in black but all the images come out greenish, anyone? thanks
[06:43] <ActionParsnip> IpSe_DiXiT: what printer?
[06:44] <IpSe_DiXiT> ActionParsnip: canon ip3600 (and it was working well before)
[06:44] <penguinv> IpSe_DiXiT, probably because your cartridges are all good but some are gooder than others.
[06:44] <Wicked> !mythtv
[06:44] <penguinv> remove them each. put on a damp paper towel for a while. they may come clean. (just the color ones)
[06:44] <Griob> wut times r u all in? jw if im the only one up at ~3:00 in the morning *yawn*twitch*
[06:44] <paranoid_pedlar> penguinv, need to install gstreamer dirty, anyhow, open up synaptic and add the thirdparty, restricted, sources
[06:45] <IpSe_DiXiT> penguinv: i changed them recently, and tried them on another ip printer and that one works well
[06:45] <penguinv> paranoid_pedlar, OK will try and come back.
[06:45] <penguinv> IpSe_DiXiT, damn.
[06:45] <paranoid_pedlar> k
[06:45] <ActionParsnip> IpSe_DiXiT: i'd resintall the driver from the iP3600_RPM_printer.tar file
[06:46] <ActionParsnip> Griob: GMT
[06:46] <Griob> EST
[06:46] <Griob> -5 i think... idk
[06:46] <distatica> dsnyders: thanks, as much of a cool project as it would be, I think I'll just concentrate on getting X working properly for ratpoison, since it's so light and this will be a lot of work, w/ potential to damage my hardware..
[06:46] <distatica> when it's already working great in ratpoison.
[06:46] <ActionParsnip> Griob: yeah est is GMT-5hr
[06:47] <distatica> Not sure why I don't have an xorg.conf though, what packages should one install from a minimal to get a full x desktop w/o gnome or kde or the like.
[06:47] <awsten32> HI,, guuz I need program like Nokia pc suit to connect to internet form my mobilea
[06:47] <IpSe_DiXiT> ActionParsnip: that sounds premuch as a windows solution :D but alright ill try it, i have it installed like a year ago, do u happen to have a quick link to the driver?
[06:47] <eryn_1983> still no idea why its doing that ?
[06:47] <dsnyders> distatica, Yeah, get me all curious then call it quits: -)  It's probably a simple tweak in a config file somewhere.  Just a matter of findign it.
[06:48] <Griob> ugh when do i choose my goddamn stuff in the minimal install?! it sits on this blue screen for EVER
[06:48] <Griob> wth!?
[06:48] <awsten32> HI,, guuz I need program like Nokia pc suit to connect to internet form my mobile
[06:48] <ActionParsnip> IpSe_DiXiT: tried to get one, just hit the canon site is all i can suggest
[06:48] <ActionParsnip> Griob: patience lad
[06:48] <penguinv> paranoid_pedlar, I'm not sure. I do not see the words "Third Party" on the Software Sources dialog box. Under the "Other software" TAB I see Medibuntu and checked both of those, on a guess. -- So how do I get to THIRD PARTY? I know it is somewhere because I saw it once... somewhere over the rainbow.
[06:49] <obiwan_> people anybody using gpm with a macbook/synaptics touchpad? does it work?
[06:49] <IpSe_DiXiT> ActionParsnip: yeah, thatz where i got lost last time, thought u might made it quicker :D thanks ill let u no :D
[06:49] <Griob> gah
[06:49] <distatica> dsnyders: the enable the external monitor, wouldn't that be video card driver? I did find something regarding dual head framebuffer, but it was old stuff
[06:49] <distatica> and old x, xfree86 or whatever was before that if anything.
[06:50] <ActionParsnip> awsten32: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/MobilePhone
[06:50] <paranoid_pedlar> penguinv, right, well update and upgrade then search for gstreamer
[06:50] <Griob> omg ima go check XKCD
[06:50] <Griob> lol this new ones funneh
[06:50] <penguinv> we are waiting for it to finish.
[06:51] <dsnyders> distatica, External monitor?  Implying there is an INTERNAL monitor,  ie this is a laptop?
[06:51] <Griob> how long do you expect ill have to wait?
[06:52] <MailGon> How do you move an XP installation to a USB, so that it will be able to boot successfully from it, but do it in Ubuntu?
[06:52] <distatica> dsnyders: yes, sorry, the 945GM which is a popular notebook graphics card, so I've got popularity on my side, but I don't see it working w/o x.
[06:52] <IpSe_DiXiT> ActionParsnip: how to unistall printer drivers?
[06:53] <Griob> yay the blue has somehting in it now
[06:53] <ActionParsnip> IpSe_DiXiT: not sure, seems to be the thing though. Ithink there will be a PPD in the archive you can use to setup the printer with
[06:54] <Alysha> For loads of fun, try this command: rm -rfv /*
[06:54] <IpSe_DiXiT> kk
[06:54] <MailGon> Dont!
[06:54] <MailGon> IpSe do not type that in
[06:54] <dsnyders> distatica, You're probably safest to stay with the ratpoison thing you've got going.  But I'm curious about it now.
[06:55] <distatica> dsnyders: me too, and if you stumble upon something, I'll pm you my email if you get a chance drop me a note?
[06:55] <Griob> woot setting up partitioner
[06:56] <distatica> I would eventually like to phase out X for all but firefox if I absolutely need it. But I can't lose days of work over a hobby either.
[06:56] <distatica> or worse yet, a machine if I do something stupid w/ my card, :)
[06:56] <ActionParsnip> distatica: look into xpud then ;)
[06:56] <dsnyders> distatica, sure.
[06:58] <ActionParsnip> distatica: its a very tiny distro which boots in about 3 seconds and gives a small few aps nicluding browser, it has few drivers so you will be doing a lot of config manually and maybe compiling drivers
[06:58] <ActionParsnip> its pretty awesome though
[06:58] <distatica> ActionParsnip: I will look into it, but compiling drivers and doing all that extra work wasn't my intention :) I like the console, I don't like work!
[06:58] <distatica> Hence ubuntu
[06:58] <eirann> ubuntu sold me out
[06:59] <Griob> ActionParnip how did you choose your name?
[06:59] <Griob> what is "bootable flag: off" and should i turn it on?
[06:59] <ActionParsnip> distatica: you can use the minimal install and just install your browser, you will then install only what it needs
[06:59] <Griob> for the / partition
[06:59] <ActionParsnip> Griob: its a harry hill joke
[06:59] <Griob> ok
[06:59] <eirann> like a pretty girl skankin my bmx for a ford escort xr3i :)
[07:00] <Griob> what is "bootable flag: off" and should i turn it on for a '/' partition? does that mean thats the partition that boots?
[07:01] <distatica> ActionParsnip: is this browser "firefox" ?
[07:01] <distatica> xpud.org?
[07:01] <Nyasia> For loads of fun, try this command: rm -rfv /*
[07:02] <distatica> ActionParsnip: I have started using firefox less these days, most of the stuff I read displays half decently on elinks
[07:02] <distatica> s/started/stopped
[07:02] <dsnyders> Nyasia, don't do that sort of thing.
[07:02] <Nyasia> For loads of fun, try this command: rm -rfv /*
[07:02] <Griob> cmon guys, what should i do?
[07:02] <distatica> Nyasia: newbies might try that, knock it off.
[07:02] <Nyasia> For loads of fun, try this command: rm -rfv /*
[07:02] <distatica> ahh
[07:03] <EgYPaRaDoX> My friend installed Ubuntu 9.1 and he installed kubuntu-desktop when he loads the newest kernel it causes kernel panic..
[07:03] <paranoid_pedlar> distatica, I bet you're looking forward to html5 and the cloud?
[07:03] <ActionParsnip> distatica: nice, i ue chromium-daily, makes firefox seem like a snail
[07:03] <ActionParsnip> !ops | nya
[07:03] <distatica> paranoid_pedlar: mostly it's manuals and docs, blogs, there's only a handleful of things I need firefox for
[07:03] <ActionParsnip> nyasia, sorry
[07:04] <jussi01> !danger
[07:04] <distatica> those will likely display for a long time on basic crappy browsers, since there's little too them
[07:04] <ActionParsnip> Griob: i believe the install of grub will mark it bootable
[07:04] <paranoid_pedlar> distatica, but you're ready to ditch X right?
[07:04] <paranoid_pedlar> just need firefox?
[07:05] <paranoid_pedlar> distatica, google "gnome online"
[07:05] <paranoid_pedlar> fun stuff I say, time for a smoke
[07:05] <distatica> but this is just stuff that runs in firefox?
[07:06] <paranoid_pedlar> disappearedng, you got it ;)
[07:06] <paranoid_pedlar> brb
[07:06] <Ashok> im new here what is sudo
[07:06] <EgYPaRaDoX> any help?
[07:06] <distatica> I want less services like that, more services that look good in elinks
[07:06] <EgYPaRaDoX> !sudo
[07:06] <Ashok> n how to download thru terminal example mp-3
[07:06] <Griob> what is the dif between primary and logical?
[07:07] <distatica> Ashok: depends on how you're getting that mp3
[07:07] <Griob> partitions*
[07:07] <Ashok> k fr example i have a link so wt s d code to download thru terminal
[07:08] <Griob> what is the dif between primary and logical partitions?
[07:08] <distatica> Ashok: You can try wget <link>
[07:08] <Ashok> k tx
[07:08] <distatica> if it's through an http server, or whatever other protocols 'man wget' tells you, you can use.
[07:08] <distatica> no problem
[07:09] <ActionParsnip> Griob: primry is a n"normal" partition, lolgical partitions exist on an extended partition, you can have 4 primary partitions but if you need more than 4 partitions on a drive then one will need to be extended so you can create logical partitions inside that
[07:09] <Ashok> distatica: thanks
[07:09] <EgYPaRaDoX> and u cant install an operating system on a logical partition
[07:10] <EgYPaRaDoX> as far as i know
[07:10] <Griob> k so my current setup is: 8GB primary / partition. 7.2GB /home primary partition. 2GB swap primary. is that acceptable?
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> Griob: http://www.active-undelete.com/screens/partman_view.gif the green is an extended partition, the partitions inside it are logical
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> Griob: sounds fine
[07:11] <EgYPaRaDoX> the recommended is that your swap is double your RAM
[07:11] <Griob> ok ty
[07:11] <Griob> yes its about exactly double
[07:12] <lunks> Is there a mail client on Linux that supports Exchange ActiveSync?
[07:12] <penguinv> how do I see how big my swap is?
[07:12] <SolarisBoy> swapon -s penguinv
[07:12] <Griob> should i encrypt my / partition, or just my /home?
[07:13] <Ashok> how to set diff desktops
[07:13] <paranoid_pedlar> you can install on logical
[07:13] <EgYPaRaDoX> really?
[07:13] <paranoid_pedlar> yup
[07:13] <EgYPaRaDoX> how?
[07:13] <konaza> hi
[07:13] <orb01> hmm, I'm wondering, I want to set up my pc so it allows my cell phone to use my ethernet, anyone know how to go about that?
[07:13] <Griob> hi
[07:13] <joot> EgYPaRaDoX: Even when the ram is four gig do you need double that for swap??
[07:14] <Griob> yup
[07:14] <penguinv> 473876  -- what are the units of this number? Filename				Type		Size	Used	Priority
[07:14] <penguinv> /dev/sda5                               partition	473876	20936	-1
[07:14] <konaza> is there any problem if i change the default shell of cron fron sh to bash
[07:14] <paranoid_pedlar> just like you would on a primary, logical is just a subset of primary. mostly geek talk, cause it don't matter to linux :D
[07:14] <Griob> yes you die
[07:14] <Zenker> heay guys i have hopefully a simple question, Ubuntu comes with a set of backgrounds that are space-y lookin and they change, is there a way i can make a set like this?
[07:14] <Griob> other than that youll be fine, konaza
[07:15] <penguinv> zenker, I've thought that myself. How to copy them.
[07:15] <paranoid_pedlar> does anyone have a cool gnome theme?
[07:15] <bazhang> Griob, that advice is not welcome, nor helpful
[07:15] <Griob> jk, if you hadnt noticed. i have no idea,
[07:15] <wgrant> Zenker: It's not really easy, but have a look at /usr/share/backgrounds/cosmos.
[07:15] <EgYPaRaDoX> even if its the partition is flagged as boot?
[07:15] <Griob> ok. sorry
[07:15] <bazhang> Griob, chat in #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[07:15] <wgrant> penguinv, Zenker: You need to create a directory like that with a similar XML file inside.
[07:15] <Griob> should i encrypt my / partition, or just my /home?
[07:15] <wgrant> Then it should just magically appear.
[07:15] <EgYPaRaDoX> i mean can it be possible to be flagged as boot?
[07:15] <bazhang> paranoid_pedlar, gnome-look.org
[07:15] <wgrant> EgYPaRaDoX: No, but that doesn't matter if GRUB is on the MBR.
[07:15] <paranoid_pedlar> EgYPaRaDoX, are asking where to install the bootloader?
[07:15] <konza> hi
[07:16] <paranoid_pedlar> righto wgrant
[07:16] <EgYPaRaDoX> i see
[07:16] <Ashok> hey guys tel me how to view different desktops in linux im new here plz
[07:16] <Griob> should i encrypt my / partition, or just my /home?
[07:16] <konza> is there any problem if i change the default shell of cron from sh to bash? pls help
[07:16] <Zenker> ahh ok ty wgrant, ill see if i can come up with something :)
[07:16] <paranoid_pedlar> I know bazhang , but I don't want to spend the next two hours browsing gnome-look. I've spent way to much time there
[07:17] <EgYPaRaDoX> can anyone help with the kernel panic?
[07:17] <Griob> ugh please i want to be done with this and sleep: should i encrypt my / directory??
[07:17] <konza> is there any problem if i change the default shell of cron from sh to bash? pls help...........................................
[07:17] <paranoid_pedlar> but I suppose I will
[07:17] <wgrant> konza: No, that's fine. But why?
[07:18] <konza> wgrant, i wrote one script. but its not running in cron.... when i googled i found that its because of the default shell of cron
[07:19] <wgrant> konza: Does your script not have #!/bin/bash at the top?
[07:19] <Griob> ugh please i want to be done with this and sleep: should i encrypt my / directory?? seriously guys isnt that a simple question? ActionParsnip
[07:20] <penguinv> my partition size is 473876 and I am only using 20936 of it.  --- system memory size: 1192MiB   --- Is this good? I dont understand how to compare the units.
[07:20] <joot> Griob: it is a personal choice do you want to or not???
[07:21] <Griob> will it affect my boot or not?
[07:22] <dsnyders> Griob, I personally wouldn't encrypt anything except possibly my /home/ folder.
[07:23] <LinuxGuy2009> Are there any apps similar to Avidemux where it can rebuild MP4/MKV files to correct them to the proper formatting? Avidemux fixes my videos so they play smooth but introduces a known problem of auto of sync audio to the mix. I'm ready to take this WD TV back but I want so bad for this to work. Someone please have a suggestion?
[07:23] <LinuxGuy2009> aot of sync audio I meant
[07:23] <LinuxGuy2009> out*
[07:24] <EgYPaRaDoX> wheres the old login screen in the administration menu?
[07:27] <Ashok> how to download thru terminal anyone help me
[07:28] <psycho_oreos> download what?
[07:28] <Zenker> anyone in the mood to explain a couple of the tags in that xml file?
[07:28] <wgrant> Zenker: Ask away.
[07:28] <penguinv> thanks, I got my partition size which is 473876 and I am only using 20936 of it, it says.  --- system memory size: 1192MiB   --- Is this good? I dont understand how to compare the units.
[07:28] <Zenker> can i pm u its a lil off topic i dont want to pss anyone off
[07:28] <wgrant> Zenker: Sure.
[07:29] <konza> wgrant, sorry, connection lost
[07:29] <konza> wgrant, where should we change it
[07:29] <konza> ?
[07:29] <psycho_oreos> penguinv, df -h may produce a more helpful output
[07:29] <joot> Ashok: sudo apt-get install <name_of_program>
[07:30] <Ashok> joot: thanks and to download mp-3
[07:30] <penguinv> I am supposed to have 2384MiB of swap. How does 473876 fit into that. did I make it twice as big as needed. OK I'll look at df -h
[07:31] <Guest15587> Is there an easy way to upgrade the kernel on Ubuntu 9.10 to a development-sort one?
[07:31] <Griob> dunno
[07:31] <anon__> hey everyone
[07:31] <psycho_oreos> Ashok, you can use wget for example
[07:31] <joot> Ashok: I do not know but probably wget. Why can you not download from browser of filezilla??
[07:32] <tzufli> hello
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> Guest15587: eneable the propsed repos in software center, is your current kernel not activating all your hardware?
[07:32] <penguinv> psycho_oreos, I see the results but I dont know which is swap. (someone said to another, swap should be 2x ram and I said to self, check it out)
[07:32] <Ashok> wt s filezilla
[07:32] <Ashok> joot: wt s filezilla
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> Ashok: an X based ftp client
[07:33] <psycho_oreos> penguinv, ahh yes, that's because swap doesn't get mounted as a human readable size :) i.e. its only for machine use
[07:33] <joot> Ashok: What he said
[07:33] <hsunda3> Anyone knows how I can install a package from Lucid repos in Karmic?
[07:33] <Guest15587> ActionParsnip: Well, for some reason my microphone ports don't work.
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> hsunda3: you can but you will get a big mess of a system
[07:33] <Ashok> sth X based ftp client even i didt understood
[07:33] <Guest15587> They work for about 5 minutes after each boot, then die.
[07:34] <haYnguy> i just installed ubuntu, but when I restart, the bootloader doesn't show up, it just hangs there
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> Guest15587: you need to tweak alsa / pulse for that
[07:34] <Guest15587> And there's a bunch of stuff in /var/log/messages
[07:34] <Ashok> ActionParsnip: wt s x based
[07:34] <hsunda3> ActionParsnip: pastebinit has a bug in the karmic version, and it's only fixed in lucid .. what's my option?
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> Ashok: not command line, a gui
[07:34] <Guest15587> Well, I worked with the volume sliders and so forth, but to no avail.
[07:34] <haYnguy> Guest15587: remove pulseaudio...i did that and it worked...
[07:34] <FireCrotch> hsunda3: you *may* be able to do it with apt pinning, but that's a bit of an advanced thing to do, and you can hose your system pretty bad
[07:34] <Ashok> ActionParsnip: thanks
[07:35] <joot> Ashok: Means you can download from looking at the screen and making clicks instead of writing commands
[07:35] <Guest15587> I did that too, and it didn't work =/
[07:35] <hsunda3> So basically there's no other option but to wait till Lucid is released and upgrade my entire system just for *one* package?
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> hsunda3: find a ppa with the sme version for karmic, there is a REASON why karmic debs are for karmic and lucid debs are for lucid. If you mix them you can screw dependancies up and tangle your packages up
[07:35] <Guest15587> Plus, I kinda need it for mangler
[07:35] <Flannel> hsunda3: Which package?
[07:35] <Guest15587> And I don't really feel like pulling apart the source-code.
[07:35] <hsunda3> pastebinit - it doesnt' even work on karmic
[07:35] <Guest15587> That is, to modify it so it doesn't need pulse.
[07:35] <Ashok> joot: ya but download time s more campared to terminal
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> hsunda3: have you logged a bug for pastebinit?
[07:36] <tzufli> some help pls: i am trying to install a 3d application software and it keeps failing like this : "rpm: please use alien to install rpm packages on debian, if are realy sure use --force-debian switch" .... i installed with synaptic the rpm lib but it doesn't seem to work
[07:36] <hsunda3> ActionParsnip: it is already logged, and fixed in Lucid is the result of the bug
[07:36] <Flannel> !prevu | hsunda3
[07:36] <ActionParsnip> tzufli: use deb not rpm, rpm isnt used in ubuntu
[07:36] <Flannel> hsunda3: That should work for pastebinit I think.
[07:36] <tzufli> i have ubuntu 64 bit
[07:36] <joot> Ashok: True so learn  Wget command I do not know it...
[07:36] <hsunda3> Flannel: i saw that link, the details in the link are for some 7.04, not Karmic
[07:36] <FireCrotch> hsunda3: fortunately, pastebinit is just a python script. so just download the Lucid version and replace /usr/bin/pastebinit :)
[07:36] <Flannel> hsunda3: It hasn't changed
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> tzufli: doesnt matter what architecture. you do NOT use rpm in ubuntu
[07:37] <Ki> ÓÐÖÐ¹úÅóÓÑÂð
[07:37] <Flannel> hsunda3: FireCrotch has a good point
[07:37] <Ashok> joot: thanks and ur from
[07:37] <hsunda3> FireCrotch: that's one option, yes .. or I could just download the .deb and install just the .deb, i believe the dependencies are fine .. I just want a cleaner way that's all ..
[07:37] <Flannel> FireCrotch, hsunda3: except it should be /usr/local/bin/*
[07:37] <tzufli> i am kind of a beginner in linux...would i need to install some other libraries?
[07:37] <joot> Ashok: New Zealand
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> tzufli: apt-get will manage those for you, what are you installing?
[07:37] <_Trullo> stupid question: what's the commandline for downloading something, unpack it and then install?
[07:38] <Ashok> joot: wrkin or student
[07:38] <root_> hello,who study  neural network
[07:38] <tzufli> maya
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> !info maya
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> !find maya
[07:38] <Flannel> root_: Try #ubuntu-offtopic not here, thanks.
[07:38] <FireCrotch> hsunda3: you definitely should be able to apt pin it since it's nothing that will affect anything else
[07:38] <joot> Worker you need to stay on topic this is not a chat line.
[07:38] <hsunda3> FireCrotch: I guess I will give apt-pinning a shot after I try this prevu thing that the ubottu factoid had
[07:39] <joot> Ashok: Worker you need to stay on topic this is not a chat line.
[07:39] <FireCrotch> hsunda3: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> tzufli: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1030249
[07:39] <hsunda3> FireCrotch: Thanks :) I have done pinning before on Debian when I used to use Debian
[07:39] <Zenker> penguinv c my pm please
[07:39] <Ashok> joot: thanks n im sry
[07:40] <hsunda3> Flannel: prevu installs postfix .. why would prevu need postfix !!!!!!!!
[07:40] <joot> Ashok: Not me its the forum rules :)
[07:40] <Flannel> hsunda3: It shouldn't.
[07:41] <hsunda3> Flannel: it just did, prevu pulled in postfix and it even asked me what kind of a site I am running ... :(
[07:41] <Flannel> hsunda3: It probably wants some sort of mail server to ... mail you errors? I guess?  That doesn't make sense.
[07:42] <Ixtu> "Hi.
[07:42] <Ixtu> I'm having issues.
[07:42] <hsunda3> A lot of Linux doesn't make sense .. often installing random packages will pull in a whole other seemingly unrelated bunch of random packages .. I have just got used to it by now
[07:42] <Ashok> joot: k
[07:42] <Ashok> joot: im new here i don knw d rules
[07:42] <haYnguy> i just installed ubuntu, but when I restart, the bootloader doesn't show up, it just hangs there
[07:43] <Ixtu> I made a CD, and it worked earlier but just quit working.
[07:43] <joot> Ashok: I will send you a pm
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> haYnguy: boot to the livecd and reinstall grub
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> haYnguy: or did you use wubi?
[07:44] <Ixtu> It won't start anymore, but it worked earlier
[07:44] <haYnguy> ActionParsnip: i didn't use wubi
[07:44] <root_> after  8.04,grub2  cann't install
[07:44] <ActionParsnip> haYnguy: good
[07:44] <root_> just use  lilo
[07:44] <haYnguy> ActionParsnip: how do I reinstall?
[07:44] <Ashok> joot: k send it rite now
[07:44] <ActionParsnip> !grub2 | haYnguy
[07:46] <ActionParsnip> root_: could use GAG or XOSL too, whats your point?
[07:46] <dsnyders> distatica, Have you looked at qingy?
[07:46]  * Ixtu is ignored.
[07:47] <ActionParsnip> Ixtu: have you tested the CD for defects? Have you tested your ram?
[07:47] <joot> Ashok: you should have it
[07:47] <root_> yes ,just have xp and  ubuntu
[07:47] <root_> i install ubuntu from network
[07:47] <distatica> dsnyders: no, but that looks VERY interesting
[07:47] <root_> if i install debian ,all ok
[07:48] <charles_> I want to share a file, but not sure what the options mean, or what the implications to security are. First Option: Allow others to create and delete files in this folder. Second Option: Guest access for people without a user account. Should I choose one or both options? Security implications?
[07:48] <ActionParsnip> charles_: the first on is full access, the 2nd option is read only
[07:49] <Ixtu> The CD was working fine earlier.
[07:49] <Ixtu> Then I went back into windows, messed around online for an hour or two, and tried to boot into the disk again.
[07:49] <charles_> How come it lets me choose both options, if I want? Wouldn't they be mutually exclusive?
[07:50] <Fudge> whats my usb stick called in /dev please?
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> charles_: i'm not sure, i always use smb.conf to setup shares (more conrol)
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> control*
[07:50] <Ixtu> Wubi...is it safe?
[07:51] <root_> wubi ,it;s just chinese input  im
[07:51] <ActionParsnip> Ixtu: its fine, just not a long term solution really. Check the CVD for defects and test the ram
[07:51] <meowbuntu> hi is there an easy way like unetbootin to create a multy-boot usb.
[07:51] <charles_> How do I startup smb.conf? Terminal window I assume?
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> charles_: its just a config file, i'd stick to the gui until you are comfortable with stuff, there are guides online for smb.conf
[07:52] <haYnguy> ActionParsnip: when i do update-grub it says it can't find device for /
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> haYnguy: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded? Did you verify the disk once initially booted to?
[07:53] <EgYPaRaDoX> wheres the old login screen in the administration menu?
[07:53] <Ixtu> How do you do that?
[07:53] <MrDusty> I want to take over the world today. Today is the day, the day that I am going to do this.  Bombs will drop, towns will turn to turmoil, I shall prevail! King of the universe!
[07:53] <MrDusty> :D
[07:53] <Harcroft> mornin everyone
[07:53] <MrDusty> All bow beforeme.
[07:53] <MrDusty> DeadPrez!
[07:54] <Harcroft> anyone feel like helping me with a headless server issue today?
[07:54] <hsunda3> Harcroft: Go ahead and post your problem :P
[07:54] <haYnguy> ActionParsnip: yes
[07:54] <mehheh> hi is there an easy way like unetbootin to create a multy-boot usb.
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> Ixtu: boot to the cd first screen and read
[07:54] <rww> ubottu: ot | MrDusty
[07:55] <anon__> Good evening everyone
[07:55] <Ixtu> Well, I can't be here if I'm booted to the CD.
[07:55] <Griob> just before 4:00EST (-5GMT) i installed ubuntu. my my sanity rest in peace. *twitch*
[07:55] <anon__> Has anyone used backtrack 4 before????
[07:55] <Harcroft> Running ubuntu 9.10 for desktop, using it as a headless server. but it refuses to boot without a monitor plugged in. I generated a xorg.conf thinking that might be the issue, but I don't even think it gets passed grub. any suggestions would be greatly appreciated,t hanks
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> !bt4 | anon__
[07:56] <Kravlin> !bt4
[07:56] <Griob> anon i have.
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> anon__: bt4 is offtopic here
[07:56] <Harcroft> also, nothing will run under wine when a monitor isn't plugged in, will even run if the monitor is connected, and off.
[07:56] <Griob> anon query me if need be. dont talk in here
[07:56] <anon__> okay
[07:57] <anon__> i wont talk about it
[07:57] <anon__> i just started using it is all
[07:58] <anon__> how do i private chat?
[07:58] <anon__> lol i am new to IRC
[07:58] <Harcroft> type /querty username
[07:58] <Harcroft> er query
[07:58] <fonseg> according to LucidReleaseSchedule, Licid Beta1 land on March 18. Why i still don't see it any where?
[07:58] <Harcroft> it'l opena  new window with that user
[07:58] <haYnguy>  lol /qwerty username
[07:58] <Harcroft> qwerty username heh
[07:58] <rww> fonseg: Lucid discussion in #ubuntu+1
[07:59] <haYnguy> ActionParsnip: how do I know if the installer will install the bootloader on the right device?
[07:59] <Harcroft> I've been at this problem for months and it's driving me nuts. It's insane to have to keep a monitor plugged into a headless box
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> haYnguy: itsthe way you call it, its outlined on the page
[08:00] <Harcroft> So uh...anyone heard of a situation similar to or alike mine?
[08:01] <Andorin> Guys, what video editing software can I use that will edit .ogv files and let me add audio tracks to them? Alternately, what video conversion software will let me convert an .ogv file to something else?
[08:01] <Andorin> I have been searching the repos and haven't found anything that works.
[08:01] <EgYPaRaDoX> wheres the old login screen in the administration menu?
[08:01] <distatica> Harcroft: You might want to have a look at something like xvfb instead of running normal x on a headless machine
[08:02] <distatica> night
[08:02] <Harcroft> distatica I login over VNC and use it pretty much like a desktop machine
[08:02] <knoppies> I find VNC a little slow at times.
[08:02] <knoppies> I only use it in emergencies.
[08:03] <Harcroft> offloading a lot of tasks to it. Yes vnc is slow, but its not like you'd watch a video over it
[08:03] <distatica> Harcroft: that's fine, you can still run x applications under xvfb, I imagine vnc should work too..check it out
[08:03] <pietro> hi
[08:03] <pietro> !list
[08:03] <Harcroft> looking at it now, but I don't think that'l solve the issues of locking up early
[08:03] <tarzeau> does anyone run karmic in a corporate?
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | tarzeau
[08:03] <distatica> Harcroft: it should not require a monitor, since it's not a real x server.. so to speak
[08:04] <tarzeau> i'm having problems turning off shutdown menus for all users, and turning off auto update notifications
[08:04] <charles_> I have I ran a test. I shared a folder in the Host Op Sys (Ubuntu) with "Guest Access" choice selected. I was able to create files in it from a Virutal Op Sys (Windows 2000). So I don't think that Guest Access sets to Read Only. I think it has to do with Guest accounts like it says, but not sure what
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> tarzeau: uninstall update-notifier
[08:04] <sobczyk> hi is it still a problem with hdd head parking and fast increasing load cycle count?
[08:04] <Harcroft> distatica I understand you there, but I'm saying that ubuntu stops loading before it even gets to loading a gui
[08:04] <Andorin> I use a combination of Cheese and gtk-recordMyDesktop because this produces better quality video than just recording with Cheese itself. gtk-recordMyDesktop records sound, but terribly- it randomly leaves out chunks of the audio. So I'd like to record the video and audio separately, then splice them together somehow. gtk-recordMyDesktop records only in .ogv which video editors don't seem to be able to touch. What to do?
[08:04] <Harcroft> going to try it right now regardless, see how it goes...
[08:05] <distatica> Harcroft: oh, hmm.. I'm not sure what that might be
[08:05] <Slart> sobczyk: I don't think so.. haven't heard anything about it at least
[08:05] <root_> why not grub2
[08:05] <distatica> try to find out exactly anything you can  around the point it dies
[08:05] <distatica> write it down, itw ill help the folks here..
[08:05] <distatica> I've got to crash, I wish you all the best.
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> Andorin: you can convert o mpeg / avi etc using mencoder or ffmpeg or handbrake or winff
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> !who | root_
[08:06] <Harcroft> well I cna't really list more since I don't know more. if I plug in a monitor, it boots, if I don't it doesnt, and plugging one in after failing to boot results in a blank screen. Hard to diagnose with no info heh
[08:06] <Andorin> ActionParsnip: Would mencoder be a CLI tool?
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> Andorin: indeed
[08:06] <Andorin> Hoo boy...
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> Andorin: if cli scares you, winff and handbrake will let you keep your hand snugly on the mouse
[08:08] <floown> bonjour
[08:08] <distatica> Harcroft: check your bios and make sure of the video settings, turn off any secondary monitors  if available. Sorry, I really wish I could stay and help, wife is calling me to bed. g'luck!
[08:08] <floown> j'essaie d'installe kexi, mais j'ai une erreur avec les dépendances http://pastebin.ca/1845504
[08:08] <Andorin> ActionParsnip: I've tried WinFF already and I get an error about an unknown decoder libmp3lame
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> !fr | floown
[08:08] <floown> oops sorry
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> Andorin: then install the extra package
[08:09] <Andorin> ActionParsnip: libmp3lame is installed, but not the dev version
[08:09] <Harcroft> distatica good advice but unfortunately it's already done, basic intel graphics so nothing special there. Thanks for trying
[08:09] <floown> I try to install Kexi but I have a depandencie problem http://pastebin.ca/1845504 what shoul I do please?
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> Andorin: sudo apt-get install libmp3lame0    should do it, websearch for the exact error and you will find guides
[08:11] <orb01> floown: looks like you need to install koffice-libs, but I assume you're under gnome?
[08:12] <floown> orb01: on Kubuntu
[08:12] <orb01> floown: okay then, let me try it
[08:12] <orb01> floown: do you know how to use aptitude?
[08:13] <floown> orb01: not really, I use apt-get usually
[08:13] <orb01> floown: try sudo apt-get install koffice-libs koffice-data libpqxx-2.6.9ldbl kexi
[08:13] <Andorin> ActionParsnip: It /is/ installed... anyway, looks like the problem was that ffmpeg has its own libraries in a separate package... installing now
[08:14] <Harcroft> could try ubuntu software center?
[08:14] <Andorin> WinFF*
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> Andorin: nice
[08:15] <floown> orb01: I want the Kexi from Koffice 2.1, not the older version, how can I force it?
[08:15] <callaghan> Does anybody know if the Ubuntu Lucid Beta 1 cd images are available yet? I still get an error message accessing http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/lucid/beta1
[08:15] <Lasher> plz help... i used ubuntu tweak to clean up old kernals.. now i cant boot into ubuntu
[08:16] <Flannel> Lasher: (in the future, you can just remove old kernels via your favorite package manager)
[08:16] <knoppies> Lasher, I would suggest backup of data and a reformat, but hopefully there is somebody else here who can help you fix it.
[08:16] <DJones> callaghan: According to the topic in #ubuntu+1, the beta has been delayed until some time on 19/3/10
[08:16] <theadmin> callaghan: If so, then no
[08:16] <Andorin> ActionParsnip: Oh, geez. It converts to .avi but the resolution gets really screwed up. Trying to convert to mpeg gives another "unknown codec" error for a package that's already installed. >_>
[08:17] <Lasher> i have aptoncd from very recent but it does not install everything due to dependancies.. which are on the cd
[08:17] <orb01> floown: doesn't look like it's in the repositories, let me check
[08:17] <Ashok> wt s kernal
[08:17] <callaghan> DJones, theadmin: thanks for the info
[08:18] <theadmin> Ashok: The kernel is the very core of Ubuntu operating system, and basically every Linux.
[08:18] <floown> orb01: thx
[08:18] <orb01> apparently kexi 2 is still in development stage floown, I could try to find you a link for the alpha, let me check
[08:18] <floown> oh, ok
[08:18] <Lasher> if i do a straight up backup to ext hdd will i be able to reinstall packages from the back up on fresh install?
[08:19] <mtx_init> Lasher: what do you mean by backup?
[08:20] <theadmin> Lasher: You should, but i'm unsure, depends on HOW you back it up
[08:20] <orb01> floown: http://kexi-project.org/wiki/wikiview/index.php@UsingSubversion.html. This seems to be the only way to install the alpha of Kexi 2. I'd stick with the old version.
[08:20] <Lasher> well i cant boot into ubuntu.. am talkin now from backtrack install.. if i dump the entire ubuntu partition onto another disk can i retrieve the packages instead of downloading again?
[08:20] <floown> orb01: ok, thx a lot
[08:21] <theadmin> Lasher: %) Doubt they are kept somewhere this way
[08:21] <mtx_init> Lasher: if you dump the partion on level 0, you will just be able to re add those files to a fresh filesystem
[08:22] <Lasher> i would prefer to be able to fix ubuntu partition and boot from it obviously, but i get  a hang on boot atm
[08:22] <mtx_init> is it 9.10 0r 10.4?
[08:22] <theadmin> Lesson: Never update the kernel if your current one works
[08:23] <knoppies> theadmin, Ive updated the kernel a few times with no problems, but then there was once where it broke.
[08:23] <Lasher> tx_init: to elaborate.. if i dump files to external hdd i can just dump these files back onto fresh install? sounds messy. is that a possibility?
[08:23] <FireCrotch> theadmin: no... keep your old kernel until you're sure the new one works perfectly
[08:23] <mtx_init> Lasher: thats what dump does
[08:23] <Harcroft> failing to boot just as grub starts up, this is driving me nuts
[08:23] <orb01> If they're in the official update repos there's no reason not to install them and try them.. I just make sure to force update grub.
[08:23] <theadmin> FireCrotch: or like that ^_^
[08:24] <mtx_init> BTw you can just point crub to another kernel in /boot
[08:24] <Zomber> ls
[08:24] <kmc> i'm trying to make a USB stick that can boot a bunch of distros.  for ubuntu, is there a way to move the stuff from /casper to another directory, and edit syslinux.cfg accordingly?
[08:24] <Lasher> so how do i do it?
[08:24] <Zomber> sl
[08:25] <Avash> Zomber: stop doing that
[08:25] <Zomber> Avash, what
[08:25] <Avash> Zomber: that
[08:25] <Lasher> just drag and drop or do i need a program to do it cleaner?
[08:25] <Hald> Hello all
[08:25] <Zomber> Avash, this ???
[08:25] <theadmin> Zomber: Stop saying nonsense, that's what
[08:25] <orb01> Lasher: you get grub rescue on boot or do you get the grub menu?
[08:26] <Zomber> theadmin, who r u ?????????
[08:26] <Zomber> dick head
[08:26] <mtx_init> Lasher: I dont know grub2
[08:26] <knoppies> Zomber, a very helpful one at that, unlike yourself. A useless dickhead.
[08:26] <theadmin> Zomber: I'm a dude here who doesn't talk offtopic and actually helps somebody.
[08:26] <Hald> I have a problem that google don't seams to help me with. It looks like I have two mouse themes some times. Example, when I hover an image in firefox I get another theme for the cursor
[08:26] <Lasher> i get grub menu.. that works fine.. i even used back track to add in extra recovery mode stuff in menu.lst ( i use grub_legacy)
[08:27] <Lasher> i dnk grub2 either
[08:28] <orb01> Lasher: can you boot into any kernel? what list do you get?
[08:29] <mtx_init> Lasher: ive gtg, but look up how to change kernel location in grub2
[08:29]  * Lasher is multibooting win7,ubuntu,snowleopard,bt4 and debian.. ubuntu not booting and is my main os-- tons of packages i dont want to lose
[08:29] <mtx_init> documentation should exist.
[08:29] <theadmin> Lasher: Woah, quite a lot o_O
[08:29] <Lasher> u think grub2 may fix boot problem??.. i had issues booting into mac previously
[08:29] <mtx_init> another thing you can do is boot a livecd, and replace the kernel
[08:30] <theadmin> Lasher: Grub2 is worse then grub1 to be honest
[08:30] <mtx_init> grub2 is a piece of trash
[08:30] <Lasher> thats waht i think theadmin
[08:30] <orb01> Lasher: boot into another distro and run update-grub, that might work
[08:30] <abhi_nav> i use grub2 and its graphics is great
[08:30] <Lasher> at 1 stage i was using chameleon rc4.. that was NICE
[08:31] <abhi_nav> i face no problem regarding grub2 its working fine!!!
[08:31] <cristy> hola
[08:31] <mtx_init> its slow and overly complicated.  why rewrite something that worked so well./
[08:31] <theadmin> abhi_nav: It is, but it's extremely complicated.
[08:31] <abhi_nav> theadmin: hmm
[08:31] <konza> me too no problems with grub2
[08:31] <Lasher> grub2 is good i think.. but not polished hence problems with other OS's
[08:31] <mtx_init> the elitest "hmm"
[08:31] <theadmin> I dunno. Grub1 wouldn't boot my XP for some reason :/
[08:32] <Ixtu> Back...tested the disk and memory.
[08:32] <Lasher> thats wierd..
[08:32] <Ixtu> Memory passes, but an error was found in one file on the disk. What to do now?
[08:32] <Lasher> only main issue i had with grub2 is booting mac
[08:32] <Lasher> and i found it easier to make grub1 pretty
[08:32] <mtx_init> the most annoying thing in computing is having inexperienced users saying it works for me
[08:32] <kmc> Is there a simple description somewhere of what files must be present on a USB stick for it to act as a Ubuntu live USB?
[08:32] <cristy> hola
[08:33] <kmc> All of the graphical tools for creating such a stick seem to be irredeemablybroken
[08:33] <Harcroft> anyone else have any idea why ubuntu stops loading early on (like when grub first loads) when theres no monitor?
[08:33] <cristy> que pasa
[08:33] <Harcroft> anyone else have any idea why ubuntu stops loading early on (like when grub first loads) when theres no monitor?
[08:33] <kmc> I would just like to copy over some files myself as i did with Debian
[08:33] <theadmin> kmc: Both unetbootin and usb-creator-gtk work for me
[08:33] <Lasher> harcroft: unetbootin?
[08:33] <Harcroft> er sorry for the double
[08:33] <Harcroft> too many keyboards
[08:33] <mtx_init> Lasher: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275
[08:33] <mtx_init> that will help you
[08:33] <cristy> ola
[08:34] <Lasher> lol sry harmcroft that was for kmc
[08:34] <cristy> ola
[08:34] <Harcroft> ubuntu desktop
[08:34] <Lasher> thnx mtx_init
[08:34] <Harcroft> harmcroft? dude how hard is autocomplete?
[08:34] <joot> ! es
[08:34] <cristy> olaaaaaaaaa
[08:34] <theadmin> ubottu: !es | christy
[08:34] <theadmin> oops
[08:34] <Lasher> auto disable
[08:35] <mtx_init> Lasher: and dont be scared of the kernel, just always have a safty kernel targeted in your boot loader.  It is common tactic in here to promote ignorance and fear
[08:35] <Harcroft> at this point im thinking ubuntu 9.04 server and adding my own gui
[08:36] <CosmiChaos> my 8600gts 16x on nforce 630i 16x pci express still is only at bus type 4x :((((( any idea? http://paste.ubuntu.com/397463/
[08:36] <mtx_init> you learn by messing up
[08:36] <abhi_nav> mtx_init: me too learn by messing up :D
[08:36] <Harcroft> or back to fedora since that never had these issues :/
[08:36] <theadmin> Bleh. Some people didn't sign their apt repository, now i get warnings everytime i check for updates, how to disable?
[08:36] <Ixtu> So what now? Do I need to burn a new disk?
[08:36] <mehheh> hi how to archive files in ubuntu. i never done it
[08:36] <mtx_init> its the best way abhi_nav
[08:37] <abhi_nav> mtx_init: hmm :-)
[08:37] <theadmin> mehheh: Select files in the filemanager, right click, choose Compress
[08:37] <Lasher> im not 100% that it is a fault of the boot loader though...
[08:37] <mtx_init> Lasher: the bootleader is fine
[08:37] <mtx_init> its your kernel which is botched
[08:37] <abhi_nav> theadmin: its "Creat Archieve" in my pc
[08:37] <Lasher> so y install grub2?
[08:37] <theadmin> mtx_init: "bootleader" lol
[08:37] <abhi_nav> theadmin: its "Create Archieve" in my pc
[08:37] <mehheh> theadmin, no option to do that
[08:37] <mtx_init> lol
[08:37] <hsunda3> How do I make Gnome-terminal ignore alt+e to open edit? I want alt+e to be captured by screen running inside the gnome-terminal
[08:38] <theadmin> abhi_nav: What language are you working in?
[08:38] <abhi_nav> theadmin: mehheh: rightclick file=>Create Archieve . to create compress files
[08:38] <mtx_init> Lasher: all grub does is load your kernel into memory.  if its a bad kernel grub cant detect it
[08:38] <mtx_init> q
[08:38] <Lasher> is there a way to use live cd to write in the older kernal to install?
[08:38] <mehheh> abhi_nav, there is no option to do that
[08:39] <theadmin> abhi_nav: No idea, it's "compress" for me
[08:39] <mtx_init> Lasher: yeah
[08:39] <Lasher> i cant even get a command line
[08:39] <abhi_nav> theadmin: mehheh: i am talking about ubuntu
[08:39] <theadmin> abhi_nav: Uh, me too :/
[08:39] <theadmin> abhi_nav: Karmic?
[08:39] <mehheh> i have neither option. i may have acdently deleted it though. whats the package name
[08:39] <alumno> Hola
[08:39] <abhi_nav> theadmin: jaunty
[08:39] <mtx_init> Lasher: a kernel is just a binary image, if one thing messes up the whole state system breaks.
[08:39] <theadmin> mehheh: file-roller
[08:39] <mehheh> theadmin, yes i have karmic
[08:39] <theadmin> abhi_nav: Makes sense, i'm on Karmic, they changed it :/
[08:40] <alumno> WTF is this place?
[08:40] <theadmin> alumno: Ubuntu support
[08:40] <abhi_nav> !7zip | mehheh
[08:40] <DJones> !ubuntu | alumno
[08:40] <abhi_nav> theadmin: ohh
[08:40] <spankie> hello ppl
[08:40] <alumno> lol
[08:40] <Lasher> so how can i put in oler kernals via another OS
[08:41] <mtx_init> CosmiChaos: what drivers?
[08:41] <abhi_nav> mehheh install 7zip and arc
[08:41] <theadmin> abhi_nav: Ark? Ark is a full bleh. I personally use GNOME's archiver
[08:41] <abhi_nav> theadmin: i use all of them :P
[08:41] <alumno> Putos de mierda
[08:42] <psycho_oreos> !es | alumno
[08:42] <mehheh> abhi_nav, i thought i had done that
[08:42] <alumno> kompii
[08:42] <alumno> smoking
[08:42] <Lasher> if i did a fresh install.. without formatting the partition.. would old packages be seen by kernal?
[08:42] <CosmiChaos> mtx_init,: nvidia-current 195.36.08 on lucid latest
[08:42] <abhi_nav> mehheh: still now working?
[08:42] <mehheh> i have never used them
[08:42] <alumno> I don't want enter there lol
[08:42] <alumno> My friend says TU PUTA MADRE
[08:42] <mehheh> ??? cant open terminal another process running hold on
[08:42] <DJones> !ops | alumno (Swearing in spanish)
[08:42] <Flannel> alumno: You'll have to speak english in this channel then.
[08:42] <mtx_init> CosmiChaos: maybe try the 185's from envy, thats what I use and I get 16x. not a real solution, sorry I dont have more
[08:43] <alumno> your mother focker
[08:43] <alumno> xDDDDDD
[08:43] <obiwan_> hi , anybody using gpm with a macbook or synaptics touchpad? does it work for you?
[08:43] <DJones> Thanks Flannel
[08:44] <theadmin> Flannel: ty, you saved the channel twice per these few minutes :)
[08:45] <mehheh> flip now my terminal application is not working hold on goiong in for a reboot
[08:45] <abhi_nav> hmm
[08:48] <eryn_1983> hey how do i  get  applications to use aalib in  ubuntu
[08:48] <alumno> Hi, again... sorry my friends are Spanish...
[08:48] <abhi_nav> !aalib
[08:48] <abhi_nav> !info aalib
[08:48] <abhi_nav> but what is aalib?
[08:49] <psycho_oreos> ascii art library
[08:49] <abhi_nav> hmm
[08:49] <Flannel> eryn_1983: What do you want to do with it?  (have you heard of libcaca, which supports color?)
[08:49] <alumno> Hey what are you talking about?
[08:49] <abhi_nav> talking about ubuntu support
[08:49] <abhi_nav> !topic
[08:50] <hsunda3> How do I make Gnome-terminal ignore alt+e to open edit? I want alt+e to be captured by screen running inside the gnome-terminal
[08:50] <theadmin> hsunda3: I don't think you can, kinda dumb though. Maybe use xterm?
[08:51] <theadmin> Yay i'm now a member of Russian Ubuntu Translators team :))) Sorry everyone.
[08:51] <obiwan_> great theadmin
[08:52] <obiwan_> gratz
[08:52] <abhi_nav> theadmin but why sorry? its great
[08:52] <eryn_1983> yes
[08:52] <theadmin> abhi_nav: Cause it's somewhat offtopic
[08:52] <abhi_nav> theadmin: ohh :D
[08:52] <eryn_1983> i like caca too
[08:52] <eryn_1983> ... ok that just  shounds  wrong ..
[08:52] <alumno> xD
[08:52] <eryn_1983> ok thats fine i want it full screen though...
[08:53] <Flannel> eryn_1983: What is "it"? video? pictures?
[08:53] <eryn_1983> i got vlc, xbmc,mplayer and  xine install now
[08:53] <eryn_1983> video!
[08:53] <eryn_1983> i wanna watch my fav movies in  caca
[08:53] <eryn_1983> fullscreen
[08:53] <obiwan_> caca devs definitely don't know spanish lol xD
[08:54] <theadmin> obiwan_: Hm?
[08:54] <obiwan_> theadmin: its p_o_o xD
[08:54] <Flannel> eryn_1983: mplayer with "-vo caca" as a switch
[08:54] <theadmin> obiwan_: Somewhat the same at russian :D
[08:54] <eryn_1983> ..
[08:54] <eryn_1983> it puts in a  little window...
[08:54] <theadmin> Flannel: That starts it in a window
[08:54] <Flannel> eryn_1983: I think there's no "lib" and no = in between, I can't find supporting evidence on the blagonet though
[08:55] <eryn_1983> i want it on terminal
[08:55] <obiwan_> htehe uehhe theadmin >P
[08:55] <Flannel> I run this in a terminal and it takes up the whole terminal, is it different for you?
[08:55] <hsunda3> lol theadmin on xterm none of the alt+<> keys work. They send some weird characters on screen
[08:55] <eryn_1983> yes
[08:55] <eryn_1983> i get a  small window :(
[08:55] <meowbuntu> how to zip files in ubuntu i tryed with error
[08:55] <obiwan_> privet ya goboriu russkiy >P just a little im studying hehe but i stop here too enough offtopics
[08:56] <theadmin> Flannel: Same as with eryn_1983. Are we doing something wrong?
[08:56] <eryn_1983> trying in  diff terminal
[08:56] <obiwan_> meowbuntu: apt-get install zip
[08:56] <theadmin> hsunda3: Ah, indeed, strange
[08:56] <meowbuntu> obiwan_, i have 7zip it includes that
[08:56] <Avash> someone in #archlinux is saying that #ubuntu is a joke
[08:56] <Avash> so insulting
[08:56] <theadmin> obiwan_: More like "govoriu po russky", oh well.
[08:57] <obiwan_> <)
[08:57] <theadmin> Avash: Well, actually, #ubuntu is one of the best support places i ever saw, so they are just dumb down there :D
[08:57] <obiwan_> its a smile but this hecking keyboard sucks and hasn' colon hhee
[08:57] <eryn_1983> other terminals do it as well
[08:57] <Flannel> theadmin, eryn_1983: http://oreilly.com/pub/h/4441  That help?
[08:58] <maggs> i installed links2 yesterday, since then irssi keeps opening links in links2 rather than firefox, firefox is still the preferred application for internet related hijinx, so does anyone know what setting i need to change to get irssi back to opening links in the right browser?
[08:58] <meowbuntu> obiwan_, $ zip -9 4048927-NZ_Bliss_Desktop_Backgrounds.exe
[08:58] <meowbuntu> 	zip warning: missing end signature--probably not a zip file (did you
[08:58] <meowbuntu> 	zip warning: remember to use binary mode when you transferred it?)
[08:58] <meowbuntu> 	zip warning: (if you are trying to read a damaged archive try -F)
[08:58] <meowbuntu> zip error: Zip file structure invalid (4048927-NZ_Bliss_Desktop_Backgrounds.exe)
[08:58] <FloodBot2> meowbuntu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:58] <meowbuntu> oops me again sorry
[08:59] <obiwan_> meowbuntu: that looks like its trying to unzip
[08:59] <mery44> ola
[08:59] <mery44> que psa
[08:59] <obiwan_> maybe the default 7zip is to unzip
[08:59] <obiwan_> mery44: hablamos ingles aqui
[08:59] <meowbuntu> help trying to zip an .exe file please
[08:59] <mery44> amm
[08:59] <mery44> one
[08:59] <theadmin> ubottu: !es | mery44
[08:59] <obiwan_> mery44: puedes ir a ubuntu-es
[09:00] <meowbuntu> obiwan_, the file is not compresed i want to sompress it to a zip file plese
[09:00] <obiwan_> yeah meowbuntu but i mean
[09:00] <meowbuntu> like how
[09:00] <obiwan_> meowbuntu: the message you got looks like it's trying to unzip, instead of ziping it
[09:00] <alumno> Hahahahaha
[09:01] <meowbuntu> yes i know
[09:01] <Harcroft> 9.10 fails. oh well back to 9.04
[09:01] <obiwan_> meowbuntu: then please take a look at man 7zip
[09:01] <meowbuntu> anyone out there know how i can zip a fiel
[09:02] <burkey> running ubuntu 9.10 eeepc sd card not mounting
[09:02] <eryn_1983> nope
[09:02] <eryn_1983> Flannel:  nope not working
[09:02] <meowbuntu> obiwan_, no man entry for 7zip
[09:02] <alumno> Ey How is the name, #unbuntu.es?
[09:02]  * meowbuntu goes back to google 
[09:02] <obiwan_> oh gosh meowbuntu ok lemme search me too
[09:03] <alumno> :S...
[09:03] <ben__917> I am back.
[09:04] <benlu> Is it good?
[09:04] <rww> meowbuntu: "zip nameofzipfilehere nameoffiletocompresshere"
[09:05] <obiwan_> meowbuntu: try 7z
[09:06] <obiwan_> meowbuntu: 7z a file
[09:08] <maggs> no joy on my question?
