[00:00] <amen51> kjele, what do you mean?
[00:00] <amen51> kjele, I have added things like fetchmail and conky to startup programs in gnome "Startup Applications Pereferences" dialog
[00:00] <kjele> amen51: If you do not have that folder then it is ok
[00:01] <aar> wormz, ok thanks
[00:01] <amen51> kjele, i used to work just fine, until I saved the session once ....
[00:01] <amen51> kjele, okay
[00:01] <kjele> amen51: Then it is in your autostart folder.
[00:01] <jazusa03> I'm having trouble with Cheese video recorder, I'm Using a Logitech C250 cam, and when i record with cheese the video records with very slow frames per second. can this be fixed somehow?
[00:01] <chetnick> My sound totally broke after hibernation. Reboot does not help. Any help would be appreciated.
[00:01] <amen51> autostart folder?
[00:01] <amen51> where is it?
[00:02] <kjele> amen51: ~/.config/autostart
[00:02] <wormz> chetnick: alsamixer, make sure its not muted
[00:02] <chetnick> wormz: checked.
[00:02] <amen51> i don't have that
[00:02] <kjele> amen51: It is fine then. Try to relog then
[00:03] <amen51> ah i see
[00:03] <amen51> sorry
[00:03] <TheMozart> Someone told me that a website can run a script on my firefox and it dont need or ask for my root password, but can run without my permission and remove files .. is that true???
[00:03] <amen51> okay thanks
[00:03] <Sunfizz98> how exactly do I know if all of my drivers are installed for linux?
[00:03] <skuzzel> Can anybody help me resize my ubuntu partition
[00:03] <erUSUL> Sunfizz98: if everything works all have a driver
[00:03] <stealurface> Sunfizz98: when things dont work
[00:03] <sylr> how do I install a package which require another package I did not install via apt by compiled by hand ?
[00:03] <acicula> TheMozart: normally not possible no
[00:04] <Ahmed\> can't switch to desktop 2 on gnome, something wrong in compiz please help to set it default i tried re,moving and adding it again still on desktop one :)
[00:04] <quinton> looking for a pokemon wifi chat
[00:04] <Sunfizz98> Is there a way to enable dual screen monitors?
[00:04] <skuzzel> I'm getting an error with the partition editor that comes in the ubuntu CD
[00:04] <Leathan> TheMozart:  if your that worried, look at firefox addons too theres one called noscript
[00:04] <acicula> Sunfizz98: system->preferences->display
[00:05] <erUSUL> Sunfizz98: which graphic card ?
[00:05] <skuzzel> Can anybody help me resize my ubuntu partition
[00:05] <erUSUL> skuzzel: you have to work from a livecd; mounted partitions can not be edited
[00:05] <skuzzel> I am
[00:06] <calum_> TheMozart: Yeh, install noscript firefox add on. It will only run scripts from sites that you choose. It will make you a lot safer
[00:06] <erUSUL> skuzzel: also for ext* partitions you can only move the end of the partition ...
[00:06] <stealurface> brb
[00:06] <skuzzel> that's fine
[00:06] <erUSUL> Sunfizz98: 01:05 < acicula> Sunfizz98: system->preferences->display
[00:06] <skuzzel> It's having a problem reading the partition I think
[00:06] <skuzzel> it's my ubuntu partition
[00:07] <skuzzel> and it says "couldn't find valid filesystem superblock
[00:07] <bolex> hey! noob question: WINE translates the stuff windows programs do into stuff linux can interpret, right? So wouldn't it be possible (feasible) to simply rewrite the exe file to do that on its own?
[00:08] <skuzzel> "filesystem has unsupported feature while trying to open dev/sda1
[00:08] <stealurface> is noscript open source?
[00:08] <calum_> Bolex: In order for a Windows program to truly work on Linux, you would have to rewrite the entire code.
[00:08] <stealurface> the firefox addon?
[00:08] <bolex> calum_: Yeah
[00:08] <Guest43943> i get this error when trying to compile things any ideas? checking whether the C compiler works... configure: error: cannot run C compiled programs.
[00:08] <Sunfizz98> is there a way to enable dual monitors (1 vga, 1 DVI) with a gfx card ATI Radeon HD 4550?
[00:08] <calum_> Wine imitates the windows binaries
[00:09] <fagan> Callum__: no you dont need to rewrite the entire code
[00:09] <Callum__> huh?
[00:09] <calum_> Fagan: Well enough of it to work on Linux
[00:09] <erUSUL> Sunfizz98: with a Radeon HD 4550 you may want to try with fglrx drivers ... System>Admin>hardware drivers
[00:09] <Leathan> Callum__: just recompile it :)
[00:09] <Callum__> what?
[00:09] <jrib> FreeRunner: install build-essential
[00:10] <FreeRunner> jrib: ok thanks hopefully that works
[00:10] <erUSUL> bolex: rewritte programs is not easy :)
[00:10] <jrib> FreeRunner: what are you compiling?
[00:10] <fagan> Callum__: a lot of it should run no bother the problems are repackaging it, sound and display
[00:10] <skuzzel> I'm getting an error with the partition editor that comes in the ubuntu live CD, can't seem to recognize my ubuntu parition properly, can anyone help?
[00:10] <Callum__> fagan: I think you mean calum_ =)
[00:10] <bolex> erUSUL So i was wondering if it wouldn't be a better idea to simply replace all the calls to windows stuff to calls to linux stuff
[00:10] <fagan> your right
[00:10] <fagan> :)
[00:11] <Xeon3D> is it true that they're going to change the order of the buttons?
[00:11] <calum_> Bolex: Put it this way, I wrote a program for windows and then for Linux, I had to change small portions of the code
[00:11] <erUSUL> bolex: easier said then done
[00:11] <FreeRunner> jrib: im trying to compile curl at the moment
[00:11] <fagan> too many people with the same name
[00:11] <erUSUL> Xeon3D: yes
[00:11] <jrib> FreeRunner: why? curl is in the repositories
[00:11] <skuzzel> I'm getting an error with the partition editor that comes in the ubuntu live CD, can't seem to recognize my ubuntu parition properly, can anyone help?
[00:11] <sixofour> every time i try to render an mp3 in kdenlive my laptop shuts down, i believe my laptop is overheating and the motherboard is shutting it off, is there a way to fix this? the laptop was working fine a few days ago
[00:11] <sixofour> mpg*
[00:11] <Xeon3D> erUSUL:  why? :X
[00:11] <fagan> calum_: it really depends on what the program is written in
[00:12] <norbi905> Hello, I wanted the default "ls" alias to be different.  So I edited a .bashrc file.  I believe at this point I have to reboot, is there a way to reset these without having to reboot?  Not even sure what the .bashrc file is, or who calls it.  Thanks for taking your time reading this.
[00:12] <calum_> Fagan: C++ here.
[00:12] <Niennor> hi, someone can help me please in one thing :) ?
[00:12] <FreeRunner> jrib: well i tried to compile libtorrent and i got that error then i tried curl to check what the problem was
[00:12] <erUSUL> Xeon3D: they decided to do it. it is their distro their choice
[00:12] <FreeRunner> jrib: nothing was installed when i do that
[00:12] <jrib> FreeRunner: libtorrent is also in the repositories...
[00:12] <erUSUL> Xeon3D: there is a bug report in launmchpad to see the reasons given pro and con
[00:12] <bolex> calum_: Callum__: lol
[00:12] <erUSUL> Xeon3D: there is a bug report in launchpad to see the reasons given pro and con
[00:12] <jrib> FreeRunner: what are you actually trying to install?
[00:13] <kn100> Finally
[00:13] <calum_> Although the Linux kernel is written in C if I am correct
[00:13] <fagan> calum_: C++ you would have some small issues and G++ is a little more strict than the windows C++ compiler
[00:13] <Vampire0> sylr: man dpkg
[00:13] <fagan> calum_: it is
[00:13] <kn100> How can I do a 'chkdisk' in ubuntu on a ntfs volule
[00:13] <kn100> volume*
[00:13] <kyppcgeek> What is G++ ?
[00:13] <histo> norbi905: you just have to log out and back in
[00:13] <fagan> The C++ compiler for linux
[00:13] <skuzzel> I'm getting an error with the partition editor that comes in the ubuntu live CD, can't seem to recognize my ubuntu parition properly, can anyone help?
[00:14] <calum_> G++ is a c++ compiler for linux
[00:14] <FreeRunner> jrib: im just setting up a server to stream music (might use icecast not sure) and download some torrents i usually compile things from scratch but i keep getting this error.
[00:14] <fagan> its part of the gnu compiler collection
[00:14] <jazusa03> I'm having trouble with Cheese video recorder, I'm Using a Logitech C250 cam, and when i record with cheese the video records with very slow frames per second. can this be fixed somehow?
[00:14] <sixofour> every time i try to render an mpg in kdenlive my laptop shuts down, i believe my laptop is overheating and the motherboard is shutting it off, is there a way to fix this? the laptop was working fine a few days ago
[00:14] <Callum__> bolex: always happens =)
[00:14] <tnks> what's Canonical's stance for keeping usability features in sync between Ubuntu and Kubuntu?
[00:14] <norbi905> histo, thank you
[00:14] <erUSUL> kn100: the closest thing is ntfsfix from ntfsprogs but it is too limited. it is better to use windows to work with ntfs filesystems
[00:14] <FreeRunner> jrib: never had this problem before
[00:14] <erUSUL> !ot | tnks
[00:14] <jrib> FreeRunner: but there's no point in compiling things from scratch simply for the sake of compiling things from scratch
[00:14] <Niennor> if somebody can help me plz: I have a HDD with an ubuntu partition, it had a folder of a samba server with a lot of files on it and there are a lot of files with character encoding troubles and I cannot write those files on a DVD, there is a way to bulk repair those filenames? please?
[00:15] <FreeRunner> jrib: i have to change a few settings on rtorrent so i compile it. Im somewhat new but i dont think that i can do it unless i compile it
[00:15] <kn100> erUSUL, I don't have windows because grub ate the bootloader and I can't work with the ntfs disk in ubuntu to fix it because its telling me to check the disk in windows o.O
[00:15] <fuzzybunny69y> hey everyone I am trying to download all the images from a site and all the images are in a galleries subdirectory and then it will have some other folder in there with images of the person. wget -Nr -m -A gif,jpg -np -S <site> was the command i was trying to use but i dont think it is working
[00:15] <Xeon3D> erUSUL:  trying to locate it... without luck
[00:15] <jrib> FreeRunner: maybe.  what settings?  rtorrent can be configured with a configuration file
[00:16] <erUSUL> kn100: try with ntfsfix then
[00:16] <FreeRunner> jrib: i know that ive set it up a few times before compiling everything. I need to enable xmlrpc for one
[00:17] <FreeRunner> jrib: hard drive died so im doing it over
[00:17] <Niennor> if somebody can help me plz: I have a HDD with an ubuntu partition, it had a folder of a samba server with a lot of files on it and there are a lot of files with character encoding troubles and I cannot write those files on a DVD, there is a way to bulk repair those filenames? please?
[00:17] <kn100> erUSUL, thanks :D
[00:18] <erUSUL> Xeon3D: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/light-themes/+bug/532633 <<< there you can see the final decision of Mark https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/light-themes/+bug/532633/comments/564
[00:18] <jrib> FreeRunner: I'm on debian atm but at least in the debian package it seems to be compiled with --with-xmlrpc-c
[00:18] <FreeRunner> jrib: yeah i know that but i cant get anything to complie which is the problem
[00:18] <erUSUL> fuzzybunny69y: try -Agif,jpg without the space
[00:18] <jrib> FreeRunner: that's a different issue, yes
[00:18] <histo> Niennor: you could find files with certain errors and rename them
[00:19] <skuzzel> I'm getting an error with the partition editor that comes in the ubuntu live CD, can't seem to recognize my ubuntu parition properly, can anyone help?
[00:19] <FreeRunner> jrib: any ideas? im using server edition atm its what i usually use since i dont need a gui really
[00:19] <jrib> FreeRunner: anyway, install "build-essential" and do « sudo apt-get build-dep PACKAGE » and then try rebuilding the package
[00:19] <fuzzybunny69y> erUSUL, yeah it doesn't seem to be working :(
[00:20] <erUSUL> fuzzybunny69y: then i dunno
[00:20] <FreeRunner> jrib: build-essential didnt install anything
[00:20] <fuzzybunny69y> erUSUL, thanks for your help anyway
[00:20] <FreeRunner> jrib: nothing to install
[00:20] <jrib> FreeRunner: that's fine
[00:21] <histo> Niennor: there is a rename command on debian based systems as well. you could do something like rename -v 's/\.something/\.somethingnew/' *.blah
[00:22] <skuzzel> what does "couldn't find valid filesystem superblock" mean?
[00:22] <histo> Niennor: you'd have to look at the man page for a better explaination and to see some examples
[00:22] <histo> skuzzel: what are you trying to do mount a partition?
[00:22] <stealth-> what are the packages you need to have installed to compile things?
[00:22] <skuzzel> I'm trying to resize it with the live CD
[00:23] <jrib> !compile > stealth-
[00:23] <histo> skuzzel: its not liking the partition on the drive.  are you sure its unmounted and your not trying to resize /swap which is in use.
[00:23] <jrib> !away > bfiller
[00:23] <stealth-> jrib: thanks
[00:23] <FreeRunner> jrib: that seems to be working but that doesnt help me with the compiling problem does it? Sorry never used that command before
[00:23] <skuzzel> perhaps it is mounted
[00:24] <skuzzel> I restarted computer and booted from CD
[00:24] <lee_> I got a question
[00:24] <skuzzel> how can I check?
[00:24] <Iknowgungfu> Hi all.  Trying to install 10.04 and it is stuck at 55%  I have vista already installed in another partition, I selected to install with the largest free space (This is about 40GB).  Any ideas?  Not sure what would happen if I do a reset...
[00:24] <jrib> FreeRunner: pastebin what you are doing and the full error after running those two commands
[00:24] <lee_> how do you open python when you download the compressed file?
[00:24] <jrib> !lucid | Iknowgungfu
[00:24] <histo> skuzzel: well typing mount in a terminal will show you the current mounts
[00:24] <Iknowgungfu> THX
[00:24] <Xeon3D> erUSUL:  thanks for the links... Guess that's a version I won't install.
[00:25] <FreeRunner> jrib: theres no problem running those 2 cmds but i still cant do ./compile
[00:25] <erUSUL> Xeon3D: your choice; ( you can use any other theme btw)
[00:25] <jrib> FreeRunner: pastebin what you are doing and the full error after running those two commands
[00:26] <DarqWolff> Is there a command to get the nonlocal IP?
[00:26] <DarqWolff> The one that works over Internet, not just the local network?
[00:26] <jrib> DarqWolff: wget -q -O - http://whatismyip.org
[00:26] <Xeon3D> erUSUL:  true, but I don't really like it when a OSS project starts not listening to the community... I barely saw any posts welcoming this change.
[00:27] <DarqWolff> Thanks
[00:27] <histo> DarqWolff: or you can just point a browser to whatismyip.org
[00:27] <DarqWolff> histo: I would, but I only have SSH access to the computer in question
[00:27] <skuzzel> histo: i'm pretty sure it's not mounted right now
[00:27] <FreeRunner> jrib: i mnot sure what two commands you want since the build-essential and the other one give no error but heres the error i am trying to figure out. http://pastebin.com/psr4MMKb
[00:28] <alan`> the reason i was asking was because i am trying to get my summasketch III digitizer working
[00:28] <histo> DarqWolff: w3m is a text based browser installed by default
[00:28] <skuzzel> I don't see it listed in the terminal and if it was I could simply unmount it with gpart
[00:28] <histo> DarqWolff: w3m www.whatismyip.org
[00:28] <histo> DarqWolff: or use wget as others have suggest3d
[00:28] <erUSUL> Xeon3D: as i said: your choice
[00:28] <DarqWolff> Wow.
[00:28] <jrib> FreeRunner: apt-cache policy binutils
[00:28] <DarqWolff> I didn't know Linux included a text-based browser
[00:28] <DarqWolff> I thought I would have to install one
[00:28] <bmahf> hey, can anyone tell me the best way to connect to a tightvncserver instance on ubuntu from a mac?  I'm using chicken of the vnc and my keyboard mapping is totally messed up when I run a terminal.
[00:29] <histo> DarqWolff: ubuntu has w3m by default
[00:29] <histo> DarqWolff: you can apropos browser   should show you whats installed
[00:29] <DarqWolff> histo: Well, I didn't know ubuntu included one :P
[00:30] <histo> DarqWolff: apropos is nifty
[00:30] <FreeRunner> jrib: give i a link to what it says?
[00:30] <jrib> FreeRunner: yes
[00:30] <FreeRunner> jrib: http://pastebin.com/PU3BDB3V
[00:31] <jrib> FreeRunner: ls /usr/local/bin/
[00:32] <chuyzoz> Hello, I was hoping somebody could help me with some networking issues
[00:32] <histo> skuzzel: what type of parittion is it?
[00:32] <FreeRunner> jrib: nothing there ...
[00:32] <histo> skuzzel: that you are trying to resize.
[00:32] <kernel_geek> Hi! My mouse sensetivity is at max on ubuntu, and its still not sensitive enough for me... Is there a config file I can alter ?
[00:33] <DarqWolff> Alright, I think I may just have a way to totally circumvent my school's internet blocks.
[00:33] <skuzzel> :histo is my ubuntu partition
[00:33] <histo> DarqWolff: tor
[00:34] <skuzzel> sda1
[00:34] <histo> skuzzel: yeah is it ext3 ext4 etc..?
[00:34] <DarqWolff> histo: ...?
[00:34] <DarqWolff> histo: How exactly... does that... fit...
[00:34] <skuzzel> ext 3 I think, gimmie a second I'm rebooting
[00:34] <histo> DarqWolff: I was saying tor is a way to circumvent it.
[00:35] <FreeRunner> jrib: any ideas? If not its fine.
[00:35] <DarqWolff> histo: Not if you would get your school computer account banned for renaming the command line so that you can access it without an administrator's account
[00:35] <chuyzoz> can someone help me with networkign issues ..  I can't seem to be able to find my roomates windows shared folders... even though I could access them yesterday
[00:35] <jrib> FreeRunner: can you compile a hello world using gcc?
[00:35] <histo> kernel_geek: synclient
[00:36] <DarqWolff> histo: Also, just FYI, the school uses Windows :P but my method of circumvention does involve Ubuntu
[00:36] <kernel_geek> histo: I'll give that a look thanks...
[00:36] <fsdf> server irc.rizon.net
[00:36] <nishanth> i am having some freezing issues with my ubuntu can someone help me?
[00:36] <histo> DarqWolff: well you can use tor in windows as well. Your requests would go through a different node bypassing whatever the filter is.
[00:36] <shakeuk> hi
[00:37] <cpunk> hi
[00:37] <FreeRunner> jrib: sorry no idea how to do that never had to before...
[00:37] <DarqWolff> histo: I know, I'm just making sure you knew it didn't actually involve using a Linux command or something on the computers
[00:37] <shakeuk> im new to linux/ubuntu can someone explain why no dvd/cd rom drive shows up under places>computer?
[00:37] <histo> shakeuk: it will when you put a cd in
[00:38] <shakeuk> i tried putting a blank dvd in there but nothing shows up still
[00:38] <histo> shakeuk: default behavior is to automount on insert and place an icon on the desktop
[00:38] <jrib> FreeRunner: put http://paste.ubuntu.com/409757/ in a text file and run "gcc name_of_file"
[00:38] <shakeuk> i also tried the ubuntu live cd and nothing shows up
[00:38] <strange> hey guys im running a server here running ubuntu desktop but it doesnt have alot of diskspace, my workstation also using ubuntu desktop has alot more space i would like to mount a raid from the workstation on the server so its writeable on the server by other people on the network would would be the best way to go about this?
[00:38] <histo> shakeuk: put in a cd and can you pastebin the output of mount    in a terminal
[00:39] <histo> strange: samba
[00:39] <nishanth>  my computer freezes in between stuff for no reason and i have to hard boot it to get it back to work. can anyone help me with issue?
[00:39] <histo> !samba | strange
[00:39] <shakeuk> should it show up if for example i put the windows 7 install disc into the dvd drive?
[00:39] <strange> histo: between 2 linux servers samba is the best way? i was thinking nfs or something
[00:39] <DarqWolff> Anyway, it would work like this: I get a wobsite (XKCD reference) running that can convert whatever is on a webpage into ASCII art in real-time, and then use an SSH wobsite such as http://www.serfish.com/console/ to access my home Linux box via SSH. So then I just type "w3m {website}" and can use that website to do things like look at YouTube and play games with no sound and horrible graphics :P as well as use BitchX to go on IRC.
[00:39] <histo> nishanth: what version of ubuntu?
[00:39] <nishanth> 10.04
[00:39] <histo> strange: yeah if its just nix there are other options
[00:40] <histo> nishanth: as in #ubuntu+1
[00:40] <nrobertson> shakeuk: Yes.
[00:40] <strange> histo: its just nix
[00:40] <FreeRunner> jrib: nothing saved it as hello and ran gcc hello nothing happened. I did it right right?
[00:40] <jrib> FreeRunner: now run "./a.out"
[00:40] <skuzzel> histo: it's a ext3 partition
[00:40] <nishanth> histo: i been directed back from that channel to here
[00:40] <dima_linux1> hello, how can i enable dcc in pidgeon in irc?
[00:40] <histo> nishanth: #ubuntu+1 is the support channel for 10.04
[00:41] <histo> nishanth: I don't see anyone telling you to come here
[00:41] <shakeuk> so i guess it kinda works like osx no cd shows unless cd in the drive?
[00:41] <FreeRunner> jrib: no such file or directory
[00:41] <kernel_geek> histo: Synclient is for touchpads ?
[00:41] <dima_linux1> hello, can someone help me to enable DCC in irc on pidgeon?
[00:41] <jrib> FreeRunner: pastebin your terminal session
[00:41] <histo> kernel_geek: ahh my bad
[00:41] <histo> kernel_geek: sry laptop here
[00:43] <shakeuk> ok i inserted my windows 7 install disc just to see if anything would show up on the desktop or under places>computer but nothing is showing up
[00:43] <shakeuk> how can i test if everything is ok?
[00:43] <FreeRunner> jrib: http://pastebin.com/X75jZPtB
[00:43] <histo> nishanth: i've sent you a message in #ubuntu+1
[00:44] <jrib> FreeRunner: that's pretty weird.  If I don't use a .c extension, gcc will yell at me.  What does « readlink -f $(which gcc) » return?
[00:44] <Sunfizz98> mmm, I can't open a .run file
[00:45] <jrib> Sunfizz98: why do you want to?
[00:45] <histo> shakeuk: leave the cd in and open a terminal..  Type mount in a terminal and hit enter.  Then pastebin the output
[00:45] <jrib> !ati | Sunfizz98
[00:45] <shakeuk> just mount? or sudo mount?
[00:45] <skuzzel> sunfizz98:https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingRunPackage
[00:45] <skuzzel> sunfizz98:https: //help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingRunPackage
[00:46] <skuzzel> man... I'm not good at that
[00:46] <histo> !paste | shakeuk
[00:46] <FreeRunner> jrib: readlink -f gcc gives me home/mike/gcc
[00:46] <histo> shakeuk: just mount
[00:46] <shakeuk> !paste
[00:46] <jrib> FreeRunner: really? well why/
[00:46] <histo> shakeuk: shold print out a list of all the mounts that the system has currently
[00:47] <histo> shakeuk: follow the directions from ubottu about pastebin because you can copy and paste in to the channel
[00:47] <shakeuk> jake@jake-ubuntu:~$ mount
[00:47] <shakeuk> /dev/sda4 on / type ext4 (rw,errors=remount-ro)
[00:47] <shakeuk> proc on /proc type proc (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)
[00:47] <shakeuk> none on /sys type sysfs (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)
[00:47] <shakeuk> none on /sys/fs/fuse/connections type fusectl (rw)
[00:47] <shakeuk> none on /sys/kernel/debug type debugfs (rw)
[00:47] <shakeuk> none on /sys/kernel/security type securityfs (rw)
[00:47] <FloodBot1> shakeuk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:47] <histo> shakeuk: go to paste.ubuntu.com
[00:47] <FreeRunner> jrib: im really lost here i dont see any reason for it not to be working
[00:47] <jrib> FreeRunner: your gcc shouldn't point to /home/mike/gcc.
[00:47] <histo> shakeuk: paste in there and it will give you a link to share
[00:48] <FreeRunner> where should it point?
[00:48] <jrib> FreeRunner: wait.  Did you actually type what I said before or did you change it?
[00:48] <shakeuk> http://paste.ubuntu.com/409760/
[00:48] <FreeRunner> jrib: i did readlink -f gcc
[00:49] <jrib> FreeRunner: that's pretty weird.  If I don't use a .c extension, gcc will yell at me.  What does « readlink -f $(which gcc) » return?
[00:49] <jrib> FreeRunner: type what is inside the «»
[00:50] <FreeRunner> jrib: i get this: /usr/bin/gcc-4.4
[00:50] <shakeuk> did that url work?
[00:50] <nick_h> hey guys. what exactly does Gnome do when i hit F7?
[00:50] <histo> shakeuk: yes
[00:50] <sorin> hi!
[00:50] <nick_h> it seems to re-detect my monitors (or something along those lines), but i'd like to know exactly what it does
[00:51] <histo> shakeuk: in a terminal cd /home/jake/.gvfs
[00:51] <jrib> FreeRunner: here is what my gcc does: http://paste.ubuntu.com/409764/
[00:51] <histo> shakeuk: then ls
[00:51] <histo> shakeuk: or just ls /home/jake/.gvfs
[00:51] <histo> shakeuk: does that output the contents of the cd?
[00:51] <jrib> FreeRunner: pastebin: apt-cache policy libc6-dev
[00:52] <kyle_> hey
[00:53] <FreeRunner> http://pastebin.com/WsgV51xC
[00:53] <shakeuk> nope
[00:53] <paranoid_pedlar> whats a good program for wordpress?
[00:53] <nrobertson> paranoid_pedlar: to do what?
[00:53] <nrobertson> paranoid_pedlar: Are you looking for a local hosting environment?
[00:53] <paranoid_pedlar> wysiwyg posting
[00:53] <halfie> hi, mocp process has become defunct and its parent is pid 1
[00:53] <kyle_> I have a little problem, my System Monitor seems to not be working
[00:54] <halfie> how do i get rid of it?
[00:54] <histo> shakeuk: is there anything in there?
[00:54] <paranoid_pedlar> nrobertson, for posting to my online wordpress
[00:54] <nrobertson> paranoid_pedlar: got it
[00:54] <q0_0p> anyone here use pidgin?
[00:54] <skuzzel> yeah
[00:54] <nrobertson> q0_0p: Yes.
[00:54] <skuzzel> Okay, so I'm trying to resize my ect3 sda1 ubuntu partition with the live CD using Gparted. Gparted says it can't find a valid fylesystem superblock when it tries to edit the ubuntu partition. Anyone have any tips on making it work?
[00:55] <jrib> FreeRunner: you need to investigate why your gcc behaves differently than mine I guess
[00:55] <q0_0p> nrobertson: any way to get rid of colorful user names?
[00:55] <halfie> mocp process has become defunct and its parent is pid 1 .. is there a way to get rid of it?
[00:55] <shakeuk> nothing shows up in my terminal
[00:55] <histo> shakeuk: hrm... has this cdrom ever worked?
[00:56] <kyle_> does anyone know how i can download display drivers that system monitor might be using? all i see right now is a black spot where the app is with a buncha white dots
[00:56] <jrib> FreeRunner: what arch are you on?
[00:56] <FreeRunner> jrib: thanks for trying. Im just going to reinstall everything again
[00:56] <FreeRunner> jrib: i have to head out now but thanks for help
[00:56] <histo> kyle_: the system monitor you can put ont eh panel?
[00:56] <jrib> FreeRunner: ok
[00:56] <shakeuk> lol yeah i used it to install ubuntu and also it works fine unders w7
[00:57] <histo> shakeuk: I meant has it worked in nix before perhaps gvfs has gone bonkers for your current session.
[00:57] <kyle_> histo: whats that?
[00:58] <kyle_> histo: "ont eh panel?"
[00:58] <shakeuk> how do u mean has it worked in nix? im new to linux remember :P
[00:58] <histo> kyle_: on the panel
[00:58] <histo> shakeuk: try sudo mount /dev/cdrom /mnt
[00:58] <histo> shakeuk: in a terminal
[00:59] <shakeuk> mount: special device /dev/cdrom does not exist
[00:59] <kyle_> histo: I'm really new to linux (like i just installed it today) so could you clarify what you mean? I could show you a screen capture of what it looks like if that will help
[01:00] <histo> shakeuk: sudo mount /dev/hdc /mnt
[01:00] <nrobertson> q0_0p: from a quick look I couldn
[01:00] <nrobertson> t find a way but that doens't mean it's not possible
[01:01] <shakeuk> special device /dev/hdc does not exist
[01:01] <nrobertson> q0_0p: Sorry.
[01:01] <skuzzel> Okay, so I'm trying to resize my ect3 sda1 ubuntu partition with the live CD using Gparted. Gparted says it can't find a valid fylesystem superblock when it tries to edit the ubuntu partition. Anyone have any tips on making it work?
[01:01] <q0_0p> nrobertson: its all good
[01:01] <histo> shakeuk: ugg what is your cdrom on lets do this
[01:01] <eryn_1983> hey peeps i am  trying to get  64bit flash to work on my system but i cant seem to get my login to work on the  stupid forums
[01:02] <histo> shakeuk: sudo apt-get install hwinfo && hwinfo --cdrom
[01:02] <eryn_1983> is there some other place i get the file
[01:02] <nrobertson> !repeat | skuzzel
[01:02] <histo> shakeuk: or you can ls -l /dev/cd*   and tell me what the symlink is to
[01:03] <histo> shakeuk: that would be easier
[01:03] <shakeuk> ls: cannot access /dev/cd*: No such file or director
[01:03] <shakeuk> whats that other thing u want me to install?
[01:03] <histo> shakeuk: how is there no /dev/cdrom or cdrw
[01:04] <shakeuk> lol why is everything done in terminal on linux haha
[01:04] <skuzzel> ubottu: thanks, though I don't know what I'm waiting for (;
[01:04] <nrobertson> q0_0p: BTW, you might check #pidgin
[01:04] <U1234> my ubuntu10.04 can connect to thunderbirdEmail,pigdin chat, but just no internet Firefox, however, in vBox, i have internet, what's the problem ?
[01:04] <q0_0p> nrobertson: i figured out how at least make the font color bold, makes it a little bit easier to read
[01:04] <histo> shakeuk: try lshw | grep cdrom
[01:05] <xubunto> a litle help
[01:05] <U1234> vbox is inside ubuntu 1004
[01:05] <shakeuk> WARNING: you should run this program as super-user
[01:05] <xubunto> eho..
[01:06] <histo> shakeuk: yeah then it should spit out some output in a sec
[01:06] <shakeuk> nope after the warning it hasnt spit anything out
[01:06] <apahsia> are there any ghosting apps similar to acronis for linux
[01:06] <mark_am_i> hi
[01:07] <mark_am_i> where is the channel topic so i can read it ?
[01:07] <eryn_1983> is 10 the latest  version?
[01:07] <kyle_> "desktop effects cannt be enabled" anyone know the cause of this error?
[01:08] <nrobertson> kyle_: No 3D graphics driver, I'd think.
[01:08] <kyle_> nrobertson: yeah, i thought that as well... any way to fix that?
[01:09] <Craig_Dem> Your graphics driver. Look up Hardware Drivers in the menu.
[01:09] <roy_> anyone know how to remove all current iptables rules
[01:09] <haavaros> I have ubuntu 9.10. Can I just uninstall compiz or do I have to install another window manager first?
[01:09] <skuzzel> Okay, so I'm trying to resize my ect3 sda1 ubuntu partition with the live CD using Gparted. Gparted says it can't find a valid fylesystem superblock when it tries to edit the ubuntu partition. Anyone have any tips on making it work?
[01:09] <nrobertson> kyle_:  what graphics card?
[01:10] <soreau> haavaros: What seems to be the problem?
[01:10] <kyle_> "no proprietary drivers are in use on this system"
[01:10] <haavaros> soreau: Handling of bell sounds
[01:10] <mark_am_i> hey all
[01:10] <soreau> haavaros: What about them?
[01:11] <mark_am_i> si there anyway to install mac os as a vm?
[01:12] <haavaros> soreau: Bell is completely non-existent, and someone told me that compiz doesn't communicate via libcanberra. In pulseaudio i've used x11 to have an oggfile as system beep
[01:12] <haavaros> if that makes sense
[01:12] <RisingChurch> Hello. Does ubuntu 9.10 come with all of the required packages to install wvdial?
[01:12] <mark_am_i> humm
[01:12] <mark_am_i> kinda
[01:13] <axplayer> heya all, quick question, I can't seem to find a google answer: I am supposed to have 512MB memory on this crappy computer, ubuntu says I have 496MB, why is that?
[01:14] <seattlegaucho> axplayer: pls post the first line of "cat /proc/meminfo"
[01:14] <mark_am_i> because its converted differnt
[01:14] <eryn_1983> hey peeps i manaully installed the flashplugin for  64 bit flash but it is still not working any ideas?
[01:14] <soreau> haavaros: Well it's easy to check if compiz may be interfering. Just go to sys>prefs>appearance>visual effects and set to none. This will effectively disable compiz and start metacity which is already installed
[01:14] <axplayer> one sec
[01:14] <toh192> your video card sucks up some ram doesnt it?
[01:14] <RisingChurch> Well if it is on the mobo it probably does.
[01:14] <eryn_1983> /usr/lib/firefox-addons/plugins/ & /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/ is where i put it.
[01:15] <axplayer> seattlegaucho: MemTotal:         508676 kB?
[01:15] <RisingChurch> Most modern graphic cards probably have as much ram as his machine.
[01:15] <toh192> 16mb onboard video is your problem
[01:15] <axplayer> what do you mean by that
[01:15] <RisingChurch> 2 users over 1337
[01:15] <axplayer> on board. as in my BIOS configuration screen for example?
[01:15] <Demiurge> I calculated a new resolution for my monitor using cvt. I've run xrandr --newmode with the result. I should then run xrandr -- addmode. But what name to use there?? I thought it would be CRT-0, but "cannot find output CRT-0"?
[01:15] <RisingChurch> On board as in it is built into your motherboard I think.
[01:15] <mark_am_i> i got ububtu 9.10 64 bit on my machine at work and it is fast
[01:15] <toh192> as in, built on your motherboard.
[01:15] <maginot> 1340
[01:15] <mark_am_i> 8gb ram
[01:15] <seattlegaucho> MemTotal is the _real_ total memory linux sees
[01:15] <mark_am_i> 500gb hd
[01:16] <mark_am_i> :)
[01:16] <axplayer> I see
[01:16] <toh192> and part of your system memory is mirrored or something for the graphics card
[01:16] <axplayer> well, it says I have 508, why do I still see 496?
[01:16] <ace223> hello, i made a stupid mistake.. can anyone here help me?  i installed gdm-2.20 and it uninstalled gdm.  then i rebooted, and it said that the x server would not work, and now i can only access console session.  i figured i could just do an 'apt-get install gdm' and everything would go back to normal.  but, none of the apt sources could be connected to so i do not think its connected to wifi.  anyone know how to get out of this?
[01:16] <axplayer> toh: I figured it was something like that
[01:16] <toh192> I just TRIED to explain, but epic fail
[01:16] <RisingChurch> So, can anyone help me with wvdial?
[01:17] <maginot> ace223, Hi...
[01:17] <ripdisk> Hey guys, I installed the latest version of ubuntu, and for some reason it's acting quite sluggish. I've ran ubuntu on systems with WAY less resources, and had it act fairly quickly... but i can't even play videos full screenw ithout skips, and browsing the internet with more than one tab is a serious hassle
[01:17] <toh192> oh, maybe not
[01:17] <hiexpo> hello all
[01:17] <ace223> maginot, hey
[01:17] <seattlegaucho> axplayer: toh192 might be right ... 508676kB ~ 496MB
[01:17] <maginot> ace223, explain how do you uninstalled gdm, bu apt-get ?
[01:17] <maginot> *by
[01:17] <axplayer> ok. thank you Toh
[01:17] <haavaros> soreau: Yep, that worked ... Now I hear the terminal bell again :)
[01:17] <sladen> ace223: sudo apt-get install gdm gdm-2.20-    (note the '-' at the end)
[01:18] <nrobertson> ace223: do you have a wired ethernet connection available?
[01:18] <axplayer> so that leads me to think Windows was lieing to me then?
[01:18] <ace223> maginot, well i did 'apt-get install gdm-2.20.  then after that it said it would remove gdm
[01:18] <soreau> haavaros: Hm..
[01:18] <axplayer> it didn't correctly detect it or something?
[01:18] <maginot> ace223, type gdm
[01:18] <seattlegaucho> 496M + 16M = 512M
[01:18] <dlynes> Are pyserial's problems in Ubuntu Karmic limited to specific serial hardware?
[01:18] <hiexpo> it will remove old one
[01:19] <axplayer> I hear that seattle
[01:19] <ace223> nrobertson, wow.. i can't believe i didn't think of that.. the wired ethernet should connect without having to do anything, correct?
[01:19] <maginot> ace223, have you tried that? To see if gdm isn't installed?
[01:19] <ace223> maginot, yeah tried that, its def not installed
[01:19] <sladen> ace223: dpkg -l | grep gdm   will tell you what's installed  ('ii' means installed)
[01:19] <frogonwheels> ace223: look at nm-tool  (if you use the networkmanager to connect)
[01:19] <toh192> ace, in a ideal world it will, with your proper dhcp server set up of course
[01:20] <maginot> ace223, you can't connect to the internet from that machine?
[01:20] <RisingChurch> When I installed ubuntu the ethernet ports worked no problem.
[01:20] <ace223> toh192, ok thank you
[01:20] <RisingChurch> Built into the motherboard, not through a pci nic
[01:20] <nrobertson> ethernet seems to be a pretty supported component....
[01:20] <frogonwheels> ace223:  also,unless you're super vigilant about cleaning your packages, the original gdm should still be around
[01:20] <RisingChurch> It is very supported.
[01:20] <frogonwheels> ace223: did you try doing it with aptitude?
[01:20] <RisingChurch> Dial up is much less so though, which is my problem. :(
[01:21] <ace223> maginot, well i am running ubuntu off a usb right now on the machine, but when i boot up ubuntu i cannot
[01:21] <nrobertson> RisingChurch: I've been there.
[01:21] <RisingChurch> I thought the CD came with wvdial by default, but it doesn't
[01:21] <eryn_1983> hey does firefox  not support flash 10 64bit?
[01:21] <RisingChurch> Which was a stupid mistake
[01:21] <toh192> firefox does
[01:21] <ace223> trogonwheels, haven't.. how would i do that?
[01:21] <nrobertson> RisingChurch: Umm, hold on a sec. I have an idea.
[01:21] <RisingChurch> I should've realized when I apt-get'd gnome-ppp, it must've gotten wvdial
[01:21] <maginot> ace223, you know that if we make you connect to internet your problem will be more easy to fix
[01:22] <toh192> it just sucks, and hulu doesnt like it for their website
[01:22] <frogonwheels> ace223: which .. type  nm-tool   or  aptitude   ??
[01:22] <maginot> ace223, you told you 're on the same machine right? but from a usb sticky, right?
[01:22] <RisingChurch> My plan is to use this windows machine to get the packages I need to get wvdial and gnome-ppp.
[01:23] <ace223> trogonwheels, oh i didn't see the nm-tool part.. i meant aptitude
[01:23] <ace223> maginot, yeah
[01:23] <phenom> !kernel
[01:23] <maginot> ace223, so I imagine we could chroot for the disk
[01:23] <RisingChurch> But I just want to make sure I get everything I need so I can get online at home. I know I can get the modem to work, I've done it before.
[01:24] <maginot> ace223, mount /dev/sdaX /mnt (where sdaX is your / partition from the other machine
[01:24] <eryn_1983> hey si  chrome installablae from repo
[01:24] <RisingChurch> But it's hard to get the dialer when dial up is your ony internet. :P
[01:24] <nrobertson> RisingChurch: there are also pon and poff (connect and disconnect). You just have to set up your PPP file first, there's a wizard for that, i'm trying to find what it's called
[01:24] <hiexpo> howdy maginot
[01:24] <maginot> Hi
[01:25] <hiexpo> how it goes today ?
[01:25] <ace223> maginot, alright i will do that
[01:25] <lee_> I have a question
[01:25] <RisingChurch> And I don't need any packages for that?
[01:25] <hiexpo> !ask
[01:25] <maginot> ace223, okay, you know how to do this?
[01:25] <ringer> having problems viewing .mov videos in Chrome browser  (Ubuntu 9.10)
[01:25] <calum_> I've just installed Ubuntu 10.04 in a virtual box. What driver is available for ati radeon mobility hd 4200? Anyone know?
[01:25] <lee_> when I'm using python, I type in print ""
[01:25] <lee_> and it always says that the last " is a syntax error
[01:25] <maco> calum_: in vbox your physical graphics card doesnt matter
[01:26] <nrobertson> RisingChurch: Shouldn't. As long as your modem is working. I can't remember what that wizard was called, though. Try searching your filesystem for ppp, maybe you'll turn it up
[01:26] <maco> calum_: it just has a generic emulated graphics adapter
[01:26] <ace223> maginot, no sorry i do not.. it is mounted though
[01:26] <RisingChurch> Well I tried searching for ppp through synaptic and didn't see anything.
[01:26] <billy2007> !es
[01:26] <calum_> maco: Hmm, OK... its just that I wanted to try out compiz in 10.04
[01:26] <nrobertson> RisingChurch: I meant a file search
[01:26] <hiexpo> [!spanixh
[01:26] <maco> calum_: i thought that was possible...
[01:26] <neomysis> Hi, anyone that could help my?
[01:26] <maginot> ace223, okay, I'll help you... what's your root partition?
[01:27] <hiexpo> !es
[01:27] <RisingChurch> I'll have to remember that. My machine is 30 minutes away though.
[01:27] <neomysis> I'm having problem to install mysql 5.1
[01:27] <calum_> maco: So I should install it and try it directly in the vm?
[01:27] <hiexpo> oops sorry
[01:27] <neomysis> hiexpo, no hablas ingles??
[01:27] <maco> calum_: yeah
[01:27] <nrobertson> RisingChurch: Aha! It might be called pppconfig
[01:27] <calum_> maco: I will give it a try.
[01:27] <RisingChurch> I'll try googling it.
[01:28] <neomysis> I'm having problem to install mysql 5.1, anybody could help my??
[01:28] <nrobertson> Well it should be installed on your system.
[01:28] <ace223> marginot, hmm, im actually going to try some of the other solutions people gave me.. see if i can get it fixed that way.  otherwise i will come back and ask you about this, thanks for the help
[01:28] <ace223> and thanks everyone else, later
[01:28] <RisingChurch> I hope so.
[01:28] <billy2007> any  ops here?
[01:28] <nrobertson> RisingChurch: Here is a guide you might want to save for reference... http://www.ubuntugeek.com/setting-up-dial-up-connection-in-ubuntu.html
[01:28] <alpicola> neomysis: Maybe, but you'll have to tell us what the problem is first.
[01:28] <RisingChurch> It should work with the martian_modem command right? Since I have a winmodem.
[01:28] <maco> billy2007: something wrong?
[01:29] <haavaros> I'm using 9.10: Is there a way to control sounds for specific events, rather than just all or nothing like in sounds preferences?
[01:29] <RisingChurch> I got the martian_modem working though.
[01:29] <kjele> Does anyone know of an irc client that uses vim keybindings?
[01:29] <maginot> ace223, okay, if they didn't work come back, that will =)
[01:29] <billy2007> maco freenode told me to come here and ask an op if i could et ubottu in a private room
[01:29] <histo> kjele: you could probably find a script for irssi to do somethign like that.
[01:29] <lee_> can anyone help me?
[01:29] <maco> billy2007: ah. try in #ubuntu-ops then. only certain ops are able to control ubottu
[01:29] <histo> kjele: it would be difficult to type with vim keybindings in an irc client
[01:30] <kjele> histo: I am using irssi and can't find anything
[01:30] <maginot> lee_, hi, whats is your problem
[01:30] <haavaros> !ask | lee
[01:30] <neomysis> HI...
[01:30] <histo> billy2007: you can message ubottu directly
[01:30] <maco> histo: i think billy2007 wants to invite ubottu to a channel
[01:30] <neomysis> I need help fixing my mysql instalation
[01:30] <kjele> histo: not really. Using bash with vim keybindings
[01:30] <lee_> this is what happens when I try to use python: >>> print ""
[01:30] <lee_> SyntaxError: invalid syntax
[01:30] <lee_> >>>
[01:30] <nrobertson> RisingChurch: I don't know, actually. Hopefully, though.