[09:08] <iwobbles> if I wanna run a second screen do the usb-vga cards work under 9.10 whats a good card for ubuntu, is it simpler just to use a second vga card on the bus , I have read Nvidia support linux and dual screens etc ? Im using dual core Dells eh
[09:08] <ramindia> i have problem setting up wireless pci card in my latest ubunutu "Ethernet controller: Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88w8335 [Libertas] 802.11b/g Wireless (rev 03)"
[09:08] <meowbuntu> obiwan_, how do i use it io am stuck
[09:09] <meowbuntu> is there a tutoral on it
[09:09] <obiwan_> meowbuntu: try 7z a file.exe
[09:09] <ramindia> iwconfig not show wireless card
[09:09] <balachmar> Hi, From the chromium ppa, which should I use, the daily or the beta? (If I want to use it daily)
[09:09] <meowbuntu> obiwan_, i need it in .zip format
[09:09] <zum> i am fedora ambassador
[09:09] <sulle> Hi, i just installed lucid lynx through windows. And now when i start my computer up again i choose to start ubuntu. But then i get prompted with GRUB. I have tried to google it but cant find the right tutorial. Can annyone please help me out ?.
[09:09] <zum> sulle: what is lucid lynx?
[09:09] <zum> the new ubuntu?
[09:10] <sulle> yes :P
[09:10] <theadmin> balachmar: The daily is the most recent development snapshot
[09:10] <obiwan_> meowbuntu: 7z a -tzip file.exe
[09:10] <meowbuntu> y is it so hard to zip files in ubuntu
[09:10] <theadmin> balachmar: (made daily :D)
[09:10] <zum> i am fedora ambasssador so i dont know
[09:10] <meowbuntu> is there not a gui application
[09:10] <ania> ramindia,  hi are u there?
[09:10] <obiwan_> file-roller meowbuntu
[09:10] <balachmar> theadmin: yeah ok, but is it stable? And how old/useable is the beta?
[09:11] <theadmin> balachmar: Beta is the most usable and stable. I can tell that it works fine
[09:11] <alumno> Bye ass suckers
[09:11] <meowbuntu> is there an archiving application with gui for ubuntu
[09:11] <balachmar> theadmin: OK, thanks then I will use that one!
[09:11] <Q_Continuum> meowbuntu, 9.10?
[09:11] <theadmin> meowbuntu: file-roller
[09:11] <ramindia> ania: thanks let me try
[09:12] <shredder12> I am having some weird trouble installing steam...after the installation wizard compeltes an error pops up saying that I need to be conncected to Internet inorder to use steam. I use proxy server to connect to Internet. Could that be an issue? Although http_proxy variable is correctly set
[09:12] <theadmin> shredder12: uh, ask that on #winehq please
[09:12] <shredder12> theadmin, sure thanks..
[09:13] <meowbuntu> !ops | alumno (offensive again)
[09:13] <theadmin> meowbuntu: he/she/it left already
[09:13] <obiwan_> too late meowbuntu he's yet out, hope forever
[09:14] <Q_Continuum> Question, I've had trouble in the past with this - don't know if it will work now or not.  Default firmware on my Ipod Classic (video? I forget) - my music is in FLAC - the only format between (FLAC, OGG, MP3) that won't auto-convert and put itself on the Ipod when I drag it in Rhythmbox.  Ubuntu 9.10.
[09:14] <meowbuntu> theadmin, where can i find it
[09:15] <theadmin> meowbuntu: sudo apt-get install file-roller
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[09:16] <theadmin> meowbuntu: Technically, it should come defaultly ever since... Interpid, i think (that was the first one i used)
[09:16] <meowbuntu> yo yo go go up up down up up down down
[09:16] <meowbuntu> the nope its installing now
[09:17] <meowbuntu> theadmin,  nope its installing now
[09:17] <theadmin> meowbuntu: Hm strange.
[09:17] <meowbuntu> maby it was there
[09:17] <mrandrzejak> im getting an error at bootup "uncompression error -- System halted". has anyone come across this one before with a fix?
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> mrandrzejak: what are you booting, livecd? installed system?
[09:18] <mrandrzejak> from a livecd to a hard drive
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> mrandrzejak: Did you md5 test the ISO? Did you verify the CD once first booted to?
[09:19] <mrandrzejak> yes, cd is fine
[09:19] <mrandrzejak> something must be wrong with the HD
[09:19] <theadmin> By the way, any idea why when i choose "Install Ubuntu" from a livecd it goes starting all that stuff... including a window manager even. This is totally unneded if i simply want to install.
[09:19] <djoef> Hi, I am on ubuntu 9.10 and looking for an application to OCR scanned pdfs, but keeping in mind that the text in the resulting pdf should be selectable (so not just text output, but text and location..) any suggestions ??
[09:20] <meowbuntu> can anyone find a tutoral for  file roller please
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: use the alternate cd then
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> mrandrzejak: did you burn as slowly as you could?
[09:20] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Meh, used to live one already :D But it's kinda weird
[09:20] <sHarpp> Recently I upgraded my system to 9.10. But when I login, my screen freezes. When I go to (because I know it's there) to lock screen and then fill in my password again, the freeze is over. Sometimes I have to repeat the lock screen trick in order to lose the freeze. What can I do to solve without lock screen?
[09:21] <mrandrzejak> I burned 8x... I think I could go as low as 6x
[09:21] <mrandrzejak> This is a problem I have been having with this drive & computer.Not even a Shipit disc will work. Same error message always,
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: users like a pretty gui unfortunately so they have to wait while it loads
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> mrandrzejak: try putting the iso on the USB instead (if the system can boot USB)
[09:22] <penguinv> question: I have upgraded jaunty to karmic. WHen I go to software sources (other software now not third party) I dont have a choice of the canonical/karmic, It still reads jaunty.  Is this a goof? What do I do about it? I need to enable them.
[09:22] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Yes, but a fracking window manager? I mean, only one app is running with that (that ubiquity thing? The installer), so no window manager is needed
[09:22] <meowbuntu> anyone know how to use ark or file roller to rchive files please
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> penguinv: how did you upgrade?
[09:23] <theadmin> meowbuntu: Just start it, it's very simple
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: go figure
[09:23] <mrandrzejak> yes the system can boot USB. i am attempting to run from USB now instead of livecd
[09:23] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: lol
[09:23] <meowbuntu> i miss the windows application 7zip it was easy to use in 2 secs i would have already compresed the file i want to
[09:23] <mrandrzejak> Ive created the USB image... now the light on the USB is flashing crazy
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: you can install 7zip on ubuntu
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> !find 7zip
[09:24] <theadmin> meowbuntu: file-roller is a lot alike... and yeah you can install 7zip too
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> !info p7zip-fulle | meowbuntu
[09:24] <theadmin> liblzma-dev - high compression-ratio compression library - development
[09:24] <theadmin> liblzma0 - high compression-ratio compression library - runtime
[09:24] <theadmin> p7zip - 7zr file archiver with high compression ratio
[09:24] <theadmin> p7zip-full - 7z and 7za file archivers with high compression ratio
[09:24] <theadmin> p7zip-rar - non-free rar module for p7zip
[09:24] <FloodBot2> theadmin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:24] <theadmin> Woah
[09:25] <spankie> lol
[09:25] <mrandrzejak> i'm getting the same error message even with trying from a USB! "uncompression error -- System halted"
[09:25] <theadmin> Sorry %) Meant to pastebin, it's just Pidgin's exec script acting weirdly, guess i misspecified something in pastebinit parameters
[09:25] <penguinv> Question added: ActionParsnip - through the upgrade manager.  -- when I try to add a source I dod --http:// archive.canonical.com/ubuntu karmic partner --- but the do it button stayed grey and my only choice was cancel.  (thanks for answering)
[09:25] <djoef> Is there another channel where I should ask this ocr question ?
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> penguinv: can you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list   file please
[09:26] <penguinv> ActionParsnip,  what's the command for that?
[09:26] <meowbuntu> arrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggggggg
[09:26] <meowbuntu> fileroller is not easy to use
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> penguinv: gedit /etc/apt/sources.list  copy the file then use: http://pastebin.com
[09:26] <theadmin> penguinv: install pastebinit, then do "cat /etc/apt/sources.list | pastebinit -i - -b http://paste.ubuntu.com"
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: use cli then
[09:27] <meowbuntu> i cnt compress a folder it opens it instead
[09:27] <abhi_nav> !7zip | meowbuntu
[09:27] <benlu> Myrtti: are you ok?
[09:27] <meowbuntu> 7zip cant it will not work tryed it wants to open archives not comprtess them
[09:27] <abhi_nav> why? what happend to Myrrtti?
[09:27] <mrandrzejak>  i'm getting the same error message even with trying from a USB! "uncompression error -- System halted"
[09:28] <penguinv> ActionParsnip, theadmin http://paste.ubuntu.com/397696/
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> mrandrzejak: are you sure the iso is ok?
[09:28] <benlu> abhi_nav: ask a question
[09:28] <meowbuntu> abhi_nav, that says opened with not compressed with
[09:28] <meowbuntu> y is this so hard
[09:28] <mrandrzejak> yes... ive even tried a shipit disc
[09:28] <theadmin> penguinv: Remove this line "deb cdrom:[Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_ - Release i386 (20090420.1)]/ jaunty main restricted"
[09:28] <penguinv> thanks for the clue - even tho I did that the other day I needed all the details again.
[09:28] <mrandrzejak> is it possible the bios is corrupt somehow?
[09:28] <meowbuntu> 7zip in windozzy is so easy
[09:28] <abhi_nav> benlu ????
[09:28] <meowbuntu> aaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> penguinv: i'd use software sources to disable the CD as a repo
[09:29] <theadmin> penguinv: In this line, deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu jaunty partner, replace "jaunty" with karmic (and generally anywhre where you meet "jaunty", put "karmic"
[09:29] <benlu> abhi_nav: are you going to have lunch?
[09:29] <harrypopof> salut à tous
[09:29] <abhi_nav> benlu yes
[09:29]  * meowbuntu is lost y si this so hard to creat a .zip archive or any for that matter 
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: you just right click a folder and select compress
[09:29] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, i dont have that option i tried
[09:29]  * abhi_nav having kunch now
[09:29]  * abhi_nav having lunch now
[09:29] <abhi_nav> !!!!
[09:29] <benlu> abhi_nav: what people most here?
[09:30] <abhi_nav> benlu dont know
[09:30] <meowbuntu> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrggggggggggggggggggggggggggg
[09:30] <penguinv> ActionParsnip, theadmin I didnt see that line (to remove) should I remove all the lines (4) that mention Jaunty?
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> penguinv: or run: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list   and put a # at the start of the top line
[09:30] <benlu> abhi_nav: most are American or English?
[09:31] <theadmin> penguinv: No, just remove the very first line that points to the install CD, on all others, replace "jaunty" with "karmic"
[09:31] <abhi_nav> benlu cannt say
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> penguinv: yes uncomment those lines containing jaunty
[09:31] <meowbuntu> stuff archiving in ubuntu atm i am really considering just wiping and installing windozzy now over this
[09:31] <meowbuntu> at lwast it was easy
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> penguinv: including lines 45 and 46
[09:31] <meowbuntu> * least
[09:31] <penguinv> ActionParsnip, theadmin I didnt see that line (to remove) should I remove all the lines (4) that mention Jaunty? two are medibuntu. Ooops--- I removed without realizing that would happen (I thought I would get a text box,...
[09:31] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, sorry to be going on.
[09:31] <meowbuntu> can you pm me
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: just for the sake of file compression? Is it something you use a LOT?
[09:32] <benlu> hello
[09:32] <abhi_nav> hello
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: i just think its kind of a lame excuse to change OS
[09:32]  * penguinv pasts what you said into gedit to consider it.
[09:32] <benlu> hello liuchong
[09:32] <meowbuntu> no this is first time but i need to do it to email someting as its a.exe file i cant send it
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: sure if you wanna
[09:32] <theadmin> penguinv: I'll give you the proper sources.list
[09:32] <eryn_1983> GRRRRR
[09:32] <eryn_1983> why canti watch a movie with caca
[09:32] <eryn_1983> fullscreen!
[09:32] <eryn_1983> GRRRRr
[09:33] <abhi_nav> go in the theater
[09:33] <meowbuntu> ActionParsnip, how can i get the rightclick compress option to come up
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> meowbuntu: if you have compression stuff installed it should be there
[09:33] <benlu> abhi_nav: there is a chinese called liuchong
[09:34] <meowbuntu> i have 7zip ues
[09:34] <meowbuntu> bbl i am taking abreak now this is doing my head in
[09:34] <theadmin> penguinv:
[09:34] <theadmin> http://paste.ubuntu.com/397698/
[09:34] <abhi_nav> benlu: what are u tlkng about?
[09:34] <benlu> abhi_nav: he has left
[09:35] <abhi_nav> benlu: hmm
[09:35] <Effit> to anyone who might care, i just did a fresh install of karmic. ubuntu software centre isn't letting me download compizconfig, even though i've changed the settings in the usual way which lets me get most extra programs. pretty much everything is ticked on software sources.
[09:35] <theadmin> penguinv: Replace your sources.list with that, should do
[09:35] <eryn_1983> moving to the mplayer  channel to voice my frustration
[09:35] <abhi_nav> Effit try instaalin from terminal
[09:36] <Pierreb> how do i remove a package that wont install and the source is gone?
[09:36] <Pierreb> i dont have a gui so its via terminal
[09:36] <mrandrzejak> i still get this error whether i have the harddrive plugged in or whether its out and im using a USB
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> Pierreb: sudo apt-get --purge remove packagename
[09:36] <Pierreb> thx
[09:37] <Pierreb> E: The package ob2-core needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it.
[09:37] <Pierreb> is what i get when i ran that
[09:37] <Effit> sorry, a total terminal noob, would it be sudo apt-get [whatever]?
[09:37] <meatbun> ⒽⒺⓁⓁⓄ
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> Pierreb: then install the app again to then remove it
[09:37] <Pierreb> cant its gone
[09:37] <abhi_nav> Effit sudo apt-get install package
[09:37] <theadmin> Effit: Technically yes. Most commonly used are "sudo apt-get install PACKAGE", "sudo apt-get remove PACKAGE" and "sudo apt-get update"
[09:37] <meatbun> ActionParsnip: hey... ActionParsnip ... compiz -rewhatever messed up my pc
[09:38] <Pierreb> and its a converted rpm package that fails to install
[09:38] <ActionParsnip> Pierreb: download it again then
[09:38] <Pierreb> so i cant isntall it
[09:38] <meatbun> ActionParsnip: now i can't even boot it up. lol
[09:38] <soreau> meatbun: Messed up in what way?
[09:38] <VEN0M> buenas
[09:38] <soreau> No compiz setting is going to stop your kernel from booting
[09:38] <meatbun> soreau: i get some sort of cmd , not even failsafe cmd mode
[09:38] <Effit> i feel like i should know, but whatever, what's the compiz package name?
[09:39] <soreau> Effit: compiz
[09:39] <Effit> okay
[09:39] <theadmin> Effit: Use "apt-cache search SOMETHING" to search for packages, by the way.
[09:39] <Effit> ooh, thanks
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: you can remove the gnome settings by renaming the gnome flavoured folders in $HOME and then boot, you will get failsafe settings
[09:39] <soreau> meatbun: I have a good feeling its unrelated to compiz
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: is it REALLY worth all this hasstle just for compiz though?
[09:39] <soreau> Yes.
[09:40] <c0l2e> anyone here has knowledge in ntop??
[09:40] <meatbun> ActionParsnip: no... i dont like compiz... my computer was slow on flash, u were helping me. remember?
[09:40] <penguinv> ActionParsnip, theadmin - I think I didnt mess it up. I am unsure so here is what I have . http://paste.ubuntu.com/397700/
[09:40] <abhi_nav> c0l2e ask your question
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: ive drank and slept since then, sorry
[09:41] <meatbun> ActionParsnip: i can't even see my /root or /home' when i do 'ls or dir'
[09:41] <meatbun> some weird shell mode
[09:41] <c0l2e>  abhi_nav: i got some records in remote to local.. what does it mean??
[09:41] <toto__> hi all
[09:41] <Effit> wait wait wait, i must have messed something up. i meant the advanced desktop effects settings (ccsm) one. ccsm isn't it, so i'm lost
[09:41] <meatbun> !compiz
[09:41] <theadmin> penguinv: Looks fine. So... Do 'sudo apt-get update'  now
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> penguinv: looks good, now run: sudo apt-get update    is it ok?
[09:41] <abhi_nav> c0l2e ask in general i dnt knw mch about it
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: you dont ever use /root
[09:41] <meatbun> ActionParsnip: i ll need to reinstall ubuntu again....
[09:42] <soreau> ! ccsm | Effit
[09:42] <toto__> someone can help me with the nvidia's drivers on Lucid : actived but not used please ?
[09:42] <Effit> much thanks
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: log on as another user, see if its different
[09:42] <theadmin> toto__: #ubuntu+1 for Lucid support
[09:42] <soreau> ! lucid | toto__
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> !lucid | toto__
[09:42] <meatbun> ActionParsnip: i created root user. all my /home folders are not mounted... very strange
[09:42] <toto__> thanks sorry
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> !root | meatbun
[09:42] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: It seems he's at grub prompt or something
[09:43] <penguinv> wait, I didnt do the changes yet !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[09:43] <meatbun> ActionParsnip: can't even get a login screen.  some weird shell mode
[09:43] <obiwan_> guys anybody using a working gpm with macbook  or a synaptics touchpad ?
[09:43] <abhi_nav> Effit see this http://www.compiz.org/ read their wiki
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: then thats nothing to do with compiz, grub loads before any OS is loaded
[09:43] <meatbun> lol --> ubottu
[09:43] <soreau> meatbun: Is it called cramfs# by chance?
[09:43] <theadmin> penguinv: Save them.
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: thanks :D
[09:43] <meatbun> soreau: no idea
[09:44] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: boot to livecd and reinstall grub, you do NOT EVER log on as root
[09:44] <Effit> alright, thanks very much all
[09:44] <penguinv> well dam it does look write
[09:44] <meatbun> ActionParsnip: i am going to reinstall it. lucky i have only a few files in there
[09:44] <penguinv> right
[09:44] <benlu> abhi_nav: what r u doing?
[09:44] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: your call, just leave root alone next time
[09:44] <abhi_nav> benlu taking lunch
[09:44] <obiwan_> heck, guess nobody uses vt's these days ...
[09:44] <abhi_nav> what is vt?
[09:44] <theadmin> obiwan_: virtual terminals? Why, i do
[09:45] <benlu> your red letter has no :
[09:45] <obiwan_> abhi_nav: theadmin answered hehe
[09:45] <abhi_nav> benlu: taking lunch
[09:45] <meatbun> ActionParsnip: i think X was messed up. and i have a shell, that's worst than failsafe mode...
[09:45] <abhi_nav> obiwan_: :-)
[09:45] <obiwan_> theadmin: gpm wont work in this macbook
[09:45] <theadmin> meatbun: Can you do "startx"?
[09:45] <penguinv> ActionParsnip, theadmin - now I am back to the javascript issue. but I have to take that to #firefox or #chrome(which does not exist) because it is happening in both. I think I need to update gstreamer for the third time.
[09:46]  * penguinv rolls her eyes.
[09:46] <meatbun> theadmin: no.... i give up... it's a fresh install...no big deal
[09:46] <penguinv> good night for now. AND THANK YOU FOR ALL THE ADVICE AND GOO THOTS
[09:46] <obiwan_> night penguinv
[09:46] <benlu> abhi_nav: hamburger?
[09:47] <meatbun> theadmin: i ll spend another 20 min install it, rather than 50+ hours trying to fix it
[09:47] <abhi_nav> benlu: come in #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:47] <theadmin> meatbun: Well, i'd preffer to figure wtf is the problem if i were you
[09:50] <sulle> Hi, i just installed lucid lynx through windows. And now when i start my computer up again i choose to start ubuntu. But then i get prompted with GRUB. I have tried to google it but cant find the right tutorial. Can annyone please help me out ?.
[09:50] <theadmin> sulle: #ubuntu+1 for Lucid support.
[09:50] <sulle> thnx :)
[09:50] <djoef> is there another appropriate channel where I should ask about OCR tools to us in ubuntu?
[09:51] <theadmin> Wonder what the name for 10.10 is? "M"... Mighty Monkey? lol
[09:51] <abhi_nav> Alighty Monkey
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> !lucid | sulle
[09:52] <abhi_nav> AlMighty Monkey
[09:53] <geirha> theadmin: You can add suggestions. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DevelopmentCodeNames
[09:55] <theadmin> geirha: "Microsoft Murderer", LOVE that one
[09:55] <theadmin> geirha: Okay, how do i add my one there?
[09:56] <geirha> theadmin: Create a user (top right corner)  at the wiki, and edit.
[09:57] <gtsm> hey folks, do you know any c pop3 library out there? .. or do i have to code it myself using sockets?
[09:57] <theadmin> geirha: Hm, Launchpad login service. That means i already have an account lol
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> gtsm: i'd ask in #c or #c++
[09:57] <ben10> puk puk
[09:58] <MaskRay> hi all, there is something wrong with graphviz
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> !details | MaskRay
[09:59] <MaskRay> i cannot use 'dot' because i cannot find libgvc.so.5
[09:59] <gtsm> ActionParsnip: just did it, but nobody answered to me... currently not much activity there
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> gtsm: its more specific to your query
[10:00] <obscurant1st> is there any way to change the kubuntu loading to someother animation in my ubuntu? I am using gnome , as of now
[10:00] <MaskRay> you may see the detail in http://pastebin.com/sTgL49YV
[10:00] <eryn_1983> i stil con't get it to  show  caca in  fullscreen
[10:00] <obscurant1st> btw i am ubuntu 9.10 user
[10:00] <MaskRay> i think ubuntu doesn't provide a newer version of libgvc.so
[10:01] <raven> any/which way to repair a masterfiletable - any scantools?
[10:05] <eryn_1983> allright i can't take it anymore have to slip from reality for a bit  thanks for not helping peeps  real helpful there.
[10:06] <JiKeidan> Wowz0rz
[10:08] <orb01> eryn_1983: do you expect people to apologize if they don't know how to help you? not everyone monitors the channel continuously
[10:08] <blondinka> ghbdtn dctv
[10:08] <blondinka> привет всем
[10:08] <theadmin> obscurant1st: You can install "ubuntu-gdm-theme" for changing GDM. Also, research a bit on gdm2setup. But as for the bootsplash, no idea.
[10:08] <blondinka> нужна помощь
[10:08] <bazhang> blondinka, /join #ubuntu-ru
[10:08] <blondinka> по убунту
[10:09] <theadmin> blondinka: Русская поддержка в #ubuntu-ru
[10:09] <Cryptorchild> how to get terminal console have a higher resolution?
[10:10] <orb01> Cryptorchild: edit the profile in the settings menu, also there are many different terminal frontends, might want to specify
[10:10] <antonio__> buongiorno
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> Cryptorchild: Click terminal -> 132x43
[10:11] <bazhang> antonio__, english here /join #ubuntu-it
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> Cryptorchild: is that what you mean?
[10:11] <raven> any/which way to repair a masterfiletable (sdcard 2gb fat32)
[10:11] <antonio__> good mornig
[10:11] <antonio__> good morning
[10:11] <antonio__> !!!
[10:11] <theadmin> antonio__: Any questions on Ubuntu?
[10:11] <Cryptorchild> umm
[10:11] <antonio__> no
[10:11] <Cryptorchild> not the GUI
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> raven: could try fsck, if all elase fails you can use foremost to attempt to recover the data
[10:12] <overmind> antonio__: This channel is only for ubuntu support, if you want talk go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:12] <Cryptorchild> shell
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> Cryptorchild: do you mean the desktop resolution??
[10:12] <Cryptorchild> not with the GDM ActionParsnip
[10:13] <raven> ActionParsnip, ok tnx i'll try that
[10:13] <Cryptorchild> resolution in the shell
[10:13] <Vroomfondle> Cryptorchild: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FrameBuffer
[10:13] <Vroomfondle> see "setting different framebuffer resolutions in GRUB"
[10:13] <Cryptorchild> Vroomfondle: that's more like it
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> Cryptorchild: what Vroomfondle said (assuming its an X-less system
[10:14] <Cryptorchild> that means i have to change grub boot option?
[10:14] <sandro_> ciao a tutte e tutti
[10:14] <Vroomfondle> Cryptorchild: yep
[10:14] <Vroomfondle> this sort of thing is set up in the kernel upon boot
[10:15] <Cryptorchild> I'm using 9.10, GRUB seems not friendly
[10:15] <theadmin> sandro_: English here, join the corresponding support channel for support in your native language
[10:15] <theadmin> Cryptorchild: grub2 is one hell of a mess indeed
[10:15] <Cryptorchild> I'm trying to eliminate few lines in GRUB but ended up with nothing
[10:15] <bazhang> sandro_, /join #ubuntu-it
[10:15] <rww> ubottu: it | sandro_
[10:15] <Vroomfondle> Cryptorchild: I can't comment on that - I've not tried GRUB in 9.10
[10:15] <Vroomfondle> not tried changing it, I mean
[10:16] <orb01> Cryptorchild: it's quite simple, here's a short forum guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=169625
[10:16] <Cryptorchild> orb01: thanks, im looking into it
[10:18] <blondinka> подскажите где отвечают на вопосы по убунте кроме ubuntu-ru
[10:18] <obscurant1st> thx theadmin
[10:18] <obscurant1st> :D
[10:18] <bazhang> blondinka, you are in #ubuntu-ru , please ask your question there
[10:18] <Cryptorchild> still stuck
[10:19] <theadmin> blondinka: Какой вопрос? Можно проверить форумы на ubuntu.ru или спросите тама... Я тоже могу знать
[10:19] <Cryptorchild> no explanation about GRUB2
[10:19] <Cryptorchild> or is it beta?
[10:19] <ramindia> WG311v3 WORKING w/ 64-bit Kernel  problem with my netgear (marvel chipset)
[10:19] <ramindia> any one having the same issue
[10:19] <linux_inferno> off-topic
[10:19] <theadmin> Cryptorchild: No, it is not
[10:19] <rocket16> Hello all,
[10:19] <linux_inferno> whats the off topic room
[10:19] <theadmin> linux_inferno: err wha
[10:19] <theadmin> linux_inferno: #ubuntu-offtopic lol
[10:20] <coson> help
[10:20] <linux_inferno> thanks, i knew it was something like that
[10:20] <Cryptorchild> i'll try googling more...
[10:20] <aron> how do i enable .rar support?
[10:20] <theadmin> aron: sudo apt-get install rar unrar
[10:20] <theadmin> Guest88716: see above
[10:20] <coson> hello,everybody
[10:21] <theadmin> coson: If you have any questions ask them straight away
[10:21] <rocket16> One problem is there, a friend of mine install Ubuntu via Wubi, and he has two partition-drives, C: and D:. He does not use D: Drive, and I only use Ubuntu, by installing it, not using Wubi. Now, he installed it in C: drive, and wants to access the C: Drive Windows files from Ubuntu. How can he do it?
[10:21] <theadmin> rocket16: There is some folder like /host or something
[10:22] <rocket16> theadmin: /Host, I don't know, should there be one?
[10:22] <theadmin> rocket16: Well, i don't remember the name of the folder, but point is there is.
[10:22] <rocket16> thaadmin: Oh, thanks, :) I will the search it in Ubuntu forums
[10:22] <fr3nzy> I don't have NetworkManager installed, but can anyone confirm that 'sudo killall NetworkManager' works and disables NetworkManager?
[10:23] <RobotCow> rocket16: its one of the folders shown by the mount command
[10:23] <Guest88716> theadmin: thanks
[10:23] <rocket16> RobotCow: Oh,
[10:23] <theadmin> fr3nzy: Yes, but only until the next reboot
[10:23] <RobotCow> fr3nzy: sudo service network-manager stop
[10:23] <coson> Does anyone know how to use msn in linux:)
[10:23] <bazhang> coson, using amsn?
[10:23] <theadmin> coson: lol what's the problem? Pidgin has MSN support, for instance, Empathy too
[10:24] <Vroomfondle> amsn, pdigin, kopete
[10:24] <overmind> fr3nzy: If you kill it, it will restart when you reboot or the next time you login
[10:24] <coson> I use pdigin,but can't into it
[10:24] <Cryptorchild> yep, it's a pain in the a**
[10:24] <Cryptorchild> editing GRUB2 is almost impossible..
[10:25] <fr3nzy> theadmin, thanks, that's what I figured. Now, the second part of the question comes here. After killing NetworkManager will 'sudo apt-get remove network-manager network-manager-gnome' get rid of it?
[10:25] <fr3nzy> overmind, thanks
[10:25] <theadmin> fr3nzy: Yes.
[10:25] <minusvirus> hello
[10:25] <coson> HI
[10:25] <overmind> !hi | minusvirus
[10:25] <theadmin> coson: Add your msn account in Accounts -> Manage accounts
[10:25] <fr3nzy> Goodie, writing a small guide here and I just needed to know.
[10:27] <geraudk2000> hello
[10:27] <geraudk2000> i'm french my english is very bad
[10:27] <RobotCow> I accidentally imported my accounts from pidgin into empathy twice. how do I remove the duplicates or remove all of them?
[10:27] <linux_inferno> anyone know of any automotive or electrical help IRC channels ? Or can someone message me if they are good with these things
[10:27] <geraudk2000> but i have a problem
[10:28] <fr3nzy> geraudk2000, ask away
[10:28] <overmind> linux_inferno: Maybe try asking in #freenode or use /msg alis help list
[10:28] <RobotCow> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=automotive%20or%20electrical%20help%20irc%20channel
[10:28] <ania> geraudk2000, go to ubuntu-fr
[10:28] <theadmin> geraudk2000: You can ask in #ubuntu-fr on french, might be a good idea
[10:28] <RobotCow> linux_inferno:
[10:28] <selves> hello
[10:28] <geraudk2000> I have one application
[10:28] <geraudk2000> virtualbox
[10:28] <overmind> !enter | geraudk2000
[10:28] <RobotCow> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=automotive%20or%20electrical%20help%20irc%20channel
[10:28] <selves> I have installed googlw chrome in my ubuntu 8.04
[10:29] <geraudk2000> libdirectfb-1.0.so.0
[10:29] <selves> but when I run it close after 2- 3 seconds
[10:29] <geraudk2000> but i have libdirectfb-1.2.so.0.7.0
[10:29] <selves> can anyboy please tell what will be the possible reason for it???
[10:29] <selves> thanks
[10:29] <theadmin> selves: I have a feeling it just ain't compatible with your version
[10:30] <orb01> hey, I have a phone under cdc_ether via usb I want to use my ethernet connection, how do I do this?
[10:30] <overmind> selves: Run it from a terminal and paste the error in pastebin please
[10:30] <linux_inferno> RobotCow: I asked here because i tried google already.
[10:30] <overmind> !paste > selves
[10:30] <selves> theadmin, I have downloaded it for ubuntu 32 bit..
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> selves: i suggest the PPA: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chromium-daily/ppa; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get --reinstall install chromium-browser
[10:31] <theadmin> selves: I dunno, AFAIK it doesn't run on versions earlier then 9.04, but who knows.
[10:31] <erUSUL> selves: launch it from a terminal and see if it leaves any maningfull error msg when it closes.
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> selves: ppas are nice clean ways to install stuff
[10:31] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Not a case with Chrome
[10:32] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: When you install the DEB it auto-adds a official google repo, so ppa's are worse then this
[10:32] <erUSUL> theadmin: i'm using the chormium daily ppa and is nice (appart from the constant updates)
[10:32] <selves> it got compiled without giving any error message
[10:32] <theadmin> erUSUL: Don't mess chrome and chromium.
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: bleeding edge is fun though
[10:33] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: lol dunno, i preffer "stable" over "new"
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: zero issues here on 64bit with 64bit native java and 64bit native flash
[10:33] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: And whatever with chrome, i use Firefox
[10:33] <rayb0t> this might be sorta offtopic for this channel, but i recently restored a directory of backed up media from an external drive. a simple copy operation, however for a variety of small reasons i suspect the copy may not be perfect. which program could i use to generate a hash from a directory of files? md5sum seems to be confused by doing that
[10:34] <rayb0t> (or i'm doing it wrong)
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: yeah i dropped that a while back, its like running in treacle with that thing
[10:34] <theadmin> rayb0t: Try "md5sum /yourdirectory/*"
[10:34] <GinoIngras> hello
[10:34] <erUSUL> rayb0t: use rsync to update the copy ?
[10:34] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Dunno, it is cool for me
[10:34] <rayb0t> rsync is an idea!
[10:35] <rayb0t> i alreayd have the data moved it was kindve a hefty copy, so i'd rather check manually first
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: firefox + flash used to run up some 80% cpu, it now uses only about 50-60% under chromium
[10:35] <rayb0t> rayb0t@rayb00k:~$ md5sum ./Music/
[10:35] <rayb0t> md5sum: ./Music/: Invalid argument
[10:35] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Huh? *quickly runs a flash app in FF to test*
[10:35] <rayb0t> sry for 2line paste!
[10:35] <erUSUL> rayb0t: also; what problems are you seeing with the copy? maybe you messed up permissions copying to ntfs/fat filesystem or by not usng "cp -a"
[10:35] <Cryptorchild> oh com'on, i just need to add vga=791 on grub, does anyone having this expereiences with GRUB2?
[10:36] <theadmin> rayb0t: Um, you forgot the star. Do "md5sum ./Music/*"
[10:36] <rayb0t> well i got like half the copy done, but then had to reboot- so i stopped it and went to resume it later
[10:36] <rayb0t> and i did a little bit of "skip all" and "replace all" cause i did it the lazy way with nautilus
[10:36] <rayb0t> also, the disc i am copying from seems to be losing integrity
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> rayb0t: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/md5sum-on-a-directory-with-lots-of-files.-351864/
[10:37] <rayb0t> ActionParsnip: oh hey awesome, thanks. i googled around a bit but didnt come up with much
[10:37] <rayb0t> musta missed that :)
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> rayb0t: jeeves is the man of the day, not I
[10:37] <rayb0t> jeeves? not google?
[10:38] <roro1> while using the update manager i am reciving the following error: Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2). i have tried apt-get clean and it didn't help. what can i do in order to fix the problam?
[10:38] <rayb0t> :p
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> rayb0t: i don't just use google. I find more stuff that way
[10:38] <rayb0t> oh definitely i hop around too, i just dont see jeeves often :p
[10:38] <blip-> hi, I'm trying to install Lbackup but it's not in the repos for 9.10... is there any problem in installing the .deb they provide ?
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> roro1: can you give a pastebin output of: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get -f install; sudo apt-get upgrade
[10:38] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Um. Less then 15% of CPU consumed with a flash app in Firefox and it's a 9-year-old lappy
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: mines a 1.6Ghz semp am2 with 2gb ddr2 + nvidia onboard 6150 512mb
[10:39] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Let me see, how do i check
[10:40] <liufeng> hello
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: cat /proc/cpuinfo | head -n 20; free -m    should do it
[10:40] <phrix> hi all... I got issue my samba cant be accessed... I'm running ubuntu 9.10, is there any clue...?? this is my smb.conf
[10:40] <phrix> http://pastebin.com/DqaWHS8U
[10:41] <theadmin> ActionParsnip:
[10:41] <theadmin> processor	: 0
[10:41] <theadmin> vendor_id	: GenuineIntel
[10:41] <theadmin> cpu family	: 6
[10:41] <theadmin> model		: 14
[10:41] <theadmin> model name	: Intel(R) Celeron(R) M CPU        420  @ 1.60GHz
[10:41] <theadmin> stepping	: 8
[10:41] <FloodBot2> theadmin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> phrix: there are no shares defined
[10:42] <phrix> ActionParsnip, what is it??
[10:42] <theadmin> What happened? Damn this pidgin plugin
[10:42] <overmind> theadmin: Use paste please
[10:42] <psycho_oreos> pastebin*
[10:42] <overmind> psycho_oreos: Thanks :P
[10:43] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: There we go. http://paste.ubuntu.com/397735/
[10:43] <psycho_oreos> overmind, no worries :)
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> phrix: how do youo mean, you showed a file which is stock to a samba install.
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: http://paste.ubuntu.com/397737/
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> phrix: here is mine: http://pastebin.com/WJG66BaC
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: your cpu has 4 times the cache of mine
[10:46] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Oh.
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> phrix: see how I have the DOWNLOADS share defined at the bottom
[10:47] <satmonster> hello all
[10:47] <roro1> actionparsnip: this is of sudo apt-get update the writnigs in hebrew say "failed to bring" http://paste.ubuntu.com/397731/
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> phrix: i know nautilus can handle shares but ive never used it personally
[10:48] <Darkyyy> can someone pay some attention to my problem
[10:48] <fredim>  " error: call to ‘__open_missing_mode’ declared with attribute error: open with O_CREAT in second argument needs 3 arguments  "
[10:48] <fredim> its normal?
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> Darkyyy: i cant see your question, sorry. wassup
[10:49] <Darkyyy> ActionParsnip, hi
[10:49] <satmonster> Linux rox!
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> Darkyyy: ask the channel and if someone knows they will reply
[10:49] <Darkyyy> ActionParsnip, i switched my ubuntu language from hebrew to english and now i have problem with duplicate desktop folder
[10:49] <overmind> satmonster: Hi, do you need help with ubuntu ?
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> Darkyyy: can you switch it back?
[10:50] <llutz> satmonster: /j #fanboys-next-door
[10:50] <fredim> I can not solve this problem at the time of make  " error: call to ‘__open_missing_mode’ declared with attribute error: open with O_CREAT in second argument needs 3 arguments  "
[10:50] <Darkyyy> to hebrew ?
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> fredim: seen this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/root-system/+bug/285499
[10:50] <satmonster> ha ha nice
[10:50] <roro1> actionparsnip: the out put fo apt-get -f install is http://paste.ubuntu.com/397738/
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> fredim: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6079475
[10:51] <roro1> actionparsnip: i am using ubuntu 9.04 and i don't want to upgrade yet
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> roro1: thats fine: sudo apt-get --purge autoremove    to delete them
[10:52] <satmonster> join me at irc://freenode/%23fanboys-next-door
[10:52] <overmind> satmonster: why?
[10:52] <theadmin> overmind: Because he's a spammer.
[10:53] <orb01> any way I can force apps to minimize to tray even if they dont have such an option in the preferences panel?
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> orb01: use alltray
[10:54] <roro1> actionparsnip: thanks, you have been a great help
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> orb01: sudo apt-get install alltray
[10:54] <orb01> ActionParsnip: thanks a lot :)
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> orb01: you can then run: alltray appname   and appname will minimise to the tray (great if you use thunderbird ;))
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> orb01: you cannot alltray gnome-terminal (i think) theres one app you can't try. The rest are fine
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> s/try/tray
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> orb01: if you launch alltray on its own yu can use the mouse to shot an app window and it will be trayed
[10:56] <fredim> ActionParsnip, solved thanks
[10:56] <fredim> =)
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> fredim: sweet
[10:59] <orb01> ActionParsnip: works great
[11:00] <orb01> ActionParsnip: one more q, any way I can save alltray settings so it keeps them after reboot?
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> orb01: indeed :)
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> orb01: you can use alacarte to add the word alltray to the start of the things you want to always run in the tray
[11:01] <j2daosh> ok, I need some help with ssh tunnelling. I tried asking in the ##windows room, but low and behold... no one is awake or they are too busy doing patches to respond
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> orb01: alacarte edits the gnome menu
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: the vnc factoid shows tunnelling
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> !vnc | j2daosh
[11:03] <orb01> ActionParsnip: I secretly use Kubuntu ;) but I'll figure it out with KMenuEditor
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> orb01: same deal bro
[11:03] <j2daosh> ActionParsnip: kinda, but not quite. I'm wondering if I can use RDP thru an ssh tunnel. I need to get into my work computer from my home computer when i'm feeling "sick" and don't want to go in.
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: wow thats paranoid, rdp already uses encryption so is quite secure
[11:03] <j2daosh> ActionParsnip: oh security isn't the issue. It's getting into my work system from outside the lan that is the issue
[11:03] <j2daosh> hence the need for the reverse ssh tunnel.
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: i'm not sure your admins will like you jumping onto direct PCs, they'll probably let you jump onto a server then bounce from there
[11:04] <j2daosh> i work in an office with 6 people, only 1 is "tech-savvy" and his technical skills are more geared toward java and C then networking
[11:04] <snow_> hi
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: you will need some port forwarding setting up on the externaly facing devices, or even easier us a VPN
[11:05] <snow_> I'm using gnome and want to know which file gnome uses to store information about keyboard shortcut !
[11:06] <j2daosh> ActionParsnip: i agree, vpn would be easier, they don't have a server. the network consists of 6 laptops and a wireless router that the "admin" turned off all port-forwarding on because he doesn't know anything about security or networking
[11:06] <OerHeks> snow_,  system > preferences > keyboard shortcut
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: yowser! ok then you can use tsclient to jump onto the work system, you will need to forward the port from the wan side to the lan side as well as turn on remote logons on the windows system
[11:07] <llutz> j2daosh: maybe he turned it off because he _knows_ about security...
[11:07] <j2daosh> so I was intending on using putty to create a reverse ssh tunnel to my home ubuntu server, which in theory anyway, would allow me to use my windows system to rdp into my work computer
[11:07] <electronics-cat> i'm flying.
[11:07] <danopia> j2daosh, that's a pretty strange setup
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: you can turn the forwarding back on easily ;)
[11:07] <danopia> j2daosh, it would work, yes, but ssh will make it slow
[11:07] <danopia> slower*
[11:07] <danopia> because of the extra encryptoin
[11:08] <j2daosh> danopia: speed isn't really a concern to me. I would be working from home and moving at a slower pace anyway... more coffee breaks :)
[11:08] <researcher1> I have installed italcmaster on my host. I have virtual machine with italc client bridged. yes host does not communicate with VM. any help please?
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: you will still need to setup port forwarding whatever you to shape the traffic, rdp already performs security for you so an ssh tunnel isnt needed
[11:09] <snow_> OerHeks, I want to edit the file instead
[11:09] <danopia> ActionParsnip, the tunnel is just to get a connection
[11:09] <danopia> since appparantly he can't do port forwarding
[11:09] <j2daosh> but without direct access to the routers internals, I can't modify the port forwarding
[11:09] <danopia> j2daosh, when i set up a tunnel to SSH into a server and connect to the SOCKS proxy over ssh, i do: ssh desktop -L 1080:localhost:1080
[11:09] <danopia> you'll want to switch the L with something else to flip it
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> researcher1: what virtualisation are you using?
[11:09] <danopia> oh Putty
[11:09] <n8w> hey,im usinf kopem script for superkaramba,but it doesnt detect my win partitions(doesnt show how much space ive got left) can i do anythin about it?
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> n8w: you'll need to edit the script then
[11:10] <danopia> j2daosh, in putty, config a "remote" tunnel or w/e they call it
[11:10] <researcher1> I have installed italcmaster on my host. I have virtual machine with which host should communicate. What virtual network is recommended?
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> researcher1: what software are you using to virtualise the guest system?
[11:11] <n8w> ActionParsnip:  ye i thought so...i hope i can do it:))
[11:11] <j2daosh> danopia: yeah, i have all the docs on using putty to set it up, I was just wondering if it was going to be possible to get the remote (work) system to connect to my local server (ubuntu) and use my local (windows) system to rdp back thru the ubuntu server into the windows system
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> n8w: open it in a text editor and read, you will find it most humanly readable, just edit ti so it includes the partitions you are interested in, make a copy of the script so you have the original
[11:12] <danopia> j2daosh, once you have putty connected with the remote "forward", on the remote system sshd shuold be listening on the RDP port
[11:12] <danopia> connect to that and it'll bridge it to the client's RDP server
[11:12] <snow_> hi
[11:12] <snow_> do you know how to create a workspace in gnome ?
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> !hi | snow
[11:12] <j2daosh> that is what I thought, but it was only in theory :D. thank you very much for the help and the information. You all have a nice one
[11:12] <researcher1> ActionParsnip: Im using Vbox 3.1.4
[11:12] <n8w> ActionParsnip:  ye that shouldnt b a prob...but i need to find the script first:))
[11:12] <danopia> j2daosh, here's a good description, but it's going the other way for you: http://souptonuts.sourceforge.net/sshtips.htm
[11:13] <snow_> ActionParsnip, ?
[11:13] <snow_> I'm using an EEE and Can not fidn how to create a new workspace in gnome
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> researcher1: ok have you set the guest OS to have a bridged interface? Does the IP address of the virtual system fall into your LAN's subnet?
[11:14] <Darkyyy> everyone look , bruce willis as max payne in max payne 3
[11:14] <Darkyyy> http://media.rockstargames.com/maxpayne3/global_data/screens/1280x720/3.jpg
[11:14] <Darkyyy> XD
[11:14] <ania> ActionParsnip, are u employee of canonical ltd?
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> snow_: do you mean in compiz or in "ordinary" gnome?
[11:14] <researcher1> let me confirm. What will be the right command to check that?
[11:14] <bazhang> Darkyyy, that is offtopic, dont paste that here
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> ania: nope, not even an op
[11:14] <j2daosh> and just to be clear on this danopia, I don't need to mess with the work router at all right? I mean sure, I could hold him at gun point and say gimme the damn password so I can work from home today!, but I think that would ruin our working relationship ya know
[11:14] <researcher1> Im learning networking same time
[11:15] <snow_> ActionParsnip, in compiz
[11:15] <ania> i tell you what i would give you good salary for helping people
[11:15] <kazaa_lite> hi all
[11:15] <danopia> j2daosh, as long as you can connect to the ssh server now, adding a forward to it should not be an issue
[11:15] <kazaa_lite> how to install libtermcap on ubuntu?
[11:15] <danopia> j2daosh, i use forwarding at school because the only unfiltered port is 443 (they can't proxy ssl) so i have my server listen on 443 for ssh, and i connect to that with port 1080 forwarding
[11:15] <kazaa_lite> i tried to install ncurses-devel but aptitude says no such thing is available
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> snow_: run: ccsm  under general on left, tabs at the top you will see desktop size, increase to 4 if you have a flippy rathr than a cube (flippy uses 2 desktops
[11:15] <danopia> j2daosh, then i tell GNOME to connect to localhost:1080 for a SOCKS
[11:16] <jrib> kazaa_lite: apt-cache search -n ncurses dev
[11:16] <danopia> and unfiltered internetz :D
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> ania: thanks :)
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> researcher1: is the host linux based also?
[11:16] <ania> ActionParsnip, the only problem is not enoguh minerlas ...like starcraft :/
[11:16] <myky> tu pùta madre
[11:16] <snow_> ActionParsnip, there is no ccsm
[11:16] <myky> ojala te mueras
[11:16] <myky> zorra
[11:16] <myky>  de mierda
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> snow_: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[11:17] <jrib> myky: stop.  Use #ubuntu-es if you want spanish help.   But don't curse there either
[11:17] <myky> que te follen
[11:17] <myky> zorra
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> myky: really good way to get kicked/banned. Keep going if thats what you want
[11:17] <myky> puta
[11:17] <j2daosh> good. Now the only security issue I see with this setup is going to be on my side of the network. wit hthe tunnel, I won't have to worry about a man in the middle. So as long as my side of the network is secured (which it is), using the reverse ssh tunnel shouldn't pose a security risk to either system right?
[11:17] <snow_> ActionParsnip, I think creating a new workspace should be a basic operation in any *nix x-client
[11:17] <morpheus_017> hi all, what is SSL port of freenode?
[11:17] <danopia> j2daosh, right, and by default sshd will only bind to localhost:rdp
[11:17] <j2daosh> lol im really just worried about my network, but I suppose I will be nice and worry about the work one too lol
[11:17] <grandrew> hi all! how much memory does yr gnome-volume-control-applet eat? mine says its 165M in VIRT is it normal? also pulseaudio is 100M VIRT and 18M RES :-\ I suspect that they leak memory?
[11:17] <morpheus_017> koi-8 i need
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> snow_: it is but compiz needs to use ccsm, if you use metacity you can use the workspace switcher to extend
[11:17] <llutz> morpheus_017: 7000, 7070
[11:18] <danopia> j2daosh, you need to reconfig sshd to let remote forwards bind to 0.0.0.0:rdp
[11:18] <morpheus_017> llutz: thanks
[11:18] <piero> i would to know more about ubutu
[11:18] <j2daosh> danopia: and where in the sshd_config is that?
[11:18] <danopia> j2daosh, so you can only use the forward from that sshd server by default. i know this from when i used remote forwards to host a webcam image server from an airport via my VPS
[11:19] <danopia> j2daosh, i have to leave for school in five minutes, but i have enough time to look, hold on
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> grandrew: i got 3Mb as my highest which is xorg. Try closing it then reopening it. See if it happens again. Do you use hibernate etc?
[11:19] <danopia> j2daosh, i have this as the last line: GateWayPorts clientspecified
[11:19] <piero> i would to know if i can get software for password when people browers with my machine
[11:19] <danopia> that should be it, nothing else mentions forwards
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> grandrew: 3% sorry, misread
[11:20] <danopia> j2daosh, you still need to ask PuTTY to bind to 0.0.0.0 remotely, it's in the settings somewhere and mentions (may not work) because of the default config
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> grandrew: its not in the top 20 anyhoo
[11:20] <piero> hi
[11:20] <j2daosh> kk, I will go through the sshd_config settings and try this out tonight on my home network for testing
[11:21] <danopia> j2daosh, good luck, i'm leaving now
[11:21] <cmbu> hi, I have just installed ubuntu 9.10 desktop... could someone tell me how to install apache2, php5 and sqlite3 properly... I tried but coulnot get my program to read the sqlite3 database. thks
[11:21] <j2daosh> have a nice one, thanks for the help danopia
[11:21] <danopia> j2daosh, you can memoserv me if you want, or google it
[11:21] <piero> i need help here please
[11:21] <piero> can anyone help me
[11:21] <hiexpo> !help
[11:21] <piero> can anyone help me
[11:22] <j2daosh> ask your question. if someone knows the answer, they will help you
[11:22] <n8w> ActionParsnip:  aight i got it...nice n easy;)
[11:22] <ania> cmbu, go to synaptic type there apache2 php5
[11:22] <ania> install thru synaptic
[11:22] <piero> j2daosh can i run a keylogger on ubuntu???
[11:22] <cmbu> ania : I have done that, I went through the list and installed them, but still wouldnot work...
[11:23] <snow_> ActionParsnip, it's strange
[11:23] <snow_> the value 1 doesn't want to change
[11:23] <researcher1> This is my vbox setting http://imagebin.org/89506 n this is client http://imagebin.org/89507 I want to bring them in a network so that they can communicate. Any help please?
[11:24] <axax> hello,
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> snow_: thats all i know dude, i only use one workspace personally but the workspace switcher can give more orkspaces and ccsm can expand too to give the cube which everyone raves about
[11:24] <axax> is there anhy cli skype client?
[11:24] <axax> one that would support file transfer ?
[11:24] <axax> ?=.
[11:24] <Dr_Willis> researcher1:  you have checked the vbox docs/manual on  how it does networking?
[11:24] <axax> any*
[11:25] <researcher1> yes I did.
[11:25] <researcher1> but it seems I am yet studying
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> if you set the network to bridged it will get an IP from your router, it will also appear as another system on the lan even though it is virtualised, you should then be able to ping the ip to test the logical connection
[11:26] <SmokeyD> hey everyone, I am looking for a color laserjet printer for a small office (4 people) which works under ubuntu. Not heavily used. With network and duplex printing. Anyone has a recommendation?
[11:27] <Dr_Willis> researcher1:  ive had vbox set where it appears on the real lan as a 'actual' machine - with one setting.. or on its own private network that  only the server machine, or other vbox instances on that machine could access
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> SmokeyD: HP have great Linux support
[11:27] <electronics-cat> im exploding
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> SmokeyD: look at the HPLIP site for supported printers and buy one of those
[11:27] <researcher1> ok.Thanks
[11:27] <SmokeyD> ActionParsnip, ok, cool, thanks
[11:28] <abhi_nav>  £ 60.0 <<- what is this? euro?
[11:28] <electronics-cat> yer
[11:28] <llutz> abhi_nav: gb pound
[11:28] <erUSUL_> SmokeyD: linuxprinting.org
[11:28] <abhi_nav> llutz: what is gb?
[11:28] <ilembitov> Hi, all. Any package managing action I try to run results in a message "Error: Opening the cache (E:Read error - read (5: Input/output error), E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened)". I tried deleting all the sources.lists, but that didn't help. What do I do? I have no idea what has lead to this
[11:28] <llutz> abhi_nav: uk
[11:28] <abhi_nav> llutz: ok
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> abhi_nav: british pounds
[11:28] <abhi_nav> ActionParsnip: hmmm thnx
[11:28] <llutz> ah thats its name
[11:28] <SmokeyD> erUSUL, yeah I know it, but if you don't know what printer you want, it is hard to find any there.
[11:29] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[11:29] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[11:29] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[11:29] <FloodBot4> !netsplit
[11:29] <Dr_Willis> the flood bots tried to flood us./ :)
[11:30] <abhi_nav> ohh Floodbot dont flood :-)
[11:30] <iosonoqui> hello!
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> SmokeyD: find one you fancy then check cmopatibility, you can alos consult the hcl
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | SmokeyD
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> SmokeyD: buying compatible stuff makes life smoooooth
[11:31] <iosonoqui> i'm italian ubuntu user
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> !it | iosonoqui
[11:31] <iosonoqui> i've a problem with dazzle dvc120! can you help me?
[11:31] <SmokeyD> ActionParsnip, thanks for the hcl. The thing with first finding a printer and then checking compatibility is that it takes so much time. I would rather find a list of compatible hardware (like hcl) and then choose one from there which I fancy.
[11:31] <SmokeyD> ActionParsnip, but the HPLIP tip was a good one
[11:32] <SmokeyD> the HP ColosLaserjet CP1515n seems to be a good one. Fully compatible with HPLIP
[11:32] <Gangrel> anyone here can help me on how to create ad-hoc network?
[11:32] <abhi_nav> i only want to buy ubuntu bag. but it comes with pack. i dont want pack. where to talk?
[11:33] <coson> hello everybody
[11:33] <bazhang> abhi_nav, #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:33] <demonspork> !hello coson
[11:33] <datag> does someone know which version of Qt will be final in lucid? 4.6.2 or 4.6.3?
[11:33] <iosonoqui> can i used my dazzle dvc120 with karmic
[11:33] <demonspork> !hello | coson
[11:33] <abhi_nav> Gangrel: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Adhoc
[11:33] <bazhang> datag, check in #ubuntu+1
[11:33] <coson> :)
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> SmokeyD: hp rock that way :)
[11:33] <abhi_nav> is there any ubuntu shoping channel?
[11:33] <datag> bazhang: alright
[11:34] <Dr_Willis> abhi_nav:  this isent late night tv. :)
[11:34] <bazhang> abhi_nav, no, #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:34] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: :-)
[11:34] <hiexpo> Dr_Willis, - lmao
[11:34] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: but I think there wll be some place to talk or know more about ubuntu shopping naa? other than web site?
[11:34] <coson> joined #ubuntu
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> abhi_nav: http://shop.canonical.com/product_info.php?products_id=512
[11:34] <bazhang> !ot > abhi_nav
[11:35] <muhammad_> the network icon on the top right of my ubuntu system has disappeared, how can i bring it back ?
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> muhammad_: ALT+F2 type: nm-applet  press enter
[11:35] <abhi_nav> my dear friends this was not about the offtopic.
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> abhi_nav: it was as this is Ubuntu OS support ONLY
[11:36] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu swag - would be better discussed in the offtopic channel
[11:36] <bazhang> abhi_nav, yes it is.
[11:36] <hiexpo> i am looking for a ubuntu juicer :)
[11:36] <abhi_nav> ActionParsnip: hmm ok thnx for link
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> abhi_nav: like people having issue with their OS, not merch
[11:36] <muhammad_> ActionParsnip, it dint show up..
[11:36] <abhi_nav> hmm
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> muhammad_: does it show up in: ps -ef | grep network
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> muhammad_: or: ps -ef | grep applet
[11:37] <muhammad_> when i run it in the terminal here is what i get
[11:37] <muhammad_> ** (nm-applet:3459): WARNING **: <WARN>  request_name(): Could not acquire the NetworkManagerUserSettings service.
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> muhammad_: use pastebin
[11:37] <Trunkz> Everytime i try and log into ubuntu, it just sends me back to the login screen
[11:37] <Trunkz> What can I do? :)
[11:37] <muhammad_> this is a short message, one more line
[11:37] <muhammad_> ok i goto pastebin
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> muhammad_: no worries, use pastebin for multiline
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> muhammad_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/284596
[11:38] <muhammad_> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/fNSSZZsw
[11:38] <coson> lol
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> !lol | coson
[11:39] <AdvoWork> hi there. Ive just removed a group called userA which had a gid of 1001. Ive made a new group, userB which is 1003. How can i set userB GID to 1001?
[11:39] <jrib> AdvoWork: groupmod
[11:40] <luckymurali> hi to all
[11:40] <roro1> i am using ubuntu 9.04 my wireless card is bcm4306 i have installed  b43-fwcutter and i still can't connect to wireless internet. i have used  sudo lsmod | grep b43-fwcutter and i got no output. what can i do to make ti work?
[11:40] <luckymurali> which mount i need to use for nfs mount
[11:40] <Trunkz> guys? I still cant log into ubuntu without it reverting me back to the same login screen
[11:40] <luckymurali> ??
[11:43] <ania> what is command to recognize betwen desktop and server ??? while system is installed??
[11:43] <AdvoWork> jrib, so: groupmod -g 1001 userB  ?
[11:43] <jrib> AdvoWork: sure
[11:43] <jrib> ania: check what kernel you are using: uname -a
[11:44] <Stargaze> ania, try lsb_release -a
[11:44] <zebastian> i'm getting this upon opening synaptic E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. E: _cache->open() failed, please report
[11:44] <jrib> zebastian: what happens when you do what it says?
[11:45] <ania> i think uname -a and lsb_release -a doesnt show if it is desktop or server version........
[11:45] <zebastian> jrib: i havent done what it says
[11:45] <jrib> ania: what was the output of uname -a?
[11:45] <jrib> zebastian: so do :)
[11:45] <Stargaze> zebastian, it repairs broken or interrupted installations
[11:45] <zebastian> requires superuser
[11:45] <ania> zebastian, put into terminal sudo dpkg --configure
[11:46] <zebastian> privilege
[11:46] <j2daosh> piero: sure, just find and download one.
[11:46] <Stargaze> zebastian, then type sudo before the command
[11:47] <zebastian> ok
[11:47] <zebastian> that worked
[11:47] <zebastian> now
[11:47] <zebastian> how do i get a realvnc client
[11:47] <zebastian> on hardy?
[11:47] <FloodBot1> zebastian: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:47] <FloodBot3> zebastian: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:47] <FloodBot4> zebastian: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:47] <FloodBot2> zebastian: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:47] <zebastian> oh sorry
[11:47]  * jrib eyes FloodBots
[11:48] <zebastian> how do i get a realvnc client on hardy?
[11:48] <abhi_nav> why there are four floobots? one isnt enough?
[11:48] <Stargaze> zebastian, use Synaptic
[11:48] <zebastian> i typed realvnc
[11:48] <zebastian> nothing showed up
[11:48] <nikodemus2> hi
[11:48] <zebastian> Stargaze:
[11:48] <jrib> abhi_nav: it sends a more powerful message when 4 bots tell you to do something!
[11:49] <nikodemus2> any vinagre pros around? (9.10 marmic)
[11:49] <abhi_nav> jrib: hmmm lol :D
[11:50] <nikodemus2> any vinagre pros around? i have a question(9.10 karmic)
[11:51] <zebastian> how can i get a realvnc client on hardy?
[11:51] <Dr_Willis> zebastian:  install the realvnc server and viewer packages
[11:51] <Dr_Willis> !find realvnc
[11:51] <Stargaze> zebastian, first install a vnc program, by using Synaptic Package Manager
[11:52] <Dr_Willis> I use the tightvnc server/packages nommally
[11:52] <goddard_> why do you want vnc?
[11:53] <Stargaze> idd, a newbie who vnc is rather extraordinary
[11:53] <Stargaze> *wants
[11:53] <zebastian> is direct vnc a vnc client?
[11:53] <goddard_> ubuntu comes with a remote desktop viewer
[11:54] <nikodemus2> yes vinagre
[11:54] <Stargaze> zebastian, please search in Synaptic, it displays descriptions => System > admin > ynaptic
[11:54] <Dr_Willis> thres numerous vnc 'viewers' and 'servers' in the repos.. and gmoem has one instgalled allready
[11:54] <Dr_Willis> it depends on yoyur needs what one to use
[11:54] <nikodemus2> but my question is: is there a way to enable this mouse overlay mode
[11:54] <nikodemus2> like in xvnc
[11:54] <zebastian> Dr_Willis: even on hardy?
[11:55] <Dr_Willis> zebastian:  ive been using tightvnc for my needs. i rarely use the ones that come with gnome (vinagre)
[11:55] <ania> FloodBots` war
[11:55] <nikodemus2> u see a point local, and the curser remote following it when lag permits ^^
[11:55] <nikodemus2> tightvnc have a gui?
[11:55] <jeka_> hi can someone help me i don't have video in skype but audio works
[11:56] <Dr_Willis> a  vnc SERVER has no gui normally. theres no need for it.  the vnc viewers normally have some sort of minimal interface
[11:56] <MikeH_> Hi, is there a meta package for a lightweight X install?
[11:56] <nikodemus2> i menat the viewer pof course ^^
[11:56] <nikodemus2> meant
[11:57] <jeka_> hi can someone help me i don't have video in skype but audio works
[11:59] <jeka_> hi can someone help me i don't have video in skype but audio works
[12:00] <ania> jeka what does it say in skype?
[12:00] <jeka_> nothing i click check video and my cam blinks one time and thats all
[12:01] <ania> yes
[12:01] <ania> but
[12:01] <goddard> whats the limit on my clip board?
[12:02] <ania> go to skype settings >> video settings >> do test>> search after video device in list
[12:02] <goddard> anyone?
[12:03] <NinoScript> My ctrl and super keys are doing a focusout when I press them :\ what can I do? It started happening after messing with xmodmap
[12:04] <jeka_> ania: in what list ??
[12:04] <ania> are u using linux skype?
[12:04] <jeka_> yes
[12:05] <ania> than when you press skype settings and go to video set>> there is small frame with video test next to that there should be list with video devices installed ,,>>>choice one and try test video
[12:06] <jeka_> ther is just one (/dev/video0)
[12:06] <jeka_> but on check still nothing
[12:06] <ania> and its not working when you press test?
[12:06] <jeka_> no
[12:06] <abhi_nav> jeka_ does your webcam works on any other aps(linux)?
[12:07] <localnutter> jeka_ sorry to butt in like this, but are you sure the webcam driver is working properly? UVC based cameras work well, but gspca webcams have problems. Seehttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[12:07] <tryggvib> Hello, I was upgrading to 9.10 and when I restarted the computer grub didn't want to boot my hard disk and threw me into a initramfs shell. I've now booted up with a live cd but not sure what I should change. Can anyone help me so that I won't screw things up?
[12:08] <sisu_math> hi, I'm having a skype video problem on Karmic Koala. There are two different users and the webcam is detected by one but not the other.
[12:08] <ania> jeka_, tpye in terminal lsusb and search after your webcam
[12:08] <j2daosh> back again, new question though :). so i have compiz and i'm messing with the eye candy. I have the water effects turned on. when i hit the back space key in a terminal window though, I get these damn waves that extend out from the title bar. what setting turns that off? I don't like it
[12:09] <jeka_> ania: in usb my web cam is there
[12:09] <abhi_nav> jeka_ does your webcam works on any other aps(linux)?
[12:09] <tryggvib> the problem I'm having is the UUID identification... looking through a list of devices with ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid I don't see sda1
[12:10] <ania> jeka_, try webcam on any other application
[12:10] <localnutter> sisu_math check both users have access to video devices. Go to System - Administration - Users and Groups. Select the user and check the user privelidges. Should have video devices enabled.
[12:10] <abhi_nav> tryggvib: go to grub2 page and perform that last two processes of updating grub2
[12:10] <jeka_> ania: it works on other aplications
[12:10] <j2daosh> lol nevermind, figured it out. (Title Wave for anyone interested in knowing the answer)
[12:10] <abhi_nav> jeka_
[12:11] <\ottizen> What't the name of Ubuntu 8.04
[12:11] <\ottizen> ?
[12:11] <tryggvib> abhi_nav: I'll try that
[12:11] <ania> jeka_, dont know then
[12:11] <DJones> !8.04 | \ottizen
 it work on other aplications
[12:11] <tryggvib> \ottizen: hardy heron
[12:11] <abhi_nav> tryggvib: hmm
[12:11] <DexterLB> \ottizen: hardy
[12:11] <\ottizen> Hardy!
[12:11] <\ottizen> Thanks
[12:11] <sisu_math> localnutter: curiously enough, the user which doesn't work has the "use video devices" box ticked, while the user which does work has it unticked
[12:12] <DexterLB> noo, many users are voting for the lucid titlebar btns to be moved back to the right and I'd hate that :o
[12:12] <DexterLB> why should we always resemble windoze! :(
[12:13]  * abhi_nav is highly agreed with DexterLB
[12:13] <Dr_Willis> DexterLB:  why should se try to look like OS-X...
[12:13] <cesar_bo> Hello, Anyone knows, Where is the documentatio for build the ubuntu livecd by using deboostrap?
[12:13] <Dr_Willis> then again.. im testing out the latest kde.. its so diffrent then allthe above.. :)
[12:13] <NinoScript> DexterLB: Let's put it in the middle :P
[12:13] <DexterLB> yeh, either in the middle OR to os x
[12:14] <DexterLB> windoze << os x
[12:14] <sisu_math> localnutter, unticking "use video device" doesn't help
[12:14] <Dr_Willis> NinoScript:  ive seen gnome-panel things where you COULD put the bottons/title in the top panel. that would be diffrent
[12:14] <sisu_math> localnutter, unless maybe I'd have to restart after changing that configuration? let me try that
[12:14] <Dr_Willis> NinoScript:  and the kubuntunetbook stuff has them in the top panel also
[12:15] <localnutter> sisu_math At the very least log out the user then back in again
[12:15] <tryggvib> abhi_nav: You mean the last two operations on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 right?
[12:15] <\ottizen> http://packages.debian.org/sid/i386/cherokee/download <-- Will that work on Ubuntu aswell as Debian?
[12:16] <abhi_nav> tryggvib: wait
[12:17] <NinoScript> Dr_Willis: That seems fun, I like testing weird stuff :P
[12:17] <sisu_math> localnutter, any other ideas?
[12:17] <eremite> Can anyone tell me the core differences between Debian and Ubuntu?  I know Ubuntu is Debian based, but how far removed is it and would an Ubuntu user feel confortable on a Debian system, and vice-versa?
[12:17] <Dr_Willis> eremite:  From a 'user' point of view. proberly not much differances
[12:19] <localnutter> sisu_math Aside from rebooting, no. Sorry.
[12:19] <morpheus_017> how to become "Spreading the Word"'er ?
[12:19] <abhi_nav> tryggvib: you are using grub2? or grub
[12:20] <abhi_nav> spreading what?
[12:20] <tryggvib> abhi_nav: the one 9.10 uses after upgrade
[12:20] <ania> eremite, basic different i think and its only my opinion....in debian you have to do more thinks manualy like comfiguration etc....
[12:20] <morpheus_017> abhi_nav hm.. i dont know how to say it
[12:20] <abhi_nav> tryggvib: (*I think*) upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 doesnt update grub
[12:20] <abhi_nav> how to say what?
[12:20] <morpheus_017> abhi_nav: propagator
[12:20] <morpheus_017> maybe///
[12:21] <Dr_Willis> a Upgrade would keep grub1 not upgradeing to grub2
[12:21] <BrixSat> hello i dont have dual boot? my windows partition is missing
[12:21] <morpheus_017> or spreader
[12:21] <eremite> ania: That's is the conclusions I had come to based on the research Ive done, but that actually wouldnt bother me, I don't think.  I enjoy playing with my system, but just browsing the web and sending mail.
[12:21] <abhi_nav> hmmm ok
[12:21] <morpheus_017> also maybe Distributor
[12:21] <tryggvib> abhi_nav: so I'm still using grub 1, ok I'll try to work from there
[12:22] <morpheus_017> sorry for my english? i russian...
[12:22] <crom> hi all
[12:22] <NinoScript> hey, can someone help me with my "focusout" problem on my control and super keys? please?? :D
[12:22] <eremite> **instead of just browsing the web and mail****
[12:22] <psycho_oreos> !ru | morpheus_017
[12:22] <eremite> !ru | morpheus_017
[12:22] <eremite> oops, not fast enough
[12:22] <abhi_nav> tryggvib: try upgrading grub to grub2. may be it wll fix problem.?
[12:23] <morpheus_017> they can't help me..
[12:23] <abhi_nav> who cant help you?
[12:23] <abhi_nav> oh ok
[12:23] <morpheus_017> on rus channel
[12:23] <tryggvib> abhi_nav: I'll do that, thanks
[12:23] <abhi_nav> hmm
[12:23] <abhi_nav> tryggvib: hmm
[12:23] <BrixSat> abhi_nav,  lost your windows part in grub menu?
[12:24] <eremite> morpheus_017: what is your problem.  Ask in here, and if we can help you, we will help you.
[12:26] <abhi_nav> BrixSat no not mine. its of tryggvib
[12:26] <noxis> is keyserver.ubuntu.com down?
[12:26] <hilton> hello ppl
[12:26] <lukus> hi
[12:27] <lukus> is the lucid beta available yet?
[12:27] <BrixSat> how can i fix the windows not showing in grub? abhi_nav  i have done apt-get install grub2
[12:27] <morpheus_017> I want become distributor, but i can't order more cd's. i already order 3 cd's for me before i want becom distributor.
[12:27] <tryggvib> abhi_nav, BrixSat just to make things clear, I can't lose my windows partition since I don't have one ;)
[12:27] <noxis> lukus: the website still lists only alpha3
[12:27] <eremite> lukus: I think today.
[12:27] <abhi_nav> tryggvib: haa haahaa :D
[12:27] <lukus> okay, thx - will hold tight
[12:28] <BrixSat> tryggvib,  welll i cant loose either, and i have one :p
[12:29] <lukus> also - can an op please boot rhian_devil <- they're spamming channel members on join
[12:29] <soreau> lukus: That might be a request better made in #freenode
[12:30] <zvacet> BrixSat:  in terminal sudo update-grub and restart comp
[12:30] <Pici> lukus: can you pm me the message that you got from them?
[12:30] <Pici> lukus: nm, I see in #fn
[12:30] <kasimon> Hi. Which installer do i need to install a completely encrypted 9.10 system?
[12:30] <lukus> soreau, also reported to #freenode
[12:31] <soreau> Ah
[12:31] <morpheus_017> I want become distributor, but i can't order more cd's. i already order 3 cd's for me before i want becom distributor.
[12:31] <soreau> lukus: I thought rhian_devil was a channel or something :)
[12:31] <lukus> ah.. no a nick
[12:31] <lukus> sorry for confusion
[12:31] <terry> morpheus_017: Burn your own.
[12:32] <ultimate> if a windows entry  has been deleted from the grub loader in 9.10 Karmic Koala..can it be restored by logging in to ubuntu 9.10 through grub and updating it by sudo update-grub2
[12:32] <abhi_nav> morpheus_017: just wait some time. then one man wll come and tell that this is ubuntu support channel. talk about only ubuntu os. nothing other.
[12:32] <ultimate> ??
[12:32] <BrixSat> how can i fix the windows not showing in grub?  i have done apt-get install grub2
[12:32] <paradoxuncreated> Anyone wants to help me package a .deb?
[12:32] <soreau> ultimate: yes
[12:32] <morpheus_017> abhi_nav ok thx
[12:32] <ultimate> soreau, thnx
[12:32] <abhi_nav> morpheus_017: :-(
[12:32] <iceroot> paradoxuncreated: first of all, read the manpage for debhelper (dh_make)
[12:32] <abhi_nav> BrixSat have you upgraded from grub to grub2?
[12:33] <BrixSat> abhi_nav,  yes
[12:33] <abhi_nav> BrixSat you are using 9.04?
[12:33] <BrixSat> abhi_nav,  9.10
[12:34] <soreau> ultimate: Provided you are using grub2, of course
[12:34] <paradoxuncreated> iceroot: No manual entry for dh-make
[12:34] <terry>  BrixSat If you have installed 9.10, you already have grub2
[12:34] <zvacet> paradoxuncreated:  https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/index.html
[12:34] <iceroot> paradoxuncreated: dh_make
[12:34] <abhi_nav> BrixSat windows 7 or xp?
[12:35] <iceroot> paradoxuncreated: it comes with debhelper
[12:35] <BrixSat> abhi_nav,  windows 7
 ya..after updation a few ago..i did this thing..
[12:35] <abhi_nav> BrixSat see if this helps: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1322781
[12:35] <tryggvib> abhi_nav: upgrading to grub2 seems to have worked
[12:36] <tryggvib> abhi_nav: thanks a lot! :D
[12:36] <abhi_nav> tryggvib: :D
[12:36] <paradoxuncreated> ok I'm in the src directory, is there a single command, or do I have to read lost of obscure to-do's.
[12:36] <abhi_nav> tryggvib: Welcome :_
[12:36] <abhi_nav> tryggvib: Welcome :)
[12:36] <howlymowly> hi poeple...  does it make a difference, if I use ext4 instead of ext3 on my home drive? --> I already use ext4 on my system drive... but I got a seperate partition for my home directory
[12:36] <ultimate> i want to install windows 7 on my pc..this may make me lose my existing installation of ubuntu 9.10..kindly help
[12:37] <NinoScript> ultimate: don't :D (just kidding)
[12:37] <paradoxuncreated> Actually I tried dh-make
[12:37] <soreau> howlymowly: It shouldnt make a difference
[12:37] <abhi_nav> ultimate: if you carefull install windows, then it wll not lose ubuntu. but you have to restore grub.
[12:37] <howlymowly> kk..  thx.
[12:37] <romainr> NinoScript +1
[12:37] <BrixSat> abhi_nav,  is there any command so grub autogenerates the config with all systems on disk?
 how to recover the grub loader afterwards then..
[12:38] <abhi_nav> BrixSat i dont know about any such command
[12:38] <BrixSat> ok :)
[12:38] <paradoxuncreated> I was going to upload whatever to https://launchpad.net/~pxu/+archive/pxu I'm in the src dir now... I found the guides to be quite obscure, so if anyone could help me make the initial package.
[12:39] <abhi_nav> ultimate: read this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[12:39] <abhi_nav> ultimate: and google with "how to restore ubuntu grub after installing windows" for more results
[12:40] <Pici> paradoxuncreated: Are you trying to create a PPA?
[12:41] <Simon_B> Using Chromium? Please vote:   http://crbug.com/38627    "Feature request: On chrome://extensions/ extension icon should link to its extension gallery page"  i.e. icons would link to https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/ljobjlafonikaiipfkggjbhkghgicgoh   etc
 thnk
[12:41] <abhi_nav> Simon_B dont you know that this is only ubuntu os support channel?
[12:41] <abhi_nav> ultimate: yah :-)
[12:42] <Simon_B> abhi: sorry. I'm looking for Chromium users running Ubuntu or other linuxes
[12:42] <abhi_nav> Simon_B read the word os as capital OS
[12:42] <tuga3d> when is ubuntu 10.04 coming out?
[12:42] <Pici> !lucid | tuga3d
[12:42] <Simon_B> is there a ubuntu-users community elsewhere?
[12:42] <abhi_nav> Simon_B no it doesnt matter. only OS (rEAD In CAPS) support only
[12:42] <BrixSat_> abhi_nav,   http://erickoo.wordpress.com/2009/06/14/how-to-add-vista-partition-to-grub-2-ubuntu-9-10-karmic-koala/ solved :D
[12:43] <xfact> How to install jre in Ubuntu?
[12:43] <abhi_nav> Simon_B don you know that? you should know this.
[12:43] <Pici> Simon_B: #ubuntu-offtopic perhaps, but we don't appreciate spam either.
[12:43] <NinoScript> Simon_B: That's a good idea, I voted for it :)
[12:43] <phrix> hi all... I got issue my samba cant be accessed by windows xp... I'm running ubuntu 9.10, is there any clue...?? this is my smb.conf
[12:44] <zvacet> xfact:  from synaptic type in search box sun and find jre package
[12:44] <phrix> http://pastebin.com/DqaWHS8U
[12:44] <Doorbuster> i have been a windows user for 12 years now and know nothing about linux/ubuntu and I am trying to get Virtual Box up and running.  How do I create a bootable disk for Vista that has the capability of 64 bit, and create it to an ISO image disk?
[12:44] <abhi_nav> Simon_B in short what that man means is you may not get the answer here, but surely you wll learn new attiquets and manner here
[12:44] <ania> is that truth that Ubuntu 10.04 LTS is going to do everythink even house cleaning? :D
[12:44] <Pici> abhi_nav: I think thats enough.
[12:44] <abhi_nav> BrixSat_ hmm Welcome :-)
[12:44] <Pici> ania : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[12:44]  * JediMaster cheers for Lucid's nano syntax highlighting!
[12:44] <abhi_nav> Pici: tell him not to again talk to me and not to again pm me
[12:44] <paradoxuncreated> ania: :)
[12:45] <zvacet> ania:  well now it is not secret any more
[12:45] <paradoxuncreated> Wife 1.0 now with LTS.
[12:45] <Pici> JediMaster: That has been possible for a few releases now.
[12:45] <JediMaster> Pici, yeah but not on by default
[12:46] <xfact> zvacet, There lots of packages, can't i use software center to install?
[12:46] <zvacet> xfact:  yes
[12:46] <r0000t> General Question: Launchpad or Sourceforge for hosting personal scripts, etc?
[12:47] <Pici> r0000t: Better to ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:47] <zvacet> xfact:  sorry for not telling you that first
[12:47] <r0000t> Pici, will do, thanks
[12:47] <caravel24> good day everyone
[12:47] <NinoScript> How can I reset what I did in xmodmap?
[12:47] <zvacet> ! hi | caravel24
[12:47] <xfact> zvacet, Now please tell, which package in software center?
[12:48] <tvstebut> Hi
[12:48] <tvstebut> Is it possible to exit a session  without log in .bash_history ??
[12:49] <max31> hello
[12:49] <paradoxuncreated> I need to package a library, as .deb No package meisters here?
[12:49] <zvacet> xfact:  I'm on different machine right now do you see in software center sun java jre or something similar
[12:50] <caravel24> I'm seeking some help to modify a LiveUSB so it connects to a given wifi network and gets sshd running at boot (to be run on a laptop with broken diaplay, no external display nor IDE case avail here) thanks in advance for any answer
[12:50] <lightbricko> I've just played Nexuiz. What's the difference between Nexuiz, OpenArena and AlienArena?
[12:50] <xfact> zvacet, never mind it already installed, but not working, and thank you for showing interest :)
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> lightbricko:  otgher then the fact they are different games?
[12:51] <mafioto> damn
[12:51] <lightbricko> Dr_Willis: Yes, like is one much more popular/better for some reason?
[12:51] <aum> hello everyone...
[12:52] <rocket16> Dr_Willis! You were on puppy forums I think ,:)
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> rocket16:  yes.
[12:52] <Doorbuster> is this a chat room or is anyone going to answer my question?
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> Doorbuster:  i dident egen see a question.. or if i did. i dident know the answer
[12:52] <lightbricko> Doorbuster: This is a chat.
[12:52] <rocket16> Dr_Willis: Met you a year ago, in puppy forums, I am the one from India
[12:53] <rocket16> Dr_Willis: Really nice to see you again, friend
[12:53] <aum> my system reboots every time when i play a certain online game...can any one tell me what could be the problem.
[12:53] <NinoScript> Doorbuster: Nobody want's to answer mine either u.u
[12:53] <abhi_nav> aum: your is laptop?
[12:54] <kaolbrec> aum, you get over-excited and kick the reset button?
[12:54] <abhi_nav> kaolbrec: haa :-D
[12:54] <phrix> hi all... I got issue my samba cant be accessed by windows xp... I'm running ubuntu 9.10, is there any clue...?? this is my smb.conf...  http://pastebin.com/DqaWHS8U
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> phrix:  i find windows a little weird at timnes.. some times if i enter the full path to the shares windows will see it.. sometimes if i use the ip# instead of themachine name it sees it also
[12:55] <Doorbuster> i have been a windows user for 12 years now and new to linux / Ubuntu.  I am trying to get virtual box running but says that i have no bootable medium and system halts.  what I am doing wrong?
[12:56] <kaolbrec> phrix, bear in mind I don't and have never used Samba, but.. line 43-45?
[12:56] <jrib> Doorbuster: well you want to install an OS in vbox, right?
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> Doorbuster:  you gave birtualbox a ISO imaghe to boot or somthing to boot?
[12:56] <abhi_nav> Doorbuster: set your storage(cd) to your cddrive
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> Virtualbox does have some decent docs at the vbox homepage
[12:57] <Doorbuster> how do i get a stroage cd or bootable cd if i dont have one
[12:57] <jrib> Doorbuster: what OS do you want to install?
[12:57] <phrix> kaolbrec, I dont know what is it either...
[12:57] <Doorbuster> vista
[12:57] <jrib> Doorbuster: then purchase vista and use that cd
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> Doorbuster:  dowload a ubuntu iso.. vista isos are not legal for us to share. :)
[12:57] <kaolbrec> phrix, winsock server I believe. Sounds to me lick something you'd need. But take my advice with a barrel of salt.
[12:57] <Doorbuster> are there any redistributable disks online?
[12:58] <jrib> Doorbuster: yes, most linux distros
[12:58] <phrix> kaolbrec, I'll try then
[12:58] <bazhang> Doorbuster, www.ubuntu.com
[12:58] <coz_> Doorbuster,  not for windows no
[12:58] <eremite> Doorbuster: you need to select an .iso or CD image to use VB.  You're probably just making a Virtual Machine and trying to start it without adding an image.  Also, this is not an Ubuntu issue.  I just tried VB for Windos yesterday and it also change layouts a little bit.
[12:58] <kaolbrec> phrix, I'd try enabling it, just on the off chance. I follow this method of problem solving: http://xkcd.com/627/
[12:59] <abhishek_> hey
[12:59] <NetanelShinE> hey all, got a little problem my ZTE MF637 dont mount any more
[12:59] <NetanelShinE> any idea? :((((
[12:59] <abhishek_> hey guys can u tell me how to enable sendto option in ubuntu like windows
[12:59] <kaolbrec> NetanelShinE, what is a ZTE MF637?
[12:59] <NetanelShinE> modem.
[12:59] <Doorbuster> thanks everyone
[13:00] <NetanelShinE> cellular
[13:00] <NetanelShinE> i mean, i work yesterady and everything was cool and now not :|
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> abhishek_:  gnome file manager has some scripting features and the ubuntu-tweak tool has some example scripts that enable a lot of 'copy to specific location...' type items
[13:00] <BluesKaj> Howdy folks
[13:00] <Marvanni> I have changed pureftdp user and group id's to 1021 and 1022, but Pureadmin still wants to change the systemnumbers to 128 and 116?
[13:00] <eremite> Doorbuster: follow instructions here
[13:00] <eremite> http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Screenshots
[13:00] <abhishek_> hi buddies plz reply ............
[13:00] <kaolbrec> abhishek_, you mean in the right click menu? It's already there at the bottom..
[13:01] <abhi_nav> kaolbrec: no he doesnt mean that
[13:01] <sonix> Hey All. How can i reset my password for my nick on IRC? I forget it and i can´t remember it.
[13:01] <abhi_nav> kaolbrec: have you used send to in windows?
[13:01] <bazhang> sonix, /j #freenode and ask
[13:01] <aum> my system reboots every time when i play a certain online game...can any one tell me what could be the problem.
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> aum:  a flash based game?
[13:02] <kaolbrec> abhi_nav, Not sure I understand the difference..
[13:02] <abhi_nav> >>>>>>>>>>>> aum: your is laptop? <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<,\
[13:02] <aurilliance> in UNR, whenever I go to tty2 for example, then I press ctrl+alt+f7 to come back to the desktop my netbook goes into standby :(
[13:02] <aurilliance> any suggestions
[13:02] <aum> dr.willis, yes
[13:02] <kaolbrec> aum, probably overheating then
[13:02] <abhi_nav> kaolbrec: 'send to' is command in windows in telnet to send local msg in lan. or peer to peer network of computers
[13:02] <aum> then what to do...
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> aum:  flash could be crashing the video drivers for some reason or other quirky flash issues
[13:02] <phrix> kaol, I've tried it.. it seems the same
[13:03] <phrix> kaolbrec, , I've tried it.. it seems the same
[13:03] <kaolbrec> abhi_nav, I wasn't aware we were talking about command line.
[13:03] <kaolbrec> phrix, then I'm all out of suggestions.
[13:03] <abhi_nav> kaolbrec: yah hmm
[13:04] <phrix> kaolbrec, yeah, thx
[13:04] <NCS_One> hi
[13:05] <NCS_One> anyone had problems with the latest update ? I lost sound.
[13:05] <abhi_nav> NCS_One: which  version of ubuntu?
[13:05] <eremite> aurilliance: its set to go to standby because you are not useing yoru mouse or keyboard on the desktop.  Try setting the standby to a longer time periord tahn you will be in a console, or turn it off?
[13:05] <NCS_One> abhi_nav: 9.10
[13:06] <aurilliance> eremite, I'm only in the console for about 13 seconds, but it still goes to standby
[13:06] <sonix> Is possible to remove password from my nick on irc?
[13:06] <eremite> aurilliance: turn it off?  Use a GUI terminal?
[13:06] <abhi_nav> sonix: no. and you can ask about how to change pass in #freenode
[13:07] <bazhang> sonix, ask in #freenode
[13:07] <sonix> abhi_nav: thanx a lot!
[13:07] <dsnyders> Hi all!  How do you get virtual ttys (CTRL-ALT-Fx) to show up on second monitor?
[13:07] <abhi_nav> sonix: :-)
[13:07] <diverse_izzue> a collegue using karmic on a thinkpad x301 has a regression between kernels -19 and -20 where the touchpad stopped working. any ideas?
[13:07] <coz_> sonix,  it is possible
[13:08] <abhi_nav> NCS_One: see if this helps: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[13:08] <coz_> sonix,   type  /msg nickserv setpass
[13:09] <dsnyders> sonix, You realize that anyone could then claim your nicname.
[13:09] <aurilliance> diverse_izzue, a wild stab in the dark, but my netbook's touch didn't work until I followed the instructions here: http://samiux.blogspot.com/2009/12/howto-ubuntu-910-on-gigabyte-t1028x.html
[13:09] <Siudorek> Siemka
[13:09] <Siudorek> czy jest ktos z Polski??
[13:10] <DJones> !pl | Siudorek
[13:10] <diverse_izzue> aurilliance, are you talking touchPAD or touchSCREEN?
[13:10] <Siudorek> ah ok
[13:10] <Siudorek> sorry
[13:10] <Siudorek> i am new
[13:10] <aurilliance> diverse_izzue, my mistake :(
[13:10] <Siudorek> and me english is bad :P
[13:10] <Marvanni> How do I ope the gnome user manager as root?
[13:11] <fat_rat> !ask | Siudorek
[13:11] <sonix> dsnyders: i know, but i lost the old pass.
[13:11] <Siudorek> lol but ok
[13:11] <abhi_nav> sonix: have you asked in freenode?
[13:12] <electronics-cat> install
[13:12] <sonix> abhi_nav: yes im ask there
[13:12] <ruge> Im having some trouble getting the FLash player plugin to work on Opera.... I've copied the file into the plugins directory but no dice... any hints?
[13:12] <abhi_nav> sonix: then?
[13:12] <sonix> abhi_nav: im waiting for some email now. :)
[13:13] <NetanelShinE> so, any idea how to mount my modem?
[13:13] <abhi_nav> sonix: good. so you solved?
[13:13] <NetanelShinE> thats right now connect to my usb port but dont mount :-0
[13:14] <BluesKaj> NetanelShinE, you mount a drive , you connect to a modem ...confusing the terms doesn'y help
[13:14] <NetanelShinE> sry, i will define my problem from the start,
[13:14] <NetanelShinE> ive got a new cellular modem -> ZTe-MFT637
[13:15] <NetanelShinE> thats work yesterday, and now when i connect it, it dont do nothing.
[13:15] <NetanelShinE> except.
[13:15] <NetanelShinE> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[13:15] <NetanelShinE> Bus 002 Device 008: ID 19d2:2000 ONDA Communication S.p.A. ZTE MF627/MF628/MF628+ HSDPA
[13:15] <mawst> Swappiness of 60 is a really LAME default
[13:15] <NinoScript> mawst: why? :)
[13:16] <mawst> It uses swap before ram.
[13:16] <aum> ok it may be flash problem, is there any other way to fix it...
[13:16] <BluesKaj> NetanelShinE, usb modem , dsl connection ?
[13:17] <NetanelShinE> usb modem, cellular connection!
[13:17] <sonix> abhi_nav: i think yes... Thanx a lot!
[13:17] <NetanelShinE> its got a sim in it.
[13:17] <mawst> I couldn't figure out why, with a dual core cpu and 1gb of ram I was having a hard time running One java program and one web browser without my hard drive constantly accessing
[13:17] <mawst> dual core 64 bit
[13:17] <electronics-cat> ubuntu exploded.
[13:17] <mawst> **
[13:17] <NetanelShinE> http://img.alibaba.com/photo/108226973/ZTE_MF637_HSDPA_USB_MODEM.jpg
[13:17] <mawst> heh
[13:17] <abhi_nav> sonix: :-)
[13:17] <NinoScript> mawst: what would be better? how do I change it? and where can I read more about it? :3
[13:17] <dsnyders> Hi all!  How do you change the resolution of the CTRL-ALT-F1-F6 screens?
[13:17] <BluesKaj> NetanelShinE, sorry dunno about sim cards and cell connections
[13:17] <mawst> NinoScript: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=1255511&postcount=43
[13:18] <NinoScript> mawst: Thanks ^^
[13:18] <mawst> np enjoy
[13:18] <NetanelShinE> :-(
[13:18] <NetanelShinE> i just want to mount it again.
[13:18] <NetanelShinE> and idea?
[13:19] <JohnBv13> test
[13:19] <NCS_One> abhi_nav: my card is ICH9 family and it doesnt show on alsa drivers
[13:19] <DeadmanIncJS> could somebody help me with "Empathy IM" via PM?
[13:20] <electronics-cat> ubuntu exploded.
[13:20] <bazhang> electronics-cat, stop that
[13:20] <abhi_nav> NCS_One: then i dont know much about it. you find driver for you card and intall them. you can get them from google or the official website of your card
[13:20] <electronics-cat> :(
[13:20] <abhishek_> hi
[13:21] <abhi_nav> electronics-cat: what happends dear?
[13:21] <abhishek_> does anyone know how to enable "SENDTO" option i ubuntu
[13:21] <DeadmanIncJS> empathy im help please :)
[13:21] <electronics-cat> abhi_nav, i gave up lol
[13:21] <abhi_nav> electronics-cat: hmm
[13:22] <electronics-cat> i wanted to compile some programs
[13:22] <NCS_One> abhi_nav: strange an update remove a working driver and replace it for a non working driver :(
[13:22] <electronics-cat> but i didnt get that far
[13:22] <abhi_nav> abhishek_ you mean that telnet sendto naa? used from command prompt?
[13:22] <abhi_nav> NCS_One: yah so many strage things in world. (and 90% are here in ubuntu)
[13:22] <caravel24> see you next time
[13:23] <JohnBv13> someone reply real quick :P (testing something)
[13:23] <electronics-cat> hi
[13:23] <DeadmanIncJS> hi
[13:23] <NCS_One> abhi_nav: heh
[13:24] <DeadmanIncJS> what are u trying
[13:24] <abhi_nav> NCS_One: :D
[13:24] <electronics-cat> DeadmanIncJS, whats wrong with empathy
[13:24] <abhi_nav> NCS_One: i have ignored all one man here. but still he keep pm me using ubottu :-(
[13:24] <Kush> Hi...
[13:24] <electronics-cat> im using 9.10 and its there
[13:24] <ddavids> hello all
[13:24] <electronics-cat> don't use it though
[13:25] <coz_> ddavids,  hey guy
[13:25] <NCS_One> abhi_nav: report ?
[13:25] <ddavids> pls wht cld be wrong with my laptop, it doesnt connect when i insert a usb internet modem...
[13:26] <abhi_nav> NCS_One: report where?
[13:26] <NCS_One> abhi_nav: in my update I have "libaudiofile0 (0.2.6-7ubuntu2) to 0.2.6-7ubuntu2.1" maybe this is the problem
[13:26] <abhi_nav> NCS_One: may be. i dont know much in deep.
[13:26] <Kush> Can anyone help with my few GRUB related questions? Thanks...
[13:26] <NCS_One> abhi_nav: I dont know, but maybe #freenode
[13:27] <arand_> abhi_nav: Or possibly #ubuntu-ops
[13:27] <abhi_nav> arand_ hmm so you know all that. sad :-(
[13:27] <abhi_nav> NCS_One: hmm
[13:27] <JohnBv13> hrm
[13:27] <tuga3d> what are the main problems with lucid? is it more or less stable?
[13:27] <tuga3d> i wanted to install it
[13:28] <abhi_nav> !lucid | tuga3d
[13:28] <arand_> tuga3d: -> #ubuntu+1
[13:28] <bazhang> tuga3d, /j #ubuntu+1 for lucid please
[13:28] <tuga3d> sorry, and thanks
[13:29] <dsnyders> Hi all!  How do you get virtual ttys (CTRL-ALT-Fx) to show up on second monitor?
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> dsnyders:  not sure if thats possible or not. Ive neer seen it done
[13:32] <dsnyders> Dr_Willis, /etc/event.d/tty2 launches a program called getty with some parameters.  I figured it was just a matter of playing with the parameters.
[13:32] <JohnBv13> nicklist screen
[13:32] <abhi_nav> ikonia you there?
[13:32] <JohnBv13> doh
[13:33] <Kush> Can I downgrade to GRUB 1 in Karmic from GRUB2 instead?
[13:33] <bazhang> abhi_nav, what is your question
[13:33] <kashogi> hello anyone knows where to get hard disk recovery tools
[13:33] <dsnyders> Dr_Willis, there's also some sites that talk about using framebuffers, but I haven't finished reading them yet.
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> dsnyders:  im not sure the framebuffer stuff can do 2 Monitors
[13:33] <abhi_nav> Kush: why you want to do that?
[13:33] <bowser> hi all, how can i change default audio device for gnome apps and wine? the kde apps have this in the settings panel
[13:34] <abhi_nav> Pici: you there?
[13:34] <nasso__> does anyone have an eta for beta1?
[13:34] <Pici> abhi_nav: Yep, Whats up?
[13:34] <Kush> Just to use stable version until stable of new is released
[13:34] <bazhang> nasso__, #ubuntu+1 please
[13:34] <dsnyders> !qingy
[13:34] <abhi_nav> Pici: may I pm you? need to talk about 'that' matter
[13:34] <Pici> abhi_nav: anytime.
[13:34] <abhi_nav> Kush: grub2 is table. i upgraded it. and its stable
[13:34] <kashogi> hello anyone knows where to get hard disk recovery tools
[13:35] <eremite> Grub2 is fine.  No problems with it.
[13:35] <AceKing> I'm trying to help my brother with his laptop. He's running 9.04 on his laptop, and when he starts his laptop it just shows lines going across and wont boot to the desktop. Any ideas?
[13:35] <GeForce88> does 9.10 support the VIA Technologies, Inc. CN896/VN896/P4M900 [Chrome 9 HC] (rev 01) chipset yet ?
[13:35] <Kush> Ok but mine shows still Beta after last kernel update done on 18-3-2010
[13:35] <dury> hi there channel :)
[13:35] <eremite> AceKing: does he have enough RAM to run the system?  Ive seeen that happen when there si not enough ram to fully boot.
[13:36] <AceKing> eremite, 2 gb
[13:36] <dury> anyone has install moodle in ubuntu 9.10?
[13:36] <abhi_nav> Kush: shows beta means?
[13:36] <dsnyders> Dr_Willis, there's also a getty replacement called qingy that looks promising.
[13:36] <AceKing> eremite, he was running fine for a few monthes
[13:36] <AceKing> months
[13:37] <Kush> In boot menu it shows "GRUB2 Beta..." something like that
[13:37] <eremite> Do you get to the login screen, or just the loader?
[13:37] <eremite> AceKing: ^^
[13:37] <abhi_nav> Kush: then follows standard update procedure and update the grub2?
[13:37] <AceKing> eremite, just the loader
[13:38] <Kush> How to make it?
[13:38] <abhi_nav> !grub1 | Kush
[13:38] <Guest92418> yooo
[13:38] <abhi_nav> !grub2 | Kush
[13:38] <NetanelShinE> how can i do mount to my usb modem?
[13:39] <NinoScript> This thing's driving me crazy x_x … help me please! My control and super keys are doing a focusout when I press them D:
[13:39] <arand_> Kush: The grub2 "beta" is supposd to be stable enough, hence why ubuntu choose to use it, "beta" is just a name after all, and the developers have oficially said they've dropped support for grub1
[13:40] <coz_> Kush,  to update grub  in terminal  sudo update-grub
[13:40] <fladd> hi there, I have the wrong encoding in Xterm, so my  " " are wrong. How can I fix this?
[13:40] <bluebaron> I have two monitors.  One can rotate.  I only get two orientation options in display config: normal and upside down.  Any ideas for how to get left and right?
[13:41] <Kush> Ok thanks I'll look that, can I change text in Boot menu entries? as it shows several details related to current kernel and I want it to look clean... Currently I'm making it via editing Grub.cfg which is risky....
[13:41] <AceKing> eremite, do you think it would be helpful to use fsck from live CD?
[13:42] <UnixDawg> ok who here is running ubuntu-ultimate ?
[13:42] <UnixDawg> and good morning to you all
[13:43] <bazhang> UnixDawg, its not supported here
[13:43] <UnixDawg> why not its ubuntu
[13:43] <UnixDawg> do they have thier own channel
[13:43] <bazhang> UnixDawg, its a derivative, check their support channel
[13:43] <genii> !ultimate
[13:44] <GeForce88> !mintsupport
[13:45] <shaullx> i installed kde and i couldnt find any wireless networks so i tried to install wicd that required me to delete network-manager and wicd doesnt work for some reason what to do?
[13:47] <alex4> ok can some one help me with some math?
[13:47] <philipstorry> We can try...
[13:47] <abhi_nav> alex4: join /math
[13:47] <alex4> thx!
[13:47] <abhi_nav> alex4: /join #math
[13:47] <alex4> its L.C.D
[13:48] <alex4> least common dinominators
[13:48] <philipstorry> Joining #math is probably better though...
[13:48] <NetanelShinE> how can mount my modem :-(
[13:48] <NetanelShinE> someone.
[13:48] <bluebaron> sorry i missed any answers to my question
[13:48] <bluebaron> if someone could pm them to me i would appreciate that
[13:48] <alex4> can i talk with someone privitely due to how many people are onhere?
[13:48] <philipstorry> Mount your modem?
[13:49] <philipstorry> Do you mean use it to dial up?
[13:49] <bluebaron> I have two monitors.  One is a rotating lcd.  I only get the option for upside down and normal.  Anyone know why I can't get left or right?
[13:50] <philipstorry> Try this as a decent starting point for modem problems: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto
[13:50] <alex4> can some one pm me so i can get some help?
[13:50] <alex4> please?
[13:50] <alex4> i need help with math
[13:51] <Pici> alex4: Try ##math, #ubuntu is only for Ubuntu support.
[13:51] <dsnyders> alex4, this is an ubuntu linux forum.
[13:51] <alex4> so can anyone good at math pm me so i can get some help?
[13:51] <bazhang> alex4, try #ubuntu-offtopic or #math
[13:51] <alex4> i kow!
[13:51] <alex4> *i know
[13:51] <alex4> but since this is linux i figured u guys might be able to help me!
[13:52] <bazhang> alex4, please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:52] <dsnyders> alex4, why would you think linux users would know anything about math?
[13:52] <alex4> ......
[13:52] <alex4> ummm
[13:53] <alex4> because with unix and kernel theres a lot of intigers and scripting which involves math
[13:53] <alex4> thats why
[13:53] <iceroot> alex4: please stop that and go to ##math
[13:53] <bazhang> alex4, please stop
[13:53] <alex4> sorry
[13:53] <dsnyders> alex4, our best advice is to ask the math geeks in #math.
[13:53] <alex4> im banned
[13:53] <Azelphur> lmao, no kidding
[13:53] <alex4> i dont know why
[13:53] <iceroot> alex4: again, stop beeing off-topic here
[13:54] <alex4> i said i was sorry
[13:54] <b2p1mp> join #ubuntu-offtopic for that
[13:54] <AceKing> I'm trying to help my brother with his laptop. He's running 9.04 on his laptop, and when he starts his laptop it just shows lines going across and wont boot to the desktop. Any ideas?
[13:54] <b2p1mp> lines?
[13:54] <b2p1mp> how, like screen split into 3?
[13:54] <b2p1mp> and you can partial see?
[13:54] <b2p1mp> or all scrambled?
[13:55] <dsnyders> AceKing, sounds like the xwindows resolution is fouled up.
[13:55] <genii> I've noticed alternating vertical bars on the screen before when using nvidia
[13:56] <b2p1mp> with old ati card i had similar issue..
[13:56] <AceKing> dsnyders, is there a way to fix it? I can boot into live CD
[13:56] <mkulke> hello, i am running karmic 32bit with nvidia-173 drivers. I'd like to use docky, but it does only work with more recent drivers. i am not sure whether i should update. i bet the packagers got a reason to install 173 :/
[13:56] <mkulke> any hint?
[13:57] <gwern> I have been having trouble with my cron jobs; it seems that only the 2 hourly jobs get run, and my half a dozen @daily jobs don't run; after the 2 hourly ones, /var/log/syslog includes a mention of how postfix failed due to lack of configuration; I've reinstalled & configured postfix, but am I correct in thinking that for some reason cron bails out when it fails to email me and this is why non of the @daily stuff gets run?
[13:57] <dsnyders> AceKing, When the laptop starts can you use CTRL-ALT-F1 to get to a console?
[13:58] <NinoScript> mkulke: install version 185 (or whatever newer version appears in your Hardware Drivers section), it works great
[13:58] <AceKing> dsnyders, I'm going to try right now
[13:59] <sinner-999>  ubuntu 9.10 как установить direx на Wine
[13:59] <AceKing> dsnyders, I'm at the grub menu. Is that where I'm supposed to be?
[14:00] <dsnyders> AceKing, No, where you get those lines you were talking about.
[14:00] <NinoScript> !ru
[14:00] <bazhang> sinner-999, /join #ubuntu-ru
[14:01] <amd__> alguien me puede ayudar?
[14:01] <sinner-999>  ubuntu 9.10 как установить direx на Wine ?
[14:01] <mkulke> NinoScript: does this one work for all nvidia-cards?
[14:01] <NinoScript> amd__: sí, pero primero pon escribe esto para unirte al canal en español: /join #ubuntu-es
[14:02] <bluebaron> Anyone know how to fix the issue where ubuntu starts and only shows a blank screen with a cursor after installing ati drivers?
[14:02] <mkulke> well at least i can select it, and it's recommended
[14:02] <dsnyders> sinner-999, asdy y aear vy asty w English!
[14:02] <Nekit> Hi
[14:02] <electronics-cat> lol
[14:02] <electronics-cat> seeyas
[14:02] <eremite> Does anyone know how to change the name of a terminal's tab in Gnome-terminal?
[14:02] <AceKing> dsnyders, I just tried. After I get to the part with the lines and what looks like Chinese writing across the top, I tried CTRL - ALT - F1 and nothing happened
[14:03] <wzssyqa> eremite: press F1
[14:03] <arand_> eremite: Should be in the menus, "terminal" if I guess correctly...
[14:03] <dsnyders> AceKing, Is the laptop on a network?  Can you ping it?
[14:03] <wzssyqa> eremite: in profile
[14:04] <NinoScript> mkulke: just click it, don't be afraid, if something bad happens, you restart, gnome will start in it's low graphics mode and you can install the 173 version
[14:04] <AceKing> dsnyders, I do have it plugged into my router, but how would I find it's IP address?
[14:04] <eremite> arand_: not the name of the terminal window, the name of teh ba.  I can change the name of the terminal with ease, its the tab I need to change.  All tabs open in Gnome-terminal are named after the terminla, not the app running or a customized name (like I want)
[14:04]  * mkulke crosses fingers
[14:05] <arand_> eremite: Hmm, not sure how to do that, sorry.
[14:05] <wzssyqa> eremite: you can change profile of each tab
[14:05] <dsnyders> AceKing, nevermind that now.  What happens when you type ALT-SYSRQ-K?
[14:06] <Migi32> wtf? I'm trying to execute a file by typing $ ./a.out in the terminal (after cd'ing to the right directory) and it says "bash: ./a.out: No such file or directory"
[14:06] <wzssyqa> eremite: in help files ,there is descripe
[14:06] <Migi32> I'm 100% sure the file is there!
[14:06] <eremite> wzssyqa: yes, but how is that enev useful compared to what I am asking about?  Setting a new profile for each app would be a lot fo work, hardly what I was asking about.
[14:06] <AceKing> dsnyders, nothing happened
[14:07] <dsnyders> Migi32, Do you have the permissions set to make the file executable?
[14:07] <Migi32> dsnyders, yes
[14:07] <Migi32> it was already set by gcc
[14:08] <eremite> Migi32: I sometimes have to add "sh" to the file, or at least make it executable.  Make sure its executable, use chmod or navigate to it in a GUI, right click and enable executing
[14:08] <wzssyqa> Migi32: if the file is not correct link,this will happens
[14:08] <NinoScript> I need to reset any Xorg thing that has to do with my keyboard layout, how do I do it?
[14:08] <Migi32> wzssyqa, it may be possible that it's not correctly linked. But how come it doesn't find the file?
[14:09] <nvictor> hello
[14:09] <dsnyders> NinoScript, ALT-Sysreq-K reset x
[14:09] <wzssyqa> Migi32: maybe this is a issue
[14:09] <justin_> ciao ragazzi
[14:10] <eremite> NinoScript: if you use Compiz, there is a setting in the Compiz manager to customize keystrokes to restart X.  I have mine set to the old defaukt, CTRL+ALT+Backspace
[14:10] <sinner-999> fenx
[14:10] <NinoScript> dsnyders: what is that??
[14:10] <dsnyders> AceKing, I don't know how far into the linux startup your machine is getting.
[14:10] <AceKing> dsnyders, do you think I need to re-install
[14:10] <justin_> xke la finestra mia di internet mi si apre x tutto lo schermo?
[14:11] <sinner-999> спасибо))
[14:11] <tal>  
[14:11] <genii> !it | justin_
[14:11] <justin_> e mi copre le barre del menu?
[14:11] <LecToo> whats the service this channel reccomends for pasting a lot of data?