[01:30] <billy2007> maco alright cheers m8
[01:30] <RisingChurch> While I wait for that to slowly load
[01:30] <lee_> it says the last " after the word print is a syntax error
[01:31] <maginot> lee_, so you are with a sintax problem
[01:31] <haavaros> I'm using 9.10: Is there a way to control sounds for specific events?
[01:31] <alpicola> neomysis: What, exactly, is wrong?  Is there an error?  What does it say?
[01:31] <lee_> yes
[01:31] <maginot> lee_, you have to revise your code...
[01:31] <kos_> hi everyone. Can somebody help with amarok player? Other players work fine, but amarok just does`t play a track. Installed from ubuntu reposit.
[01:31] <neomysis> alpicola, thanks
[01:31] <lee_> tried
[01:31] <RisingChurch> The whole reason I need to do this is because I reinstalled ubuntu after I screwed something up
[01:31] <RisingChurch> I edited the xconf file because my resolution was stuck at 640x340
[01:31] <lee_> it doesn't work
[01:31] <neomysis> alpicola: When I try to start it get halted
[01:31] <calum_> haavaros: Try messing around with system > preferences > sound
[01:31] <toh192> kox, amarok uses a differient codec system
[01:31] <RisingChurch> So I searched the forums, and found someone with the same problem, and he fixed it.
[01:32] <toh192> doesnt it?
[01:32] <neomysis> alpicola: when I try to remove it, do not work.. and sao on
[01:32] <RisingChurch> He edited the xconf to change the hsync
[01:32] <maginot> lee_, okay, you tried, but you don't get it, doesn't mean that doesn't exist
[01:32] <lee_> it works in the terminal but when I do it in the python shell it turns up an error
[01:32] <kos_> so I guess I need codecs? What exactly?
[01:32] <RisingChurch> I tried to do it, even though mine didn't have any of that information, according to what I read, just because you can't see it doesn't mean it isn't there and so I assumed I could edit it the same way he did in order to fix it.
[01:32] <nrobertson> RisingChurch: haha, bummer. glad you got it fixed though, that res is crap
[01:32] <RisingChurch> But I couldn't boot after I edited the file.
[01:32] <haavaros> calum_: No options there except to turn everything on or off
[01:32] <RisingChurch> Oh no
[01:32] <RisingChurch> I didn't get it fixed.
[01:32] <th3sk3ptic> qclear
[01:32] <haavaros> I'm using 9.10: Is there a way to control sounds for specific events? Sound preferences has no such granularity
[01:32] <toh192> kos, try changing your output settings first
[01:32] <RisingChurch> It prevented me from booting, I don't know how since there is the failsafe file
[01:32] <nrobertson> RisingChurch: Oh yeah. I guess you said that....
[01:33] <FatalException> RisingChurch: did you back up the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file?
[01:33] <RisingChurch> I tried using live, but of course I couldn't edit the file.
[01:33] <alpicola> neomysis: Ok...  This is the package manager (apt-get, Synaptic, etc.) that's having trouble?  If there's any kind of an error message, please paste it here (if it's short, or pastebin it if it's long).
[01:33] <RisingChurch> Fatal, I didn't, but the failsafe file was exactly like the original.
[01:33] <blind> Hi, I just installed ubuntu 9.10 on my laptop.. it has a broadcom wireless card and in the live cd and in the past, it shows up under "hardware drivers" but it's not there, how do I fix this?
[01:33] <RisingChurch> I assumed if it couldn't work, it would default to the failsafe one.
[01:34] <neomysis> Alpicola: dpkg: warning: files list file for package `mysql-common' missing, assuming package has no files currently installed.
[01:34] <kos_> toh192, doesn`t help :)
[01:34] <eveningsky> I have an encrypted partition left from a different install of LinuxMint.
[01:34] <neomysis> alpicola: (Reading database ... 301010 files and directories currently installed.)
[01:34] <neomysis> Unpacking mysql-server-core-5.1 (from .../mysql-server-core-5.1_5.1.41-3ubuntu11_i386.deb) ...
[01:34] <RisingChurch> All that would happen is I would try to boot, the logo shows up, and then I get a flashing cursor
[01:34] <eveningsky> ecryptfs-mount-private does nothing
[01:34] <eveningsky>  sudo ecryptfs-mount-private leads to fopen: No such file
[01:34] <neomysis> alpicola: Selecting previously deselected package mysql-server-5.1.
[01:34] <neomysis> Unpacking mysql-server-5.1 (from .../mysql-server-5.1_5.1.41-3ubuntu11_i386.deb) ...
[01:34] <neomysis> alpicola: and then halt
[01:34] <hiexpo> !drivers
[01:34] <neomysis> alpicola: now I try to remove it
[01:35] <RisingChurch> Keys wouldn't do anything, so I let it sit for over half an hour and nothing change, so eventually I reinstalled, which is why I need to do the dial up thing again.
[01:35] <lee_> hmm
[01:35] <neomysis> alpicola, now, dont work nathing in the shell, not control C nothig, I need to close it
[01:35] <RisingChurch> So right now my xconf is default because a new install.
[01:36] <RisingChurch> My resolution is only at 8x6 because it can't go any higher, and is using the free software.
[01:36] <nrobertson> Phew, and getting back up and running on dial-up is a mess
[01:36] <alpicola> neomysis: By halt, do you mean it just locks up, or does apt-get exit abruptly and leave you back at the command line?
[01:36] <RisingChurch> I can't get the proprietary ones because I have no internet on the machine.
[01:36] <tp43> hi, help, my printer is printing very small, like a tenth of the size
[01:36] <neomysis> lock up.
[01:36] <neomysis> alpicola, lock up.
[01:37] <RisingChurch> Yeah nrobertson, it was my fault though
[01:37] <hiexpo> blind - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=25683
[01:37] <neomysis> alpicola, now dpkg --configure -a
[01:37] <RisingChurch> Before I reinstalled I grabed the gnome-ppp.deb file thinking it was all I needed to get back online.
[01:37] <RisingChurch> Using the live disc
[01:37] <lee_> wow, nothing is helping
[01:37] <neomysis> alpicola, Processing triggers for man-db ... debconf: DbDriver "config": /var/cache/debconf/config.dat is locked by another process: Resource temporarily unavailable
[01:37] <neomysis> dpkg: error processing man-db (--configure):
[01:37] <neomysis>  subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[01:37] <neomysis> Setting up mysql-server-core-5.1 (5.1.41-3ubuntu11) ...
[01:37] <neomysis> Errors were encountered while processing: man-db
[01:37] <FloodBot1> neomysis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:37] <RisingChurch> But it told me I needed other files
[01:38] <RisingChurch> So I tried just using wvdial, which told me I need to apt-get it. :P
[01:38] <skuzzel> Okay, so I'm trying to resize my ect3 sda1 ubuntu partition with the live CD using Gparted. Gparted says it can't find a valid fylesystem superblock when it tries to edit the ubuntu partition. Anyone have any tips on making it work?
[01:38] <RisingChurch> That guide is done loading so I'll be are be for a bit.
[01:40] <rjonesx1> anyone have any luck installing memcached on ubuntu 9.10 server (apt-get install memcached is coming up as not finding any packages)
[01:40] <neomysis> alpicola, http://paste.ubuntu.com now when I try to remove mysql-server-5.1
[01:42] <alpicola> neomysis: Well, that lock on /var/cache/debconf/config.dat makes sense if the installer hung (and never gave up its lock).
[01:43] <Slyboots> Hm, having some problems to mv.. TRying to move all the conents from one folder to another location on the same disk..  but it keeps failing iwth "mv : can not move, directory not empty"
[01:43] <neomysis> alpicola, now I remove all in that directory to .bak
[01:43] <neomysis> alpicola and go again
[01:44] <RisingChurch> packages you get from packages.debian.org work with ubuntu right, since it is built on/from debian?
[01:44] <Slyboots> slyboots@Beluga:/media/array/Data/TV$ sudo /bin/mv * /media/array/Videos/TV/ -f/bin/mv: cannot move `Deadliest Warrior' to `/media/array/Videos/TV/Deadliest Warrior': Directory not empty
[01:44] <Slyboots> x.x
[01:45] <Dants> g
[01:45] <Slyboots> I really.. dont understand this at all
[01:45] <Slyboots> I mean its just moving a file -.-
[01:45] <alpicola> neomysis: Can you tell at all what it's doing when the install process halts?  Is the CPU running?  Is it spinning your HD?
[01:46] <neomysis> alpicola, nothing.
[01:46] <Slyboots> anyone any idea.. ? :P
[01:46] <neomysis> alpicola, now I tray to remove mysql-server-5.1 http://paste.ubuntu.com/409778/
[01:49] <rascal999> recently discovered xcalib -invert -alter, wondering if i can script it so it looks at the screen, and changes it depending on the collective colour. If dominantly white, invert, vice versa
[01:49] <tp43> you know, ubuntu printing should let you select an option to manually select the driver instead of auto select, cause I was using an old canon, and the auto selected driver wasn't working good, so I had to select manually, except that option doesn't come up,  You just have to delete and add until it doesn't auto find a driver so the menu to select your driver comes and you can chose your favourite
[01:50]  * Slyboots rubs whats left of his sanity
[01:51] <Slyboots> right, The mv works as long as there is not a folder with the same name at the target location.. I dont know *why* that causes it to fail but it does
[01:51] <alpicola> neomysis: Give this a try:  dpkg -r --force-remove-reinstreq mysql-common
[01:52] <neomysis> alpicola, http://paste.ubuntu.com/409780/
[01:52] <Slyboots> christ linux why do you have to be so difficult!
[01:52] <benkong2> ! bootsplash
[01:53] <neomysis> !drivers
[01:53] <benkong2> !usplash
[01:53] <neomysis>  !usplash
[01:53] <hiexpo> if it was easy everyone would have it :)
[01:54] <Slyboots> Honestly, I mean.. Moving FILES
[01:54] <Slyboots> how can you screw that up
[01:54] <maginot> Slyboots, moving?
[01:54] <RisingChurch> It does seem pretty silly Sly.
[01:54] <alpicola> neomysis: Ok.  Rmove those dependencies and try again.  If those also complain about dependencies, well, just keep going until it works  ;)
[01:54] <maginot> Slyboots, did you copied something on the wrong place?
[01:54] <Slyboots> TRying to move files from one directory to another.. but if the smae folders exist at the TARGET directory.. the copy fails
[01:54] <benkong2> I am trying to restore my ubuntu bootsplash after a lubuntu-desktop install
[01:54] <neomysis> alpicola, but mysql-commen actually do not exist, is just a virtual one of -5.1
[01:54] <hiexpo> maginot,  - i think he did
[01:55] <maginot> Slyboots, use a grep filter
[01:55] <Bleach> avi converter software for mobile mp4
[01:55] <Slyboots> maginot: .. what?
[01:55] <benkong2> the update-alternatives command returns "no alternatives for usplash-artwork.so
[01:55] <benkong2> what am I doing wrong
[01:55] <maginot> Slyboots, to exclude the same directory
[01:55] <peterkirn1> I'm trying to work with a fresh Jaunty install from Ubuntu's rootstock (as burned in Karmic). Stuck on "must be setuid root" for sudo, and su won't authenticate, either. Any way to fix without root privs?
[01:55] <neomysis> alpicola, sorry. I get it now
[01:55] <Slyboots> ... No I dont want to do that o.O
[01:55] <Slyboots> The idea is to move the files.. and if the folders already exist just.. add them to the current folders
[01:56] <Streetboys> hi there
[01:56] <Bleach> help needed for an avi converter software for mobile mp4
[01:56] <maginot> Slyboots, so use the -f option
[01:56] <Slyboots> Doesnt work
[01:56] <maginot> Slyboots, how not?
[01:56] <Slyboots> slyboots@Beluga:/media/array/Videos/TV/Deadliest Warrior1$ sudo mv -f * ../Deadliest\ Warrior
[01:56] <Slyboots> mv: cannot move `Season 1' to `../Deadliest Warrior/Season 1': Directory not empty
[01:57] <alpicola> neomysis: Basically, it sounds like something in the dpkg database got corrupted, so the goal is to force whatever's corrupt there to be removed, and then try it all again from scratch.
[01:57] <Slyboots> Because the folder "Season 1" already exists in the target directory, apparnetly thats some huge crime and mv wont play ball
[01:57] <Streetboys> how to install windows aplication here in linux
[01:57] <Bleach> streetboys use wine
[01:57] <neomysis> alpicola, thank.. I understand now.. I will try
[01:57] <maginot> Slyboots, are you sure you have the right permission on the directory ?
[01:57] <Slyboots> Running the move as root
[01:57] <Streetboys> bleach .... How
[01:57] <hiexpo> lol
[01:57] <Slyboots> (hense Sudo)
[01:58] <Streetboys> is it posible to run the microsoft excel using wine
[01:58] <peterkirn1> Streetboys: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine
[01:58] <RisingChurch> Use OpenOffice
[01:58] <RisingChurch> It can open excell files iirc.
[01:58] <RisingChurch> -l
[01:58] <calum_> Yes Microsoft office can be run through wine
[01:58] <Streetboys> open office dont have pivot
[01:58] <Streetboys> i need pivot
[01:59] <peterkirn1> Streetboys: actually, it does; it calls them DataPilots. http://www.linuxjournal.com/node/1000252
[01:59] <Slyboots> So.. no-one any clue why I cant do the most *basic* file managment?
[01:59] <peterkirn1> datapilot == pivot.
[01:59] <OSNewbVA> Open Office has what it calls DataPilot... similar to Excel's Pivot tables, just not as many formatting options.
[02:00] <Streetboys> ok tnx for the reply
[02:00] <Streetboys> very much apreciated and helpul
[02:00] <hiexpo> :)
[02:00] <Slyboots> I mean I dont mean to be rude but.. I dont understand how this doesnt come up all the time
[02:00] <maginot> Slyboots, aparently ou could only using the -n option
[02:01] <feng> hello,Everybody.I have a question?
[02:01] <Slyboots> No clobber eh?
[02:01] <neomysis> alpicola, Now when I tray to install mysql 5.0 http://paste.ubuntu.com/409787/
[02:01] <maginot> Slyboots, use -n
[02:01] <Streetboys> one more question,,,, is it true that linux is a virus free....
[02:01] <maginot> Slyboots, mv -vn * ../folder
[02:01] <RisingChurch> There is no such thing as virus free.
[02:01] <Circs> snuxoll, Can you help with eveningsky 's issue, iirc you have played with encrypted partitions before.
[02:01] <feng> FireFox is not support javascript?
[02:01] <maginot> RisingChurch, yes, there is.
[02:02] <maco> feng: sure it does
[02:02] <sanzky> hello, does anyone knows if it's possible to prevent nautilus from previewing images in external devices like usb sticks and sd cards?
[02:02] <maco> feng: perhaps you have it turned off in the security settings?
[02:02] <feng> Haw
[02:02] <geirha> Slyboots: rsync should handle it
[02:02] <Bleach> how can i convert an avi file to mp4(mobile phone format)in ubuntu
[02:02] <RisingChurch> Well, not in the way he is asking imo.
[02:02] <Slyboots> geirha: But thats copying..
[02:02] <feng> When I click a Link of javascript.
[02:02] <maginot> RisingChurch, who is asking??
[02:02] <feng> Me
[02:03] <RisingChurch> Streetboys.
[02:03] <Streetboys> but i read from a forum entitled the power of linux, some tells that linux is a virus free
[02:03] <RisingChurch> He asked if linux is virus free.
[02:03] <Streetboys> yes rising church
[02:03] <feng> FireFox can't open link of Javascript
[02:03] <maginot> RisingChurch, well, what virus are you considering for linux, bliss ?
[02:03]  * maginot strughs
[02:03] <|littlebear|> Bleach: ffmpeg -i blah.mp4 blah.avi
[02:03] <alpicola> neomysis: Ah...  it starts to make sense.  Your previous attempt probably stalled waiting for mysqld to quit, but it doesn't want to for some reason.  killall mysqld
[02:03] <Slyboots> maginot: ... Didnt work.. just didnt copy *any* files
[02:03] <Slyboots> But no error message either
[02:04] <geirha> Slyboots: It has options to remove source files files and such
[02:04] <neomysis> Ok..
[02:04] <maginot> Slyboots, but doesn't give you errors...
[02:04] <RisingChurch> No, I'm just saying it is extremely unlikely any system is impossible to comprimise.
[02:04] <neomysis> alpicola, let see if I found some
[02:04] <Slyboots> ... but it didnt move the files either
[02:04] <feng> why i can't open the link of Javascript in FireFox?
[02:04] <maginot> RisingChurch, well, compromise is something... none is talking about exploits
[02:04] <neomysis> alpicola, ok, all them killed
[02:04] <feng> I installed Java!
[02:05] <feng> Help Me!
[02:05] <RisingChurch> Well I guess my definition of virus is more broad. :P
[02:05] <maginot> RisingChurch, the real virus that exists for linux are just for laboratory and very very old, they used old kernel flaws, today there is no virus
[02:05] <porphyro> hi
[02:05] <crazygir> hiya, is it possible to have more than one active pptp connection? I have a cellular wireless card which uses pptp, and I'm looking to connect to a pptp vpn, but connecting to the vpn kicks my cellular connection
[02:05] <alpicola> neomysis: Good.  Try it all again.
[02:05] <maco> feng: er.... javascript and java have nothing in common, except 4 letters
[02:05] <neomysis> alpicola, install ??
[02:05] <feng> yes
[02:05] <alpicola> neomysis: Yeah.
[02:05] <porphyro> can anyone tell me an easy way to install tor on ubuntu 9.04?  i'm too much of a n00b for cmd line interface in the terminal
[02:06] <Slyboots> geirha: Plus I dont think rsync will delete folders.. only files
[02:06] <crazygir> porphyro: consider windows or osx then?
[02:06] <|littlebear|> porphyro: open up packagemanager and search for tor
[02:06] <maco> feng: are you trying to run a java applet, maybe?
[02:06] <neomysis> alpicola, almost the same error, http://paste.ubuntu.com/409789/
[02:06] <porphyro> i've tried several times via terminal it's too confusing and it's not working
[02:06] <maginot> RisingChurch, exploits of course linux have many, just like any other operation system running human program...
[02:06] <RisingChurch> That is my point.
[02:06] <crazygir> porphyro: what have you tried / what problems did you run into?
[02:06] <crazygir> specifics ;)
[02:06] <feng> when i click the javascript,it displays "Firefox doesn't know how to open this address, because the protocol (javascript) isn't associated with any program"
[02:06] <RisingChurch> It wasn't my question anyways, so. :P
[02:06] <maginot> RisingChurch, but virus are just something very stupid
[02:06] <porphyro> crazygirl:  trying to get the pgp verficiations etc
[02:06] <|littlebear|> feng: ROFL, u're kidding right?
[02:07] <maco> feng: javascript isnt a protocol
[02:07] <porphyro> i run vidalia and tor isn't connected
[02:07] <neomysis> alpicola, Should I try with 5.1 or 5.0??
[02:07] <feng> yes
[02:07] <porphyro> not even sure if it actually sintalled
[02:07] <maginot> RisingChurch, windows will never be safe, thats a problem about legacy
[02:07] <|littlebear|> feng: it's a file that should be embedded, not run individually
[02:07]  * Slyboots rubs his eyes..
[02:07] <Slyboots> this is just.. *unreal*
[02:07] <maginot> Slyboots, what?
[02:07] <porphyro> crazy, did that help any
[02:07] <|littlebear|> Slyboots: lol, it's real all right
[02:07] <winXPuser> why doesn't ext3 need to be defragemented?
[02:07] <Slyboots> That I cant *move* bloody files
[02:07] <Streetboys> i believe that linux is virus free
[02:07] <porphyro> there are no .deb files i can find that will work
[02:08] <feng> how to do it /
[02:08] <|littlebear|> Streetboys: it's not
[02:08] <Streetboys> y? littlebear
[02:08] <Slyboots> Im sorry, but if you cant MOVE files around without massive headaches something is fundementally bloody wrong
[02:08] <|littlebear|> Streetboys: I could write a simple script and pass it to you, it will shutdown your pc every 2 minute
[02:08] <geirha> Slyboots: You are moving directories, that's different from regular files.
[02:08] <Streetboys> wat kind of virus you concider for linux
[02:08] <winXPuser> why doesn't ext3 need to be disparagement? I mean the file system
[02:08] <maginot> Slyboots, you know that, if you don't like how something work, on linux you always have the advantage of making it better... remember its opensource
[02:08] <winXPuser> oops
[02:08] <Slyboots> -.-
[02:08] <winXPuser> defragmented
[02:08] <Slyboots> yea, great solution.. write my own OS :P
[02:08] <|littlebear|> Streetboys: but nobody bother to write one lol, linux user are usually smart enough to read
[02:09] <maginot> Slyboots, no, just change how mv works...
[02:09] <Slyboots> Thats pretty extreme dont you think
[02:09] <neomysis> !help
[02:09] <maginot> Slyboots, don't need to someone have to do it?
[02:09] <feng> er...
[02:09] <M1ck3y> Hey all, I accidently installed the wrong printer driver. How do I go ahead and uninstall the printer driver that is on my machine?
[02:09] <Slyboots> No need to get snappy because I've pointed out something that linux seems to handle badly
[02:10] <phongphrai> hi everyone
[02:10] <geirha> Slyboots: You mean coreutils handles badly, linux is not the issue
[02:10] <phongphrai> anyone knows about electronic circuits schematics and PCB design?
[02:10] <winXPuser> hi phongphrai what is the question
[02:10] <alpicola> neomysis: I suppose you could try it whichever, I'm ot sure your problem is apt related at this point.  What happens if you try running that initscript by hand?  invoke-rc.d mysql stop
[02:10] <Slyboots> Sorry, Coreutils :P
[02:10] <M1ck3y> I take that question back, sorry all :)
[02:11] <Streetboys> LOL..... what kind of script you said,,, linux doesnt read any script
[02:11] <benkong2> can plymouth and usplash both be installed
[02:11] <neomysis> alpicola, now I should have all mysql realted uninstalled
[02:11] <maco> benkong2: dont think so
[02:11] <maginot> Slyboots, I don't disagree with you, but I know how to make a script or something and don't get bothered but if you need so much, make your part
[02:11] <benkong2> maco: k thanks
[02:11] <cleaverroot> winXPuser: when it writes files to disk it leaves room for extra data in the same place; unlike fat or ntfs which closes the data then if more is added puts it on a  diff sector thus fragmenting the drive
[02:11] <neomysis> alpicola, the problem was originated when I upgrade the packages (I am using ubuntu 10.04)
[02:12] <Slyboots> Its not a great solution if you dont know how to program though is it
[02:12] <maginot> Slyboots, unfortunately just complain will not fix it
[02:12] <maginot> Slyboots, at least, not so soon =)
[02:12] <EvilRick> hey guys I have installed ubuntu with /boot on a regular drive partition and / on a linux raid 5 device. When booting the system cant find the rootfs, I think the kernel is not assembling the raid 5 root.
[02:12] <EvilRick> any ideas?
[02:12] <Slyboots> Im trying to find a workaround or a solution but there doesnt seem to be one.. which just seems to be *really* unlikly
[02:12] <EvilRick> can this even be done
[02:12] <Slyboots> I mean, I cant see how this issue has not come up before on a daily basis
[02:13] <Slyboots> So there must be a solution/workaround/voodoo chant
[02:13] <maginot> Slyboots, let me think if I have some idea for you here
[02:13] <geirha> Slyboots: rsync + rmdir
[02:13] <vasez> I have proftpd installed, but for some reason I can't access "/media/terabyte" which has permissions 666 and is /dev/sdb1...Any advice on what to read?
[02:13] <Slyboots> geirha: Adn if rsync fails or some reason it deletes my files :P
[02:13] <EdgEy> Slyboots have you not just tried GUI move?
[02:13] <alpicola> neomysis: Sure.  I could be wrong, but what that last pastebin looks like to me is apt-get thinking mysql is running when it's not.  *shrug*
[02:13] <geirha> Slyboots: No.
[02:13] <EdgEy> or enter the folder and copy * to the new folder?
[02:13] <Slyboots> Its a CLi interface only
[02:13] <perlsyntax> How can i check what type of jdk i have for java?
[02:13] <EdgEy> cd folder cp * /whatever/folder/
[02:14] <phongphrai> Anyone knows a good way to design PCB on linux?
[02:14] <vasez> I take it back, it's not proftpd's fault the user isn't able to access that directory by ssh either.  I'm confused
[02:14] <Slyboots> I can move the files by hand one by one, but if the same folder structe exists at the target it doesnt work
[02:14] <geirha> Slyboots: rsync only deletes upon successful copy, and rmdir only deletes empty directories.
[02:14] <EdgEy> Slyboots does it have a load of subdirectories or what
[02:14] <neomysis> alpicola, OK.. but now, everithing should be ok.. and I am still having problems to install mysql 5.1
[02:14] <perlsyntax> ?
[02:14] <Slyboots> EdgEy: I have a folder with 3 subfolders inside it "A, B and C" And if I try ot move it to /target/ (Which has the same folders inside) it fails
[02:14] <loughkb> Hello, has anyone used the ubuntu one iphone app successfully yet?
[02:14] <alpicola> neomysis: Is it back to hanging?
[02:14] <maginot> Slyboots, I have you an simple idea
[02:14] <maginot> =)
[02:14] <EdgEy> Slyboots, ah
[02:14] <lydia> Hello, can I deactivate the "Line port" of my soundcard somehow with pulseaudio? Or can I redirect MIC to LINE? The Problem is a wine app seems using LINE IN instead of MIC and I can't change it...
[02:15] <maginot> Slyboots, just go one this under and do the mv
[02:15] <maginot> Slyboots, you have to get out from the dir...
[02:15] <neomysis> alpicola, nop, I think it is again dependencies http://paste.ubuntu.com/409792/
[02:15] <Slyboots> maginot: .. What?
[02:15] <maginot> mv -v dir1/* dir2/
[02:15] <neil_d> as root can I force one user to be logged out?
[02:15] <maginot> Slyboots, not mv -v * ../dir2
[02:16] <maginot> Slyboots, did you get it ?
[02:16] <Slyboots> Same issue "Directory not empty"
[02:16] <maginot> Slyboots, show me your command
[02:17] <Slyboots> slyboots@Beluga:/media/array/Videos/TV$ sudo mv -v /media/array/Data/TV/* /media/array/Videos/TV/
[02:17] <maginot> Slyboots, I just did here, without problem
[02:17] <Slyboots> mv: cannot move `/media/array/Data/TV/Deadliest Warrior' to `/media/array/Videos/TV/Deadliest Warrior': Directory not empty
[02:17] <Slyboots> (Yes, I know its a terrible show)
[02:17] <RisingChurch> It's sort of entertaining Sly
[02:17] <maginot> Slyboots, sorry here worked great, and I didn't need -f option either
[02:17] <benkong2> how can I set the plymouth theme?
[02:18] <mdisieno> whats the worse that could happen if my modelines are off in my xorg.conf could it fry my gpu?
[02:18] <RisingChurch> It is funny how the voice over guy is the guy from 300.
[02:18] <maginot> Slyboots, I will just repeat my test
[02:18] <RisingChurch> mdisieno
[02:18] <RisingChurch> I modded my xorg.conf
[02:18] <RisingChurch> And couldn't boot.
[02:18] <Slyboots> RisingChurch: I just heard its got the IRA vs the Taliban.. lol
[02:18] <RisingChurch> Are you stuck at 640x340?
[02:19] <Slyboots> Being from N. Ireland.. I just cant pass that up :P
[02:19] <crazygir> is it not physically possible to have more than one active pptp session?
[02:19] <mdisieno> RisingChurch, hmm, im just more worried about my gpu and tv. no at 1280x768 right now
[02:19] <RisingChurch> Well I've read having the wrong numbers can be bad fro the monitor.
[02:19] <un214> well the device is called ppp0 so I suppose there could be a ppp1
[02:19] <EdgEy> Slyboots, I can see why it doesn't work with "mv" now
[02:19] <RisingChurch> I can't say from experience though.
[02:19] <Slyboots> EdgEy: Oh?
[02:20] <EdgEy> You will have to use rsync or something else
[02:20] <Slyboots> x.x
[02:20] <maginot> Slyboots, actually mv didint help, the only solution is cp -vrf first
[02:20] <hiexpo> messing with xorg leads to most of the time BRICKRD////
[02:20] <researcher1> Im unable to report the problem of system crashes.The report is generated for a while and then it says"problem cant be reported" I want to contribute by reporting bugs
[02:20] <Slyboots> Crappy mv x.x
[02:20] <maginot> Slyboots, after cp you can do a rm -rf
[02:20] <RisingChurch> Sly, does that mean you are rooting for the IRA?
[02:20] <Circs> How do i change my locale in 9.10 UNR to en_US.iso8859-1 ?
[02:20] <Slyboots> RisingChurch: I never thought I was say this.. but.. home-team and all :P
[02:20] <maginot> Slyboots, hey, just use cp and then rm, not mv
[02:20] <EdgEy> maginot that would take forever for large files though
[02:20] <maginot> Slyboots, unfortunately is one command more
[02:21] <Slyboots> Its part of a script, and copying instead of a straight mvoe is going to add a lot of extra IO
[02:21] <maginot> EdgEy, it's a solution... any one better??
[02:21] <Slyboots> The script is already a bit dodgy/creaky
[02:21] <un214> well cp followed by rm has resume sematnics of start over where mv has pick up where you left off
[02:21] <Slyboots> and Im talking about a lot of HDTV stuff, and 4gb+ files
[02:22] <EdgEy> It's been a long time since I did bash scripting or programming of any sort
[02:22] <hiexpo> Circs, you mean your language?
[02:22] <maginot> Slyboots, it's the best solution and you just cp the files omitted by -n option of mv
[02:22] <EdgEy> There will be a simple script to move file by file, I mean the GUI tools like nautilus can do it
[02:23] <Circs> hiexpo, Yeah I would like to change it as I am having issues related to my default locale at the moment
[02:23] <maginot> EdgEy, an script could work great, but I'm not in the mood of thinking
[02:23] <EdgEy> maginot plus you assume that way there's even space to do it
[02:23] <EdgEy> :(
[02:23] <hiexpo> Circs, on boot inyor login i believe there is an option for languages
[02:24] <thermod> My Amule on Ubuntu 8.04 doesn't connect to kad in the last few days. Someone have experienced this problem?
[02:24] <maginot> EdgEy, yeah, that is something needed indeed
[02:24] <XuMuK> #ubuntu-es
[02:24] <Circs> hiexpo, The problem is the locale is not built in to my knowledge
[02:25] <hiexpo> Circs, what language?
[02:25] <Circs> hiexpo, en_US.iso8859-1
[02:26] <Circs> hiexpo, The default locale is making so I am having problems with my encryption software
[02:26] <hiexpo> Circs, should be there unless u did a local e purge
[02:26] <Circs> Ok I'll poke through it on my reboot
[02:27] <blind> hi, can someone help me get my broadcom wireless card working? i've followed the ndiswrapper procedure, but it's not working, it doesn't show up anywhere except lspci
[02:28] <hiexpo> blind,  go here and read www.aircrack-ng and read compatibility and find your card and chipset follow directions ok
[02:29] <[[thufir]]> hmm.  trying to edit the default os which loads, I'm in boot/grub and thought it was boot<something> but can't find it :(
[02:29] <nabeel> hi all
[02:29] <thermod> Nobody for my problem with aMule?
[02:29] <nabeel> had a quick question about apt-get source
[02:29] <kthomas_vh> anyone know enough about passive connection issues in proftpd to tell me how to fix an install that will not regularly accept passive connections?
[02:29] <hiexpo> !ask
[02:29] <frewsxcv> how do you install java plugin without being connected to the internet on ubuntu?
[02:30] <nabeel> apt-get source <package> - how do you get the build/configure line? I need to add a patch and parameters to the configure line and then do the build, but i'm not sure how to go about it
[02:30] <maco> nabeel: to rebuild a package, type "debuild"
[02:31] <maco> nabeel: the debian/rules should have the build rules
[02:31] <[[thufir]]> the grub wikipedia says to gksudo gedit menu.lst    however, I can't find this file in boot/grub ...?
[02:31] <nabeel> maco: I see... so just apt-get source <package>; debuild;
[02:31] <RisingChurch> Thanks for all the help.
[02:31] <maco> nabeel: well apt-get source it, then patch it, then debuild
[02:31] <RisingChurch> Hopefully it all works out.
[02:31] <maco> nabeel: youll have a new deb
[02:32] <austin> ubuntu 10.04 has so many restriction im starting to hate ubuntu.... ubuntu is starting to be like Windows
[02:32] <maco> nabeel: will need to "apt-get build-dep <package>" too to get all the build dependencies
[02:32] <maco> austin: try kubuntu
[02:32] <maco> austin: also 10.04 is OT for this channel. that's in #ubuntu+1
[02:32] <austin> why whats kubuntu like
[02:32] <maco> austin: more options :)
[02:32] <nabeel> maco: ahh ok, I'm looking at the debian/rules right now. yeah, i have the dependencies down, just trying to integrate a patch in but keeping all the ubuntu paths
[02:32] <austin> like what
[02:33] <hiexpo> austin, what are you looking for is more like the ?
[02:33] <nabeel> if you're wondering, i'm trying to get php-fpm patched into php5.3.2, or at least get the configure line so i can manually compile it
[02:33] <maco> austin: it's kde instead of gnome. gnome tries to simplify things to not confuse the user, including sometimes not having the button you want. kde tries to give you lots of power, so it lets you configure just about everything
[02:34] <maco> austin: so if your issue is that ubuntu is preventing you from doing what you want, maybe kubuntu is the answer. it was for me.
[02:36] <nabeel> thanks everyone!
[02:36] <thermod> Is my problem with kad in aMule due to old version for Ubuntu 8.04?
[02:36] <hiexpo> i don't see the ubuntu restricts anything myself i like ubuntu because of gnome desktop dont like kde desktop but to each is own everyone is differant
[02:36] <austin> like i cant change the gdm greeter , compiz is shaved down, its like im in bars
[02:37] <nabeel> oo, this is tricky - php has several packages - php5-common, php5-cli, php5-cgi - so I have to patch all three of those?
[02:37] <researcher1> I want to enable chat between clients  in my computer lab having a Server and 32 clients. Any help please?
[02:38] <hiexpo> austin, you mean the login
[02:39] <kd8bxp> Quickie question - Anyone have any luck using a cheapy usb video capture make in hong kong, or should I not waste my money
[02:39] <maco> austin: gdm change happened in upstream gnome, not ubuntu
[02:39] <maco> austin: gnome is rewriting gdm and they havent finished everything
[02:39] <thermod> all can I do ?
[02:40] <hiexpo> gnome is great i think
[02:40] <andyp79> hello?
[02:40] <MrGando> Hello, I installed phpmyadmin in ubuntu, created a root user with no problems at all , but the default phpmyadmin account was called 'admin' password blank, and now I have a blank admin account in my server, how can I change the password for that account or delete it ?? ( I installed phpmyadmin using apt-get )
[02:40] <maco> !hi | andyp79
[02:41] <andyp79> hi, anyone know anything bout banshee?
[02:41] <kd8bxp> Quickie question - Anyone have any luck using a cheapy usb video capture make in hong kong, or should I not waste my money
[02:43] <hiexpo> kd8bxp, i think u should do your home work on that no one is gonna say either way on that /// remember you pay 4 what ya get
[02:44] <kd8bxp> @hiexpo I know, but was hoping someone might have tried...not a whole lot of info about video capture, or it is all dated.
[02:44] <infid> what's a good rss feed reader for ubuntu/gnome that can show new items popup in the notification bubble (notify-osd)?
[02:46] <naquan> Hi everyone, is there a schedule for firefox 2.6 in Karmic or it 'll be out together with ubuntu 10.4?
[02:47] <blind> I *cannot* get my broadcom wireless card to work on my laptop, i've tried all sorts of things..
[02:47] <the_file_> hi, any1 knows mysql/.
[02:47] <the_file_> ?.
[02:48] <markatto> the_file_: i have a feeling that the good folks in #mysql might ;)
[02:49] <alpicola> naquan: Do you mean 3.6?  I don't think it's in the official repos, but it is available in a PPA.  http://linuxhub.net/2009/11/how-to-install-firefox-3-6-on-ubuntu-karmic-koala/
[02:49] <the_file_> df
[02:50] <hiexpo> kd8bxp, remeber this is linux and there is not a whole lot of options so the best decision made is to go to the store and see what they are selling and go home and see if it is comparable with Linux  //// remember Google is your friend so if i want to buy so say a dongle i would type for instance linksys wusb 100 in Linux or use wusb100 in Ubuntu  and see what the results are
[02:51] <lydia> Hello, can I deactivate the "Line port" of my soundcard somehow with pulseaudio? Or can I redirect MIC to LINE? The Problem is a wine app seems using LINE IN instead of MIC and I can't change it...
[02:52] <blind> can someone help me set up my broadcom card? I've tried ndiswrapper and compat-wireless, neither has worked..
[02:52] <kd8bxp> @hiexpo ok, thanks - Looks like there is an expermental driver for the cheapie I am looking at
[02:53] <th3sk3ptic> infid.I use the feed-applet that comes with the newer awn. it does notify
[02:53] <kd8bxp> @hiexpo the price is right, it may be worth it just to play with it, how else would I learn! :-)
[02:53] <naquan> alpicola: yes, i mean 3.6, Thank you.
[02:55] <hiexpo> kd8bxp, and remember  just by asking is this chineese made soso gonna work ? who knows you need a model number and the version of it and than see we all look out for each other here in Linux so if it's a pos you'll know or visvera
[02:56] <bostrt> hi, is there any way for me to connect to a wireless network then share that internet connection through ethernet?
[02:56] <Joric> does anyone else have a strong feeling that ubuntu is getting worse every new version? just installed 8.10 it's a dream comparing to 10.04 =)
[02:56] <Joric> feels like an upgrade
[02:56] <kd8bxp> @hiexpo true enough, and I don't have those answers, and just because it looks like a brand name usb capture card doesn't mean anything, but you gave me an idea to go on - thnx
[02:57] <XuMuK> #ubuntu-ru
[02:57] <hiexpo> kd8bxp, no prob hope you learned something that is themost important thing
[02:58] <ranjan> Hello every body .. I am looking for you'r help I want to get simply preview of the image file on my system and I don't want to get the preview of other files .. i.e.,  .pdf or .txt etc files so is it possible to get this .. If yes then how ?? Please reply ... Thanks in advance  for your help ..
[02:59] <rshakin> hey ppl
[02:59] <kd8bxp> @hiexpo I found it on ebay, and the hong kong sellers really don't give a whole lot of info about, other then it doesn't work with vista 64...but no model numbers or anything - it looks like a haupaug (sp) but that doesn't mean anything
[03:00] <rshakin> how would i update the kernel to a new release from a cd or a usb is there a guide
[03:00] <rshakin> or should i just install 10.1 beta and hope the kernel fix made it in there
[03:01] <Jeanvaljean> hello,everyone
[03:01] <Jeanvaljean> I open a website link in Ubuntu 9.10 with Firefox,but when I login in ,it always get error messages
[03:01] <Jeanvaljean> like this
[03:02] <Jeanvaljean> Error Occurred While Processing Request
[03:02] <Jeanvaljean> sun.io.ByteToCharEUC_CN.getIndex1()[S
[03:02] <Jeanvaljean>  
[03:02] <Jeanvaljean> Please try the following:
[03:02] <Jeanvaljean>     * Check the ColdFusion documentation to verify that you are using the correct syntax.
[03:02] <FloodBot1> Jeanvaljean: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:02] <Jeanvaljean>     * Search the Knowledge Base to find a solution to your problem.
[03:02] <sahak> Hello, how can I prevent synaptics for asking me the password every time I launch it? it is very annoying.
[03:03] <Jeanvaljean> can anyone help me?
[03:03] <hiexpo> kd8bxp, let me offer another word to the wise i was selling a so called wifi card and was buying them for almost a year and the supplier never chaged the model nuber but the version it had a differant chipset and would not work i did everything in my power  to make it work /// not lol i was stuck with 325 cards that were boat anchors
[03:05] <hiexpo> sahak, leave it open
[03:05] <kd8bxp> @hiexpo Linksys did that for a while, don't know if they still are - but I ended up with maybe 10 or so WIFI cards that were worthless, but I feel your pain 325 is way too many! At least I was able to pawn off the cards to my windows friend (I've tried, but some people are stuborn)
[03:06] <Jeanvaljean> I have a problem,when i login in a forum with firefox in Ubuntu 9.10,I get these error messages http://paste.ubuntu.org.cn/50652
[03:06] <gaveen> Jeanvaljean, it doesn't seem to be a problem with Ubuntu or Firefox. Contact the site admin
[03:06] <e3n|4C> Buenas
[03:06] <Jeanvaljean> does something wrong with the java jre or jdk?
[03:07] <e3n|4C> Im sorry
[03:07] <gaveen> Jeanvaljean, have you installed JRE?
[03:07] <hiexpo> atheros
[03:07] <Joric> why not change "change desktop background" to "display settings" or something? is there any ticket regarding this
[03:08] <Jeanvaljean> yes.my version is sun-java6-jre
[03:08] <Joric> Change Desktop Background > Theme > Customize doesn't feel right
[03:09] <OSNewbVA> Has anyone been able to get a Kodak printer working with Linux?
[03:09] <gaveen> Jeanvaljean, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[03:10] <tm0> Hi i just installed gnome on my server. What do i do now :P
[03:10] <OSNewbVA> I have even attempted running the Kodak software through a Windows XP Virtual Machine (in Virtual Box), but the spooler just seems to time out.
[03:10] <iceroot> tm0: asking why there is gnome on a server
[03:10] <iceroot> tm0: asking yourself :)
[03:10] <blind> can someone help me set up my broadcom card? I've tried ndiswrapper and compat-wireless, neither has worked..
[03:10] <tm0> Iceroot it isn't for me. A friend wants to watch hulu, so thats how he is doing it :P
[03:11] <iceroot> tm0: hm
[03:11] <en|4c> joder mandale cojones con este server
[03:11] <gaveen> Jeanvaljean, check the "Choosing the default Java to use" section in the URL I gave
[03:11] <crazygir> qmail: Depends: ucspi-tcp but it is not installable <-- why would this not be installable?
[03:11] <epic93> Is it possible for me to run ubuntu 10.04 on a 800 mhz machine with 512 mb of memory?
[03:11] <kd8bxp> @Blind My broadcom card was listed in the restricted drivers, I needed to hookup a hard line to the NIC for it download the drivers, but otherwise it was fine.
[03:11] <crazygir> I also see an 'E: broken paackage'
[03:11] <crazygir> any thoughts?
[03:12] <vivid> epic93, yes
[03:12] <crazygir> epic93: sure, but is that then running gnome, ff, tbird, etc?
[03:12] <crazygir> might be a bit slow
[03:12] <iceroot> epic93: #ubuntu+1  and a little info, i am running 9.10 fine on 630mhz with 512mb ram
[03:12] <enjoytheday> anyone using poweredge  1800?
[03:12] <blind> kd8bxp, that's what i was expecting, and it did it on the live usb, but it doesn't show up, i can
[03:12] <epic93> cool
[03:12] <blind> 't install it
[03:13] <th3Xfagtr> question -- how do i get kopete to recognize my built in web cam?
[03:13] <minimec> epic93: With this configuration I would take a look on a ubuntu + e17 combination. It is definitly possible to run ubuntu on your machine
[03:13] <kd8bxp> @blind - hmmmm, weird - I wish I could help you out, have you tried the wiki? there was a lot of info there about the broadcom cards pre-8.04
[03:13] <gaveen> crazygir, is ucspi-tcp in your repos? Check sudo apt-get update && apt-cache search ucspi
[03:13] <epic93> Thanks. I think I'll give it a shot some time.
[03:13] <blind> I've done everything :|
[03:14] <tm0> So does anyone know how to start Gnome from terminal
[03:14]  * crazygir checking
[03:14] <|littlebear|> tm0: start-session-gnome?
[03:14] <|littlebear|> tm0: I mightbe wrong
[03:14] <gaveen> tm0, which terminal?
[03:14] <blind> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[03:14] <hiexpo> blind,  - I gave you a hint go here aircrack-ng and look in compatability and you will seebroadcam drivers i normally don't give info like this your card will work pay attention //// get your model number  and Google for the chip set  and than go back to air crack and see what to do
[03:15] <blind> i did that
[03:15] <th3Xfagtr> ditto
[03:15] <crazygir> gaveen: nothing
[03:15] <tm0> |littlebear| I will try, gaveen what do you mean?
[03:16] <th3Xfagtr> ????????
[03:16] <|littlebear|> nvm
[03:16] <gaveen> crazygir, so you don't have the package in your repos. That's the problem. Are you using any unofficial repos?