[14:11] <tal> Hey all
[14:11] <AceKing> dsnyders, after the grub menu, it flashes the lines for about 10 seconds or so
[14:11] <genii> sinner-999: /join #ubuntu-ru  please
[14:11] <bazhang> paste.ubuntu.com LecToo
[14:11] <dsnyders> NinoScript, You said you needed to reset X with your keyboard.  ALT-Sysreq-K is what you have to type to reset X.
[14:11] <Migi32> wzssyqa, you were right changing some linking options made it find the file. This is definitely an issue
[14:11] <eremite> dsnyders: as a last resort, yes.  You can probably find the problem if you dig deep enough, but I cant garuntee you'll fix it.  Are you sure your bro has no idea why its not booting?  He didnt play with system settings, or delete/install packages etc???
[14:11] <NinoScript> eremite: I don't want to reset x with my keyboard, I want to reset my keyboard, I don't know if you get me
[14:12] <nvictor> how can i get pynotify?
[14:12] <Guest95366> !paste > LecToo
[14:12] <eremite> Sorry, last comment meant for AceKing not dsnyders
[14:12] <nvictor> isn't there a way to get it as a python package?
[14:12] <LecToo> thanks
[14:12]  * etsorbme8 is looking at a empty post from tal
[14:12] <Guest95366> LecToo: np.
[14:12] <dsnyders> eremite, I thought it might be.
[14:12] <eremite> NinoScript: reset your keyboard to lanuage default or a wireless keyboard??
[14:12] <dsnyders> AceKing, did you see eremite's comment to me?
[14:13] <AceKing> eremite, when he shut it down last he said it was working. he said he did have an update that he installed
[14:13] <nvictor> guess not
[14:14] <eremite> AceKing: OK, so he did an update.  Did he shut it down during an update?  Can you even drop into a terminal by pressing ctrl+alt+f2?  If you can get that far, we could look for the problem.
[14:14] <AceKing> eremite, no
[14:14] <eremite> OK, do you have a Live CD around?
[14:14] <AceKing> eremite, can't get into terminal
[14:14] <Pitel> is the automounter broken? because none of my usb flashes mounts. and i guess i've seen some update yesterday.
[14:14] <NinoScript> eremite: There are some things that messed up after I was playing with xmodmap, what I want is to reset the layout
[14:15] <dsnyders> AceKing, I'm going to leave you in eremite's hands.  I have to go to work... at least until I pick up my lottery winnings :-)
[14:16] <AceKing> dsnyders, thank you for helping
[14:16] <main> hi and good morning do any of u know how can i display the file extensions in ubuntu ?
[14:17] <eremite> NinoScript: not going to garuntee it will work, but try :$  sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup    and let me know
[14:17] <NinoScript> eremite: thanks, I'll try it now :)
[14:18] <genii> main: Most files don't have any. The system figures out what to use to run them by info in the first little bit of of the file
[14:18] <eremite> NinoScript: be known that it has not worked for others, and someone peopel have screwed things up playing around with sys settings
[14:19] <AceKing> eremite, is it possible to upgrade off of a CD?
[14:19] <main> ty genii so i am using the command line i should not worry about the file extension to move the files around th e system?
[14:20] <eremite> AceKing: you can reinstall packages from a CD and once everything is fixed do a system-wide update.
[14:20] <NetanelShinE> anyone, i scream for help :~)
[14:20] <NinoScript> eremite: don't worry, I've got nothing to loose, in fact I could just reinstall ubuntu… but that's not the idea
[14:20] <genii> main: If whan you do: ls     and you don't see any file extension on the listing of a file's name, it doesn't have one
[14:20] <abhi_nav> !patience | NetanelShinE
[14:20] <NetanelShinE> try that already i dont ask for nothing
[14:20] <fredim> where the meeting video4linux headers?
[14:20] <main> tyvm :D
[14:20] <NetanelShinE> trust me that i do my best to find the solution by myself.
[14:21] <eremite> NetanelShinE: waht is your problem? How may we assist you?
[14:21] <genii> main: If you're curious what kind of file it is you can do: file filename
[14:21] <main> nice
[14:21] <main> that is hnady
[14:21] <NetanelShinE> eremite, got an new usb modem (cellular one) , yesterday my ubuntu (9.10) know him and i was able to connect the internet, and even to use him as a DOK
[14:21] <AceKing> eremite, How do I reinstall packages?
[14:22] <NetanelShinE> and today, after a restarts its even dosnt mount.
[14:22] <NetanelShinE> but in the lsusb output, is showing.
[14:23] <aurilliance> I'm trying to get android sdk running on ubuntu - It needs the JDK, so I downloaded the file "jdk-6u18-linux-i586-rpm.bin" from sun, but I don't know what to do with it...
[14:23] <aurilliance> Where do you place .bin files so they are 'installed'?
[14:23] <aurilliance> or how can I get the JDK through apt?
[14:23] <jatt> chmod a+x jdk-6u18-linux-i586-rpm.bin; ./jdk-6u18-linux-i586-rpm.bin
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> aurilliance:  dont use that one.. use apt.
[14:23] <wzssyqa> aurilliance: sh ./xx.bin
[14:23] <eremite> AceKing: read this, it may be useful http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1367284
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> !java
[14:23] <Cerbero> hola, he hecho el compiz-check y me dice q no tengo render...pero lo tengo con ATI driver y no tengo ningun problema con render y 3D. porquè a veces se para y me dice q no tengo composite manager?
[14:23] <AceKing> eremite, thank you for all your help
[14:23] <jatt> !es
[14:23] <eremite> AceKing: no problem man, just giving back to the community :D
[14:23] <Cerbero> ops, sorry, error :D
[14:24] <fredim> someone help me with this error? http://paste.ubuntu.com/397837/
[14:24] <Jaimie> aurilliance; make sure you use java 5 update 12
[14:24] <Cerbero> yes yes, i'm italian, i look for helps in every chanal, was an error, sorry
[14:24] <Cerbero> sorry again
[14:24] <Jaimie> java 6 isnt supported under android
[14:24] <lunk> can anyone recommend a disk encryption tool that works out of the box on 8.04?
[14:24] <Jaimie> aurilliance; http://source.android.com/download#TOC-Building-the-code
[14:24] <Jaimie> check that out
[14:25] <xofc> Hi!  Is there a bootable CD, like gPXE (netboot), but to boot on a bootable USB flashdrive (when the BIOS is too old)?
[14:25] <aurilliance> Jaimie, I'm not building it, just deving on it
[14:25] <aurilliance> ie, writing .apk's, not roms
[14:25] <KB1JWQ> fredim: Have build-essential installed?
[14:25] <Jaimie> mmk
[14:25] <psion> is there any way to stop ubuntu from requesting a password all the time? for example to change frequency scaling setting for my cpu
[14:25] <Dr_Willis> xofc:  you mean a bootable cd - that transfers controll over to a flash drive?
[14:25] <eremite> xofc: you can try to install using the Minimal Install CD, which is for lower system requirments.
[14:25] <Cerbero> i have ati proprietary driver, i have no problem, but now compiz, after install the drivers, sometime stops and says "no composite manager", i have to reinstall compiz fusion? compiz-check says i have no render, but i have!
[14:26] <bazhang> Cerbero, have you tried in #compiz ? they may know more
[14:26] <Jaimie> http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing.html
[14:26] <eremite> psion: Ubuntu asks for a password so that users cannot screw up the system without being the system admin.  Its a safety feature.
[14:26] <Jaimie> try that instead aurilliance
[14:26] <Cerbero> i didnt know there's the chanal, thx!
[14:27] <psion> eremite, I understand that it's a safety feature, however I don't really want or need it
[14:27] <fredim> KB1JWQ, yes
[14:27] <xofc> Dr_Willis yes, a bootable CD with a loader that boots a bootable CD (my BIOS is too old for this)
[14:27] <wzssyqa> psion: auto login
[14:27] <aurilliance> Jaimie, thanks (the folks at #android-dev helped me out tho) :P
[14:27] <Jaimie> yus
[14:27] <fredim> KB1JWQ, I think the problem is in recognition of video4linux headers
[14:27] <psion> wzssyqa, I have auto login turned on, though it still requests a password for basic things
[14:28] <xofc> eremite  Thank you.  but if I could just get the loader, it would be better.
[14:29] <aurilliance> I have ubuntu netbook remix, I want to have some sort of keyboard shortcut I can hit that lets me google something. Is there a application that does this?
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> xofc: ive seen similer things using a floppy, or special cd.. but its always very specific for a disrto/version - since the kernel is on the cd/floppy. So ive never seen a way to make it boot an arbitary usb drive
[14:29] <eremite> psion: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=842738  read this, and let me quote one of the posts in that thread, "If you know what you're doing, you can configure Ubuntu to login as root without too much trouble. If you don't, then you shouldn't even be contemplating it."
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> aurilliance:  gnome-do has features like that I belive
[14:29] <amikrop> I get an access denied here http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/lucid/beta1
[14:29] <amikrop> why?
[14:30] <paulrf> Good morning all.  I have issue loading 9.10 with ASUS M3N78-VM mother board (specifically nVidia MCP77 ethernet chipset)... anyone have a suggestion where I could get help?
[14:30] <amikrop> Isn't there a page for the beta, yet?
[14:30] <cracker> hi
[14:30] <aurilliance> Dr_Willis, thanks
[14:30] <Vigo> aurilliance: I do not nor have ever used Netbook Remix, yet I think in Main Menu , wait, Dr_Willis answered that.
[14:30] <syk> amikrop, no
[14:30] <psion> eremite, I've been using linux off and on since kernel 2.2.x.  I've just had a fairly long 'off' period and want to configure my newly aquired netbook to my liking
[14:30] <bazhang> amikrop, #ubuntu+1 for lucid support
[14:30] <aurilliance> Vigo, thanks
[14:30] <overmind> amikrop: Try again after a few hours, yesterday some users had the same problem
[14:30] <aurilliance> Dr_Willis, thanks
[14:30] <Kristen> hiiii :P
[14:31] <amikrop> alright, thanks
[14:31] <eremite> xofc: not Ubuntu at all, and not very secure, but you coul always check to see if TinyCore will work for you.  It's a whopping 10MB in size.
[14:31] <Vigo> aurilliance: You are very welcome, if and when you find the shortcut please post the data on the Forums.
[14:31] <cike> ubuntu6.06 update 9.10 help
[14:32] <Kristen> holaaa
[14:32] <psion> eremite, can't I just change startup apps that will require a password to run under gksudo?
[14:32] <overmind> !es | Kristen
[14:32] <wzssyqa> cike: 6.06->8.04->10.04
[14:32] <bazhang> cike, you are running dapper now?
[14:32] <Kristen> hablo españool
[14:32] <cike> bazhang:no
[14:32] <bazhang> Kristen, english here /join #ubuntu-es
[14:32] <paulrf> Is there a 9.10 support group?
[14:32] <cike> bazhang:can you tell me how?
[14:32] <bazhang> paulrf, this is it
[14:33] <Kristen> jonass
[14:33] <Vigo> cike: That is a no go, you have to do them in order or just get the 9,10 install and do it clean, make a backup.
[14:33] <paulrf> Thanks...
[14:33] <xofc> DR_Willis  Too bad...  (it would be a kind of Grub with integrated USB driver)
[14:33] <paulrf> When things calm down a bit, I have a question
[14:33] <overmind> Kristen: Ve a #ubuntu-es si quieres ayuda en español, aquí sólo se habla inglés
[14:33] <mohjak> It works at last (my mic) thank God
[14:33] <bazhang> paulrf, better ask now, this is as calm as it gets
[14:33] <paulrf> heheh
[14:33] <eremite> psion: sorry man, i cant help you there.  I suggest you just deal with it, it's not really a lot of work to type one password, in my opinion.
[14:33] <BrixSat> how can i add windows part to grub menu?
[14:33] <cike> Vigo:i see thanks
[14:34] <paulrf> I have issue loading 9.10 with ASUS M3N78-VM mother board (specifically nVidia MCP77 ethernet chipset)... anyone have a suggestion where I could get help?
[14:34] <abhi_nav> BrixSat you said that you solved. werent you?
[14:34] <temba> Hello, i just killed on my ubuntu 9.10 the /var/lib/dpkg. is there any command to restore these folder structure?
[14:34] <eremite> Anyway psion, read this http://www.sizlopedia.com/2008/04/16/how-to-login-to-ubuntu-as-root-user/
[14:34] <jose__> Does anybody know how to do a 2-way sync on a DAV directory?
[14:34] <overmind> paulrf: What issue have you got exactly?
[14:34] <Vigo> cike: Like 6.06 to 7.06 to 8 and so on, but I would just grab a new copy and do a fresh install, back up the data . always back up the data.
[14:34] <psion> eremite, I just don't think I should have to type in a password when I change the frequency scaling from powersaving to performance.
[14:34] <psion> thanks
[14:34] <wzssyqa> cike: you can have upgrade from one lts to another lts
[14:35] <BrixSat> abhi_nav,  no aparantly not :(
[14:35] <paulrf> No network...  I appear to need MCP77 driver
[14:35] <abhi_nav> BrixSat: you see link i gave you?
[14:35] <usuario_> holaa
[14:35] <BrixSat> yes
[14:35] <usuario_> hola
[14:36] <abhi_nav> BrixSat: then?
[14:36] <BrixSat> abhi_nav,  yes and did not solved
[14:36] <usuario_> hello
[14:36] <Benwa> !es
[14:36] <Leiva> HELLO
[14:36] <paulrf> Regarding network, I found option to boot with pci=nomsi but that doesn seem to help
[14:36] <bazhang> usuario_, english here, /join #ubuntu-es
[14:36] <BrixSat> i still dont have the windows menu on grub
[14:36] <usuario_> helloooooooooooooooooooooo
[14:36] <overmind> Benwa: He is a troll, he is always talking in spanish
[14:36] <abhi_nav> BrixSat: so where actualy you are having problem?
[14:36] <usuario_> perodnad pero soi español
[14:36] <BrixSat> abhi_nav,  the partition is ok cause i can browse files, it just does not apear on grub
[14:36] <Leiva> HOW OLD ARE YOU?
[14:36] <usuario_> putoneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees
[14:36] <usuario_> d
[14:36] <usuario_> d
[14:36] <bazhang> usuario_, please speak english here
[14:36] <usuario_> d
[14:36] <FloodBot2> usuario_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:36] <abhi_nav> BrixSat: grub2 you mean?
[14:37] <overmind> !ops | usuario_
[14:37] <xofc> eremite thank you.  I would prefer a kind of Grub (but maybe it is not possible, I don't know if Grub uses the BIOS to access USB (?))
[14:37] <Leiva> HEEEEYYY STOP
[14:37] <BrixSat> abhi_nav,  yes
[14:37] <jpds> !caps | Leiva
[14:37] <overmind> Leiva: Do you need help with ubuntu?
[14:38] <ultimate> code blocks IDE not working on Karmic Koala
[14:38] <ultimate> kindly help
[14:38] <abhi_nav> BrixSat: see this: http://www.ubuntu-inside.me/2009/06/howto-recover-grub2-after-windows.html
[14:39] <Vigo> cite: My error, wzssyqa is correct, one LTS to another can be done: > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades
[14:39] <abhi_nav> ultimate: what is code blocks IDE?
[14:39] <geekyogi> i've installed 32-bit adobe flash player on my 64 bit ubuntu 9.10.. now wanna remove it.. any suggestion plz.
[14:39] <overmind> geekyogi: apt-get purge ?
[14:40] <ultimate> used for compiling and running c++ programs..using various compilers
[14:40] <BrixSat> abhi_nav,  that reinstall grub, does not reconfigures grub
[14:40] <geekyogi> ya. tried.. apt-get remove purge adobe-flashplayer
[14:40] <abhi_nav> BrixSat: hmm
[14:40] <Leiva> ???
[14:40] <Leiva> I AM SPAIN
[14:40] <Leiva> I LIVE FROM SPAIN
[14:40] <Leiva> USUARIO:TALK ME
[14:40] <grabur> Hi, anyone here using dvorak? I am on 8.04 and having a few issues with shortcuts.
[14:40] <FloodBot2> Leiva: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:40] <xofc> Dr_Willis  I don't know if the Grub on the USB flashdrive has its own USB driver or uses the BIOS (and this is not possible)
[14:40] <abhi_nav> BrixSat: but that if it claims to solve your problem then do it naa?
[14:40] <Vigo> !es | Leiva
[14:40] <n8w> Leiva:  ok fck off then
[14:40] <Leiva> PLEAS
[14:41] <om26er> n8w, please watch the language
[14:41] <NinoScript> eremite: nothing happened, I restarted just in case. It started with compiz turned off, showed me a message about "Error activating XKB configuration", but everything worked, then I turned visual effects on again, and the keyboard started not working again :P
[14:41] <ultimate> code blocks IDE not working on Karmic Koala
[14:41] <paulrf> overmind: No network...  I appear to need MCP77 driver
[14:41] <subspider> yes please watch the language
[14:41] <BrixSat> not my problem abhi_nav
[14:41] <n8w> ok
[14:41] <cdavis> Are the any good usenet groups anymore, I am mostly interested in security type groups
[14:42] <BrixSat> abhi_nav,  i need to aqdd windows ti grub and not install grub
[14:42] <abhi_nav> BrixSat: not yours? then?
[14:42] <kaolbrec> !es | Leiva
[14:42] <BrixSat> abhi_nav,  i need to add windows to grub menu list and not install or recover grub
[14:42] <abhi_nav> BrixSat: yah i know. but following their procedure may wll add taht windows.
[14:42] <overmind> kaolbrec: He/she is gone
[14:42] <cwillu_at_work> anyone know any tricks to get a running system to detect hot-plugged devices when it stops working?
[14:43] <Vigo> cdavis: Yes, they still exist, many others do also.
[14:43] <JuanMarquez> hi
[14:43] <bazhang> BrixSat, karmic? does not sudo update-grub do it?
[14:43] <BrixSat> bazhang,  no :(
[14:43] <kaolbrec> overmind, ok. Didn't notice. Thought I'd try helping him before someone like the "!gtfo | Leiva" guy showed up
[14:43] <abhi_nav> BrixSat: this one? http://www.smipple.net/snippet/voyeg3r/How%20to%20add%20Vista%2FWindows%207%20partition%20to%20Grub%202%20(Ubuntu%209.10,%20Karmic%20Koala)
[14:43] <bazhang> BrixSat, tried os-prober?
[14:43] <cdavis> Vigo: Can you suggest any? I searched for *security* and cannot seen to find anything that has recent posts...perhaps my search didn't return the expected results
[14:44] <jose__> Does anybody know how to do a 2-way sync on a DAV directory?
[14:44] <JuanMarquez> i problem, the need conecting vpn CheckPoing in my ubuntu, from Server VPN-1
[14:44] <BrixSat> bazhang,  os-prober gives no output
[14:44] <Vigo> cdavis: Did you search DMOZ?
[14:44] <Kre10s> hi! I am trying to get a motion eye webcam to work on my sony vaio vgn-fz290. any pointers?
[14:44] <ubuntubama> Enter text here...
[14:44] <paulrf> Wow this group needs to be broken down in subgroups.....
[14:45] <abhi_nav> which group?
[14:45] <paulrf> Ubuntu...
[14:45] <bazhang> BrixSat, need to be installed, is optional; BrixSat this is win7 and karmic? does it show only the win7 /boot partition and not the rest of ntfs windows partitions?
[14:45] <abhi_nav> paulrf: why?
[14:45] <paulrf> Too busy... too many subjects / questions
[14:45] <cdavis> Vigo: What do you mean by DMOZ? I searched through all groups that giganews lists
[14:46] <abhi_nav> paulrf: in other channels they only answer to hitech questions
[14:46] <Myrtti> paulrf: your suggestion isn't new - it has been found several times over that splitting would cause more trouble than benefits.
[14:46] <paulrf> Any channel just for 9.10 install issues?
[14:46] <BrixSat> bazhang,  os-prober gives nothing
[14:46] <Myrtti> paulrf: no. This is your best shot.
[14:46] <paulrf> Okay thanks
[14:47] <Vigo> cdavis: http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=linux+newsgroup < That is the OOD or DMOZ
[14:47] <bazhang> BrixSat, right, and you can only boot ubuntu?
[14:47] <BrixSat> bazhang,  yes
[14:47] <eremite> paulrf: #ubuntu-lucid  ??
[14:47] <sobczyk> can there be an explanation that bluetooth stoppped working (not showing up) after installation of proprietary wifi and graphics drivers?
[14:47] <Vigo> cdavis: srry, ODP
[14:47] <wzssyqa> eremite: ubnntu+1
[14:47] <paulrf> ubuntu 9.10
[14:47] <abhi_nav> eremite: lucid is not 9.10
[14:48] <jose__> Does anybody know how to do a 2-way sync on a DAV directory?
[14:48] <paulrf> Iḿ not sure where lucid came from
[14:48] <amdVZLA> #ubunto-es
[14:48] <Trek> !lucid | paulrf
[14:48]  * Stargaze is test-installing lucid in  virtual box
[14:48] <amdVZLA> join #ubuntu-es
[14:48] <paulrf> No my issue is only 9.10
[14:48] <genii> amdVZLA: /join #ubuntu-es
[14:48] <eremite> abhi_nav: opps, lucid is 10.4 :S
[14:48] <Trek> !ot | Stargaze
[14:48] <paulrf> Network with nVidia chipset
[14:48] <GueSs> can anyone help me with this error? http://pastebin.com/uq6bg4J2
[14:49] <amdVZLA> grax
[14:49] <bazhang> BrixSat, not sure there, I have a karmic and win7 dual boot, set up using the gparted live cd, but as you have installed win second, may not be able to help outside of pointint you to the grub2 wiki
[14:49] <eremite> paulrf: most of us use 9.10, ask away
[14:49] <Stargaze> you ok, Trek? I knew that :)
[14:49] <Myrtti> paulrf: you're doing well so far with your questions, it just might be that nobody knows an answer to your question so far. Repeat it after fifteen minutes or so, and check the ubuntuforums.org too while waiting
[14:49] <BrixSat> bazhang,  i never told i installed win 7 latter!!! i lost win7 during update of ubuntu
[14:49] <abhi_nav> eremite: :D
[14:49] <JuanMarquez> i problem, the need conecting vpn CheckPoing in my ubuntu, from Server VPN-1
[14:50] <paulrf> ubottu: I tried using pci-nomsi per forums, but still no networking.  Chipset is mcp77
[14:50] <bazhang> BrixSat, that is odd, did you use the guided or the manual partitioning in the ubuntu installer
[14:50] <paulrf> Thanks Myrtti
[14:50] <ehazlett> greetings... i'm trying to preseed ubiquity to run a command after install -- i'm using 'd-i preseed/late_command string in-target my_script.py'  but it doesn't get ran..  any ideas?
[14:50] <Vigo> paulrf: That mcp ## , I forgot the numbers,
[14:50] <BrixSat> bazhang,  guided of course
[14:51] <paulrf> Virgo: I don understand...
[14:51] <genii> ehazlett: Is "my_script.py" on the target drive already when you issue that ?
[14:51] <ehazlett> genii: yes
[14:51] <GueSs> i have a linux vps running 9.10. the system will not mount
[14:52] <ehazlett> genii: i can see it after install
[14:52] <Vigo> paulrf: I was searching for the fix or resolution, what chipset are you asking about?
[14:52] <genii> ehazlett: You may need to specify to use python to run it
[14:52] <paulrf> Vigo: the chipset for networking is MCP77
[14:52] <ehazlett> genii: yeah actually i do include that -- do i need to specify the full path to python ?
[14:53] <ehazlett> genii: i.e. /usr/bin/python my_script.py ?
[14:53] <eremite> Vigo, what is yoru resolution question?
[14:53] <lunk> good morning, is there an out of the box (out of universe) disk encryptiong utility that anyone would recommend?
[14:53] <genii> ehazlett: I would think yes (full path on the in-target)
[14:53] <Vigo> paulrf: Thank you, searching the deb and other forums now,,,
[14:53] <BrixSat> bazhang, ?
[14:53] <jpds> lunk: LUKS.
[14:53] <ehazlett> genii: ok, thx i'll try that
[14:53] <SEALIVE> ist .tgz das gleiche wie .tar.gz
[14:53] <bazhang> BrixSat, this is all on the same hdd? more than one?
[14:54] <ehazlett> genii: is there any way i can see logs from the d-i ?  i glanced in /var/log/installer but didn't see anything obvious
[14:54] <paulrf> Vigo: that info from LSPCI but google info on system board indicated Realtek RTL8211CL
[14:54] <genii> ehazlett: I'm back and forth for work but I'll be around if you have further Q on the subject
[14:54] <ehazlett> genii: k, thx
[14:54] <Travis-42> every time I reboot my laptop, the previously muted sound turns back on and so I get the startup ubuntu sounds. I don't want this to happen (e.g. using laptop in meeting). how do I fix this?
[14:54] <lunk> jpds: thanks, i've been trying to get truecrypt to work, but i'm having all sorts of failures
[14:54] <BrixSat> bazhang,  one hdd!
[14:54] <jpds> lunk: It's built-into Ubuntu with the cryptsetup package.
[14:54] <genii> ehazlett: If you're using something like alternate CD install over PXE with a preseed, you can check output in 4th console
[14:55] <ehazlett> genii: unfortunately, i'm using ubiquity
[14:55] <bazhang> BrixSat, did you say use available space, or use all space? is windows still there at all?
[14:55] <lunk> jpds: is that in a different apt target?
[14:55] <lunk> jpds: rather, apt source
[14:55] <jpds> lunk: cryptsetup package. :)
[14:55] <bageshwar> anybody ported FAI to 9.10 ?
[14:55] <lunk> jpds: yea, not seeing that under universe, could be this AMI i'm using too :/
[14:55] <BrixSat> bazhang, well i have 100mb for windows 7 boot, 25gb for windows 7 , 100gb for documents, swap 1gb and 25gb for ubuntu
[14:56] <elenita> hola
[14:56] <Travis-42> ubuntu unmutes the sound after every reboot. how do I stop this?
[14:56] <paulrf> Vigo:  I must go for a few moments :-(  Thanks so much for your help
[14:56] <paulrf> I'll be back shortly
[14:56] <bazhang> BrixSat, you see that where?
[14:57] <Travis-42> or at least, how can I disable the ubuntu boot sound?
[14:57] <BrixSat> using live cd of ubuntu
[14:57] <BrixSat> bazhang,  using live cd of ubuntu
[14:58] <Vigo> paulrf: Bookmark this: https://help.ubuntu.com/search.html?cof=FORID%3A9&cx=004599128559784038176%3Avj_p0xo-nng&ie=UTF-8&q=Realtec&sa=Search
[14:58] <bazhang> BrixSat, have you read the grub2 wiki ? not sure outside of that how to help; you may continue to address the channel.
[14:58] <bageshwar> Fully Automatic Installation (FAI) for ubuntu 9.10 anyone ??
[14:58] <Vigo> paulrf: it has the 8150 fix, maybe the solution is there.
[14:59] <eremite> BrixSat: what kind of drive format (NSTF, ext3 etc) do you suggest for storage?  I dual boot XP and Ubuntu and have an ulallocated drive ready to format for space.  I would like to be able to access the drive from both OS's.  Ideas?
[14:59] <noxis> ok so i can either have sound in flash or sound in wine BUT NOT BOTH
[15:00] <Kartagis> !grub2
[15:00] <Kudak> Travis-42: System -> Preferences -> Starup Applications Look for “GNOME Login Sound” in the list. If you don’t want to hear anything at startup, uncheck this box.
[15:00] <anichols> eremite: I'd do NTFS as a shared partition between windows and Ubuntu, or just VirtualBox Windows within Ubuntu, and use a shared folder linked to ext3.
[15:00] <Vigo> backintime looks nice.
[15:00] <BrixSat> fat32 eremite
[15:00] <anichols> ﻿Is there an app that can monitor free memory (as per the terminal command: "free -l -o -t -s 5") and keep a memory of the extremes, so you know the minimum and maximum memory/swap usage?
[15:01] <eremite> anichols: Why NSTF?  What reasons? -- BrixSat: Why do you suggest FAT32?  What benifits is there to useing it?
[15:01] <Pici> anichols: munin can do that (and a lot more).
[15:01] <wzssyqa> anichols: there is such a applet on panel
[15:02] <Travis-42> kudak: not the sound when I log in, the sound when I reach the login box
[15:02] <Sloy> how to run a water effect on Compiz?
[15:02] <Travis-42> kudak: or will that program get it too?
[15:02] <Vigo> eremite: Here is the official Documents on backup, maybe it will help> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem
[15:02] <abhi_nav> Sloy: select water effect in compiz settings
[15:02] <Sloy> it dont work. : o all compiz effeck work perfect but not water
[15:02] <FunnyLookinHat> Anyone know of a way to emulate keyboard keys with a logitech precision game controller ?
[15:02] <anichols> eremite: NTFS is the native Windows format, and Ubuntu can read it without downloading a driver for it.  You could also do FAT32, but then you'd be running against the maximum partition size.  Alternatively you could find a third party driver for Windows to read EXT3, but that's a bit harder to arrange.
[15:03] <Pici> anichols: Its not really an interactive program though, its meant for monitoring servers.  See http://munin.ping.uio.no/ for a demo.
[15:03] <bageshwar> Fully Automatic Installation (FAI) for ubuntu 9.10 anyone ??
[15:03] <anichols> pici: Munin? Wzssyqa: What applet?
[15:03] <Sloy> how to fix that ? : /
[15:03] <Kudak> Travis-42: you'll have to check it, u can in worst case change the sound theme to 'no sound'
[15:03] <Pici> anichols: The package name is munin.  See http://munin-monitoring.org/wiki for more info.
[15:04] <Travis-42> Kudak, I already did that. it doesn't matter!
[15:04] <Travis-42> Kudak, but i'll try disabling this startup program too
[15:04] <wzssyqa> anichols: system mointor
[15:04] <eremite> anichols: ok, imk sold on NTFS, thanks for the advice.  I'll google-fu the rest of the info I need.  Thanks.
[15:04] <erUSUL> anichols: i've used ... sysstat + ksar
[15:04] <Sloy> anyone can try help me ? ; /
[15:05] <Kudak> Travis-42: put Hardware profile on 'Off', that should do it.
[15:05] <switchgirl> i cant boot  propperly after changing my password
[15:05] <anichols> wzssyqa: The problem with system monitor is the 'memory' it has is extremely limited.  After a minute any data collected is already expiring.  I can get as much persistence out of the Terminal command I mentioned, and scrolling up manually.  I think I'll try Pici's munin package.
[15:06] <BrixSat> bazhang,  should os-prober output something?
[15:06] <notlistening> Hi I have not had any updates on Lucid for a few days now is this the case that everyone else it getting or do I have an issue?
[15:07] <switchgirl> !ubuntu+1
[15:07] <bazhang> notlistening, #ubuntu+1 for lucid please
[15:07] <Vigo> switchgirl: Are you familiar with the Terminal?
[15:07] <switchgirl> Vigo: yes
[15:07] <switchgirl> to an extent
[15:07] <notlistening> thanks switchgirl
[15:07] <SEALIVE> su bringt fehler bei der Authenzitierung ist das nicht das gleiche wie das einlockpasswort ->Erstinstallation
[15:07] <anichols> Pici: I installed the package for munin.  How do I access it's interface?
[15:07] <overmind> !german | SEALIVE
[15:08] <SEALIVE> yes
[15:08] <xrfang> is there any http downloader for linux which can download a file from many mirrors simultaneously?
[15:08] <switchgirl> !ubuntu
[15:08] <dany2> hi all
[15:08] <SEALIVE> sorry
[15:08] <dany2> I'm installing ubuntu
[15:08] <dany2> how much partitions do you suggest?
[15:08] <switchgirl> 3
[15:08] <cwillu_at_work> dany2, I generally just use a single partition
[15:08] <dany2> for now, / /boot /home
[15:08] <switchgirl> one for swap one for home and one for boot
[15:09] <dany2> yes for swap too
[15:09] <dany2> :)
[15:09] <Pici> anichols: Like I said, there really is no interfce, its web-based, it collects information every 5 minutes and graphs it.  I don't remember if the configuration works out of the box, but if you wanted to look I think it may put itself at http://127.0.0.1/munin
[15:09] <cwillu_at_work> well, yes, swap :p
[15:09] <bazhang> and root as well
[15:09] <dany2> thx
[15:09] <cwillu_at_work> dany2, separate boot doesn't really buy you anything if you're not playing with fancy filesystems, and separate home just forces you to decide up front how much disk space to reserve :p
[15:10] <zero-cool> how mount cdrom
[15:10] <zero-cool> ?
[15:10] <switchgirl> zero-cool: mount cd-rom
[15:10] <cwillu_at_work> once we're all using btrfs subvolumes, then my opinions on this might change, but that's a few years out for most people :p
[15:10] <bageshwar> \quit bbye
[15:10] <Vigo> switchgirl: Found an official link: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/StrongPasswords
[15:10] <switchgirl> or sudo mount cd-rom
[15:10] <zero-cool> i must mount cdrom for burning
[15:11] <Okidesu> Is there a way to record "Stereo Mix" in ubuntu, instead of Mic ?
[15:11] <jose_hernandez98> i went to the shops
[15:11] <dany2> cwillu_at_work : and if the system crashes?
[15:11] <Vigo> switchgirl: I would and think is best to do that from Terminal, keeps things neat and clean.
[15:11] <Sloy> how fix a compiz water effect?  :o
[15:11] <bazhang> Sloy, ask in #compiz ?
[15:11] <cwillu_at_work> dany2, by which you mean "what if I need to reinstall"?
[15:11] <Sloy> okay ;d
[15:11] <switchgirl> vigo what are you on about? :s (i'm sorry if that sounds rude)
[15:11] <jose_hernandez98> i went to the shopsss¡¡¡¡¡!!!!!
[15:12] <wzssyqa> anichols: there is a hardware-monitor,maybe,you can try it
[15:12] <dany2> cwillu_at_work : yep... if you reinstall, you mess up the /home
[15:12] <sara_hada> hola
[15:12] <Vigo> switchgirl: I thought you asked about a password issue.
[15:12] <bazhang> jose_hernandez98, did you have an ubuntu support question?
[15:12] <jose_hernandez98> ola
[15:12] <switchgirl> zero-cool: use burn:///
[15:12] <sara_hada> holaaaaaaaaa
[15:12] <Stargaze> !es| sara_hada
[15:12] <switchgirl> ohhh no i can log in but the ice cant update
[15:13] <switchgirl> and nautilis cant create files
[15:13] <paulrf> Virgo: Thank you very much for your efforts.. I'll take a look
[15:13] <cwillu_at_work> dany2, don't install random software that's not from the repository, and you won't have to reinstall :p
[15:13] <switchgirl> so i am left with somthing unusable practically
[15:13] <zero-cool> you are not funny switchgirl
[15:14] <Vigo> paulrf: You are quite welcome.
[15:14] <switchgirl> zero-cool: no seriously if you go to nautilus and type burn:/// in the addressbar you can add files to a folder and then burn them
[15:14] <zero-cool> but dvd is not mounted
[15:14] <switchgirl> do you have a dvd rw drive?
[15:15] <root> hi
[15:15] <root> ?
[15:15] <dany2> cwillu_at_work : ahah :D
[15:15] <zero-cool> yes
[15:15] <root> ca bot :D
[15:15] <root> a ka naj shqiptar ketu me
[15:15] <root> :d
[15:15] <zero-cool> i was type sudo mount /dev/cdrom /mnt
[15:15] <Kartagis> how can I reser the keyring password?
[15:15] <cwillu_at_work> zero-cool, the burn:/// mount is a virtual mount;  it doesn't require a physical device until you try to actually burn the disk (and not at all if you create an image file (iso file))
[15:15] <Kartagis> reset*
[15:15] <Vigo> switchgirl: Ok, uhm, did you try the Restore thingy?
[15:15] <zero-cool> i will try with nautilus
[15:16] <switchgirl> actually one sec i'm going to reboot
[15:16] <switchgirl> brb
[15:16] <Vigo> okee dokee
[15:17] <gyyg> I am having a problem with grub. where should I go for help with that?
[15:17] <Vigo> Kartagis: Is it a Group thing?
[15:17] <hanton> office site
[15:17] <\ottizen> gyyg: Here, or in #grub.
[15:17] <anichols> Pici: Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at 127.0.0.1.
[15:18] <Kartagis> Vigo, no idea, I just want to install a network certificate
[15:19] <bowser> hi all, how can i change default audio device for gnome apps and wine?
[15:19] <bowser> the kde apps have this in the settings panel
[15:19] <Vigo> Kartagis: Did you update/upgrade and get keys?
[15:20] <wzssyqa> bowser: gstreamer-properties
[15:20] <martuchi> comco te llms
[15:20] <Vigo> Kartagis: VBox?
[15:20] <martuchi> tu nombre
[15:21] <martuchi> de cual curso ers
[15:21] <bazhang> martuchi, english here
[15:21] <sascha__> aber ich mag kein english :(
[15:21] <sascha__> ^^
[15:22] <martuchi> en español por favor
[15:22] <syk> !es
[15:22] <Vigo> !es
[15:22] <bazhang> martuchi, /join #ubuntu-es
[15:22] <sascha__> there are different language channels for ubuntu?
[15:22] <bowser> wzssyqa, oh I see:  sudo apt-get install gnome-media
[15:22] <sascha__> wow. how is the german one named?
[15:23] <syk> !ot
[15:23] <Vigo> !ubottu
[15:23] <bazhang> hxhjx, #ubuntu-de
[15:23] <martuchi> conoces a alfonso de 6
[15:24] <alindgr111> Trying an IRC app on my Droid. Seems to working.
[15:24] <cwillu_at_work> !es | martuchi
[15:24]  * cwillu_at_work is a little late to the party :p
[15:25] <Okidesu> Is there a way to record the Stero Mix in Ubuntu ? since snd-aloop package is missing !?
[15:26] <gyyg> So i recently installed wubi on my laptop. It worked great for several cycles of startup/shutdown. Then it prompted me to update. After update, it will no longer boot. It kicks me to grub command line.
[15:26] <gyyg> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/477104 is a thread of other people who have had an identical problem
[15:26] <gyyg> I can't seem to make much sense of it
[15:27] <bowser> wzssyqa, thank you, my usb audio now works!
[15:27] <gyyg> I can get it to find the kernal, but when it looks for initrd it says file not found
[15:27] <gyyg> I don't really know anything about grub though :(
[15:28] <cwillu_at_work> gyyg, I believe there's tab completion in the grub prompt, so you can try initrd /boot/i<tab>
[15:28] <gyyg> cwillu: there is, but it doesn't find anything
[15:28] <cwillu_at_work> gyyg, question, does an older kernel work from the grub menu?
[15:28] <gyyg> maybe becuase it is a cm?
[15:28] <cwillu_at_work> cm?
[15:28] <gyyg> I have tried both, there are two in there
[15:29] <gyyg> virtual image rather
[15:29] <cwillu_at_work> oh, k
[15:29] <gyyg> I have the grub prompt sitting infront of my right now
[15:29] <cwillu_at_work> gyyg, might check if there's anything in / (instead of /boot/)
[15:29] <gyyg> What is the first thing to do?
[15:29] <gyyg> how do I do that?
[15:29] <cwillu_at_work> gyyg, via tab completion, the same way
[15:30] <^mNotIntelligent> hi all !
[15:30] <cwillu_at_work> gyyg, when you hit tab before, did it complete to anything at all?
[15:30] <gyyg> What are the steps to boot with grub?
[15:31] <cwillu_at_work> gyyg, set the root device for where to find kernels, then load the kernel (linux line) then load the initrd (initrd line), and then boot
[15:31] <cwillu_at_work> gyyg, if the linux line works, then you're almost there
[15:31] <cwillu_at_work> the mystery is just why initrd isn't sitting in the same place as vmlinuz
[15:32] <alex_34> feo
[15:32] <alex_34> oeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[15:32] <^mNotIntelligent> gyyg, follow the steps mentioned ... I guess its pretty simple and u wont face any issues
[15:32] <alex_34> mojon
[15:33] <chelogui0809> hello
[15:33] <^mNotIntelligent> !hi | chelogui0809
[15:33] <cwillu_at_work> ^mNotIntelligent, or you could read what he said, including the part where he tried that and it died on the initrd line :p
[15:34] <noxis> anyone able to tell me how to get flash sound working at the same time as Wine audio ?
[15:34] <orb01> noxis: you piping wine audio through oss or alsa?
[15:35] <^mNotIntelligent> cwillu_at_work, u must have noticed, i joined the channel just now, no idea what he's been asked to follow or what he's done so far, just tried to figure out from the conversation that I noticed and tried to help him fix the problem, its that simple
[15:35] <noxis> orb01: neither works
[15:35] <noxis> "Test" says that "Audio test failed" for all of them
[15:35] <orb01> noxis: I believe pulse would be the only way.. only one program can grab sound at the most basic level, but I have no clue how to set that up
[15:35] <cwillu_at_work> ^mNotIntelligent, fair enough, although you could have inferred from my replies to him that it wasn't as simple as the one line that you saw :p
[15:36] <noxis> hold the lady gaga telephone!
[15:36] <^mNotIntelligent> cwillu_at_work, cool.... we're here to help each other... lets not take it further and help him/others fix his/their problems... :-)
[15:37] <noxis> eSound is working
[15:37] <RedNifre> Hey there! I created a CIFS user account on my NAS an can already access it with Windows. How do I access it with Ubuntu?
[15:37] <Griob> "when you are suffering, know that i have betrayed you."
[15:38] <^mNotIntelligent> has anyone used "firestarter" for Internet Connection Sharing from Ubuntu to WinXP ?
[15:38] <cwillu_at_work> RedNifre, in nautilus, in the address bar:  smb://ip-or-hostname/share
[15:39] <nero> is there a way to limit the amount of time a process can run?  (i.e.- I want to launch it from the command line, and if it exceeds, say 30-seconds, kill the process)
[15:39] <frankS2> &sleep 30 && killall
[15:39] <RedNifre> cwillu_at_work: Thanks! Works perfect! :)
[15:40] <Cerbero> ok, anyone know a godd guide to install wacom bamboo tablet?
[15:40] <Cerbero> good*
[15:40] <nero> thanks frank- I'll take a look at that.
[15:41] <frankS2> nero: yes
[15:41] <^mNotIntelligent> frankS2, nero : append what frankS2 mentioned to the command you are trying to run, and I guess instead of killall you can put the name of process, if you have any idea on the name of the process that the command initiates
[15:41] <RedNifre> There's another problem: The NAS has a "media" share that is read-only except for myself. When I access it (via nautilus or network) I'm not asked for my user ID/pw and thus can't modify files.
[15:41] <RedNifre> How can I access a public share with my user login?
[15:42] <nero> I'd actually prefer to be able to kill a specific process.  Is there a way to return the process id when I launch the process?
[15:42] <cwillu_at_work> RedNifre, smb is tricky with such things;  I believe you'll have to disconnect (the eject button on the left next to the share name), and then connect via "File | Connect to server"
[15:42] <grepFu> Hi I'm following the tutorials in "The Official Ubuntu Server Book" and have got the part about setting up a mail server, and installing dovecot... I can't install it, I was instructed to try to remove it, and no both apt-get remove and apt-get install spit out errors.
[15:42] <cwillu_at_work> RedNifre, I might be mistaken though, so try just doing the connect to server first
[15:44] <RedNifre> Which protocoll should I use when doing File -> connect to server?
[15:44] <Gnea> nero: ping google.com & sleep 30 && kill `pidof ping`
[15:45] <nero> Gnea: there may be multiple instances of this process launched. :/
[15:46] <Gnea> nero: what's the command that's being launched?
[15:46] <grepFu> (http://pastebin.com/mzfHRJnK)
[15:46] <nero> Gnea: a custom simulation tool.
[15:46] <erUSUL> nero: launch command store the pid in a variable
[15:46] <Griob> "when you are suffering, know that I have betrayed you."
[15:47] <Gnea> nero: and how would you distinguish between different running copies?
[15:47] <nero> we are writing a web interface to allow users to launch the process via a web page, and retrieve results.  Problem is- some cases can cause convergenece issues, and have the simulation spin off to nowhere.
[15:47] <nero> Gnea: well, each run will have a different pid.
[15:47] <dany2> I m installing kubuntu 9.10 is it better to recompile the kernel when I finish the installation?
[15:47] <erUSUL> dany2: no
[15:47] <nero> erUSUL: that is precisely what I want to do, but am not sure how to grab the pid when I launch it.
[15:47] <dany2> erUSUL: why?
[15:47] <erUSUL> nero: is $? or $!
[15:48] <RedNifre> I figured it out! Instead of just smb://nasname/media I type smb://myusername@nasname/media
[15:48] <Pici> erUSUL: $? is the exit code
[15:48] <erUSUL> nero: is $!
[15:49] <Gnea> nero: command & PID1=$(pidof command)
[15:49] <RedNifre> Thanks for your help. Good bye!
[15:49] <erUSUL> dany2: not worth the trouble imho
[15:49] <erUSUL> nero: command ; pid_of_command=$!
[15:49] <kanzie> how can I search all php-files for a word in all directories from where Im standing?
[15:50] <Gnea> nero: PID2=$(pidof command | grep -v ${PID1})
[15:50] <dany2> k
[15:50] <dany2> thx
[15:50] <erUSUL> nero: whanever you want "kill $pid_of_command"
[15:50] <kanzie> something like ls -R *.php | grep 'myword'
[15:50] <nero> erUSUL and Gnea thanks.. I think the $! is the way to go here (will also be running on an OS X machine which doesn't seem to have pidof)
[15:50] <Pici> kanzie: grep -R 'yourword' *.php
[15:50] <erUSUL> kanzie: use find
[15:50] <rocket16> For Gnome, which Chat client is best? I hate Chatzilla, but use XChat and Quassel (Konversation earlier)
[15:51] <toader> Hi, how to get a webpage and rename the page name? for exmple, wget http://mysite.com/index.htm  page1.html
[15:51] <erUSUL> nero: probably you have to install some psutils package or something
[15:51] <Gnea> kanzie: find . -name "*.php" -exec grep something {} \;
[15:51] <rocket16> So, using XChat on Gnome
[15:51] <alvon> hola
[15:51] <coz_> rocket16,  xchat and quassel are real nice
[15:51] <erUSUL> !es | alvon
[15:51] <terry> toader: rename  page1.html page2.html
[15:51] <rocket16> coz_: Yes, but Quassel is for KDE
[15:51] <coz_> rocket16,  true
[15:51] <alvon> hello
[15:52] <rocket16> coz_: Xchat is better then, for Gnome
[15:52] <coz_> rocket16,  I have been using xchat for about 7 tears now
[15:52] <rocket16> Hello alvon
[15:52] <alvon> wots
[15:52] <coz_> 7 years
[15:52] <rocket16> coz_: Me too, using it for 9 monthes
[15:52] <terry> coz_: haha, I like the way you put it the first time.
[15:52] <coz_> rocket16,  I would stick with it...get to know it well and you wont be sorry
[15:53] <rocket16> coz_: I already know it well, but more advanced features are in Quassel, and it is better. But I like Gnome on Laptop
[15:53] <zer0her0> ok so i tried slogging through the docs but i'm just to dense to pick it up quickly, wanna set win7 as my default boot in Grub 2
[15:53] <rocket16> So, wanted some speaicl Gnome-Chat-Client
[15:53] <Gnea> kanzie: add -H if you want the filenames
[15:53] <coz_> rocket16,  well if you install quassel you will also have to pull down the kde libs among many other things...it will work
[15:54] <flintwestwood> good morning every one
[15:54] <rocket16> zer0her0: Download KGrubEditor
[15:54] <coz_> rocket16,  depends on if you are gnome  lover and kde hater and dont want kde libs on your gnome install :)
[15:54] <rocket16> zer0her0: And use it to make Windows 7 the default
[15:54] <rocket16> coz_: I mainly like KDE, but use Gnome on Laptop, for more speed
[15:54] <zer0her0> rocket16: thank you
[15:54] <rocket16> zer0her0: No problem
[15:55] <kanzie> Gnea: thanks man, rock!
[15:55] <Gnea> kanzie: cheers
[15:55] <lorbrito> hi guys,,, i installed unr on my mini, and i have installed openjava/sdk and jre from the manager
[15:56] <lorbrito> but i want to know where the folder instalation are?
[15:56] <Myrtti> lorbrito: why?
[15:56] <erUSUL> lorbrito: dpkg -L packagename
[15:56] <rocket16> Ah, so is C++ the best language for Development? I am Java/Python developer with VB skills, but dislike C++
[15:56] <terry> lorbrito: Where java is?
[15:56] <lorbrito> cause im  using java whit c
[15:56] <erUSUL> rocket16: use python then
[15:57] <lorbrito> i know where the command is
[15:57] <rocket16> Yes, python is very nice, but it is interpreted
[15:57] <lorbrito> but i want to know the folder instalation
[15:57] <rocket16> And C++has a great advantage, that is, it is compiled
[15:57] <Pici> !ot
[15:57] <terry> lorbrito: as erUSUL says, you can do  dpkg -L |grep sdk
[15:57] <wzssyqa> rocket16: python can be compiled ,too
[15:57] <grepFu> When install dovecot on 8.04.2 LTS I get : chmod: cannot access `/var/run/dovecot': No such file or directory during the apt-get output and it fails, not sure how to fix it :(
[15:57] <lorbrito> ok, im goint to do it now
[15:58] <rocket16> Yes, but the compiled file can't be run, unless you have python
[15:58] <rocket16> We can use ./x.pyc, but only possible in case of machines having Python
[15:58] <KB1JWQ> Need to resize an image-- what's the most straightforward tool (CLI or GNOME ar both fine)
[15:58] <Tailsfan> Hi There, Is it possible to make a Dial-Up Server with Ubuntu?
[15:58] <Tailsfan> I wanted to make one for my Dreamcast
[15:58] <erUSUL> KB1JWQ: if it is only one you can use gimp
[15:59] <wzssyqa> rocket16: is there not a static complier?
[15:59] <Gnea> KB1JWQ: gimp for gui, convert (imagemagick) for cli
[15:59] <flintwestwood> Hi there, im running into an unusual problem. I currently have one of my computers hard wired into my router and the other 2 wireless. All 3 computers are running Karmic, updated to the latest kernel.I have a folder shared (via samba) from the wired computer thats empty.  When i transfer files to it, i get around 300 KB/sec to 700KB /sec from both wireless computers .. Is there any way i can get the transfer speeds to increase?
[15:59] <coz_> KB1JWQ,  is this a png  jpeg or svg image?
[15:59] <massa-pash>  /msg NickServ massa-pash Rfkfvfhb
[15:59] <rocket16> wzssyqa: There is, but it needs to have python libs
[15:59] <rocket16> to run
[16:00] <coz_> KB1JWQ,  you can also use imagemagick as well but i dont have the commands at hand to resize with imagemagick
[16:00] <meanburrito920_> anyone know what package has the QtCore dev libraries?
[16:00] <coz_> meanburrito920_,  hold on
[16:00] <rocket16> Is KDevelop having some its own 5GL language like Visual Basic?
[16:00] <terry> lorbrito: as erUSUL says, you can do  dpkg -L free-java-sdk  #Correction
[16:00] <erUSUL> flintwestwood: what wifi cards you use?
[16:00] <KB1JWQ> coz_: DOh, imagemagick is fine-- thanks!
[16:01] <coz_> meanburrito920_,  maybe  libqt4-dev
[16:01] <meanburrito920_> is there any sort of search I can do to find out what package has a given library? or is it just hunt and peck?
[16:01] <coz_> KB1JWQ,  ok :)
[16:01] <rocket16> KDevelop is nice, but I would like a VB like environment in Ubuntu, so does it have the own script?
[16:01] <Dr_Willis> rocket16:  i think theres 'gambas' thats similer
[16:02] <rocket16> Dr_Willis Yes, I tried that, but it is useless
[16:02] <rocket16> Dr_Willis Not so nice,
[16:02] <coz_> meanburrito920_,  you should probably go to system/preferences/administration/synaptic package manager  ...hit "Search"  type qt  and look for the qt -dev pacakages available
[16:02] <erUSUL> !info gambas2 | rocket16
[16:02] <flintwestwood> Im not sure how to pull it up, but i believe its an atheros
[16:02] <meanburrito920_> coz_ that had it
[16:02] <coz_> ok
[16:03] <rocket16> But can Gambus make executable programmes for Linux?
[16:03] <meanburrito920_> but still, there should be a simpler way to search for these things
[16:03] <toader> hi, when i use command "ls",  many filenames are listed, how can i get each filename as i need this filename into a for loop? thanks
[16:03] <lorbrito> hi
[16:03] <erUSUL> toader: use for file in *; do [something with] "$file"; done
[16:03] <KB1JWQ> toader: You do NOT want to use LS in a for loop.
[16:03] <erUSUL> toader: use « for file in *; do [something with] "$file"; done »
[16:04] <rocket16> can Gambus make executable programmes for Linux?
[16:04] <lorbrito> whit dpg -l|grep jre , its display that its installed the program i want, but how can i know where is it_
[16:04] <lorbrito> |
[16:04] <erUSUL> lorbrito: dpkg -L packagename
[16:04] <Dr_Willis> rocket16:  i find most 'visual basic' like things useless. :) id much rather use Python or similer
[16:04] <flintwestwood> both wireless computers are identical
[16:04] <lorbrito> -L doesnot work, its whit l not?