[03:16] <kd8bxp> Good night all, wife says I have to get up at 6 am...she is making me goto sleep :-( Night Night
[03:16] <kd8bxp> @hiexpo Thanks again for the info! Night.
[03:16] <hiexpo> night
[03:17] <crazygir> gaveen: I'm not that kinda user.. this is stock ubuntu server.. I would expect qmail to install fine
[03:17] <th3Xfagtr> how do i use my web cam on kopete?
[03:18] <gaveen> crazygir, hmm,.. that's weird if it's a stock installation. Have you run partial system updates?
[03:18] <hiexpo> night
[03:18] <gaveen> tm0, if you are in runlevel 2 or a non-GUI runlevel try startx command
[03:18] <crazygir> gaveen: I haven't no, but it is possible one of my admins has.. someone else is actually responsible for this system, but I need to setup qmail :P
[03:19] <crazygir> should I run a complete update?
[03:19] <crazygir> apt-get update?
[03:19] <gaveen> crazygir, how are you trying to install qmail. apt-get install or by a download .deb file?
[03:19] <en|4c> quien va actualizar en ubuntu o una distro basada en debian
[03:20] <crazygir> gaveen: apt-get install
[03:20] <en|4c> si hay que descargar el archivo jumm valla distro, deberria tenerlo en sus repositorios
[03:20] <Wilabob> Hi, I just install Lucid Lynx and... It seems to boot without the tool bar(s)
[03:21] <Wilabob> Can anyone help me fix this?
[03:21] <daz> Wilabob: tool bars? :f
[03:21] <gaveen> crazygir, anyway, it's good practice to run a apt-get update before installing a new package.
[03:22] <Jeanvaljean> gaveen,I set up the Java following your URL instruction,but it doesn't work
[03:22] <Jeanvaljean> maybe it's the website's problem
[03:22] <Jeanvaljean> coldfusion
[03:22] <crazygir> gaveen: no go
[03:22] <Wilabob> daz: Y'know the bars on the top and bottom? They aren't there, so I cant start any apps or anything...
[03:22] <gaveen> Jeanvaljean, can you tell me the version string you get when you run java -version ?
[03:22] <daz> Wilabob: panels  <:
[03:23] <crazygir> maybe I should just be using postfix..
[03:23] <minimec> Wilabob: <alt>f2 gnome-panel
[03:23] <daz> Wilabob: start gnome-panel, alt+f2 should start run thingie
[03:23] <Jeanvaljean> gaveen  java version "1.6.0_0"
[03:23] <Jeanvaljean> OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea6 1.6.1) (6b16-1.6.1-3ubuntu1)
[03:23] <Jeanvaljean> OpenJDK Client VM (build 14.0-b16, mixed mode, sharing)
[03:24] <gaveen> Jeanvaljean, so you are using OpenJDK not Sun JDK. Which is fine. So I still think it's a problem with the site.
[03:24] <Wilabob> daz: OK, but why doesn't it do that on startup?
[03:24] <Jeanvaljean> and the website is www.wilmott.com   when you login in or register an account,you'll meet the error
[03:24] <Jeanvaljean> yeah~~
[03:24] <th3Xfagtr> anyone?
[03:25] <PeterParker> hello all
[03:25] <th3Xfagtr> what chat program works best with web cams?
[03:26] <|littlebear|> th3sk3ptic: skype
[03:26] <iceroot> th3Xfagtr: i guess the nswer is skype
[03:26] <hanasaki> anyone used moblock or peerblock and have any review of it?
[03:26] <|littlebear|> hanasaki: what's that?
[03:26] <th3Xfagtr> is there skype for linux?
[03:26] <iceroot> th3Xfagtr: yes
[03:26] <PeterParker> test
[03:26] <iceroot> !skype | th3Xfagtr
[03:26] <hanasaki> beear:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MoBlock#MoBlock%20closed%20the%20port%20for%20my%20torrent%20client.%20How%20do%20I%20open%20it%20again?
[03:26] <gaveen> crazygir, qmail is is your repos right? Don't have access to an Ubuntu server to check
[03:26] <th3Xfagtr> ok
[03:27] <crazygir> gaveen: qmail is, the other package isnt'
[03:27] <Jeanvaljean> thanks a lot,gaveen~~~
[03:27] <|littlebear|> hanasaki: ah sorry, I use transmission for my bt client
[03:27] <monnor> i have two harddrives on my computer. one has windows, the other ubuntu. does anyone know how i can run the windows on a ubuntu window?
[03:28] <arnpro> with VMware monnor
[03:28] <arnpro> virtual box
[03:28] <monnor> i cant seem to figure virtual box out
[03:28] <Omen_20> is it possible to run an actual install off of a HDD in virtual box? I thought it only used ISO images.
[03:29] <jmcantrell> gnome doesn't seem to be spell checking for the us dialect of english. am i missing a package or something?
[03:29] <markatto> Omen_20: "actual install off of a HDD?"
[03:30] <gaveen> crazygir, it's not likely that they've included qmail without the deps. :/ Anyway, try sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install qmail
[03:30] <hanasaki> |littlebear|:  looks like a firewall of sorts
[03:30] <markatto> you can use a cd as the install source if you want, and i suppose if you hated yourself, you could figure out how to build an image by hand
[03:30] <aoupi> I'm on 9.10 live USB, can I install 10.04 directly?
[03:30] <Joric> "us dialect of english" hehehe
[03:30] <Omen_20> Yeah. monnor seems to be asking if he can virtually run an install of Windows in virtual box. I didnt know if that was possible. I had only done things like the ISO image of ChromeOS and testdrive.
[03:30] <minimec> monnor: That is a rather tricky thing to do as you want to start an existing windows installation as a virtual installation. You would have to add all the virtualbox devices to your existing windows installation as a new hardware profile.
[03:31] <|littlebear|> hanasaki: I use iptable + firestarter for my firewall
[03:31] <monnor> but is there no way to boot the harddrive that i already have on a ubuntu window
[03:31] <gaveen> Omen_20, some virtualization software can use HDD installs. I can't remember which VMware or VirtualBox. Probably both.
[03:32] <Omen_20> ok. thx
[03:32] <woody_> can anyone help me get my netbook bluetooth working, ive spent hours searching to find out what the hardware is and i cant find it
[03:32] <hanasaki> hmmm firestarter?
[03:33] <robuntu> where can i see the status of my network connections?
[03:33] <ZykoticK9> gaveen, VirtualBox can work with physical partitions, but it's a "for experts only" sorta thing http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch09.html#rawdisk
[03:34] <|littlebear|> hanasaki: painless firewall
[03:34] <minimec> woody_: you will find the hardware typing 'lsusb' (probably) in a console. Also check 'dmesg' and look for bluetooth specific messages.
[03:35] <woody_> minimec: i tried that, my display goes all funky every time
[03:35] <minimec> woody_: funky by opening a console? funky what?
[03:36] <robuntu> ﻿where can i see the status of my network connections?
[03:36] <hanasaki> |littlebear|:  firestarter vs ufw ? thoughts?
[03:37] <minimec> robuntu: ifconfig iwconfig <-- console
[03:37] <|littlebear|> hanasaki: u're choice, though I like firestater because I see the button and current in/outs on the bottom
[03:37] <leagris> robuntu, in a shell with command ifconfig
[03:37] <robuntu> thanks
[03:37] <ka0tic> ok, i installed the wifi driver with ndiswrapper it says the "driver is installed and the pci device is present" ... but nm-applet is still not seeing anything? nor is the light blinking on the card, what is wrong???
[03:37] <gaveen> ZykoticK9, yes, just rechecked. And vmware also can. http://mazimi.wordpress.com/2007/06/24/virtualization-of-an-existing-physical-partition-of-windows-within-linux/ Omen_20
[03:37] <leagris> robuntu, with command ethtool if you need to look at physical state
[03:38] <Woody-> Minimec: sorry my connection died. My display goes crazy
[03:38] <minimec> Woody-: Crazy by doing what, openig a simple gnome-terminal?
[03:38] <melwtech35> hello, laptop has a rj12 input for telephone line, if i set up my laptop to connect to DSL with this port, where is a good guide to troubleshoot antennuation, noise margin ect with ubuntu ?
[03:39] <woody__> minimec: running that lshu command... i think i got the command spelt the command but i know the one your talking about
[03:39] <gaveen> robuntu, you can see the connection status in th NetworkManaget applet in GUI. Or in a commad-line try $ ip link show
[03:40] <leagris> melwtech35, if by chance you have an internal DSL modem you can check the corresponding /proc/atm entries
[03:40] <melwtech35> leagris, ok sounds good, so if my driver is set up properly i should have /proc/atm? or will atm only be created once the DSL connection is active
[03:41] <leagris> melwtech35, somewhere under the net tree or via the /sys or /proc/sys
[03:41] <melwtech35> leagris, thanks :)
[03:41] <Kyle_Schwarz> Hey, I could really use some help, I cant seem to get my System Monitor app to run, here is a screenshot of my issue http://mpfnqq.blu.livefilestore.com/y1phPCaZcRl_aA-qQ744fJsinsbEhfqkJp6u-M34IgDiylVF7MgdXXhNPXb6mA-KWifXd1HkR589c9-5UDa1aReOfdxT0RYYy-d/Screenshot.png
[03:42] <minimec> woody__: I can't see any reason why a disply could go 'crazy' by typing lsusb in a gnome-terminal. so what does 'dmesg' say?
[03:42] <woody__> minimec: ok sry that one worked its the lshu that makes it go nuts
[03:42] <blind> okay, so i've finally gotten my wireless card to show up, but it now says "device not ready"
[03:43] <hanasaki> |littlebear|:  talk a bout false postives... remote port is 993 for imps.. local is port sun-rpc dynamically assigned... so now I don't get imaps ... nice firewall .. NOT
[03:43] <woody__> minimec: the only device that isnt a root hub show. Bus 001 Device 002: ID 04f2:b175 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd
[03:44] <leagris> melwtech35, line here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/409813/
[03:44] <skuzzel> Okay, so I'm trying to resize my ect3 sda1 ubuntu partition with the live CD using Gparted. Gparted says it can't find a valid fylesystem superblock when it tries to edit the ubuntu partition. Anyone have any tips on making it work?
[03:44] <minimec> woody__: check also dmesg
[03:45] <woody__> minimec: where should i be looking its a lot of data
[03:46] <minimec> woody__: words like 'bluetooth' and 'bnep'
[03:46] <n2diy__>  I just built a test box, and used grsync to load my home directory onto the box, but some files didn't make the trip, like .bashrc? I fixed it with gftp, but why did grsync miss it?
[03:48] <woody__> minimec: nothing listed... ubuntu cant find any bluetooth device. when i run windows the onboard bluetooth is fully functioal so i know its here
[03:48] <cemerick> what is the difference between id_rsa and id_dsa?  I've always heard that the latter should be preferred, but looking at them, they're both DSA keys...
[03:49] <cemerick> DES* keys, I mean
[03:49] <mdel> hey all
[03:49] <mdel> has anyone ever booted a windows partition in virtualbox?
[03:49] <minimec> woody__: can you http://paste.ubuntu.com/ the out put of lsusb, please
[03:50] <arnpro> yes mdavidn
[03:50] <arnpro> mdel
[03:50] <mdel> arnpro: nice... so you can use windows inside of ubuntu most of the time, and boot into full windows when necesary?
[03:50] <arnpro> sure
[03:51] <mdel> arnpro: ok cool... i anticipate needing to boot into windows directly when I need to work in flash
[03:51] <mdel> otherwise, as a web developer, ubuntu was a good move :)
[03:51] <goddard_> in web server environments is it save to allow group access to www-data for read and write?
[03:51] <goddard_> safe*
[03:52] <progre55> hi people! here is a noobic question.. how do I change my password? =)
[03:52] <lvsub> Does anyone know if the AZIO AW154a PCI wifi adaptor works in Ubuntu? It's not listed in their list but seems to have Linux drivers on their website.
[03:52] <goddard_> I guess that answers your question lvsub
[03:52] <lvsub> I know it shoudl work but having a driver doesn't seem to be a guarantee I noticed
[03:52] <juboba> progre55: go to Administration -> Users & Groups
[03:52] <lvsub> I just wondered if anyoen had used one?
[03:52] <woody__> minimec: http://paste.ubuntu.com/409822/
[03:53] <goddard_> in web server environments is it safe to allow group access to www-data for read and write?
[03:53] <juboba> progre55: did that do it?
[03:54] <freakabcd> do you guys block all webchat users?
[03:54] <progre55> juboba: yep, thanks
[03:54] <Byan> goddard_: what group access?
[03:54] <progre55> juboba: and just out of curiosity, how do I change it from a command line? )
[03:55] <minimec> woody__: COuld it be that you have some "Bluetooth on/off" button on that laptop
[03:55] <juboba> progre55: type: passwd
[03:55] <Aufwind1> I'm running a pythonscript from terminal and routing the output with "http://script.py/ > output" to a file. This routing produces a segmentation fault. If I run the script without "> output" it works fine. What do I miss? I'm trying since hours, but I can't get it solved. I think the problem could'nt be in the code, because it works without routing. Glad for any hintd...
[03:56] <woody__> minimec: i have a keyboard FN control which doesnt do anything when i use it. there arent any hardware buttons
[03:56] <tangji> ruhsadlkfa;skldfjkl;asdjflaskjdf;laskdjf;laksdjf;ajsdfasdf
[03:56] <tangji> ksdjfkl;asdfhjklashdkjfhasldkfhlajksdhfkljashdfljkhasdlkfhalksdjfhlkajsdhflkajdhsflkjadhslkjfhasdlkfjhalsdkjfhasdhflkasdjfhlajksdfhlakjdfhlasjkdfhlakjsdfhlakjsdfhlaksdj
[03:57] <|littlebear|> hanasaki: hehe, well, the firewall isn't that smart
[03:57] <mmcji> howdee
[03:57] <progre55> juboba: thanks man, appreciate )
[03:58] <minimec> woody__: Your bluetooth is not recognized I guess. Dmesg should show you something like this ... (http://paste.ubuntu.com/409829/)
[03:58] <mmcji> when I run ps -ef on a process what does the time 1-07:40:51 mean?
[03:58] <lvsub> Is it true that some of the cheap wifi cards can be difficult to get working in Linux because of the chipsets they tend to use? ie what chipset tends to give the least trouble in Linux?
[03:58] <mmcji> specifically how much time does that represent?
[03:58] <progre55> juboba: hmm.. I changed my user pass, and set a pass to root, but the bash pass has not been changed..
[03:59] <minimec> woody__: Now I don't know if the dongle is simply not activated or if it isn't recognized. Check www.tuxmobile.org if you find some info about that laptop.
[03:59] <progre55> juboba: for instance when I type "sudo bash", the new pass is incorrect, and the old one is correct
[04:00] <juboba> progre55: what?
[04:00] <woody__> minimec: this is the link to my dmesg http://paste.ubuntu.com/409830/
[04:00] <juboba> progre55: why are you doin that?
[04:00] <progre55> juboba: how do I change the sudo pass?
[04:01] <tsimpson> progre55: the sudo password is your password
[04:01] <progre55> juboba: I mean, the password you enter when you type "sudo bash"
[04:01] <gaveen> progre55, sudo is asking for your password, not root password
[04:01] <juboba> progre55: sudo is a command to execute commands as ROOT
[04:01] <progre55> okay, but I dont think it changed..
[04:01] <juboba> progre55: it is NOT logging as ROOT
[04:01] <gaveen> progre55, you said you changed root password, not your password
[04:01] <minimec> woody__: Now I don't know if the dongle is simply not activated or if it isn't recognized. Check www.tuxmobile.org if you find some info about that laptop.
[04:02] <progre55> I changed my own password, too
[04:02] <minimec> woody__: the system doesn't see your bluetooth dongle.
[04:02] <juboba> progre55: if you want to change ROOT password (and activate ROOT account) which I don't recomend, you log in as root: sudo su. And then you change the password: passwd
[04:03] <jedt> Hi all, any help on why netbeans doesn't follow double click speed settings?
[04:03] <woody__> minimec: would this be a driver issue or hardware
[04:03] <gaveen> progre55, first find out which user credentials you are running. Run whoami. Then when sudo asks for password give that users password.
[04:03] <progre55> juboba: well, apparently when I changed my pass from the gui (administration> users & groups) it didnt change
[04:04] <progre55> juboba: and now I changed it from a command line, and it works
[04:04] <juboba> uhm
[04:04] <juboba> progre55: should be the same
[04:04] <progre55> well, donno, didnt work
[04:04] <juboba> progre55: BUT sometimes the password is TOO WEAK, in that case it doesn't change, but it tells you.
[04:05] <progre55> juboba: I dont think it was too weak =)
[04:05] <minimec> woody__: how should I now... You can also check the output of lspci. Maybe you have a wlan/bluetooth combo device
[04:05] <progre55> I highly doubt that..
[04:06] <arlo3d> hello world
[04:06] <woody__> minimec: i think it is a combo
[04:07] <minimec> woody__: So... If wlan is working, I guess it is more driver related... Don't you think so?
[04:07] <progre55> well, I'm off to bed
[04:07] <progre55> thanks people for all the support
[04:07] <progre55> juboba: thanks again =)
[04:08] <woody__> minimec: my wlan is barely working with ther kernel drivers... i just rebuilt my machine but to get wlan working consistenly i had  to get the madwifi drivers
[04:08] <Berzerker> does there exist an RSS reader that syncs (not imports, syncs) with google reader?
[04:08] <arlo3d> I feel like a stump
[04:08] <woody__> any way i could try to track down better drivers for my wlan?
[04:09] <minimec> woody__: So check the output of lspci... find the wlan/bluetooth device and search the net for more information in combination with ubuntu
[04:09] <minimec> woody__: Madwifi could brake bluewooth support...
[04:10] <minimec> woody__: Try to boot once wothout using madwifi
[04:10] <arlo3d> Hay gerzell what's up
[04:10] <woody__> minimec: right now im running it clean... i just loaded 10.04 so there are no drivers loaded into it yet
[04:11] <lajosward> i am getting a system error when i go to install my hardware graphics driver http://pastebin.com/ewc2DxkM
[04:12] <minimec> woody__: Well I guess I can't give you any further hints ...
[04:14] <Wilabob> Hi, I'm having trouble with 10.04. When I boot the panels don't appear. I have to start them manually with start gnome-panel. Is there anyway to fix this?
[04:14] <n2diy__>  I just built a test box, and used grsync to load my home directory onto the box, but some files didn't make the trip, like .bashrc? I fixed it with gftp, but why did grsync miss it?
[04:14] <woody__> minimec: is there any way to track down what hardware is in this machine vs what drivers are loaded in?
[04:14] <lajosward> Any ideads on my problem
[04:14] <lajosward> ideas*
[04:15] <lajosward> nvm i worked it out
[04:15] <lajosward> ty
[04:15] <Horath> does anyone know of anyway to change the gnome log in screen?
[04:16] <arlo3d> I just installed xubuntu on an old machine with no internet.
[04:17] <Guest74103> is there a way to use mIRC servers on this?
[04:17] <Guest74103> to talk on them atleast
[04:18] <minimec> woody__: lspci should give you the info about the hardware. Synaptics about the used kernel and software driver
[04:19] <minimec> woody__: lsmod gives you the info about the loaded kernel modules
[04:19] <Guest74103> how would i go about using these commands? under terminal?
[04:20] <dotblank> yes
[04:20] <Guest74103> thank you
[04:20] <arlo3d> What about loading a package with all the dependencies
[04:20] <woody__> minimec: thx
[04:20] <stiltzkin> hey, hows it goin guys? hoping someone can help me with a browser issue.
[04:21] <dotblank> What Issue?
[04:21] <sixenonep> Hi guys, I've just brought a HP mini101. It has an awefull hp media ubuntu remix installed. Anyway of removing said HPmedia?
[04:21] <stiltzkin> dotblank: basically I want to have the current repository version of Firefox (3.6) installed concurrently with the nightly build (Minefield).
[04:22] <stiltzkin> dotblank: but that doesn't work. Minefield takes over and links /usr/bin/firefox to itself apparently
[04:22] <stiltzkin> dotblank: also tried reinstalling the firefox package, no dice :(
[04:22] <arlo3d> romove firefox first then intall
[04:22] <dotblank> Does Minefield Work Properly?
[04:23] <stiltzkin> dotblank: yup, minefield works fine. but I need 3.6 too so I can have addon compatibility. arlo3d: that doesn't work.
[04:23] <randomusr> how can I use local user accounts as samba users rather than create a specific samba user?
[04:24] <msmooth> i have the same problem on wifes computer, tried to upgrade to 3.6 but gave me minefield
[04:24] <dotblank> usually You Can Use Firefox- and Start The Specific Ff Version
[04:24] <stiltzkin> msmooth: really? hmm...sounds like a common issue then. I can't figure out how to launch 3.6, everything links to minefield now.
[04:24] <acicula> stiltzkin: use /usr/bin/firefox-3.6
[04:25] <arlo3d> This linux thing sets me on fire.
[04:25] <Guest74103> when you register cann other ppl see the pass?
[04:25] <stiltzkin> acicula: launches minefield. x(
[04:25] <dotblank> Can You Ls /usr/bin | Grep Firefox
[04:25] <acicula> what version is "minefield"
[04:25] <dotblank> Im On My Phone And It Caps Every Word
[04:25] <Guest74103> register <test1>
[04:25] <Guest74103> hahaha
[04:25] <stiltzkin> dotblank: returns "firefox" and "firefox-3.5" which both start Minefield
[04:26] <dotblank> hmm
[04:27] <stiltzkin> dotblank: the only way I could see fixing this would be completely deleting my minefield folder, purging the firefox package, and then reinstalling it. But then I can't use Minefield... :(
[04:27] <Guest74103> i take it no one can see what im typing?
[04:27] <dotblank> you Could Try Installing Out Of Tee
[04:27] <stiltzkin> dotblank: out of tee? what's that
[04:27] <Guest74103> hello?
[04:28] <stiltzkin> Guest74103: hey, what's up?
[04:28] <dotblank> well You Don't Install It Relative To /
[04:28] <dotblank> not Too Sure How
[04:28] <arlo3d> Guest74103 I think i see u behind the bushes
[04:28] <Guest74103> if anyone can see this please tell me, i need some help
[04:28] <Guest74103> haha
[04:28] <stiltzkin> dotblank: not sure what you mean. this doesn't make any sense to me because my minefield folder isn't in my path
[04:29] <stiltzkin> Guest74103: hey I read you. whatcha need help with?
[04:29] <Guest74103> well just first how do i register and second how do i install flash on ubuntu??
[04:29] <dotblank> If I Was On My Desktop I May Be Able To Help
[04:30] <Guest74103> i tried and i keep gettn so many different errors lol
[04:30] <arlo3d> \There r too many people talking here what can i do to get less
[04:30] <dotblank> I Wonder If Apt Urls Work In Xchat
[04:30] <stiltzkin> Guest74103: you mean on IRC? when you connect to Freenode, type /nick and then the username you want to use. To install flash, open a terminal and type "sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer"
[04:31] <dotblank> apt://flash-plugin-nonfree
[04:31] <stiltzkin> or what dotblank said :)
[04:31] <msmooth> u could always also goto applications/ubuntu software and search for adobe
[04:31] <Guest74103> oooh another sudo command
[04:31] <Guest74103> riiight
[04:31] <Guest74103> lol
[04:31] <stiltzkin> Guest74103: what's that supposed to mean?
[04:33] <stiltzkin> hmmm so no one has any clue why Minefield tends to take over your Fx install?
[04:33] <Guest74103> nothing nothing my mind is racing ive been at it all day running different thigns to install haha
[04:33] <bj_> @Guest74103, try searching in Ubuntu's Software manger for 'adobe' or 'flash'
[04:33] <Guest74103> too much terminal for me
[04:34] <bj_> all of Ubuntu's software (if it's in a repository) can be seen and installed there
[04:34] <stiltzkin> Guest74103: then use Ubuntu Software Center (click Applications -> Ubuntu Software Center). Then search for "Flash." That should do it.
[04:35] <Guest74103> Synaptic Package manager, forgot about that :P
[04:35] <stiltzkin> Guest74103: don't even bother with Synaptic, too much can go wrong in there. Use USC
[04:35] <Guest74103> AHH YES! i see it lol
[04:35] <Guest74103> oh ok
[04:35] <bastid_raZor> Guest74103: ubuntu-restricted-extras  is the package that gets most things needed. flash, mp3 codecs ... etc
[04:35] <bj_> Go there first...odds are whatever you are looking for is in there--or at least an open-source variant
[04:36] <stiltzkin> alright I really need my Fx back. I'm gonna nuke Minefield unless anyone has any last-minute ideas
[04:36] <Guest74103> alright thanx all cya
[04:36] <stiltzkin> Guest74103: no prob
[04:37] <mudder> I'm following this  - http://linuxtrove.com/wp/?p=3 - to install 9.10 from my lan as it is supposed to be quicker than the cd install - anyone else tried something like it?
[04:38] <stiltzkin> mudder: haven't tried it myself, never needed to. keep in mind that while LAN installs can be faster, you can run into problems if your network goes down. No one wants a half-cooked system :P
[04:38] <bj_> everytime I've ever done netinstalls, it always takes longer...unless I'm not installing very much
[04:39] <stiltzkin> always used CD. more reliable - CDs can be verified, MD5'd, etc. And your CD drive is much less likely to fail than your network.
[04:39] <bj_> if you are just installing a server, you might be ok--but even the CD install isn't that big ...
[04:39] <mudder> stiltzkin: I've never had a lan go down yet...
[04:40] <stiltzkin> mudder: well then it might be okay. but seriously, a full CD install has never taken me more than 30 mins. I'd still go that route to save me the other complications that might come up
[04:41] <arlo3d> net installs work great most of the time with shorter download
[04:41] <mudder> and greater bandwidth from lan than cd
[04:41] <stiltzkin> mudder: depends on your network of course...
[04:41] <mudder> of course
[04:41] <hanasaki> how do you folks decide between sasl kerberos and gssapi?
[04:42] <HFSPLUS> Epsom salt is awesome
[04:42] <HFSPLUS> I am now shitting on the shitter every 10 mins
[04:42] <arlo3d> Not nessarily when you concider the band width you used to download the cd
[04:42] <HFSPLUS> I am now shitting on the shitter every 10 mins
[04:43] <hanasaki>  how do you folks decide between sasl kerberos and gssapi? - sorry got disconnected
[04:43] <HFSPLUS> I am now shitting on the shitter every 10 mins
[04:43] <stiltzkin> arlo3d: usually torrent my CDs, usually at a much higher speed than the HTTP requests a LAN install generates
[04:44] <stiltzkin> arlo3d: especially right after a release, usually have my live and alt-inst images downloaded within 5 mins
[04:45] <cosi> hey
[04:45] <arlo3d> torrents are good when people use them many take far too long because of lack of use
[04:45] <cosi> hey what can i use to open .rar?
[04:45] <stiltzkin> arlo3d: which is why they're awesome here. tons of people use them. and a large percentage of those people are liberal seeders
[04:46] <stiltzkin> cosi: sudo apt-get install unrar. It'll be seamless with the unarchiver from then on
[04:46] <cosi> k
[04:47] <arlo3d> what's to say. I'm seeding right now and only have two people downloading.
[04:48] <stiltzkin> arlo3d: which cd? and probably that's a bandwidth issue not a torrent issue. check your nat. ESPECIALLY if you have Comcast or another traffic-shaping ISP
[04:49] <gottto> mudders link is about installing from a local lan - d/load would be limited only by the hd write speed
[04:50] <cosi> hey the unrar thing doesnt extract properly, i manually had to drag and drop
[04:50] <stiltzkin> gottto: well, actually the bottleneck will still be lan speed. I could have a screamin fast SSD but if I'm installing over 802.11b it's still gonna suck.
[04:50] <arlo3d> your right.  but I've never found a bit torrent faster than a direct download
[04:51] <gottto> stiltzkin: yep you're right there - but who would use wireless for that - it is ssooo slow :)
[04:51] <arlo3d> less seeders less speed
[04:51] <stiltzkin> cosi: if you right click on the archive and click "Extract here" it should extract fine
[04:51] <stiltzkin> gottto: true lol
[04:52] <stiltzkin> arlo3d: you're kidding. almost every torrent I download is faster than straight http. It's one of two reasons BT exists: 1) reliability through distribution of file parts, and 2) greater throughput
[04:53] <lgp171188> \quit
[04:54] <arlo3d> okay dog your the geek when it take 12 hours to download a 640 mb file.  that's too slow
[04:55] <goddard_> can you view documents as HTML in open office?
[04:55] <stiltzkin> arlo3d: it's telling you it's going to take 12 hours? something's not right. did you download the official .torrent?
[04:55] <gottto> I always get full speed with http - torrents can dribble in or run full speed
[04:56] <stiltzkin> gottto: again, depends. on what you're downloading, who you're downloading it from, and how popular it is at the time
[04:56] <gottto> yep
[04:56] <arlo3d> official as they get. debian cds from the debian site.
[04:57] <Terminus> hello. anybody here using pam_mount? even if i set no options, the mount is run as if the user=$USER,uid=$UID,gid=$GID options have been set. how can i prevent that? i only want user=$USER, not uid and gid.
[04:57] <stiltzkin> arlo3d: ah hahaha. well debian might be another story. ubuntu cds are extremely popular on torrents. I only have one debian cd from years ago and I don't even think I torrented it
[04:57] <arlo3d> left the real world of linux did ya
[04:58] <stiltzkin> arlo3d: course not; Ubuntu is debian to the core, don't try to deny it :P
[04:58] <arlo3d> I work with all types on purpose and feel debian will be around when others go away
[04:59] <stiltzkin> arlo3d: probably. but most likely in the form of Ubuntu. Fastest-growing and most popular distro in history by a long shot.
[05:00] <Omen_20> I love Ubuntu. I look forward to its releases more than my birthday.
[05:00] <stiltzkin> arlo3d: but slackware and fedora and the others aren't going anywhere soon. they have their place to be sure, I just don't feel it's on the desktop of the average user. IMHO
[05:00] <Miyavix3> I accidentally set a background using feh. How do I get my old desktop back?
[05:01] <wastrel> i don't even know what feh is
[05:01] <arlo3d> Many distor's have set a purpose. Debian just carries on.  a debian distro will match Ubuntu with little effort and be much more computer friendly
[05:01] <Miyavix3> it's a picture viewer
[05:01] <alexandrite> feh = simple image viewer
[05:02] <wastrel> right-click on the desktop and choose "change desktop background" ?
[05:02] <Miyavix3> Can't right click on the desktop. None of my icons show up.
[05:02] <Miyavix3> Can't killall feh
[05:03] <stiltzkin> arlo3d: depends on what you mean by "computer-friendly." If you mean more powerful then probably not, since Debian stable tends to lag behind Ubuntu in terms of software progress. And if you mean in terms of usability then also probably not, since Ubuntu generally does more to progressively make its interface more usable
[05:03] <rshakin> whats the current version of kernel in daily build of ubuntu
[05:03] <stiltzkin> Miyavix3: try "killall gnome-panel" (don't worry, it'll come right back) and see if you can right-click after that
[05:04] <rshakin> !current
[05:05] <arlo3d> I disagree. Debian with Gnome or Kde or anything else uses less memory and can be installed on anything nearly.  Ubuntu too with more work, but ...
[05:06] <Dants>    you see...
[05:06] <stiltzkin> arlo3d: custom install of Ubuntu (with a different WM like fluxbox, icewm, etc) and other tweaked settings can be just as flexible
[05:06] <Dants>  are you look it? ubuntu ultimate?
[05:06] <stiltzkin> rshakin: I think it's 2.6.32-19
[05:07] <Dants>  are you look it? ubuntu ultimate?
[05:07] <Dants>  are you look it? ubuntu ultimate?
[05:07] <arlo3d> try to install Ubuntu on a computer with 192 mb ram.  won't work without some extra work or using xubuntu.  Debian will install on it with kde etc.
[05:07] <rshakin> stiltzkin: ok good cause i think the hardware driver i need is been merged into the tree already as of .17
[05:07] <Miyavix3> stiltzkin: killall gnome-pannel didn't work
[05:08] <stiltzkin> arlo3d: I've installed Ubuntu on a computer with 72MB ram, no CD drive, no USB, and a 802.11b network card. From a floppy disk. Runs like a dream
[05:08] <Semitones> hello, how can I find what driver I'm using? (I'm getting _really_ low fps)
[05:08] <msmooth> any reason I cant use 2 cores in VB anymore?
[05:08] <crypt-0> arlo3d, i have Ubuntu running on a computer with 128 MB of ram (used the alternate installer) and it works fine.
[05:08] <Lavagolemking> How do I disable tcp checksum offloading in Ubuntu 9.04?
[05:08] <Ryan__> guys
[05:09] <Ryan__> i ned help rly bad
[05:09] <Ryan__> anybody here
[05:09] <crypt-0> i did however switch to xfce4 for lower overhead
[05:09] <Ryan__> ned help plox
[05:09] <rshakin> stiltzkin: is there a way to get the 9.10 with the new kernel already in it is there a daily build images with updates
[05:09] <arlo3d> Tell me about your install and version
[05:09] <crypt-0> Ryan__, yes...
[05:09] <Ryan__> OK can someone help with this problem: basically
[05:09] <Ryan__> OK a while ago I installed 8.10 on my laptop right
[05:09] <stiltzkin> rshakin: you mean 10.10 with the new kernel?
[05:09] <stiltzkin> rshakin: er, 10.04 rather
[05:09] <Ryan__> then I later reinstalled Vista it deleted the grub right
[05:09] <rshakin> stiltzkin: i mean 9 series
[05:09] <Ryan__> anyways, I lost my Ubuntu 8.10 disk
[05:10] <Ryan__> so I recently made a 9.10 disk cus
[05:10] <Ryan__> i thought it can install and auto upgrade your 8.10 thats already installed
[05:10] <arlo3d> Rayn
[05:10] <crypt-0> arlo3d, 8,04 PIII 950HMZ 128MB
[05:10] <stiltzkin> rshakin: you'd have to do a lot of finegling to get a newer kernel running in 9.10. There will be lots of conflicting packages. Baddddd idea
[05:10] <Ryan__> but then I see that using this 9.10 disk can only overwrite the partition that 8.10 is using but that'll delete all my files on my ubuntu folders!
[05:10] <arlo3d> Rayn  go get super grub disk
[05:10] <crypt-0> arlo3d, workied fine out of the box, i installed xfce and removed gnome
[05:11] <Ryan__> so how do I reinstall the grub so I can pick 8.10 again and then upgrade the Ubuntu from 8.10 using 8.10
[05:11] <rshakin> stiltzkin: whats the most curent version for 9 series
[05:11] <Ryan__> or can I use the 9.10 disk to upgrade my 8.10
[05:11] <Ryan__> so anyways can anyone help with that?
[05:11] <Ryan__> arlo3d wat??
[05:11] <stiltzkin> rshakin: 2.6.31-20
[05:11] <arlo3d> If it's installed why remove gnome
[05:11] <Ryan__> wat do u mean
[05:11] <Ryan__> omg does anyone understand my problem
[05:11] <crypt-0> Ryan__, you can restore GRUB from a livecd
[05:12] <rshakin> stiltzkin: is there a way to get the current iso build with that kernel i am not sure it shipped with that kernel
[05:12] <Ryan__> yeah but crypt
[05:12] <arlo3d> Ryan google super grub
[05:12] <Ryan__> did u get the details tho crypt
[05:12] <Ryan__> wait arlo WHY?
[05:12] <Ryan__> crypt, I have 8.10 on my computer but no 8.10 disk, ONLY a 9.10 disk so
[05:12] <Semitones> hello, how can I find why my graphics card is misconfigured (I'm getting _really_ low fps)
[05:12] <Ryan__> can I use the 9.10 livecd to restore grub so I can boot my 8.10? cus 8.10 uses grub 1
[05:12] <stiltzkin> rshakin: which kernel do you want? If you want 2.6.32 then get the 10.04 daily build. If you're OK with 2.6.31 (latest stable) then get the latest 9.10.
[05:12] <crypt-0> Ryan__, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[05:12] <smick2> so if nvidiea drivers are not helping your system any alternatives? Is there like a troubleshooting flowchart out there. I'm not even sure where to start. I just want better screen resolution. Right now, my system is unstable, freezing up, menus and dialogs aren't properly showing up.  I've got a compaq presario AMD athlon Xp 2100 with onboard video.
[05:13] <Omen_20> Ryan__, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading
[05:13] <Ryan__> crypt I already looked at that
[05:13] <arlo3d> Super grub less mental and works quick
[05:13] <Ryan__> i looked at that too omen
[05:13] <Ryan__> but my problem is more complicated because
[05:13] <Ryan__> Im trying to restore grub to boot into 8.10
[05:13] <Semitones> Ryan__, I think you can if you apt-get install "grub" from the live cd environment
[05:13] <Ryan__> but my live cd is for 9.10
[05:13] <Ryan__> get it?
[05:13] <Ryan__> no it doesn't work cus my laptop wont detect internet when on the livecd
[05:14] <Ryan__> so im restoring grub to boot into 8.10 but my livecd is 9.10 using grub2 so wtf do I do ?? lol
[05:14] <Omen_20> So Ryan when u boot its not loading GRUB, what is happening?
[05:14] <Ryan__> when I boot normally it just goes to vista
[05:14] <crypt-0> Ryan__, see "For Grub Legacy" yes .
[05:14] <Ryan__> if I had my 8.10 CD I could restore grub easily but
[05:14] <Omen_20> Same HDD for both partitions or separate?
[05:14] <msmooth> whynot burn the cd in vista
[05:14] <msmooth> 8.10
[05:14] <Ryan__> I burned 9.10 tho
[05:14] <Gnea> Ryan__: easy: boot your 9.10 livecd, open a terminal, mount your / from your 8.10 install, chroot to it, source root's .bashrc, then just go through the grub installation steps
[05:14] <Ryan__> can I do it with 9.10
[05:14] <Ryan__> its same HDD omen
[05:14] <stiltzkin> Ryan__: just go download the 8.10 CD then: http://releases.ubuntu.com/intrepid/
[05:14] <Ryan__> Gnea how do I do that?
[05:15] <rshakin> stiltzkin: i am just trying to make this wifi card work it's a buffalo wli-uc-gn thats not supported by the default 9.10 install as per https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/441990 bug was fixed but i think it's down on daily build only
[05:15] <crypt-0> Ryan__, yes you can
[05:15] <Ryan__> but that takes HOURS
[05:15] <Ryan__> stiltz
[05:15] <FloodBot1> Ryan__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:15] <crypt-0> Ryan__,  no it takes mins...
[05:15] <Gnea> Ryan__: you're on dialup?
[05:15] <Ryan__> it took 1 hour 30 mins to download the 9.10
[05:15] <Ryan__> no im on wireless highspeed but its wireless so maybe thats why
[05:15] <Baram> a 2TB drive I had failed last night, all attempts to recover have failed so far... thinking that if I resize the partition (only used like 30G of it) I might be able to clone it to a smaller disk... any one know a better way?
[05:15] <msmooth> if you plug ethernet in, i bet it will detect net on livecd
[05:15] <crypt-0> Ryan__,  http://pastebin.com/yv9qQTLs its that simple
[05:15] <Gnea> Ryan__: no, I think you just caught a slow mirror. some mirrors are faster than others. if it's slow, try cancelling it and trying again on another mirror.
[05:16] <randomusr> Ryan__ : how fast is your wireless connection?
[05:16] <Ryan__> Gnea can you maybe explain that more cus I have my laptop with the ubuntu problem right next to me
[05:16] <Ryan__> its fast its cable internet
[05:16] <freakabcd> uh whats with the lameass suggestions given to Ryan__ ?
[05:16] <randomusr> yea, slow mirror
[05:16] <Gnea> Ryan__: well, it's just like I said. just make sure you use sudo -i to get to a proper root shell
[05:16] <Ryan__> no crypt that wont work because
[05:16] <msmooth> ryan: plug laptop into wired connection and apt-get grub from the livecd
[05:16] <Ryan__> the 9.10 livecd doesn't use legacy grub it uses grub2
[05:17] <freakabcd> Ryan__: boot your 9.10 lice disc.. then mount your 8.10 / partition on somewhere (say /tmp/myoldroot)
[05:17] <Semitones> Ryan__, use ethernet if possible
[05:17] <Gnea> Ryan__: the point of using chroot is to fool the system into thinking  your 8.10 system is a 'working' system
[05:17] <ka0tic> anyone use snort? :)
[05:17] <Ryan__> msmoothfreakabcd wait so...
[05:17] <randomusr> snort
[05:17] <Ryan__> omg gnea wat...
[05:17] <freakabcd> Ryan__: then just chroot to that.. then do the grub-install thing
[05:17] <Ryan__> freakabcd so HOW do i do that??
[05:18] <crypt-0> Ryan__,  I KNOW
[05:18] <Gnea> Ryan__: step 1: put livecd in drive. step 2: turn the computer on.  let me know when that's done and the livecd is booted up please.
[05:18] <SuperMiguel> in ram.. http://images17.newegg.com/is/image/newegg/20-148-087-S01?$S640W$ on top of the connector there are two litle tiny holes one on each side.. what are those for??
[05:18] <crypt-0> Ryan__,  the 9.10 CD has legacy grub but uses grub2 by default
[05:18] <Gnea> SuperMiguel: air, keychains.
[05:18] <Ryan__> OH so how do I use the legacy grub on 9.10 live CD?
[05:18] <Ryan__> Gnea its booted
[05:18] <Gnea> SuperMiguel: and quite possibly some heat disappators
[05:19] <Gnea> Ryan__: good, now open a terminal
[05:19] <crypt-0> Ryan__,  the above pastebin, followed by sudo update-grub NOT sudo update-grub2
[05:19] <freakabcd> Ryan__: boot into live environment. then figure out your old 810 partition, (using "fdisk -l" if necessary), then mount it: sudo mkdir /tmp/myoldroot && mount /dev/sdaX /tmp/myoldroot
[05:19] <Ryan__> w8 w8 crypt and freakabcd first GNea is telling me something w8 w8 w8 w8 w8 w8 w8
[05:19] <Gnea> Ryan__: I'm basically explaining to you the steps to what freakabcd is talking about
[05:19] <freakabcd> Ryan__: then chroot to it: chroot /tmp/myoldroot
[05:19] <freakabcd> Ryan__: now it is *almost* as if you have booted into 810
[05:19] <Ryan__> OK OK w8 w8 w8 its loading to the livecd still
[05:19] <crypt-0> freakabcd, is a chroot really necessary?
[05:19] <`blackmk4|imac> what would cause the internet to shut off on a cli ubuntu server randomly - it's an OS issue because windows doesn't do it on the same box and i've tried three nics
[05:20] <crazygir> ganadist: I didn't realize that postfix was installed (and chrooted) by default
[05:20] <Gnea> Ryan__: ok, let us know when it's properly booted all the way up.
[05:20] <`blackmk4|imac> it comes back when i reboot, but never before that
[05:20] <crazygir> so I'm setting this up now :)
[05:20] <freakabcd> Ryan__: i will leave the issue now since soneone is willing to explain the correct method of recovering in your case
[05:20] <Miyavix3> I fixed my feh-changing-the-background problem by enabling icons in ubuntu tweak
[05:20] <freakabcd> all the other solutions given to you were .. moronic to say the least
[05:20] <crazygir> gaveen: that was for you.. sorry ganadist
[05:20] <Ryan__> lol
[05:21] <Ryan__> o really..
[05:21] <ramontayag> I installed karmic in an old HP zd7000 hp laptop. my wifi card is shown in lspci, but no wireless networks pop up so I can connect to them. What should I do?
[05:21] <crazygir> how do you find out which version of ubuntu you are running?
[05:21] <Gnea> crazygir: lsb_release -a
[05:21] <crazygir> thanks.
[05:21] <crazygir> wow. cryptic
[05:21] <msmooth> anyone free to help with a diff issue?
[05:21] <Ryan__> OK GNEA it just loaded
[05:21] <Ryan__> Gnea it fully loaded live cd keke
[05:21] <Gnea> crazygir: what's so cryptic about it? open a terminal and type that.
[05:22] <Ryan__> wait Gnea is on reserve for me pls pls can I rent Gnea hes mine for now
[05:22] <Gnea> Ryan__: I can multitask :)
[05:22] <Ryan__> OK live CD is loaded gnea so firsst??
[05:22] <Gnea> Ryan__: open a terminal.
[05:22] <crazygir> Gnea: no, that is certainly easy. but how would you have figured that out without a) asking here or b) googleing and praying that someone mentioned this
[05:22] <Ryan__> k
[05:22] <Gnea> click on Applications->Terminal
[05:22] <crazygir> Gnea: I'm used to bsd, where it's all simple simple
[05:22] <Ryan__> ya its loaded
[05:23] <crazygir> are there install .tgz or such that I could grab fresh copies of /etc for an initial import --> svn
[05:23] <Gnea> crazygir: well, I'm not all that good with bsd, but most of it seems to work somewhat the same, so I'd be lost just as well. /proc is totally different.
[05:23] <crazygir> Gnea: to say the least :)
[05:23] <Ryan__> Gnea then what?
[05:23] <Gnea> Ryan__: okay, now:  sudo -i
[05:24] <Gnea> crazygir: hehe
[05:24] <Ryan__> ooo kool then
[05:24] <Gnea> Ryan__: okay, how many hard drives do you have? just the one?
[05:24] <crazygir> so what's the easiest way to grab fresh /etc files?
[05:24] <Ryan__> uh
[05:24] <Ryan__> i think 2
[05:24] <Gnea> crazygir: not sure on that one...
[05:25] <Ryan__> i didnt use this ubuntu comp for months so i forget
[05:25] <Gnea> Ryan__: it's not a laptop?
[05:25] <SuperMiguel> Gnea, how come they have lines underneath ending there?
[05:25] <Ryan__> it is a laptop
[05:25] <SuperMiguel> Gnea, like if something was connected to it
[05:25] <Gnea> Ryan__: then probably just one
[05:25] <Ryan__> oh OK so then I guess 1 ? if laptops can only have 1
[05:25] <Ryan__> does it matter should I check somehow
[05:25] <Gnea> SuperMiguel: not sure, I think you'd have to look up the patent spec on that. probably from the 80's or something.
[05:26] <Ryan__> well Gnea I did sudo -i and I dont rememb how many harddrives I have so yea
[05:26] <Gnea> Ryan__: probably just fine then. open firefox, please.
[05:26] <Ryan__> well , on THIS comp or the liveCD ubuntu?
[05:26] <msmooth> i was using virtualbiox (OSE) to test it out and liked it, then i installed the full version of it, but only allows me 1 core now. I did have 2 cores in OSE. ?
[05:26] <Gnea> Ryan__: the livecd
[05:26] <Ryan__> oh OK but u know it has no internet
[05:26] <Ryan__> cus livecd can't detect wireless
[05:26] <Gnea> oh, I didn't know. it doesn't have wire?
[05:27] <Ryan__> no and my wire is in wayyy far away room and its being used etc. so ,lols
[05:27] <Ryan__> so wat does that mean?
[05:27] <Gnea> well
[05:27] <Gnea> I was going to ask you to use pastebin
[05:27] <Ryan__> why
[05:27] <Gnea> unless you can figure out what your / partition is by looking at the output of this command:  fdisk -l /dev/sda
[05:28] <Ryan__> ok it says..
[05:28] <stiltzkin> rshakin: sorry bout that, I'm back. looks like you should try this first: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9028760#post9028760
[05:28] <arlo3d> ryan just get the super grub disk.  no problems anymore
[05:28] <Gnea> arlo3d: no no no.
[05:28] <Ryan__> OK gnea
[05:29] <Ryan__> i did it
[05:29] <Semitones> Gnea, but sgd is so super
[05:29] <Ryan__> and it tells me a list with a bunch of fdisk and words after
[05:29] <arlo3d> sorry
[05:29] <Gnea> Semitones: but he needs to learn, plus he wants to do it this way.
[05:29] <Semitones> Gnea, good point :)
[05:29] <Gnea> :)
[05:29] <Gnea> arlo3d: np
[05:29] <Ryan__> :D
[05:30] <stiltzkin> rshakin: and you're right, it was patched upstream. the fix is present in kernels starting with 2.6.32-18. So the 10.04 beta should fix it for you as wekk.
[05:30] <Gnea> Ryan__: okay, how many in the list? and how many of them say 'Linux' to the far-right?
[05:30] <Ryan__> uh none
[05:30] <Ryan__> its not listing my partitions and their OS's
[05:30] <Ryan__> its listing like
[05:30] <Ryan__> change partition table
[05:30] <Ryan__> list partition table(s)
[05:30] <FloodBot1> Ryan__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:30] <Ryan__> etc.
[05:31] <Gnea> Ryan__: make sure you're typing:  fdisk -l    (that's a lowercase L)
[05:31] <Ryan__> oh i typed 1 lol
[05:31] <Gnea> so: fdisk -l /dev/sda
[05:31] <voss749> Is it just me or does 10.04 look more stable at beta 1 than 9.10 looked as a final release....
[05:31] <Ryan__> OK I did it with L and now it says in the list,
[05:31] <Ryan__> 2 of them are Linux
[05:31] <stiltzkin> voss749: not if you own an ati card :)
[05:31] <Ryan__> 1 is just Linux. 1 is Linux swap Solaris
[05:31] <moymoy> Anyone know how to grab video directly from the webcam? i was hoping to mux /dev/audio and /dev/video0, but only audio works?
[05:31] <Gnea> Ryan__: so just 1 is just plain 'Linux', okay
[05:32] <Ryan__> yea
[05:32] <Gnea> note I asked for 'Linux', not 'Linux swap'  ;)
[05:32] <Gnea> so
[05:32] <Ryan__> lol yea
[05:32] <Ryan__> im nub
[05:32] <stiltzkin> moymoy: google mencoder v4l. You can pipe v4l output into a video file. Or just use a GUI program like Cheese
[05:32] <voss749> stilzkin, 9.10 felt like a botch. The only thing wrong I see with 10.04 is the dang buttons on the left
[05:32] <Gnea> Ryan__: it's cool. :)  what does it say on the far-left of that 'Linux' partition? /dev/somnething?
[05:33] <Ryan__> yeah its /dev/sda1
[05:33] <Gnea> okay, then /dev/sda1 is your /
[05:33] <Ryan__> and I have windows on /dev/sda2 if it matters
[05:33] <Ryan__> oh Ok
[05:33] <moymoy> stiltzkin: i used -ovc copy for mencoder using tv:// but when i played the video back, it was sped up like 5x
[05:33] <voss749> Whats windows?
[05:33] <Ryan__> it sux
[05:33] <Gnea> it doesn't matter, we're just concerned about /. so:  mkdir /tmp/rootdir
[05:33] <Ryan__> so Gnea then what?
[05:33] <stiltzkin> voss749: to each his own. I've loved every distro except 9.04 - had bad experiences with that kernel series. And a lot of bad decisions were made in devel. And what buttons are you talkin about? Haven't seen much of it yet, as installing it would be pointless for me (ATI cards still unsupported)
[05:34] <ningyi> hi
[05:34] <Ryan__> o ok
[05:34] <Gnea> Ryan__: then:  mount /dev/sda1 /tmp/rootdir
[05:34] <Gnea> Ryan__: then type this to verify that it mounted:  df -Th
[05:34] <Ryan__> OK
[05:34] <Ryan__> i entered those 2 and no lists came up or anything
[05:34] <stiltzkin> stiltzkin: oh really? sounds like an encoding option. try out Cheese, that's simple enough
[05:34] <crowspur> I have a question about Ubuntu and a Toshiba laptop.  I put Lucid Beta on a L505 and am having problems w/the sound cutting out and the CPU overloading.  Is this an inherit problem with Toshibas?  Or can I except/hope that the final version of Lucid will be more stable?  (please over look my chat-room etiquette...not sure about the approach one uses here...)
[05:34] <Ryan__> but its enetered
[05:34] <Gnea> Ryan__: that's normal operation then.
[05:34] <Ryan__> o Ok
[05:35] <Gnea> Ryan__: does it show up in the df -Th?
[05:35] <stiltzkin> crowspur: you should first find out what's causing the CPU to spike. Are you on the computer now?
[05:35] <Ryan__> ???? df-Th?
[05:35] <Ryan__> whats that
[05:35] <crowspur> Yes
[05:35] <Gnea> Ryan__: a command. run it.
[05:35] <stiltzkin> crowspur: alright open up a terminal and type "top"
[05:35] <Ryan__> OK i entered df -Th
[05:35] <Ryan__> it shows me
[05:35] <crowspur> okay
[05:35] <Gnea> it should tell you what all is mounted
[05:36] <Ryan__> a list with lots of percentages
[05:36] <Ryan__> and directories
[05:36] <Ryan__> that I don't really get, what should it be showing me on that?
[05:36] <stiltzkin> crowspur: tell me what's at the top of that list and how much CPU it's using
[05:36] <Ryan__> what's the "it" that should show up
[05:36] <tehowe> Hello what's the upgrade path from Beta 1 to release version? Automatic or do I need to uninstall/reinstall. (Using Wubi)
[05:36] <crowspur> xorg but less than 1%
[05:36] <Gnea> Ryan__: whatever is mounted
[05:37] <stiltzkin> tehowe: automatic, iirc
[05:37] <Ryan__> uh
[05:37] <Gnea> Ryan__: btw, I have to switch comps really quick, so I will brb, okay?
[05:37] <Ryan__> OK but brb quick or im screwed! lols
[05:37] <crowspur> all i have running right now is pidgin
[05:37] <Cammy> I just plugged in a USB SD card reader and I can't write to the SD card, how do I get write access to removable drives ?
[05:37] <tehowe> stiltzkin: Cool. Glad it installed on my new acer, 9.10 was a washout
[05:37] <stiltzkin> crowspur: so how often do you get these spikes in CPU usage? Every few seconds, minutes, hours...?
[05:38] <voss749> tehowe, In other 9.10 was a poc?
[05:38] <crowspur> it spikes normally during music playback or when I go to 'reset' the sound...
[05:38] <stiltzkin> tehowe: lol can't believe people are hatin on 9.10 in here. This is one of my favorite distros and I've been using Ubuntu since Warty
[05:38] <tehowe> stiltzkin: Dumped me into bash shell during install so couldn't tell you :/
[05:39] <voss749> stilzkin, 9.10 is good now but it was released unfinished. The netbook remix 9.10 didnt support networking on the dell mini 9 for goodness sake!
[05:39] <stiltzkin> stiltzkin: video issue no doubt
[05:39] <stiltzkin> tehowe: video issue no doubt
[05:39] <ircrob> is there a package for intel embedded graphics drivers?
[05:39] <tehowe> stiltzkin: Maybe. Was Acer 1410, brand new product at the time.
[05:40] <stiltzkin> voss749: didn't use UNR, but 9.10 on the desktop gave me no trouble at release...
[05:40] <stiltzkin> tehowe: what gfx card?
[05:40] <Ryan__> OK gnea im back
[05:40] <Ryan__> are u back
[05:40] <crowspur> ...another question...maybe related...i have a dual core...and the 'cpu meter' (?) shows normal spikes with a light color 'overload' spikes in the back ground...
[05:40] <tehowe> stiltzkin: Some integrated Intel chipset
[05:40] <stiltzkin> tehowe: I ask because the number one thing that drops people to term at install is xorg issues with video drivers.
[05:41] <crazygir> where might i find a copy of the files that would be installed for a given release?
[05:41] <voss749> stiltzkin, They could have held the NBR for a few weeks and fixed the problem  easily.  The dell mini 9 is one of the most popular netbooks around
[05:41] <Ryan__> Gnea
[05:41] <crazygir> do I have to download an iso and vmount then go hunting?
[05:41] <Khisanth> Dougdoug4: yo
[05:41] <crazygir> or might there be an ftp server I haven't been able to find?
[05:42] <Ryan__> is Gnea here how can I tell when hes back
[05:42] <stiltzkin> voss749: then they should have done that...but like I said I didn't use UNR (and still don't, as I never did buy that Aspire One) but maybe I will someday. And from the looks of it most of the issues have been smoothed out now no?
[05:42] <Dougdoug4> Khisanth, yo
[05:42] <Ryan__> yo
[05:42] <Ryan__> :O
[05:42] <voss749> I find it hilarious that Ubuntu 10.04 nbr works better than the final release of 9.10 nbr
[05:42] <Khisanth> Dougdoug4: did you find the wmp plugin you were looking for?
[05:42] <Dougdoug4> no
[05:42] <voss749> The beta 1 works better
[05:42]  * Khisanth just did :P
[05:42] <Dougdoug4> o
[05:42] <crowspur> LUCID/TOSHIBA: so it maybe be video related?
[05:42] <Dougdoug4> m
[05:42] <Dougdoug4> g
[05:43] <Ryan__> guys how do I tell when someone comes back on
[05:43] <Ryan__> Gnea is my hero and hes Gawn
[05:43] <stiltzkin> voss749: eh, that's called good engineering, but a lousy release schedule ;)
[05:44] <ircrob> hardware accel on intel would be cool
[05:44] <stiltzkin> crowspur: I think it might have been. Though Intel gfx are normally pretty well supported.
[05:44] <crowspur> okay
[05:44] <IsoLnCHiP> Hi. Can someone tell me how to create a VPN connection only for the logged on user using network-manager? I tryed via "configure vpn" from the tray icon, but It only shows in the menu if I check "available to all users". This however is frequently mentioned as probable cause for "no VPN secrets"
[05:44] <kn100> how can I make a ntfs drive automount at boot?
[05:45] <dean> hi all
[05:45] <ryaxnb_> hi dean!
[05:45] <Ryan__> Gnea are you here
[05:45] <arlo3d> go dean
[05:45] <stiltzkin> kn100: add the mount command to /etc/init.d/rc.local. It will execute automatically at boot
[05:45] <ryaxnb_> What support topic are you lookinf for help with?
[05:45] <dean> hehe lets rawk this place
[05:46] <arlo3d> what does rawk mean
[05:46] <ryaxnb_> dean, if you want to party, go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:46] <kn100> stiltzkin, what mount command?
[05:46] <Ryan__> rawk = rock of c0urse
[05:46] <ryaxnb_> Lots of partying there :)
[05:46] <dean> omg sorry didnt realize this was upport. im tryin xubuntu for first time
[05:46] <Gnea> Ryan__: back
[05:46] <dean> it works
[05:46] <Ryan__> YAAY!
[05:46] <crowspur> never had much trouble with Ubuntu on ANY machine...even my old Toshiba...and this is a new one...have read about heat/acpi issues...but i thought being BETA...I could hoped that it was a bug
[05:46] <Ryan__> my hero is BACK!
[05:46] <stiltzkin> kn100: er, well I guess we'll have to work that out. Do you have the drive plugged in now? Or is it an internal drive
[05:46] <kn100> stiltzkin, it's an internal drive
[05:46] <Ryan__> KOOL so then wat was next step?
[05:46] <ircrob> intel gfx are only software accel without new drivers
[05:46] <kn100> wait
[05:46] <tehowe> stiltzkin: The Acer 1410 has a Intel GS45 Chipset says teh web
[05:46] <kn100> it mounts at boot, but with funny permissions
[05:46] <switch10_> kn100:  sudo mount <mountpoint>
[05:47] <Djew> hello  y  a un frenchy  ici qui  connaisse  backtrack4
[05:47] <arlo3d> dean what type of rock
[05:47] <kn100> I can edit files at user level, but transmissions says permission denied
[05:47] <Gnea> Ryan__: alright, so now type:  chroot /tmp/rootdir
[05:47] <kn100> stiltzkin, ^
[05:47] <Ryan__> ok
[05:47] <stiltzkin> kn100: permission denied if you try to save a file to your drive you mean?
[05:47] <kn100> stiltzkin, yes
[05:47] <switch10_> kn100 sudo mount -a will mount all
[05:47] <Ryan__> OK and then?
[05:48] <Djew> who made backtrack ?
[05:48] <kn100> switch10_, that'll be useful in the future, thanks
[05:48] <stiltzkin> kn100: but only in Transmission? You can create, delete, execute files as normal otherwise
[05:48] <Gnea> Ryan__: if you type:  pwd   it should now come back with /
[05:48] <Ryan__> yes it did that
[05:48] <Ryan__> after i typed pwd
[05:48] <kn100> stiltzkin, in thunar yep
[05:48] <Ryan__> :D
[05:48] <kn100> stiltzkin, and thats without rooting it
[05:48] <Gnea> Ryan__: now type:  cd root   and then:  . .bashrc
[05:49] <Ryan__> so with those 2 periods? . .bashrc?
[05:49] <stiltzkin> kn100: ok. hmm. well do this for me, open a terminal and type "mount" then paste the results on pastebin.ca or a similar site
[05:49] <Semitones> If I install nvidia-glx-new or whatever
[05:49] <Semitones> will that automatically replace nouveau?
[05:49] <Ryan__> Gnea
[05:49] <Gnea> Ryan__: right
[05:49] <Ryan__> with those 2 priods? . .bashrc
[05:49] <Gnea> Ryan__: yes.
[05:49] <Ryan__> OK then wat
[05:50] <kn100> stiltzkin, here you go http://pastebin.com/Q6USrugM
[05:50] <Gnea> then type:  lsb_release -r
[05:50] <crowspur> anyway...thanks..stilzkin...i'll look into video issues...goodbye!
[05:50] <Ryan__> OK
[05:50] <Gnea> and it says?
[05:50] <Ryan__> oh it says Release: 8.10
[05:50] <Gnea> :)
[05:50] <stiltzkin> kn100: er, I don't see an ntfs drive here...did you have it mounted when you ran that command?
[05:50] <Ryan__> :D
[05:51] <kn100> stiltzkin, I have an 80gb drive, with a 15gb mounted at / and the rest mounted at /home/, and a 230 drive with two ntfs partitions
[05:51] <kn100> stiltzkin, no, let me mount it for you
[05:51] <kn100> rofl
[05:51] <randomusr> is there a bejeweled clone for linux?
[05:51] <Gnea> Ryan__: now:  grub-install /dev/sda
[05:51] <stiltzkin> kn100: ah ok lol. my bad, should have mentioned I needed that
[05:51] <kn100> stiltzkin, actually it's there
[05:51] <kn100> stiltzkin, /dev/sdb5/
[05:51] <Ryan__> not found
[05:51] <stiltzkin> kn100: so it's /dev/sdb5
[05:51] <rshakin> stiltzkin: sorry i was on the phone i will try it, is there a way to get those packages installed offline so i can get online... ?
[05:51] <neiza> hy
[05:51] <Ryan__> should I put grub-install /dev/sda1?
[05:52] <Gnea> no...
[05:52] <kn100> stiltzkin, yes
[05:52] <Ryan__> it says /dev/sda: Not found or not a block device.
[05:52] <Ryan__> what the???
[05:52] <stiltzkin> rshakin: yeah, just download the .deb and save it for later
[05:52] <Gnea> oh, RIGHT
[05:52] <nomad77> randomusr: geweled iirc
[05:52] <Ryan__> lols
[05:52] <Gnea> Ryan__: sorry, forgot a step :/
[05:52] <Ryan__> o lol thatS OK
[05:52] <Ryan__> kewl so wats step
[05:52] <rshakin> stiltzkin: ok will try doing that next
[05:53] <Gnea> Ryan__: now type: exit
[05:53] <stiltzkin> kn100: okay, well then you just need to add "sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb5 /media/sdb5" to /etc/init.d/rc.local and you should be set
[05:53] <Ryan__> ok
[05:53] <Gnea> Ryan__: this should take you out of the chroot
[05:53] <Ryan__> then it tells me exit
[05:53] <stiltzkin> kn100: if that doesn't work try "-t fuseblk" instead of "-t nfts-3g"
[05:53] <Ryan__> OK i think im out of it then cus it said Exit after
[05:53] <Gnea> Ryan__: you can verify this by typing: lsb_release -r
[05:53] <randomusr> how about any eidos clones?
[05:53] <rshakin> stiltzkin: i actually almost have the cur lucid downloaded i am going to try that first if not i am going to then download the 9 version and do the kernel updates
[05:53] <Ryan__> yeah it says Release 9.10 so it exited lolZ
[05:54] <stiltzkin> rshakin: cool, sounds like a plan :)
[05:54] <kn100> stiltzkin, let me try mounting it right now, see if that makes transmission work
[05:54] <nomad77> !games > randomusr
[05:54] <Ryan__> Gnea so then wat?
[05:54] <stiltzkin> kn100: ok good call. if that doesn't work then we probably have a permissions problem with Transmission. I assume you're running Thunar as a regular user
[05:55] <kn100> stiltzkin, yeah, everything else *i think* isn't having an issue writing to it
[05:55] <Gnea> Ryan__: okay, now type:  mount -o bind /dev /tmp/rootdir/dev
[05:55] <Ryan__> OK
[05:55] <Ryan__> done
[05:56] <kn100> stiltzkin, ok I think i just found the issue...
[05:56] <stiltzkin> kn100: i had this kind of thing happen to me on and off on previous releases with various programs, some of it ended up being drive permissions and some of it was program configs.
[05:56] <Gnea> Ryan__: and now:  chroot /tmp/rootdir
[05:56] <kn100> stiltzkin, the upgrade to lucid added an incomplete torrent selection, it was trying to save my incomplete torrents at /
[05:56] <Gnea> Ryan__: then cd root && . .bashrc
[05:56] <stiltzkin> kn100: AHA!
[05:56] <kn100> stiltzkin, wow rofl
[05:57] <stiltzkin> kn100: like I said, sometimes it's permissions, sometimes it's dumb settings like that
[05:57] <kn100> stiltzkin, thanks for all the help man :D
[05:57] <Ryan__> Gnea: OK done
[05:57] <kn100> stiltzkin, you look like you have your hands full here
[05:57] <stiltzkin> kn100: lol no prob dude :)
[05:57] <Gnea> ok, NOW:  fdisk -l /dev/sda
[05:57] <stiltzkin> kn100: haha nah not really, just hangin out
[05:57] <Ryan__> and thats lower L right
[05:57] <Gnea> Ryan__: it should return the same as before
[05:57] <Gnea> Ryan__: yes.
[05:58] <kn100> stiltzkin, I always try and hang out to try and help but never get any issues that I can help with
[05:58] <Ryan__> OK now its back as before
[05:58] <Ryan__> Gnea
[05:58] <Gnea> Ryan__: alright, now:  grub-install /dev/sda
[05:58] <Vadtec> how do you get the graphical installer for 9.10 into "expert" mode? ive tried expert and priority=low in the boot options, but it doesnt seem to work
[05:58] <donki> íèõóÿñå âû äîëáàåáû
[05:58] <Ryan__> Gnea sda or sda1?
[05:58] <Berzerker> andrew@shuhangenjuu:~$ sudo g15composer ~/.g15fifo-andrew
[05:58] <Berzerker> Error: Could not create FIFO /home/andrew/.g15fifo-andrew, aborting.
[05:58] <kn100> stiltzkin, mainly because as we both just found out I am a total idiot at times
[05:58] <Berzerker> anyone have any idea?
[05:58] <Gnea> Ryan__: sda
[05:58] <Ryan__> OH sweet
[05:59] <Ryan__> uhh wow was that the last step?
[05:59] <iwan> hyyy gaezzz
[05:59] <Ryan__> hyyy
[05:59] <Brauzer> ñîñè
[05:59] <Brauzer> íàõóé
[05:59] <Brauzer> óðîä
[05:59] <Brauzer> åáàíûé
[05:59] <FloodBot1> Brauzer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:59] <Brauzer> ÿ òåáå áàøêó ñëîìàþ
[05:59] <stiltzkin> kn100: everythig takes time :) been fiddling with Ubuntu almost since it first came out :) Hahahaha and you're not an idiot at all, even the most seasoned sysadmin makes stupid mistakes. It's called being human
[05:59] <Ryan__> Gnea was that the final step?
[05:59] <Gnea> Ryan__: sort of. :) now you need to back out properly before rebooting
[05:59] <mosno> stiltzkin: or having bad process ;)
[05:59] <Ryan__> Gnea Oh kool so how do I do that lols?
[05:59] <Brauzer> ôûâ
[05:59] <kn100> stiltzkin, Heh, great
[05:59] <stiltzkin> kn100: and in this case it doesn't even sound like it was your fault, Transmission set that up automatically no?
[06:00] <kn100> stiltzkin, Yeah
[06:00] <stiltzkin> kn100: so there ya go. don't be so hard on yourself
[06:00] <Brauzer> ýé ïèäàðàñû ñîñèòå õóé
[06:00] <Gnea> Ryan__: exit && umount /tmp/rootdir/dev && umount /tmp/rootdir
[06:00] <Ryan__> Brauzer WTF?
[06:00] <Brauzer> ÑÎÑÈ ÕÓÉ
[06:00] <donki> » Ryan__ » àõàõàõ
[06:00] <donki> ëîë
[06:00] <donki> âû êòî íàõ?
[06:00] <FloodBot1> donki: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:00] <Ryan__> lol?
[06:00] <donki> ÿ âàñ íå çíàþ
[06:00] <voss749> stiltz, average users shouldnt have to fiddle with their machines for easy things
[06:00] <kn100> stiltzkin, wait, this is odd
[06:00] <Ryan__> OK Gnea ill enter it now
[06:00] <Brauzer> eem
[06:00] <kn100> stiltzkin, even though I fixed that first issue still getting permission denied
[06:00] <Brauzer> We from Russia
[06:01] <Ryan__> Gnea: do you mean umount or unmount?
[06:01] <stiltzkin> kn100: where you tryin to save to now?
[06:01] <kn100> and i am pretty sure there's no stupid setting making it happen
[06:01] <Gnea> Ryan__: umount, there is no unmount command
[06:01] <kn100> stiltzkin, the ntfs drive
[06:01] <Brauzer> ÑÎÑÈÅ ÕÓÅÑÎÑÛ
[06:01] <Brauzer> ÒÓÏÎÐÎÃÈÅ ÎËÅÍÈ
[06:01] <FloodBot1> Brauzer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:01] <Brauzer> èäè íàõóé äåáèë
[06:01] <Ryan__> Wow whats with the random letters spam
[06:01] <stiltzkin> kn100: lol reinstall Transmission first, if you don't have any active torrents. That'll probably help
[06:02] <Ryan__> we can't read russian OK?
[06:02] <donki> àõàõ
[06:02] <Ryan__> Gnea: OK it says exit after
[06:02] <Brauzer> ìá òû íàõóé ïîéäåøü
[06:02] <Ryan__> Gnea: then restart comp?
[06:02] <Brauzer> ïèäàð
[06:02] <donki> àõàõàõõà
[06:02] <kn100> stiltzkin, Permission denied (/media/sdb5/seeding/Naibu (V0)/xxwhatever.mp3)
[06:02] <stiltzkin> kn100: or try another torrent client (Deluge is awesome)
[06:02] <donki> nihuya ti dolbaeb
[06:02] <Gnea> Ryan__: no, type:  df -Th  again and make sure it's NOT mounted anymore
[06:02] <stiltzkin> kn100: if that still doesn't work then you have a permissions problem
[06:02] <kn100> stiltzkin, I did use deluge for a while, it made me want to cut people after a while though
[06:02] <Brauzer> sosite huy ubludki
[06:02] <Ryan__> OK
[06:03] <Brauzer> << Ryan__ >> say plz ya dolbaeb
[06:03] <Ryan__> Gnea: It shows me a list of things how can I tell if its mounted or not??
[06:03] <kn100> stiltzkin, It gets _Really_ slow when a load of torrents are added in one go
[06:03] <stiltzkin> kn100: oh hahaha. really? transmission has far fewer options
[06:03] <Gnea> Ryan__: do you see /dev/sda1 listed anywhere?
[06:03] <kn100> stiltzkin, I don't care about options at all
[06:03] <Ryan__> Gnea: yes
[06:03] <Brauzer> << Ryan__ >> say plz ya dolbaeb
[06:04] <Gnea> !ops | Brauzer is trolling
[06:04] <Ryan__> Gnea: at the buttom it says ext 3 64G 27G 34G 45% /tmp/rootdir
[06:04] <Brauzer> sosi mraz
[06:04] <Ryan__> for /dev/sda1
[06:04] <mrp> how do i enable ufw via SSH without blocking SSH?
[06:04] <Brauzer> ya tebya v rot ebal
[06:04] <Gnea> Ryan__: okay, let's make sure then:  umount /tmp/rootdir  then df again
[06:04] <Ryan__> Gnea: then df again? you mean type in "df" ?
[06:05] <kn100> stiltzkin, short of running transmission at root, how can I figure out whats going wrong?
[06:05] <rshakin> Brauzer: idi naxui pizdabol poka poebalu ne poluchil
[06:05] <Ryan__> OH man when I type in umount /tmp/rootdir it tells me : "Device is busy"
[06:05] <Ryan__> Gnea
[06:05] <Brauzer> << rshakin >> àõàõàõàõà
[06:05] <Brauzer> ñîèñ õóéöà
[06:05] <donki> » rshakin » àõàõà
[06:05] <donki> íèõóÿ
[06:05] <Brauzer> åáàí òóïîðîãèé
[06:05] <stiltzkin> kn100: oh okay :) well check your folder permissions first. try ls -al -d /media/sdb5/seeding
[06:05] <Ryan__> Gnea ?
[06:05] <donki> ãàíäîøà
[06:06] <Gnea> Ryan__: okay, try this then:  umount /tmp/rootdir/dev
[06:06] <Ryan__> OMG can u guys STOP speaking rusisan nobody but u 2 can read it its just spamming the chat!
[06:06] <Brauzer> ok
[06:06] <stiltzkin> kn100: should say drwxr-xr-x over on the left
[06:06] <donki> ok
[06:06] <Random832> !ru
[06:06] <donki> =)
[06:06] <kn100> stiltzkin, drwxrwxrwx 1 root root 90112 2010-04-06 00:53 /media/sdb5/Seeding
[06:06] <foxmulder881> Is there a Russian irc channel they can connect to?
[06:06] <Gnea> Ryan__: they're trolling. ignore them, they will be removed.
[06:06] <Random832> it's not even proper russian, you've got some sort of windows codepage going on instead of utf-8
[06:06] <bazhang> donki, Brauzer english here  /join #ubuntu-ru for Russain
[06:07] <stiltzkin> kn100: AHA! folder is owned by root :)
[06:07] <elky> foxmulder881, yes, that's what was just linked to by ubottu.
[06:07] <Gnea> !ru | Brauzer
[06:07] <mosno> foxmulder881: what ubottu said
[06:07] <rshakin> Ryan__: sorry
[06:07] <Ryan__> Gnea: lols
[06:07] <kn100> stiltzkin, how do I change that? in root nautilus when I set permissions to kn100 it just switched back
[06:07] <Ryan__> Gnea: well I typed wat u said, then it doesn't list anything back to me
[06:07] <Gnea> Ryan__: then that means it worked. now:  umount /tmp/rootdir
[06:07] <rshakin> Ryan__: just hate ppl that are ignorent
[06:08] <Ryan__> rshakin: lol same
[06:08] <stiltzkin> kn100: hang on a sec, wanna make sure I'm givin you the right command
[06:08] <Ryan__> Gnea: OK did it
[06:08] <Gnea> Ryan__: ok, now df -Th  should not list /dev/sda1 anywhere :)
[06:09] <kn100> stiltzkin, okay :D
[06:09] <Ryan__> Gnea: OMG... it lists sda1 TWICE ...
[06:09] <Ryan__> Gnea: just jking :P It's not listed
[06:09] <Gnea> haha
[06:09] <stiltzkin> kn100: okay, do sudo chown -R foo /media/sdb5/seeding
[06:09] <Ryan__> Gnea: Ok kool so wat does this mean?
[06:09] <Gnea> Ryan__: okay, you should be able to reboot, remove the cd and it should work
[06:09] <kn100> stiltzkin, foo being?
[06:09] <Ryan__> Gnea: OK
[06:09] <stiltzkin> kn100: your username, sorry
[06:09] <Gnea> Ryan__: it means you shouldn't paste that here ;)
[06:10] <Ryan__> Gnea: Rebooting...
[06:10] <kn100> stiltzkin, ah awesome :D
[06:10] <Ryan__> Gnea: lol pasting what?
[06:10] <Gnea> Ryan__: that crap lol
[06:10] <Gnea> I have no idea what it says
[06:10] <Brauzer> here is the dota cannel?
[06:10] <Brauzer> channel
[06:10] <Ryan__> Gnea: lols k
[06:10] <bazhang> Brauzer, this is not for chat
[06:10] <Ryan__> Gnea: its rebooting... hmm the comp wont reboot but it removes CD
[06:10] <Brauzer> no
[06:10] <Ryan__> Gnea: should I just manually use power button to reboot it then?
[06:10] <Brauzer> emm
[06:10] <bazhang> Brauzer, /join #ubuntu-ru if you need help with Ubuntu
[06:10] <kn100> stiltzkin, how long should this take?
[06:10] <Brauzer> warcraft tft
[06:11] <donki> » bazhang » Î_Î
[06:11] <mrp> i have allowed ssh via ufw but when i enable it kills my ssh sessions and blocks me
[06:11] <Gnea> Ryan__: after removing the cd, just press enter
[06:11] <stiltzkin> kn100: and if you want to make sure you can save anywhere on your drive (not just your seeding folder) you might as well do chown -R foo /media/sdb5. Shouldn't take too long. Depends on how many files you have though
[06:11] <Ryan__> Gnea: OH what I did was in the Livecd environment i selected "restart computer" is that bad
[06:11] <kn100> stiltzkin, it just finished, and nah the seeding folder is the only one I use on ubuntu anywa
[06:11] <Gnea> Ryan__: nope, it's the right thing to do
[06:11] <Ryan__> Gnea: Now it removed CD after shutting down the Livecd env. but the comp is frozen in state of blank screen
[06:11] <stiltzkin> kn100: ok restart transmission and try again
[06:12] <kn100> the only reason I have an ntfs drive is because it can be read by almost every operating system
[06:12] <Ryan__> Gnea: so I think I have to force turn off/on is that gonna damage anything
[06:12] <Berzerker> anyone have any experience using g15composer?
[06:12] <stiltzkin> kn100: I hear ya. The only valid reason to use NTFS though ;)
[06:12] <mneptok> kn100: not true. OSX can;t read NTFS.
[06:12] <Gnea> Ryan__: pressing enter doesn't reboot?
[06:12] <stiltzkin> mneptok: yes it can lol
[06:12] <Ryan__> Gnea: oh wait it DOES
[06:12] <kn100> mneptok, well I'd never bother with mac os x
[06:12] <Ryan__> Gnea: LOL nice but it didn't say anything on the screen
[06:12] <kn100> mneptok, every real operating system then
[06:12] <stiltzkin> kn100: nice :)
[06:12] <mneptok> kn100: if you don;t use files >4GB, FAT32 is the best bet for cross-platform compatability
[06:12] <Ryan__> Gnea: WOW its GRUB!!! cool man! thx! ur my linux hero!
[06:12] <Gnea> Ryan__: it usually says "press enter"
[06:13] <Gnea> awesome :)
[06:13] <kn100> mneptok, I'd rather shoot babies than go back to FAT32
[06:13] <Vadtec> how do you get the graphical installer for 9.10 into "expert" mode? ive tried expert and priority=low in the boot options, but it doesnt seem to work
[06:13] <stiltzkin> mneptok: eww gross. people still use fat32?
[06:13] <kn100> mneptok, that filesystem is easier to corrupt than the governments of the world
[06:13] <Ryan__> Gnea: So GNEA, how can I upgrade to newest linux using my 8.10 then? would inserting the 9.10 disk give me option to do so?
[06:13] <Ryan__> Gnea: newest ubuntu*
[06:13] <mneptok> stiltzkin: most people do.
[06:14] <kn100> mneptok, most people do not!
[06:14] <Gnea> Ryan__: nope, you'd need to follow the upgrade path to install all updates to 8.10, then upgrade to 9.04, then upgrade to 9.10
[06:14] <kn100> mneptok, most windows installs use ntfs
[06:14] <foxmulder881> Why may I ask why anyone would still use FAT32? For what features?
[06:14] <Jeruvy> Ryan__: you'd need to go through 9.04, but why not just backup /home and do a fresh?
[06:14] <Ryan__> Gnea: oh lols but would it keep all my files
[06:14] <Gnea> Ryan__: yes
[06:14] <Ryan__> Jeruvy: Well cus I already have tons of CD's with info on them its getting confusing and I dont have any USB devices around
[06:14] <SwedeMike> foxmulder881: portability.
[06:14] <mneptok> kn100: most people own digital cameras, portable gaming systems, and other flash media formatted FAT32. and there are a LOT of "Windows formatted" iPods.
[06:14] <stiltzkin> mneptok: not at all. no version of windows since XP uses fat anymore (well you can use fat with xp, but almost no one does)
[06:14] <kn100> mneptok, oh fair enough for portable devices
[06:15] <kn100> mneptok, but for hard drives? hell no
[06:15] <Ryan__> Gnea: is it OK to skip the routine check of drives?
[06:15] <foxmulder881> How is it more portable than any other OS though?
[06:15] <Gnea> Ryan__: no, let it run
[06:15] <stiltzkin> mneptok: for flashcards of course. but never ever EVER on a hard drive in the 21st century bro
[06:15] <mneptok> like i said, "most people still use FAT32"
[06:15] <Ryan__> Gnea: OK lols
[06:15] <Gnea> :)
[06:15] <kn100> foxmulder881, ntfs isn't universally compatible whereas fat32 is
[06:15] <Brauzer> say plz channel for chating? or say any servers
[06:15] <Ryan__> Brauzer try Myg0t
[06:15] <Ryan__> channel
[06:15] <mneptok> Brauzer: #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:15] <kn100> Brauzer, go to #defocus
[06:15] <bazhang> Brauzer, #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:16] <Ryan__> they have a fun irc and they can give you fun things to download!
[06:16] <stiltzkin> kn100: so did it work?
[06:16] <kn100> stiltzkin, nope :D
[06:16] <kn100> stiltzkin, restarted transmission, disk is mounted, and transmission still fails
[06:16] <stiltzkin> kn100: d'awww. run that permissions command again to make sure it changed the owner to you
[06:16] <foxmulder881> Excuse my ignorance, but what do you mean by universally compatible?
[06:17] <kn100> stiltzkin, the command that listed the owners stilllists it as root too
[06:17] <kn100> foxmulder881, can be used on windows, linux, mac os-x, the os on your phonee
[06:17] <Ryan__> WOW this RAWKS my Linux is BAKKK
[06:17] <Gnea> Ryan__: cheers :)
[06:17] <Ryan__> Gnea: Just wondering when I upgrade to a newer Ubuntu does it keep my custom sounds and logon screen and stuff?
[06:17] <Ryan__> Gnea: also are you british lol
[06:17] <Gnea> Ryan__: nope, American
[06:17] <kn100> stiltzkin, running it at the root of the disk
[06:18] <foxmulder881> I see what you mean. That would be a rare requirement though. Sorry, but FAT32 makes me shudder!
[06:18] <Ryan__> Gnea: oh lol i thought cus of the cheers
[06:18] <Ryan__> Gnea: but so does it keep those?
[06:18] <stiltzkin> kn100: oh. try sudo chown foo /media/sdb5/seeding
[06:18] <Gnea> Ryan__: newer versions tend to upgrade ALL software, so some things, such as the login screen, will change
[06:18] <mneptok> stiltzkin: if it's NTFS, that command is useless
[06:18] <Gnea> Ryan__: everything in /home stays the same
[06:18] <Ryan__> Gnea: so does it include those things?
[06:18] <mneptok> stiltzkin: Linux cannot understand nor set NTFS file permissions
[06:18] <EdgEy> FAT32 having the 4gb limit is annoying as hell
[06:18] <stiltzkin> mneptok: wait really? I thought chown would still change ntfs permissions
[06:18] <EdgEy> It makes having portable drives a massive pain in the arse
[06:18] <mneptok> kn100: how are you mounting this NTFS disk?
[06:19] <shazbotmcnasty> Edgan, I formatted a terabyte to fat32
[06:19] <kn100> mneptok, just clicking it in nautilus
[06:19] <mneptok> stiltzkin: really, it won't.
[06:19] <rocket16> Is the a way, that I can get Ubuntu App-Source Codes downloaded automatically, when I download the main programmes?
[06:19] <IsoLnCHiP> Does anyone know a working fix to "No VPN secrets!" when trying to connect to any VPN using gnomes Networkmanager?
[06:19] <kn100> mneptok, I am using lucid so it automatically got added to fstab
[06:19] <kn100> not sure how
[06:19] <EdgEy> shazbotmcnasty, hehe
[06:19] <stiltzkin> mneptok: lol shows what I know about ntfs. Haven't used it in so long
[06:19] <EdgEy> It's not so bad now linux has proper NTFS support
[06:19] <Ryan__> Gnea: so do u know if it keeps those things then? if Home stays same?
[06:19] <EdgEy> Before it was like, yeah you're splitting large files or you're fucked
[06:19] <EdgEy> pardon me
[06:19] <Gnea> Ryan__: yes, it does
[06:19] <kn100> mneptok, this disk has been written to in linux, all the time before this latest install
[06:20] <Gnea> Ryan__: I mean
[06:20] <mneptok> kn100: fstab is for disks mounted automagically at startup, not for removable media. that may have changed in Lucid, but i doubt it.
[06:20] <Gnea> Ryan__: /home stays the same, everything outside of /home changes
[06:20] <kn100> mneptok, this is a hard disk
[06:20] <stiltzkin> mneptok: then how do you go about changing ntfs permissions? I'm curious now. For specific files & folders, not at mount time
[06:20] <IsoLnCHiP> Ive tryed importing a working OpenVPN Client conf, as well as connecting to a Windows PPtP server, both with the same error
[06:20] <mneptok> kn100: pastebin the output of "df -h"
[06:20] <crazygir> where might i find a copy of the files that would be installed for a given release?
[06:20] <mneptok> stiltzkin: you don't.
[06:20] <Ryan__> Gnea: Uh im nub I forget if those custom things are in Home ... so wat would be outside of home that i'd lose
[06:20] <crazygir> might there be an ftp server I haven't been able to find?
[06:20] <Ryan__> Gnea: hold on im gonna go on this IRC on my Linux BRB
[06:20] <rocket16> How to download Source Codes automatically while using apt-get?
[06:21] <stiltzkin> mneptok: I'm pretty sure I've done it before...can't remember how though
[06:21] <kn100> mneptok, http://pastebin.com/Hvzsacxv
[06:21] <mneptok> kn100: ls -l /media/sdb5
[06:21] <kn100> mneptok, theres also a partition on the 250gb disk that isn't mounted at the moment
[06:22] <RP64> Gnea: HI its me ryan :D
[06:22] <Gnea> RP64: hey
[06:22] <mneptok> kn100: who is the user/group owner of sdb5?
[06:22] <kn100> mneptok, listed all my files obviously, all owned by root
[06:22] <stiltzkin> mneptok: it's root
[06:22] <hanasaki> trying to play dvds but even after insall of restriected extras it won't play   the intro screen comes up then totem crashes on shoing the menus
[06:22] <mneptok> kn100: what is your local username?
[06:22] <kn100> mneptok, kn100
[06:22] <hanasaki> how can I get dvds to play
[06:22] <hanasaki> ?
[06:23] <Random832> !dvd
[06:23] <kn100> !dvd
[06:23] <stiltzkin> hanasaki: for the love of all things holy don't use Totem. Go download VLC from Ubuntu Software Center.
[06:23] <mneptok> kn100: sudo chown -R kn100:kn100 /media/sdb5
[06:23] <win32hack> hello2all
[06:23] <Gnea> RP64: okay, basically /home doesn't change, but everything else does. also, since everythign else changes, it's possible that some settings in /home will need to be reset or wiped out if they cause problems.
[06:23] <hanasaki> stiltzkin:  what's wrong with totem
[06:23] <stiltzkin> mneptok: I just had him do that. Forgot to have him change the group too though
[06:23] <paulo> I have a FTP connection in Nautilus that I'm unable to ummount. I need to reconnect to its server ... How I can kill this connection?
[06:23] <kn100> mneptok, done, ran the ls command again, still all owned by root
[06:24] <Random832> kn100: is the filesystem a FAT/NTFS one?
[06:24] <stiltzkin> hanasaki: everything. i've only ever had trouble with it. There are much more capable video players out there that won't crash on you
[06:24] <foxmulder881> paulo, can you reconnect to the ftp server?
[06:24] <mneptok> kn100: is the disk mounted read-only?
[06:24] <kn100> mneptok, well I can modify it through thunar so I don't think so
[06:24] <kn100> Random832, NTFS disk yes
[06:24] <stiltzkin> mneptok: no it's read-write, according to his pastebin here: http://pastebin.com/Q6USrugM
[06:25] <Random832> kn100: you need to set uid/gid in /etc/fstab
[06:25] <Berzerker> would zip -n *: be a valid way to create a zip file with no compression?
[06:25] <paulo> foxmulder881: nope, this connection was crashed :S
[06:25] <crypt-0> rocket16, sudo apt-get source packagename
[06:25] <kn100> Random832, how would I do that?
[06:25] <rocket16> crypt-0, Oh! Thanks, :)
[06:25] <stiltzkin> Berzerker: I don't think so. You should try out kzip, it has a "store" option which uses 0 compression
[06:25] <foxmulder881> What about reboot?
[06:25] <foxmulder881> paulo
[06:25] <mneptok> kn100: you do realize that Lucid questions belong in #ubuntu+1? there may well be an issue with FUSE or FUSE's NTFS implementation in a recent build.
[06:26] <mneptok> kn100: this is what happens when you install beta software.