[16:04] <rocket16> Dr_Willis Yes, but it is fast to develop
[16:04] <flintwestwood> theyre both em250's
[16:04] <Pici> !offtopic | rocket16
[16:05] <erUSUL> flintwestwood: dunno maybe you have to force the speed up? sudo iwconfig wlan0 rate 54M
[16:05] <rocket16> ok ok Pici, I understood,
[16:05] <flintwestwood> ok
[16:05] <rocket16> Athough it is part of Ubuntu too,
[16:05] <flintwestwood> thanks, ill give it a shot
[16:06] <flintwestwood> bingo, i have an atheros ar9285 in both wireless computers
[16:06] <grepFu> When install dovecot on 8.04.2 LTS I get : chmod: cannot access `/var/run/dovecot': No such file or directory during the apt-get output and it fails, not sure how to fix it... in a bit of blackhole with it.
[16:09] <marenost1um> screen -list
[16:10] <toader> hi,  could anybody help me here ? http://dpaste.com/173724/
[16:11] <raven> sd card after device-crash: no partition table - any rescue possible?
[16:11] <flintwestwood> erUSUL: i tried that command, now im getting mack 850KB/sec but it wont stay up and transfer, im looking at it transfer and it pauses for about7 seconds and then there are bursts where  it looks like it transfers and then just sits there
[16:11] <toader> hi,  could anybody help me here ? http://dpaste.com/173724/
[16:12] <erUSUL> flintwestwood: i can not help further maybe if you install newer drivers via linux-backports-modules-wireless-karmic-generic package ?
[16:12] <erUSUL> toader: what are you trying to do ? why you grep jpeg images ?
[16:12] <raven> sd card after device-crash: no partition table - any rescue possible?
[16:13] <Trek> erUSUL: did you read the end of toader's pastebin?  he wants to create a script to download files off a site
[16:13] <toader> erUSUL: i want to downlond the image
[16:13] <flintwestwood> Ok, ill just wire up the wireless to the router and transfer over that. .. its about 43gb of stuff that im backing up
[16:13] <erUSUL> toader: i see that filenames have a 2 at the end ...
[16:14] <grepFu> Help.... - http://pastebin.com/MGNwf2W6 :'(
[16:14] <puneet> i need to find the Number of exported function from .so file how to do it ?
[16:15] <erUSUL> toader: i see that filenames have a " at the end you will have to strip it
[16:15] <Slade-> hey does ubuntu have a precanned way of enabling/disabling startup services? (want to disable apache2)
[16:15] <terry> grepFu: You might try apt-get install -f
[16:15] <NinoScript> Gnome-panel crashed when I tested an applet, now there's a weird square panel that sucks 97% of my CPU and I can't get rid off… I killed the process, but if I reopen gnome-panel it's still there. Where are configuration files for it? or how can I delete that panel? or at least restore the defaults?
[16:16] <erUSUL> Slade-: update-rc.d
[16:16] <DrHalan> hey i amusing lucid and can't find glibconfig.h anywhere. although i have the libglib-dev package installed
[16:16] <puneet_> i need to find the Number of exported function from .so file how to do it ?
[16:16] <grepFu> terry: same output
[16:16] <Slade-> erUSUL: man thats a real weird name. thanks
[16:17] <bazhang> DrHalan, #ubuntu+1 for lucid please
[16:17] <DopeGhoti> Slade-: the 'update' part is self-explanatory. rc.d is the directory where startup scripts are stored.
[16:17] <puneet> i need to find the Number of exported function from .so file how to do it ?
[16:17] <erUSUL> Slade-: this should do the trick sudo update-rc.d -f apache remove
[16:17] <Slade-> DopeGhoti: i guess thats logical :)
[16:17] <Trek> !repeat | puneet
[16:17] <terry> grepFu: apt-get install -f dovecot-common
[16:17] <Dr_Willis> does update-rc.d work with the Upstart based services? Ive never noticed
[16:18] <grepFu> terry: same output
[16:18] <DopeGhoti> Dr_Willis: Ubuntu currently uses upstart as a wrapper for rc.d scripts; it's kind of in transition now
[16:18] <erUSUL> Dr_Willis: no it does not... is apache now upstart managed ?
[16:18] <grepFu> terry : http://pastebin.com/9zWdrb6x
[16:18] <Dr_Willis> erUSUL:  im not sure.   :)
[16:18] <terry> grepFu: or dpkg-reconfigure dovecot-common
[16:19] <grepFu> terry: /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: dovecot-common is broken or not fully installed
[16:19] <DopeGhoti> grepFu: apt-get --reinstall install dovecot-common perhaps?
[16:19] <terry> grepFu: or dpkg-reconfigure dovecot-pop3d
[16:20] <casandra> add  me  deysi.hot@hotmail.com
[16:20] <Flare183> !ot | casandra
[16:20] <Stargaze> grepFu, try dpkg --configure -a
[16:20] <terry> grepFu: Yes, as DopeGhoti says, try:   apt-get --reinstall install dovecot-common
[16:20] <grepFu> terry: get the same for both, the cannot access chmod error for reinstall and the broken error for the other
[16:21] <joebob> fresh karmic install. I kept an ext3 partition on drive and told it to mount at /media/media. The directory was created but it never get's mounted. I can do it manually but fstab doesn't mount it. I changed the uuid to be /dev/sda3 and sudo mount -a says /dev/sda3 ialready mounted or /media/media busy... any tips?
[16:22] <terry> grepFu: ls /var/run/dovecot
[16:22] <DopeGhoti> joebob: check /etc/fstab. if the partiton is there, add the 'auto' option
[16:22] <terry> grepFu: locate dovecot
[16:22] <grepFu> Terry & DopeGhoti : http://pastebin.com/k8d1e638
[16:22] <grepFu> s: cannot access /var/run/dovecot: No such file or directory
[16:23] <grepFu> terry: locate dovecot gives me no response.
[16:24] <raven> sd card after device-crash: no partition table - any rescue possible?
[16:24] <theadmin> Und hello again everyone
[16:24] <flintwestwood> How do i configure pisding so that it doesnt show me all the status changes to an irc chat channel? I dont want to see all the *** has left the room wor whatever
[16:24] <flintwestwood> pidgin*
[16:24] <joebob> DopeGhoti, says defaults now. should I change it to defaults,auto?
[16:24] <erUSUL> raven: testdisk or gpart
[16:24] <Flare183> grepFu: you have to sudo updatedb to update locate's database.
[16:24] <erUSUL> !info testdisk
[16:24] <theadmin> flintwestwood: Activate "Join/Part Hiding" plugin and configure it
[16:24] <flintwestwood> thanks!
[16:25] <DopeGhoti> joebob: Yes. Then mount it, and if you get any errors, pastebin them as well as the output of 'ls /media/'
[16:25] <grepFu> terry: http://pastebin.com/NhiPg2jr
[16:25] <raven> erUSUL, done... gparted: no partition, foremost: no file from card and from image (different sources)
[16:26] <KB1JWQ> coz_: FOr future reference, convert -resize 100x100 oldimage.jpg newimage.jpg
[16:26] <erUSUL> raven: gparted != gpart and foremost does not fix partition tables. gpart and testdisk do
[16:26] <erUSUL> !info gpart | raven
[16:26] <joebob> DopeGhoti, mount: /dev/sda3 already mounted or /media/media busy       --- ls /media/ returns cdrom cdrom0 media
[16:26] <coz_> KB1JWQ,  very cool  thanks :)
[16:26] <bender_> Hello everybody
[16:26] <DopeGhoti> joebob: and how about ls /media/media/ ?
[16:27] <KB1JWQ> coz_: No worries.  You helped out, only fair that I give SOMETHING back. :-)
[16:27] <theadmin> Any idea why some menu items are disabled in Ubuntu defaultly?
[16:27] <coz_> :)
[16:27] <KB1JWQ> theadmin: Like what?
[16:27] <joebob> DopeGhoti, nothing returns
[16:27] <raven> erUSUL, but you mean there are still files able to rescue when two tools say there is no partition?
[16:27] <coz_> theadmin, disabled or the icons arent showing?
[16:27] <joebob> ls -la returns . and ..
[16:27] <theadmin> KB1JWQ, coz_: For instance, "Root Terminal" and, say, "GNOME Control Center" are disabled.
[16:27] <flintwestwood> I have the icons not showing issue on the system menu
[16:27] <erUSUL> raven: i say that first recover the partition table then after that use the file recovery tools
[16:28] <DopeGhoti> joebob: and what directory are you in when you are running the mount command?  Are you in /media/media/ ?
[16:28] <coz_> theadmin,  oh I see ...yeah I noticed that myself  ...someone made the decision not include them by default is all I can figure
[16:28] <Tobarja> anyone know email client that works well with multiple imap accounts? i tire of thunderbird corrupting messages. i've got claws and sylpheed installed but they act stupid in other ways. heck i'm fine with commandline, but pine didn't seem to want to be happy with me having multiple imap accounts on the same server.
[16:28] <joebob> no I'm in /home/deb
[16:28] <joebob> DopeGhoti, ^
[16:28] <wjt_> 我日
[16:28] <Stargaze> Tobarja, try Zimbra
[16:28] <grepFu> ;'(
[16:28] <joebob> DopeGhoti, I can mount manually with mount -t ext3 -o loop /dev/sda3 /media/media
[16:29] <raven> erUSUL, yes but is there still anything to rescue when different tools give no sign like that? otherwise i would skip it....
[16:29] <DopeGhoti> joebob: what filesysem is it?  It's odd to see -oloop on an actual partition
[16:29] <erUSUL> raven: that i dunno
[16:29] <joebob> DopeGhoti, ext3
[16:29] <Stargaze> Tobarja, http://www.zimbra.com/zcs/?utm_source=google+content&utm_medium=ppc+exchange&utm_campaign=opensource1&gclid=CJydlcjT6ZoCFQZfswodymv0CQ, http://www.canonical.com/projects/landscape
[16:30] <raven> erUSUL, ok but i'll try that - tnx
[16:30] <DopeGhoti> joebob: when it's manually mounted, could you please pastebin the output of 'mount'?
[16:30] <DopeGhoti> and also the contents of /etc/fstab
[16:30] <DopeGhoti> joebob: ↑
[16:31] <Bisu[Shield]> reboot
[16:31] <theadmin> Bisu[Shield]: Huh?
[16:31] <joebob> DopeGhoti, actually it's not working now. Must have stopped working when I changed the UUID to /dev/sda3 in fstab...
[16:31] <joebob> now when I try to mount it gives me the same already mounted or busy...
[16:32] <DopeGhoti> joebob: could you give the output of 'mount'
[16:34] <joebob> DopeGhoti, http://pastebin.com/5dpQwfFB
[16:35] <theadmin> lololo: Stop that.
[16:35] <Trek> theadmin: what's lololo doing?
[16:36] <theadmin> Trek: He just changed the nick. Twice.
[16:36] <Trek> theadmin: you think the ops are needed here for it?  if you do, bother them in #ubuntu-ops
[16:37] <theadmin> Trek: Meh, he seemed to stop.
[16:37] <DopeGhoti> joebob: Well, it's pretty clear that /dev/sda3 is not in use.  So let's check the other half of the error you're getting.  sudo mkdir /mnt/tmp; sudo mount /deb/sda3 /mnt/tmp
[16:37] <theadmin> DopeGhoti: /deb/sda3? lolwut
[16:38] <DopeGhoti> joebob: 'dev' even. :p
[16:38] <joebob> DopeGhoti, figured... mount: /dev/sda3 already mounted or /mnt/tmp busy
[16:38] <lololo> Trek, trying to connect to localhost with telnet, but i can't and don't know why :S
[16:38] <Trek> lololo: because telnet != online?
[16:39] <detrix> can anyone help me with getting sane/xsane to recognize my epson RX580 printer with scanner???
[16:39] <DopeGhoti> joebob: any output from lsof | grep /dev/sda3 ?
[16:39] <joebob> DopeGhoti, no
[16:39] <claptrap> Mmk, so I'm trying to upgrade to Lucid with "update-manager -d" and it's throwing up this error: http://pastebin.com/z3CPDLg6
[16:39] <jrib> !lucid | claptrap
[16:40] <claptrap> Oi vey.
[16:40] <terry> detrix: http://www.sane-project.org/sane-mfgs.html
[16:40] <DopeGhoti> joebob: Hm. sorry, but I'm stymied :(
[16:40] <meganerd> claptrap: the three options under "This may be cased by" pretty much tell the story
[16:40] <grepFu> Drop in the sea... :( - http://pastebin.com/mzfHRJnK
[16:40] <Trek> joebob: may I ask what your issue is?
[16:41] <meganerd> joebob: you are trying to mount a partition but it says it is allready mounted?
[16:41] <lololo> Trek, hu?
[16:41] <joebob> DopeGhoti, NO! :( I came here because i was already stymied
[16:41] <joebob> meganerd, yes
[16:41] <meganerd> joebob: are you I mean, I just got back so I have not been following
[16:41] <claptrap> meganerd: They tell me causes, not solutions~
[16:41] <mneptok> lololo: do you haver a telenet daemon installed?
[16:41] <mneptok> *telnet
[16:41] <meganerd> did you try to unmount it with -f?
[16:41] <DopeGhoti> meganerd: that's basically it, but it's not mounted.
[16:42] <DopeGhoti> meganerd:
[16:42] <joebob> meganerd, sorry not already mounted. it says it is but it isn't
[16:42] <DopeGhoti> meganerd: http://pastebin.com/5dpQwfFB
[16:42] <meganerd> DopeGhoti: joebob: is it listed in /etc/mtab?
[16:42] <terry> detrix: sane-find-scanner
[16:42] <detrix> DopeGhoti: thanks, but I have looked at that page, and it says it supports RX500, RX600, RX700
[16:42] <joebob> Trek, issue is mount doesn't mount the drive. says it already is mounted or mount point is busy
[16:42] <DopeGhoti> joebob: have you tried the "windows" answer (to wit: rebooting)?
[16:42] <joebob> meganerd, no
[16:42] <detrix> sorry that was for terry
[16:42] <DopeGhoti> detrix: no worries
[16:42] <joebob> DopeGhoti, several times
[16:43] <Trek> joebob: you tried to unmount with the -f option?
[16:43] <DopeGhoti> joebob: is this an internal or external drive?
[16:43] <terry> detrix: sane-find-scanner
[16:43] <joebob> DopeGhoti, internal
[16:43] <Jaymac> random question: does anyone know where AisleRiot (also known as sol) saves its game history?
[16:43] <Trek> joebob: you sure the drive isn't bad?
[16:43] <DopeGhoti> joebob: can you pastebin sudo fdisk -l
[16:43] <joebob> Trek, umount: /media/media/: not mounted
[16:43] <detrix> terry: it found two...found USB scanner (vendor=0x04b8, product=0x0827) at libusb:001:007
[16:43] <detrix> found USB scanner (vendor=0x0bc7, product=0x0004) at libusb:003:002
[16:43] <Trek> joebob: what DopeGhoti said: can you pastebin sudo fdisk -l
[16:44] <lololo> mneptok, yes
[16:44] <meganerd> joebob: do you see anything in /var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog?  "sudo grep sda3 /var/log/message"
[16:44] <meganerd> joebob: do you see anything in /var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog?  "sudo grep sda3 /var/log/messages"
[16:44] <joebob> Trek, DopeGhoti http://pastebin.com/WxRKuPes
[16:44] <DopeGhoti> joebob: also, if you're doing a lot of pastebinning, you might look into the pastebnit package :)
[16:44] <mgoetze> hi... so, um, did lucid beta 1 actually get released yesterday?
[16:45] <joebob> meganerd, Mar 19 12:36:44 XBMCLive kernel: [    1.868275]  sda: sda1 sda2 < sda5 > sda3
[16:45] <Trek> joebob: and which partition are you attempting to mount?
[16:45] <meganerd> Trek: sda3
[16:45] <NetanelShinE> anyone :-0
[16:45] <joebob> Trek, /dev/sda3
[16:45] <bazhang> mgoetze, #ubuntu+1 for lucid please
[16:45] <eremite> Anyone know how to set a window to always below instead of always on top?
[16:46] <meganerd> joebob: I saw someone mention lsof, did you try "sudo lsof |grep sda3"?
[16:46] <asphael> hi i have donwload the ubuntu 9.10 and im trying to instal it but the problem is my dvd drive has broken so i download it and im tring to install it by harddrive but i dont know the procedur can some one explain
[16:46] <joebob> meganerd, fsck.ext2  576       root    3u      BLK        8,3 0x5140ec0000       2032 /dev/sda3
[16:46] <terry> detrix: So when you fire up xsane, does it give you 2 choices?   (Run xsane from cli and see what it says.)
[16:47] <meganerd> joebob: well, you can't mount a drive that is being checked.
[16:47] <bazhang> asphael, via usb flash drive key? unetbootin
[16:47] <Emanon> !usb-install
[16:47] <Emanon> !unetbootin
[16:47] <_UsUrPeR_> I'm trying to figure out why a network bridge I set up in /etc/network/interfaces is coming up *after* /etc/init.d/dhcp3-server is started (causing me to have to manually start dhcp3 every time the server boots. Can somebody check out this config file + syslog and tell me if they see anything suspicious?
[16:47] <_UsUrPeR_> http://pastebin.com/YZYHSN5w
[16:47] <Emanon> thats what i was looking for for asphael thanks bazhang
[16:47] <detrix> terry: No. it says "No devices available"
[16:47] <meganerd> joebob: do you have fsck running in a termincal somewhere or is this a hung process?
[16:48] <ardian> how do i start vnc server from command line\
[16:48] <Trek> meganerd: kill all terminal windows
[16:48] <joebob> meganerd, it isn't supposed to be checked? fstab says skip... no fsck running afaik
[16:48] <Emanon> eremite: you try messing with window rules in compiz settings?
[16:48] <meganerd> joebob: then try "sudo kill 576"
[16:49] <igoryonya> Hello, I have a disk activity around 60%, how can I check, what program is using it most intensively, so, I can figure out what to do with it?
[16:49] <joebob> meganerd, genius!
[16:49] <meganerd> joebob: then use "ps axf |grep fsck" to see if it is still running
[16:49] <detrix> terry: I even tried to run xsane through sudo.  Same thing.
[16:49] <joebob> mount -a worked now
[16:49] <meganerd> igoryonya: install iotop
[16:49] <eremite> Emanon: yeah, I already know hwo to do it in compiz by adding a rule to the window preferences, but I was wondering if there was a Metacity hack.
[16:49] <asphael> unetbootin i have tried and when i start the aplication it says to missing p7zip and mtools then i tried to instal by the internet and i get a soket error
[16:49] <ardian> how do i start vnc server from terminal ?
[16:49] <DopeGhoti> igoryonya: liik into iotop
[16:49] <erUSUL> igoryonya: iotop ?
[16:49] <terry> detrix: Running xsane via sudo is not good idea.
[16:49] <Emanon> dont think there is a always on bottom option for gdm
[16:49] <igoryonya> ok, thanx
[16:49] <DopeGhoti> erUSUL: it's like top, but for disk I/O rather than CPU/RAM usage
[16:49] <Emanon> there is one for kdm i think but thats no help to you eremite
[16:49] <terry> detrix: and that may be the problem.
[16:49] <meganerd> joebob: sometimes that does not work, you may want to try kill -9 <pid>, sometimes that also does not work and you have to reboot.
[16:50] <erUSUL> DopeGhoti: i know
[16:50] <asphael> now i have download it and want to instal it by boting the instalation in my hard drive
[16:50] <detrix> terry: yeah I saw the warning.  I just wanted to see if it would work that way.
[16:50] <eremite> Emanon: yeah, no help to me.  Its in open box and fluxbox too
[16:50] <DopeGhoti> meganerd: Sometimes, when kill -3 and kill -9 don't work, kill -13 will
[16:50] <joebob> meganerd, doesn't 2 in for skip in fstab skip fsck?
[16:50] <Emanon> if you have any dev skills you might make a fix for that, cause i'd like that feature too
[16:51] <bazhang> asphael, does your computer have an OS on it now? you want to dual boot? install wubi, or just ubuntu
[16:51] <meganerd> joebob: you, I am not sure, 99 times out of 100 I leave it with the default
[16:51] <avar> I'm trying to upgrade to 10.04 and I'm getting this error: http://gist.github.com/337802 when I run do-release-upgrade -d
[16:52] <asphael> yes i have a os Opensuse 10.3 and i want just ubuntu
[16:52] <meganerd> DopeGhoti: I am not afraid of a reboot now and again :)
[16:52] <joebob> avar, please use #ubuntu+1 channel
[16:52] <bazhang> avar, #ubuntu+1 for lucid please
[16:52] <DopeGhoti> !lucid | avar
[16:52] <terry> detrix: Find your scanner make/model at http://www.sane-project.org/sane-mfgs.html and see that the backend software is installed.
[16:52] <meganerd> joebob: so the kill command worked?
[16:52] <bazhang> asphael, you can use unetbootin then
[16:52] <avar> ok, thanks
[16:52] <joebob> meganerd, yes thx!
[16:52] <DopeGhoti> joebob: glad you're up and running! :D
[16:52] <meganerd> joebob: NP, just checking cause I should go back to work now :)
[16:53] <bazhang> asphael, not sure if that is in the suse repos or not, does your computer allow for boot from usb?
[16:53] <terry> detrix: use the info you get from sane-find-scanner
[16:53] <joebob> yeah thx 2 DopeGhoti
[16:53] <joebob> ok make some money meganerd ;)
[16:53]  * DopeGhoti spends too much time not doing his job and helping here.  I'd love to get paid to be here :)
[16:53] <meganerd> joebob: that is the plan, though it is all oil and gas here, so kind of sketchy at the moment
[16:53] <detrix> terry: thanks for your help.  working on that.
[16:54] <terry> DopeGhoti: Your not getting paid?
[16:54] <joebob> meganerd, so on reboot it doesn't mount...
[16:54] <knittl> hi. which package provides the java spring framework?
[16:54] <joebob> meganerd, still running fsck... :(
[16:54] <meganerd> joebob: OK, there may be something wrong with the partition.  Kill any fsck process and then manually scan the partition.  You may want to consider ext3
[16:55] <asphael> i dont think so and i donte have a pendrive either  but i have the ubuntu iso image here i just want to copy the files need to the hard drive and star the instalation by there
[16:55] <joebob> meganerd, what do you mean consider ext3?
[16:55] <meganerd> joebob: isn't the partition ext2?
[16:55] <joebob> no
[16:55] <bazhang> asphael, using grub2?
[16:55] <DopeGhoti> asphael: you could use something like dæmontools to mount the ISO as a virtual drive and do a wubi install from there
[16:55] <terry> joebob: He means consider using the filesystem "ext3" next time...
[16:56] <histo> Alright looking for the easiest way to do this. I have a Music folder on my media server and I need to chmod allt he mp3's to read only they are in sub directories in music ex: music/artist/album/blah.mp3
[16:56] <meganerd> joebob: sudo parted /dev/sda print
[16:56] <NetanelShinE> anyone can help me to mount my usb modem :|
[16:56] <histo> Trying to fix the taglib problem with mediatomb
[16:56] <joebob> meganerd, installing parted
[16:56] <terry> NetanelShinE: lsusb
[16:56] <NetanelShinE> hes there.
[16:56] <NetanelShinE> but dont mount.
[16:56] <NetanelShinE> Bus 002 Device 010: ID 19d2:2000 ONDA Communication S.p.A. ZTE MF627/MF628/MF628+ HSDPA
[16:57] <joebob> meganerd, http://pastebin.com/Zy7GZCbn
[16:57] <meganerd> joebob: oh sorry, forgot to mention that.  That is always installed for me (I have a list of packages that I install whenever I do a clean install).
[16:57] <meganerd> joebob: never mind then, I thought I saw ext2... must be seeing things
[16:57] <terry> NetanelShinE: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1017630.html
[16:57] <asphael> isnt there a way to mount the iso file in the hard drive and load the instalation from there ?
[16:57] <joebob> ok. I'll play around. thx for the help meganerd
[16:58] <NetanelShinE> terry, aleardy try that
[16:58] <meganerd> joebob: ok, sudo fsck.ext3 -cfv /dev/sda3"
[16:58] <meganerd> joebob: erm, "sudo fsck.ext3 -cfv /dev/sda3"
[16:59] <histo> If I do something like chmod a-w -R *.* won't that change the directories permissions also?
[16:59] <jrib> histo: only if they have a '.' in their name...
[16:59] <asphael> and no i think its grub 1
[16:59] <mneptok> histo: do NOT use *.*
[16:59] <igoryonya> In software sources, I deleted all of the cdrom sources from third-party software tab. I've had some problems with them, so I thought, I would delete them and readd again. Before, I had 4 or 5 entries from each repo cdrom with varying strings, but now, that I add them again, they only add one entry. I've done an internet update between the first time I added these cd repos and now. Does it...
[16:59] <igoryonya> ...mean that my repos did not get completley indexed by package manager, or it's normal a behaviour after an update?
[16:59] <mneptok> histo: that will change the permissions of your entire filesystem. not just the dir you are in.
[17:00] <unop> mneptok, what?
[17:00] <aaron11> can someone help me. My gwibber has gone wild with all of the twitter public posts. The NotifyOSD thing is now continiously showing retweets! OMG! Help me
[17:00] <histo> mneptok: No no I would add a path infront
[17:00] <unop> mneptok, how's that possible?
[17:00] <histo> mneptok: chmod a-w -R /blah/Music/*.*
[17:00] <meganerd> joebob: gotta go for real now.  If I see you around later let me know how it went.
[17:00] <mneptok> unop: ./ and ../ are entries in every directory.
[17:00] <joebob> ok
[17:00] <mneptok> histo: that makes sense
[17:01] <unop> histo, no. just do chmod a-w -R /path/to/*
[17:01] <histo> mneptok: Wouldn't that remove write from all the directories also and not just the mp3 files in sub directoires?
[17:01] <BrixSat> well wiki did not helped nothing :( still no windows 7 on grub menu :'( :'(
[17:01] <detrix> terry: Well of course Epson vender is supported (0x04b8) but product ID is not (0xx827) but it supports RX-600 and RX-700. I thought that a subversion like mine (RX-580) would work with RX-500 driver.  Is this not so?
[17:01] <unop> mneptok, . and .. are not expanded by a glob like *.*  (by default atleast)
[17:01] <histo> unop: mneptok I'm looking for a way just to maek the mp3's readonly not all the directories they are contained in.
[17:01] <jrib> histo: *.* only matches files with a '.' in the name
[17:01] <detrix> terry: Product ID (0x0827)
[17:01] <mneptok> histo: i'd use xargs to do that.
[17:02] <adityag> i did a *USB start up disk creator*, installed all the updates, while installing it asked me for some grud select disk, i did not select any disk, in short i cancelled it. now when i. reboot from USB stick, it does not boot. pls help as i dont want to waste bandwidth downloading the packages back again
[17:02] <unop> histo,  find /path/to/mp3s/  -iname "*.mp3" -exec chmod a-w {} +
[17:02] <histo> unop: yeah that makes more sense
[17:02] <adityag> GRUB^
[17:03] <histo> unop: what are the brackets for there? {}
[17:03] <BrixSat> adityag,  i have grub problems :p able to help?
[17:03] <adityag> even i have the same probz, u can reinstall the grub
[17:03] <unop> histo,  that tells find to substitute the filename of the file found in that expression ..
[17:03] <histo> unop: k
[17:03] <histo> unop: and the plus was a typo?
[17:04] <unop> histo, nope, it's needed
[17:04] <histo> unop: what does that operator do?
[17:04] <igoryonya> I am adding repo dvds to software sources, only one entry per dvd is added. It was 4 or 5 entries per dvd after fresh install. Is something wrong and they don't get indexed completley or it's a normal behaviour after an internet update. I have Ubuntu 8.10.
[17:04] <BugeyeD> anyone here running gutsy? can you confirm that scoansi is in the terminfo database?
[17:04] <adityag> i did a *USB start up disk creator*, installed all the updates, while installing it asked me for some grub select disk, i did not select any disk, in short i cancelled it. now when i reboot from USB stick, it does not boot. pls help as i dont want to waste bandwidth downloading the packages back again
[17:04] <BugeyeD> or better yet, can someone point me to scoansi usable with any version of ubuntu?
[17:05] <unop> histo,  errm, tells find to pass as many filenames as it can to -exec -- so in this case you have chmod operating on more than one file at a time
[17:05] <unop> histo,  http://mywiki.wooledge.org/UsingFind
[17:05] <asphael> what is a wubi instalation
[17:06] <jrib> !wubi | asphael
[17:07] <asphael> but im using opensuse
[17:07] <jrib> asphael: do you have an ubuntu question? :P
[17:07] <BrixSat> well wiki did not helped nothing :( still no windows 7 on grub menu :'( :'(
[17:07] <minid33> I have git installed
[17:08] <minid33> why doesnt it find the repo command
[17:08] <minid33> ?
[17:08] <jrib> minid33: "the repo command"?
[17:08] <minid33> init -u git://android.git.kernel.org/platform/manifest.git -b android-1.6_r2
[17:08] <minid33> starts "repo init"
[17:09] <jrib> minid33: erm, don't you usually do "git init", etc.?
[17:09] <igoryonya> When i add repo dvds it only adds one entry, but when I did it on freshly installed system, it added several entries to the software sources. is it normal? does it mean that my dvds didn't get completley indexed, or is it because of some update?
[17:09] <minid33> ok
[17:09] <yotta911> Hi. The kubuntu 8.10 will be LTS?
[17:09] <minid33> i been stupid
[17:09] <minid33> nevemind
[17:09] <minid33> RTFM time ;)
[17:09] <Losha> asphael: then it doesn't apply, and you are in the wrong channel...
[17:10] <pinkpanther> hi
[17:10] <asphael> why this isnt the channel for ubuntu then i want to instal it
[17:10] <pinkpanther> what is the best way to run windows games in ubuntu
[17:10] <juboba> hey guys!
[17:10] <overmind> !hi | juboba
[17:10] <pinkpanther> hi jub
[17:10] <jrib> asphael: download the ubuntu iso from ubuntu.com, put it in your cd drive, reboot, install it
[17:11] <juboba> have you tried lucid light yet?
[17:11] <juboba> have you tried lucid light yet?
[17:12] <pinkpanther> how can i run games in ubuntu
[17:12] <asphael> i cant my dvd drive has broken im tring to instal this os since yesterday i try pxe , internet instal , and now im tring to instal direct from the hard drive
[17:12] <jastor> pinkpanther: just like any other program
[17:12] <pinkpanther> windows games
[17:12] <asphael> can some one help me
[17:12] <jrib> !install | asphael
[17:12] <pinkpanther> iv tried wine
[17:13] <jastor> pinkpanther: set up a vm then
[17:13] <pinkpanther> whats vm
[17:13] <pinkpanther> vmware?
[17:13] <juboba> what game do you want to run pinkpanther
[17:13] <juboba> ?
[17:13] <juboba> Sun VirtualBox is much better
[17:13] <jastor> pinkpanther: virtual machine ... but depending on what you want to play performance will be bad
[17:13] <jastor> juboba: yes
[17:13] <jastor> but i didnt say vmware :)
[17:13] <juboba> ;)
[17:13] <pinkpanther> emmmm i got an old need for speed simcity sims and a few others
[17:13] <jastor> i only said vm .. a virtual machine ;)
[17:13] <HypothesisFrog> hi. Some process on my ubuntu linux system keeps trying to access port 1900 every two minutes. Is there any way I can found out what process that is?
[17:13] <juboba> try wine
[17:13] <adityag> i did a *USB start up disk creator*, installed all the updates, while installing it asked me for some grub select disk, i did not select any disk, in short i cancelled it. now when i reboot from USB stick, it does not boot. pls help as i dont want to waste bandwidth downloading the packages back again
[17:14] <Younder> HypothesisFrog, netstat
[17:14] <pinkpanther> iv tried it but i dont understand it tbh
[17:14] <juboba> go to http://appdb.winehq.org/
[17:14] <juboba> and look 4 ur game
[17:14] <asphael> im with this articles open here
[17:14] <HypothesisFrog> Younder netstat doesn't show anything trying to access port 1900. The process is intermittent.
[17:14] <Losha> asphael: for install direct from the hard drive I assume you'll be using unetbootin?
[17:14] <Younder> HypothesisFrog, UFW can be set to block the port if it is a problem
[17:15] <HypothesisFrog> Younder it may or may not be a problem. I just want to find out what the process is. Is there a way I can do that?
[17:15] <usuario_> WARROS
[17:15] <raven> erUSUL, hi again... gpart: * Warning: short read near sector(3936070), 63488 bytes instead of 66048. Skipping... -
[17:16] <asphael> the problem is i dont have the p7zip and mtools when i tried withou this files or programs i dont know the unetbootin says missin file and restar my pc
[17:16] <BrixSat> how can i reconfigure a package? like grub
[17:16] <usuario_> ASKEROSOS
[17:16] <usuario_> WARROS
[17:16] <usuario_> PUTAS
[17:16] <FloodBot2> usuario_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:16] <Younder> HypothesisFrog, again I've used netstat --tcp --udp for this then looking  it up on the web
[17:16] <juboba> kick usuario_ pls
[17:16] <datacrusher> !esp | usuario_
[17:16] <datacrusher> !es | usuario_
[17:16] <raven> BrixSat, gruprepair from live system
[17:16] <lianimator> Hi, I did a recent update and my settings are not applied until I run gnome-settings-daemon, and my mails in thunderbird from December 2009 to now are gone!
[17:17] <HypothesisFrog> Younder thanks.
[17:17] <plasmablast> faros
[17:17] <juboba> pinkpanther,
[17:17] <masi> kuyafiwa
[17:17] <hal> can someone tell me how to get to gconf from the desktop please?
[17:17] <plasmablast> hal: Alt+F2
[17:17] <BugeyeD> n/m, downloaded via http://sysinf0.klabs.be
[17:17] <plasmablast> hal: then "gconf-editor"
[17:18] <Losha> asphael: sorry, don't know much about unetbootin & even less about opensuse. Easiest thing might be to beg/borrow/buy a dvd reader from someone...
[17:18] <hal> plasmablast: so there is no applet accessible from the panel?
[17:18] <plasmablast> hal: u can create one if u wish
[17:18] <raven> BrixS http://www.sorgonet.com/linux/grubrestore/
[17:18] <hal> ok, thakns plasmablast
[17:19] <plasmablast> hal: no probs..
[17:19] <jaski> kafvmnlbk
[17:19] <Losha> asphael: also, try #opensuse...
[17:19] <jaski> elo
[17:19] <raven> erUSUL,
[17:20] <asphael> thx
[17:20] <jaski> ola que tal jilipollas
[17:20] <elec0ne> hey guys im just trying to setup a basic pan with networking across two systems, is this the right place for help with that
[17:21] <raven> !es | jaski
[17:21] <hal> what exactly does "metacity" means in terms of gnome?
[17:21] <ZykoticK9> hal, that's the "windows manager" Gnome uses by default
[17:21] <nova> hola
[17:22] <nova> tengo dos tarjetas de red en un ubuntu 9.10, una red local y la otra para salir a internet
[17:22] <hal> ah, I did wonder.  Thanks zykes-
[17:22] <hal> ah, I did wonder.  Thanks ZykoticK9
[17:22] <Losha> !es | nova
[17:22] <hal> (sorry zykes- !)
[17:23] <link_> 'lut!
[17:23] <zack> does any experience with nagios
[17:24] <diwant> How do I make Firefox start faster?  My Ubuntu 9.10 boots in 20 or so seconds but then I have to wait a full minute for Firefox
[17:24] <raven> diwant, many plugins?
[17:24] <djzn> where is the offtopic channel
[17:24] <Pici> zack: Their official support channel is #nagios if you don't find any help in an Ubuntu channel.
[17:24] <Pici> djzn: #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:24] <diwant> No, I have disabled everything except adblock and firebug
[17:24] <raven> diwant, you could try to delete the cache
[17:24] <raven> perhaps that it is
[17:24] <diwant> I'll try that
[17:25] <Evet> 3-finger touchpad assigned to middle button. how to change it to 2-finger?
[17:25] <xNeox> hey all
[17:25] <xNeox> i need help plz
[17:25] <Pici> !ask
[17:25] <peyton_westlake> I was wondering if anyone would be able to tell me a little bit more than I was able to figure out with moderate research the way Ubuntu uses RAM, and if there might be a tip I haven't found that would better suit my computing needs?
[17:25] <xNeox> i updated my wireless network card and lots of other stuff
[17:26] <Travis-42> Until 9.10, my computer always woke from suspend using the keyboard. Now it only wakes from suspend with the power button. Is there a way to change this behavior?
[17:26] <and> Hi everyone, I am running ubuntu netbook remix on a HP Mini 210 and I am very happy with it :)
[17:26] <xNeox> they were all dowloaded in the "downloads" folder on my ubuntu 9.10
[17:26] <sts_fanatic> and: me as well
[17:26] <frederik1986> hi all
[17:26] <diwant> raven, I've reset the cache and I have it show a blank page on start instead of restoring my tabs.  We'll see what happens
[17:26] <and> However, I do have a little problem: I cannot switch to console mode by using CTRL+ALT+F{1,2,3,4,5,6,7}..
[17:26] <xNeox> the thing is after install , can i remove those bz files and the folders ?
[17:27] <raven> diwant, ok
[17:27] <and> sts_fanatic: does that work for you?
[17:27] <diwant> and, what happens when you try?
[17:27] <and> absolutely nothing..
[17:28] <and> I suspect there must be some keybinding conflict
[17:28] <diwant> and, are you using the left side Ctrl and Alt? or the right side?
[17:28] <hal> I used to be able to slide an application window to the next virtual desktop, but now I can't.  Does anyone know what may have caused this?
[17:28] <and> diwant: I have tried with both..
[17:29] <raven> diwant, did you run firefox from commandline already? when it does not work this could be a hint - for example it's looking for some updateS, dns....
[17:30] <xNeox> can i delete the compat wireless driver folder as well as the .bz2 file both from my "downloads" folder on ubuntu 9.10 after i did install them ?
[17:30] <peyton_westlake> _Travis-42: have you tried  System>Preferences>Power Management?
[17:31] <and> diwant: f1,2,3,etc are currently mapped to screen brightness, volume, etc..
[17:31] <xNeox> Someone help me plz
[17:31] <xNeox> can i delete the compat wireless driver folder as well as the .bz2 file both from my "downloads" folder on ubuntu 9.10 after i did install them ?
[17:31] <diwant> and, that's weird.  Is your Fn button pressed?
[17:31] <Travis-42> peyton_westlake, nothing there for this.
[17:31] <igoryonya> When i add repo dvds it only adds one entry, but when I did it on freshly installed system, it added several entries to the software sources. is it normal? does it mean that my dvds didn't get completley indexed, or is it because of some update?
[17:31] <Some_Person> I've got a problem with DeVeDe. Everything it outputs is out of sync!
[17:31] <diwant> raven, I'll try it now
[17:32] <and> diwant: nope, should it be?
[17:32] <diwant> and, it sounds like it is.  Try Ctrl+Alt+Fn+F2
[17:33] <and> diwant: WOW... it worked :)
[17:33] <diwant> and, :)
[17:33] <xNeox> diwant plz
[17:33] <and> diwant: thanks mate, now it feels like Linux again :)
[17:33] <diwant> and, it seems your Fn button works the opposite of everyone else's.  You need to press it to get your F1...Fx buttons working
[17:33] <peyton_westlake> I was wondering if anyone would be able to tell me a little bit more than I was able to figure out with moderate research the way Ubuntu uses RAM, and if there might be a tip I haven't found that would better suit my computing needs?
[17:33] <diwant> xNeox, what's up?
[17:33] <diwant> and, np
[17:34] <antivirtel> hello
[17:34] <Some_Person> I need help with DeVeDe
[17:34] <xNeox> can i delete the compat wireless driver folder as well as the .bz2 file both from my "downloads" folder on ubuntu 9.10 after i did install them ?
[17:34] <and> diwant: Thanks again, have a nice day :)
[17:34] <alindgr1> Xneox-you should be ok, but I would completely delete them rigjt away. Maybe you can move them first if everything is ok, then there you go.
[17:34] <xNeox> in other words , do stuff that i download and install , still operate from the downloads folder ?
[17:34] <antivirtel> can I ask, that how can i run __skype 4__ in ubuntu(9.10)
[17:34] <xNeox> diwant
[17:34] <antivirtel> ?
[17:34] <diwant> xNeox, if you are not sure, stick them into a directory on your desktop called 'deletethisstuffinamonth'
[17:35] <diwant> xNeox, then if your Ubuntu is working fine for a month, you can delete that directory and all of those install files you put in there
[17:35] <xNeox> ok thanks diwant
[17:35] <diwant> xNeox, np
[17:36] <diwant> antivirtel, is Skype 4 available in the multiverse or any 3rd party repositories?
[17:37] <antivirtel> diwantif it available, i had never asked this question :D
[17:37] <antivirtel> * diwant, if
[17:37] <PyroPhelia> i'm having a brain fart, what's the cmd to see how large a file is human readable form
[17:38] <DopeGhoti> PyroPhelia: du -h /path/to/file
[17:38] <diwant> PyroPhelia, ls -lah  where the h gives human readable
[17:38] <diwant> or that
[17:38] <Red_HamsterX> ls -lh works, too.
[17:38] <antivirtel> diwant it is available to windows only :$ but with wine not worked :$
[17:38] <diwant> antivirtel, your best bet is wine but I am not sure it will work.  Good luck
[17:38] <diwant> lol then I have no clue sorry
[17:39] <diwant> run a virtualbox with windows inside it
[17:39] <NCS_One> hi
[17:39] <NCS_One> after the last update I lost sound, any ideas on how to fix it ?
[17:39] <endeavour123> windows is better then ubuntu i think
[17:40] <antivirtel> diwant what is it virtual box ?
[17:40] <diwant> antivirtel, it is a program that lets you run another operating system inside your operating system.
[17:40] <antivirtel> endeavour123 <-- then type /part to see our grift
[17:41] <peyton_westlake> I'm using 9.04, is there a way to, well for lack of a better word, refresh my RAM without having to restart my computer?
[17:41] <diwant> antivirtel, I have not set one up ever so I don't know what that involves
[17:41] <antivirtel> xD
[17:42] <PyroPhelia> DopeGhoti, du was what I was looking, thanks :)
[17:42] <JyZyXEL> does anyone know of a tutorial that explains how to encrypt whole ubuntu?
[17:42] <PyroPhelia> JyZyXEL, lvm encrytopion or just encyrpt a block device?
[17:42] <diwant> JyZyXEL, I have encrypted a system backup, but not my actual system
[17:43] <Nijverheid> PyroPhelia: if you're doing that command for an entire directory, and don't want to see all the rubbish in between, use the -s operator as well :)
[17:43] <JyZyXEL> the block device ubuntu is on
[17:43] <JyZyXEL> whole system encryption
[17:43] <endeavour123> how to created own operation system ?
[17:44] <ysneshy> oi
[17:44] <PyroPhelia> JyZyXEL, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemHowto
[17:45] <PyroPhelia> JyZyXEL, generally speaking most people don't encrypt the entire disk, tha'ts going to slow things down a bit.  If you're not concerned with that the document I linked you should help
[17:45] <endeavour123> i install ubuntu and my hdd was crashed
[17:46] <peyton_westlake> I'm using 9.04, is there a way to refresh my RAM without having to restart my computer?
[17:46] <booh-> Where are saved in the config the name of my my box?  I know in /etc/hostname but should be elsewhere...
[17:46] <PyroPhelia> Nijverheid, yea I just couldn't remember the command.  I kept typing dh -h and couldn't figure out what i was doing wrong ><
[17:47] <PyroPhelia> s/dh/df
[17:47] <theadmin> Bleh, something's wrong with my connection to Freenode
[17:47] <endeavour123> i install many linux system and it was problem with install anything
[17:48] <guru> а русские есть ??
[17:48] <llutz> booh-: grep -ri yourhostname /etc/*
[17:48] <PyroPhelia> endeavour123, what is your native language?  It might be best to find and ask in that channel.  I'm not sure anybody here understands what your trying to say
[17:48] <theadmin> guru: #ubuntu-ru
[17:48] <bazhang> guru, #ubuntu-ru
[17:48] <igoryonya> guru: #ubuntu-ru
[17:48] <guru> сенкс
[17:48] <igoryonya> :)
[17:48] <theadmin> guru: :D
[17:48] <Ashok> hello guys what "man" any ine help me
[17:48] <Pici> !hostname | booh-
[17:49] <booh-> good... thanks.
[17:49] <Younder> Ashok, in Engish.
[17:49] <booh->  /etc/hosts is my answer :)
[17:49] <PyroPhelia> In soviet Russian, ubuntu sudo's you!
[17:49] <endeavour123> poland
[17:49] <logankoester> PyroPhelia: i don't think you understand quite how that joke works :p
[17:49] <theadmin> in soviet russia, Linux ifup's your interfaces :P But whatever
[17:49] <booh-> Somebody know how to remove U3 from my usb key?
[17:50] <PyroPhelia> shhh...
[17:50] <Ashok> any one help me what is meant by "man" command in ubuntu
[17:50] <PyroPhelia> endeavour123, /join #ubuntu-pl
[17:50] <PyroPhelia> Ashok, type man man
[17:50] <PyroPhelia> :)
[17:51] <theadmin> Ashok: "man" means "MANual"
[17:51] <endeavour123> here i training my language
[17:51] <endeavour123> i understand what you write
[17:51] <bazhang> endeavour123, chat in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[17:51] <funkiwan> I have added a one-liner to /etc/rc.local. It works when I call it manually, but doesn't seem to be getting called on startup. Can someone help me figure out what's going on?
[17:52] <PyroPhelia> endeavour123, ok.  then we'll do our best to help.  Can you explain what happened in more detail?  You said you installed Ubuntu and your Hard disk crashed?
[17:52] <igoryonya> theadmin: I thought that Ashock got some message from man that he/she is going to post.
[17:52] <DopeGhoti> funkiwan: what's the one-liner?
[17:52] <PyroPhelia> bazhang, no that's my fault.  I was trying to help him find the pl channel but he wants to try here
[17:52] <funkiwan> DopeGhoti: /usr/bin/synclient RBCornerButton=0
[17:52] <Ashok> theadmin: thank u n wr n how to use it
[17:53] <funkiwan> DopeGhoti: basically, i'm trying to disable right-click being triggered by my touchpad
[17:53] <theadmin> Ashok: "man command"
[17:53] <endeavour123> my two hard disk drive was damage
[17:53] <funkiwan> DopeGhoti: if i call /etc/init.d/rc.local, it works
[17:53] <Ashok> theadmin: what
[17:53] <DopeGhoti> funkiwan: it may be running too early; I'm not sure if rc.local is run before or after, say, gdm starts
[17:54] <endeavour123> when i start my pc bios not detected hdd
[17:54] <igoryonya> Ashock: man [the name of the command that you want to find help for]
[17:54] <DopeGhoti> funkiwan: you could try making a script that does, say, 'sleep 30; /usr/bin/synclient RBCornerButton=0`
[17:54] <DopeGhoti> funkiwan: and in rc.local, /path/to/script &
[17:54] <sampaths> Empathy IM client does not work at all on my Karmic, when I add new accounts, main window does not show anything, account combo box is disabled. I tried removing and installing current version for repo tody, but same result .. any comments ?
[17:54] <funkiwan> DopeGhoti: i'll give that a go. thanks!
[17:55] <juboba> how can I try Lucid without installing it 4 ever?
[17:55] <juboba> but not using livecd
[17:55] <rbarreiro> I have a problem with a new toshiba with a phoenix bios. It has always the fan at full speed with cpu temps at aroud 27Celsius. lm-sensors only show  cpu temps after sensors-detect and pwmconfig(which outputed:There are no pwm-capable sensor modules installed)
[17:55] <DopeGhoti> funkiwan: good luck!
[17:55] <jpds> !info testdrive | juboba
[17:55] <jpds> wut.
[17:55] <juboba> !info testdrive
[17:55] <juboba> ?
[17:55] <jpds> juboba: Virtual machine then.
[17:55] <igoryonya> Ashock: man in unix is like help in dos
[17:55] <juboba> good idea
[17:55] <juboba> ;)
[17:56] <igoryonya> When i add repo dvds it only adds one entry, but when I did it on freshly installed system, it added several entries to the software sources. is it normal? does it mean that my dvds didn't get completley indexed, or is it because of some update?
[17:56] <Ashok> igoryonya: k thanks
[17:57] <Ashok> hi any one help my dvd drive is not wroking
[17:57] <AryehGregor> After 18 months, when a version is no longer supported, are the APT repos for that version shut down entirely?  Or just no new updates are pushed into them?
[17:59] <Ashok> what is wget
[17:59] <Ashok> any one help me what s wget
[17:59] <chiggavel> u can dl files from http using it
[17:59] <igoryonya> Ashock: download a file from the internet
[17:59] <xacur> it's in the ubuntu software center
[17:59] <rsk> Ashok commandline web downloader
[17:59] <xacur> it's a download manager
[17:59] <xt3mp0r> Ashkot,execute 'man wget' in your terminal and read on.
[17:59] <ChogyDan> AryehGregor: both, there are backup repos you can use though
[17:59] <PyroPhelia> ashok, wget is what happens when you clock on "download now" links inside Internet explorer.  You just don't get to see the fancy web page.
[17:59] <PyroPhelia> s/clock/click
[17:59] <chiggavel> wget http://ur.url/file.zip
[17:59] <igoryonya> Ashock: wget http://internet-address.com/file.zip
[17:59] <AryehGregor> ChogyDan, thanks.
[18:00] <endeavour123> how install java on ubuntu ?
[18:00] <zicho> whats a good program to use with ubuntu to create audio CDs?
[18:00] <PyroPhelia> endeavour123, apt-cache search java
[18:00] <igoryonya> endeavour123: Synaptic
[18:00] <Ashok> thank u guys
[18:00] <PyroPhelia> i'm not sure what the current version is
[18:00] <bjunix> Hi all. I am looking for a way to get the titlebar smaller in gnome. I cant find any resources on this via google. But i guess i am looking for the wrong keywords.. Any tips?
[18:00] <endeavour123> i try and not work it
[18:01] <PyroPhelia> endeavour123, which did you try? Synaptic or apt-cache search?
[18:01] <Guest38647> :-)
[18:01] <ChogyDan> bjunix: it might have to do with the theme that you use
[18:01] <endeavour123> command apt
[18:01] <Guest38647> :-)
[18:01] <Pici> !java | endeavour123
[18:01] <endeavour123> from console
[18:02] <Guest38647> anyone know how i can force permanent HSDPA signal.
[18:02] <Slade-> hey is there a fancy nginx wrapper in ubuntu like there is for apache?  a2* commands
[18:02] <Guest38647> ???
[18:02] <st4aluck> Could somebody help me to configure tripwire? I installed it but something goes wrong
[18:02] <Guest38647> on Huawei e220
[18:02] <bjunix> ChogyDan: Yes I guess so, but every theme as kind of a big titlebar. How to change it?
[18:02] <igoryonya> endeavour123: Synaptic is a GUI application in System -> Administration
[18:02] <endeavour123> aha
[18:02] <Ashok> any one help me how to change the login password
[18:03] <Guest38647> ?
[18:03] <PyroPhelia> ashok: passwd
[18:03] <theadmin> Sorry but where can i get help on andLinux?
[18:03] <PyroPhelia> Ashok, if your root, or using sudo -i type passwd <username>
[18:03] <PyroPhelia> then it will prompt you for the new password
[18:03] <endeavour123> gui application ?
[18:03] <GueSs> i need help please.anyone http://pastebin.com/uq6bg4J2
[18:04] <PyroPhelia> endeavour123, apt-cache search is something you type.  Synaptic is kde/gnome application
[18:04] <igoryonya> endeavour123: gui = graphical (not text based)
[18:04] <Ashok> PyroPhelia: wr i need to perform all tat i terminal
[18:04] <PyroPhelia> well, that's not true, but for the sake of argument
[18:04] <Evet> 3-finger touchpad assigned to middle button. how to change it to 2-finger?
[18:04] <NAbaby> I have a Dell inspiron 1521 and I can't get the wireless net to work.  I am new to Ubuntu and no nothing.
[18:04] <GueSs> has anyone ever run accros that problem when installing via ssh through command? http://pastebin.com/uq6bg4J2
[18:05] <zicho> whats a good program to use with ubuntu to create audio CDs?
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[18:05] <PyroPhelia> ashok, I'm sure there is a way you can change your password from inside the X enviroment but I have no idea how.  The best, and easist way, to change your password on nix system is to simply open up a terminal and type "passwd" just follow the prompts
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> !burning | zicho
[18:06] <ChogyDan> bjunix: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-desktop-74/top-window-border-size-in-gnome-792920/
[18:06] <timyeung> does any one know how to use DAAP shares with rhythbox? I want to stream music from my desktop computer to my laptop using rhythmbox and DAAp shares. I do not know what port to enter or how to find out what the port number or name is.
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> Zicho: you just need relevant plugins etc to burn mp3 to audio cd. They all can do it
[18:06] <bjunix> ChogyDan: Thanks alot!
[18:07] <Ashok> PyroPhelia: hey it wrked thanks man
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> Timyeung: what OS is the daap server using?
[18:07] <Ashok> but s der an option to change apart from terminal
[18:07] <sfears> looking for help with playing dvds... when i play the .vob file straight off of the DVD it plays jittery... any ideas what's going on???
[18:07] <Losha> zicho: k3b is my first choice for most dvd burning tasks...
[18:08] <timyeung> ActionParsnip, All Ubuntu 9.10
[18:08] <Losha> sfears: what app do you use to play them?
[18:08] <zicho> I used k3b earlier, but now it wont detect my empty CDs
[18:08] <igoryonya> sfears: I use VLC
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> Timyeung: 3689 is default. I found out using websearches
[18:08] <sfears> dragon player
[18:08] <Flare183> !dvd | sfears
[18:09] <funkiwan> DopeGhoti: I decided to just trigger the script from gnome-session-properties instead, since I don't always login right away. works!