[06:26] <stiltzkin> mneptok: yeah I don't think that's his issue though. Sounds like a plain jane permissions hitch
[06:26] <kn100> mneptok, I asked there, but this worked in my lucid install from a few hours ago
[06:26] <paulo> When I click in my FTP connection my Nautilus freezes
[06:26] <mneptok> kn100: and did you install updates before it broke?
[06:26] <kn100> mneptok, I only rebuilt because I wanted to get over to xubuntu because gnome was annoying me
[06:26] <kn100> mneptok, I think so, I update pretty regularly
[06:27] <paulo> Some time after I receive this message: "Error: DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken. Please select another viewer and try again."
[06:27] <kn100> mneptok, I guess this could be a lucid issue
[06:27] <stiltzkin> kn100: you know you can install XFCE without reinstalling right?
[06:27] <mneptok> kn100: then you can't rule out that a Lucid package may have a bug.
[06:27] <Random832> kn100: i don't know offhand - i've done it before though - look at the entries alrady in /etc/fstab
[06:27] <kn100> stiltzkin, yeah and still be stuck with all the gnome stuff
[06:27] <stiltzkin> kn100: not if you remove it :)
[06:27] <foxmulder881> paulo: can you launch nautilus from a terminal and post the output of when it freezes?
[06:27] <kn100> stiltzkin, I tried removing ubuntu-desktop but it only got rid of the metapackage
[06:28] <kn100> Random832, do you know where i'd find the UUID of my other disks?
[06:28] <stiltzkin> kn100: I think gnome-desktop is the package, not ubuntu-desktop
[06:28] <kn100> stiltzkin, that's probably why then xd
[06:28] <stiltzkin> kn100: if not it's something else, but I know there's an easy way to do it
[06:28] <Random832> kn100: ls -l /dev/disks/by-uuid
[06:28] <Random832> sorry, disk not disks
[06:29]  * MikeGuo is away: busy
[06:29]  * MikeGuo is back (gone 00:00:09)
[06:29] <kn100> Random832, it gave me 1A6896A368967D67
[06:29] <kn100> for sdb5
[06:29] <kn100> for my ext4 partitions it's got a much longer key
[06:30] <Random832> yeah, the NTFS volume id isn't a real UUID - it's used like one for the purpose of this though
[06:30] <kn100> Random832, so I Just add it in the place of the disks location?
[06:30] <goddard_> has anyone else noticed Google Chrome's font looks like crap on Ubuntu?
[06:31] <Random832> yeah
[06:31] <Random832> well, UUID=...
[06:31] <stiltzkin> goddard_: it shouldn't anymore...which version do you have installed?
[06:31] <kn100> Random832, done, let me try mounting it
[06:31] <Random832> so UUID=1A6896A368967D67
[06:31] <Random832> and you need to add uid/gid entries to the options
[06:31] <Random832> paste the fstab line
[06:31] <mardum> about what size is reasonable for a boot partition in Ubuntu?  I found out very quickly that 32M is too small...
[06:32] <Random832> mardum: i generally have lways used 512M
[06:32] <stiltzkin> mardum: 256M should do it, assuming you're using grub. I think mine's 1GB to be safe
[06:32] <kn100> Random832, here, have a fstab http://pastebin.com/AESvvyHa
[06:32] <Random832> actually right now mine is 400M
[06:33] <freaky[t]> is it possible to make logcheck send mail to more than one ppl?
[06:33] <mardum> I see, thx, just out of curiosity (I already started with ext2) but is ext4 acceptable on /boot?
[06:33] <Random832> you don't really need a boot partition except in some obscure situations
[06:33]  * Random832 has one of those obscure situations - i aso can't use grub
[06:33] <stiltzkin> mardum: I think ext4 works on /boot but I'd still use ext3 to be safe.
[06:33] <crypt-0> goddard_, i have noticed Google Chrome is crap.
[06:33] <foxmulder881> Just leave /boot in root /
[06:33] <paulo> foxmulder881: hey, I killed the gvfsd-ftp process and my unmounted my corrupted connection. :) Now I can reconnect to my FTP server. :) Thank you anyway. (:
[06:33] <Random832> stiltzkin: ext2 surely
[06:34]  * Random832 has never trusted journalling FSes with /boot
[06:34] <kn100> Random832, any idea what I do next?
[06:34] <stiltzkin> Random832: I do too, since I use XFS for / I need a separate /boot (GRUB fails on XFS)
[06:34] <stiltzkin> Random832: good call
[06:34] <foxmulder881> Cheers paulo. ;-)
[06:34] <Random832> stiltzkin: that's the great thing about LILO - it works with any FS.
[06:34] <mardum> okay, thx all...
[06:35] <Random832> kn100: what is your uid? probably 1000, but type "id" and tell me the results
[06:35] <stiltzkin> Random832: heh, good luck restoring it if it ever gets overwritten. GRUB is better. I'd rather have a separate partition and a better bootloader
[06:35] <Random832> it should say 1000(kn100)
[06:35] <kn100> Random832, it did
[06:35] <Random832> stiltzkin: yeah well, I hadn't used lilo for over a decade, but it worked when GRUB didn't.
[06:35] <foxmulder881> If you do use separate partition for /boot, then just use ext2 as your boot partition does not require journaling.
[06:36] <Random832> [some weird partition detection issue I never bothered to fully investigate]
[06:36] <kn100> Random832, what do I do with this uid=1000?
[06:36] <stiltzkin> foxmulder881: yeah exactly, now that I'm lookin at my /boot I see it's ext2 too, so I did have the sense to realize that at the time :)
[06:37] <Random832> kn100: set uid=1000,gid=1000 along with the other options. also, why did you set nls=iso8859-1?
[06:37] <foxmulder881> stiltzkin: Good stuff mate.
[06:37] <kn100> Random832, I didn't
[06:37] <kn100> Random832, I assume either lucid or pysdm did
[06:37] <kn100> Random832, should I take it out
[06:37] <RP64> Gnea: ohhhhh
[06:38] <RP64> Gnea: but uh... basically I have no memory of how the custom sounds and skins work so are those things IN home? and would they be dleeted ?
[06:38] <Gnea> RP64: they are not.
[06:38] <hanasaki> stiltzkin:    vlc is showing the following on the console when I try to play the movie.. the menus come up ok thought  [0x161ed68] libmpeg2 decoder error: invalid picture encountered
[06:38] <Random832> it's just kind of odd, since you should be using utf-8... i forget t he option offhand. what's pysdm?
[06:39] <kn100> Random832, drive management too
[06:39] <kn100> l*
[06:39] <stiltzkin> hanasaki: but does the movie play?
[06:39] <hanasaki> nope stiltzkin
[06:39] <foxmulder881> pysdm is a device manager of sorts.
[06:39] <stiltzkin> hanasaki: then try mplayer lol :)
[06:39] <kn100> Random832, I love you.
[06:39] <kn100> Random832, IT WORKED!
[06:39] <kn100> Random832, my files are now my own again :D:D
[06:39] <stiltzkin> kn100: hooray!
[06:40] <Random832> anyway take out the nls option - if it does anything it's nothing good, ubuntu doesn't ship with any iso8859-1 locales
[06:40] <RP64> Gnea: oh so how d o Isave those
[06:40] <hanasaki> stiltzkin:  huh?
[06:40] <Gnea> RP64: if you made customizations by downloading sounds and such and saved them in /home, then they will remain in /home, but they may not remain connected to the system GUI if the configuration directives changed
[06:40] <RP64> Gnea: D:
[06:40] <hanasaki> I prefer vlc ;) why would one work and not th eother
[06:40] <RP64> Gnea: oh uh... would it be bad if I just never upgrade my ubuntu
[06:40] <stiltzkin> hanasaki: try another video program called mplayer. It should also be in Software Center. If that fails too then you have a separate issue
[06:40] <hanasaki> installing...
[06:40] <kn100> Random832, I took them out xD, Thank you Random832 stiltzkin and mneptok, I can finally rape my ratio on a few trackers and go to sleep happy :D Thank you all!
[06:41] <foxmulder881> Try launching the video in cvlc from terminal.
[06:41] <stiltzkin> kn100: happy seeding :)
[06:41] <Gnea> RP64: well, 8.10 will eventually run out of upgrades and the software will eventually become outdated.
[06:42] <Gnea> RP64: there's also a performance increase in 9.04
[06:42] <RP64> Gnea: Oh but if I dont do it for a few months its OK right like theres no security risks?
[06:42] <foxmulder881> Doesn't 8.10 support end this month?
[06:42] <foxmulder881> RP64: No. It will be fine.
[06:42] <hanasaki> mplayer has no  gui?
[06:43] <Gnea> RP64: a few months should be fine
[06:43] <alejandro> can someone help me mount install .bin file for windows through wine on here?
[06:43] <kn100> Random832, I lied...
[06:43] <Random832> kn100: ?
[06:43] <kn100> Random832, even though that command now lists all my files as my own, transmission still says permission denied
[06:43] <stiltzkin> hanasaki: yes it does. if it didn't come with it do "sudo apt-get install smplayer"
[06:44] <Random832> kn100: what happens if you try to create a file in that directory with a text editor?
[06:44] <mneptok> foxmulder881: what are you trying to do?
[06:44] <Random832> hanasaki: it has a gui, but it's separate -y ou can run it without the gui
[06:44] <theadmin> What is /dev/mapper directory for?
[06:44] <Random832> (withou the gui you just get a window with the video and nothing else, and keyboard control)
[06:44] <mneptok> foxmulder881: were you the person trying to get DVDs to play?
[06:44] <kn100> Random832, it now is refusing to mount the drive..
[06:45] <Random832> um...
[06:45] <foxmulder881> When?
[06:45] <RP64> So guys wat would the security risks be of using a rly old Ubuntu vers.
[06:45] <kn100> "unpriv'd user can not mount NTFS block devices using the external FUSE library"
[06:45]  * mneptok takes that as a "no"
[06:45] <Random832> ok, you need to _mount_ it as root
[06:45] <Random832> and then leave it mounted
[06:45] <mneptok> RP64: why would you do that?
[06:46] <RP64> well out of laziness
[06:46] <`blackmk4|imac> What would cause my box to drop off the LAN until I reboot it whenever I try to transfer at high speeds to/from it? I've tried two nics - same problem, tried WinXP and it was fine, so I know it's a config or something problem. The install is fresh from today. It's CLI only and wired - no wifi. If I leave the computer alone it will eventually drop off, and I can make it happen pretty quickly by transferring data to/from it.
[06:46] <RP64> but just wondering
[06:46] <redstar> which organizations make money from ubuntu?
[06:46] <kn100> Random832, just mounted the disk with sudo mount -a
[06:46] <foxmulder881> RP64: Why do you insist on sticking with older version?
[06:46] <mneptok> RP64: if it's not an LTS version and goes out of support, no security vulnerabilities will be fixed.
[06:46] <theadmin> `blackmk4|imac: Sounds like some kind of a DDoS attack
[06:47] <kn100> Random832, file saved fine from gedit
[06:47] <kn100> now let's fire up transmission
[06:47] <`blackmk4|imac> it's not
[06:47] <RP64> lol I don't insist, its cus I just reactivated my ubuntu after like half a year of never using it
[06:47] <RP64> like 20 mins ago
[06:47] <vinu> can any one help me how to get wget downloader
[06:47] <hpnc6400> can anyone help with a power management problem on hp nc6400 using 10.04
[06:47] <kn100> Random832, guess what? permission denied from trnamission
[06:48] <voss749> rp64, try update-manager -d and go to bed ;-)
[06:48] <redstar> do you think the ipad will simplify computing?
[06:48] <stiltzkin> headin' out gents, have a good night and as always may the source be with you
[06:48] <Tru7h> Anyone know why a fresh Windows 7 install would fail to appear as an OS in the Karmic installer?
[06:48] <hanasaki> what is the best video driver to select on mplayer?
[06:48] <theadmin> voss749: Won't work. Updates only happen from one version to next one (i.e. from 8.10 to 9.04, from 9.04 to 9.10... etc)
[06:48] <Gnea> RP64: it's debatable. you might have a look at securityfocus.com
[06:49] <voss749> theadmin, I never said it would take only one update
[06:49] <theadmin> voss749: Oh. Makes sense then
[06:49] <vinu> from where i can get wget download manager
[06:49] <kn100> vinu, you already have it
[06:49] <theadmin> what's a "sticky permission"?
[06:50] <voss749> rp64, what version do you have on there right now?
[06:50] <kn100> vinu, open a terminal, type wget <url>
[06:50] <stanman246> hi, anyone using Thunderbird 2 and Thunderbird 3 beside each other?
[06:50] <theadmin> vinu: wget is a download manager lol. You can try gwget or jdownloader too
[06:50] <kn100> vinu, it'll download
[06:50] <foxmulder881> Tru7h: I don't use W7, but from what I've heard it can require some fiddling to get it to boot with grub2. Correct me if I'm wrong.
[06:50] <kn100> Random832, any ideas?
[06:50] <stanman246> I'd like to try out TB3, but am unshure
[06:50] <foxmulder881> vuni: wget is installed by default.
[06:50] <roark> f
[06:50] <vinu> i
[06:51] <roark> I know this is not a new problem, but just checking if anyone figured out how to solve it recently..  I have a hp laptop which gets overheated when I watch some flash videos on internet( ex: videos on youtube or hulu). It shuts down within 30 mins...  does anyone have any solutions to this
[06:51] <vinu> wget <url> which url should i give
[06:51] <kn100> vinu, the url you want to download of course
[06:51] <roark> I am pretty sure it is not hardware issue since windows vista works fine on my laptop
[06:51] <voss749> roark, dont block your fan?
[06:51] <Tru7h> foxmulder881: I've done it successfully on other computers, but it's not behaving on this one. I've tried ignoring it and just installing Ubuntu on a second partition, but when I do this GRUB doesn't recognize my other OS at all.
[06:51] <theadmin> vinu: Any direct file link, and it will download it
[06:51] <Semitones> what's that command that restarts X?
[06:51] <theadmin> Semitones: sudo service gdm restart
[06:52] <vinu> ya from where can i get that link
[06:52] <Semitones> thanks
[06:52] <theadmin> vinu: bleh. What do you want to do?
[06:52] <foxmulder881> Tru7h: Sorry, but don't like and don't use W7, so I can't help you mate.
[06:52] <foxmulder881> vinu: What the hell are you trying to do mate?
[06:52] <Semitones> theadmin, or lxde restart, in my case
[06:53] <Tru7h> foxmulder881: Heh, no problem. I hate it too but my courses have Windows-only programs that don't work through WINE.
[06:53] <roark> voss749 I am not sure if I understand you...what do you mean by blocking my fan..... I keep my laptop on the table
[06:53] <roark> I keep it on the same table even when I rum vista
[06:53] <eyal> hello, I need help with sharing files with ubuntu
[06:53] <theadmin> Semitones: I'm unsure what is the display manager in lxde.
[06:53] <vinu> from which site can i get the download link of wget
[06:53] <kn100> vinu, no no no
[06:53] <Semitones> theadmin, hmmm, openbox?
[06:53] <theadmin> vinu: You don't need to download wget, you HAVE wget already
[06:53] <kn100> vinu, you need a link you want to download
[06:53] <`blackmk4|imac> vinu: http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/wget/wget-latest.tar.gz
[06:53] <kn100> vinu, then open a terminal, then type wget [the url of the thing you want to download with wget]
[06:53] <theadmin> Semitones: That seems like a window manager, I mean... the display manager is thing which pops up at log in
[06:54] <kn100> Random832, this is weird as hell
[06:54] <foxmulder881> Tru7h: I know the feeling. I still have to use WinXP for work. Painful, I know.
[06:54] <kn100> Random832, it's started working randomly
[06:54] <Semitones> theadmin, yeah... hmm what could it be...?
[06:54] <theadmin> Semitones: Hm. Let me do a apt search
[06:54] <TannerS_Laptop> hey guys i have a problem i got a fresh install of ubuntu 64 bit on my pc, now my pc is amd athlon 64 bit cpu 3200+ on 4 gb of ram and 9600gt nvidia card but i cant seem to get any wired connection it just keeps trying to connect saying disconnected form wired connection or something and this has happen before on other installs of ubuntu with no luck, i have a custom firmwire on m link sys router i wonder if that can be it but i think iv had this pr
[06:54] <roark> It is surprising ubuntu still has this problem. I searched for a solution to this problem and apparently this problem has been there for quite some time. I hope atleast next version of ubuntu solves this problem.  I was thinking of some software alternatives like prelinking flash. But even that did not work.
[06:55] <foxmulder881> vinu: So you can see for yourself, type in terminal: sudo apt-get install wget
[06:55] <voss749> tanners, did it work before the fresh install?
[06:55] <theadmin> Semitones: It's "lxsession"
[06:55] <`blackmk4|imac> What would cause my box to drop off the LAN until I reboot it whenever I try to transfer at high speeds to/from it? I've tried two nics - same problem, tried WinXP and it was fine, so I know it's a config or something problem. The install is fresh from today. It's CLI only and wired - no wifi. If I leave the computer alone it will eventually drop off, and I can make it happen pretty quickly by transferring data to/from it.
[06:55] <eyal> I tried to share it by the HOWTO guide but I keep getting user&password popup with on my XP
[06:55] <Semitones> thanks
[06:56] <roark> anytakers??
[06:57] <roark> I have a hp laptop which gets overheated when I watch some flash videos on internet( ex: videos on youtube or hulu). It shuts down within 30 mins...  does anyone have any solutions to this
[06:57] <theadmin> What is /dev/mapper directory for?
[06:57] <`blackmk4|imac> you could try firefox and flashblock
[06:57] <`blackmk4|imac> or you could blow the fans out with some compressed air
[06:57] <switch10_> roark: compressed air?
[06:57] <vinu> how can i get install the softwares of format tar.bz2
[06:57] <`blackmk4|imac> vinu
[06:57] <`blackmk4|imac> tar -xf filename
[06:57] <theadmin> vinu: You compile them. Dude, you don't need to install wget. you HAVE IT.
[06:57] <eyal> can anyone help with sharing ubuntu & windows files?
[06:58] <`blackmk4|imac> vinu: tar -xf thefilename
[06:58] <`blackmk4|imac> cd into that folder
[06:58] <`blackmk4|imac> type ./configure
[06:58] <`blackmk4|imac> wait for it to finish
[06:58] <FloodBot1> `blackmk4|imac: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:58] <nomad77> !swat > eyal
[06:58] <`blackmk4|imac> sudo make && make install
[06:58] <roark> compressed air?
[06:58] <kn100> Blackcamaro8, why are you explaining to him stuff he doesn't need
[06:58] <kn100> whoops, damn tabfail
[06:58] <theadmin> `blackmk4|imac: "sudo make"? Point of that?
[06:58] <kn100> sorry Blackcamaro8
[06:58] <foxmulder881> vinu: Google "compiling software from source" and do some reading.
[06:58] <`blackmk4|imac> explain to me how to compile something from source, the admin
[06:58] <`blackmk4|imac> and i am explaining
[06:58] <`blackmk4|imac> because he asked
[06:59] <`blackmk4|imac> he didn't ask if he had wget, he asked where to download the source and how to install from it
[06:59] <theadmin> `blackmk4|imac: Well, i commonly just use "make", no? I mean, anyone has the rights to build
[06:59] <eyal> how can I send you pm?
[06:59] <`blackmk4|imac> i've had issues with make on occasion for whatever reason
[06:59] <`blackmk4|imac> so i sudo it
[06:59] <theadmin> `blackmk4|imac: Strangenesses
[06:59] <`blackmk4|imac> strange like my box dropping off LAN for no apparent reason under ubuntu, but fine under xp
[07:00] <theadmin> eyal: Usually, double click on the nickname (in a GUI client), or "/msg username message" in other clients
[07:00] <DarkwingLaptop> theadmin, '`blackmk4|imac To compile from source make sure you apt-get install build-essentials first.
[07:00] <Guest15011> Okay, so I'm trying to resize my ect3 sda1 ubuntu partition with the live CD using Gparted. Gparted says it can't find a valid fylesystem superblock when it tries to edit the ubuntu partition. Anyone have any tips on making it work?
[07:00] <`blackmk4|imac> that is a good point, darkwing
[07:00] <theadmin> DarkwingLaptop: Know that. Apache compiles without that by the way, lol
[07:00] <skuzzel> Okay, so I'm trying to resize my ect3 sda1 ubuntu partition with the live CD using Gparted. Gparted says it can't find a valid fylesystem superblock when it tries to edit the ubuntu partition. Anyone have any tips on making it work?
[07:01] <theadmin> skuzzel: Try to fsck it
[07:01] <vinu> hey i installed wget but i cant see it any where
[07:01] <skuzzel> is fsck a scan?
[07:01] <`blackmk4|imac> vinu
[07:01] <kn100> it's the act of reproduction
[07:01] <`blackmk4|imac> type wget in terminal
[07:01] <theadmin> skuzzel: FSCK: FileSystem ChecK
[07:01] <`blackmk4|imac> and it'll work
[07:01] <kn100> sorry, couldn't resist
[07:01] <foxmulder881> vinu: wget in a cli based d/load tool
[07:02] <theadmin> vinu: If you want a graphical version of wget, type this in terminal: sudo apt-get install gwget
[07:02] <skuzzel> the partition works fine normally, I just need to resize it
[07:02] <foxmulder881> vinu: You run wget with the command: wget http://www.mywebsite.com/downloadlink.mp3 Using whatever details you have for a direct url download link. Understand?
[07:03] <skuzzel> Ill try it
[07:03] <vinu> ok thanks
[07:04] <foxmulder881> Q: Anyone here use elinks?
[07:05] <theadmin> Allright, I want a user to be able to run some programs in superuser mode (KVPNC, to be precise). However, I want to block all other sudo access. What is the way?
[07:05] <RP64> BAK GUSY
[07:05] <RP64> GUSY
[07:05] <RP64> GUYS lol
[07:05] <FloodBot1> RP64: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:05] <theadmin> foxmulder881: me does
[07:05] <RP64> voss: its 8.10
[07:05] <theadmin> RP64: This means you will have to upgrade from that to 9.04, then to 9.10
[07:05] <RP64> theadmin: in my updates list it says on top "new version 9.10 click here for upgrade" tho wtf?
[07:06] <foxmulder881> theadmin. Just curious, I thought I may have been the only one. ;-)
[07:06] <`blackmk4|imac> theadmin
[07:06] <`blackmk4|imac>  /etc/sudoers
[07:06] <Tru7h> Karmic installer doesn't see W7, anybody know why?
[07:06] <RP64> oh no it says 9.04 lol
[07:06] <roark> I have a hp laptop which gets overheated when I watch some flash videos on internet( ex: videos on youtube or hulu). It shuts down within 30 mins...  does anyone have any solutions to this
[07:06] <RP64> roark: laptop fans
[07:06] <RP64> roark: u can get cool laptop fan addons that cool your laptop while u use it
[07:06] <roark> no
[07:07] <RP64> roark: lollllllll????????
[07:07] <RP64> roark: what do you mean "no"
[07:07] <foxmulder881> roark: You have enough air around the l/top ventilation?
[07:07] <roark>  I am pretty sure it is not the problem with hardware. I run windows vista on the same laptop and I never faced this problem with vista
[07:07] <kn100> roark, ask about cpu scaling in here
[07:07] <kn100> roark, that's your issue, I can't help you with it though
[07:07] <roark> yes
[07:08] <kn100> roark, Also, hint, get greasemonkey and get a youtube > totem embedding script
[07:08] <foxmulder881> Try reducing the cpu rate via the Gnome applet.
[07:08] <kn100> much lower cpu usage
[07:08] <kn100> My youtube videos pass through vdpau, and are decoded on the gpu <3
[07:09] <roark> I tried reducing cpu usage...but that has a negative affect on streaming videos
[07:09] <kn100> roark, tell you what
[07:10] <kn100> roark, be here tomorrow in about 12 or 13 hours, and i'll help you set something up
[07:10] <RP64> kn100: lols
[07:11] <`blackmk4|imac> What would cause my box to drop off the LAN until I reboot it whenever I try to transfer at high speeds to/from it? I've tried two nics - same problem, tried WinXP and it was fine, so I know it's a config or something problem. The install is fresh from today. It's CLI only and wired - no wifi. If I leave the computer alone it will eventually drop off, and I can make it happen pretty quickly by transferring data to/from it.
[07:11]  * billy2007 is going to ##HELP_DESK 
[07:11] <DarkwingLaptop> `blackmk4|imac: 9.10?
[07:11] <`blackmk4|imac> yeah
[07:11] <foxmulder881> Why are you reposting?
[07:11] <`blackmk4|imac> because no one has said a thing about it except 'DDoS'
[07:12] <theadmin> foxmulder881: This is allowed if not too often
[07:12] <foxmulder881> Perhaps no one knows?
[07:12] <`blackmk4|imac> well the nice thing about an irc channel
[07:12] <foxmulder881> Fair enough.
[07:12] <`blackmk4|imac> is that people come in often
[07:12] <theadmin> foxmulder881: If you'd look at amount of joins and quits...
[07:13] <DarkwingLaptop> `blackmk4|imac: is it tied into a router or straight to the modem?
[07:13] <`blackmk4|imac> router
[07:13] <`blackmk4|imac> everything i am dealing with is connected to the same router
[07:13] <RP64> guys is it just me or
[07:13] <DarkwingLaptop> `blackmk4|imac: check your router settings for wired connections and see if there is a timeout for wired that isn't there for wireless
[07:13] <theadmin> RP64: or?
[07:13] <RP64> does the sound of songs sound much better quality on UBUNTU than windows
[07:13] <`blackmk4|imac> if i plug / unplug the nic it still doesn't come back
[07:14] <foxmulder881> theadmin: wtf was that meant to mean?!?
[07:14] <RP64> im listening to music and it seems better quality
[07:14] <theadmin> RP64: Depends on the codec
[07:14] <RP64> mp3
[07:14] <theadmin> foxmulder881: People are joining and leaving. So repeating is not pointless
[07:14] <DarkwingLaptop> `blackmk4|imac: Correct, because the IP woudl still be set and remembered
[07:14] <`blackmk4|imac> yes, but when i reboot
[07:14] <`blackmk4|imac> dhcp keeps it with the same ip
[07:14] <foxmulder881> Yeah I knew that already. I'm not the dumb...
[07:14] <Random832> kn100: any more problems? sorry i was gone for a while
[07:14] <theadmin> RP64: I mean, windows codecs (at least default ones) are a piece of... ahem. Strike that. Are bad.
[07:15] <foxmulder881> A little, but not that much... lol.
[07:15] <RP64> theadmin: lols so
[07:15] <RP64> theadmin: so u mean the sound codecs for ubuntu are much better for the stuff thats non WMA
[07:15] <RP64> ?
[07:15] <foxmulder881> If you do use Windows, install a non-default set of codecs.
[07:15] <`blackmk4|imac> i get no ACT flashing on the nic
[07:15] <DarkwingLaptop> `blackmk4|imac: I've tried that before... Other then a possible problem wih the gnome network manager
[07:15] <`blackmk4|imac> i don't have X
[07:15] <`blackmk4|imac> it's a cli only server
[07:16] <RP64> so why does bill gates and his homies hold out on us for codecs but ubuntu makes good ones?
[07:16] <`blackmk4|imac> this same setup works fine on xp
[07:16] <`blackmk4|imac> but ubuntu drops the lan connection
[07:16] <theadmin> RP64: Because billy cares only for money
[07:16] <DarkwingLaptop> `blackmk4|imac: ahhh, not too sure then sorry :/
[07:16] <`blackmk4|imac> ah ok
[07:16] <theadmin> RP64: And Ubuntu is designed for human beings
[07:16] <RP64> lols
[07:16] <`blackmk4|imac> this is really confusing - it is a base setup and i haven't messed with anything so it's an ubuntu issue
[07:16] <foxmulder881> I beg to differ here. I reckon sound output is better on Windows on my system, but it's not bad enough on Linux to stop me from using it altogether.
[07:16] <RP64> yeah I like ubuntu except for its tribal theme cus I like to think of technology as being from some city buildings and stuff not tribal huts
[07:17] <RP64> the imagery i mean if it makes sense idono lols
[07:17] <DarkwingLaptop> Tribal themes?
[07:17] <foxmulder881> RP64: That's really funny!
[07:17] <RP64> yea its like an african tribal word and stuf rite lol
[07:17] <theadmin> foxmulder881: Depends. /me uses the same media player on Windows and Linux and thus it's the same quality (player is VLC)
[07:17] <RP64> fox lol thx
[07:17] <DarkwingLaptop> You do know it IS based out of south Africa right?
[07:17] <RP64> awgh I have really bad experience with ppl from south africa
[07:18] <RP64> like I met some really screwed ppl from there
[07:18] <theadmin> Isn't Mark from there somewhere?
[07:18] <RP64> who did bad things to my life before
[07:18] <RP64> but it doesn't make this connected to that rite...
[07:18] <foxmulder881> Yep, Mr. Shuttleworth is Sth. African himself.
[07:18] <RP64> Ok but it doesnt mean its connected does it? cus I had rly bad times with some weirdos who came out of south africa screwed stuff up in my life
[07:19] <RP64> i mean theres prob weirdos out of every country right so it doesnt matter right . ?
[07:19] <theadmin> RP64: Shuttleworth is the leader of Ubuntu project... But come on. Ubuntu won't screw you... more likely windows will
[07:19] <RP64> no admin i mean the south african connection
[07:19] <RP64> like i hate that country cus I met screwd ppl from it who were rly mean to me and made my life bad
[07:20] <theadmin> RP64: Meh, it's not that noticable except for the full circle and the name
[07:20] <RP64> and they were like white racist south africans too lol
[07:20] <foxmulder881> In my experience, pc users screw themselves 9 times out of 10.
[07:20] <RP64> is there another distro I can use thats just as good as ubuntu to get rid of the south african thing?
[07:20] <theadmin> Like they say, 90% of computer problems are located behind the keyboard
[07:21] <RP64> cus of how I have bad memories with the country
[07:21] <ranjan_> Hello Every body I am having some issue with samba ..
[07:21] <foxmulder881> RP64: WTF. Are you serious?
[07:21] <RP64> yea why is it nuts?
[07:21] <hyuga> hello there
[07:21] <foxmulder881> Just change the theme.
[07:21] <RP64> fox im really serious its consuming my mind now
[07:21] <foxmulder881> As I said, change the theme.
[07:21] <theadmin> RP64: Try out Linux Mint. It's Ubuntu-based but has nothing to do with that stuff.
[07:21] <hyuga> some body can help me? i have a linker error with a C++ program with serial port
[07:21] <theadmin> hyuga: go to #c++
[07:21] <RP64> lmao that stuff no i dono ugh its just random obsessing i guess
[07:22] <hyuga> ok thanks
[07:22] <Tru7h> Is RP64 trolling?
[07:22] <RP64> no i'm not...
[07:22] <RP64> sadly
[07:23] <ranjan_> Hello Every body I am having some issue with samba  share ... can any body can help me on this .. I am not being able to put any folder for share from my system .. I am geting some error any idea .. how to fix it .. any help would be of great help thanks in advance
[07:23] <Tru7h> RP64: Ubuntu is (IMO) the best-supported distro out there, and it's probably the most widely-used. I'm not really sure what you mean about not liking the theme, if you don't like the sounds and the desktop backgrounds and whatnot you can change them. There's no point in switching distros for it.
[07:24] <RP64> Tru: its not the theme, its that i had really really bad experiences with PPL from south africa so it was the south african creation that was bugging me
[07:24] <hpnc6400> anybody know about laptop power management and 10.04
[07:24] <foxmulder881> Don't be bloody stupid.
[07:24] <RP64> tru: like that it was made from south african guy
[07:24] <theadmin> Tru7h: Dunno about the support, but it is most popular one insdeed
[07:24] <RP64> fox: its not stupid its just I have rly bad memory with screwed up step parent from south africa who always was mean and also was super proud of being south african
[07:24] <theadmin> Tru7h: indeed*
[07:24] <DarkwingLaptop> hpnc6400: try #ubuntu+1
[07:24] <Tru7h> RP64: So the fact that it was originally thought up by someone of South African nationality is enough for you to not want to use it?
[07:25] <foxmulder881> Has the Ubuntu community suck to a new low?
[07:25] <RP64> because of the bad memory yea
[07:25] <Wings> Hey guys.
[07:25] <RP64> i have OCD i think idk so bcus of that its freakin me out
[07:25] <Wings> I need some help after trashing /home/, anyone got experience with that?
[07:25] <foxmulder881> Get over it mate. If you don't like it, then bugger off to one of the many other 1000's of tux distros available.
[07:25] <RP64> omg fox ur rly mean...
[07:25] <Wings> I don't need to recover any data, just to get a plain blank user functioning.
[07:26] <RP64> bugger off lol wow OK you can do the same bud
[07:26] <crazygir> hah
[07:26] <maginot> Wings, rm -rf /home ?
[07:26] <Wings> maginot: Not quite.
[07:26] <Wings> Had an encrypted /home/, didn't want it
[07:26] <Wings> so I backed up data I cared about and then deleted the encrypted side of things
[07:26] <foxmulder881> RP64: And no, I'm not Sth. African...
[07:26] <Wings> but I'd forgotten to backup .ICEauthority and such
[07:26] <RP64> fox: lol good
[07:26] <Wings> so it naturally broke when I rebooted.
[07:27] <theadmin> RP64: Ever heard of the tab key?
[07:27] <maginot> Wings, okay, can't see any problem on that, you could delete everything insde that
[07:27] <RP64> admin: Wat?
[07:27] <theadmin> RP64: Type first few letters of the nickname and hit TAB, it will insert the full nickname. Like this: foxm + tab = foxmulder881
[07:27] <maginot> Wings, the only thing that could happen deleting things inside home is reset program configurations
[07:27] <Wings> maginot: Well...
[07:28] <RP64> theadmin:  OH kool thx
[07:28] <FalconV> I was messing with update-motd, and it stopped working. I cleared motd, and later rebooted the server, but the motd won't come back. no error messages that I'm aware of.
[07:28] <Wings> nautilus gets pissy about not being able to create ~/.nautilus and ~/Desktop
[07:28] <maginot> Wings, this is something I done many time to reset everything to default
[07:28] <RP64> 30BAAF5RE: lol works with long names yessshh yosshhh
[07:28] <Wings> and I get a lot of errors on log-on and nothing ends up coming up.
[07:28] <DarkwingLaptop> Wings: What errors?
[07:28] <maginot> Wings, I think your program wasn't just deleting the files
[07:28] <wiccan> hi
[07:29] <maginot> Wings,  *program/problem
[07:29] <RP64> Guys so updating my Ubuntu will delete all my music?! Oh man!! doesn't it have option to save your stuff ? I have nothing but CD's to backup everything those are so annoying!
[07:29] <Wings> Well, to define "a lot"
[07:29] <wiccan> i needa help ;-)
[07:29] <maginot> RP64, update or upgrading ?
[07:29] <Wings> I get some messages about not being able to find .ICEauthority
[07:29] <RP64> maginot Upgrading
[07:29] <foxmulder881> RP64: what are you trying now?
[07:29] <maginot> RP64, no problem, the only problem you may notice is broken programs, always happen
[07:29] <Wings> bleh, let me reboot and find out for sure.
[07:29] <RP64> to upgrade to 9.04
[07:29] <g0aliath> is there a open source for ubuntu similar to microsoft onenote?
[07:29] <wiccan> could somebody tell me why I can't use "Lock screen" option in Ubu?
[07:29] <RP64> maginot: HUH?
[07:30] <maginot> Wings, it's a godd start reboting or closing and reopening the session
[07:30] <RP64> maginot:  to update version ?
[07:30] <theadmin> RP64: It won't delete if you update it. It might delete some configurations
[07:30] <foxmulder881> If you don't want anything broken, perform a fresh install.
[07:30] <RP64> theadmin: i dont mean update i mean upgrade
[07:30] <Wings> maginot: already did so.
[07:30] <maginot> RP64, yeah, I'm very afraid of these upgrades
[07:30] <theadmin> RP64: Same thing
[07:30] <Wings> maginot: but I have a liveCD up on the machine now
[07:30] <RP64> theadmin:  wait but GNEA told me if u update ur VERSION then it deletes everything outside of home folder?!
[07:30] <maginot> Wings, what is the permissions for /home (ls -l /home
[07:30] <theadmin> g0aliath: Never used that, but i find tomboy suitable
[07:30] <RP64> maginot: lols
[07:31] <theadmin> RP64: your home folder is most likely where you keep your stuff, no?
[07:31] <Someguy77> is there a way to monitor the output levels of the audio device, such as trhough conky or another OSD??
[07:31] <maginot> RP64, I have done it sometimes and never have Happy ending
[07:31] <g0aliath> theadmin: thanks ill try that
[07:31] <RP64> theadmin:  idono rly i havent used ubuntu for 6 months i forget about where everything is
[07:31] <foxmulder881> maginot, me too!
[07:31] <RP64> maginot:  lol o        ..
[07:31] <foxmulder881> I always perform fresh installs and never upgrades.
[07:31] <RP64> foxmulder881:  that takes alot of time tho
[07:32] <RP64> foxmulder881:  time i dont have!!!
[07:32] <maginot> RP64, Its not that everything won't work, but some programs lost its configuration and other doesn't are supported, I don't know, many unexpected things
[07:32] <theadmin> foxmulder881: Same here, then i just run a small script to install packages and stuff
[07:32] <RP64> theadmin:  that stuffs pro but u need to have stuff super organized and thought out to do that, i am super disorganized
[07:32] <theadmin> foxmulder881: Learned that after an upgrade from Interpid broke my X.
[07:32] <foxmulder881> Most of the more experienced folk would do the same I think. ;-)
[07:33] <RP64> theadmin:  whats your X
[07:33] <maginot> RP64, I really prefer to pick the cd and make a brand new install after backing my things, actually I noramlly keep home at other partitions which makes my news install very easy (just put the cd and install)
[07:33] <theadmin> RP64: The graphical environment stuff
[07:33] <Wings> maginot: ehh.
[07:33] <RP64> theadmin:  oh is that new abreviation i thought thats GFX???
[07:33] <Wings> maginot: I've decided since I have a LiveCD booted up already
[07:33] <Wings> I'm simply going to take a couple of minutes moving the backup to another already-there partition
[07:33] <Wings> nuke the Ubuntu install and start again
[07:33] <Wings> since it's less than a day old anyways.
[07:34] <maginot> Wings, hehe
[07:34] <Wings> trying out the beta. I guess I'm having some teething problems. :P
[07:34] <theadmin> RP64: gfx is graphical EFFECTS lol
[07:34] <RP64> theadmin:  LoLS wtf
[07:34] <Wings> everything else has been pretty nice though.
[07:34] <theadmin> RP64: No idea.
[07:34] <RP64> AFKKK  this upgrade talk is confusing my brain so hard
[07:34] <maginot> Wings, well, haven't tested the beta .. don't know how good it is (or bad)
[07:34] <rww> Wings: fyi, Lucid/10.04 discussion and support goes in #ubuntu+1
[07:35] <RP64> lol the beta = +1 , nice naming system
[07:35] <maginot> RP64, if you have time and a easy way to bakup your files I recommend you to make a new install... but upgrading will not make you loose anything personal
[07:35] <theadmin> maginot: Well, it's kinda mac-ish, the window buttons are all on left side o_O
[07:36] <Wings> rww: I know, wasn't really planning on extensive discussion.
[07:36]  * maginot remembers that his next project is a mac style distro... 
[07:36] <RP64> maginot: I dont i only have 1 , 1 GB stick and a bunch of scattered CDs that already have tons of info
[07:36] <Wings> rww: ...although, yeah, fair point.
[07:36] <Wings> xD
[07:36] <foxmulder881> Dump all your data onto another hdd and you'll be all set. Just don't wipe your data drive by accident.
[07:36] <RP64> XD
[07:37] <maginot> RP64, you can upgrade, you will don't loose your files, but be prepare to some broken programs and configurations
[07:37] <theadmin> maginot: "will don't"?
[07:38] <maginot> theadmin, just a typo ...
[07:38] <maginot> =D
[07:38] <maginot> "Will not"
[07:38] <robertzaccour> is mepis similar to ubuntu?
[07:38] <RP64> maginot:  lol "will don't lose" are u french ?!
[07:38] <riku> i need some ubuntu help! i'm sick of setting up my secondary monitor every time the computer starts, this is my xorg.conf: http://pastebin.com/CtBUrieM   it doesn't look right at all o.O  and whenever i use nvidia-settings manager to set it up it's telling me theres an error with my xorg.conf (ran from console this is the error: http://pastebin.com/TQCqSkD5 )
[07:38] <maginot> RP64, not quite, but my name is =)
[07:38] <RP64> maginot:  are those broken things fixeable
[07:39] <maginot> RP64, if you have time and want so
[07:39] <riku> anybody can point me in the right direction it'd be greatly appreciated ^^ :)
[07:39] <wiccan> help
[07:39] <maginot> RP64, give a first time try
[07:39] <vinu> can i update mozilla to new version
[07:39] <foxmulder881> I'm off folks. Till next time. Cheers.
[07:39] <wiccan> can u see me :P?
[07:39] <maginot> riku, tell us you problem
[07:39] <RP64> riku:  2guys1horse.com LOL JK OH MAN... sry NOBODY CLICK ON THAT MY BAD
[07:39] <riku> RP64, lmao :P
[07:39] <neoraj> wher to download ubuntu 10.04 version nay give me links
[07:39] <RP64> bye fox you bully...
[07:39] <theadmin> vinu: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mozilla-team/firefox-stable && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get update - run that, but be prepared for broken Java
[07:39] <riku> maginot, well, like i said, it seems my xorg.conf is messed up :/  http://pastebin.com/CtBUrieM
[07:39] <maginot> wiccan, sure, are you invisible ;)
[07:39] <FalconV> lol
[07:40] <Tru7h> Yeah, geez fox. lol
[07:40] <maginot> riku, okay, let me see...
[07:40] <rosco_y> can anyone recommend software for archiving my data drive to DVD's?
[07:40] <theadmin> neoraj: Go to ubuntu.com and click "download the beta" thingy?
[07:40] <elnur> theadmin, yea, you were right that all ports are open by default. i was wrong :)
[07:40] <maginot> rosco_y, k3b, brasero
[07:40] <maginot> !brasero
[07:40] <riku> the error from console (when ran via nvidia-settings) http://pastebin.com/TQCqSkD5
[07:40] <rosco_y> maginot: Thanks a lot--I'll check into it :)
[07:40] <theadmin> elnur: Huh. Didn't we talk about that err yesterday? o_O
[07:40] <robertzaccour> is mepis similar to ubuntu?
[07:40] <neoraj> theadmin, thanks
[07:40] <wiccan> can u help me? i need back my "Lock Session" function
[07:40] <theadmin> robertzaccour: Not at all, if i recall correctly
[07:40] <elnur> theadmin, yea :)
[07:41] <neoraj> theadmin, u wil online always
[07:41] <maginot> riku, do you have installed any nvidia driver?
[07:41] <odb|fidel> wiccan: the one via menu-applet?
[07:41] <wiccan> yeap
[07:41] <theadmin> neoraj: I'm online very often, but not always
[07:41] <elnur> riku, you might want to generate xorg.conf by nvidia facilities
[07:41] <maginot> wiccan, just click with the right mouse button
[07:41] <wiccan> it isn't work
[07:41] <riku> elnur, how might one do that? maginot yes i have :) latest 185
[07:41] <mosh> hello
[07:41] <riku> PS: this is a fresh system
[07:42] <jarray52> I'm having problems with nfs. I'm getting the error message, gave up waiting for the root file system. Any suggestions for troubleshooting?
[07:42] <wiccan> I've removed some packages, and now I don't know witch of then is needed by this function
[07:42] <maginot> riku, you could just delete /etc/X11/xorg.conf and run nvidia install again
[07:42] <mosh> hey yo jarray maybe you can help me mate i cant install my 2wire usb on my ubutnu what can I do
[07:42] <elnur> riku, try sudo nvidia-xconfig --force-generate
[07:42] <riku> hmmm thanks elnur, maginot i'll likely be back ;P
[07:42] <wiccan> i hope it isn't "quest" package :|
[07:43] <maginot> elnur, interesting command..
[07:43] <elnur> maginot, yea :)
[07:43] <maginot> wiccan, dpkg -l | grep applets
[07:43] <riku> thanks elnur that may have done the trick!
[07:43] <elnur> riku, np
[07:44] <maginot> wiccan, apt-get install gnome-applets gnome-applets-data
[07:44] <riku> as a matter of fact, it did! i'll test here in a minute. thanks again maginot and elnur!
[07:44] <horst-peter> Guten morgen
[07:44] <maginot> riku, :)
[07:44] <neoraj> how to check whether particular software is installed or not
[07:45] <horst-peter> Darf ich ne Frage zu Ubuntu stellen?
[07:45] <theadmin> neoraj: dpkg -l | grep 'package'. If it returns something like "ii package"?