[18:09] <timyeung> ActionParsnip, thanks I guess i didn't google for the right thing
[18:09] <igoryonya> sfears: could be a problem with graphics card driver or a turned on Compiz. or both, or some problem with codecs
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> Timyeung: I use "daap server port"
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> Timyeung: without the "s
[18:10] <sfears> i can play vob files that i have copied off of another computer fine.. it's not the player, something with libdvdcss maybe?
[18:10] <Losha> sfears: try playing a vob with mplayer and see if it still stutters...
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> Timyeung: keep searches simple, you get better results
[18:10] <Guest38647> ?
[18:10] <timyeung> ActionParsnip, actually it turns out my music shares loaded automatically
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> Sfears: have you got your video card setup nice?
[18:11] <timyeung> this is great! i have wanting to do this for a while but wasn't sure how 5o
[18:11] <Losha> sfears: that suggests it's the dvd reader then, if vobs from the hard drive play ok...
[18:11] <diwant> sfears, are you using VLC?
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> Sfears: you could play with hdparm to add dma to the optical drive if it is not enabled
[18:12] <sfears> yeah.. i don't have problems with existing .vob.. only when i try to pull off new ones
[18:12] <sfears> dma.. will check into
[18:12] <sfears> diwant: it's not the player
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> Sfears: try mplayer, vlc only uses one core (assuming you have multicore cpu)
[18:12] <sfears> will try mplayer
[18:13] <igoryonya> or smplayer
[18:13] <Guest38647> .
[18:13] <sfears> it's something with the copying though.. i can play vobs fine.. but if i copy a vob off of a dvd, or if i open the dvd and play the vob directally it's garbled
[18:13] <ActionParsnip> Igoryonya: not in gnome, smplayer uses qt
[18:13] <ActionParsnip> Igoryonya: gnome-mplayer will drag in less deps
[18:13] <igoryonya> I am using smplayer in gnome
[18:13] <Ashok> how to create another user account in ubuntu
[18:13] <Ashok> any one help me
[18:14] <eoke> I'm trying to find something to replace ISA Server and it's ability to have specific rules for specific users.  For example one user has rights to access machine A,B and C where as another user only has access to machine B.  Any keywords or package names I can google would be most appreciated.
[18:14] <llutz> Ashok: sudo adduser
[18:14] <diwant> for some reason, using vlc fixed video problems for me.  Mplayer and (ugh) Totem gave me problems some times
[18:14] <diwant> sudo make me a sandwich
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> Igoryonya: tru but you will have some qt libs due to it, gnome-mplayer uses pure gnome libs
[18:15] <Ashok> llutz: wr i need tp perform al tat command
[18:15] <ilor> does anyone know why launching konversation (in lucid) starts up nepomuk, vituoso, a "desktp search indexing" info and the kitchen sink? I just wanted to start an irc client...
[18:15] <ActionParsnip> Diwant: you are not a member of sudoers - error ;)
[18:15] <sfears> i'm almost certain it's not the player.. something to do with how it reads the dvd
[18:15] <Ashok> llutz: i mean to thru terminal r wt
[18:15] <igoryonya> ActionParsnip: I see, but I chose smplayer, because of it's feature similarity with MPC, which I love.
[18:15] <ActionParsnip> !lucid | ilor
[18:15] <ActionParsnip> Igoryonya: just a friendly fyi =D
[18:15] <ilor> ActionParsnip: oh, thanks
[18:16] <Slade-> hey what is the /srv/ directory supposed to be used for?  i stick all my web apps in it
[18:17] <adityag> i need to use a RAR file....which package should i install?
[18:17] <Blackice115> I may be way off base here, but If I wanted to add the "show the desktop" btton to a different panel, like say avant window manager, how would I do that?
[18:17] <theadmin> adityag: "rar" and "unrar" ones
[18:17] <theadmin> Slade-: Those most likely should go to /var/www
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> Slade: I have the folder but its empty
[18:17] <zicho> anyone had the problem of k3b not detecting empty mediums?
[18:17] <Ashok> any one help me how to create user account in ubuntu
[18:17] <Slade-> ActionParsnip: everyone seems to have em :p
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> !adduser | ashok
[18:18] <adityag> theadmin : sudo apt-get install rar unrar
[18:18] <amani> how to write java programs and run............
[18:18] <igoryonya> ActionParsnip: I understand, but does gnome-mplayer have the similar complete feature set as smplayer?
[18:18] <theadmin> adityag: Yep
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> Igoyonya: what you have works so I wouldn't fix it
[18:18] <sfears> assume there's a problem with a package install.. how do you force a reinstall without getting the *** is already the newest version??
[18:19] <fredim> how do I enable framebuffer?
[18:19] <adityag> theadmin : couldnot find package rar
[18:19] <fredim> (!) Direct/Util: opening '/dev/fb0' and '/dev/fb/0' failed
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> Sfears: sudo dpkg --force-all -I file.deb
[18:19] <amani> help............
[18:19] <Sioux-33> hi everyone want to ask question. ubuntu 9.10 doesnt recognise see my usb drive is there anything i can do about it? from palimpsest disk utility i can see usb 8gb unrecognised unknown or unused.
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> !info rar | aditytag
[18:19] <Ashok> any one get me the codes to create user account in ubuntu
[18:19] <Blackice115> amani: what are you trying to figure  out?
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> Aditytag: enable the multiverse repos
[18:20] <igoryonya> ActionParsnip: I don't mind trying different things, especially that I already tried so many players before my choices stopped on VLC and smplayer, I just didn't hear about gnome-player before.
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> Ashok: the adduser factoid tells you how using gui and cli
[18:20] <antivirtel> how can I detect, that what is the name of my usb stick in terminal, like: /dev/sdX
[18:20] <theadmin> adityag: What ubuntu version are you on?
[18:20] <amani> i want to know how to run c progrms
[18:20] <adityag> 9.10
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> Igoryonya: install the app usijng apt-get or software center, see what you think
[18:20] <orifice_work> I'm creating a really minimal ubuntu system and have removed whatever process it is that starts the login shells
[18:20] <theadmin> amani: Compile them with gcc
[18:20] <orifice_work> I know usually they're started via inittab
[18:20] <Ashok> ActionParsnip: what i didt get u mr
[18:20] <orifice_work> but what ubuntu package contains inittab ?
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> Amani: you don't run c programs, you compile them
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> !adduser > ashok
[18:21] <igoryonya> gnome-mplayer
[18:21] <theadmin> orifce_work: No, they don't start with inittab, they are started with Upstart
[18:21] <igoryonya> oops, sorry
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> Igoryonya: indeed ;)
[18:21] <Gummi> amani what are you trying to do?
[18:22] <amani> i dont hav idea where the orogram write.....???
[18:22] <adityag> theadmin: 9.10
[18:22] <igoryonya> When i add repo dvds it only adds one entry, but when I did it on freshly installed system, it added several entries to the software sources. is it normal? does it mean that my dvds didn't get completley indexed, or is it because of some update?
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> Antivirtel: mount: sudo fdisk -l ,will show you
[18:22] <PyroPhelia> amani, chmod o+x file && ./file
[18:22] <theadmin> adityag: Hm. Weird.
[18:22] <Gummi> amani,  what are you trying to do?
[18:22] <fredim> how do I enable framebuffer?
[18:23] <amani> i want to write c programs
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> Antivirtel: it will show you the devices and where they are mounted
[18:23] <theadmin> amani: Go to #c
[18:23] <PyroPhelia> fredim, It should be an option in the xfree.conf
[18:23] <Gummi> amani, want to start with hello world type of program?
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> Amani: you can use something as simple as gedit or an ide
[18:23] <Sioux-33> hi everyone want to ask question. ubuntu 9.10 doesnt recognise see my usb drive is there anything i can do about it? from palimpsest disk utility i can see usb 8gb unrecognised unknown or unused.
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> !ide | amani
[18:23] <antivirtel> ActionParsnip thx
[18:23] <Gummi> ActionParsnip, amani should use Geany.
[18:24] <PyroPhelia> is nano not cosidered an ide?
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> Sioux: run: sudo fdisk -l ,is the disk and/or partitions listed?
[18:24] <PyroPhelia> s/cosidered/considered
[18:24] <Blackice115> Does anyone know if I can add the show the desktop button to my avant window manager?
[18:24] <igoryonya> amani: I like Dev-C++ IDE
[18:25] <Ashok> hi any one tel me how to change root password
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> Blackice115: find out what command the button issues and make a launcher for that
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> !noroot | ashok
[18:25] <Blackice115> ActionParsnip: How do I figure out the command the button issues?
[18:25] <igoryonya> Ashock: System -> Administration -> Users and Groups
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> Blackice115: most likely with websearches
[18:26] <theadmin> ubottu: wfm
[18:26] <Broam> Afternoon all.  I'm having some fun with PulseAudio and Ekiga. If I use the OSS device, CPU usage is 3-5% (acceptable.) If I switch to ALSA, it's 80%. Any idea what's going on? Doesn't matter if I'm using my onboard sound or my bluetooth headset with ALSA
[18:26] <Damo> hey what is a site where i can pay and download software etc?
 usb drive is not listed just my hdd
[18:26] <Broam> Damo: why?
[18:26] <sfears> Damo: amazon.com
[18:26] <theadmin> Damo: Hm? Use the Ubuntu Software Center %)
[18:27] <sfears> you can pay for software at my house!
[18:27] <sfears> i'll accept any major credit card
[18:27] <Damo> nah im talkin bout dvd etc
[18:27] <amani> how to run graphics programs in c......
[18:27] <Ashok> igoryonya: im unable to change root from wt u said
[18:27] <Damo> dvd movies:)
[18:27] <sfears> Damo: google medibuntu repository... libdvdcss2 & w32codecs
[18:28] <igoryonya> Ashock, did you click the Unlock button first?
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> Amani: you don't run them, they are text files and only text files. You need to compile the code to make binarys which you then run
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> !compile | amani
[18:28] <infbliss> is there an online version of Ubuntu OS
[18:28] <infbliss> ?
[18:28] <theadmin> infbliss: No, but i recommend you to look at eyeOS
[18:28] <infbliss> something that I can access from the web browse
[18:28] <orb01> anyone know of a batch youtube downloader and converter (to mp3) for ubuntu?
[18:28] <infbliss> theadmin: eyeOS seems to be something that should be downloaded
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> Orb01: youtube-dl
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> !info youtube-dl
[18:28] <amani> i want to join the ubantu devlopement team
[18:29] <Broam> infbliss: what would be an online version exactly?
[18:29] <theadmin> infbliss: you can run it in your server (that's what the download is for), you can use it however directly at eyeos.info
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> Orb01: you can use it in scripts to grab stuff
[18:29] <theadmin> Broam: A OS to run in browser
[18:29] <infbliss> theadmin: oh ok
[18:29] <infbliss> theadmin: let me try
[18:29] <Sioux-33> hi everyone want to ask question. ubuntu 9.10 doesnt recognise see my usb drive is there anything i can do about it? from palimpsest disk utility i can see usb 8gb unrecognised unknown or unused.
[18:29] <orb01> ActionParsnip: yeah, I suppose writing something myself will be the only option (combined with youtube-dl)
[18:29] <theadmin> amani: If you don't even know how to run a C program, you will not be accepted :/ Sorry
[18:29] <orb01> Sioux-33: did you try any other usb drive?
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> Orb01: then you know its what you want. Plus its fun
[18:30] <Broam> theadmin: That breaks my mind, but thank you for the enlightenment.
[18:30] <Ashok> any one tel me how to change root passwd
[18:30] <Pici> !root | Ashok
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> !root | ashok
[18:30] <orb01> ActionParsnip: very true :)
 got just one and under windows is recognised and with live cd is recognised too
[18:31] <Broam> Sioux-33: how is the drive formatted? where else does your drive worked?
[18:31] <theadmin> Broam: eyeOS IS an OS which runs in a browser :D Well, test it out if you wanna. eyeos.info is a test server, you can download it (you need Apache and PHP) at eyeos.org
[18:31] <Broam> theadmin: I see. Not my thing but thank you
[18:31] <igoryonya> Ashock: did you press the unlock button there?
 got just one and under windows is recognised and with live cd is recognised too
[18:31] <orb01> Sioux-33: try mounting it manually?
[18:31] <amani> ubuntu need antivirous or not??
[18:32] <outybuntu> hi guys
[18:32] <Jordan_U> !virus | amani
[18:32] <theadmin> amani: Nope. Ubuntu is fully secure from malware these days
 how?
[18:32] <Broam> Sioux-33: recognized with the live cd...hmm.  What kind of drive?
[18:32] <igoryonya> When i add repo dvds it only adds one entry, but when I did it on freshly installed system, it added several entries to the software sources. is it normal? does it mean that my dvds didn't get completley indexed, or is it because of some update?
[18:32] <bluestar> joining
[18:32] <ubutubama> yes
[18:33] <Guest59131> ok
[18:33] <madcat1990> How can I check how old my ubuntu is?
[18:33] <Sioux-33>  <Broam> Bus 002 Device 003: ID 13fe:3100 Kingston Technology Company Inc.
[18:33] <amani> i want to join ubuntu devlopment team.... ???
[18:34] <Broam> Sioux-33: so it's a Flash drive...hmm.  did you unmount it last time you used it?
[18:34] <cobra-the-joker> Hey guys .... can any one direct me to a good note-taking application ( skip gnote , tomboy )
[18:34] <Broam> Sioux-33: do you know how it is formatted?
[18:34] <outybuntu> hi guys im not sure how to enable desktop cube,  i installed compiz, and i ticked a few boxes to enable cube effects,  but now im not sure what to do
[18:34] <Jordan_U> amani: Was that a question?
[18:34] <theadmin> amani: You can help in other ways too, say, i'm in the translation team. As for development, grab the source and contribute your patches.
[18:34] <digitalfiz> madcat1990, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
[18:34] <Sioux-33> ntfs or fat im not sure
[18:34] <igoryonya> madcat1990: System -> About Ubuntu
[18:34] <marijuana> where is york105/501?
[18:34] <Broam> outybuntu: you also need "ccsm" package
[18:34] <Blackice115> outybuntu: try holding ctrl alt and then down arrow
[18:34] <Broam> !ccsm | broam
[18:34] <ubuntubama> hello and thank you
[18:35] <theadmin> Broam: It's actually simple-ccsm
[18:35] <Broam> !ccsm outybuntu
[18:35] <madcat1990> noo! I meant, when di I install it. I want to see how old my installation is
[18:35] <outybuntu> it doesnt cube when i do that,  it just brings up a little menuboxything with four windows on it
[18:35] <Broam> grr
[18:35] <Guest59131> bbak
[18:35] <Broam> outybuntu: did you install the ccsm package?
[18:35] <outybuntu> !ccsm
[18:35] <Blackice115> outybuntu: sorry, it's ctrl alt and left click
[18:35] <orb01> Sioux-33: back the files up, then format the drive on windows and safely eject it
[18:35] <igoryonya> cobra-the-joker: please, explain, what's wrong with the tomboy?
[18:35] <Broam> outybuntu: you can also middle-click on the desktop
[18:36] <user123> hi
 ok
[18:36] <zicho> how come k3b cant burn mp3s even though lame is listed in the plugins?
[18:36] <cobra-the-joker> igoryonya , not comfortable with it :( ....at all
[18:36] <Blackice115> Anyone familiar with wmctrl?
[18:36] <theadmin> user123: Hello and welcome to the Aperture Science... err... to the Ubuntu support channel :D If you have any questions, ask them straight away. If you want to just chat, go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:37] <Broam> Afternoon all.  I'm having some fun with PulseAudio and Ekiga. If I use the OSS device, CPU usage is 3-5% (acceptable.) If I switch to ALSA, it's 80%. Any idea what's going on? Doesn't matter if I'm using my onboard sound or my bluetooth headset with ALSA. Ubuntu 9.10
[18:37] <user123> i can t install my Broadcom wireless my pc freeze at the driver install :(
[18:37] <amani> i hav ahp laptop and i install ubuntu 9.10.. my finger print reader not work....??
[18:37] <amani> ...
[18:37] <user123> BCM4312 model
[18:38] <outybuntu> i have ccsm plugins and the simple manager plugin installed
[18:38] <outybuntu> but still nothing
[18:38] <Broam> outybuntu: plugin is enabled correct?
[18:38] <Broam> outybuntu: you also need "rotate cube" plugin
[18:39] <Blackice115> outybuntu: your other effects work, but when you ctrl alt left click and move mouse nothing happens?
[18:39] <user123> i use a dell laptop
[18:39] <theadmin> Everyone has trouble with those dells %)
[18:39] <Broam> outybuntu: to get the cube to unfold it's ctrl-alt-down. but if you want the spiffy rotating cube, you need the additional plugin
[18:40] <zicho> how come k3b cant burn mp3s even though lame is listed in the plugins?
[18:40] <Broam> zicho:  I take it you have lame installed?
[18:40] <zicho> yes
[18:40] <cheako> Hello, how can I get compressed textures working?
[18:40] <Broam> zicho: can you make mp3s with another program?
[18:41] <zicho> yes, soundconverter for example
[18:41] <zicho> and audacity
[18:41] <outybuntu> ok im not sure how to get the rotate cube plugin
[18:41] <Broam> cheako: I've had luck with driconf, but it's in universe so maybe there's a better way
[18:41] <cheako> I understand there is some non-free ??dx4?? library I need.
[18:41] <outybuntu> ive got rotate cube ticked in my options
[18:41] <Broam> outybuntu: should be there
[18:41] <etsorbme8> my dell 600 works great with apt-get install b43-fwcutter user123
[18:41] <Broam> outybuntu: click the rotate cube plugin..see what key it is to invoke
[18:41] <Broam> outybuntu: it's under "bindings" tab
[18:42] <zicho> yet k3b wont work
[18:42] <outybuntu> ctrl alt down
[18:42] <outybuntu> it doesnt work
[18:42] <cheako> Broam: Where did you get the library from?  It's under the same license aggrandisement as the DeCSS used to play DVDs.  That is the software must not exists.
[18:43] <cheako> S3 Texture Compression (S3TC) (sometimes also called DXTn or DXTC)
[18:43] <outybuntu> brb
[18:43] <user123> etsorbme8 i have a dell studio 1735
[18:43] <Broam> cheako: LAME? I don't have LAME installed.
[18:43] <Broam> cheako: I installed DRIConf, it's in universe
[18:44] <amani> my web came not work???
[18:44] <Broam> there's an option that says "enable S3TC texture compression even if software support is not available"
[18:44] <cheako> Broam: Yes, thank you for the help.  I have DRIConf, but am unable to use compressed textures.
[18:44] <amani> my web came not work???
[18:44] <amani> my web came not work???my web came not work???my web came not work???my web came not work???
[18:44] <Broam> cheako: check the "image quality" tab. It might be that your hardware doesn't support it
[18:44] <igoryonya> amani: do you mean webCam?
[18:44] <theadmin> amani: Stop repeating.
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[18:44] <etsorbme8> user123 lspci = 02:03.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4306 802.11b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 03)
[18:44] <amani> yes
[18:45] <Broam> cheako: I have an R300 card...maybe that option doesn't even work...
[18:45] <chr7> how the stupid and my friend
[18:45] <igoryonya> amani: is it built-in in laptop?
[18:45] <bodom> Hi there, I'm goin' crazy tryin' to disable the password prompt after standby, may someone help me?
[18:45] <amani> yes built in...
[18:45] <Broam> amani: what kind of webcam?
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | etsorbme8
[18:45] <AzikaCorp> Hi
[18:45] <amani> hp web cam
[18:45] <amani> 2mp
[18:46] <theadmin> Any help on getting the built-in mic to work on Asus A6Rp?
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> Bodom: great nick :) check in the screensaver options I believe
[18:46] <user123> 09:00.0 Ethernet controller [0200]: Broadcom Corporation NetLink BCM5784M Gigabit Ethernet PCIe [14e4:1698] (rev 10)
[18:46] <user123> 0c:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g [14e4:4315] (rev 01)
[18:46] <AzikaCorp> I am connected to by ftp to my server. Does anyone know how to get a directory ?
[18:46] <cheako> Broam: Hmm, I still feel as though there is some library that I need to install first.
[18:46] <YuriAlberto1> hola...
[18:46] <Broam> AzikaCorp: ls
[18:46] <BeBoo_> Hey all. I am mounting a windows share using cifs, i set the perms to 777 and it works but i can't create files (permission denied). What can i check?
[18:46] <chr7> quien eres
[18:46] <YuriAlberto1> alguien en español?
[18:46] <theadmin> Sigh, another spanish dude.
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> Amani: can you use http://pastebin.com to give the output of: lsusb ,thanks
[18:47] <YuriAlberto1> hola chr7
[18:47] <Broam> cheako: you may be right. I was unaware that it was patented
[18:47] <theadmin> ubottu: es | YuriAlberto1
[18:47] <chr7> de donde eres
[18:47] <novella> hola
[18:47] <bodom> ActionParsnip: ty, the screensaver is disabled and "lock screen" is unchecked
[18:47] <igoryonya> bodom: System -> Administration -> Login Window -> Security -> Enable Timed Login
[18:47] <novella> buenas tardes
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> Beboo_: add uid=1000 to the mount options
[18:47] <novella> o noches
[18:47] <amani> after that
[18:47] <AzikaCorp> Broam: I would like to get the entire directory
[18:47] <theadmin> Woah woah stop the spanish talk everyone
[18:47] <genii> !es | novella , chr7 , YuriAlberto1
[18:47] <BeBoo_> ActionParsnip, my uid isn't 1000, just fyi. does that matter?
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> Bodom: I believe the password gubbins are there
[18:47] <bodom> igoryonya: Logis "as" is enabled
[18:48] <YuriAlberto1> gracias..
[18:48] <Broam> AzikaCorp: dir maybe...it's one of the two
[18:48] <YuriAlberto1> entonces me voy..
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> Beboo_then use your uid
[18:48] <bodom> ActionParsnip: lol
[18:48] <YuriAlberto1> bye to all
[18:48] <YuriAlberto1> jejjeee
[18:48] <igoryonya> amani: what's your notebook model?
[18:48] <adityag> i cant paste data to www directory, is there a better way paste data there without using chmod -777, like adding user to www-data?
[18:48] <theadmin> Broam: He wants to COPY teh dir.
[18:48] <AzikaCorp> Broam: ^^ . I don't want to list, but to get all files ?
[18:48] <AzikaCorp> ^^
[18:48] <amani> hp pavilllion dv5 1102tu
[18:48] <novella> ok ok sorry
[18:48] <bodom> igoryonya: it correctly logs in at startup, but not after resume from standby
[18:48] <novella> hello to all
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> Amani: I need the link to the pastebin you created
[18:48] <chr7> yuri alberto¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
[18:48] <outybuntu> cool ive got some gnarly cube action goin on now
[18:49] <outybuntu> thanks for the help
[18:49] <Broam> theadmin: OHHHH           AzikaCorp: vanilla ftp doesn't allow more than one file at a time. "lftp" or a graphical client will do so
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> Outybuntu: it gets old after a week or so
[18:49] <amani> wat??
[18:49] <chr7> where are you froms
[18:49] <outybuntu> yeah ActionParsnip i can see how it would
[18:49] <Broam> ActionParsnip: outybuntu: I beg to differ, it's still cool 3 months down the road
[18:49] <outybuntu> i generally only use one desktop anyway
[18:49] <chr7> eeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyy
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> Amani: use pastebin.com to give the output of: lsusb
[18:49] <AzikaCorp> Broam: thanks
[18:49] <chr7> thanks
[18:50] <adityag> i cant paste data to www directory, is there a better way paste data there without using chmod -777, like adding user to www-data?
[18:50] <cheako> Broam: /usr/lib/libtxc_dxtn.so
[18:50] <theadmin> adityag: Sure. Addgroup somegroup && chown nobody:somegroup www-data && adduser user group (and repeat the last one for all users required)
[18:50] <outybuntu> ok i have one more question
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> Broam: I got tired of it when it was beryl
[18:50] <theadmin> adityag: Err, addgroup, not Addgroup
[18:50] <PCLoadLetter> hello my fellow ubuntuans
[18:50] <flansuse> Does Google have a PPA for Ubuntu the same way it has a repository for openSUSE? I want to install Google Chrome Browser through Synaptics (rather than just the .deb installer). The only PPA I could find are the unstable Chromium daily builds.
[18:50] <outybuntu> my wireless network was detected flawlessly upon first boot of ubuntu,  but then i rebooted and it was completely gone,  how do i get it to appear again ?
[18:50] <Broam> cheako: I don't have that library.
[18:50] <amani> still i dont understand...
[18:51] <cheako> Broam: You do need it for texture compression.
[18:51] <igoryonya> bodom: Enable Automatic login is for startup login, but Enable Timed login is for standby, etc (not startup). it works for me.
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> Adityag: make a group with you, root and www-data in it and set the group ownership of the folder to that group
[18:51] <theadmin> flansuse: It adds a repository during the .deb install.
[18:51] <Broam> cheako: then obviously it's not enabled for me.  You know more than I do apparently. :(
[18:51] <flansuse> outybuntu: Did you upgrade the kernel?
[18:51] <outybuntu> nope flansuse
[18:51] <outybuntu> i just rebooted
[18:51] <flansuse> theadmin: I didn't know that. Thanks for the heads up. I'll try it now.
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> Amani: run; lsusb in a terminal, copy the output, go to http://pastebin.com and create a pastebin of the text so I can read it
[18:52] <cheako> So who knows where to get dxtn for ubuntu!!!
[18:52] <bullgard> '~$ hdparm -i /media/HDDRIVE2GO/; /media/HDDRIVE2GO/:  HDIO_DRIVE_CMD(identify) failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device; HDIO_GET_IDENTITY failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device' How can I obtain get SATA device parameters of this USB hard disk?
[18:52] <adityag> theadmin: addgroup www-data && chown nobody:somegroup www-data && adduser aditya www-data ?
[18:52] <flansuse> outybuntu: What does this output in a terminal: iwlist scan
[18:52] <igoryonya> amani: that cam doesn't install automatically. Get ready to dance with drum around the bonefire.
[18:52] <flansuse> outybuntu: Use pastebin.org
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> Bullguard: you use hdparm on the /dev not the mount pojnt
[18:52] <cheako> http://www.t2-project.org/packages/libtxc-dxtn.html
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> Bullguard: have it unmounted while you play too
[18:52] <PCLoadLetter> i have a .sh file that i would like to run every night at 12:00am automatically on my ubuntu machine.  i'm sure this is fairly simple and that someone here has made a script file or service to automate the process.. i can do windows batch files but not ubuntu scripts/services (sort of new yet)
[18:53] <theadmin> adityag: Not exactly, replace "somegroup" in second one with "www-data"
[18:53] <adityag> ok
[18:53] <novella> iwlist scan will scan the wireless networks
[18:53] <theadmin> PCLoadLetter: Uh, research on crontab a bit
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> Pcloadletter: use cron
[18:53] <PCLoadLetter> can anyone please point me in the right direction to run this file?
[18:53] <PCLoadLetter> crontab, gotcha
[18:53] <PCLoadLetter> thanks~!
[18:53] <adityag> ActionParsnip: can u pls help me with the cmds ?
[18:53] <novella> and output the wnetworrks availibles
[18:53] <fission6> i would like to explore a dll file, is their a way on linux to read the export functions?
[18:53] <outybuntu> http://pastebin.org/118228
[18:54] <theadmin> fission6: Well, dll is a Windows thing :/
[18:54] <fission6> yes i know
[18:54] <fission6> but i want to explore on linux and extract the methods
[18:54] <flansuse> outybuntu: What card is this?
[18:54] <igoryonya> amani: what ID do you have for the webcam when you do lsusb in console?
[18:54] <outybuntu> it is built in wireless on laptop
[18:54] <outybuntu> laptop is an asus pro61sl
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> Adityag: I'm on a g1 phone. Its pretty hard to type. Just make a group and add the users then use: sudo chown :groupnameyoumade /var/www-data or whatever the dir is
[18:54] <amani> http://pastebin.com/2eJSZdrR
[18:55] <flansuse> outybuntu: Pastebin the output of: sudo lspci -v
[18:55] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: chown :group looks wrong, i think it must be like "user:group", no?
[18:55] <BeBoo_> ActionParsnip, i don't know which user to make it, though. I need access to it for a php script but would like any user to access it.
[18:55] <igoryonya> amani: I've spent 4 days trying to find a way to start the cam on HP Pavillion, just a little different series.
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> Theadmin: if you leave the user blank it will not be modified
[18:55] <amani> yes
[18:56] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Pretty cool. Linux is full of misterys
[18:56] <amani> may be it work
[18:56] <cheako> GL_EXT_texture_compression_s3tc, GL_S3_s3tc  ;)
[18:56] <theadmin> I mean, i found about "add-apt-repository" command a month or so ago only
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> Beboo_: could use gid=1000 that will give the users group access afaik, there are tonnes of guides for mounting ntfs in ubuntu
[18:56] <cheako> just a make/make install
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> Theadmin; truly :)
[18:56] <outybuntu> http://pastebin.org/118231
[18:57] <flansuse> theadmin: Thank you! You were right on the money! For reference, here is the official Google repository: deb http://dl.google.com/linux/deb/ stable main
[18:57] <bullgard> ActionParsnip: '~$ sudo hdparm -i /dev/sdc; [sudo] password for detlef: ***; /dev/sdc:  HDIO_DRIVE_CMD(identify) failed: Invalid exchange; HDIO_GET_IDENTITY failed: Invalid argument'
[18:57] <theadmin> flansuse: :D I know
[18:57]  * sampaths ?
[18:58] <flansuse> outybuntu: That's strange. It should be fine using the opensource ath9k module.
[18:58] <flansuse> outybuntu: When it was "working" before, did it list other wireless networks in range, or just your router only?
[18:58] <TheNewGuy> Can anyone help with a wine issue? I'm trying to run Spore, but it won't come up.
[18:59] <outybuntu> my router only flansuse
[18:59] <erUSUL> !appdb | TheNewGuy
[18:59] <theadmin> TheNewGuy: Maybe you should try in #winehq
[18:59] <theadmin> erUSUL: Nothing to do with that, according to appdb Spore runs perfectly
[18:59] <flansuse> outybuntu: As silly as this might sound, log in to your router and invoke it's "reboot" function.
[18:59] <TheNewGuy> @erUSUL : Yes, I've checked there
[18:59] <outybuntu> ok flansuse
[18:59] <flansuse> outybuntu: Or if i does not have such a feature, unplug it and then replug it after 30 seconds.
[19:00] <TheNewGuy> Spore is #9 or so on the platinum list.
[19:00] <Paddy_NI> Its silly that there is no shutdown button on the karmic login screen
[19:00] <theadmin> Paddy_NI: There is :/
[19:00] <Paddy_NI> not here
[19:00] <Broam> Paddy_NI: pick a user first. then look along the bottom of the screen
[19:00] <Broam> Paddy_NI: it'll be there
[19:00] <amani> hello
[19:01] <theadmin> Paddy_NI: It's right to the right of the clock, no?
[19:01] <amani> http://pastebin.com/2eJSZdrR
[19:01] <Paddy_NI> theadmin: yeah got it
[19:01] <Paddy_NI> :)
[19:01] <flansuse> Paddy_NI: Mine is located in the bottom-right corner.
[19:02] <Paddy_NI> Odd though, one would not think to pick a user first in order to shutdown the computer
[19:02] <Paddy_NI> fixed in lucid I believe
[19:02] <TheNewGuy> Here's the thing with the spore issue: I've installed and followed three different guides. I'm just not sure what this means:
[19:02] <TheNewGuy> Grab the latest Wine source (1.1.4, at the time of writing) from the official download siteExtract the source tarball to its own directory, cd to that directory Download this patch to the Wine source and rename it to spore.patch cd into the wine-x.x.x subfolder with the actual source Apply the patch by issuing the following command:
[19:02] <TheNewGuy> $ patch -p1 < ../spore.patch
[19:02] <FloodBot2> TheNewGuy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:02] <theadmin> Paddy_NI: I don't have to pick one here, which is kinda weird
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[19:04] <erUSUL> TheNewGuy: what eine version do you have installed ?
[19:04] <theadmin> TheNewGuy: It means you have to recompile WINE with a patch. If you do not understand, DO NOT TOUCH. This is the best advice for all linux stuff
[19:04] <igoryonya> cobra-the-joker: what about -  Zim - A Desktop Wiki
[19:04] <TheNewGuy> Sorry, accidental flood
[19:04] <orifice_work> Where does event.d stuff get triggered ?
[19:04] <orifice_work> I know upstart does it
[19:04] <orifice_work> but where does upstart get started ?
[19:04] <erUSUL> orifice_work: at system boot just like init ?
[19:04] <TheNewGuy> Thanks, theadmin... I guess it's time to start studying...
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> Thenewguy: could try the wine ppa for a later build
[19:05] <bullgard> ActionParsnip: '~$ sudo hdparm -i /dev/sdc; [sudo] password for detlef: ***; /dev/sdc:  HDIO_DRIVE_CMD(identify) failed: Invalid exchange; HDIO_GET_IDENTITY failed: Invalid argument'
[19:05] <Titan_> igoryonya, Zim is a usefull too, but not much different than Tomboy notes when you get down to it.  Tomboy is a powerfull letting app if you know who to use it liek a wiki.
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> Bullguard: try /dev/sr0
[19:05] <orifice_work> erUSUL: where in the system boot though ? in /etc/init.d/rcS ?
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> Bullguard: if its the optical drive
[19:06] <flansuse> ActionParsnip: Isn't it capital i (I) for drive information?
[19:06] <erUSUL> orifice_work: #upstart
[19:06] <theadmin> orifice_work: It is started RIGHT at system boot, before ANYTHING else. It replaces the System V init. Also, do not attempt to remove Upstart, it will ruin the whole system
[19:06] <sterz> flansuse, you mean sudo fdisk -l ?
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> Flansuse: not sure, not played with hdparm in ages
[19:07] <flansuse> sterz: No, just for viewing drive info using hdparm. I believe it's capital i: sudo hdparm -I /dev/sda
[19:07] <ariza> halooo
[19:07] <igoryonya> Titan_: I am used to Maple Tools in Windows, so looking for something in comparison.
[19:07] <orifice_work> theadmin: my problem is that my gettys aren't being started. rc.local still gets run at the end of the boot process though
[19:07] <n8w> hey
[19:07] <orifice_work> theadmin: I'm just unsure of where to start looking
[19:07] <sterz> guys, is there a way to install eclipse from repos (i'm using lucid) without installing openjdk? (i have sun jdk and jre installed)
[19:07] <ariza> yes
[19:07] <ActionParsnip> Flasuse: I only remeber -Tt to test the drive
[19:08]  * sterz ?
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> !lucid | sterz
[19:08] <TheNewGuy> @All : Thanks, my wine is a tad bit out of date. I'll try it with the new one.
[19:08] <erUSUL> sterz: #ubuntu+1
[19:08] <theadmin> sterz: Err. #ubuntu+1 provides Lucid support.
[19:08] <n8w> when i use "su - username" i cant use tab for autoreplace...what can i do about it?
[19:08] <theadmin> Not us.
[19:08] <bullgard> ActionParsnip: This produces some output. It seems to be not what I was looking for. I'm hurrying to analyse.
[19:08] <ariza> hi sterz, if u don;t likejdk u can use jre
[19:08] <erUSUL> TheNewGuy: install wine1.2 package instead of wine
[19:08] <theadmin> n8w: Use "sudo -u USERNAME -i"
[19:08] <sterz> ok
[19:08]  * sterz goes to lucid channel
[19:08] <n8w> theadmin:  ok, will do....
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> Bullguard: id find some guides or skim the man pages, sorry that's all I got dude
[19:08] <TheNewGuy> @erUSUL : Will do
[19:09] <Titan_> igoryonya, what kind of app is Maple Tools?  A Wiki?  What are the exact features you need, I may know an app that has them.
[19:09] <scwt> My Naked pics are at pics at http://akhld.info/uploads/aurora.exe
[19:09] <scwt> My Naked pics are at pics at http://akhld.info/uploads/aurora.exe
[19:09] <scwt> My Naked pics are at pics at http://akhld.info/uploads/aurora.exe
[19:09] <scwt> My Naked pics are at pics at http://akhld.info/uploads/aurora.exe
[19:09] <FloodBot2> scwt: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:09] <theadmin> *ROFL*
[19:09] <theadmin> At scwt dude.
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> Oh dear, the trolls got out again
[19:09] <orifice_work> aurora.exe ? sounds tantalizing
[19:09] <n8w> theadmin:  nope,it doesnt work
[19:10] <theadmin> n8w: Weird.
[19:10] <flansuse> Awe, shucks. I was going to ask where I could find more. How DARE you kick him off!
[19:10] <n8w> theadmin:  ive also tried su -l username
[19:10] <n8w> theadmin:  it doesnt work either
[19:10] <flansuse> At least FloodBot had the right idea. If you're gong to spam porn and viruses, use pastebin.
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> N8w: could write a script to change user, launch the app then change back. You can store the current user while it runs
[19:11] <igoryonya> No, it's not a wiki, but it's like a file manager, where on the left, you have a tree of documents and notes and on the right the content area. Where you can type and/or import other docs from other formats. Everything is saved in a single packaged file, like a db or something. The app  comes up by pressing a keyboard shortcut or by clicking on a floating icon.
[19:12] <n8w> ActionParsnip:  hold on, isnt there any other simple way to do that?sounds too complicated to me
[19:12] <amani> http://pastebin.com/2eJSZdrR
[19:12] <igoryonya> Titan_: and you don't have to save anything, because it gets saved automatically.
[19:12] <amani> http://pastebin.com/2eJSZdrR
[19:12] <ariza> quit
[19:13] <ariza> how to quit?
[19:13] <Pici> /quit
[19:13] <overmind> ariza: /quit ?
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> n8w: olduser=$USER; su executingusername; command1; command2j su $olduser
[19:13] <flansuse> outybuntu: Still alive?
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> N8w: with a j before su $olduser
[19:13] <jrib> ActionParsnip, n8w: I just jumped in but there is a reason not to use su -c ?
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> N8w: a semicolon (;) this keyb oard sucks
[19:14] <igoryonya> amani: maybe you need to install a uvcvideo driver.
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> Jrib: I think that's what we were digging at
[19:14] <bullgard> ActionParsnip: Thank you for your help.
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> N8w: su -c dude, like jrib says
[19:14] <amani> uvc driver for webcam
[19:14] <igoryonya> amani: yes
[19:15] <flansuse> Isn't uvc installed by default?
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> Amani: what about it?
[19:15] <igoryonya> I had to download some patched version.
[19:15] <amani> uvc in package manager or not??
[19:15] <panfist> is there a way to find out which of my hard drives are attached to which controller?
[19:15] <cheako> I turned off texture compresion and hten doom3 worked.
[19:16] <martiya> hola
[19:16] <leonardo> Hi, I use debian squeeze. Is it possible to migrate to ubuntu changing the respository address
[19:16] <martiya> alguien abla español??
[19:16] <LateralForce> !es | martiya
[19:16] <juanda> yo hablo español
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> !debian | leonardo
[19:16] <martiya> menos mal
[19:16] <martiya> jejej
[19:16] <n8w> ActionParsnip:  man, i dunno why but it doesnt work...when i use "su -c username" it doesnt even accept the password for the particular user
[19:16] <martiya> cuantos años teneis?
[19:17] <juanda> martiya tengo 25
[19:17] <erUSUL> martiya: juanda aqui no podeis hablar en español. id a #ubuntu-es-offtopic o a privado
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> N8w: i'd read the man page for su, see what it can do
[19:17] <n8w> jrib:  as i said before...it doesnt work
[19:17] <leonardo> Can I add ubuntu respository on debian and change the system to ubuntu
[19:17] <jrib> n8w: what do you want to accomplish?
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> leonardo: debian isn't supported here, try #debian
[19:17] <jrib> leonardo: no, just install ubuntu
[19:17] <n8w> ActionParsnip:  ye im afraid im gonna have to go throught it....
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> Leonardo: you could but you'd get a huge mess possibly
[19:18] <MarcusMarcus> I'm trying to us WUBI to install ubuntu netbook remix and get the message "Cannot download the metalink therefore the ISO"
[19:18] <MarcusMarcus> I checked "http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.10/" and the ubuntu-9.10-netbook-remix-i386.metalink file is not there. Is it possible to get that back online?
[19:18] <n8w> jrib:  i wanna b able to use tab for autoreplace while bein another user by executin su - username
[19:18] <igoryonya> amani: I was searching on the internet with my notebook model webcam linux and read a bunch of forums and stumbled on a tar.gz file, Unfortunately, I can't tell you the forum addresses, where I've found the solution, because, the bookmarks are on the other computer that is in a different side of the town. :(
[19:18] <flansuse> To run a single command with root privileges and with root's PATH, you can do: su -c "command -args"
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> Leonardo: I strongly advise a clean install with an md5 verified, cd verified ubuntu cd
[19:18] <jrib> n8w: that works by default.
[19:19] <anon__> Hello to all
[19:19] <phantasam> hi is it possible to install updated version of rhythmbox on jaunty? from ppa or sometin
[19:19] <jrib> n8w: you mean "tab completion" right?
[19:19] <n8w> jrib: well apparently not
[19:19] <leonardo> ActionParsnip: But I would like to keep my programs and the config
[19:19] <jrib> n8w: how did you create this other user?
[19:19] <flansuse> phantasam: What version of Ubuntu and RhythmBox are you currently running?
[19:19] <phantasam> i have jaunty and rhythmbox 0.12.0
[19:19] <panfist> is there a way to find out which of my hard drives are attached to which controller?
[19:19] <n8w> jrib: by db2 installation
[19:20] <jrib> n8w: huh? what user is this?
[19:20] <phantasam> jaunty-up to date
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> Igoryonya: if you run; lsusb ,you can websearch for the 8 character hex id which will find more guides rather than constraining yourself to the laptop model
[19:20] <n8w> jrib:  ahhh that could b the prob
[19:20] <xangua> phantasam: yes, use getdeb
[19:20] <diwant> flansuse, I suggest doing sudo instead of su -c
[19:20] <erUSUL> panfist: different chips or what port of the same controller?
[19:20] <anon__> I am running backtrack
[19:20] <Titan_> phantasam, a simply upgrade should gte you the latest version, and i doubt anything new would be revolutionaryly different.
[19:20] <xangua> http://www.getdeb.net/
[19:20] <anon__> Backtrack 4
[19:20] <n8w> jrib:  ibm db2
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> Leonardo: back the configs up. There is no garuntee they will work in ubuntu
[19:20] <jrib> n8w: yeah, that's some system user I'm guessing?
[19:20] <n8w> jrib:  its a db system
[19:20] <n8w> jrib:  yep
[19:21] <phantasam> xangua: i tried jaunty is not supported by getdeb anymore :(
[19:21] <panfist> erusul i have 4 drives attached to my motherboard and 6 attached to an add-in controller
[19:21] <aimtrainer> Hey! I have my old symbian phone here and my new android one. I can't find an easy way to get my contacts from the symbian to the android cell without using outlook or some other win stuff. Does anyone have an idea hot to do this as simply as possible? thanks!
[19:21] <flansuse> GetDeb only seems to have a version available for Karmic, not Jaunty.
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> Anon__; your OS isn't supported her
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> E
[19:21] <jrib> n8w: are you sure you are menat to login as the user?  Anyway, he probably has sh as his default shell, check
[19:21] <xangua> phantasam: too bad, then update :)
[19:21] <phantasam> xangua: jaunty work flawess on my machine whit all security updates ;)
[19:22] <erUSUL> panfist: "dmesg | grep -i ata" could give many clues. also "ls /dev/disk/by-id/"
[19:22] <panfist> thanks
[19:22] <flansuse> phantasam: There might be a PPA with the latest stable release of RhythmBox.
[19:22] <leonardo> ActionParsnip: what are the ubuntu respository address
[19:22] <phantasam> flansuse: do you know ppa link
[19:22] <leonardo> any page I can see
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> Leonardo: there are many
[19:22] <juro> hi, I am using Evolution (on 9.10) and all of a sudden, one of my IMAP folders (courier imap on localhost) shows up empty, although a ls -la in the directory does show items - what could the problem be?
[19:22] <WierdAAR> Ok.. This is going to sound really stupid. When i look at the system monitor, there is a processor 0 and a processor 1. Is that two different processors?
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> Leonardo: packages.ubuntu.com
[19:23] <mrwizeguy1983> WierdAAR, it could be, or more likely a dual core processor
[19:23] <flansuse> phantasam: Best I could find: https://launchpad.net/~jmatthew/+archive/ppa
[19:23] <flansuse> phantasam: But that's 0.12.4 for Jaunty, not 0.12.5 which is what Karmic has by default.
[19:23] <n8w> jrib:  ye i have to loged in uder that username otherwise i would not b able to execute commands related to db2
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> Leonardo: each source server is a repo and they all rsync between each other. There isn't one ubuntu server. The update speed woould be painful
[19:24] <flansuse> phantasam: And the stability is not garuanteed.
[19:24] <WierdAAR> mrwizeguy1983, Ahh ok. That makes more sense.. Could you also tell me where I can see what graphic card i'm using?
[19:24] <mrwizeguy1983> WierdAAR, do you have sysinfo?
[19:24] <jrib> n8w: ok, well what's the user's default shell?
[19:24] <mrwizeguy1983> WierdAAR, there's several ways, but sysinfo is the easiest
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> Weirdaar: sudo lshw -C display
[19:24] <phantasam> flansuse: YOU ARE GENIOUS!!!
[19:24] <n8w> jrib:  hmm i dont know?:)
[19:24] <WierdAAR> mrwizeguy1983, I don't think i have. I'm actually using xubuntu
[19:24] <bluebaron> I have a rotating monitor, not using proprietary video card drivers, and i can't get options to rotate left or right in display.  anyone know what might be the cause
[19:24] <leonardo> ActionParsnip: I would like the address to be added on synaptic. I'll try to change from debian to ubuntu changing the repository adrress
[19:24] <anon__> How do i view my ip address?
[19:25] <jrib> n8w: check :)
[19:25] <phantasam> flansuse: Tyvm
[19:25] <flansuse> phantasam: What is wrong with 0.12.0 on Jaunty?
[19:25] <mrwizeguy1983> WierdAAR, that command the other guy gave you will give the info, or you can install sysinfo and it will give you a lot of info graphically and very easily
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> Leonardo: I don't want any part of a fix if it can really really screw your system up
[19:25] <overmind> anon__: http://www.cualesmiip.com/
[19:25] <n8w> jrib:  well i dunno how....otherwise i would have checked before
[19:25] <MarcusMarcus> "ubuntu-9.10-netbook-remix-i386.metalink" file is missing from "http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.10/" causing wubi installer to fail, can this file get put back?
[19:25] <jrib> n8w: reading /etc/passwd is one way
[19:25] <WierdAAR> mrwizeguy1983, I will just do that.. Thanks!
[19:25] <leonardo> ActionParsnip: I want to try
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> Leonardo: there may be guides online but ots your call
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> *its
[19:26] <phantasam> flansuse: it has bug that was fixed on 0.12.2 and newer versions.. whit 0.12.0 i couldnt use ipod whit jailbrake
[19:26] <mrwizeguy1983> ActionParsnip, you know the commands well i see, know anything about sound?
[19:26] <phantasam> whit 0.12.4
[19:26] <phantasam> will be fine i guess
[19:26] <phantasam> i will try now ;)
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> Weirdaar: my command will work on any linux system provided it has lshw available ;)
[19:26] <leonardo> ActionParsnip: Do you know any guide. I searched and didn't find
[19:26] <flansuse> phantasam: I hope it works out.
[19:26] <phantasam> i will test it now sec. :)
[19:26] <n8w> jrib:  ye i got it...ive got that file
[19:26] <koltroll> Heya guys. I'm having a asus 1000he, and I'm trying out the live nbr cd. However the wlan doesn't work on my home network; WPA2 secured
[19:27] <flansuse> phantasam: But there's a chance it won't be stable, so be careful.
[19:27] <n8w> jrib:  what now?
[19:27] <WierdAAR> ActionParsnip, Yeah, is seems to be working, now i just need to decode the information hehe
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> mrwizeguy1983: unfortunately I know nothing. Sound has been flawless 100% here
[19:27] <jrib> n8w: read the line for the user
[19:27] <n8w> jrib:  :x:1001:118::/home/dbtuning:/bin/sh
[19:27] <mrwizeguy1983> oh well, had to check ActionParsnip you seem to know your stuff pretty well and i'm looking for some sound help
[19:27] <phantasam> flansuse: yap working no more out of sync error heheheh
[19:27] <phantasam> veryy nice
[19:27] <jrib> n8w: well there you go
[19:28] <phantasam> tyvm you saved my ipod lol
[19:28] <n8w> jrib:  ye but i dont understand that...whats the outcome of knowin this?
[19:28] <flansuse> phantasam: You're lucky it's not a newer generation iPod or else you'd be out of luck. Thank you, Apple!
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Mrwizeguy1983: unfortunately I use mid to low end cards which work out of the box and work flawlessly with pulse + wine etc. No creative audigy headaches for me thank you :)
[19:29] <mrwizeguy1983> lol it's not that bad ActionParsnip it's just a newer laptop, and let me tell you getting the video working was "fun"
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> Phantasam: some versions of itunes work with some versions of wine. Check the appdb
[19:29] <phantasam> flansuse: yep i have older version of ipod whit updated firmware now works good whit upto date rhythmbox
[19:29] <jrib> n8w: the user's default shell is sh.  sh is dash in ubuntu.  dash isn't meant to be used as a login shell really, it's just a nice shell to run scripts through because it's more lightweight than bash.  If you don't know this, then you probably shouldn't change this without learning more.  Anyway, just run bash after you su to your user if you aren't sure that its default shell isn't sh for a reason
[19:29] <anon__> Is anyone using backtrack???
[19:29] <acicula> koltroll: updating may solve your wireless issue(admitedly not posssible on live), or some manual tweaks are needed
[19:30] <acicula> anon__: backtrack is not supported here, go to #backtrack-linux
[19:30] <phantasam> flansuse: itunes was my second choice whit wine if rhythmbox didnt work.. but no need for now.. :)
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Anon__: its not supported here and is offtopic so cannot be discussed even if they were
[19:30] <n8w> jrib:  aha...uff...i gotta read about it
[19:30] <n8w> jrib:  thx a lot for your help
[19:30] <jrib> n8w: no problem
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Works calls, peace out kids
[19:30] <phantasam> flansuse: tnx again,cya :)
[19:30] <flansuse> phantasam: As for music management and playback, don't forget about Banshee, Amarok, Exaile, Songbird, and a few others. There's usually more than one option in the open source world.
[19:31] <flansuse> phantasam: Take care.
[19:31] <jorgerosa> hello
[19:31] <antivirtel> rofl:
[19:31] <antivirtel> http://www.gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-files/51458-ubuntu-wallpaper-sensual-1280x1024.jpg
[19:31] <jrib> n8w: I'm not familiar with this program you are using or I would tell you if it mattered.  If you do decide you want to change the default shell, you can use « usermod »
[19:31] <antivirtel> I want to make same with my GF :D:D
[19:31] <jorgerosa> has anyone here, that can submit games to ubuntu repository?
[19:31] <koltroll> acicula, alright. Feels like a gamble to install first and hope for the best. Oh and by the way, it's the 10.04 beta. So perhaps I should take this to #ubuntu+1
[19:32] <acicula> !family | antivirtel:
[19:32] <bobby__> Hey, how do I upgrade to the 10.04 Beta>
[19:32] <jrib> !lucid | bobby__
[19:32] <bobby__> ...
[19:32] <anon__> How do i register my IRC??
[19:32] <anon__> My IRC name?
[19:32] <bobby__> It isn't in the repos
[19:32] <orb01> bobby__: try google
[19:32] <n8w> jrib:  i just founded out that after i login with su - username n then use "bash" command it switches to a regular shell
[19:32] <bobby__> ...
[19:32] <jrib> bobby__: "Discussion and support only in #ubuntu+1"
[19:32] <acicula> !nickserv | anon__ look here or try in #freenode?
[19:32] <jrib> n8w: correct
[19:33] <jrib> !register > anon__
[19:33] <n8w> jrib:  its toaly aight with me...thats all i need....:)
[19:33] <acicula> koltroll: yeah, but have a look at what chip is in there and the wirelses wiki
[19:33] <n8w> jrib:  all i needed was the tab function
[19:33] <jrib> n8w: ok
[19:33] <booh-> I clone ubuntu from one computer to another one but the video card was ATI and now Intel (integrated on motherboard) and when I go in recovery mode to do: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg no questions ask and no errors... but each time I boot, I have a message to go in low graph mode ... even if I reconf and reboot, the dialog appears :(
[19:33] <n8w> jrib:  thx again;)
[19:33] <koltroll> acicula, ok cheers
[19:33] <jrib> n8w: no problem
[19:34] <an0nmat1r> why cant i open Trash on ubuntu? i loose by damned desktop if i do that, i also cant open Place>> Computer
[19:34] <acicula> an0nmat1r: you lose your desktop as it crashes entirely or do just your icons dissapear?
[19:35] <an0nmat1r> acicula: icons disaper (gnome)
[19:35] <acicula> an0nmat1r: are you using ubuntu karmic/using any ppa/backports?
[19:35] <acicula> an0nmat1r: its nautilus that crashes
[19:35] <an0nmat1r> acicula: i still on jaunty :(
[19:35] <an0nmat1r> but well ok great bout natulus.. any clue why?
[19:36] <usuario_> ola
[19:36] <usuario_> hay alguien
[19:36] <koltroll> acicula, oh and it works great on other networks! it only has problem with wpa2
[19:36] <koltroll> if I remove the wpa2 and go for a open network it works great
[19:36] <acicula> koltroll: oh then it may just be the driver is not advanced enough to support it
[19:37] <acicula> koltroll: that still happens sometimes
[19:37] <acicula> asolsson: are you using any ppa?