[07:45] <odb|fidel> horst-peter: language
[07:45] <mosh> anybody can help me I cant install my 2wire usb wireless
[07:45] <horst-peter> englisch?
[07:45] <theadmin> horst-peter: Deutsche support ist in #ubuntu-de. Danke.
[07:45] <odb|fidel> horst-peter: wenn du hier fragen willst - englisch ja
[07:45] <mosh> horst woher kommst du
[07:45] <maginot> neoraj, the same i is show in front of a package after some aptitude search too (aptitude search xorg)
[07:45] <horst-peter> #ubuntu-de
[07:45] <jarray52> neoraj: Another possibility is whereis <package>
[07:45] <robertzaccour> is mepis a lot like ubuntu?
[07:45] <horst-peter> ok  english
[07:46] <mosh> hors woher kommst du mein freund
[07:46] <theadmin> robertzaccour: It's not like Ubuntu at all
[07:46] <wiccan> maginot: and have installed
[07:46] <RP64> Horst ich kannst hilfe dir
[07:46] <horst-peter> I've got a DSL Problem
[07:46] <robertzaccour> theadmin, you tried it?
[07:46] <RP64> horst-peter: ich kannst hilfe dir
[07:46] <Dougdoug4> Can I just say I love Ubuntu.
[07:46] <RP64> horst-peter: was ist los
[07:46] <maginot> wiccan, it worked?
[07:46] <horst-peter> I connect by wlan through a Router
[07:46] <robertzaccour> I love it too :)
[07:46] <RP64> dougdoug4: ME TOO
[07:46] <theadmin> robertzaccour: Ahem, it's just not even debian-based if i recall correctly
[07:46] <theadmin> wtf is "watchdog" and why is it running o_O
[07:46] <mosh> horst Ich komme aus mexiko und Ich brauche HELP
[07:46] <robertzaccour> theadmin, i thought it is debian based
[07:47] <horst-peter> Everytime i download something it is not possible to do anything else in the web
[07:47] <horst-peter> Why?
[07:47] <RP64> mosh HABLA INGLES?
[07:47] <horst-peter> The line seems to be blocked
[07:47] <mosh> si hablo ingles epsanol y aleman
[07:47] <maginot> theadmin, its a HP technology for monitoring servers, never used but have seen some times
[07:47] <riku> that definitely did the trick guys, you rock!
[07:47] <RP64> gut
[07:47] <theadmin> ubottu: es | mosh
[07:47] <RP64> liebst du rammstein
[07:47] <odb|fidel> omg
[07:47] <horst-peter> any idea?
[07:48] <maginot> theadmin, I think this is related http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watchdog_timer
[07:48] <RP64> horst-peter: It might be your provider's bandwitch?
[07:48] <RP64> bandwith*
[07:48] <RP64> bandwidth*
[07:48] <theadmin> huh. I gotta restart my X, something seems to be wrong with session manager. Just a second
[07:48] <mosh> I will sorry for thath
[07:48] <mosh> only that
[07:48] <horst-peter> RP64: worked fine under Windows
[07:48] <maginot> horst-peter, if your host is blocking you up you could try using something like Tor
[07:48] <horst-peter> Just switched to Ubuntu
[07:49] <horst-peter> Tor?
[07:49] <RP64> horst: lol , denn weisst ich nicht
[07:49] <maginot> horst-peter, on windows you have no problem, only on ubuntu? Are you sure isn't some sporadic problem?
[07:49] <FalconV> I know I'm not supposed to repeat my question every few minutes if nobody responds, what's the optimal alternative? I don't mind being patient, just don't want to wait 1/2 hour if nobody saw my question. Thanks.
[07:49] <theadmin> KDM had a neat feature allowing same user to log in multiple times. Is it possible to make GDM do so, too?
[07:50] <maginot> FalconV, what is your problem
[07:50] <horst-peter> @maginot: Windows worked fine for years
[07:50] <Wings> Okay, thanks for the help everyone.
[07:50] <FalconV> I was messing with update-motd, and it stopped working. I cleared motd, and later rebooted the server, but the motd won't come back. no error messages that I'm aware of.
[07:50]  * Wings nods t'ward maginot.
[07:50] <maginot> np =)
[07:50] <horst-peter> It is specially when i download from the software center
[07:51] <theadmin> and once again, what the heck is /dev/mapper/
[07:51] <maginot> horst-peter, it a very weird problem...
[07:51] <horst-peter> ok
[07:51] <maginot> FalconV, motd for ssh or local session?
[07:51] <FalconV> maginot: ssh
[07:52] <FalconV> maginot: haven't tried local yet, should I?
[07:52] <maginot> FalconV, if local is what you need... but your problem doesn't seen to complicate
[07:52] <theadmin> hm, what the heck. Ubuntu seems to consider my session "locked", yet i most certainly am inside it
[07:53] <maginot> FalconV, just checking onething... just a sec
[07:53] <FalconV> maginot: it's /etc/motd that I'm concerned with. I can populate it manually, but update-motd doesn't seem to work. can't find any verbose to see where it's having a problem though.
[07:53] <|ntegra|> gosh, obviously I did something very wrong
[07:53] <FalconV> maginot: np, take your time. I've been pulling my hair out for an hour before I gave up and came here :)
[07:53] <theadmin> |ntegra|: huh
[07:53] <maginot> FalconV, ok, so if you write manually on it you have no problem? It shows ?
[07:53] <rshakin> ok who knows much about wpa, i finnally got my wireless card working but i cannot get the wpa to athenticate it seems
[07:54] <FalconV> maginot: yes, I put in a line of text and it displays fine. right now /etc/motd contains "this is a test" and when I log in that shows up.
[07:54] <|ntegra|> I'm owned (surprising me because I thought that I was playing in a brick house lol)
[07:54] <EmilioTucci> HI all
[07:54] <|ntegra|> hi EmilioTucci
[07:54] <EmilioTucci> How can I use convert comand from imagick tools to convert a batch of files instead of only one?
[07:55] <EmilioTucci> convert 100x100+45+45 mypicture.jpg <???>
[07:55] <EmilioTucci> I don't know what to put on <???> to have the same file name with a prefix
[07:55] <maginot> FalconV, well, update-motd isn't installed by default, I suppose if its with some problem you could try fixing 1) removing and reinstalling 2) dpkg-reconfigure update-motd
[07:55] <Cav3M4n> hello
[07:56] <luckymurali> hi to all
[07:57] <|ntegra|> for f in "$file.blah" ; do MySwishyCommand ; done
[07:57] <FalconV> maginot: thanks for the suggestion. It is actually installed by default. I forget what version this started, but I'm on 9.10 and it was installed. I've done an aptitude remove and then install, as well as dpkg-reconfigure. I never cleared out the /etc/update-motd.d folder and noticed after reinstalling my custom file was still there, should I delete the folder before reinstalling?
[07:57] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: Let's see... find /directory/with/images -exec convert 100x100+45+45 {} converted-{} \;
[07:57] <nis> hi ,is there a IRC specific for network?
[07:57] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, so {} is the name of the file in a shell?
[07:58] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: It's specific for the find command
[07:58] <sweb> hail ... if i have a 4GB of memory can i install the i386 architecture and cret 8gb of swap partitioning ?
[07:58] <maginot> FalconV, apt-get purge update-motd should take care of everything, but if you made something custon you just backup them and remove
[07:58] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, ahhh ok I fot it; So if I wasn't using the find command, what is the tag for the file name in shell? %?
[07:59] <cdoublejj|afk> well i found out on older laptops like the one i'm working with setting all cooling and cpu settings to max helps out but, flux might still be nice. i think xfce used 20mb more ram
[07:59] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: Sorry but there is none.
[07:59] <theadmin> sweb: No, you need 64 bit for this case
[07:59] <maginot> EmilioTucci, the tag?
[07:59] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, mmm, so there is no way to write a script file as we used to in MSDOS when doing % ?
[07:59] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: Not that I'm aware of
[08:00] <sweb> theadmin, for swap or memory limitation ?
[08:00] <theadmin> sweb: Memory, dunno, swap should not be limited
[08:00] <EmilioTucci> maginot, tag, label, I don't know the name
[08:00] <maginot> EmilioTucci, for f in `ls /`; do echo ${f}; done ?
[08:00] <theadmin> maginot: That's specific for "for"
[08:01] <FalconV> maginot: I did an apt-get purge, and noticed after that the /etc/update-motd/ folder still existed (I had moved my custom file out). I installed again and it's still not working.
[08:01] <Berzerker> anyone here experienced with communicating with rhythmbox
[08:01] <Berzerker> ?
[08:01] <EmilioTucci> OK guys I got it,
[08:01] <EmilioTucci> so I could do:
[08:01] <FalconV> maginot: do you think it might help if I update-motd --disable first?
[08:01] <theadmin> gedit has some weird highlighting
[08:01] <EmilioTucci>  for f in `ls /`; do convert -crop 100x100+45+45 ${f} converted-${f}; done
[08:02] <theadmin> It highlights all the slashes, colons and other crap in shell script
[08:02] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: That, but replace 'ls /' with 'ls /directory/with/images'
[08:02] <maginot> FalconV, well, I don't have it here.. you could try something
[08:03] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, if I execute the script from the same directory where the pictures are, do I need to specify the path?
[08:03] <maginot> FalconV, I will give you an idea to "really" reinstall the program
[08:03] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: Then replace "ls /" with "ls $PWD"
[08:03] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, OK, I am trying now
[08:03] <FalconV> maginot: don't say format! lol
[08:04] <TannerS_Laptop> possible to boost virtual memory on ubuntu
[08:04] <maginot> FalconV, but first, backup the file: cp -v /var/lib/dpkg/status{,.bkup}
[08:05] <FalconV> maginot: `/var/lib/dpkg/status' -> `/var/lib/dpkg/status.bkup'
[08:06] <maginot> FalconV, okay, now edit /var/lib/dpkg/status look for "Package: update-motd"
[08:06] <joppan> hi
[08:06] <maginot> FalconV, remove until you see the other Package start..
[08:07] <joppan> Am1ne hiiii
[08:07] <maginot> FalconV, remove the line until you see the other Package start line..
[08:08] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, what if the names of the files have spaces between words?
[08:08] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: hm... You should probably quote that ${f} combination
[08:08] <maginot> FalconV, after doing that, just run "apt-get install update-motd"
[08:08] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, so ${"f"} or "${f}"?
[08:09] <maginot> ${f}
[08:09] <EmilioTucci> maginot, but it is spliting my files names into words
[08:09] <theadmin> maginot: Take over please. I'm not a script expert yet :D
[08:09] <EmilioTucci> maginot, I have names like "this is an image.jpg"
[08:09] <maginot> EmilioTucci, what is the command line?
[08:10] <EmilioTucci> maginot, for f in `ls /`; do convert -crop 100x100+45+45 ${f} converted-${f}; done
[08:10] <FalconV> maginot: thanks for the help, it's still not working.
[08:10] <EmilioTucci> maginot, that is giving me a word per line
[08:10] <EmilioTucci> this
[08:10] <EmilioTucci> is
[08:10] <EmilioTucci> an
[08:10] <EmilioTucci> image.jpg
[08:10] <FloodBot1> EmilioTucci: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:10] <EmilioTucci> but I need: "this is an image.jpg"
[08:10] <FalconV> maginot: It's not going to kill anything, so I think I'll live with it for now unless you have other ideas to try. I might see if someone at update-motd might be available to give suggestions.
[08:10] <maginot> EmilioTucci,  for f in `ls /`; do convert -crop 100x100+45+45 "${f}" "converted-${f}"; done -> try this
[08:11] <mebarek> salut tout le monde je suis nouveau et j'espere que vous aller m'aide a intergre votre communote :)
[08:11] <theadmin> ubottu: fr | mebarek
[08:11] <maginot> FalconV, don't worry, things will still keep working, if you delete something wrong you have the backup file
[08:11] <EmilioTucci> maginot, it is still splitting the names into words
[08:12] <maginot> FalconV, just remove the lines from Package: update-motd until the next Package (which must not be deleted)
[08:12] <FalconV> maginot: oh sorry, I forgot to tell you. I did do exactly what you said. I removed the entire package section, saved the file, and then ran apt-get install update-motd
[08:12] <maginot> EmilioTucci, yeah, sure... the problem is on the for... just a second I there is a better way of achieving that
[08:13] <amitrana> Hi, I have been using gnome-panel with panel on top, bottom and left. Today I moved the left panel to right and made it auto-hide. Now as soon as I try to go to this panel ubuntu hangs. gnome-panel is using 100% of CPU and I have to reboot. How can I remove this problem panel? Any advice?
[08:13] <EmilioTucci> maginot, ok thanks, I liked the for way
[08:13] <FalconV> maginot: after which I ran update-motd and still /etc/motd displayed my test text
[08:13] <maginot> FalconV, still no lucky ?
[08:13] <FalconV> maginot: sadly not.
[08:14] <FalconV> maginot: If only I could see an output of what update-motd is trying to do, maybe I could see where it's failing, but so-far I can't find a way to make it verbose, or any logs.
[08:14] <maginot> FalconV, well, it will not remove any files you set, but that way you did a new install... I tried installing update-motd here but doesn't seen to work, to be honest I always have changed motd manually
[08:15] <maginot> FalconV, well, I think now only debuging or with strace or gdb.. like "strace update-motd" or gdb update-motd, but this what I think since I don't know update-motd
[08:15] <EmilioTucci> maginot, for f in $( ls );
[08:16] <EmilioTucci> $(ls)
[08:16] <FalconV> maginot: thanks! I'll take a look at those, I've never used them before. have a good one!
[08:16] <IIX_GEMOLZ> AI
[08:16] <maginot> EmilioTucci, hmm worked now ?
[08:16] <theadmin> IIX_GEMOLZ: Artificial Intellegence?
[08:17] <IIX_GEMOLZ> NO
[08:17] <theadmin> ubottu: caps | IIX_GEMOLZ
[08:17] <EmilioTucci> maginot, no
[08:17] <maginot> EmilioTucci, why didn't you used the find utility ?
[08:17] <EmilioTucci> maginot, this does exactly the same thign: for i in $( ls ); echo $f; done
[08:18] <EmilioTucci> maginot, for is more naturaly and fits what I am really doing, a loop along files,
[08:20] <maginot> EmilioTucci, I'm going to make a test... just an sec
[08:20] <EmilioTucci> maginot, ok
[08:20] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: allright, here we go, this will do exactly what you need. find -type f $PWD -exec convert -crop 100x100+45+45 '{}' 'converted-{}' \; - run this in same directory in which images are, will do. (it will also ignore all folders because of "type f", however, it will look in subfolders. To avoid that, add -maxdepth 0
[08:20] <EmilioTucci> maginot, use files with spaces
[08:20] <theadmin> woah wtf
[08:21] <theadmin> find $PWD -type f -exec convert -crop 100x100+45+45 '{}' 'converted-{}' \;
[08:21] <theadmin> There
[08:21] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, it gives me an error: Paths mut be defined before the expression
[08:21] <Dougdoug4> what is the terminal command to move a file
[08:21] <theadmin> Dougdoug4: mv source target
[08:21] <EmilioTucci> Dougdoug4, mv
[08:22] <Dougdoug4> but do i have to be cd'd to the current folder of the source?
[08:22] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: Above. Made a mistake in original command, you see
[08:22] <Dougdoug4> theadmin <
[08:22] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, yeah now it works, but it tells me: convert: unable to open image `converted-/home/cmrabet/Escritorio/JPEGS/temate Tone Burst Amplifiers copy.jpg': No such file or directory.
[08:22] <ottoshmidt> hi i run ubuntu karmic on vbox and have HP laserjet 3052 connected, printing works fine but xsane can't find scanner, any clues?
[08:22] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, so I think the issue is in the $PWD
[08:22] <theadmin> Dougdoug4: example: mv /etc/apt/sources.list.d/somelist $HOME/somelist.conf
[08:23] <theadmin> or something
[08:23] <ottoshmidt> it's a network printer
[08:23] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: Well, "$PWD" returns the current directory
[08:23] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: Let's just avoid all possible space problems: find '$PWD' -type f -exec convert -crop 100x100+45+45 '{}' 'converted-{}' \;
[08:24] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, I think the issue is the last \ it is trying to open a file in \
[08:24] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: \; is a character sequence to end the find's "exec" parameter
[08:24] <Dougdoug4> omfg
[08:25] <EmilioTucci>  unable to open image `converted-/home/cmrabet/Escritorio/JPEGS/temate Tone Burst Amplifiers copy.jpg': No such file or directory.
[08:25] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, ----- ^
[08:25] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, look tha file it is trying to create
[08:25] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, converted-/home..
[08:25] <theadmin> crap. Guess i messed something up indeed... meh, then i actually dunno :/
[08:26] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, the problem is that {} is returning the hole path to the file
[08:27] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: Yes, unfortunately. This seems to be the problem which i have no idea how to avoid :/
[08:27] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, with no $PWD I get now just the name of the file but with the / at the begining which is bad as well
[08:27] <rww> theadmin, EmilioTucci: would basename help with that? (sorry if you already looked at it, I haven't read scrollback)
[08:28] <EmilioTucci> rww, basename?
[08:28] <theadmin> rww: basename? Huh. Indeed. You're a genius! But let me see how can i... There!!!
[08:28] <EmilioTucci> the problem only shows up with files with spaces in the names
[08:29] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: find '$PWD' -type f -exec convert -crop 100x100+45+45 '{}' 'converted-$(basename '{}')' \;
[08:29] <nosse1> Hi, I need to connect to some equipment on static IP. I want to add another IP for my NIC (like eth0:1). Can I do that from Network manager (i'm running karmic)
[08:29] <theadmin> o_O
[08:30] <EmilioTucci> convert: unable to open image `converted-$(basename /home/cmrabet/Escritorio/JPEGS/temate Tone Burst Amplifiers copy.jpg)': No such file or directory.
[08:30] <EmilioTucci> :(
[08:30] <SauLus> I get errors in dmesg about eCryptFS, thunderbird cant open the mailboxes (the hole bar that displays accounts and mails is totally empty). What can I do? kernel: [  541.646717] Either the lower file is not in a valid eCryptfs format, or the key could not be retrieved. Plaintext passthrough mode is not enabled; returning -EIO
[08:30] <SauLus> Running Karmic
[08:30] <theadmin> uh. Some problem with quoting.
[08:31] <kr_ubuntu> how to install themes in grub?I don't want to set a picture but i want to set attractive GUI on grub.How can i do that
[08:31] <theadmin> If only there were no spaces in filenames it'd be greatly simplified, now i have to keep scratching my head on how to quote it properly. Sorry, EmilioTucci, but i'm on my limit. Can't make anything more up
[08:31] <Dougdoug4> theadmin, how do i create a file with terminal?
[08:31] <theadmin> kr_ubuntu: No way
[08:31] <Dougdoug4> a folder, per say
[08:31] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, thanks man, I will rename all the files and then use the for statment
[08:31] <kr_ubuntu> theadmin: there is no  way for this
[08:32] <theadmin> Dougdoug4: file? "touch somenewfile". Folder? "mkdir somenewfolder"
[08:32] <Dougdoug4> theadmin ur awesome
[08:33] <theadmin> Dougdoug4: Thanks ^_^
[08:33] <maginot> EmilioTucci, okay, so don't use for, but a While: ls | while read i; do echo ${i}; done
[08:33] <theadmin> Hm, i just tried to imangine what a mess would it be if they'd translate commands.
[08:33] <kr_ubuntu> theadmin: is there any way for setting a theme
[08:33] <maginot> EmilioTucci,  ls / | while read f; do convert -crop 100x100+45+45 "${f}" "converted-${f}"; done
[08:33] <theadmin> kr_ubuntu: You can only set a background, but theme? No
[08:34] <EmilioTucci> maginot, that worked!
[08:34] <EmilioTucci> maginot, :)
[08:34] <EmilioTucci> maginot, so what is the problem with FOR?
[08:34] <theadmin> "while read f"?! wtf
[08:35] <maginot> EmilioTucci, I don't know, but after testing some very weird command here with sed I gave up and change to a while loop...
[08:35] <kr_ubuntu> theadmin: while searching i got this link : http://grub.gibibit.com/About
[08:35] <|ntegra|> m
[08:35] <maginot> theadmin, I love the flexibility =D
[08:35] <EmilioTucci> maginot, thanks
[08:35] <EmilioTucci> maginot++
[08:35] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, thanks
[08:35] <EmilioTucci> theadmin++
[08:35] <FloodBot1> EmilioTucci: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:36] <theadmin> EmilioTucci: I didn't help though, did I?
[08:36] <EmilioTucci> theadmin, of course, I learnt a lot from you man
[08:37] <theadmin> kr_ubuntu: Woah, that is neat
[08:37] <Dougdoug4> theadmin: delete a file with terminal?
[08:38] <theadmin> Dougdoug4: To delete a file: "rm file", to delete a folder: "rm -r folder"
[08:38] <Dougdoug4> out
[08:38] <Dougdoug4> ty
[08:38] <Dougdoug4> how about if i'm cd'd to something
[08:38] <Dougdoug4> and i wanna cd out?
[08:38] <Dougdoug4> u kno?
[08:38] <theadmin> Dougdoug4: "cd .."
[08:38] <Dougdoug4> ur wonderful
[08:38] <Dougdoug4> :)
[08:41] <theadmin> Sometimes, after running flash/java applets in FF i get a weird stripe across the whole screen and can only get rid of it by restarting X. Any help?
[08:42] <maginot> theadmin, restarting X ?
[08:42] <theadmin> maginot: Yeah, something like Ctrl+PrtSc+K or "sudo service gdm restart"
[08:42] <maginot> theadmin, did you updated the flash plugin ?
[08:43] <jhamlin_> xrandr -q doesn't show my correct resolution as an option. how can I set resolution properly?
[08:43] <theadmin> maginot: Whatever version in Ubuntu's repos. But since it also happens with Java, it's not that
[08:44] <maginot> theadmin, never had such a problem... maybe it's something with your video driver .. maybe its a good idea check the X logs
[08:44] <bobthemilkman> grub2 isn't properly chaining to windows XP.  When attempting to boot to WinXP from grub, I get a flashing cursor.  Windows boots fine by using the BIOS boot menu.  I have windows installed on /dev/sda1 and ubuntu on /dev/sdb1
[08:44] <theadmin> maginot: Never happened on Jaunty though *huh*
[08:44] <bobthemilkman> The /boot/grub/grub.cfg file is the automatically configured one from the ubuntu install.
[08:47] <theadmin> bobthemilkman: are ntldr and NTDETECT.COM files in their place?
[08:48] <bobthemilkman> Since win boots just fine when selecting the first HDD from the boot menu, I would assume so. Let me go check that machine.
[08:48] <theadmin> bobthemilkman: Wait. Why would GRUB boot stuff on other hard disk at all? :/
[08:48] <bobthemilkman> Those files are in the root directory of /dev/sda1, so I would assume so.
[08:49] <bobthemilkman> theadmin: Did GRUB somehow lose it's ability to chainload to other HDDs in the "upgrade" from legacy grub to grub2?
[08:50] <theadmin> bobthemilkman: I don't know it should even do so o_O Technically, I thought that's BIOS' job
[08:50] <bobthemilkman> It was trivially easy in grub 1, just "rootnoverify (hdX,0)" "chainloader +1"
[08:51] <theadmin> What is interesting that this "GRUB 2" displays it's version as "1.97~beta4" on boot
[08:51] <bobthemilkman> I also noticed that.
[08:53] <scar_> hi, I'm using openjdk-64bit. I want to compile midp applications via java wireless toolkit, but it needs 32bit java is there a 32bit openjdk package that I can install along with the 64bit one?
[08:53] <rww> theadmin: GRUB1 is 0.something, GRUB2 is 1.something.
[08:53] <theadmin> rww: Craziness lol
[08:54] <scar_> I've noticed that there is an ia32-sun-java6-bin package that would most probably work
[08:54] <SunSetSuperman> java u say
[08:55] <SunSetSuperman> double blah
[08:55] <SunSetSuperman> not in my life time
[08:55] <scar_> if only I had a better phone hey ;)
[08:56] <SunSetSuperman> juxta
[08:56] <SunSetSuperman> indent ok
[08:56] <SunSetSuperman> willem
[08:56] <SunSetSuperman> south africa
[08:57] <scar_> yes
[08:57] <SunSetSuperman> juust lokn
[08:57] <SunSetSuperman> just checkn a few things on my script
[08:58] <lapa> where can i join china group
[08:58] <SunSetSuperman> maken sure, i got'em right
[08:58] <lapa> ?
[08:58] <SunSetSuperman> hmmm
[08:58] <scar_> funny that ISPs sometimes advertise in their dns over here
[08:58] <SunSetSuperman> looked in the list ?
[08:58] <SunSetSuperman> ../list
[08:58] <maginot> lapa, #ubuntu-cn
[08:59] <SunSetSuperman> click it --^ lol
[08:59] <SunSetSuperman> ummm
[08:59] <SunSetSuperman> ok,
[08:59] <maginot> ubottu, cn | lapa
[08:59] <SunSetSuperman> u understanda the words that r comeing out'a my mouth
[09:00] <iceroot> SunSetSuperman: you hve aa support-question?
[09:00] <SunSetSuperman> nah i'm ok
[09:00] <maginot> ubottu, offtopic | SunSetSuperman
[09:00] <hpnc6400> any experts on Power management 10.04 here?
[09:00] <iceroot> hpnc6400: #ubuntu+1
[09:00] <hpnc6400> thanks
[09:01] <siouxmoon> there
[09:01] <siouxmoon> now i'm undercover ;P
[09:02] <siouxmoon> // 08 Creepy Green Light.mp3 // 6:57 // 192kbps // sss script
[09:02] <maginot> siouxmoon, really, respect the rules. no player message.
[09:03] <siouxmoon> so then
[09:03] <siouxmoon> what we here to do ><>?>?>??
[09:03] <maginot> if you want just talk, go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:03] <maginot> ubottu, offtopic | siouxmoon
[09:03] <siouxmoon> whats the topic here though ?>?><>
[09:03] <siouxmoon> pass
[09:03] <rww> siouxmoon: Ubuntu Linux technical support
[09:03] <maginot> siouxmoon, /topic
[09:03] <siouxmoon> i dun need it
[09:03] <siouxmoon> i'm a script god
[09:04] <Berzerker> siouxmoon: I suggest you stop trolling to save the ops the trouble of needing to ban you
[09:04] <siouxmoon> who yeah think wrote the first one
[09:04] <siouxmoon> tips hat *
[09:04]  * maginot oh god, another troll 
[09:04] <bobthemilkman> Okay, I think there's some weird settings in the default GRUB installation.  It appears to be installed to the MBR of (hd0) instead of (hd1).
[09:04] <bobthemilkman> Or, at the very least, root = (hd0), chainloader +1 causes it to boot to itself.
[09:05] <maginot> bobthemilkman, hd0 is the first disk like /dev/sda and hd1 like /dev/sdb
[09:05] <bobthemilkman> Exactly. It should be installed to hd1.
[09:06] <maginot> bobthemilkman, hd0,0 is the first partition, and hd0,1 the second like /dev/sda2
[09:06] <maginot> bobthemilkman, that is up to your configuration ...
[09:06] <bobthemilkman> maginot: My ubuntu is installed on /dev/sdb1.
[09:07] <maginot> bobthemilkman, but is /dev/sdb the first boot disk on bios ?
[09:08] <bobthemilkman> I'm not sure, actually. My BIOS's naming scheme isn't as nice as linux's
[09:08] <bobthemilkman> However, I believe it currently is. But was not when I went through the install.
[09:09] <maginot> bobthemilkman, because normally you will put grub on the first boot partition so that way if could be loaded at boot time, wherever ubuntu is installed
[09:09] <om26er> when notfiy-osd comes flash videos leave fullscreen in Lucid. Is this problem in Karmic too?
[09:09] <om26er> ;
[09:12] <sweb> hail i have a 4gb of memory and intel core 2.66 cpui ... which arch is recommended for me ? 32 or 64 ?
[09:12] <iceroot> sweb: amd64
[09:12] <rww> sweb: Intel Core, or Intel Core 2?
[09:12] <om26er> rephrased: if you change system volume with keyboard while playing flash video in e.g. youtube does it leave fullscreen?
[09:12] <maginot> sweb, you could use both, but if is 32bits you need apt-get install linux-server which will install the apropriated support for more then 3gb
[09:12] <sweb>  intel core 2 .... 2.66 hrtz
[09:13] <rww> sweb: go with 64bit
[09:13] <maginot> sweb, intel core 2
[09:13] <rww> maginot: there's a PAE kernel now, you don't need server.
[09:13] <maginot> sweb, intel core duo isn't 64 bits AKAIK
[09:13] <maginot> rww, hMm didn't know that
[09:13] <sporedi> how do i configure reverse dns on ubuntu using apache
[09:14] <sweb> xampp need 32 based linux for compile some php and apache modules ... some of modules don't have 64 v
[09:14] <iceroot> maginot: imo the first intel cpus are ia64 and not amd64
[09:14] <rww> ubottu: xampp | sweb
[09:14] <iceroot> sweb: dont use xampp!! use sudo apt-get install apache2 php5 mysql-server phpmyadmin
[09:14] <sweb> 32 programs is bettter !!!
[09:15] <iceroot> sweb: use the 64bit version, there are no problems with it
[09:15] <maginot> sweb, that isn't true, the only true is that 32 bits have more support so far
[09:15] <rww> iceroot: There are no IA64 Intel Core or Core 2 processors.
[09:15] <iceroot> rww: ok but the the first intel coreduo cpus are not amd64 so i thought its ia64
[09:16] <maginot> iceroot, core duo are just multicore, but still 32bits...
[09:16] <iceroot> maginot: ah ok, thx for the info
[09:16] <rww> iceroot: IA64 is a 64-bit architecture used by the Intel Itanium. It is not what one is generally talking about when one talks about "32-bit" or "64-bit" computers.
[09:17] <iceroot> rww: i know that ia64 is not "common". i just know that the first coreduo cpus dont have amd64
[09:17] <maginot> http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=27238&processor=T2700&spec-codes=SL9JP,SL9K4 just look at physical address extensions
[09:17] <sweb> maginot, so i still using 64 v ?
[09:17] <rww> iceroot: which makes them i686 or IA32, not IA64.
[09:18] <maginot> sweb, I'm on core 2 quad for a while now and still haven't migrated to 64bits
[09:18] <apctr190> quit
[09:18] <iceroot> rww: ok
[09:18] <sweb> maginot, memory limit
[09:18] <sweb> ihave a 4gb of ram ?
[09:18] <maginot> sweb, you can use both, 64 or 32bits... memory limit will not be your problem
[09:18] <rww> ubottu: pae | sweb
[09:19] <maginot> sporedi, don't know if will be of any help, but ... http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch18_:_Configuring_DNS
[09:21] <hexdump_> I'm having problems compiling a program with headers
[09:21] <sweb> THANK ALL GUYS ... ubuntu have a greatest IRC channel that i see !!! :P
[09:21] <sweb> :-*
[09:21] <sporedi> sorry this is not i am looking ...but thanks
[09:21] <hexdump_> I've tried gcc -include ~/Downloads/path/blah/header.h -o file file.c
[09:21] <maginot> sporedi, okay
[09:22] <hexdump_> I have multiple headers tho
[09:22] <maginot> hexdump_, if its  C related question see ##c
[09:22] <hexdump_> sweet thanks
[09:22] <bobthemilkman> Okay, I've come to the conclusion that grub2 is just a complete piece of crap that can't handle naming consistency.
[09:23] <sporedi> i am looking for reverse dns setting/configuration on apache but could not find require directives
[09:23] <maginot> sporedi, have you tried #apache ?
[09:23] <bobthemilkman> It says that (hd0) contains (hd0,1), and (hd0,2) (which are my swap and ext2 tables), and that (hd1) contains (hd1,1), which is my ntfs file system.
[09:24] <maginot> bobthemilkman, well, I honest didn't see to much advantage on using grub2 too, v1 was much easier to configure...
[09:24] <bobthemilkman> However, in the boot entries, the linux boot entries all point to (hd1,2), which doesn't even exist according to grub's ls.
[09:24] <maginot> but maybe it is something about getting used to it
[09:25] <bobthemilkman> I wouldn't mind if I could just freaking tell it "Boot the goddamn MBR of sda1"
[09:25] <sporedi> no ..they will say remove ubuntu apache and install thier apache from source/rpm package but again other packages problem may face /compatibility issues
[09:26] <rocket16> How to change GDM theme in 9.10? I recently installed some packages of Ubuntu Studio, and this changed the GDM Screen to Ubuntu Studio.
[09:28] <theadmin> Any idea where can i find clanlib 1.0?
[09:30] <maginot> rocket16, System > Administration > Login Screen(or may be Login Prompt)
[09:31] <rocket16> maginot: No, I tried already, and it never works. What you are saying should work in 9.04, not in 9.10.
[09:32] <theadmin> what tha? "sh: getcwd() failed: no such file or directory"
[09:32] <`blackmk4|imac> What would cause my box to drop off the LAN until I reboot it whenever I try to transfer at high speeds to/from it? I've tried two nics - same problem, tried WinXP and it was fine, so I know it's a config or something problem. The install is fresh from today. It's CLI only and wired - no wifi. If I leave the computer alone it will eventually drop off, and I can make it happen pretty quickly by transferring data to/from it.
[09:32] <ar0n> anyone able to help me with any gparted questions? tyring to figure out how to "Grow/resize" a partition, it says it has regrown it, when i click apply i get an error
[09:33] <theadmin> ar0n: Sounds like some inconsistent filesystem on a partition. Is this NTFS?
[09:33] <shabgard> please see this one:https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/550040
[09:33] <maginot> rocket16, Hmm looks like 9.10 uses the newer gdm version which doesn't have a working gdmsetup yet... =/ well, actually I think I didn't notice cause I use kdm
[09:34] <theadmin> rocket16: Install gdm2setup from their PPA to get a more-or-less-themable GDM if that's what you want
[09:34] <rocket16> maginot: Well, it can be changed to an extent using several tricks.
[09:34] <theadmin> shabgard: Lucid support in #ubuntu+1
[09:34] <rocket16> theadmin: Thanks, I have started downloading it.
[09:35] <shabgard> pardon
[09:37] <gusty> can anyone give a few pointers on fixing wired connection problems? My wired connection dies after a few hours, I've tried restarting eth0 to no avail
[09:37] <RCM> hello?
[09:38] <theadmin> RCM: Hi.
[09:38] <RCM> so here we speak english?
[09:38] <maginot> gusty, isn't you wifi card? Its Rtl for any reason ?
[09:38] <maginot> RCM, yes
[09:39] <RCM> well, this is the first time I use linux
[09:39] <RCM> IRC on linux
[09:39] <RCM> *
[09:39] <RCM> I don't know where am I xD
[09:39] <theadmin> RCM: Okay, well, what can we help you with?
[09:39] <theadmin> RCM: You are in Ubuntu's support
[09:39] <gusty> maginot: well it could be my ethernet card, im using wired, how do i check? thanks
[09:39] <maginot> ubottu, offtopic | RCM
[09:39] <RCM> ahh
[09:39] <RCM> cool
[09:40] <maginot> RCM, #ubuntu-offtopic its a good place if you just want to chat.
[09:40] <theadmin> maginot: Not realy. Half of people there speak nonsense
[09:40] <RCM> nop, I have a few doubts
[09:40] <RCM> I installed linux 4 days ago
[09:40] <maginot> gusty, lspci may give you some clue
[09:40] <RCM> first time use
[09:40] <maginot> theadmin, I know, I'm just being gentile ;X
[09:41] <gusty> maginot: i'ved tried ifconfig eth0 down..up, and sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart which didn't do anything
[09:41] <RCM> btw, I'm portuguese so forgive me if sometimes I say some things wrong ...
[09:41] <theadmin> RCM: Okay, so, basically, what do you want help with?
[09:41] <RCM> well
[09:41] <maginot> gusty, only after a reboot you connection come back?
[09:41] <gusty> yes
[09:42] <gusty> maginot: only after reboot
[09:42] <bobthemilkman> Yes, it appears as though there is 0 self-consistency in grub2's internal naming scheme. It seems to arbitrarily switch between (hd0) and (hd1)
[09:42] <RCM> I've been doing some research, and I found that I can install photoshop CS2 on linux..
[09:42] <maginot> gusty, so its almost certainly that is a driver/card problem... you could avoid rebooting unloading and reloading you wifi card module from kernel
[09:42] <maginot> RCM, only if you use something like wine, at #wine-hq they can help you on that
[09:42] <theadmin> RCM: Bad idea. But you can use WINE. For more information, reffer to winehq.org, but be aware, we don't support using WINE here.
[09:43] <theadmin> maginot: it's #winehq
[09:43] <RCM> I have wine
[09:43] <RCM> why bad idea?
[09:43] <maginot> theadmin, oh sure, #winehq
[09:43] <gusty> maginot: how do I reload my ethernet card module? thanks
[09:43] <maginot> RCM, isn't exactly something native from linux, it is more like an emulation, don't like unexpected results...
[09:43] <theadmin> RCM: Cause it's buggy as hell
[09:43] <RCM> hum...
[09:44] <RCM> there's another thing you can help
[09:44] <theadmin> Woah. I'd better watch my language :/
[09:44] <RCM> I can't emulate iso files here
[09:44] <theadmin> RCM: you can
[09:44] <maginot> gusty, first you have to know which is you card module, pastebin you lspci output and lsmod output please
[09:44] <maginot> !pastebin
[09:44] <RCM> I know I should
[09:44] <RCM> xD
[09:44] <RCM> but I tried and it didn't work
[09:44] <maginot> RCM, in fact you can and is easier then on windows =)
[09:44] <theadmin> RCM: There is a built-in emulator actually. Open the ISO file with "archive mounter", or execute this command "sudo mount -o loop isofile directory"
[09:45] <RCM> archive mouner?
[09:45] <RCM> mounter*
[09:45] <theadmin> RCM: Right click it, choose "Open with Archive Mounter"
[09:45] <maginot> RCM, mount -o loop disk1.iso /mnt/point
[09:45] <RCM> okk let me try...
[09:46] <luckymurali_> Hi to all
[09:46] <theadmin> maginot: Let's try not to confuse new people with terminal stuff
[09:46] <luckymurali_> I am having a dell note book
[09:46] <luckymurali_> I forgot the password fo thr root
[09:46] <maginot> theadmin, sometimes I forget about the GUI =X
[09:46] <unop> :w
[09:46] <maginot> luckymurali, that a shame ;)
[09:46] <gusty> maginot: ok just a sec, I need to restart the comp, thanks
[09:46] <theadmin> luckymurali_: There is no root password.
[09:46] <maginot> gusty, ok
[09:46] <luckymurali_> the admin
[09:46] <maginot> luckymurali, you can't use sudo ?
[09:47] <luckymurali_> the admin,then how can i use sudo su
[09:47] <RCM> I did it but nothing happens
[09:47] <theadmin> luckymurali_: you don't use sudo su, you use "sudo -i"
[09:47] <maginot> RCM, see if you can find it on you Computer:// place
[09:47] <hceylan> hello what package do I need to install to get nvidia blob?
[09:48] <hceylan> nvidia-current?
[09:48] <RCM> there's no "place" folder
[09:48] <luckymurali_> the admin, it is asking current user password
[09:48] <maginot> luckymurali, actually you can use "sudo su" just type the command and put you password
[09:48] <maginot> RCM, open you file browser and go to "Computer"
[09:48] <theadmin> RCM: Places -> Computer. Anything like that there?
[09:48] <mapreduce> Hi.  How can I see the error messages from a cron job?
[09:48] <luckymurali_> but i nevere used user name and password at login screen
[09:49] <luckymurali_> maginot, hi
[09:49] <indus> hceylan, restricted driver
[09:49] <jussi01> maginot: sudo su is discouraged.
[09:49] <theadmin> luckymurali_: Your username is most likely "ubuntu", then, however as per password... I have doubts
[09:49] <RCM> hum...
[09:49] <indus> hceylan, system>admim>hardware drivers
[09:49] <RCM> something like file system?
[09:49] <maginot> jussi01, I know that, but I just say he could "use"
[09:49] <indus> hceylan, that will pull all packages needed
[09:49] <luckymurali_> when I open the terminal I am getting madhu@madhu
[09:49] <theadmin> RCM: Nah, that is your Linux partition. It should be something like "CD-ROM drive"
[09:49] <RCM> I have this in portuguese the names could not be the same...
[09:49] <maginot> jussi01, thought you were sleeping ;)
[09:50] <jussi01> maginot: we prefer to give out good information here - sudo -i does the same thing in a better way.
[09:50] <RCM> and no, there's no CD-ROM drive
[09:50] <dhanesh> hello iam dhanesh
[09:50] <indus> dhanesh, thats good to know
[09:50] <RCM> that's the point
[09:50] <theadmin> luckymurali_: Okay. Then let's perform a password reset. Boot into the recovery mode. Choose "Drop to root shell". Type "passwd madhu" and choose a new password
[09:50] <RCM> nothing happens
[09:50] <dhanesh> how to play videos in ubuntu
[09:51] <indus> dhanesh,double click on video
[09:51] <diverse_izzue> dhanesh, what kind of video do you have?
[09:51] <gusty> maginot: lspci: pastebin.com/MaLTdkGi  lsmod: pastebin.com/t11yz9Di    Thanks!
[09:51] <luckymurali_> how to boot in recovery mode?? I dont have GRUB
[09:51] <hceylan> indus: thx I'll try that
[09:51] <theadmin> dhanesh: Best way, install the VLC media player (type "sudo apt-get install vlc" in terminal and hit enter)
[09:51] <theadmin> luckymurali_: then your system would not boot at all. You are lying there.
[09:51] <indus> luckymurali without grub you cant as far as i know
[09:51] <RCM> any idea of what I could do?
[09:52] <theadmin> luckymurali_: Hold SHIFT during the boot time to get into menu (on 9.10 and further) or ESC if you use 9.04 or earlier
[09:52] <dhanesh> my radio in rhythmbox player is not working.why?
[09:52] <luckymurali_> theadmin, when i switch on my notebook it is directly entering inside ubuntu
[09:52] <theadmin> RCM: Okay. Could you please provide me the full path to the ISO file?
[09:52] <luckymurali_> is there any key there to do it at startup
[09:52] <RCM> yes
[09:52] <RCM> just a sec
[09:52] <indus> dhanesh,have you added the proper url
[09:52] <maginot> gusty, if I'm not wrong, and someone correct me if I'm, you broadcom module is b43, so rmmod b43 && modprobe b43 could be a good try before rebooting
[09:53] <dhanesh> yes but not working
[09:53] <RCM> /home/rcm/Transferências/image
[09:53] <RCM> there it is
[09:54] <indus> dhanesh, do you see a buffering at the bottom
[09:54] <indus> dhanesh, anyways, that radio doesnt work for me either
[09:54] <dhanesh> no indus
[09:54] <theadmin> RCM: Okay, so you do this "sudo mkdir $HOME/isoimage && sudo mount -o loop $HOME/Transfer?ncias/image $HOME/isoimage", then image contents will end up in "isoimage" folder of your HOME folder
[09:54] <dhanesh> oh you also have that problem
[09:54] <indus> dhanesh, did you solve your video problem?
[09:54] <gusty> maginot: great, thanks for the help. So to totally resolve this problem, I would have to find a driver patch? its odd since I'ved used the same config for about a year, and it only happened recently.
[09:55] <RCM> Transferências ou Transfer?ncias?
[09:55] <dhanesh> yes thankyou very much
[09:55] <theadmin> RCM: Both display with a question mark for me, i might not have the proper fonts
[09:55] <RCM> ahh
[09:55] <hp> hello
[09:55] <maginot> gusty, I never trusted broadcom drivers, but to me, using ndiswrapper with the windows driver always worked better, you should give a try
[09:55] <RCM> I don't recall the name in english
[09:56] <RCM> its the cap lol
[09:56] <maginot> RCM, Transfers
[09:56] <indus> dhanesh, no need to thank me, i only asked to double click
[09:56] <RCM> maginot, my linux is in portuguese
[09:56] <indus> dhanesh, also , try vlc player , it plays everything
[09:56] <dhanesh> yes iam playing in that player
[09:57] <m44miri> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/550040
[09:58] <gusty> maginot: So the problem is with my wired interface, the broadcom card is for wireless, would it be a different module for my wired card? Thanks
[09:58] <m44miri> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/550040
[09:59] <maginot> gusty, oh sorry, I thought the problem was with your wifi... well, you wired uses a realtek driver, which isn't so good too, but you can't use ndiswrapper for wired connection, so unloading the module and reloading it I think its you best try before trying to find a better driver
[10:00] <RCM> theadmin
[10:00] <maginot> gusty, I think your rtl driver is 8139too
[10:00] <m44miri> pls look this one:https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/550040
[10:01] <RCM> first, it said that /home/rcm/Transferências/image is a directory, then it said that the file isoimage already exists
[10:02] <gusty> maginot: what do you mean its 8139 too? Do I reload the same b43 module? Thanks
[10:02] <hagedorn> hello, how do i generate a pgp sec/pub key in console with only one command ? without questions for crypt type, expire, realname ...
[10:02] <hagedorn> ?
[10:02] <hotmilo23> hi, does anyone know where i can get help setting up my wireless?
[10:03] <RCM> hotmilo23, what I know so far is that you don't need to do that
[10:03] <maginot> gusty, if the problem is with the wired connection so try unloading and reloading the module "rmmod 8139too && modprobe 8139too"
[10:03] <m44miri> pls look this problem:https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/550040
[10:03] <gusty> maginot: ah ok got it!
[10:04] <mtduv> Hi, I was wondering a good font recommendation for ubuntu or if everybody sticks to the Sans that is given
[10:04] <maginot> gusty, that is not the first time I see problem with those cards...
[10:04] <RCM> theadmin?
[10:04] <m44miri> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/550040
[10:05] <gusty> maginot: yea, its a crappy card, figures
[10:05] <KVT> yo
[10:06] <dhanesh> maginot are you there
[10:06] <KVT> salu
[10:06] <m44miri> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/550040
[10:06] <maginot> dhanesh, kind of
[10:07] <m44miri> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/550040
[10:07] <m44miri> i'm wating for answer
[10:07] <alejandro> can someone tell me what the channel for wine support is?
[10:08] <maginot> weird call O.o
[10:08] <maginot> alejandro, #winehq
[10:09] <m44miri> please call me where is channel ubuntu 10.04
[10:09] <bronio> c
[10:10] <m44miri> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/550040
[10:10] <rww> m44miri: #ubuntu+1
[10:10] <m44miri> thx
[10:12] <indus> m44miri, hi
[10:12] <indus> m44miri, there is a command called pwmconfig which control fan
[10:12] <indus> m44miri, but have to be careful or fan may not spin at all
[10:12] <indus> m44miri, from a terminal run sudo pwmconfig and listen carefully
[10:16] <wanyce> #moblin
[10:18] <neoraj> any one tel me pc suite for linux
[10:18] <neoraj> nokia pu suite fr linux
[10:18] <seblabel> hy there!
[10:19] <seblabel> will a : "sudo shutdown -P -x180" shutdowxn a PC gently ?
[10:19] <bronio> dfbdfbdfbd
[10:20] <neoraj> seblabel: what is that code
[10:20] <neoraj> seblabel: for what it is
[10:20] <bigfoot-> seblabel: wtf is -x180?
[10:20] <indus> m44miri, you there?
[10:20] <seblabel> -x180 = in 3 hours
[10:20] <seblabel> No?
[10:20] <maginot> I don't recognize -x option
[10:20] <bigfoot-> *shrug* my shutdown doesn't recognize -x
[10:21] <bigfoot-> I suppose you mean  +180
[10:21] <seblabel> maybe ...
[10:21] <bigfoot-> don't guess, rtfm
[10:21] <bigfoot-> man shutdown
[10:21] <seblabel> oh, yes ! my appologies
[10:21] <idioteque> hi my webcam is not working for skype... its working for all other softwares like XawTV and Cheese WebCam booth
[10:21] <rww> ubottu: rtfm | bigfoot-
[10:22] <seblabel> so, can someone tell me if it is a good way to program the extinction of a PC after a period of work ?
[10:23] <maginot> seblabel, I would just use shutdown -h +180
[10:23] <bigfoot-> I wouldn't exactly call it "extinction", but shutdown is the right thing I suppose.
[10:23] <bigfoot-> And I'd still prefer -P to -h.
[10:23] <Ragnar> loled hard http://cli.gs/5hNRye
[10:23] <neoraj> give me a an ubuntu ssh link to knw more abt ssh
[10:24] <seblabel> i didn't really understand the diffrence between -P and -h
[10:24] <idioteque> hi my webcam is not working for skype... its working for all other softwares like XawTV and Cheese WebCam booth... can someone pls help me fix this?
[10:24] <maginot> please, someone ban Ragnar
[10:24] <seblabel> that's why i went to -P...just random decision
[10:24] <maginot> !op
[10:25] <plouffe> as of today I can't login on my username or as root. Only change I did yesterday was to install NoteEdit and Muse. Can anyone help me?
[10:25] <lorenzosu> !op | Ragnar
[10:25] <neoraj> what is ssh
[10:25] <plouffe> it's not caps locked or anything, I definitely cannot login
[10:26] <seblabel> bigfoot : shutdown and extinction, is there a difference ? it can be a bad translate from me
[10:26] <c3l> how can I find the ip of all computers on my lan?
[10:26] <maginot> thank you.
[10:27] <idioteque> can someone pls help me fix video problem in skype... please! :(
[10:27] <bigfoot-> seblabel: -h may just halt the system but not power it off
[10:28] <jussi01> c3l: your router should have a list
[10:28] <lorenzosu> idioteque, what exactly is your problem?
[10:29] <idioteque> lorenzosu, i can see my webcam properly on XawTV and Cheese Webcam Booth software etc... but i cant view it on skype. it just freezes for a while... when i try test.
[10:29] <seblabel> bigfoot: hum...ok, so -P is definitly better for what i want!
[10:29] <c3l> jussi01, id rather not have to log in to the router since its some proprietary shit from my isp. wait now, its not a router, its a swich. im getting 5 unique ips from my isp. so im not dynamic
[10:29] <lorenzosu> idioteque, hmm not sure.. what version of skype are you using?
[10:30] <nixnub> hi
[10:30] <idioteque> 2.1.0.81
[10:30] <jussi01> c3l: watch the language please.
[10:30] <nixnub> am using ubuntu karmic
[10:30] <seblabel> but, i wanted to know if it is a clean way to close the other running or "semi" running applications ?
[10:30] <marlen> I'm using xubuntu, I restarted the computer and the panels disappeared...any help please?
[10:30] <nixnub> just upgraded to this kernel cause i have a problem with nm-applet
[10:30] <nixnub> not showed anymore
[10:30] <c3l> jussi01, sorry..
[10:30] <idioteque> lorenzosu, its 2.1.0.81 beta i guess
[10:30] <nixnub> any hints ?
[10:30] <nixnub> i added it to the sessions
[10:30] <nixnub> as nm-applet --sm-disable
[10:31] <nixnub> but still, its not loaded in the upper panel
[10:31] <lorenzosu> idioteque, not sure if it works in other apps then it must be a skype problem
[10:31] <idioteque> lorenzosu, is there any ubuntu version of skype i can use?
[10:32] <soreau> nixnub: Did you make sure your panel has a tray?
[10:32] <Tom22> Hey. Does anyone know how to fix a segmentation fault? Kiba-dock fails to open due to a segmentation fault when not run in root... Any ideas? :(
[10:32] <ar0n> anyone know a good kde tutorial?
[10:32] <soreau> marlen: Have you tried starting a panel?
[10:32] <nixnub> soreau, how to check for this ?
[10:32] <om26er> !skype | idioteque
[10:32] <geekphreak> kde tutorials huh/
[10:33] <soreau> nixnub: Right click on the panel and click add to panel then add one
[10:33] <ar0n> yeah noobs guide to kde or something?
[10:33] <lorenzosu> idioteque, have you seen this? Maybe it is of some help https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeWebCams
[10:33] <nixnub> soreau, add what ?
[10:33] <nixnub> it should be there by default
[10:33] <geekphreak> ar0n: tried kde?
[10:33] <nixnub> it was already there
[10:33] <Tom22> Hey. Does anyone know how to fix a segmentation fault? Kiba-dock fails to open due to a segmentation fault when not run in root... Any ideas?
[10:33] <nixnub> but i removed it by mistake
[10:33] <nixnub> soreau, how to readd it again ?
[10:34] <soreau> nixnub: Right click on the panel and click add to panel
[10:34] <nixnub> its not existing in the list
[10:34] <nixnub> then ? add what ?
[10:34] <ar0n> no
[10:34] <ar0n> a while back i think i may of
[10:34] <idioteque> lorenzosu, i've seen it... my webcam is not listed there... its so weird that this webcam works fine for everything but skype... and i have to login to windows to do skype... :(
[10:34] <nixnub> soreau,
[10:35] <soreau> nixnub: I think its called notification area
[10:35] <geekphreak> ar0n: http://docs.kde.org/
[10:35] <lorenzosu> idioteque, Well thats the problem with proprietary software who's main target isn't linux
[10:35] <zxd_> what's the name of the linux-image package for xen ver
[10:35] <The_Toxic_Mite> Excuse me, I have an Intel Pentium 4 with HT enabled @ 3.40 GHz. For some reason it keeps spiking, but most of the processes that are being run are sleeping
[10:35] <nixnub> soreau, thank you alot :)
[10:35] <The_Toxic_Mite> The noise coming from the fan is unbearable
[10:36] <marlen> how can I start a panel?
[10:36] <ar0n> during the ubuntu install, it  will automatically detect my windows 7 install and setup grub right?
[10:36] <soreau> marlen: since you are in xubuntu, try xfce4-panel
[10:36] <The_Toxic_Mite> ar0n: yes
[10:36] <geekphreak> ar0n:  yes, it will import win account too, if u want :)
[10:36] <Tom22> Hey. Does anyone know how to fix a segmentation fault? Kiba-dock fails to open due to a segmentation fault when not run in root... Any ideas?
[10:37] <ar0n> hm, its finding the wrong disk in the install guys
[10:37] <ar0n> =|
[10:37] <marlen> I'm a beginner..using a terminal?
[10:37] <DDAZZA> I've heard that if your setting up a dual boot between windows and ubuntu that you will get problems if you install ubuntu first is this true?
[10:37] <geekphreak> wrong disk?
[10:37] <idioteque> lorenzosu, yeah but its too popular to even avoid... :S and that is miserable...  :S
[10:37] <lorenzosu> idioteque, have a look at this too: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[10:37] <soreau> Tom22: kiba-dock is currently unmaintained
[10:37] <geekphreak> DDAZZA: yes u will have to work with bootloader as win will wash of linux loader
[10:38] <idioteque> lorenzosu, ok man... diggin that now...
[10:38] <ar0n> when i try to pick the disk it goes back to the other disk when i choose  *install side by side*
[10:38] <Tom22> soreau, I've had this problem before, not with Kiba, with other apps, like Tilda and Yakuake...
[10:38] <lorenzosu> idioteque, there's a section there that seems your case (you see 'something' but then it doesn't work)
[10:38] <geekphreak> ar0n:  there is option , let me choose or something
[10:38] <DDAZZA> geekphreak: ok thanks i'll install windows first then.
[10:38] <Tom22> soreau must be an ubuntu problem :(
[10:38] <geekphreak> forgot actual wording
[10:38] <seblabel> it is better to install windows first, but installating ubuntu only is even a better solution
[10:39] <DDAZZA> yea I would do but I have somewhere that only runs on windows.
[10:39] <idioteque> lorenzosu, yep... i see white emptiness... :)
[10:39] <lorenzosu> idioteque, good luck then ;)
[10:39] <geekphreak> DDAZZA:  win artition/swap/linux partition :)
[10:39] <ar0n> geekphreak,  im at the prepare disk. its wierd it has the option to let me pick disks, but its greyed out when i choose install side by side
[10:39] <aaaoooaaa> hi guys, i need some help compiling an IDE for octave in ubuntu karmic 64bit. The Ide is called Xoctave and it doesnt seem to have any proper documentation. The source code doesnt seem to have a help/install/configure file either. How should I go about? Heres the link to the code http://xoctave.webs.com/apps/links/
[10:40] <geekphreak> ar0n: what other option u see ?
[10:40] <ar0n> if i pick erase and use entire disk, it lets me pick the other disk, finds the disk with win 7 on it
[10:40] <geekphreak> they changed it on new version, so dont re,member wording, is there something like let me pick and choose
[10:40] <ar0n> but if i click back to install side by side, it says im still using another disk
[10:40] <geekphreak> ar0n:  no dont use entire disk
[10:40] <idioteque> lorenzosu, thanks... i'll try following that webcam guide and pray that it works.
[10:41] <hceylan> sorry disconnected
[10:41] <ar0n> what about use the largest continous free space?
[10:41] <erUSUL> !info qoctave | aaaoooaaa
[10:41] <ar0n> it shows the disk that way
[10:41] <hceylan> did you post any message
[10:41] <seblabel> DDAZZA : what do you use that only runs on windows ?
[10:41] <erUSUL> !info qtoctave | aaaoooaaa
[10:42] <aaaoooaaa> erUSUL: ive tried Qtoctave but its not to my liking
[10:42] <ar0n> geekphreak,  when i choose use the largest continious it shows the proper drive
[10:42] <ar0n> it shows the loader the win partition and the free space
[10:42] <seblabel> !info apt-get | seblabel
[10:42] <geekphreak> ar0n:  oh ok do this man
[10:42] <geekphreak> ar0n: choose install then side by side, then click forward
[10:42] <erUSUL> aaaoooaaa: will for what i gather Xoctave is implemented via lazarus/freepascal
[10:43] <geekphreak> then do u see drives?
[10:43] <ar0n> that switches back to the disk i dont want to install on..
[10:43] <seblabel> !info shutdown | seblabel
[10:43] <aaaoooaaa> erUSUL: yup have lazarus installed via synaptic
[10:43] <maginot> !info apt
[10:43] <ar0n> no it wanted to change the disk
[10:43] <seblabel> :)
[10:43] <erUSUL> aaaoooaaa: then maybe you just can open the source code as a project in lazarus?
[10:44] <ar0n> yeah i had to click back
[10:44] <DDAZZA> seblabel: games, development programs.
[10:44] <seblabel> so apt is just a front !! ?
[10:44] <seblabel> oh games! hum...what about open arena ?
[10:44] <ar0n> i wonder why its choosing this disk as default
[10:44] <aaaoooaaa> erUSUL: which file should iopen
[10:45] <seblabel> so in reality, dpkg is the install process on ubuntu ?
[10:45] <aaaoooaaa> erUSUL: theres a million "sorce code" files in the zip
[10:45] <erUSUL> aaaoooaaa: http://xoctave.webs.com/apps/links/ <<<< here there are a few deb packages... tried them ?
[10:45] <geekphreak> ar0n:  u got 2 drives?
[10:46] <aaaoooaaa> erUSUL: theyre all i386, im running 64bit Karmic
[10:46] <seblabel> !info dpkg
[10:46] <ar0n> geekphreak,  like 6
[10:46] <ar0n> lol
[10:46] <progesterone> Question: how can I find out why installation process doesn't see any partition or harddisk? But XP can see these.
[10:46] <ar0n> ill unplug
[10:46] <aaaoooaaa> erUSUL: in answer to your question, yes & they dont work
[10:46] <ar0n> instead of spending time in the damn bios
[10:46] <ar0n> can i still use grub in advance geekphreak ?
[10:47] <plouffe>  this morning I can only login to xterm but not my xfce session. Any way to repair that or at least check the error log as to what failed?
[10:47] <ar0n> cause i chose advnace and it let me axx the drives
[10:47] <erUSUL> aaaoooaaa: well i'm not lazarus expert. this is as far as i can go helping ... maybe there is a freepascal chanel in freenode
[10:47] <aaaoooaaa> erUSUL: ok thanks
[10:47] <aaaoooaaa> btw
[10:47] <aaaoooaaa> anyone know if empathy has proxy support yet?
[10:47] <geekphreak> wpw 6 drives or partitions lol
[10:49] <ar0n> geekphreak,
[10:49] <dhanesh> sex
[10:49] <ar0n> why would it choose a drive nto the first on the ide or bios?
[10:49] <rww> dhanesh: Hello! Do you have an Ubuntu support question?
[10:49] <ar0n> 6 drives
[10:50] <dhanesh> yes.which is the radio player which works perfectly in ubuntu
[10:51] <afifaiman> hi
[10:51] <geekphreak> where did he go
[10:51] <seblabel> rythmbox works well with radio
[10:51] <dhanesh> but it is not working
[10:52] <afifaiman> what r you talking about?
[10:52] <seblabel> !info rhythmbox
[10:52] <dhanesh> sexy
[10:53] <seblabel> why is it not working ?
[10:53] <geekphreak> :P
[10:53] <geekphreak> ar0n:  where did you run too :o
[10:54] <gusty> I rmmod && modprobed the module for eth0, now its not showing up it ifconfig, anyone know fix? Thanks
[10:54] <afifaiman> i dk
[10:55] <babu__> i want a application like gtalk for windows....is there any applcn like this in ubuntu
[10:55] <BadElvis> i have the lucid lynx beta, how can i enable this gnome-desktop-overview-zoom-out feature?
[10:55] <geekphreak> babu__: pidgin supports it
[10:55] <geekphreak> babu__: kopete too
[10:55] <hareldvd> Is the file /etc/default/console-setup intended to change text console settings?
[10:56] <babu__> is it supports online chat
[10:56] <erUSUL> !lucid | BadElvis
[10:56] <geekphreak> dhanesh:  stop pming me
[10:57] <geekphreak> ok i told u not to pm me
[10:57] <afifaiman> who know to play dota with garena?
[10:57] <geekphreak> ur done !!
[10:57] <erUSUL> hareldvd: yes afaics
[10:57] <afifaiman> i mean using ubuntu
[10:57] <babu__> is it supports online chat
[10:57] <trijntje> how can I permanently deny a progarm access to the keyring? Some anoying programs keep bugging me to give them access...
[10:57] <vivid> afifaiman, http://www.winehq.org/
[10:58] <afifaiman> how to use?
[10:58] <vivid> do NOT pm me
[10:59] <afifaiman> what is pm?
[10:59] <jpds> afifaiman: private message.
[10:59] <afifaiman> owh ok
[10:59] <afifaiman> im new
[11:00] <vivid> afifaiman, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine
[11:00]  * geekphreak wonder why cant people ask first before pming
[11:01] <babu__> is pidgin support online chat in google account
[11:01] <afifaiman_> someone please
[11:02] <afifaiman_> help me to connect garena n dota using ubuntu
[11:02] <geekphreak> babu__:  when in pidgin, choose googletalk as protocol
[11:03] <babu__> there is no googletalk name in the list....wat to do
[11:03] <afifaiman_> vivid
[11:03] <afifaiman_> help
[11:03] <geekphreak> babu__: open synaptic
[11:03] <geekphreak> babu__:  please talk heree
[11:04] <geekphreak> so if i make a mistake, others can point out, ty
[11:04] <erUSUL> !private
[11:04] <progesterone> Question: How can I find out why Ubuntu doesn't detect harddisk but XP does?
[11:04] <vivid> afifaiman_, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine
[11:05] <geekphreak> babu__: open synaptic, then add pidgin plugin and all :)
[11:05] <iflema> babu__ empathy is intalled by default and supports google talk
[11:05] <geekphreak> iflema: it sure does :)
[11:06] <afifaiman_> then how?
[11:06] <ar0n> how would i look at my partitions in cli?
[11:06] <geekphreak> ar0n:  sudo fdisk -l
[11:07] <babu__> does pidgin supports video chat
[11:07] <erUSUL> progesterone: see if your sata/pata controller is supported and by which driver. check bios options; linux works best with sata controllers in ahci mode etc ...
[11:08] <SmokeyD> hey everyone. Anyone have any idea where I can find info if the Intel G41 chipset for socket 775 motherboards is supported on Hardy Heron 8.04LTS?
[11:08] <trijntje> how can I permanently deny a progarm access to the keyring? Evolution is driving me crazy
[11:08] <ar0n> geekphreak,  how do you normall partition? i think i did 1.5gb swap, 8.5gb something... then the rest home i think
[11:09] <hareldvd> erUSUL, What makes it start at boot time?
[11:09] <geekphreak> ar0n:  depend from person to person , i normally just double (nearly) , then amount of RAM for swap , then for / i use atleast 30 gb
[11:09] <geekphreak> ar0n: to each his own
[11:09] <seblabel> !info empathy | seblabel
[11:10] <erUSUL> hareldvd: what? /etc/default/console-setup ??
[11:10] <sporedi> how do i uninstall apache installed from source/compiled
[11:10] <progesterone> erUSUL Do you mind providing me links for more info?
[11:10] <ar0n> geekphreak,  can i pm you?
[11:10] <hareldvd> erUSUL, yep
[11:10] <babu__> i formed two accounts one yahoo and other gmail in pidgin......when i open the window it shows google account....how to seitch the account
[11:10] <geekphreak> ar0n: sure
[11:11] <seblabel> !info telepathy | seblabel
[11:12] <erUSUL> hareldvd: well some of the init scripts but dunno which one ( /me ls /etc/init.d/ ) ahhh found it ---> /etc/init.d/console-setup
[11:12] <hareldvd> erUSUL, ping?
[11:12] <erUSUL> progesterone: reaaly dunno a website where to read about this
[11:12] <babu__> someone ans pls
[11:13] <gaelfx> I'm SSHing into my machine, but when I try to run any kind of videos, they only produce audio, for example, mplayer says it can't access the X11 display, is this a problem with X? And if so, are there any useful tutes/howtos anyone can point me to to fix it?
[11:13] <hareldvd> erUSUL, OK. did that already.
[11:14] <nascentmind> hi. When i am trying to update from jaunty to karmic i keep getting upgrade tool signature failed when i do a sudo do-release-upgrade. how can i fix it?
[11:14] <hareldvd> erUSUL, is there a more built in method to change text console font on high resolution monitor (laptop)
[11:14] <hareldvd> ?
[11:15] <progesterone> erUSUL Harddisk was detected at previous installation which was not finished successfully. How can I find out why Ubuntu doesn't detect this time?
[11:15] <erUSUL> hareldvd: you can do « sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup » but it is the same as editing that file afaics
[11:15] <ardchoille> babu__: you don't need to "switch" accounts. pidgin keeps them all in one place
[11:16] <erUSUL> progesterone: can you see the disk from the livecd ? (try ubuntu without afecting my hard disk ? )
[11:16] <hareldvd> erUSUL, thanks.
[11:16] <ardchoille> !away > antivirtel
[11:16] <coc0nut> Hi. Has anyone else come across Python 3.1 issue 3770 on Lucid?
[11:16] <babu__> then how would i know which account when mess are received
[11:16] <erUSUL> !lucid | coc0nut
[11:16] <coc0nut> Thanks. ^^
[11:17] <progesterone> erUSUL I can see the partition and harddisk on previous failed installation steps.
[11:17] <erUSUL> progesterone: but ot in the partitioning step ?
[11:17] <erUSUL> progesterone: but not in the partitioning step ?
[11:18] <progesterone> erUSUL I saw in the partition step before.
[11:18] <erUSUL> progesterone: so ; where exactly it fails ?
[11:19] <plouffe> where are the error logs for "startx"/x session/xfce session? I can only use the shell/terminal now
[11:19] <nascentmind> any chance of a fix?
[11:21] <erUSUL> plouffe: ~/.xsession-errors and/or /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[11:21] <progesterone> erUSUL The installation process was finished. But after that, when Ubuntu was loaded, it said 'Can't find the root directory'.
[11:21] <geekphreak> progesterone: oopise :)
[11:22] <nbtstatz> Hello all, i need add a NIC module LTSP Client KERNEL, the module is r6040, What are the steps? any can help-me? I really must very necessary, im using ubuntu 9.10 :D
[11:22] <progesterone> erUSUL Since then, every time I tried to install Ubuntu, I couldn't see any harddisk or partition.
[11:22] <progesterone> geekphreak Do you have any idea?
[11:23] <geekphreak> progesterone: how old is the drive?
[11:24] <geekphreak> is drive being detectd in bios?
[11:24] <progesterone> geekphreak Actually it's my friend's machine. I think it's not that old. So, I believe it's still good because XP can see it.
[11:24] <geekphreak> ok kool
[11:24]  * theadmin needs help on setting up a GRUB image
[11:24] <erUSUL> nbtstatz: i think you will neeed to recompile the kernel ...
[11:24] <geekphreak> if you run cfdisk command, you see drive ?
[11:24] <progesterone> geekphreak XP can see it.
[11:24] <erUSUL> !kernel | nbtstatz
[11:24] <theadmin> startupmanager has a checkbox for that, but where must the file be?
[11:25] <progesterone> geekphreak on XP or Ubuntu?
[11:25] <geekphreak> progesterone: boot from live cd, then run sudo cfdisk
[11:25] <Cyanure> hi guys
[11:25] <chief> hi
[11:25] <chief> fs
[11:25] <Cyanure> Is someone great with inkscape ?
[11:25] <progesterone> geekphreak and then?
[11:25] <chief> are you guys from the US
[11:25] <geekphreak> does it show drive/ partitions?
[11:25] <progesterone> geekphreak Let me try.
[11:25] <theadmin> chief: This is a international channel. I, for instance, am russian
[11:25] <geekphreak> k
[11:25] <dhanesh> player which plays radio in ubuntu
[11:26] <chief> oh I am chinese
[11:26] <trijntje> how can I permanently deny a progarm access to the keyring? Evolution is driving me crazy
[11:26] <theadmin> trijntje: seahorse -> password -> login -> Delete the needed prog
[11:27] <babu__> how to configure the evolution maail
[11:27] <erUSUL> trijntje: well it needs a safe place to store passwords; doesn't it?
[11:27] <progesterone> geekphreak I can see 80GB sda1.
[11:27] <nbtstatz> ubottu ;@ Thanks
[11:27] <geekphreak> progesterone: thats all?
[11:28] <geekphreak> progesterone: is that the drive?
[11:28] <progesterone> yes.
[11:28] <geekphreak> progesterone: what  partition type it says ntfs?
[11:28] <geekphreak> ext4?
[11:29] <trijntje> erUSUL: No, it wants to read a password from the keyring, to get access to the exchange calendar or something like that
[11:29] <mlaci> if i disable the splash sceen in the kernel mode line then ubuntu still uses a small font during the boot process. how can i make the font size default 80x25?
[11:29] <theadmin> trijntje: Told you how to.
[11:29] <progesterone> geekphreak NTFS
[11:29] <geekphreak> progesterone:  last thing i need to ask, will system just have winblows or dual boot ?
[11:30] <theadmin> How can i clean gksu's cache? It stores my password for a while and i wanna clear it now.
[11:30] <geekphreak> windows*
[11:30] <babu__> can i able to disable my rediffmail account
[11:30] <geekphreak> babu__: how is that a ubuntu question?
[11:30] <dhanesh> how much of swap space is needed for suspending ubuntu
[11:30] <theadmin> dhanesh: Just as much as your RAM. Around 512 meters should be enough
[11:30] <theadmin> megabytes*
[11:31] <geekphreak> be right back
[11:31] <babu__> u guys don't ans for my prev qn.......so only i'm askin kie this
[11:31] <babu__> u guys don't ans for my prev qn.......so only i'm askin like this
[11:31] <grobda24> drupal 7 ?
[11:31] <progesterone> geekphreak I was installing Ubuntu, but as you know it failed.
[11:31] <babu__> u guys didn't ans for my prev qn.......so only i'm askin like this
[11:31] <theadmin> babu__: We don't answer if we don't know. This is how it works
[11:31] <trijntje> theadmin: yes, but I dont see the program that triggers the  popup, so i'm waiting for the popup to come back again
[11:31] <badcloud> has anyone else tried restarting pulseaudio after it cpu peaked (~95%) finding that skype sound doesn't work (1. peak 2. kill pulseaudio+quit skype 3. start pulseaudio and skype)
[11:31] <badcloud> ?
[11:32] <trijntje> !repeat | babu__
[11:32] <dhanesh> i have 1.5 gb of ram then how much of swap is needed
[11:32] <babu__> where can i clarify this rediffmail qn
[11:32] <nikolam> hi. does Deamon needs to run (and made to run) under administrative account?
[11:32] <theadmin> trijntje: You don't need that. Hit alt+f2, type "seahorse", hit enter, delete evolution from there
[11:32] <theadmin> nikolam: Which daemon?
[11:32] <badcloud> dhanesh: http://nixcraft.com/getting-started-tutorials/3210-why-swap-2-x-ram.html
[11:33] <theadmin> babu__: Not here.
[11:33] <dhanesh>  i have 1.5 gb of ram then how much of swap is needed threadmin
[11:33] <nikolam> any daemon. torrent server that you can connets with gui to contro, something like sound server that plays music, etc
[11:33] <geekphreak> ok back
[11:33] <badcloud> dhanesh: read link
[11:33] <theadmin> dhanesh: Depends. What is your general memory load?
[11:33] <trijntje> theadmin: I dont want to completely block evolution. Its just the popup has "allow once", "denie once" and "allow permanently". I want the "deny permanently" option
[11:33] <theadmin> nikolam: What port does that use? If it uses ports somewhere below 2000, it does need adm. priv.
[11:33] <nikolam> currently I know for screen, ssh to machine and left something run
[11:33] <babu__> i don't know the other rooms...pls redirect me to the correct room
[11:33] <nikolam> aha theadmin thanks
[11:34] <progesterone> geekphreak So, I want to have both XP and Ubuntu installed.
[11:34] <dhanesh> it is 18.7% threadmin
[11:34] <theadmin> babu__: I doubt whatever you call "redifmail" has a room
[11:34] <theadmin> dhanesh: Well, methinks around 600 megs
[11:34] <duckwars> is there some way to back up exactly how my ubuntu installation is onto a usb thumbdrive?
[11:34] <geekphreak> progesterone: ok you will have to repartition then, any imp. data on that 80 gigs?
[11:34] <nikolam> I was thinking about some future system facility that would easy disconnect and reconnect to X for apps, without closing apps if X fails.
[11:34] <trijntje> duckwars: how big is your usb?
[11:34] <theadmin> duckwars: look into remastersys
[11:35] <duckwars> trijntje: 16 gigs
[11:35] <duckwars> thanks
[11:35] <nikolam> And also separating apps in general to ¨program¨ and Gui part
[11:35] <jeeez> hi, my pc freezes if i leave it on inactive for a long time. any idea why?
[11:35] <dhanesh> which is the player that plays radio in ubuntu
[11:35] <progesterone> geekphreak What's amp. data?
[11:35] <trijntje> duckwars: http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Dd
[11:35] <nikolam> programs could then reconnect to X as needed and Gui can restart with no hassle
[11:36] <geekphreak> amp ?
[11:36] <theadmin> jeeez: Maybe a screensaver problem?
[11:36] <theadmin> jeeez: Like a broken screensaver which hangs it
[11:36] <gaelfx> How can I play a video using mplayer via SSH? I want the video to display on the server, not the client
[11:36] <progesterone> geekphreak sorry. What''s imp. data ?
[11:36] <jeeez> theadmin: is there some place its logged for me to check?
[11:37] <geekphreak> progesterone:  in cfdisk?
[11:37] <duckwars> trijntje: that's pretty awesome
[11:37] <geekphreak> progesterone:  it could be label to ur partition , sound like saying important data
[11:37] <duckwars> thanks very mcuh
[11:37] <trijntje> duckwars: I know, you can also try google to find the proper command with gzip, that should reduce the size of the image
[11:37] <badcloud> gaelfx: export DISPLAY=:0.0
[11:38] <progesterone> geekphreak There's no important file on my harddisk. It can be wiped out.
[11:38] <duckwars> trijntje: image size isn't a concern for me really
[11:38] <dhanesh> which is the player that plays radio in ubuntu geekphreak
[11:38] <geekphreak> progesterone: just alabel then :)
[11:38] <geekphreak> progesterone: can ya pastebin cfdisk output?
[11:39] <datace> hi
[11:39] <trijntje> duckwars: that you're good to go ;)
[11:39] <progesterone> geekphreak ok I see what're asking.
[11:39] <gaelfx> badcloud: is that at before the mplayer command, an argument that belongs in the command, or something that goes after the command?
[11:39] <dhanesh> which is the player that plays radio in ubuntu geekphreak
[11:39] <progesterone> geekphreak Under Label column, it says []
[11:40] <progesterone> geekphreak Is it what you were asking?
[11:40] <geekphreak> and where its say imp. data?
[11:40] <crazybyte> hello! has somebody an idea how could I define network aliases without breaking the Network Manager? Thanks!
[11:41] <duckwars> trijntje: when I do this DD command should my USB drive be mounted or unmounted?
[11:41] <dhanesh> which is the player that plays radio in ubuntu geekphreak
[11:41] <progesterone> geekphreak I don't see anything like imp. data on cfdisk output.
[11:41] <duckwars> i guess mounted
[11:41] <badcloud> how to debug pulseaudio instead of it running in daemon mode at startup?
[11:41] <geekphreak> progesterone: ok so where do u see imp. data that ya asked for ?
[11:41] <badcloud> karmic
[11:42] <gaelfx> badcloud: nevermind, figured it out
[11:42] <progesterone> geekphreak I didn't see anywhere.
[11:43] <progesterone> geekphreak I though you asked if there's any imp. data.
[11:43] <geekphreak> oh ok
[11:43] <geekphreak> kool
[11:43] <trijntje> duckwars: mounted, you are creating a file called backup.img. Alse dont use a FAT-formatted disk as it can only hold files smaller than 5G
[11:43] <trijntje> *4G
[11:43] <geekphreak> progesterone: this is how i would go about it
[11:44] <progesterone> geekphreak What do you mean?
[11:44] <geekphreak> like 30 gb for windows as c , 40 for / linux , and some swap :)
[11:44] <datace> Can linux run a webcam? I cant access my cam..
[11:44] <geekphreak> you will need to recreate partition progesterone
[11:45] <progesterone> geekphreak How?
[11:45] <progesterone> geekphreak using cfdisk?
[11:45] <geekphreak> progesterone:  you can use cfdisk to repartition
[11:45] <geekphreak> yeah
[11:45] <maginot> or fdisk
[11:45] <maginot> =)
[11:45] <geekphreak> you also use ubuntu partition page during setup
[11:46] <progesterone> geekphreak I've freshly installed XP on the harddisk.
[11:46] <geekphreak> progesterone: i like cfdisk :)
[11:46] <RP64> guys I ned HALP
[11:46] <RP64> i ned halp BAD
[11:46] <RP64> any1 here?
[11:46] <geekphreak> progesterone: oh man , u will need to split it then :(
[11:47] <geekphreak> there is full 80 gb windows partition :(
[11:47] <progesterone> geekphreak How can I use partition page during setup when no harddisk is detected at all?
[11:47] <Necrogami> Is it possible to open images up as your desktop wallpaper? And i'm not refering to a single image as a desktop wallpaper  I want to load multiple independant images (that refresh) as my wallpaper. I don't think it's possible but i had to ask.
[11:47] <duckwars> trijntje: does this remastersys let me make a live cd of my ubuntu installation?
[11:47] <geekphreak> progesterone:  here is the deal man
[11:47] <RP64> can some1 help me with a sound theme problem
[11:47] <RP64> after I upgraded my ubuntu to a new version the sound theme isn't working anymore!
[11:47] <plouffe> as of this morning I can only use xterm. My xfce session fails with this error: "/usr/bin/xmodmap: unable to open file '/usr/share/apps/kxkb/ubuntu.xmodmap' for reading. Any idea why this suddenly happens, how to fix it?
[11:47] <geekphreak> you already have windows on whole drive, and linux at this time dont see ur drive
[11:47] <RP64> even tho its still installed and on the drop down list and when I sample it it palys the sounds
[11:48] <progesterone> RP64 please post your problem specifically.
[11:48] <RP64> ??? i did
[11:48] <geekphreak> progesterone: either you can recreate partition and reinstall window/ linux with correct structure
[11:48] <progesterone> RP64 probably in one go.
[11:48] <RP64> progesterone: wtf are u talking about? How didn't I do that?
[11:48] <geekphreak> progesterone:  you can also use gparted live cd to make partition
[11:49] <progesterone> RP64 Watch your language, dude. I'm just trying to help you.
[11:49] <RP64> After I upgraded my ubuntu to a new version (8.10 to 9.04), the sound theme isn't working anymore. It's still installed and on the drop down list in choosing sound themes, and when I sample it it plays the sounds. But when logging on / off theres no sounds playing
[11:49] <RP64> ^ there in 1 go
[11:50] <Necrogami> Is it possible to open images up as your desktop wallpaper? And i'm not refering to a single image as a desktop wallpaper  I want to load multiple independant images (that refresh) as my wallpaper. I don't think it's possible but i had to ask.
[11:50] <geekphreak> RP64:  did you disable it?
[11:50] <hero1900> hi guys i am traying to restrict access for some users to access gdm in period of times using PAM but nothing working
[11:50] <RP64> geekphreak:  I only just upgraded the version , i didn't do anything in the settings of sound theme so does upgrading auto-disable it ??
[11:50] <geekphreak> hope you did not choose no sound :p
[11:50] <progesterone> geekphreak OR?
[11:50] <RP64> geekphreak: how can I check that
[11:51] <hero1900> is there any documentation about PAM in ubuntu
[11:51] <hero1900> ???
[11:51] <geekphreak> progesterone: or you can use gparted live cd
[11:51] <RP64> geekphreak:  do you mean like are my speakers muted cus in that case no lol
[11:51] <geekphreak> RP64:  see speaker icon? on top
[11:51] <progesterone> geekphreak gparted live cd?
[11:51] <RP64> geekphreak:  no my sounds work when I click their sample button in the dropdown menu but when actually logging on / off theres nothing playing
[11:52] <jophish> If I have a partition , is there any way I can replace that partition with a logical partition, with the original partition inside it ?
[11:52] <nbtstatz> as i can add a NIC module in kernel, like this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/AddingModules but my kernel dont support r6040 module, i can add this singly?
[11:52] <geekphreak> progesterone: yeah it will allow you to resize / repartition ur hard drive
[11:52] <jophish> so, can I move a partition from being a primary partition to being in a logical partition?
[11:53] <progesterone> geekphreak Thanks dude.
[11:53] <geekphreak> no worries
[11:53] <progesterone> geekphreak Your help means a lot to me because I can't google it at all.
[11:53] <fabio333> google has changed
[11:53] <RP64> geekphreak:  so wat do u think
[11:53] <geekphreak> progesterone: u got a cd burner there right?
[11:54] <Flirty> hi i have a energy problem with the acer d 250 can someone help me?
[11:54] <akamaus> hello, I've installed ruby-1.8 on Ubuntu-9.10. irb-1.8 hangs on start. Any ruby script Including hello-world one liner too. What might be the reason?
[11:54] <geekphreak> RP64: do this
[11:54] <progesterone> geekphreak yes. Why?
[11:54] <geekphreak> RP64:  press alt=F2
[11:54] <geekphreak> alt+f2
[11:54] <RP64> uh OK
[11:55] <geekphreak> RP64:  run will open ok, type gnome-volume-control , press enter
[11:55] <RP64> oh its run application
[11:55] <paranoid_pedlar> how safe is gtk-orphan?
[11:55] <RP64> it's not my volume!
[11:55] <RP64> oh sound theme volume?
[11:55] <geekphreak> yes
[11:55] <RP64> Ok then wat
[11:55] <geekphreak> is it set to none?
[11:55] <dadadadada> hi, how can i pls resize my / partition
[11:56] <geekphreak> RP64:  turn slider alll the way up
[11:56] <RP64> well it says Master volume and  PCM and they both have sliders way up
[11:56] <RP64> for playback
[11:56] <Ascavasaion> what ports do I need to open on firestarter to allow SMB connections from remote windows machines?
[11:56] <geekphreak> for sound them, what does it say?
[11:56] <pfui> if I startx, change to another virtual terminal and then go back to the first, my X session is no longer in display, how do I bring it back?
[11:56] <RP64> it says default
[11:56] <RP64> type from theme
[11:57] <RP64> then a bunch of ones that are type built-in
[11:57] <geekphreak> what other u see?
[11:57] <geekphreak> choose any one of them
[11:57] <RP64> just those, theres tons of built-in ones
[11:57] <geekphreak> try it
[11:57] <RP64> bark drip glass sonar
[11:57] <RP64> oh but this is just for an "alert sound"
[11:57] <progesterone> geekphreak Why did you ask if I have CD burner?
[11:57] <lorena> HOLA
[11:57] <Shpongoolian> something is wrong here, at the top (gnome) panel the sound icon is gone! how do I get this back? so that I can configure my sound easily
[11:58] <lorena> rtd
[11:58] <lorena> ghugy
[11:58] <geekphreak> progesterone: to burn gparted live cd, if u plan to get it
[11:58] <RP64> geekphreak:  it doesn't let me choose a different one lol
[11:58] <RP64> geekphreak: only default
[11:58] <Guest95796> que asco de lugar
[11:58] <geekphreak> hmm
[11:58] <ranjan> can any bady can help me in configuring  java in prism ..  any help would be of great help .. thanks in advance
[11:59] <progesterone> geekphreak ok
[11:59] <RP64> geekphreak:  it just doesn't play my log on / log off sounds, but if I am in the sound theme picking window it lets me sample / hear those sounds
[11:59] <progesterone> Thanks dude.
[11:59] <lorenanena> hj
[11:59] <lorenanena> hjkhkghc
[11:59] <progesterone> geekphreak Bye
[11:59] <lorenanena> tydifut66b8kijuhnbgxertyu
[11:59] <lorenanena> oiuyjhtgrefwsarty6u7o90piuytr
[11:59] <lorenanena> 987654321
[11:59] <FloodBot1> lorenanena: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:59] <geekphreak> progesterone:  cya
[11:59] <RP64> lorenanena spamming
[11:59] <geekphreak> brb
[11:59] <RP64> geekphreak:  so wat shuld I do manng i love my sound theme this sux
[11:59] <geekphreak> RP64:  try this
[11:59] <geekphreak> close that  sond control
[12:00] <RP64> ok
[12:00] <RP64> oh and all sounds from my sound theme are working EXCEPT for log on/ log off
[12:00] <geekphreak> RP64:  bring run box backup this time try to type gksu gnome-volume-control
[12:00] <geekphreak> also chk if those sound/wav files exist, and have not been deleted
[12:00] <geekphreak> anyways brb
[12:01] <RP64> they exist i told u they play when I sample them
[12:01] <paranoid_pedlar> how safe is gtk-orphan?
[12:01] <Shpongoolian> something is wrong here, at the top (gnome) panel the sound icon is gone! how do I get this back? so that I can configure my sound easily
[12:01] <schwani> hallo :)
[12:01] <Shpongoolian> and now I also notice that I cant use the sound config thingy to configure the sound
[12:02] <schwani> So, hab das mal ausprobiert...ist das hier der irc channel von uu.de?
[12:02] <RP64> schwani
[12:02] <RP64> nein.... dieser ist irc furs UBUNTU LINUX
[12:03] <schwani> also, allgemein?
[12:03] <erUSUL> !de
[12:03] <RP64> ja
[12:03] <RP64> aber dieser ist die Englisch channel, so ob du hilfe will, muss los zu deutsche channel
[12:04] <uffo> hello how to remove netwrk interfaces from CLI like eth1, wlan3
[12:04] <schwani> gut ^ Hab da nämlich ein kleines Problem. Hab OTR-Verwaltung von der Hompage geladen. Dann das .deb Packet installiert. Und als ich das Programm starten wollte, kam nichts :(
[12:04] <RP64> schwani das gesagt dein fragen?
[12:04] <schwani> Wisst ihr woran das liegen kann?
[12:04] <erUSUL> !english
[12:05] <RP64> schwani nein nein, wir kannst nicht sprechen deutsch hier, ich ublicht weisst kleine deutsch, los zu deutsch channel fur deutsch hilfe
[12:05] <RP64> !de
[12:05] <erUSUL> uffo: unloading the corresponding module/driver
[12:05] <schwani> ok
[12:05] <schwani> sry
[12:05] <RP64> verstehen dir mich?
[12:05] <RP64> oh OK keine problemme auf wiedersehen
[12:05] <schwani> jap
[12:05] <schwani> sry
[12:05] <schwani> hats überlesen
[12:05] <fabio333> we gotta learn a foreign language
[12:05] <FloodBot1> schwani: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:05] <RP64> haha OK
[12:05] <Shpongoolian> the sound config icon at the top panel is gone, how do I get it back? and also the sound config tool does not work, wy
[12:05] <schwani> ein bisschen unübersichtlich. liegt aber warscheich am programm :D
[12:06] <depple> hihi
[12:06] <schwani> naja egal , frag dann mal im deu channel thx.
[12:06] <RP64> lol was ist wascheich
[12:06] <RP64> warscheich
[12:06] <schwani> ciao
[12:06] <RP64> ciao
[12:06] <geekphreak> Shpongoolian:  when u run this command gnome-volume-control , what do u get?
[12:06] <rww> ubottu: en
[12:07] <RP64> ubottu i was only speaking german to tell him not to speak german here and then he just said hes leaving lol
[12:07] <Markive> Hi Helpers, Anyone know a good app to unrar files please? p.s happy easter to all
[12:07] <RP64> unless ubottu is bot
[12:07] <paranoid_pedlar> how safe is gtk-orphan?
[12:07] <erUSUL> !rar
[12:07] <zapata> what software cad 3d for linix?