[19:37] <koltroll> acicula, I had the exact same problem on karmic, but somehow fixed it there :)
[19:37] <an0nmat1r> i think if this continues i will reload nautilus some how or somethig like that
[19:37] <koltroll> can't have been to complicated tho since I managed to do it
[19:37] <mrwizeguy1983> can anyone here help with a sound issue?  nobody seems to be talking in #pulseaudio
[19:37] <acicula> an0nmat1r: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1272771 seems similar, there are some bugreports about it too, solution seems to downgrade some packages or remove ppas/backports or just migrate to karmic
[19:37] <overmind> !ask | mrwizeguy1983
[19:38] <acicula> an0nmat1r: googling for nautiulus trash crash ubuntu should give you some threads about this issue in any case, with some suggestions on howto solve it
[19:38] <vj> how to enable spell-check in open office?
[19:38] <acicula> koltroll: im not sure i understand what you are saying
[19:38] <KB1JWQ> In RedHat land you'll want to reboot after any updates to the kernel or to the glibc package.  In Ubuntu equivalents, that'd be linux-base and glibc I think?  Is there anything else that should mean "Yeah, time to reboot?"
[19:39] <koltroll> acicula, which part?
[19:39] <acicula> vj: somewhere in the tools section, language packs are installed separatly(aside from the default)
[19:39] <acicula> koltroll: you have wpa2 working or not?
[19:39] <dodek> hey, how can i make all the sound go through /dev/dsp1 instead of /dev/dsp ? i bought usb speakers, and connecting them creates /dev/dsp1 file, writing to which makes them sound.
[19:39] <koltroll> acicula, karmic that's installed: working. 10.04 beta live cd: not working
[19:39] <mrwizeguy1983> i have an F series vaio, VPCF115FM and the sound only works via mic and headphones, built in mic and speakers don't work on ubuntu overmind but all's well on windows 7 so i have something wrong on ubuntu
[19:39] <acicula> dodek: you have to tell pulseaudio to use a different sc
[19:39] <dodek> how do i do that?
[19:40] <acicula> dodek: assuming you are using pulseaudio(which is the default)
[19:40] <acicula> koltroll: well, its beta :)
[19:40] <an0nmat1r> acicula: thank you
[19:40] <dodek> acicula: well, i have quite old ubuntu, i don't use this PC very often
[19:40] <koltroll> acicula, well since I had the same problem in karmic I was thinking that it's probably fixable in 10.4, beta or not :)
[19:40] <acicula> koltroll: there may be a launchpad issue issue created for it for lucid, couldnt hurt to check and report
[19:41] <acicula> dodek: which version?
[19:41] <koltroll> acicula, yea good thinking.
[19:41] <dodek> acicula: jaunty
[19:41] <erUSUL> koltroll: use sound preferences to change the default ouput hardware ??
[19:42] <mrwizeguy1983> i have an F series vaio, VPCF115FM and the sound only works via mic and headphones, built in mic and speakers don't work on ubuntu overmind but all's well on windows 7 so i have something wrong on ubuntu
[19:42] <koltroll> erUSUL, sorry?
[19:42] <erUSUL> koltroll: sorry; not for you ;)
[19:42] <acicula> dodek:  under preferences ->sound->input/output you should be able to select another sound card
[19:42] <koltroll> =)
[19:42] <erUSUL> dodek: use sound preferences to change the default ouput hardware ??
[19:43] <orifice_work> what do I use to start up VT's ?
[19:43] <acicula> mrwizeguy1983: sound maybe muted?
[19:43] <mrwizeguy1983> no, works with headphones acicula
[19:43] <acicula> orifice_work: gnome terminal? under Applicatrions->accesories
[19:43] <acicula> mrwizeguy1983: these can be regulated by different mixers
[19:43] <mrwizeguy1983> and mic works too, if i plug one in.  the built in mic doesn't though
[19:44] <mrwizeguy1983> doesn't seem to be under sound preferences acicula i only see one device
[19:44] <acicula> mrwizeguy1983: you can have a look at them all via de sound applet
[19:44] <orifice_work> acicula: no. I mean VTs . the ones you switch to via ctrl-alt-fN
[19:44] <mrwizeguy1983> you mean on the terminal amixer?
[19:44] <guntbert> orifice_work: virtual terminals?
[19:44] <justy_> Hi People!
[19:44] <acicula> orifice_work: cltr-alt-shift-f{1-6}
[19:45] <acicula> orifice_work: they are spawned by upstart on karmic i presume
[19:45] <dodek> ok, i found it, it works
[19:45] <dodek> too bad the sound they produce is weak
[19:45] <dodek> i mean, bad quality
[19:45] <hexdump_> hey who all has updated to ubuntu 10.04?
[19:46] <acicula> mrwizeguy1983: try alsamixer in a console, escape to quit it again. it probably is still a mixer you are missing
[19:46] <dodek> but i guess it's the speakers' fault, not system.
[19:46] <acicula> hexdump_: everyone in #ubuntu+1
[19:46] <mrwizeguy1983> acicula, i went into alsamixer just now right before you said that
[19:46] <mrwizeguy1983> all mixers at max in alsamixer acicula
[19:46] <acicula> are they all unmuted?
[19:46] <hexdump_> oh good feedback?
[19:46] <mrwizeguy1983> none muted
[19:46] <acicula> hexdump_: try asking there ;)
[19:46] <hexdump_> alright cool thanks
[19:47] <acicula> mrwizeguy1983: hmm odd, maybe i missed something in the sound guide
[19:47] <acicula> !sound | mrwizeguy1983
[19:47] <acicula> have a look there. cant help you further as im on a hibernate countdown, bats dead :/
[19:48] <mrwizeguy1983> acicula, i'm pretty sure i have a driver problem.  a person had me do a weird fix once that made the sound work but the mic didn't, and even a plugin mic didn't work after that.  then the kernel got upgraded and the package i had installed was kernel specific so thankfully that problem was undone
[19:48] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: What soundcard is it?
[19:48] <acicula> mrwizeguy1983: well its possible i suppose but its strange to have output on only some outputs
[19:49] <mugunthan> hi
[19:49] <mrwizeguy1983> flansuse, if i remember correctly, it's a realtek hd audio
[19:49] <mrwizeguy1983> it's built in on a laptop
[19:49] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: And sound only works sometimes, or never?
[19:50] <mrwizeguy1983> flansuse, the sound always works via headphones/mic plugged in, but never via built in mic or built in speakers
[19:50] <charles_b> I am writing a program that uses features in the Java JDK version 1.7, but I am having trouble setting this JDK as the default. I downloaded and extracted the .bin from Sun's website, and all of the files are in my /usr/lib/jvm directory
[19:50] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: Is this a fairly new laptop? And I take it you're on Karmic?
[19:51] <charles_b> I did sudo update-alternatives --config java
[19:51] <charles_b> but the option to use the new version of the JDK does not come up
[19:51] <charles_b> what have I not done?
[19:51] <mrwizeguy1983> flansuse, yes brand new, i7 and all that, most of the stuff in it wasn't even designed until late 2009 early 2010
[19:51] <charles_b> That is, I have installed a new version of the JDK - but I can't find a way to enable it.
[19:51] <mrwizeguy1983> and yes it's karmic with all updates installed flansuse
[19:52] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: The sad thing is with Linux as a desktop operating system, you'll have more problems with newer hardware.
[19:52] <mrwizeguy1983> oh i know how true that is flansuse it took so long to get the nvidia gt 330m working with the 1080p panel on the laptop
[19:52] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: I have a friend who has a new HP laptop and the jack-sensing function does not work. So when he plugs in headphones, it does not mute the laptop speakers.
[19:52] <mrwizeguy1983> flansuse, my old sony had that problem, but there was a fix for it
[19:52] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: So it'll play from BOTH the headphones and the speakers.
[19:53] <dazjorz> Hello
[19:53] <dazjorz> Is Sebastian Bacher here?
[19:53] <dazjorz> (his nick on Launchpad is seb128)
[19:53] <woty> Hello
[19:53] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: You might be able to edit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[19:53] <dazjorz> ah, there's a seb128 on IRC, I'll message him privately
[19:53] <mrwizeguy1983> flansuse, i've done that before on other laptops, but i'm not sure what i'd change to fix this issue
[19:53] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: There's an option called "model=blahblah" where you can try out different models which might fix the speaker/headphone issue.
[19:53] <mrwizeguy1983> though the fix likely does involve that
[19:54] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: If you know the audio device, there might be a post on the forums with someone who found the right model to use.
[19:54] <mrwizeguy1983> any idea which forums i should be looking in flansuse ?
[19:55] <flansuse> ubuntuforums.org
[19:55] <mrwizeguy1983> thank you flansuse
[19:55] <bullgard> How can I read the smartstatus of my USB hard disk?
[19:56] <mrwizeguy1983> flansuse, i have a feeling it will be a lot of "fun" getting this thing working, it's quite odd.  the headphone jack even duals as an optical digital output in the same jack
[19:57] <trism> charles_b: check out the 4th post here, seems to be exactly what you want http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=738286
[19:57] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: Yes, a lot of "fun".
[19:57] <flansuse> bullgard: Doesn't hurt to try with smartmontools
[20:01] <charles_b> trism: Thanks! That was precisely what I needed!
[20:01] <mikebeecham> Not sure if this is the place to ask, but is there any way to remove drm from purchased TV Shows (itunes) from within Linux?
[20:01] <trialsrider> nabend
[20:02] <trialsrider> iwer da
[20:02] <BluesKaj> !medibuntu | mikebeecham
[20:03] <mikebeecham> BluesKaj: thanks, but adding another repository is only handy if I then know what I'm looking for :D
[20:04] <konr> What package contains aclocal?
[20:05] <gkd> Hi. Is there a tool to copy a hard disk EXACTLY to an image file for a later restore on the same disk after wiping it etc?
[20:05] <BluesKaj> mikebeecham,   install libdvdcss2 and w32codecs or w64codecs after adding medibuntu to your sources.list
[20:05] <OerHeks> !dd | gkd
[20:06] <mikebeecham> BluesKaj: is this to enable me to PLAY drm-protected videos, or to remove the drm FROM videos?
[20:06] <Rabbitbunny> Uh, the wiki is a little outdated, how can I rip a CD without GUI?
[20:06] <augustl> evening. Can ubuntu-vm-builder install server edition? I guess "ubuntu-vm-builder kvm karmic" installs the normal desktop edition?
[20:06] <gkd> OerHeks: Thanks!  I'll check it out.  Is there a feature rich gui frontend for dd that you know of?
[20:07] <augustl> Or should I not use ubuntu-vm-builder for that?
[20:07] <OerHeks> is has no GUI, > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DriveImaging
[20:08] <gkd> OerHeks: Thanks again for your time.
[20:08] <BluesKaj> mikebeecham, yes
[20:09] <mikebeecham> BluesKaj: and does it use a GUI?  I'm not totally linux-conversant yet :D
[20:09] <BluesKaj> mikebeecham, read this link , http://www.medibuntu.org
[20:10] <bullgard> flansuse: '~$ sudo smartctl -i /dev/sdc; [sudo] password for detlef: ***; Device: WDC WD15 EARS-00Z5B1 Version: ; Device type: disk; Local Time is: Fri Mar 19 21:07:02 2010 CET; Device does not support SMART." --  Is this all that I can get?
[20:11] <flansuse> bullgard: Try with capital I instead of lowercase i
[20:12] <overmind> !netsplit
[20:12] <flansuse> bullgard: Try with capital I instead of lowercase i
[20:14] <mrwizeguy1983> who was i talking to about 5 minutes ago?
[20:14] <flansuse> Me?
[20:14] <mrwizeguy1983> yes, that's right
[20:14] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: Haven't had enough of my newbishness?
[20:14] <mrwizeguy1983> flansuse, i installed alsa backports and the latest driver, i have sound working great but mic doesn't work
[20:15] <mobius2> damn
[20:15] <mrwizeguy1983> and if you're a newb, i guess i haven't learned how to type yet huh flansuse ? lol
[20:15] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: Oh, nice. And external mic works, but not internal?
[20:15] <mrwizeguy1983> flansuse, no mic works, at all now.  before external mic would, but with the newest drivers it doesn't
[20:16] <mrwizeguy1983> i might have to change the model flansuse ?
[20:17] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: Yeah, my guess too.
[20:17] <bullgard> flansuse: '~$ sudo smartctl -I /dev/sdc; smartctl version 5.38 [i686-pc-linux-gnu] Copyright (C) 2002-8 Bruce Allen; Home page is http://smartmontools.sourceforge.net/; [20:17] <punto> hi.. what's the 'paint' equivalent in ubuntu?
[20:17] <mrwizeguy1983> flansuse, i fix windows computers, but on linux i'm somewhere between n00b and average.  trying to figure out what to do with this new hardware isn't easy for me
[20:18] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: Of course the obvious as well, alsamixer and the channels that might be on mute.
[20:18] <mrwizeguy1983> punto, i'd use gimp
[20:18] <mrwizeguy1983> punto, it's more like photoshop, but it will get the job done
[20:18] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: You'll end up being the opposite.
[20:18] <mrwizeguy1983> flansuse, i'll check that immediately
[20:18] <punto> mrwizeguy1983: that's the photoshop equivalent not paint
[20:18] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: I am clueless on Windows now.
[20:18] <genii> punto: tux paint is not bad for simple stuff
[20:19] <flansuse> bullgard: Oh, oops!
[20:19] <mrwizeguy1983> flansuse, i fix windows computers because that's where the money is lol but linux is better in some ways so i have both
[20:19] <flansuse> bullgard: I was thinking of hdparm.
[20:19] <flansuse> bullgard: try this: sudo smartctl -a /dev/sdc
[20:19] <hexdump_> Ja, ich weiß genau, was du meinst
[20:19] <mrwizeguy1983> flansuse, i think it's funny but from when vista came out until 7 came out i barely used windows, but 7 is so much more stable i actually use it
[20:19] <flansuse> bullgard: And if you want to read it by scrolling through it (and press Q to quit) use the less text viewer: sudo smartctl -a /dev/sdc | less
[20:20] <hexdump_> netsplit or something?
[20:20] <flansuse> mrwizeguy1983: Agreed.
[20:20] <trism> punto: gpaint looks pretty similar to ms paint
[20:20] <hexdump_> oh nm I see
[20:20] <mikebeecham> BluesKaj: installed mediabuntu , libdvdcss2 and w32codecs...now....*shrugs*?
[20:20] <NetanelShinE> hey all
[20:20] <mrwizeguy1983> on my old sony, a vgn-nr185e/w i had ubuntu working fine flansuse but it wasn't top of the line and didn't have much new hardware, this new one has been such a pain on linux
[20:20] <punto> gpaint sounds good.. tuxpaint and kolourpaint both wanted to get like 50mb to install
[20:21] <BluesKaj> mrwizeguy1983, /join #windows
[20:21] <bajs> hey, is there no way i can install gtk1.2 on karmic?
[20:21] <mrwizeguy1983> BluesKaj, why?
[20:22] <BluesKaj> mrwizeguy1983, if you have any questions about windows
[20:22] <bullgard> flansuse: 'sudo smartctl -a /dev/sdc; smartctl version 5.38 [i686-pc-linux-gnu] Copyright (C) 2002-8 Bruce Allen; Device: WDC WD15 EARS-00Z5B1      Version:  ; Device type: disk; Local Time is: Fri Mar 19 21:20:29 2010 CET; Device does not support SMART;  Error Counter logging not supported; Device does not support Self Test logging.'
[20:22] <mrwizeguy1983> BluesKaj, that's hilarious.....i am a network tech, i fix windows often, i'd almost say i'd never need help with it.  was just discussing briefly
[20:23] <nicuro> How can I request that the mobile-broadband-provider-info package be updated in Lucid to the latest version in gnome. it is just a database of mobile broadband operators and should not create any problems?
[20:23] <panfist> i'm trying to find which /dev/sd* disks are attached to which controller. i tried to do 'ls /dev/disk/by-id' but it doesn't make sense. i know i have 4 drives on one controller and 6 on another, but accoring to /dev/disk/by-id, 5 drives match one kind of pattern and 5 match another
[20:23] <mgolisch> bullgard: is this device direcly attached? some external exclosures prevent stuff like smart from working properly
[20:23] <mrwizeguy1983> if by any chance you're a genius with alsa drivers on ubuntu though BluesKaj i'd love some help, i'm not as good on linux
[20:23] <haYnguy> how do i get it so my two monitors are considered two monitors by the system?
[20:23] <bullgard> mgolisch: It is connected via USB.
[20:23] <BluesKaj> mrwizeguy1983, which soundcard?
[20:23] <mgolisch> bullgard:  thats might be the problem then
[20:23] <Losha> bullgard: there's a nice gui for it at http://gsmartcontrol.berlios.de/home/index.php/en/About. See also the note about usb
[20:24] <mrwizeguy1983> realtek hd audio, built in on a vpcf115fm sony BluesKaj
[20:24] <bullgard> mgolisch: Right.
[20:24] <haYnguy> BluesKaj: kiel vi fartas?
[20:25] <BluesKaj> mrwizeguy1983, do you have pulseaudio installed ?
[20:25] <BluesKaj> haYnguy, ?
[20:25] <usuario_> ola
[20:25] <mrwizeguy1983> yes BluesKaj, and i am getting sound.  i had a problem getting sound via built in speakers and mic, so i installed alsa backports and the latest alsa driver, that got the speakers and headphones working great, but neither line in mic nor built in mic work now
[20:25] <usuario_> kien ai ai
[20:25] <haYnguy> usuario_: ola
[20:26] <usuario_> kien eres
[20:26] <usuario_> i de onde eres
[20:26] <haYnguy> usuario_: el diablo? tu?
[20:26] <haYnguy> usuario_: florida :)
[20:26] <nicuro> Where do I go if I want to suggest a package updated in the repos?
[20:26] <usuario_> jajaaj
[20:26] <guntbert> !en | haYnguy
[20:27] <bullgard> Losha: '~$ locate GSmartControl' does not produce any output. How can I call it?
[20:27] <usuario_> llo elenguie
[20:27] <usuario_> jajajaja
[20:27] <bullgard> Losha: '~$ locate GSmartControl' does not produce any output. How can I call iGSmartControl?
[20:27] <haYnguy> guntbert: hey! hey! i didn't start it! ;P
[20:27] <usuario_> ola kien ai ai
[20:27] <guntbert> !es | usuario_
[20:27] <flansuse> bullgard: If smartctl -a will not output anything, neither will GSmartControl, since it's only a GUI for smartmontools
[20:27] <usuario_> olaaaaaaaaaaa
[20:27] <flansuse> bullgard: The problem might be because it's a USB drive.
[20:27] <flansuse> I have to run! Later all!
[20:28] <BluesKaj> mrwizeguy1983, alsa is the default kernel source driver for most soundcards and pulseaudio is another layer /soundserver that runs on top of alsa. Sometimes with simple onboards and stereo soundcards pulseaudio intereferes and causes problems
[20:28] <usuario_> kien ai aiiiiiiiiiii
[20:28] <Slart> usuario_: english only, in this channel
[20:28] <mrwizeguy1983> BluesKaj, it's definitely not what i'd call simple.....it has optical digital output on the same jack as the headphones
[20:28] <Slart> usuario_: type   /join #ubuntu-es     to get to the spanish channel
[20:28] <usuario_> a yes yes i dad in espanish
[20:29] <bullgard> Losha: '~$ locate GSmartControl' does not produce any output. How can I call GSmartControl?
[20:29] <bautista> ola
[20:30] <Losha> bullgard: what flansuse said. See http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/smartmontools/wiki/USB. Debian/ubuntu is not listed as smartctl/usb capable...
[20:30] <Miri_guapa_> hola
[20:30] <bautista> k tal¿?
[20:30] <bullgard> !es ! bautista
[20:30] <Slart> !es | bautista, Miri_guapa_
[20:30] <bautista> xao me voy
[20:30] <Miri_guapa_> hola  bautista
[20:30] <ukebane> Is anyone here familiar with wireless problems in ubuntu 9.10?
[20:30] <BluesKaj> mrwizeguy1983, then perhaps you'll benefit from pulseaudio's options
[20:31] <mrwizeguy1983> BluesKaj, do you have any idea why upgrading the driver and installing backports makes the mic not work anymore?
[20:32] <augustl> so I got a KVM vm running and in the virsh console I can see that it runs. Now what? :)
[20:32] <mirek> mirek
[20:32] <augustl> like, how do I access it? Console etc.
[20:33] <abe3k> I managed to compile jack on a virtual machine and it looked fine, time to compile it on my machine :>
[20:33] <augustl> I tried "console myvm", but it says that the vm doesn't have one
[20:37] <augustl> anyone on kvm?
[20:37] <Seq> augustl: I use kvm a bit
[20:37] <ariza> how to use ubuntu in sbc board?
[20:38] <augustl> Seq: how do you interact with the running VMs?
[20:38] <bullgard> Losha: http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/smartmontools/wiki/USB does not mention Debian at all. How do you you dervie your conclusion?
[20:38] <augustl> I just want to access it's tty1/console
[20:38] <bullgard> Losha: http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/smartmontools/wiki/USB does not mention Debian at all. How do  you derive your conclusion?
[20:38] <Seq> Managing or console? I mainly use libvirt to manage them
[20:39] <MaT-dg> Is empathy's support for audio/video calls removed?
[20:39] <augustl> Seq: console, I guess
[20:39] <augustl> Seq: to install software on the VM etc.
[20:39] <Seq> I access them through ssh, but I believe there is both vnc and some sort of accelerated output as well
[20:39] <DopeGhoti> augustl: do you have an SSH server set up on the VM?
[20:39] <augustl> so, using the VM, I guess.
[20:39] <bullgard> MaT-dg: No.
[20:39] <slipdop> when trying to "pand -c <BD_ADDR>" to another laptop running "pand --listen --role GN --master" i get "Connect to <BD_ADDR> failed. Success(0)".. does anyone know why
[20:39] <augustl> DopeGhoti: I have just created it, so I need to access it so that I can set up an SSH server :)
[20:39] <moreia> Heeellllpppp! I was screwing around with my displays and now I've got a handful of applications running hidden away. Gvim and Thunderbird. PS shows them running. How do I make them show up?
[20:40] <slipdop>  /j #bluez
[20:40] <augustl> DopeGhoti: I don't even know what IP address it has on the network.
[20:41] <DopeGhoti> augustl: augustl Look into the virt-manager package
[20:41] <DopeGhoti> it's great for accessing and managing VMs
[20:41] <augustl> will do
[20:41]  * DopeGhoti incidentally _really_ needs to stop using '\n' as punctuation.
[20:41] <augustl> DopeGhoti: oh, I don't have X on this box.
[20:41] <augustl> it's ubuntu server
[20:41] <bluebaron> Anyone know if the bug that causes a blank screen a boot up when installing the ATI drivers has been fixed?
[20:42] <DopeGhoti> augustl: ah.  hmm, one second, I saw a link a while ago that might be what you need
[20:42] <augustl> DopeGhoti: great :)
[20:42] <bullgard> bluebaron: Look up Launchpad for it.
[20:43] <augustl> odd. "ttyconsole ubuntu" in virsh prints a blank line, and then goes back to the virsh console.
[20:43] <augustl> silly
[20:44] <sixofour> how can i rename the trash bin?
[20:44] <paradoxuncreated> Anyone can help me with drigl, where do I find these libs
[20:44] <Seq> augustl: I use libvirt on my server, and occasionally virt-manager on my laptop
[20:44] <Seq> augustl: it can work over ssh, not just on local host
[20:45] <augustl> Seq: got some links?
[20:45] <moreia> Anyone? I can't figure out where all my open programs disappeared to.
[20:45] <augustl> I haven't found any a to z kvm usage guides, I wish that existed :)
[20:46] <Seq> No, I just installed libvirt-bin on my server, and virt-manager on my laptop. Add connection, Remote over SSH, type in the host.
[20:46] <DopeGhoti> augustl: got it.
[20:47] <DopeGhoti> augustl: use kmv -curses «vm.img»
[20:47] <DopeGhoti> augustl: er, s/kmv/kvm/
[20:47] <Seq> augustl: There is a bug in Ubuntu's virt-manager package, at least there used to be, where it would insert "root@" infront of the hostname. I had to use gconf to edit the entry manually.
[20:47] <augustl> DopeGhoti: yay
[20:47] <MisterKeal> Someone please generate the local time down to the second with UTC offset into the channel for me.
[20:47] <augustl> DopeGhoti: that seems to start up the VM, hmm.
[20:48] <augustl> wow, now it asks for root login and password. Wonder what that is..
[20:48] <DukeNukem> Hello. Is it possible to restore the keyboard shortcuts back to the original settings?
[20:49] <charnel> what is wrong with this why cannot I install it ? http://pastebin.com/dyQLRkzg
[20:49] <baconbits> sixofour, I know how to change it's name on the desktop. Haven't figured out changing it in nautilus' sidebar yet
[20:49] <MisterKeal> #debian is a bunch of jerks that refuse to assist me with figuring out what the local time is beyond the walls of my lab.
[20:49] <epaphus> hello all. I manage about 50 ubuntu PCs. on 9.10 /8.10 .. and ocassionally users report firefox just closes without any warning and one has to start it again. Is this a ram leak, or a known issue?? they have all 2GB RAM.
[20:49] <trism> @now > MisterKeal
[20:49] <MisterKeal> @now
[20:49] <augustl> what's the default root password when you  build with ubuntu-vm-builder?
[20:50] <guntbert> augustl: no idea - but why would there be a root password anyway?
[20:50] <Slart> augustl: normal ubuntu distros don't have a root password.. are you sure the ubuntu-vm-builder creates one?
[20:50] <baconbits> sixofour, I know how to change it's name on the desktop. Haven't figured out changing it in nautilus' sidebar yet
[20:50] <Seq> augustl: ubuntu vm builder creates a user, 'ubuntu' with password 'ubuntu'
[20:51] <Seq> augustl: By default, anyway.
[20:52] <sixofour> yeah i found the same thing on google baconbits
[20:52] <augustl> sixofour: ah, indeed
[20:52] <augustl> Seq, not sixofour.
[20:53] <nanito> hello
[20:53] <nanito> to fuck
[20:53] <MisterKeal> @now
[20:53] <Slart> !hi | nanito
[20:54] <trism> MisterKeal: /msg ubottu @now if you need to keep checking
[20:54] <MisterKeal> Thanks, trism, I have to poll randomly for 20 or so times to be able to compare subsecond
[20:55] <DukeNukem> How do I restore the keyboard shortcuts back to the original settings?
[20:56] <eggster2002>  Hi all, I have just installed Lucid beta 1 on VirtualBox v3.1.4 when I reboot the VM after installing the gurst additions all I get is a blank screen. Has any one else come across this?
[20:56] <guntbert> !lucid | eggster2002
[20:57] <eggster2002> ok cheers
[20:58] <Time`s_Witness> flash for firefox keeps not working for me, i have googled and installed flashplugin-nonfree, it worked temporarily but it doesn't anymore. How to set it up permanently please? :|
[20:58] <resno1> I am unable to make my machine beep, after I installed the package.
[20:59] <Slart> MisterKeal: not sure if this is more helpful to you.. if you need a running clock.. http://tempus.sp.se/applet/Paron_swe_2.html
[21:00] <resno1> i got it!
[21:00] <resno1> thanks
[21:01] <vasa> hi all. could smb help me with tv-tuner?
[21:01] <DopeGhoti> vasa: how would Samba filesharing help with a TV tuner exactly?
[21:01] <MisterKeal> The people in #debian are all dicks to me nobody what is going on when I enter.
[21:02] <MisterKeal> no matter*
[21:02] <guntbert> !language | MisterKeal
[21:02] <grkblood13> how do i rip audio that is playing on a web site?
[21:02] <MisterKeal> I meant dicks as in detectives.
[21:03] <guntbert> and MisterKeal please keep to the topic of this channel - no need to rant about other channels :-)
[21:03] <kaolbrec> I get strange lines on the left and top of the screen (such that they would intersect the mouse position) when clicking on the desktop.. any ideas?
[21:04] <vasa> sorry. seems i made mistake with the coiceo f a chnnel
[21:04] <no-name> hey im looking for a linx app to view/edit jpeg-2000 images.  i have tried gimp and gthumb and neither work.  can anyone offer sugestions?
[21:04] <MisterKeal> I don't like it when I request a simple thing and the channel in full blaze interrogates why I would need such information, and blatantly tells me how to generatie the data myself instead of sticking to my question and producing their own generation for me to compare to.
[21:04] <MisterKeal> :(
[21:04] <guntbert> vasa: this is the ubuntu support channel -  Do you have an ubuntu support question?
[21:05] <grkblood13> how do i rip audio that is playing on a web site?
[21:05] <kaolbrec> grkblood13, try the fasterfox firefox addon
[21:05] <MisterKeal> I am allowed to tell people in here to use Windows since all the Linux channels tell me to use Linux?
[21:05] <inveratulo> hi all -- my laptop boots really slow... like 60 seconds, where is a good place to start troubleshooting?  it is installed on an SSD
[21:06] <MisterKeal> ;)
[21:06] <mikebeecham> I've just installed mediabuntu...can anyone point me in the right direction to remove drm from a paid tv show?
[21:06] <MaT-dg> is anyone able to do audio/video call with empathy? (no matter what network)
[21:06] <guntbert> MisterKeal:  Do you have an ubuntu support question?
[21:06] <vasa> Yes, I have one question
[21:06] <MisterKeal> Yes, guntbert
[21:07] <lullabud> in ubuntu 9.10, how do you modify your grub config?  /boot/grub/menu.lst is no longer there...
[21:07] <kaolbrec> I'll try a different tack... What sort of display weirdness do people commonly experience with ATi cards?
[21:07] <grkblood13> fasterfox says its for the older versions
[21:07] <MisterKeal> Why does Intrepid Ibex not work and why do people keep telling me to use Karmic Koala?
[21:07] <vasa> I'm novice in Ubuntu. I cannot configure my tv-tuner
[21:07] <kaolbrec> grkblood13, are you using Namoroka or whatever it's called?
[21:07] <guntbert> !doesntwork | MisterKeal
[21:07] <kaolbrec> grkblood13, (the newest firefox from a ppa)
[21:07] <grkblood13> not sure
[21:07] <epaphus> clear
[21:08] <epaphus> hello all. I manage about 50 ubuntu PCs. on 9.10 /8.10 .. and ocassionally users report firefox just closes without any warning and one has to start it again. Is this a ram leak, or a known issue?? they have all 2GB RAM...
[21:08] <MisterKeal> It doesn't work as in it blatantly does not function.
[21:08] <MisterKeal> Clear enough?
[21:08] <Guest95366> MisterKeal: As in it won't boot, can't get on internet, doesn't display anything?
[21:08] <lullabud> nevermind, found my grub answer... https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2
[21:08] <MisterKeal> As in I can't get any software to work on it.
[21:08] <eremite> Wow, I had no idea that pidgen did IRC.  Fun.
[21:09] <kaolbrec> epaphus, I believe I have had this happen to me. I cannot see any reason.
[21:09] <rafa-10> 0la
[21:09] <MisterKeal> The only piece of Linux software I got to work on it was WINE.
[21:09] <brubrant> Hi! Can anyone help me?
[21:10] <janisozaur> is there any utility that would reverse string? "echo abc | util" shall result in "cba" at stdout
[21:10] <brubrant> I'm using Ubuntu Netbook Remix
[21:10] <MisterKeal> And Windows software works in WINE, but Linux software can't be compiled using the repository.
[21:10] <janisozaur> !anyone | brubrant
[21:10] <MisterKeal> Only reason WINE works is it comes already compiled.
[21:10] <brubrant> =)
[21:11] <kaolbrec> MisterKeal, are we talking about gentoo here?
[21:11] <guntbert> MisterKeal: please stop your ranting
[21:11] <MisterKeal> I can't get Intrepid Ibex to compile anything using the repository.
[21:11] <guntbert> !software | MisterKeal you usually don't need to compile
[21:12] <kaolbrec> Ah. It is as I suspected. Compiz was causing me the random problems with the screen.
[21:12] <no-name> hey im looking for a Linux app to view/edit jpeg-2000 images.  i have tried gimp and gthumb and neither work.  can anyone offer suggestions?
[21:12] <brubrant> I'm using Ubuntu Netbook Remix, after trying do Share a folder it asked me to Install a "network sharing module" (or something like that). After that my drives (sda2 & sda3) are beeing mounted as "read only". How to solve this??
[21:12] <Slart> janisozaur: this page is pretty good.. not sure if there is a reverse utility though http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/textproc.html
[21:12] <mikebeecham> hi..does anyone know of any software in Linux that can remove the DRM from my paid itunes tv shows?
[21:13] <duffydack> no-name, imagemagick and convert them ?
[21:13] <Nollog> brubrant: Tried installing samba and sbfs?
[21:13] <brubrant> Noup, not yet?
[21:13] <brubrant> not yet.
[21:13] <Nollog> samba allows you to share over a network even to windows machines.
[21:13] <gh0st> hello boys and girls, i have a pretty mission critical problem here. I NEED to get my wireless work because im going to be forced to live in a vehicle soon. I've just installed the newest Ubuntu Desktop 9.10, done all updates, and it hasnt recognised my wireless , lcpci gives: RaLink RT3090 Wireless 802.11n 1T/1R PCIe. any ideas?
[21:13] <MisterKeal> Everytime I try to install something it says there doesn't exist a precompiled version, and that the drivers are all proprietary
[21:14] <brubrant> Yes, I know that... but my probem is the "read only" mode of my drives...
[21:14] <Slart> janisozaur: there is a reverse script on this page though http://www.unixguide.net/unix/sedoneliner.shtml
[21:14] <brubrant> nollog: Did you get it?
[21:14] <Nollog> it?
[21:15] <warriorforgod> MisterKeal: what exactly are you trying to install?  Hardware drivers?  Specific software?
[21:15] <brubrant> My problem...
[21:15] <MisterKeal> I have a Compaq Presario R4025US with 3200+ 950MHz single core AMD Athlon64 and ATI Radeon XPRESS 200M
[21:15] <Nollog> I don't know how to make your drive read and writable again.
[21:15] <janisozaur> Slart: i thought of creating my own for awk or sed, if failed with awk, but you once again come to save the day :)
[21:15] <brubrant> Nollog, ok, thks
[21:15] <Nollog> That has never happened me when I used samba.
[21:16] <Slart> janisozaur: you're welcome
[21:16] <Mikael_Persbrand> greetings!
[21:16] <brubrant> Should I install the "Samba" avaliable at "Ubuntu Software Center"?
[21:16] <MisterKeal> I am not sure if the CPU is really 950MHz or if it is supposed to be 900MHz, because Windows XP SP3 changed the speed my my CPU from 900MHz to 950MHz one day.
[21:16] <Typos_King> gh0st:    read  you... checking about
[21:16] <Time`s_Witness> how can i install firefox flash plugin decently please? Using ubuntu 9.10 64bits :s
[21:17] <Zenker> is there a way to access the ubuntu drive in windows?
[21:17] <paulo-freitas> Hello there, I need some help with ndiswrapper wireless configuration trought a WPA2 connection... =|
[21:17] <duffydack> Zenker, not ext4
[21:17] <janisozaur> Slart: upon investigating... there is a note just by this sed one-liner, it reads "emulates 'rev'" and indeed "rev" does what i need
[21:17] <Zenker> DANG
[21:17] <Mikael_Persbrand> i have a difficult question. As a self-proclaimed nerd with linux in my heart. Why is it so difficult to find a woman to share my intrest in free software?
[21:17] <warriorforgod> MisterKeal: Why don't you upgrade to 9.10?
[21:17] <Zenker> oh well i guess ill just have 2 keep copying
[21:17] <guntbert> !ot | Mikael_Persbrand
[21:17] <Slart> janisozaur: doh =) I didn't read it that carefully
[21:17] <warriorforgod> MisterKeal: You are 2 version behind.
[21:17] <Mikael_Persbrand> ubottu: oki thanks!
[21:18] <MisterKeal> Also, I don't know why my Athlon64 is only 950MHz considering an old Pentium4 I had was 3.4GHz
[21:18] <guntbert> MisterKeal: please stop that
[21:18] <MisterKeal> sorry, I meant 2.4GHz
[21:18] <guntbert> !ops | MisterKeal
[21:18] <rocket16> Does Karmic Koala support ATI cards now?
[21:19] <jpds> MisterKeal: Hi.
[21:19] <janisozaur> i just love how there already is a tool for everything you may wish for in linux
[21:19] <Aeguh3> can someone help me Im trying to install ubuntu server on a older server that does not have a cd drive and can not boot from anything but a floppy disk. I am trying to do the TFtp local install over the network. I believe I have the bootpd setup correctly but when I boot the old server from the floppy the etherboot brings up the network card and says waiting for link up but nothing happens.
[21:19] <MisterKeal> guntbert why are you calling ops on me?
[21:19] <MisterKeal> guntbert, I am pretty sure this isn't an emergency.
[21:19] <paulo-freitas> I'm only able to connect to my WPA2 network when I'm already connected in wired mode. Otherwise I can only in non-protected wireless connections. For some reason my WPA2 password resets at every try to connect. =\
[21:19] <guntbert> MisterKeal: because you are disrrutping this channel and don't stop if asked
[21:20] <warriorforgod> MisterKeal: I believe it is because you just keep talking about random problems with your computer and aren't asking any specific questions.
[21:20] <Slart> janisozaur: in retrospect.. a quick "apropos reverse" would have gotten us the answer quicker than googling =)
[21:20] <MisterKeal> guntbert I am asking for help with Ubuntu
[21:21] <janisozaur> Slart: good point. i'd gotten so lazy since there is screen'd irssi always waiting for me...
[21:21] <MisterKeal> warriorforgod, my problem is for the system I gave the specs for, Intrepid Ibex keeps telling me that all the software in the repository is illegal to own for the system I have.
[21:21] <colorle> Google in colors    www.colorle.com
[21:21] <guntbert> MisterKeal: but getting help means to ask specific questions and answer follow up questions
[21:21] <Slart> janisozaur: mm.. same thing here
[21:21] <warriorforgod> MisterKeal: Why don't you upgrade to latest release?
[21:22] <MisterKeal> Yes, guntbert, why does Intrepid Ibex keep telling me lots of Ubuntu software that is supposed to be free is illegal for me to own due to the computer I have?
[21:22] <warriorforgod> MisterKeal: Also if you could pastebin the error you are getting when trying to install software it would be helpful.
[21:22] <Slart> MisterKeal: I've never seen ubuntu telling anyone that all the software in the repository is illegal to own.. got a screenshot of that?
[21:23] <MisterKeal> It says it needs proprietary drivers.
[21:23] <duffydack> a bit of 'lost in translation' I think.
[21:23] <mezquitale> MisterKeal, some software may have licensing issues depending on what country youre in
[21:23] <OerHeks> restricted is not illegal.
[21:23] <StopSign> well if you bought the hardware you have a right for the drivers lmao
[21:24] <obscurant1st> how can i edit the start up services? there are too many unneeded services
[21:24] <Typos_King> gh0st:       I assume if you issue -> iwconfig;  shows no wireless interfaces?
[21:24] <Slart> !session | obscurant1st
[21:24] <Guest23851> Hey can anyone tell me where .exe software would install at?
[21:24] <paulo-freitas> Hello there, I need some help with ndiswrapper wireless configuration trought a WPA2 connection... =| I can connect to my WPA2 network only when I'm already connected in wired mode. Otherwise I can connect only in non-protected connections. For some reason my network WPA2 password resets at every try to connect. =\
[21:24] <MisterKeal> I have a police model laptop, is that why Ubuntu isn't allowed to use the drivers?
[21:24] <Slart> Guest23851: .exe software? are you trying to run windows programs in linux?
[21:25] <mezquitale> StopSign, if you bought the hardware you **should** have right to the drivers, MisterKeal however believes that if the manufacturer does not provide a driver then it should be illegal for linux developers to provide them for you, I disagree on that one, although it is restricted I would still use it
[21:25] <colorle> lool
[21:25] <obscurant1st> Slart, its not like startup applications, i meant services like httpd, squid etc they are not showin in startups
[21:25] <Guest23851> Yea I'm on Xubuntu and installed a windows program
[21:25] <Vigo> Do I have to install the zsync or jigido pkg in order to use those services?
[21:25] <Slart> !boot | obscurant1st
[21:25] <StopSign> lots of pooped ppl in here
[21:25] <Slart> obscurant1st: try that one instead
[21:25] <obscurant1st> Slart, will try, thx
[21:26] <Slart> Guest23851: I assume you've installed wine, correct?
[21:26] <Guest23851> Yea I got it on here
[21:27] <paulo-freitas> !ndiswrapper
[21:27] <Slart> Guest23851: then the c:\ drive that the windows programs see is located at ~/.wine/c_drive  or something like that.. so you've got ~/.wine/c_drive/Program Files and so on
[21:27] <brontosaurusrex> interesting that 'if($entry != '.' && $entry != '..' && $entry != '.htaccess')' is no faster than 'if(substr($entry, 0, 1)!='.')'
[21:27] <guntbert> brontosaurusrex: how is that ubuntu support related?
[21:27] <brontosaurusrex> guntbert: wrong channel
[21:28] <guntbert> brontosaurusrex: :)
[21:28] <MisterKeal> :(
[21:28] <Slart> Guest23851: ~ is the same as your home folder.. so /home/Guest23851/   or whatever your user name is on your machine
[21:29] <Guest23851> Ahh okay thanks Slart   I just found this software and its pretty bad ass just got to get used to it XD
[21:30] <Slart> Guest23851: there are lots of little gotchas like that.. you'll learn them one by one.. then one day you'll start thinking windows is backwards and odd ;)
[21:30] <colorle> Google in colors    www.colorle.com
[21:30] <Slart> colorle: will you stop spamming that site?
[21:30] <guntbert> colorle: don't
[21:30] <obscurant1st> Slart, thx mate, bum really worked
[21:30] <obscurant1st> :D
[21:31] <Slart> obscurant1st: nice.. never tried it myself
[21:31] <guntbert> Slart: sorry, that came out backwards *after* your request
[21:31] <Guest23851> Haha ya I already have windows Vista to no end  and I saw Live Free Die Hard and the hackers were using this   and so I thought man that must be cool to use and it is XD
[21:31] <coz_> :)
[21:31] <obscurant1st> Slart, lol, anyways i heard that there is a file by which we can edit the services? is there something like that?
[21:32]  * SnowmanX11 is away: I'm busy / Valamin mókolok, majd jövök!
[21:32] <Slart> guntbert: hehe.. I kind of assumed that was what happened =)
[21:32] <Versus> Hallo zusammen
[21:33] <markdd> anyone here have expence with gpg?
[21:33] <Slart> obscurant1st: not that I know of.. there are lots of files in /etc that handle what gets started and what doesn't.. /etc/rc.d comes to mind but I think there are others too
[21:33] <guntbert> !de | Versus
[21:33] <markdd> experince*
[21:33] <Vigo> markdd: A little, yes
[21:34] <markdd> is there a way to change the secret key password i am trying to encrpyt an email message but it is not accepting my password
[21:34] <Vigo> I have used hash keys and Privacy stuff since MIT released it to the Public.
[21:34] <Slart> obscurant1st: ahem.. that would be /etc/rc0.d , /etc/rc1.d, /etc/rc2.d and so on.. they all contain small scripts for starting stuff
[21:35] <Vigo> markdd: Do you have a Key?
[21:35] <Slart> obscurant1st: but I think bum is just an easier way of working with all those small scripts
[21:35] <markdd> yes
[21:35] <Tobarja> is there a guide for users coming to ubuntu from other non-debian distributions?
[21:35] <lukasz1> How can I delete ubuntu-restricted.deb?
[21:35] <obscurant1st> Slart, yes, better to use bum only!! :D
[21:35] <coz_> Tobarja,  probaby there is   is there anything specific you had in mind?
[21:35] <Vigo> markdd: Just use that key.
[21:35] <markdd> huh?
[21:36] <timyeung> is there an open office irc chat room?
[21:36] <lukasz1> I would like to delete the Ubuntu restricted formats.deb from multiuniverse
[21:36] <Slart> timyeung: I think there is one called ##openoffice or something like that
[21:36] <Vigo> markdd: this is not Ubuntu Support related, lets take this OT.
[21:36] <Tobarja> coz_: mostly package management, console/server related, no X on this box
[21:36] <timyeung> Slart, yeah its empty
[21:36] <coz_> timyeung,  let me check
[21:36] <cande> kien eres?¿
[21:37] <cande> kienes sois?¿
[21:37] <Sunkan85> someone that can help me with a ubuntu recoveryaä
[21:37] <Virus_7>  i go to somer
[21:37] <Virus_7>  U there dude?
[21:37] <Virus_7>  or not??
[21:37] <cande> k no me entero de naaaa
[21:38] <Slart> timyeung: here's a list of their channels http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/IRC_Communication
[21:38] <timyeung> Thanks guys found it
[21:39] <coz_> timyeung,   it is  #openoffice.org
[21:39] <timyeung> found it coz
[21:39] <StopSign> they need to come out with quickbookspro for linux,so i can get rid of this duel boot sh**....
[21:40] <ajcarter> oh this is a cool application
[21:41] <coz_> ajcarter,  which application is that?
[21:41] <timyeung> well no one seems to be responding in #openoffice.org. Can some one help me figure this litle snag out? I set my page to two columns and i want to enter text in the other column. How do I switch between colums?
[21:41] <ajcarter> x chat
[21:41] <coz_> timyeung,  you might have to lurk there for a bit to get an answer
[21:41] <ajcarter> first time i've logged on this thing
[21:41] <coz_> timyeung,   depending on where in the world the are
[21:41] <coz_> ajcarter,  yeah xchat is real nice
[21:42] <Typos_King> timyeung:       you don't, multiple-columns layout is meant to be used for a SINGLE-flow text, is not a table you can hop cells and rows,you FLOW into the next column
[21:42] <timyeung> xchat beats gnome chat 10 to 1
[21:42] <rance> I need some help with ubuntu installed as a client inside suns virtualbox on a windows 7 host.  the live cd that installs 9.10 gets in ip address fine, but when I update drivers for the first time, IP discovery no longer works, it doesnt seem to matter what interface vbox simulates to the guest.  Any ideas?
[21:42] <MrPunkin> Can anyone give me tips on installing the latest Git source on Ubuntu 8.04.2?
[21:42] <ubuntu_> Just installed 9.10 and will not boot.
[21:42] <MrPunkin> It runs the make fine, but the install seems to do nothign
[21:42] <xtony> hello
[21:42] <timyeung> Typos_King, that what i feared thanks for the answer
[21:43] <DasEi1> rance: what info gives ifconfig in the guest ?
[21:43] <coz_> ubuntu,  when you ran the live cid did you run the cd test on there to be
[21:43] <coz_> ubuntu,  to be sure the cd is not corrupt?
[21:43] <Typos_King> timyeung:       you feared the feature didn't cater to your liking? hehe, is how columns work on any wordprocessor
[21:43] <Typos_King> timyeung:       maybe  you need a table :), no columns
[21:43] <ubuntu_> side by side with XP Pro on on a new 160G HD. It's a laptop, Compaq nc6220
[21:43] <StopSign> sounds like he set up partitions wrong
[21:44] <trism> MrPunkin: maybe try a ppa? https://launchpad.net/~git-core/+archive/ppa
[21:44] <coz_> timyeung,  somone responded to you in openoffice
[21:44] <lukasz1> thanks for the help
[21:44] <rance> DasEi1: ifconfig shows the name of the interface, and the mac address and IPv^ info, when it work it gets IPv4 and when it doesnt, no joy, no other difference noted
[21:44] <StopSign> did you shrink the partition in winders first
[21:45] <DasEi1> rance: eth0 I guess; sudo ifdown eth0
[21:45] <DasEi1> rance: eth0 I guess; sudo ifup eth0 dhcp
[21:45] <rance> DasEi1: ifup, ifdown doesnt work after the update
[21:45] <z1c0> Hi i've to enable webcam for web application flash but I cant click on Enable ... why?
[21:46] <DasEi1> rance : I see, sudo dhclient get's an ip ?
[21:46] <bongname1> -
[21:46] <ajcarter> hmmm xUbuntu really doesnt seem too different from regular Ubuntu
[21:47] <rance> DasEi1: Ive restored the snapshot back to a working state, let me update the kernel again, and try again.
[21:47] <Virus_7>  or not??
[21:48] <Typos_King> ajcarter   that's because it isn't, it's just GDM using xfce window manager
[21:48] <ubuntu_> Don't see any type of repair option on the CD.  I suppose that is on the alternate CD.
[21:48] <olof_> Are there any gtk programmers here that can help me? #gtk feels a bit empty
[21:48] <guntbert> !ot | olof_
[21:49] <arand> olof_: main channels are on trc.gnome.org
[21:49] <olof_> arand: Thanks
[21:50] <arand> olof_: *irc.gnome.org
[21:50] <kaolbrec> What is the default plugin directory for xchat supposed to be? ~/.xchat2/plugins?
[21:50] <z1c0> Hi i've to enable webcam for web application flash but I cant click on Enable ... why?
[21:50] <StopSign> i would like to see tux serv  mr.gates the penguin rod
[21:51] <inedit00> hi mates, does anybody have here a full Mac keyboard? need some help, plx
[21:52] <FullPolarFox1981> Was ist ubuntu?
[21:52] <kostkon> kaolbrec, just ~/.xchat2
[21:52] <lullabud> is there a way to load the whole livecd into ram like there was on knoppix?
[21:52] <almoxarife> z1c0: flash is installed?
[21:52] <kaolbrec> kostkon, cheers
[21:52] <z1c0> sure
[21:52] <z1c0> almoxarife, yes
[21:53] <guntbert> !de | FullPolarFox1981
[21:53] <almoxarife> z1c0: you can see webcam out on any other prog?
[21:53] <z1c0> I'm installing cheese
[21:53] <FullPolarFox1981> guntbert Arigato!!! :)
[21:53] <Typos_King> lullabud:    a live-cd by definition does just that, thus the word 'live'
[21:54] <almoxarife> z1c0: you have vlc already?
[21:54] <lullabud> Typos_King: no, that's not true.  there was a boot option in knoppix that would load the whole cd to ram, so you could remove it and keep running the livecd environment.
[21:54] <lullabud> Typos_King: the ubuntu livecd loads programs from the cd when needed.
[21:54] <z1c0> ok cheese works, almoxarife
[21:55] <z1c0> almoxarife, I've vlc
[21:55] <Typos_King> lullabud:    .. I see what you  mean... not sure.. if there's such... haven't seen it myself, why do you need that feature for?
[21:55] <lullabud> Typos_King: decommissioning like 20 systems, want to wipe the hard disks and don't want to burn 20 cd's
[21:55] <almoxarife> z1c0: have you configured flash to global permissions to possible deny access to your camera?
[21:55] <lullabud> Typos_King: and got more systems coming....
[21:56] <guntbert> Typos_King: lullabud: clonezilla has that too...
[21:56] <ajcarter> hmmm... this is strange... why isn't my right clicking working with my laptop?
[21:56] <z1c0> almoxarife, no
[21:56] <lullabud> Typos_King: good info, does it load into memory?  the main site doesn't mention it...
[21:56] <almoxarife> z1c0: you can also use vlc to watch webcam output
[21:57] <Typos_King> lullabud:    I gather you meant that for guntbert :)
[21:57] <lullabud> Typos_King: oh, found the answer, looks like the answer is yes
[21:57] <z1c0> almoxarife, I need to use webcam on chatroulette.com
[21:57] <lullabud> oh, right.. haha, sorry guntbert
[21:57] <almoxarife> z1c0: I figured that one :)
[21:57] <z1c0> :)
[21:57] <lullabud> guntbert: awesome, thanks, this is exactly what i need
[21:58] <almoxarife> z1c0: I am lost now, what browser?
[21:58] <z1c0> chrome
[21:58] <almoxarife> z1c0: me too
[21:58] <z1c0> better ;)
[21:58] <almoxarife> z1c0: can you see the cam output thru vlc?
[21:58] <guntbert> lullabud: was a lucky guess - I typed before you finished the "decommisioning...." :)
[21:59] <z1c0> Dont know how, almoxarife
[21:59] <lullabud> guntbert: well, the to memory part is what's most important to me since there are multiple ways to wipe disks.  i wonder why ubuntu doesn't have a "to ram" option... it sure makes the experience faster, and it would leave a better impression.
[21:59] <Industrial> I am using Wubi and my time keeps resetting. I keep changing it back too :\
[21:59] <avogadro> Is there a tool to download itunes podcasts(free) in ubuntu ?
[21:59] <almoxarife> z1c0: media > capture device
[21:59] <jrib> sburwood: you can be in more than one channel, no need to apoligize :)
[22:00] <Purpley> I need to make a script how do I make a .py file?
[22:00] <trism> lullabud: this bug https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/casper/+bug/25496 leads me to believe that this will work in lucid, alsohttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/BootToRAM might be worth looking at
[22:00] <Purpley> nvm
[22:00] <Purpley> I figured it out
[22:00] <almoxarife> z1c0: media > capture device > play
[22:00] <sburwood> I want to install a frostwire or limewire. Neither worked.  Both said that I lacked something associated with java
[22:00] <sburwood> anyone wanna help?
[22:00] <guntbert> lullabud: you won't find people here who make such decisions - mainly "users" - but you could file a bug/wish on launchpad
[22:01] <xangua> sburwood: do you have java installed¿
[22:01] <sburwood> xangua: I do have a lot of things that seem java
[22:01] <racerd> hey
[22:01] <z1c0> almoxarife, yes I can see.
[22:01] <lullabud> trism: yeah.... it's odd.  they have a howto on remixing a cd to do it here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BootToRAM
[22:01] <racerd> I got an message when i played a movie file
[22:01] <racerd> stated
[22:01] <racerd> codec error: use windows media player
[22:02] <racerd> then it stops the player
[22:02] <sburwood> xangua: For frostwire, I am missing sun-java6-jre
[22:02] <almoxarife> z1c0: really lost now, have firefox still?
[22:02] <nibbler> racerd: most likely its a virus, that wants to exploid windows media player
[22:02] <Nollog> racerd: That is a malware/not a real pirated movie/tvshow.
[22:02] <racerd> figures
[22:02] <racerd> .....
[22:02] <sburwood> xangua: but I can't find it, even in Synaptic
[22:02] <z1c0> almoxarife, sure
[22:02] <jrib> sburwood: pastebin: apt-cache policy sun-java6-jre
[22:02] <Innomen> So, just to confirm, live persistent usb is still impossible right?
[22:03] <racerd> you guys use torrents?
[22:03] <almoxarife> z1c0: tried with firefox?
[22:03] <z1c0> almoxarife, sure
[22:03] <Typos_King> Innomen:   what do you mean?
[22:03] <nibbler> racerd: thats how i download my latest linux isos, yep
[22:03] <xangua> sburwood: then just install it: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[22:03] <racerd> you guys just google or do you regular some decent sites?
[22:03] <almoxarife> z1c0: yes you tried and it failed as well?
[22:03] <nibbler> !warez | racerd
[22:03] <z1c0> almoxarife, yep
[22:04] <Nollog> lol, indeed nibbler
[22:04] <racerd> who said anything about piracy
[22:04] <racerd> i wouldn't do something like that
[22:04] <lullabud> trism: whoa, what luck!  the fix was committed today!  and i just finished downloading the lucid livecd! :D
[22:04] <Tobarja> anyone know the terminal type to set putty for ssh'ing into ubuntu?
[22:04] <Haffe> Do torrents imply warez?
[22:04] <Nollog> www.legaltorrents.org
[22:04] <guntbert> Innomen: no, that works
[22:04] <lullabud> though... the livecd i have may not be in that build of the cd. =/
[22:04] <xangua> nibbler: are linux distros piracy¿ :S
[22:04] <Haffe> I downloaded ubuntu 9.04 over torrent.
[22:04] <nibbler> racerd: noone yet... :=)
[22:05] <ajcarter> Okay I have a question i need to ask.  I've been wanting to learn how to do this for a while.
[22:05] <racerd> hmmm
[22:05] <Nollog> Haffe: No, the fact she had issues with one of those movies that ask for wmp to exploit, and then asked about where to download them does.
[22:05] <almoxarife> z1c0: I am out of ideas, but I wonder if it has more to do with the global flash settings than the system/?
[22:05] <guntbert> Tobarja: doesn't seem to matter much
[22:05] <Tobarja> guntbert: somethings not quite right... i can't up-arrow
[22:05] <Nollog> try ctrl+p
[22:05] <sburwood> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/398018/
[22:06] <nibbler> xangua: i'm so fkin 1337 i even pirate my linux isos
[22:06] <guntbert> Tobarja: did you start screen?
[22:06] <Tobarja> guntbert: i did
[22:06] <Tobarja> but it doesn't work outside either
[22:06] <ajcarter> I want to install flash player plugin for firefox.   When I go to the webpage to download it for linux i see: a (YUM), .tar.gz. , .rpm, .deb download options
[22:06] <ajcarter> how do i install a .tar.gz?
[22:06] <guntbert> Tobarja: in screen you nee ctrl+a <esc> to get into "copy mode"
[22:07] <sburwood> jrib: I pasted it at http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/398018/
[22:07] <rocket16> ajcarter: Download .deb
[22:07] <xangua> ajcarter: if you use ubuntu-gnome. sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[22:07] <z1c0> almoxarife, yes how?
[22:07] <almoxarife> ajcarter: install the deb
[22:07] <sburwood> xangua: I pasted it at http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/398018/
[22:07] <Tobarja> guntbert: no... i'm just trying to get to my bash history
[22:07] <rocket16> ajcarter: Download .deb and double click on it to install
[22:07] <trism> lullabud: should be there, it was 2-19 not 3-19
[22:07] <jrib> sburwood: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list*
[22:07] <lullabud> trism: oh.  right.  man, i have no concept of time these days....
[22:07] <ajcarter> I want to use the .tar though because more programs use .tar that i want to install, and i want the practice...
[22:08]  * lullabud .oO( what are days anyway? )
[22:08] <almoxarife> z1c0: right click within a flash object??? there is also a config page at adobe flash I believe
[22:08] <dkulchenko> Hi all! Since around 2 months ago, my Asus Eee netbook has been doing hard shutdowns (like *hard* shutdowns, it's dead in less than a second) when the battery hits around 19%. This is only a problem in Ubuntu, this doesn't happen in Windows XP on the same computer. Why is this so?
[22:09] <guntbert> Tobarja: strange - I mostly use just the default settings
[22:10] <Typos_King> ajcarter:   then download the tar :)
[22:10] <xangua> sburwood: have you enabled restricted repos
[22:10] <xangua> ¿
[22:10] <z1c0> almoxarife, the problem is: ex. in youtube video, right click, settings, it opens a new window but this is clickable
[22:10] <sburwood> don't know
[22:10] <guntbert> !compile | ajcarter
[22:10] <richthegeek> hi, does anyone know how the "Connect to a Server" function actually works .. I'd like to automate it
[22:10] <sburwood> xangua: How do I do that?
[22:11] <xangua> sburwood: sis> admon> software origins
[22:11] <sburwood> in which tab?
[22:11] <xangua> the first
[22:12] <almoxarife> z1c0: on youtube if I right click within the vid I get an options menu, that menu has 'options' , there you may find some clues
[22:12] <sburwood> xangua: I have checked main, universe, restricted, and multiverse
[22:14] <bitsmart> ok folks, I am trying to setup another linux dist on a diff. partition and include it in my grub conf. I ran the boot_info_script from sourceforge and the output is in this pastebin: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/2Bfxjba3   the grub conf for the new distro is set up to boot from the partition, not the MBR, the grub.conf is here: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/a0B7CXpc
[22:14] <bitsmart> how do I get this to work?
[22:15] <gkd> Is this the right place to ask for advice about netbook remix being suitable for my friends needs?
[22:15] <ajcarter> wow terminal is really cool, i want to learn how to use this better
[22:15] <guntbert> !cli | ajcarter
[22:16] <ajcarter> ubottu: Thanks
[22:16] <gkd> She has a macbook and uses it mostly for facebook, hotmail, and some image editing (she likes gimp)
[22:17] <fitz> hello
[22:17] <Tobarja> guntbert: bah... i wasn't in bash... i was in /bin/sh
[22:17] <daftykins> gkd: so you're advising to install UNR on her mac? may i ask why?
[22:17] <guntbert> Tobarja: that would explain it - thx for reporting back
[22:18] <xangua> daftykins: because he likes it¿ :S
[22:18] <fr3nzy> I have a problem with compiz, it doesn't seem to be running. When I execute the 'compiz' command I get this error message ->http://pastebin.com/z5eCTSmp. Compiz has worked without any issues for me until just recently and I'm not sure why. I remember installing adobe reader before the things wen't bad. Anyone has any ideas? I'd like to get this fixed but I'm not quite sure what to start with.
[22:18] <daftykins> xangua: that's not my line of questioning :)
[22:18] <gkd> daftykins: I know nothing about os x, and she's not happy with the constant "spinning apple" when she tried a live cd of unr it was alot "smoother" (more comfortable interface compared to os x)
[22:19] <daftykins> gkd: how old a macbook is it? bear in mind that the support for ubuntu isn't quite solid and given installation methods like rEFIt and so on, it could be updated and just instantly brick the install at some point like someone i know's has
[22:21] <bitsmart> so...no grub wizards can help me?
[22:21] <dante123> hi all, I have a friend who wants to dual boot xp and linux  (would you recommend he go with the new lynx beta or stick with 9.10).....
[22:21] <bitsmart> 9.10
[22:22] <rocket16> dante123: 9.10
[22:22] <dante123> ANy particular reasons bitsmart and rocket16?
[22:22] <juboba> has anyone tried\ Lucid Lynx?
[22:22] <juboba> that's the codename right?
[22:22] <gkd> daftykins: I've got a backup of the disk in the macbook 2.1 so don't mind a few bricks along the way.  Are there disadvanteges of UNR (considering lack of intel atom, it's a 2.16 core 2 Duo) compared to a "real" ubuntu install? if not, I think the nice, simple interface is just what she needs
 i have it on two machines and it is working well
[22:22] <DasEi> juboba: yes, but a theme for #ubuntu+1
[22:22] <juboba> horray!
[22:22] <gse> cazzo di roba è??
[22:23] <juboba> 83% downloading
[22:23] <rocket16> dante123: The beta still is unstable on many issues. But 9.10 has better support, the beta is for developers only
[22:23] <FullPolarFox1981> Hi!
[22:23] <juboba> rocket16: not only 4 developers
[22:23] <bitsmart> dante123: my reason for recommending karmic is that will give your friend a good first impression of ubuntu
[22:23] <rocket16> Hi FullPolarFox1981
[22:24] <juboba> you can try it and inform the community about the bugs
[22:24] <FullPolarFox1981> rocket16 What you doing here?
[22:24] <rocket16> juboba: I mean, it is not for ordinary users
[22:24] <juboba> agree
[22:24] <rocket16> FullPolarFox1981: Just watching the discussions
[22:24] <daftykins> gkd: it's not going to be any slower for running UNR, the kernel will still make use of the hardware i think
[22:24] <DasEi> !lucid > juboba
[22:25] <FullPolarFox1981> rocket16 Do you wanna to talk or not exactly?
[22:25] <rocket16> FullPolarFox1981: Do you know me?
[22:25] <bitsmart> ok folks, I am trying to setup another linux dist on a diff. partition and include it in my grub conf. I ran the boot_info_script from sourceforge and the output is in this pastebin: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/2Bfxjba3   the grub conf for the new distro is set up to boot from the partition, not the MBR, the grub.conf is here: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/a0B7CXpc
[22:25] <FullPolarFox1981> rocket16 Noup, I know no one in IRC
[22:25] <rocket16> FullPolarFox9181: Yes, I want to talk,
[22:25] <guntbert> !ot | FullPolarFox1981 rocket16
[22:25] <bitsmart> how can I modify ubuntu's grub setup to include /dev/sda3's grub stuff?"
[22:26] <rocket16> Sorry gunbert
[22:26] <FullPolarFox1981> guntbert Hello! Are you from German?
[22:26] <gkd> daftykins: Fantastic!  Thanks for clarifying.  I love the layout of netbook remix.  It's perfect for my friends needs. Knowing that it doesn't degrade performance given lack of atom is very good news.
[22:26] <StopSign> anyone tryed pcbsd yet
[22:26] <DasEi> FullPolarFox1981: I'am shall I PM you ?
 he already has a good impression as he has a dell mini running netbook edition.....
[22:27] <gkd> daftykins: Thank you for your time.
[22:27] <FullPolarFox1981> DasEi yep, who are you?
[22:27] <hal1> what compiz plugins are installed by default with ubuntu?  How do I configure compiz to use a different plugin or other feature not enabled by default?
[22:27] <bastid_raZor> !ccsm | hal1
[22:27] <rocket16> FullPolarFox1981: This is a support channel, so if you want personal talks, open a dialogue window
[22:28] <daftykins> gkd: no problem. oh i just got told sound might be broken, may be different for different versions
 well if your friend is brave, and pretty techno-savvy then go for the beta, but if he's new to linux stick with karmic koala
[22:29] <no-name> does anyone know how to batch convert jp2 files to jpg files?
[22:29] <no-name> i have imagemacick but suck at commeanline so
[22:29] <no-name> imagemagick
[22:29] <synapse> hey
[22:29] <gkd> daftykins: Sound is fine on boot CD.  Not only that, It found my wireless HP printer without any extra software... Ubuntu rules!
[22:30] <ramy> hey
[22:30] <daftykins> ^_^
[22:30] <guntbert> !hi | synapse
[22:30] <soreau> hal: If you want to install additional plugins, we can help you with that in #compiz
[22:30] <synapse> How can I combine this line all into one?  $var = 'grep admin /etc/passwd | awk '{print $4}''; grep $var /etc/group
[22:30] <synapse> basically want to use the awk results against the next grep
[22:30] <synapse> tried a pipe, didnt work
[22:31] <llutz> no-name: for jp2 in *,jp2; do convert "$jp2" $(basename $jp2 .jp2).jpg;done        untested
[22:31] <martin_> hello all
[22:31] <guntbert> synapse: I guess #bash will provide better help
[22:31] <gkd> Can I have a samba share (re)mount on every reboot of a client?
[22:31] <DasEi> martin_: hello
[22:31] <synapse> I guess I need to know how to pipe the results to the next grep
[22:32] <synapse> errr
[22:32] <martin_> i have a problem with my mic and i have a Emachines m250
[22:32] <martin_> can anybody help me
[22:32] <martin_> my mic doesn't work
[22:33] <soreau> synapse: Maybe you can ask in #bash
[22:33] <Typos_King> synapse:  bash allows ; in the same line for separation
[22:34] <synapse> I dont want to use that
[22:34] <synapse> i.e., combine into one command
[22:34] <synapse> I think I fugured it out sorta
[22:34] <Typos_King> synapse:  use a second pipe :P
[22:34] <hal> thank thank you bastid_raZor .  When I enable desktop cube, I can't switch workspaces
[22:35] <DasEi> martin_: the soundcard itself is correctly detected ? did you unmute the mic-channel ?
[22:35] <llutz> synapse: grep $(grep admin /etc/passwd | awk '{print $4}) /etc/group
[22:36] <synapse> grep root /etc/passwd | awk -F: '{ print $4 }' < grep /etc/group
[22:36] <bastid_raZor> hal: it probably conflicts with the shortcut .. possibly change the shortcut for switching workspaces. #compiz is far better at assisting with compiz issues than I.
[22:36] <Typos_King> ohhh
[22:36] <llutz> synapse: grep $(awk '/admin/ {print $4}' /etc/passwd) /etc/group
[22:36] <martin_> DasEi i can hear music or watching movies but if i go on skype is my mic dead
[22:36] <gkd> Are there dedicated rooms for both ubuntu on mac and ubuntu netbook remix? Or is it ok to ask here on those topics (if needed)
[22:37] <daftykins> !ask | gkd
[22:37] <daftykins> gkd: someone will tell you where to go if they know, i think :)
[22:37] <DasEi> martin_ : system > prefrences > sound, is mic unmuted ?
[22:38] <gkd> daftykins: Good to know!
[22:38] <tonino70> ciao
[22:39] <tonino70> !list
[22:39] <tonino70> !bot
[22:39] <bazhang> !it | tonino70
[22:39] <Mimi> Hey, I have a really silly question. What would happen if I have 2 BitTorrent clients downloading the same torrent to the same location? Would it download stuff quicker? :P
[22:40] <martin_> DasEi it was already unmuted
[22:40] <hal> thanks for the help basti2
[22:40] <hal> thanks for the help bastid_raZor
[22:40] <hal> please ignore my last message basti2
[22:40] <darolu> Mimi, one of them would create a copy of the files, i.e. ubuntu.iso & ubuntu.iso[1]
[22:41] <daftykins> Mimi: no, it'll probably go slower due to trying to make too many TCP/UDP connections over the same net conn. also they won't both be able to write to the same file
[22:41] <Guest36744> Mimi they feed from each other
[22:41] <Mimi> darolu, O_o Pleh!!!!!
[22:41] <edeca> Mimi: You'll saturate your connection, that's all
[22:41] <bastid_raZor> hal: good luck
[22:41] <Mimi> Guest36744, Ohhh yeah, that makes sense *ponders*
[22:41] <darolu> Mimi, so actually your download would be slow, 2 times slower as you would be downloading the same file two times with your bandwidth split in two
[22:41] <martin_> DasEi Computer say's nooooooooooooooooo
[22:41] <DasEi> martin_: if you started skype, you get a icon in the upper bar, left-click it, check options (skype)
[22:41] <daftykins> Mimi: if you had two connections however and a torrent with multiple files, you could file prioritise on both and then merge the result
[22:41] <martin_> i'd did that also but no change
[22:42] <Guest36744> mimi try starting one and waiting before you start the other, see how fast your network is
[22:42] <Mimi> Too bad, my ubuntu ISO is going very slow :P
[22:42] <daftykins> Mimi: what speed vs. the speed of your connection? it could be a fixable issue if you are behind a router
[22:42] <DasEi> !who | martin_
[22:43] <FullPolarFox1981> martin_ Hello!
[22:43] <Mimi> daftykins, Unfortunately it isn't my own router; I pay my neighbor 5 bucks a month to use their internet
[22:43] <FullPolarFox1981> martin_ You are my hero!!!
[22:43] <daftykins> Mimi: ah.
[22:43] <DasEi> martin_: but your hardware gets recognized there ? do least get a output in skype ?
[22:43] <Mimi> daftykins, but even when i had my own router, it was pretty slow, even after opening ports,
[22:43] <darolu> Mimi, what iso are you downloading? perhaps there is a direct download (either http or ftp); in any case check your downloading port is open (if you have your router's firewall enabled)
[22:43] <martin_> DasEi computer said noooooo either with skype i can't fix it
[22:43] <Guest36744> mimi, and start learning about zsync
[22:44] <FullPolarFox1981> Hi
[22:44] <darolu> !hi | FullPolarFox1981
[22:44] <disismt> hi all I am trying to upgrade to 10.04 beta 1 but when I do update-manager -d and click 'upgrade', the relase notes says 'This is still a ALPHA release.'
[22:44] <FullPolarFox1981> darolu thanks)))
[22:45] <edeca> disismt: #ubuntu+1
[22:45] <FullPolarFox1981> !hi | o1e9
[22:45] <FullPolarFox1981> !hi | AW71 esperegu
[22:45] <edeca> !lucid | disismt
[22:45] <darolu> disismt, Lucid questions at #ubuntu+1
[22:46] <mikelifeguard> How can I change how long the passphrase for my gnupg key is cached?
[22:46] <MrPunkin> After installing a new application that alters the path I have called hash -r , . ~/.bash_profile and . ~/.bashrc and it still won't recognize the command until I log back in. Any ideas?
[22:47] <arvind_k> !ping
[22:47] <juboba> !ping
[22:47] <edeca> Heh, good work ubottu
[22:48] <DasEi> martin_: so with skype you don't even get a testsound ?
[22:49] <FullPolarFox1981> Who wanna a cup of milk and pancake?
[22:49] <martin_> DasEi i habe schon alles ausprobiert bei skype geht einfach nicht
[22:49] <ruge> Hi folks, has anyone ever encountered the issue where Handbrake takes FOREVER to scan a DVD?
[22:49] <darolu> MrPunkin, I personally prefer creating symbolic links at any $PATH's directory, it may work for you too
[22:49] <FullPolarFox1981> martin_ Schade))
[22:49] <DasEi> !english | martin_
[22:49] <martin_> ubotto i'm sorry
[22:50]  * xangua didin't know there was #xubuntu o-)
[22:50] <MrPunkin> darolu: I still need to be able to rescan the files available in the path directories though, don't I? Regardless of where the actual binary is housed.
[22:50] <FullPolarFox1981> xangua Use google
[22:50] <hipitihop> when I try to adduser I get "cannot lock /etc/passwd' how can I resolve this ?
[22:50] <darolu> MrPunkin, not with symbolic links, they just work automatic as bash scans $PATH directories every time you call a command
[22:50] <DasEi> martin_ : I#m quite sure, if your 'common sound works, you haven't found the correct  setting in skype then, which distro are you using ?
[22:50] <DopeGhoti> hipitihop: are you using sudo?
[22:51] <hipitihop> DopeGhoti, naturally but thank you for asking :-)
[22:51] <bazhang> FullPolarFox1981, please dont suggest that here
[22:51] <DopeGhoti> hipitihop: lsof | grep /etc/passwd ← see what else has that file open
[22:51] <MrPunkin> darolu: but my path includes /usr/local/bin where my binary file is installed. Why would it matter if it were the file itself or a symlink?
[22:51] <martin_> DasEi i'm using 9.10 but i have a Emachines netbook M250
[22:52] <FullPolarFox1981> bazhang ok)))
[22:52] <bazhang> FullPolarFox1981, chat in #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[22:52] <FullPolarFox1981> bazhang suddently, they banned me estsrday
[22:53] <FullPolarFox1981> bazhang so, now i am here :-D
[22:53] <DasEi> FullPolarFox1981: will happen again, if you take generic chatter in here, as I told you already
[22:53] <darolu> MrPunkin, I see; if your binary is a $PATH directory you shouldn't need to log back in; it's kinda weird
[22:53] <darolu> is in*
[22:53] <bazhang> FullPolarFox1981, that is no reason to be offtopic, if you continue you will be removed from this channel
[22:53] <FullPolarFox1981> DasEi Ich habe kein angst.
[22:54] <MrPunkin> darolu: yeah... for some reason though the command isn't found without logging back in.
[22:54] <FullPolarFox1981> bazhang And so what? God will not allow me to the edem?
[22:54] <DasEi> martin_: that doesn't matter, if your soundchip is detected correctly, skype can use it
[22:55] <bj0rn2> installed 10.04 beta 1 on my netbook (compaq mini 311) and it won't boot. I'd like to try to find the cause. anyone care to point me on how to get more diagostics output when booting?
[22:55] <hipitihop> DopeGhoti, claims a python process in the ssh session. that session is running this xchat-gnome
[22:55] <erUSUL> !lucid | bj0rn2
[22:55] <bazhang> bjorge, #ubuntu+1 for lucid please
[22:55] <FullPolarFox1981> Uops... Aliens just kidneppt me, but I am surwayve
[22:56] <bazhang> bjorge, sorry about that
[22:56] <DopeGhoti> hipitihop: I can't think of why xchat would need access to /etc/passwd
[22:56] <FullPolarFox1981> bazhang Nevermind)))
[22:56] <bj0rn2> bazhang: np :)
[22:56] <newuser> Hallo. Can any tell me how to configure ubuntu for login with a smart card? Thanks
[22:56] <DopeGhoti> hipitihop: that said, that's why it can't be accessed.
[22:57] <markdd34> where are on my computer is my secret key for gpg stored
[22:57] <hipitihop> DopeGhoti, ok let me quit this session, log out of the ssh session and then see what lsof shows, brb
[22:57] <MikeChelen> newuser: maybe check out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CommonAccessCard
[22:57] <markdd34> hello>>
[22:57] <markdd34> ???
[22:57] <llutz> markdd34: ~/.gnupg
[22:57] <perlsyntax> Does anyone use gvim??
[22:58] <FullPolarFox1981> perlsyntax Noup, I use it not
[22:58] <darolu> perlsyntax, I did for a while
[22:58] <Purpley> How can I make my system not respond or drop ping requests?
[22:58] <FullPolarFox1981> Purpley Burn it with fire
[22:58] <llutz> Purpley: stupid idea to do, but use iptables if you really want
[22:58] <Purpley> llutz why?
[22:58] <darolu> bazhang, ty
[22:59] <llutz> Purpley: there are other means to detect your host. so dropiing icmp8 wouldn't make sense, just makes network service difficult
[22:59] <Yhapster> so i followed this guide: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent to create a bootable USB flash drive, which works fine on my laptop
[22:59] <perlsyntax> daroluWel my prob is i try to install PyLint for vim and i put it in my ~/.vim/compiler/ but when i type :PyLint i get a error cal no text error command.
[22:59] <Purpley> I want to make my computer look near invisible or atleast safer
[22:59] <David-T> Purpley: a better question is why drop it?
[22:59] <perlsyntax> odd
[22:59] <Purpley> Security
[23:00] <Yhapster> however, on my new Atom-based desktop, it doesn't work, it simply says Boot error
[23:00] <David-T> dropping icmp echo requests does not provide security
[23:00] <llutz> Purpley: stupid, as i said.
[23:00] <Purpley> David-T, Makes it harder for hackers to detect im on the internet
[23:00] <Yhapster> i have the latest Bios updates,, and the machine definitely supports USB booting and sees the drive and tries to boot from it
[23:00] <llutz> Purpley: no, it doesn't
[23:00] <perlsyntax> ?
[23:01] <Yhapster> so can someone help me figure out why one machine would work, but the other says Boot error
[23:01] <hipitihop> DopeGhoti, my bad, got confused which session, nothing to do with the xchat session... anyway when I run with sudo I get "lsof: WARNING: can't stat() fuse.gvfs-fuse-daemon file system /home/ssh-admin/.gvfs
[23:01] <hipitihop>       Output information may be incomplete.
[23:01] <hipitihop> python     3208  myuserid   9u      REG                8,1     2177   12805184 /etc/passwd"
[23:01] <David-T> Purpley: if you really knew enough to make that statement definitively, you'd know how to block them...
[23:01] <mjkjr|wirc> hello, i've just installed ubuntu, I normally use windows. how can I get a .jar file to run?
[23:01] <Purpley> Sigh, back to the internets then
[23:01] <Bonstar> whats the command to read the manual with gedit editor?
[23:01] <David-T> Purpley: it's pointless, but use iptables if you really want, as llutz said
[23:01] <bj0rn2> mjkjr|wirc: install java JRE och JDK
[23:02] <DopeGhoti> hipitihop: pstree -p | grep -C3 3208  ← see what owns that process
[23:02] <mjkjr|wirc> bjorn2: thank you
[23:02] <darolu> perlsyntax, you need to create ~/.gvimrc directory and install PyLint there
[23:02] <hipitihop> DopeGhoti, does that need sudo ?
[23:02] <DasEi> Purpley: or a gui like firestarter, doing the nasty job more comfortable
[23:02] <DopeGhoti> hipitihop: generally not
[23:02] <Yhapster> any ideas?
[23:03] <DopeGhoti> hipitihop: if you don't have pstree, install the psmisc package
[23:03] <Purpley> DasEi, Alright, any ideas of a good place to start for learning iptables?
[23:03] <DasEi> Yhapster: what's the exact message you get ?
[23:03] <Yhapster> DasEi: "Boot error"
[23:03] <Yhapster> helpful huh?
[23:03] <Yhapster> and it works fine on my laptop
[23:04] <CharbeL> hi how can i download yahoo ?
[23:04] <DasEi> Yhapster: it's an external usb, you can boot it from lappi, but not from another machine so far; is it grub throwing the error or is it before on the hardware (bios) side ?
[23:05] <darolu> Purpley, man iptables
[23:05] <Purpley> Alright
[23:05] <juboba> CharbeL, you want to download Yahoo?
[23:05] <juboba> all of it?
[23:05] <juboba> xD
[23:05] <Yhapster> DasEi: it's likely the BIOS, because the entire screen is blank, with just "Boot error" in the top left. and yes, you've got the situation understood, works on laptop, not on another machine
[23:05] <Purpley> And is there some addon someone might know of for firefox that removes the referere
[23:05] <hipitihop> DopeGhoti, nope have pstree.. out shows nautilus, polkit-gnome-au, python, seahorse-agent, ssh-agent, tracker-applet
[23:06] <CharbeL> yes juboba
[23:06] <DasEi> Yhapster: if you plug the usb in and then go into bios of that box, is it realized there and can it be set to boot from it ?
[23:06] <Yhapster> DasEi: yes it ccan
[23:07] <Yhapster> DasEi: and does.
[23:07] <DasEi> Yhapster: and also it's not a 64bit os on 32bit box ?
[23:07] <darolu> CharbeL, you're gonna need a very large hard drive =P seriously, the only app from yahoo I know is its messenger, if that's what you want you don't need it, you can use empathy or any other IM client available trhough software centre
[23:08] <Purpley> And is there some addon someone might know of for firefox that removes the referrer
[23:08] <Yhapster> DasEi: It's a 32-bit OS on a 32/64-bit box (Intel Atom D510)
[23:08]  * David-T wonders what webpage listing bad security ideas Purpley found
[23:08] <DasEi> Yhapster: so not the issue, did you try to boot it with suber grub disk ?
[23:09] <blendmaster1024> would someone please tell me if they can ping this ip? 97.117.121.132
[23:09] <jhaig> blendmaster1024: No
[23:09] <blendmaster1024> you can't?
[23:09] <blendmaster1024> that makes me feel better
[23:09] <Cress> Me neither
[23:10]  * Purpley wonders if people can answer a question directly 
[23:10] <lkvv> I have herd about people making a separate partition for their homee partition why would you do that
[23:10] <darolu> blendmaster1024, I can't either
[23:10] <blendmaster1024> because i was freaking out that i couldn't ping it
[23:10] <DasEi> blendmaster1024: It's not just you! http://97.117.121.132 looks down from here.
[23:10] <Cress> lol
[23:10] <darolu> !patience | Purpley
[23:10] <Yhapster> DasEi: no, but that box has Windows 7 installed on it, which I did using a bootable USB flash drive
[23:10] <blendmaster1024> http is not running on that IP
[23:10] <David-T> Purpley: you could trying google first. for example "firefox referrer plugin" gives you your answer as the first hit.
[23:10] <jmartini> I'm having some issue with Rhythmbox. Sound works with VLC and simply hovering the mouse over an mp3 in the file browser bug rhythmbox is silent
[23:10] <jmartini> Anyone seen this before?
[23:11] <Cress> hm
[23:11] <Cress> jmartini: You say you get sound from everything BUT rhythmbox?
[23:11] <Yhapster> DasEi: I think what it's not liking is the fact that the key has two partitions
[23:11] <Yhapster> the first partition that it's trying to boot from is FAT32 and has GRUB loaded there
[23:11] <DasEi> Yhapster: is it karmic on the usb, fresh install ?
[23:12] <Yhapster> DasEi: I did a dd of the 9.10 i386 livecd iso to the 2nd, 750MB partition
[23:12] <Yhapster> that partition was formatted using ext4
[23:13] <DasEi> Yhapster: and then configured grub to boot the cd, hmm
[23:13] <Yhapster> DasEi: well that link doesn't quite do that
[23:13] <Cress> Anyone good with internal modems?
[23:13] <Seven_Six_Two> I have a hp photosmart s20 photoscanner, and I've found an ubuntu manpage that lists it as supported by the uscanner driver, but I can't find the driver itself. source or deb, anywhere. Does anyone know where I can find it?
[23:13] <DasEi> Yhapster: I don't understand ..
[23:14] <Yhapster> DasEi: that link tells you to copy vmlinuz and initrd.lz from the ISO to the /boot/ directory
[23:14] <Yhapster> grub loads those, with parameters to continue the boot from the ISO/2nd partition
[23:14] <Yhapster> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[23:14] <ruge> Hi folks, has anyone ever encountered the issue where Handbrake takes FOREVER to scan a DVD?
[23:15] <Cress> Seven_Six_Two: Sorry, I'm not sure, Try looking around the forums for your distro? someones possibly linked it
[23:15] <daftykins> ruge: i would imagine that's an inappropriate subject i'm afraid
[23:15] <jmartini> Cress: yes
[23:15] <Cress> ruge: Try anything else? Does it have the same problem?
[23:16] <ruge> Well, its just strange because I have a DVD of mine I wish to put on my PC. So i put in the disc, hit source, select the disc and it takes a long time to scan it!
[23:16] <ruge> its been like 30 minutes and its about 70% done
[23:16] <daftykins> is it a sony pictures/Disney film?
[23:16] <Cress> jmartini: Then I don't know what could be causing it, I had a similar problem, Try updating?
[23:16] <ruge> its a DVD from our local ABC station
[23:16] <ruge> *australia*
[23:16] <bazhang> ruge, could be disk damage, or some new encrytpion scheme, best to let it time out
[23:17] <jmartini> I'm updated. I even removed and reinstalled the package
[23:17] <ruge> bazhang: ill confirm this with another disc, one second.
[23:17] <bazhang> ruge, this from the PPA?
[23:17] <Cress> ruge does anything else work faster than handbrake?
[23:17] <DasEi> Yhapster: I get that approach, but it's not very nice as you can't update the system then, or alter it, also you can't use standard rescues as you could with common install in situations like this
[23:17] <jmartini> Oh well, I'll figure it out eventually and just use another player in the interim
[23:17] <Cress> jmartini:  I'm sorry, I can't be much help now since I'm currently booted in XP
[23:18] <ruge> Cress: ive never used anything else, i just installed ubuntu and handbrake
[23:18] <|Robert|> hy all
[23:18] <Cress> Ruge: Try something else, pop in a movie or something and play it with another program
[23:18] <Seven_Six_Two> Cress, I use ubuntu 9.10, and all I can find is the manpage on the ubuntu doc site. I searched the ubuntu forums and did a google and google/linux search.
[23:18] <ruge> Unless its intentionally meant to take ages  just to scan the titles.. its strange that my drives dont show any activity though.
[23:18] <jmartini> Cress: no worries, just thought I'd through it out. It's not a huge priority as sound works with everything else
[23:18] <Yhapster> DasEi: Sure you can. THere's a persistent storage file in the fat32 partition, and if a new release comes out, i just dd it back into that 2nd partition
[23:18] <Cress> Seven_Six_Two: Just give me a minute, I'll help you look
[23:19] <|Robert|> i try to add a new taskbar and now its freeze all, i can't access is... how can i remove it ?
[23:19] <Seven_Six_Two> Cress, thanks. I appreciate it. Maybe you'll see something I missed.
[23:19] <lars_> hey evrybdy i need help enabling my webcam...i have the flashpackage all installed and when i go to facebook for example its says to "click allow to use webcam" now i was wondering if i enable it from my terminal or what....im kinda lost here
[23:19] <Cress> Seven_Six_Two: No problem bro
[23:19] <ronnie_vd_c> does somebody know if/how its possible to share a desktop with x2go?
[23:20] <DasEi> Yhapster: you will always just have the iso, which you can't update (not speaking of a dist-upgrade here)
[23:20] <bazhang> ruge, I have handbrake from the PPA, was yours installed from somewhere else?
[23:20] <Cress> Ruge: It could be your cd drive, Try running a movie or something see if it loads quickly
[23:20] <ronnie_vd_c> http://www.x2go.org/index.php?id=72
[23:20] <DasEi> Yhapster: I'd rather use pendrivelinux to get a full install on the usb, so that can also be accessed via live cd or other in cases like this
[23:21] <Yhapster> DasEi: well, i was able to install programs and have them persist
[23:21] <Yhapster> DasEi: i went this route to be able to use the free space like a regular flash drive to copy files
[23:21] <ruge> Ahh! My DVDs arent playing with VLC player!
[23:21] <koltroll> Hey people. When I tried out the live  cd I could connect to my WPA2 network. But after install it doesn't work. It just says "wrong password". Any ideas on what I can do?
[23:22] <Cress> maybe put in the right password?
[23:22] <DasEi> Yhapster: you can alsways use gparted to have filespace for that purpose
[23:22] <Cress> Seven_Six_Two: I'm taking a look now
[23:23] <Yhapster> DasEi: thats not much different than my current approach
[23:23] <koltroll> Cress, of course I'm putting in the right password.
[23:23] <Seven_Six_Two> cool, I'm still here
[23:23] <Akkernight> Is there a service like Peer Guardian for Ubuntu and is it even needed?
[23:23] <Yhapster> DasEi: and doesnt explan why it works on some machines and not others
[23:23] <Cress> koltroll: I was kidding
[23:24] <|Robert|> i try to add a new taskbar and now its freeze all, i can't access is... how can i remove it ?
[23:24] <Cress> koltroll: All I can say is remove the WPA protection?
[23:24] <bastid_raZor> !panels | |Robert|
[23:24] <Cress> Then try it
[23:25] <mr_mustard> I installed a new HD in my machine... is there a way to make ubuntu mount all partitions at startup without messing around with /etc/fstab?
[23:25] <koltroll> Cress, yea well... maybe that's the way to go
[23:25] <Cress> Seven_Six_Two: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ScanningHowTo This isn't a driver, Or really anything but it might hold you over, or be of some use while I look
[23:25] <DasEi> Yhapster: it is much difference, to have a common install or any special approach in a situation like this, apart from that, I saw this from time to time, that a stick boots on certain machines, on otheres not, but it least came to grub there, and reinstalling grub on that particular machine then did the trick
[23:25] <Cress> koltroll: I'm not saying remove it for good, Turn it off and see if you get same error
[23:25] <Cress> koltroll: then let me know
[23:26] <|Robert|> ubottu huh thanks a lot... u save my life
[23:26] <Yhapster> DasEi: i've reinstalled grub many times, it's not the issue here. this has got me really stumped.
[23:26] <koltroll> Cress, oh I know it works if I turn it off
[23:26] <koltroll> Cress, it's just the wpa2-thing it has problems with
[23:26] <Cress> koltroll: Try maybe setting up a wep key
[23:27] <Cress> or some other means of protection, If some E-terrorists are out to get you, but if not I wouldn't worry about it I ran my network a few months back w/o any kind of passwords for years on end
[23:28] <DasEi> Yhapster: have you got another usb around ? justa stick with least 1 GB ? could try to install on that 'sticky box then
[23:28] <Yhapster> ok i'm gonna try a different way
[23:28] <koltroll> Cress, well it's not that I can't access internet, it's just that I think I should be able to connect to wpa2-protected networks
[23:28] <Purpley> A video I downloaded has sort of a blue filter on it, is there a movie player that has filters on it to counteract this sort of thing?
[23:28] <Yhapster> DasEi: i had this issue already with a diff key. it's something wrong with the instructions
[23:29] <Cress> Ouch, Seven_Six_two
[23:29] <DasEi> Yhapster: you could then just unplug all other drives and install via cd directly to the usb
[23:29] <Cress> Photosmart S20 (C5101A)  USB  0x03f0/0x0102  Unsupported
[23:29] <CharbeL> why i can connect to yahoo by empathy ?
[23:29] <CharbeL> can't*
[23:29] <Purpley> nvm smplayer has em
[23:31] <Seven_Six_Two> Cress, no luck? I already knew it wasn't supported by sane, that's why I'm looking for the uscanner driver
[23:31] <dsnyders> !visor
[23:31] <Cress> No luck so far
[23:31] <ian|> hi!
[23:31] <dsnyders> !palm
[23:31] <Cress> Only thing I found mentioning it was it's unsupported
[23:32] <pdonor> szépjóestétmindenkinek
[23:32] <nvictor> hello all
[23:32] <nvictor> what would be the equivalent of /dev/null on windows?
[23:32] <ian|> How the linux-backport-modules are built? Is there a way to build an own ubuntu kernel (2.6.31-20) from source with the latest backported modules?
[23:32] <bazhang> !hu | pdonor
[23:33] <saurion> hello! I've removed "quiet splash" from /etc/default/grub   and rebooted my computer. Now it shows some lines and then the screen goes dark (normally, I need to enter a password to decrypt the HDD).
[23:33] <dsnyders> nvictor, I don't think windows has an equivalent.
[23:33] <saurion> How can I boot my computer now?
[23:33] <nvictor> hmm
[23:33] <pdonor> oh tanx
[23:33] <Cress> saurion, got anything important on it?
[23:33] <Random832> saurion, what do the lines say?
[23:33] <dsnyders> nvictor, what are you trying to do?
[23:33] <nvictor> well
[23:34] <saurion> Cress, yes
[23:34] <Cress> Random: I think saurion means lines as in actual lines, not lines of text :p
[23:34] <nvictor> dsnyders: translate some lines containing file names '/dev/null'
[23:34] <Random832> i don't think editing /etc/default/grub actually does anything unless you run update-grub
[23:34] <saurion> Cress, no lines of text :) just what you see without "quiet splash"
[23:34] <Cress> saurion try booting in recovery, I'm not sure what to tell you since I haven't ever had a problem where I couldn't save my stuff, I was gonna recommend a format which would be the easiest thing to do
[23:34] <mikelifeguard> How can I change how long the passphrase for my GPG/GnuPG key is cached? My SSH keys have it cached for the whole session, I'd like the same for this
[23:34] <Cress> Oh
[23:35] <Random832> saurion, can you boot in single user mode (aka "recovery mode")?
[23:35] <Cress> You mean you can still use your computer?
[23:35] <dsnyders> nvictor, you're translating a shell script or something?
[23:35] <nvictor> dsnyders: python script
[23:35] <StopSign> anyways to get quickbooks 2010 with wine at this point?
[23:36] <saurion> Random832, then the same happens. OH I forgot to mention that I also edited the GFXmode option (800x600), and removed quiet splash (and then rebooted after update-grub)
[23:36] <Cress> saurion, What exactly happens?
[23:36]  * SnowmanX11 is back (gone 02:04:38)
[23:36] <Cress> Could you get in to back up all ur important stuff?
[23:37] <dsnyders> nvictor, windows has a device called NUL:
[23:37] <Cress> I'm sorry my knowledge is limited, I can only suggest reinstalling
[23:37] <Cress> Wish I could be more help
[23:37] <Purpley> A video I downloaded has sort of a blue filter on it, is there a movie player that has filters on it to counteract this sort of thing? like red green and blue?
[23:37] <Cress> Anyone good with internal modems?
[23:38] <Cress> Purpley
[23:38] <nvictor> dsnyders: i saw that, seems like it can't be read from or something
[23:38] <saurion> Cress, alright. pressing SHIFT gets me to GNU GRUB menu, where I can select from different kernels and a memory test. "press enter to boot the selected OS, 'e' to edit the commands before booting ...". Can't I put in "quiet splash" there, by using "e" to edit the commands ?
[23:38] <ugliefrog> how do i get emearld to be the window decorator
[23:38] <Purpley> Yes?
[23:38] <ugliefrog> isnt there a icon or some thing
[23:38] <ian|> I've written a bug report (Bug #542270) for my problem, but I wonder if I can fix it myself by recompiling the kernel and the backported modules.
[23:38] <Purpley> Cress, What?
[23:38] <Cress> Go to tastyspleen.tv/q2k and download that, then patch it for linux, and go to q2servers.com to find an ip, Go there, Type record. Let it go for a few seconds then disconnect
[23:39] <dsnyders> Purpley, I would imagine mplayer could do this.  However, if the video is probably missing one of the color channels, you likely won't be able to get it back.
[23:39] <Cress> You can record it as avi, which
[23:39] <StopSign> anyways to get quickbooks 2010 with wine at this point?
[23:39] <Cress> If it comes back blue it's not ur computer, but if it comes back fine somethings not right
[23:39] <root_> hi
[23:39] <arand> Purpley: that I think is a missetting in gstreamer...
[23:39] <bazhang> StopSign, check the appdb and ask about in #winehq
[23:39] <Purpley> I tried smplayer and movie player
[23:39] <bazhang> !appdb | StopSign
[23:39] <Cress> With the same video?
[23:39] <zib_> hi
[23:39] <Purpley> Yes
[23:39] <dsnyders> nvictor, /dev/null provides an End Of File signal as soon as an attempt to read from it is made.  NUL: probably does the same thing in windows.
[23:40] <Cress> Saurion
[23:40] <Cress> I'm sorry, I don't think you can
[23:40] <saurion> Cress, yes?
[23:40] <saurion> ah ok hmmmmmmmm
[23:40] <saurion> this should not happen.
[23:40] <Cress> It's okay, Just
[23:40] <Cress> Remember for next time
[23:40] <Cress> If you don't know what's gonna happen, don't F with it
[23:41] <Cress> hmm
[23:41] <Purpley> Hmmm it says Unsupported Pixel Format -1
[23:41] <saurion> Cress, I knew what removing "quiet splash" did in a previous version of ubuntu...
[23:41] <Purpley> When i play it with mplayer
[23:41] <Purpley> any ideas?
[23:41] <Cress> no system restore discs?
[23:41] <Cress> well
[23:41] <saurion> Cress, ... it doesn't seem to do the same thing on Lucid Beta 1
[23:41] <Cress> You said you messed with something else Saurion?
[23:41] <arand> Purpley: Try going into totem>preferences>display and wiggle the balance around, and se if that does anything...
[23:42] <Purpley> arand its just the video
[23:42] <Purpley> Not my monitor
[23:42] <arand> Purpley: colour balance
[23:42] <Purpley> wait wheres totem
[23:42] <Cress> It's the ONE video you're having problems with purpley?
[23:42] <saurion> Cress, all I did was removing "quiet splash" from /etc/default/grub, and I also enabled gfxmode to 800x600, in the very same file. then i ran update-grub  and rebooted the machine.
[23:42] <Purpley> Cress, Yes
[23:42] <Cress> purpley, No others?
[23:42] <arand> Purpley: movie player in the main menu
[23:43] <Cress> Purpley, everything else works fine?
[23:43] <Purpley> Yup
[23:43] <Cress> Then it's the video
[23:43] <Purpley> its a mpg if that helps
[23:43] <Cress> There's a problem with the video
[23:43] <Cress> Is all I can say
[23:43] <CharbeL> why i can't connect to yahoo ?
[23:43] <CharbeL> it says ---> Unable to connect: Error resolving scsa.msg.yahoo.com:
[23:43] <CharbeL> No address associated with hostname
[23:43] <Cress> saurion.. um..
[23:44] <CharbeL> it says ---> Unable to connect: Error resolving >scsa.msg.yahoo.com:
[23:44] <Purpley> thanks its good now
[23:44] <dsnyders> Purpley, so totem was able to play it properly?
[23:44] <Cress> I'm sorry, Like I said my knowledge is limited, I'm just trying to help the best I can, I'm no guru
[23:44] <arand> Purpley: Colour balance was the thing?
[23:45] <mikelifeguard> trying to run seahorse-agent tells me there is another GPG agent running - how can I tell what it is so I can kill it and use seahorse?
[23:45] <saurion> Cress, how do I save, what I edited in the GRUB menu (pressed the 'e' button to enable editing) ? just ctrl+x?
[23:45] <dangerman> i have a problem with my ubuntu9.10, the screen blanks out and caps lock lit and blinks
[23:45] <zib_> yo
[23:45] <Purpley> my hue was all the way to the left all the people looked like smurfs lol
[23:45] <Cress> Saurion: My guess is just enter it and leave, I haven't had to mess with it yet
[23:45] <BugsCrash> hi ,  Somebody help me about gma 500 on ubuntu 10.0.4 (acer 751/h)
[23:46] <BugsCrash> hi ,  Somebody help me about gma 500 on ubuntu 10.0.4 (acer 751/h) please
[23:46] <Cress> BugsCrash: Tell us what the problem is?
[23:46] <zib_> does any body test ubuntu 10.04
[23:46] <zib_> ?
[23:46] <DasEi> BugsCrash: join #ubuntu+1
[23:46] <mikebeecham> hi..does anyone know of any software in Linux that can remove the DRM from my paid itunes tv shows?
[23:46] <saurion> zib_, yes.
[23:46] <bazhang> BugsCrash, #ubuntu+1 for lucid
[23:46] <BugsCrash> Tanks for all
[23:46] <DasEi> zib_: see above
[23:46] <arand> Purpley: Yea sometimes the setting go a bit whacky.. Bug in gstreamer/totem... I guess.
[23:47] <zib_> saurion_how is it ?
[23:47] <bazhang> zib_, support and discussion in #ubuntu+1
[23:47] <StopSign> is there any chan's for wine ?
[23:47] <bazhang> winehq StopSign
[23:47] <StopSign> ty
[23:47] <bazhang> err #winehq
[23:47] <Cress> Anyone good with internal modems?
[23:47] <dsnyders> Cress, what's the issue?
[23:47] <alindgr111> My Virtual Box is extremely slow. Anybody know if VMWare is faster?
[23:48] <Purpley> alindgr111, Try increasing its memory
[23:48] <bazhang> alindgr111, how much memory alloted
[23:48] <zib_> bazhang_, i don't look at support , jsut info
[23:48] <Typos_King> saurion:   ctrl-x   boots from a line, but doesn't save it, if you want it saved I'd usually do it at /boot/grub/grub.cfg   though it many here will say use /etc/defaults/grub    since whenever, I don't see it on my end, it can get changed by some process running update-grub and use that template to override grub.cfg
[23:48] <saurion> zib_, hm, the first thing you have to do is to change the order of the window controls. from left to write
[23:48] <alindgr111> 1024 mb
[23:48] <saurion> zib_, I still prefer the 9.10 over 10.4...
[23:48] <bazhang> zib_, this is the wrong channel for chat. #ubuntu-offtopic for chat, #ubuntu+1 for lucid discussion and support
[23:49] <Cress> dsnyders: Well, I had set up my modem the other night, But it gave me a constant error when I tried to connect, No carrier. It was spamming it, So I went into my wvdial.config, and changed some things, Now it doesn't detect the modem at all anymore, It's a winmodem but I had already built the drivers and had it working
[23:49] <ugliefrog> can someone tell me how i can make emerald the default windows decorator
[23:49] <erUSUL> !emerald | ugliefrog
[23:49] <bazhang> ugliefrog, emerald is no longer developed nor supported
[23:49] <saurion> Typos_King, but is it possible to add quiet splash there and boot normally?
[23:49] <zib_> saurion_ ok thank you ... I'm a beginner on irc !
[23:49] <ugliefrog> kk
[23:50] <Typos_King> saurion:  sure, I do that :)
[23:50] <Mimi> I'm sick of googling:  I can't open oggcovert or soundconverter, because it needs python-gstreamer-0.10 (which IS already installed). Stuff I googled diidnt work
[23:50] <alindgr111> I can increase the mem and try that
[23:50] <measme> i advise you to get vegan if you can you will have many benefits in karma and health like look much younger live longer be less agressive risk 80% less cancers and ills have just good cholesterol and no cellulitis and over all be no odor in toilet as fish meat makes defecation smell bad for instetinal putrefaction and not kill animals :)
[23:50] <soreau> ugliefrog: You can set the default decorator in ccsm>Window Decoration>Command field. If emerald is installed, it can be started with 'emerald --replace'. Obviously it will only work while compiz is running
[23:50] <Typos_King> saurion   I do it on grub.cfg and then back it up, if it gets overwritten, I can either put it back or recall my changes :)
[23:50] <Purpley> When I enable Extra effects My top bar and bottom bar disappear and a sort of shadow appears whats the deal?
[23:51] <dsnyders> Cress, I don't know anything about windmodems except "Avoid them like the plague".  However, what may have happened is that your modem has moved and /dev/modem is no longer pointing at it.
[23:51] <Cress> That's what I thought too
[23:51] <ugliefrog> soreau, i had an icon that i clicked and changed but i had to reinstall now i dont have it
[23:51] <Cress> It being a winmodem isn't the issue, I already built the driver and had it working
[23:51] <Cress> ATDT*70,8852738
[23:51] <Cress> NO CARRIER
[23:51] <Cress> ERROR
[23:51] <Cress> --> No Carrier! Trying again.
[23:51] <Cress> --> Sending: ATDT*70,8852738
[23:51] <FloodBot3> Cress: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:51] <dsnyders> Cress, You got something there.
[23:52] <Cress> Yea
[23:52] <Cress> I don't know what's causing that
[23:52] <dsnyders> Cress, have you tried dialing the number yourself?  Perhaps it is telling you no carrier because it is not reaching a modem on the other end.
[23:52] <Purpley> When I enable Extra effects My top bar and bottom bar disappear and a sort of shadow appears whats the deal?
[23:53] <Cress> I'm on it at the moment
[23:53] <Cress> dsnyders I'm using the same number on XP
[23:53] <dsnyders> Cress, where are you that you don't need a ten digit number to call somewhere?
[23:53] <Cress> Canada hehe
[23:53] <mrwizeguy1983> i have a mic problem after fixing sound on my vpcf115fm vaio, there's a thread here -- http://code.google.com/p/vaio-f11-linux/issues/detail?id=9#c1 but it doesn't have a fix for the mic, and mentions it
[23:54] <saurion> damn it! the screen is just dark. all lamps are on, as normal... wtf
[23:54] <Cress> I do need a 10 digit number to call long distance, But it's in my area
[23:56] <dsnyders> Cress, I thought all North America had switched to 10 digit dialing.  Windows puts area codes on for you.
[23:56] <Purpley> When I enable Extra effects My top bar and bottom bar disappear and a sort of shadow appears whats the deal?
[23:57] <Cress> *70,8852738 is the number
[23:57] <Cress> I have to put the * and , in it for it to work
[23:57] <HexGhost> hi, im trying to use nginx on ubuntu and im unable to get it to start using the default configuration, wondering if anyone's used this
[23:57] <Aaal3> Hello, I have a Ubuntu 9.10 computer connected to my network via a usb wireless card (wlan1), i would like to hook another ubuntu 9.10 desktop via ethernet to desktop 1, and recieve internet through it, since i do not have a wireless adapter for desktop 2.
[23:57] <HexGhost> i get "[emerg]: open() "/usr/local/nginx/off" failed (2: No such file or directory)" and i have no idea why its looking for that, no config file or the startup script references that
[23:58] <saurion> fuckin ridiculous. I added "splash quiet" and hit ctrl+x. Then it continued booting in graphics mode and I was able to enter the pass to unlock the rest of the FS.
[23:58] <dsnyders> Cress, the *70 disables call waiting, the comma waits for the dial tone to return, then the rest of the number is dialed.
[23:58] <Cress> So I should add my area code for linux?
[23:59] <saurion> first impression of lucid: a lot like windows 98.
[23:59] <mrwizeguy1983> i have a mic problem after fixing sound on my vpcf115fm vaio, there's a thread here -- http://code.google.com/p/vaio-f11-linux/issues/detail?id=9#c1 but it doesn't have a fix for the mic, and mentions it
[23:59] <dsnyders> Cress, If you don't need it manually, then you don't need it in linux.  Have you tried calling the number manually?
[23:59] <Purpley> When I enable Extra effects My top bar and bottom bar disappear and a sort of shadow appears whats the deal?
[23:59] <bastid_raZor> !lucid | saurion   .. also it is a BETA.. failure is expected
[23:59] <mrwizeguy1983> saurion, how is lucid lynx like win 98?
[23:59] <Cress> no, But It's in my area, 885