[12:07] <RP64> then I guess RWW yeah RWW
[12:07] <zapata> what software cad 3d for linux?
[12:07] <RP64> i was telling him to go to german channel OK god maybe get a clue no offense but seriously
[12:07] <Markive> Thanks erUSUL
[12:07] <erUSUL> !equivalents | zapata
[12:08] <datace> Can I run webcam under pidgin program?
[12:08] <legend2440> Shpongoolian: maybe this will help  http://www.damonkohler.com/2009/11/koala-missing-volume-control.html
[12:09] <uffo> erUSUL: i want to remove n2n vpn interface, ofcourse after restart n2n0 is gone but i want to remove it without restar because i cannot reconnect n2n to same interface if od exist
[12:09] <geekphreak> who asked for 3d application
[12:10] <h0dg3s> How do I remove a symbolic link?
[12:10] <crazybyte> h0dg3s, rm
[12:10] <h0dg3s> crazybyte: says it's a directory
[12:10] <Guest75950> hi anyone know the channel for xdmx ?
[12:10] <h0dg3s> and rm -f deletes the directory
[12:11] <h0dg3s> *rm -r, andI want to remove the link, not delete the folder
[12:11] <erUSUL> uffo: try « sudo ip link del <iface_name> »
[12:11] <hateball> h0dg3s: unlink <stuff>
[12:11] <RisingChurch> Anyone have any experience fixing stuck resolutions?
[12:11] <RisingChurch> It's stuck at 640x340 max.
[12:12] <RP64> geekphreak:  so wat should i do???
[12:12] <geekphreak> RP64:  rest all sound work, if just logon/off dont work, make sure they even exist
[12:12] <h0dg3s> hateball: Same think, teslls me it cannot unlink '/home/chromiumos': Is a directory
[12:12] <h0dg3s> *thing
[12:12] <h0dg3s> wow I'm typing like a tard
[12:13] <RP64> geekphreak:  I did, they play in testing sample
[12:13] <RP64> geekphreak:  so they exist
[12:13] <uffo> erUSUL: thank you much it worked
[12:13] <RP64> geekphreak:  the logon worked before the upgrade
[12:14] <geekphreak> RP64:  any other account that system?
[12:14] <RP64> geekphreak:  no its only my laptop
[12:14] <geekphreak> RP64:  does sound scheme work on other account if u have any other there
[12:14] <geekphreak> k
[12:14] <RP64> geekphreak:  does this usually hapen when upgrading versions?
[12:15] <Shpongoolian> geekphreak, I get the standard sound configuring tool, but it doesnt make any changes, if i change volume or mute, the sound is still on the same volume...
[12:15] <geekphreak> RP64:  not really,
[12:15] <geekphreak> Shpongoolian:  how many cound card there, make sure ur choosing right sound card device
[12:16] <RP64> geekphreak:  OMG hallp meh D :
[12:16] <RP64> geekphreak:  im so skrewed!
[12:16] <geekphreak> RP64: nothing else comes to mind sorry :)
[12:16] <geekphreak> RP64: it is just a sound scheme man ,, relax lol
[12:17] <maginot> well, have to go now... [ ]s
[12:17] <RP64> geekphreak:  but its sOOO good and kool
[12:18] <RP64> geekphreak:  its like sounds from Megaman X and Half life 2 combined in this crazy sound files I found
[12:18] <RisingChurch> Ugh
[12:18] <RisingChurch> Every solution I'm reading involves editing the xorg.conf
[12:18] <RisingChurch> Last time I did that I couldn't boot.
[12:18] <Benny-X>   (which sound scheme is this?)
[12:18] <RP64> RisingChurch:  thats what she said
[12:18] <tomatoes7> with bash, when i type "cp --help" what can i add to that line so it prints one page at a time?
[12:18] <RisingChurch> This is frustratingly stupid.
[12:18] <RP64> Benny-X:  its called Ultimate edition 2.2 sound and I found the megaman parts from random online .wav file cache
[12:18] <rww> tomatoes7: cp --help | less
[12:19] <Benny-X> tomatoes7: add     | more       to the end
[12:19] <Benny-X> (or |less)
[12:19] <Ascavasaion> HOw do I mount a folder on an NTFS partition so that the owner is not root?
[12:19] <Benny-X> RP64, ok thanks. love old school sfx
[12:19] <RP64> Benny-X:  lol np the megaman part was all from the .wavs i found tho
[12:19] <geekphreak> tomatoes7:  you can also press shift + up arrow key to move up after cp --help
[12:20] <Benny-X> tomatoes7: or use man; ie    man cp
[12:20] <geekphreak> tomatoes7:  sorry shift key(pressed) + page up
[12:20] <Ascavasaion> HOw do I mount a folder on an NTFS partition so that the owner is not root?  /dev/sda1	/media/ntfs	auto	rw,user,auto,exec	0	0 is my current /etc/fstab entry.  Any advice?
[12:21] <Lumpy> someone help me out here...
[12:21] <erUSUL> !ntfs | Ascavasaion
[12:21] <Lumpy> im lookin for an adjective to describe an algorithm or routine-- meaning flexible or deals well with any input
[12:21] <bazhang> Lumpy, ask a question then
[12:21] <Ascavasaion> thanks erUSUL
[12:21]  * geekphreak needs coffee
[12:21] <bazhang> Lumpy, what does this have to with ubuntu support
[12:22] <Lumpy> nothing but i figured id find some programmers awake here
[12:22] <geekphreak> Lumpy:  lol
[12:22] <om26er> Ascavasaion, /dev/sda1 /media/ntfs ntfs defaults 0 2 would be simpler
[12:22] <Lumpy> im trying to write my thesis if you have any constructive input id appreciate it
[12:22] <bazhang> Lumpy, try #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:22] <RisingChurch> flippant
[12:22] <rooy> Hi !
[12:22] <RisingChurch> So, if I made mt xorg.conf file have the lowest permissions possible
[12:22] <_21h_> anybody tried to integrate xchat into Gnome Indicator applet?
[12:23] <RisingChurch> I could edit it using a live CD right?
[12:23] <Ascavasaion> om26er, Thank you.
[12:27] <enth> 
[12:27] <mouseaway> Ubuntu got bugs :(
[12:27] <geekphreak> bk
[12:28] <IdleOne> mouseaway: yep, lots of them. you are welcome to help fix them :) www.luanchpad.net
[12:28] <IdleOne> launchpad.net*
[12:29] <mouseaway> I still haven't figured out
[12:29] <mouseaway> How to fix the stupid fan issue
[12:29] <mouseaway> When I do, sure I'll post it.
[12:29] <elyob> Hi, I managed to break GRUB and now am stuck at the initramfs prompt when I boot up ... any suggestions on repairing it?
[12:29] <bazhang> mouseaway, got a bug link?
[12:29] <mouseaway> I do
[12:29] <IdleOne> elyob: what Ubuntu version?
[12:29] <elyob> 9.10
[12:29] <mouseaway> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingACPI
[12:29] <plouffe> how can I completely remove a program with config files using the command line?
[12:29] <IdleOne> !grub2 | elyob
[12:30] <IdleOne> plouffe: sudo apt-get purge packagename
[12:30] <plouffe> IdleOne thx
[12:30] <mouseaway> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpid/+bug/160291
[12:30] <erUSUL> plouffe: aptitude purge
[12:30] <erUSUL> plouffe: then remove any conf files from your home if any
[12:30] <geekphreak> plouffe: apt-get purge app_name
[12:31] <mouseaway> IdleOne: If I fix the bug will I get a Ubuntu key chain?
[12:31] <plouffe> erUSUL thx
[12:31] <IdleOne> mouseaway: nope
[12:31] <geekphreak> mouseaway:  u get a ty :p
[12:31] <mouseaway> Damn lol
[12:32] <IdleOne> mouseaway: but you do get the satisfaction of knowing you help out a great project and other users who won't be affected by the bug in the future
[12:32] <indus> bah that satisfaction is not enough, i want a keychain too
[12:32] <indus> or a mug
[12:32] <perlsyntax> How can i get into the irc java chat room i did sign in and still can't get in?
[12:32] <RisingChurch> What is the best way to edit it my xorg.conf file as to give me the best chance of not destroying everything?
[12:32] <IdleOne> perlsyntax: which room?
[12:32] <perlsyntax> #java
[12:33] <tumii> RisingChurch: take a backup of it before editing=
[12:33] <indus> perlsyntax, check message
[12:33] <tumii> ?
[12:33] <IdleOne> perlsyntax: have you registered with nickserv?
[12:33] <perlsyntax> yes i have
[12:33] <geekphreak> RisingChurch: make a backup?
[12:33] <IdleOne> perlfection: identiied also?
[12:33] <IdleOne> identified*
[12:33] <RisingChurch> Well
[12:33] <perlsyntax> how do i check message?
[12:33] <RisingChurch> I don't know how that would do me anygood since the last time I couldn't boot at all
[12:33] <elyob> IdleOne: Thanks ... just off to reboot now that I have run that :)
[12:33] <bazhang> perlsyntax, could you please take care of this in #freenode
[12:34] <IdleOne> elyob: hope it works
[12:34] <geekphreak> RisingChurch:  live cd?
[12:34] <RisingChurch> Can't edit xorg.conf file with the live CD
[12:34] <geekphreak> huh why?
[12:34] <indus> RisingChurch, delete the contents in xorg and start fresh
[12:34] <RisingChurch> Because I don't have permission
[12:34] <indus> RisingChurch, if using 9.10 i mean
[12:34] <RisingChurch> indus, it has like nothing in it by default.
[12:34] <indus> RisingChurch, use sudo
[12:34] <elyob> IdleOne: So do I .... it did show up everything I expected during the process.
[12:35] <datace> anyone can I ask here?
[12:35] <indus> RisingChurch, then? you want to add to it?
[12:35] <RisingChurch> yes, It's just about the only solution I can find to fix this stupid resolution problem.
[12:35] <geekphreak> Dr_Willis: hi
[12:35] <geekphreak> RisingChurch: nvidia card?
[12:35] <RisingChurch> I tired to sudo, but I couldn't find my way to the file in terminal.
[12:35] <RisingChurch> Yes.
[12:35] <RisingChurch> FX 5200
[12:36] <geekphreak> RisingChurch:  sudo vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[12:36] <RisingChurch> And that would work on the live CD?
[12:36] <geekphreak> RisingChurch:  you will have to mount partition :p
[12:36] <geekphreak> then choose path
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> Howdy
[12:37] <tchomol> can we use yahoo mesenger on ubuntu karmic koala?
[12:37] <geekphreak> tchomol: yes empathy
[12:37] <RisingChurch> Would just selecting the filesystem from the gui count as mounting it?
[12:37] <tumii> When will 10.04 be released?
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> tumii:  10.04 is the date of release
[12:37] <tumii> ah
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> 2010 4th month. end of the month
[12:38] <tumii> i know
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> Unless it gets delayed.
[12:38] <tumii> but the exact date i asked for?
[12:38] <tumii> (if it has been given)
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> tumii:  there is no exact date
[12:38] <tchomol> but i want to share pic and use web cam but i can't
[12:38] <tumii> ok
[12:38] <bazhang> tumii, not known, end of month #ubuntu+1 for support
[12:38] <tumii> okay
[12:38] <geekphreak> RisingChurch: sudo mkdir /tempp  , then mount /dev/sda? /tempp then sudo vi /tempp/etc/X11/xorg.conf
[12:39] <LjL> eh, then why does !lucid say april 29?
[12:39] <geekphreak> RisingChurch:  substiture ur own values
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> thats the last day of the month..
[12:39] <enth> Are Control Codes blocked here?
[12:39] <geekphreak> RisingChurch:  imp. make a backup first of that file,
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> enth:  control codes? such as?
[12:39] <LjL> Dr_Willis: it's also an exact date
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> LjL:  and its subject to change.
[12:39] <enth> Push ctrl+v and then ctrl+b, type your message and hit enter, then see what happens.
[12:40] <rww> enth: yes, they are.
[12:40] <Dr_Willis> enth:  that would depend on the irc client i imagine also.. what are you expecting to happen?
[12:40] <enth> Bold highlighted text.
[12:40] <Dr_Willis> i imagine mirc color codes are also blocked.
[12:41] <geekphreak> RisingChurch:  got it dude?
[12:41] <Greens> hi all
[12:41] <RisingChurch> Yeah, make a backup
[12:41] <geekphreak> good luck
[12:41] <LjL> Dr_Willis: the world is also subject to be destroyed by a meteor but that doesn't entice an answer of "not known" to "when will the sun rise tomorrow". in any case, if the answers here were warranted, then the !lucid factoid isn't - one or the other.
[12:42] <geekphreak> LjL is it, ?
[12:42] <LjL> geekphreak: what?
[12:42] <geekphreak> LjL earth being hit by meteor
[12:42] <LjL> geekphreak: hopefully
[12:46] <sanderj> How do I change the keyboard layout on a server without a grafical desktop installed?
[12:47] <stix> Hi guys. Where are the netboot-dir on the 9.10 386 install cd?
[12:48] <hateball> sanderj: I think it's "dpkg-reconfigure console-setup"
[12:49] <elky> Does gwibber maintain a log somewhere of the broadcasts typed in to it? If so, where?
[12:49] <sanderj> hateball, thanks.
[12:49] <om26er> elky, dont think so
[12:51] <zubin71> hi; by mistake i got into the mysql shell and dropped the "mysql" database. is there anything i can do about it now or should i completely un-install and reinstall over?
[12:51] <geekphreak> zubin71:  :)
[12:51] <dhanesh> how much of swap space is needed for suspending ubuntu
[12:51] <zubin71> geekphreak, hehe... yeah, i know it was stupid... :)
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> i think its as much as you got ram dhanesh . but more wouldent hurt
[12:52] <zubin71> geekphreak, so i have to do a complete reinstallation?
[12:52] <zubin71> no other way?
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> dhanesh:   how much ram you have?
[12:52] <geekphreak> zubin71: yep
[12:52] <geekphreak> zubin71: next time , make a backup ;)
[12:52] <dhanesh> sir i have 1.5 gb of ram
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> dhanesh:  you could try 1.5gb of swap. or if you got the HD space perhaps 2gb
[12:52] <dhanesh>  
[12:53] <zubin71> geekphreak, ok; so is this the command "$ sudo apt-get remove --purge mysql-server" followed by "$sudo apt-get install mysql-server"?
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> dhanesh:  ive never had much luck with hibernate/suspend - too many other issues
[12:53] <zubin71> geekphreak, will do
[12:53] <elyob> IdleOne: Heh, backup .. no problems ... have now dumped the post-it with the linux and initrd commands ... :)
[12:53] <dhanesh> oh i dont have that much of dis space dr willis
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> You may not want to use hibernate/suspend then.  Or try 1.5gb.. if you cant do 1.5gb.. well..
[12:54] <IdleOne> elyob: :) happy it worked
[12:55] <rocket16> Hello all, is there a way that I can use Friend's list in Empathy IRC?
[12:55] <rocket16> I earlier tried XChat, but this Empathy is nice, :)
[12:55] <rocket16> :'(
[12:55] <RisingChurch> konversation is better than both imo
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> rocket16:  most peopel who do a lot of irc.. perfer xchat or some other irc specilized clients
[12:56] <elyob> Now, for my next bootup issue ... on bootup I get two errors "could not update ICEauthority file /var/lib/gdm/.ICEauthority
[12:56]  * geekphreak happy with pidgin
[12:56] <jasonmchristos> pidgin is great
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> I will stick to WeeChat for Irc. :)
[12:56] <rocket16> Konversation is for KDE, and can it be used for IM? I don't think so,
[12:56] <jasonmchristos> hey
[12:57]  * NathanBdot uses X-Chat
[12:57] <elyob> and Problem with sonfiguration /usr/ib/libgconf-2-4/gconf-sanity-check-2 exited status 256
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> quassle is a kde irc client that has some amazeing features.
[12:57] <geekphreak> rocket16:  just irc
[12:57] <jasonmchristos> anyone can help me with how to reinstall my system when my encrypted home is on another partition
[12:57] <jasonmchristos> how will i inject the key?
[12:57] <rocket16> Ok, but what I wanted to ask was is there any Friend's list for Empathy?
[12:57]  * rocket16 likes XChat, GNOME-XChat and Empathy
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> rocket16:  irc dosent really do the 'friends' sort of thing.. Check the empathy docs they may have somthing similer for irc.. but ive never seen  the feature there.
[12:58] <vinylfreak89> I just upgraded Karmic to Lucid and now I get this error when SSHing in
[12:58] <geekphreak> empthay has friend list yes
[12:58] <vinylfreak89> also VNC  does not start like usual
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> vinylfreak89:  see #ubuntu+1  for lucid
[12:58] <vinylfreak89> /usr/bin/byobu-janitor: 63: cannot create /root/.byobu/color: Read-only file system
[12:58] <vinylfreak89> ah ok ty
[12:59] <elky> om26er, ooh, actually it does. ~/.cache/gwibber/gwibber.log
[13:00] <om26er> elky, thanks that adds to my knowlegde :)
[13:01] <elky> om26er, it doesn't appear to log the actual messages though, but it does log just about everything else.
[13:02] <zagabar_> How do I scroll up in windows in screen in terminals from putty?
[13:04] <SolarisBoy> zagabar_: copy mode is generally CTRL + esc in linux
[13:04] <Ascavasaion> HOw do you access your root account on Ubuntu?
[13:04] <smerz> sudo
[13:04] <geekphreak> sudo
[13:04] <SolarisBoy> sudo -s
[13:04] <erUSUL> !root | Ascavasaion
[13:04] <zagabar_> SolarisBoy: Copymode? :S I didn't talk about a copy mode.
[13:05] <smerz> "sudo commad" will run command as root. "sudo -s" opens a root shell
[13:05] <Ascavasaion> hehehe
[13:05] <SolarisBoy> zagabar_: screen disables scrollback by default
[13:05] <SolarisBoy> zagabar_: you need to go to copy mode to scroll back afaik
[13:05] <popey> SolarisBoy: not quite, you can access the scrollback inside screen
[13:05] <popey> that makes sense :)
[13:05] <zagabar_> SolarisBoy: oh, why does it do that?
[13:05] <zagabar_> And I am on windows, so ctrl-esc is something entirely different
[13:06] <SolarisBoy> lol i dont know,, im guess it has something to do with virtualizing terminals
[13:06] <zagabar_> Okay.
[13:06] <SolarisBoy> zagabar_: is it ? even when your focused on the screen window?
[13:06] <elyob> Anyone know why I may be getting ICEauthority messages on bootup?
[13:06] <SolarisBoy> zagabar_: if so then find out the shortcut for windows/putty/screen
[13:06] <zagabar_> SolarisBoy: Yep. ctrl - esc is open the start menu
[13:06] <geekphreak> elyob: did oyu change password?
[13:06] <zagabar_> Okay. Thanks
[13:07] <Ascavasaion> Okay, but the root account is still there... how do I log in as root?
[13:07] <SolarisBoy> Ascavasaion: you need to set the password
[13:07] <erUSUL> Ascavasaion: you wont
[13:07] <Ascavasaion> I understand it is not wide to run root... but when I sudo chown username /media/ntfs it does not work.
[13:08] <smerz> sudo chown will run the command as root.
[13:08] <SolarisBoy> Ascavasaion: thats not the syntax of chown
[13:08] <erUSUL> Ascavasaion: what do you spect to happen ?
[13:08] <smerz> logging in as root and running the same command will not fix the issue for you.
[13:08] <smerz> command syntax must be wrong
[13:08] <SolarisBoy> it is
[13:08] <SolarisBoy> sudo chown user:group <-R> /media/ntfs if thats a directory
[13:09] <smerz> try "sudo chown -R user /path/to/folder"
[13:09] <SolarisBoy> err yea
[13:09] <ace721> Is it possible to password protect and encrypt and external HDD?
[13:09] <smerz> optitionally you can do user:group to chown both user and group in one go
[13:09] <smerz> -R will chown all folder contents recursively
[13:09] <SolarisBoy> smerz: i find it wise
[13:09] <Lint01> ace721: TrueCrypt?
[13:10] <erUSUL> Ascavasaion: if you have problems with permissions in a ntfs partition the correct way to fix it is with mount options
[13:10] <ace721> Lint01, Is that a program?
[13:10] <elyob> geekphreak: nope. may have installed something, but no idea what now.
[13:10] <Lint01> ace721: yes
[13:10] <Ascavasaion> It is working now... I used the line smerz gave me :)
[13:10] <ace721> Lint01, have you ever used it/ is it easy to use?
[13:11] <geekphreak> elyob: whats the exact error message?
[13:11] <dhanesh> playing radio in ubuntu
[13:11] <Ascavasaion> No.. I was wrong... it never worked... bleh
[13:11] <Lint01> ace721: yes I believe... all such programs are similar, but this one is x-platform and portable
[13:12] <ace721> Lint01, thank you for your help! I'll give it a try
[13:13] <dhanesh>                                   geekphreak playing radio in ubuntu
[13:13] <dhanesh> geekphreak playing radio in ubuntu
[13:18] <elyob> geekphreak: could not update ICEauthority file /var/lib/gdm/.ICEauthority
[13:18] <elyob> geekphreak: and Problem with configuration /usr/ib/libgconf-2-4/gconf-sanity-check-2 exited status 256
[13:18] <smerz> ye i had that one too at some point. the ICEauthority
[13:18] <smerz> i deleted the folder ".ICEauthority" haven't had it since i think
[13:19] <theadmin> what's this ICE thing by the way? Apart from "InterCity Express" and the real ice %)
[13:19] <elyob> Have tried the examples I can find chmod 755 on some xml file for second error .. no luck
[13:19] <smerz> elyob, second error I dunno
[13:19] <smerz> first one you can just delete that folder (afaik)
[13:20] <dhanesh> playing internet radio in ubuntu
[13:21] <sda_> hi all, question: if i have an ssh server, i want send a long process with video output (like badblock) but i don't want take my connected pc turnon\connect too much time, how i can close my sshconnection without close the process, and when i reconnect on ssh still watch the process running? sorry for my english
[13:21] <zubin71> hello. i need to completely remove mysql and configure it from scratch. how do i do that?
[13:21] <dhanesh> playing internet radio in ubuntu how sda_
[13:21] <theadmin> zubin71: How did you install it?
[13:22] <theadmin> dhanesh: Do not repeat, and do not randomly put nicks in messages
[13:22] <zubin71> theadmin, sudo apt-get install mysql-server
[13:22] <frxstrem> how can I mount an ISO file in Ubuntu?
[13:22] <linxeh> is there any calendar server software (free) that can sync to blackberry calendars ?
[13:22] <theadmin> zubin71: do: sudo apt-get purge mysql-server
[13:22] <sda_> dhanesh, i cannot understand, sorry
[13:22] <Jork> Hello is it posibble to somehow modify vlc to play vob anm mkv(720p and 1080p) more smooth?
[13:22] <Jork> and*
[13:22] <dhanesh> what are you saying theadmin
[13:22] <theadmin> sda_: He's trolling this channel with this question for around 5 hours already, do not worry
[13:22] <theadmin> dhanesh: I mean, do not repeat your question too often
[13:23] <PMantis1> theadmin: Wouldn't it be sudo apt-get remove --purge mysql-server ?
[13:23] <theadmin> PMantis1: Both work the same way
[13:23] <zubin71> theadmin, i did that ; and installed again. but i wasnt asked to configure the password ...
[13:23] <theadmin> zubin71: Strange :/ huh. i dunno even.
[13:23] <dhanesh> ok i will ask another please theadmin
[13:24] <theadmin> dhanesh: Ask around each 20 minutes. Also, post this question on ubuntuforums.org
[13:24] <dhanesh> playing radio theadmin
[13:24] <dhanesh> playing radio theadmin
[13:24] <dhanesh> playing radio theadmin
[13:24] <FloodBot1> dhanesh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:24] <PMantis> theadmin: Ok, I can go to be now. I learned my "something" for the day. :)
[13:25] <PMantis> s/be/bed/
[13:25] <zubin71> PMantis, theadmin, should i be removing more than just mysql-server? any more mysql components need to be removed?
[13:25] <theadmin> zubin71: I don't know :/ Never stumbled on this... but... doesn't dpkg have some "deconfigure" or something flag?
[13:26] <PMantis> dokg-reconfigure, but no "de" or "un" configure.
[13:27]  * PMantis smacks himself for typos
[13:27] <abssorb> Hi,  AutoFS of /home.  Not ideal.  Looking for suggestions / alternatives?  I have a small 9.10 network, with 3 users. We all share, and like to have our accounts move with us.   Problem 1.  If NFS interrupted (switch or server reboot), client hangs.   Problem 2. If user logs in to 2 clients, problems with lock files on apps.  Looking for fix for hang, and/or elegant alternative which also solves problem 2. TIA.
[13:27] <theadmin> PMantis: okay, me is wrong. me is confused. me has no idea.
[13:27] <dhanesh> theadmin please help me
[13:27] <theadmin> dhanesh: For chrissake, STOP REPEATING
[13:28] <dhanesh> playing photos theadmin
[13:28] <IdleOne> theadmin: please watch your language
[13:28] <theadmin> IdleOne: "chrissake" is not a swear
[13:28] <theadmin> IdleOne: Or am i wrong? o_O
[13:28] <theadmin> dhanesh: playing photos?
[13:28] <frxstrem> do anyone know how to mount/unmount ISO files in Ubuntu? I know there's a way to do it, but I don't know what it is
[13:28] <dhanesh> then what i want to do theadmin
[13:28] <IdleOne> theadmin: using religious terms in a derogatory manner is cursing
[13:28] <tomatoes7> theadmin, no religion either
[13:28] <theadmin> frxstrem: terminal way: mount -o loop isofile directory
[13:29] <Jork> How can I modify vlc to plays hd movies mor smooth. (it uses to much proc power)?
[13:29] <rww> ubottu: iso | frxstrem
[13:29] <Jork> i use nvidia 8400gs and 3gb of ram
[13:29] <frxstrem> theadmin and rww: thanks :)
[13:29] <dhanesh> theadmin playing music in windows
[13:29] <theadmin> tomatoes7, IdleOne: Okay.
[13:29] <IdleOne> theadmin: thank you :)
[13:29] <dhanesh> theadmin playing music in windows
[13:30] <bao_> how to connect to bluetooth a2dp device?
[13:30] <dhanesh> bao_ its easy can i tell
[13:30] <bao_> how?
[13:30] <crimz> i'd like flash to not just list "Linux Microphone" but also line-in, how?
[13:30] <dhanesh> its easy pal
[13:31] <geekphreak> i got disconnetced again
[13:31] <dhanesh> geekphreak are you ok now
[13:32] <dhanesh> what is the use of irc
[13:32] <geekphreak> dhanesh: i think so sir
[13:33] <dhanesh> geekphreak how much of swap space is needed for hibernating ubuntu
[13:33] <LekeFly> Any programs that can lightscribe on ubuntu.. ?
[13:33] <geekphreak> dhanesh: i think someone already answered that question for you
[13:33] <geekphreak> when u said u had 1.5 gb of ram
[13:33] <LekeFly> Also.. anything i should watch out for when buying a dvd burner.. ?
[13:34] <geekphreak> LekeFly: wish it burns lol
[13:34] <dhanesh> no i was not at that time geekphreak
[13:34] <Jork> I found par of solution but still I dont know how to change enable_audio_equ = "no" file in mplayer to be played hd video files more smoothly?
[13:34] <dhanesh> can you answer me>:o
[13:35] <IdleOne> dhanesh: I think with 15.GB of ram and 2GB of swap you should be good to go
[13:35] <IdleOne> 1.5*
[13:35] <theadmin> geekphreak, IdleOne: His question is how to play internet radio
[13:35] <IdleOne> install flash
[13:35] <IdleOne> !flash | geekphreak
[13:35] <dhanesh> yes man what you will do theadmin
[13:36] <geekphreak> IdleOne:  what?
[13:36] <dhanesh>  yes man what you will do theadmin
[13:36] <geekphreak> IdleOne:  i dont need any help ,
[13:37] <theadmin> dhanesh: If i recall correctly, VLC supports many streaming protocols, i'm quite sure internet-radio is one of them.
[13:37] <IdleOne> geekphreak: ohh lol sorry
[13:37] <dhanesh> are you angry with me theadmin
[13:37] <theadmin> dhanesh: No, why would i be?
[13:37] <IdleOne> dhanesh: what is the problem you are having?
[13:37] <geekphreak> theadmin: he just wants to play some online radio music thing?
[13:37] <dhanesh> oh sorry theadmin
[13:38] <theadmin> geekphreak: No real idea, he can't explain anything
[13:38] <geekphreak> well he can use amarok, to play some online stream
[13:38] <geekphreak> other options avaliable too
[13:38] <IdleOne> he can use any of the music players in the repo to play online stream afaik
[13:39] <geekphreak> true
[13:39] <theadmin> IdleOne: Even mplayer can do that? o_O
[13:39] <IdleOne> theadmin: yes
[13:39] <IdleOne> I believe so
[13:39] <theadmin> IdleOne: o_O I learned my "new" today.
[13:39] <geekphreak> audacious too :p
[13:39] <IdleOne> I prefer VLC so not sure but I think they all do
[13:39] <IdleOne> later
[13:40] <theadmin> IdleOne: I preffer VLC to all of them too... VLC + FF with Java/Flash though is X_X
[13:40] <theadmin> It starts being all "krrrrh"
[13:40] <dhanesh>  theadmin i have rhythmbox player.there is an icon of radio in it.when i click on it no streams came why?
[13:40] <theadmin> dhanesh: I think you must add them manually, never used rhythmbox though
[13:40] <dhanesh> ok theadmin
[13:41] <dhanesh> theadmin: dhanesh: I think you must add them manually, never used rhythmbox though
[13:41] <stix> Is this wireless nic supported by Ubuntu: http://www.cortexsystems.dk/shop/wireless/wlm200nx_en.html ?
[13:41] <dhanesh> theadmin: dhanesh: I think you must add them manually, never used rhythmbox though
[13:41] <geekphreak> i think he need rything_radio-browser plugin
[13:42] <Pici> dhanesh: Please stop repeating.
[13:42] <geekphreak> i am done with dhanesh
[13:42] <dhanesh> what you will do pici
[13:42] <dhanesh> geekphreak how are you
[13:42] <vivid> oh yea baby, trolls at 6 AM
[13:43] <geekphreak> vivid:  right
[13:43] <theadmin> vivid: 6 AM? Hm, where are you? /me has 4 PM over here
[13:43] <vivid> im in seattle
[13:43] <vivid> !offtopic
[13:43] <theadmin> vivid: Yeah yeah, i know. Just wondered.
[13:43] <vivid> ill scold myself :p
[13:43] <Ascavasaion> what is the port for web administrating Samba with SWAT?
[13:43] <Pici> dhanesh: Perhaps #ubuntu-in would be better.  We are all struggling to understand you here.
[13:44] <dhanesh> dhanesh: Perhaps #ubuntu-in would be better.  We are all struggling to understand you here.
[13:44] <theadmin> Pici: "in"?
[13:44] <Ascavasaion> https://localhost:???
[13:44] <geekphreak> theadmin: prob india
[13:44] <Pici> theadmin: india
[13:44] <theadmin> Ascavasaion: netstat might be of some help to see where stuff is running
[13:45] <abssorb> What's the best channel for ubuntu networking questions?
[13:45] <geekphreak> pici thank you
[13:45] <theadmin> Pici: Phew, thanks a lot
[13:45] <theadmin> abssorb: Depends on what networking you mean, most likely this channel will fit
[13:45] <vivid> Ascavasaion, is it 901?
[13:46] <abssorb> theadmin:  OK thanks.  I will wait
[13:46] <Ascavasaion> vivid, Perfect... thank you
[13:47] <Guest63742> d
[13:48] <yemino> Do you now a fortran IDE?
[13:48] <theadmin> bleh i wish IRC would have grep
[13:48] <cba123> I'm looking for a file indexer, similar to google desktop, but I can't seem to get something to work right.  Strigi is freezing on a folder, beagle doesn't seem to find everything, tracker won't start for some reason, and google-desktop crashes once it indexes everything.  Any other suggestions?
[13:48] <Pici> theadmin: your client might have a /lastlog command (irssi does)
[13:49] <geekphreak> cba123: in beagle u have to add folder
[13:49] <theadmin> Pici: It does not, it seems
[13:49] <cba123> geekphreak, I added all my folders, and it still seems not to find everything.
[13:50] <theadmin> cba123: Do you have rx permissions in this folder?
[13:51] <cba123> theadmin, The folder it isn't finding everything in?  Yes, I added everything in /mnt and everything in /media.  I have rwx to everything in /mnt and /media.  Come to think of it, I added /mnt and /media themselves too
[13:51] <Jork> what means "unsupported pixelformat -1" error in mplayer? And how can I fix this?
[13:52] <theadmin> Can someone explain what does that "sticky" thing do?
[13:52] <geekphreak> cba123: heard of atfish?
[13:52] <geekphreak> catfish*
[13:53] <cba123> geekphreak, Yeah, I've had it installed for a while.  Seems to have the same issue
[13:53] <geekphreak> oh
[13:54] <progre55> hi people! I put in a 2.5inch sata-hard disk drive with an ext4 format disk in it, but my ubuntu 9.10 64bit does not even see it. any suggestions, please?
[13:54] <progre55> but the green light on the disk drive is on
[13:55] <geekphreak> progre55:  can u open terminal ?
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  you are refering to a external usb drive or internal?
[13:55] <progre55> external usb drive, and yes, I can open the terminal
[13:55] <geekphreak> progre55:  sudo fdisk  -l
[13:55] <progre55> and dmesg does not have anything
[13:55] <geekphreak> see anything?
[13:55] <progre55> oh sec
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  theres a differeance between 'not seeing it' and just not 'auto mounting it'
[13:55] <plouffe> is there a (command line) way to print out a list of all the programs/packages that are currently installed?
[13:55] <Jork>  What means "unsupported pixelformat -1" error in mplayer? And how can I fix this?
[13:55] <theadmin> plouffe: "dpkg -l"
[13:55] <progre55> Dr_Willis: let me fdisk =)
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  ive had a great deal of issues with gnome not asking/automounting exteranl usb drives  over the last few releases
[13:56] <plouffe> theadmin thx
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  yea. check 'dmesg' command output at end.. and sudo fdisk -l output
[13:56] <Ascavasaion> what is the utility one opens to create shares?
[13:56] <Ascavasaion> what is the utility one opens to create shares for Samba, sorry.
[13:57] <progre55> Dr_Willis: dmesg has no output, and fdisk lists some drives, let me check them =)
[13:57] <vivid> Ascavasaion, right-click the directory and select Sharing Options
[13:57] <geekphreak> Ascavasaion:  system-config-samba
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> Ascavasaion:  a user can right click on a folder and set up 'user made shares' or you can just edit /etc/samba/smb.conf as needed
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> Ascavasaion:  or use some of the samba front ends.
[13:57] <Ascavasaion> thanks
[13:57] <geekphreak> or what vivid said :)
[13:58] <vivid> i still cant connect to windows machines though o.O only windows to linux
[13:58] <Jork> What means "unsupported pixelformat -1" error in mplayer? And how can I fix this?
[13:58] <geekphreak> vivid: what error?
[13:58] <progre55> geekphreak, Dr_Willis: fdisk has a bunch of drives, but one of them is "/dev/sda4           28106       60801   262630620    5  Extended". do you think it's the one?
[13:58] <unixp> do you know an application to cut videos simple?
[13:58] <geekphreak> progre55:  should be something like sdb
[13:59] <theadmin> unixp: Try Pitivi
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  you could unplug/plug the device bak in and watch 'demsg' output or tail -f /var/log/messages
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> progre55: it shoud state the sd## of the device
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> progre55: this is a usb hard drive or a flash drive? what size?
[13:59] <progre55> hmm.. sec
[13:59] <BluesKaj> Howdy
[13:59] <geekphreak> unixp: like split it?
[13:59] <unixp> geekphreak,
[13:59] <progre55> it's a hard drive from my old laptop, in a usb HD case
[14:00] <jasonlfunk> Anyone know a way that I can figure out why my numpad stopped working?
[14:00] <unixp> yeah
[14:00] <smerz> jasonjang, numlock>
[14:00] <unixp> i try avidemux
[14:00] <smerz> jasonjang, numlock?
[14:00] <jasonlfunk> no, it's not numlock
[14:00] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  sda is normally an internal hd.. unless if course yo u have none. :)
[14:00] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  compare the fdisk output with the mount command output.. try mounting it by hand. what filesystem was it anyway?
[14:01] <jasonlfunk> Oh, it appears that the numpad now controls my mouse
[14:01] <jasonlfunk> handy... put annoying
[14:01] <jasonlfunk> but*
[14:01] <geekphreak> you can try pitivi
[14:01] <jasonlfunk> How do I turn that off?
[14:01] <progre55> Dr_Willis: ext4
[14:01] <sec0nd> whats the best way to store my emails offline?
[14:01] <jasonlfunk> sec0nd: on a harddrive
[14:01] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  auto-mounting of linux filesystems may not work properly anyway (well they could mount, but may not have proper permissions/ownership)
[14:01] <geekphreak> sec0nd: eveolution ?
[14:02] <progre55> oh damn, now I have it =)
[14:02] <sec0nd> jasonlfunk: i mean whats a good format
[14:02] <sec0nd> or a good program to do it with
[14:02] <geekphreak> progre55:  :)
[14:02] <geekphreak> progre55:  next time, hit it little harder in the slot :p
[14:02] <sec0nd> I caught someone trying to break into my gmail which has years of stuff stored. i'd like to move it to my harddrive
[14:02] <progre55> Dr_Willis, geekphreak: apparently there were 2 usb outs on the cord, and when I inserted the other one, it automounted =)
[14:02] <sec0nd> but still be able to access them
[14:02] <jasonlfunk> I use thunderbird
[14:02] <geekphreak> great
[14:03] <progre55> Dr_Willis, geekphreak: thanks guys, really appreciate
[14:03] <theadmin> Can anybody explain why i still have cdrom0 in places even thoug i disconnected the thing? o_O
[14:03] <geekphreak> sec0nd: enable downloading of mails in gmail, then use thunderbird or eveolution to get ur mails
[14:03] <Maletor> How do I resize ext4 to use remaining available space? And will I lose data?
[14:03] <theadmin> s/thoug/though
[14:03] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  a usb cord with 2 ends you plug into the pc.. are often that way for 'power' needs. one end is power only i think.
[14:04] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  if its needed or not. depends i find on the source pc.. and the usb case.  some pcs dont spit out enough power over 1 port for some hds
[14:04] <geekphreak> Maletor:  with partition, there is always a chance, , you can google gparted live cd
[14:05] <Ascavasaion> what is little application one uses to create shares?
[14:05] <Ascavasaion> in Samba
[14:05] <lajosward> How do i run .bin files ?
[14:05] <Ascavasaion> I used to know and have forgotten.
[14:05] <geekphreak> Ascavasaion:  told you man
[14:05] <geekphreak> Ascavasaion:  apt-get install system-config-samba
[14:06] <theadmin> lajosward: Just by running them.
[14:06] <Ascavasaion> geekphreak, Tried that... refuses... says that dependencies are not met, and are uninstallable.
[14:06] <lajosward> clicking is not working
[14:06] <geekphreak> huh
[14:06] <theadmin> lajosward: Make sure it's executable
[14:06] <lajosward> ahh
[14:06] <lajosward> lol
[14:06] <lajosward> my pad
[14:06] <symfony_beginner> try windows seven
[14:06] <lajosward> bad
[14:06] <FloodBot1> lajosward: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:07] <geekphreak> Ascavasaion: open synaptic >> search samba
[14:07] <subchee> hello
[14:07] <lajosward> still says file is of unknown type
[14:07] <Ascavasaion> The following packages have unmet dependencies.
[14:07] <Ascavasaion>   system-config-samba: Depends: python-libuser but it is not installable
[14:07] <Ascavasaion> E: Broken packages
[14:07] <theadmin> Ascavasaion: Try: sudo apt-get -f install - if it still not working, Ubuntu dudes broke something, report a bug
[14:08] <subchee> is here somebody who's using acerhk module on Lucid (i386)?
[14:08] <maginot> theadmin, so ... you don't sleep ? What time is over there, 7, 8pm ?
[14:08] <maginot> =)
[14:08] <theadmin> maginot: 5 PM
[14:08] <theadmin> subchee: Lucid support is in #ubuntu+1
[14:08] <geekphreak> subchee:  lucid help/talk #ubuntu+1  , see if it helps there
[14:08] <subchee> okay, thanks :)
[14:08] <subchee> bye
[14:08] <Maletor> Why are some things measured in "blocks" and how does that convert to megabytes?
[14:09] <abssorb> NFS hangs even with soft option when using autofs
[14:09] <theadmin> what's that NFS thing anyway?
[14:09] <theadmin> Novell File System? (I heard they had some of their own...)
[14:09] <maginot> theadmin, Network FileSystem ?
[14:09] <theadmin> maginot: Oh.
[14:09] <lajosward> well this sucks
[14:09] <geekphreak> theadmin:  file server
[14:10] <abssorb> NFS: http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch29_:_Remote_Disk_Access_with_NFS
[14:10] <maginot> geekphreak, actually is File System ...
[14:10] <abssorb> NFS better than samba for me, supports unix permissions
[14:11] <geekphreak> Maletor:  using fdisk ?
[14:11] <maginot> I like NFS for its transparence
[14:11] <geekphreak> Maletor: you can do the math or use cfdisk
[14:11] <geekphreak> maginot:  oh ok thanks
[14:12] <wasmahen> hi
[14:12] <Maletor> geekphreak: well how do i do the math
[14:12] <wasmahen> who is this girlL http://cdn-www.cracked.com/phpimages/article/1/0/3/21103.jpg?v=1
[14:12] <xerophyte> i am  running 10.04, how can i nstall sun java so the java pages will work?
[14:12] <McL0VIN_> Good morning folks
[14:12] <wasmahen> she is so beautiful: http://cdn-www.cracked.com/phpimages/article/1/0/3/21103.jpg?v=1
[14:12] <maginot> morning...
[14:12] <acicula> wasmahen: not here, stop spamming
[14:12] <Maletor> nvm there is an online calculator
[14:12] <bazhang> wasmahen, dont spam here
[14:12] <wasmahen> plz just the name
[14:13] <bazhang> wasmahen, its offtopic please stop
[14:13] <symfony_beginner> linux sucks
[14:13] <acicula> xerophyte: unclear what you mean, the java browser plugin or the browser
[14:13] <Maletor> I am resize2fs to 2.73TB!
[14:13] <McL0VIN_> i have ubuntu box setup at home, and i can ssh to it from work, how can i use my ubuntu to browse internet here at work, IT is blocking some sites
[14:13] <acicula> symfony_beginner: can you phrase that as a support question? otherwise its offtopic
[14:14] <xerophyte> acicula: after the upgrade 10.05 the firefox does nto work for java applet how can i install java browser plugin i gues
[14:14] <acicula> McL0VIN_: blocking of sites is ussually done outside your own computer
[14:15] <ori> how do I undo the Effects of ccsm? (burn, superfunction, ect)
[14:15] <acicula> xerophyte: err lucid support is best sought in #Ubuntu+1, id check if the plugin has libs and shows up in about:plugins, etc
[14:15] <McL0VIN_> acicula: i agree , is there is a way around this since i am able to ssh to my ubuntu box at home
[14:15] <acicula> thats #ubuntu+1, without the capital U
[14:15] <Dr_Willis> ori:  check the ccsm tool for what keybindings each effect is using.
[14:15] <maginot> McL0VIN_, you could try some things out, like a ssh tunel with -X option and them execute firefox at you home
[14:15] <Curly_Q> Hello folks.  Is there a program with Ubuntu that emulates facebook.com?
[14:15] <acicula> McL0VIN_: you can browse remotely via ssh on your pc, or use it as a proxy etc
[14:15] <lajosward> got it
[14:15]  * KoluCCi прощается со всеми и собирается домой с работы
[14:15] <abssorb> Where can I find some NFS expertise?
[14:15] <ori> Dr_Willis: if i uninstalledit, i just have to install it again?
[14:15]  * KoluCCi прощается со всеми и собирается домой с работы
[14:16] <bazhang> KoluCCi, /join #ubuntu-ru
[14:16] <KoluCCi> bazhang: sorry, just mass message :)
[14:16] <KoluCCi> G2G home! bb
[14:16] <lajosward> the command to run it was chmod a+x name_of_file.bin then sudo ./name_of_file.bin
[14:16] <bazhang> KoluCCi, not here please
[14:16] <McL0VIN_> acicula: any howto or tutorial for that please
[14:16] <KoluCCi> bazhang: sorry, just forgot about that
[14:16] <Dr_Willis> ori:  why would you unintall ccsm?  You could use the simple config thats avail under the effects tab  Right click on desktop -> change wallpaper -> last tab. select none or minimal  perhaps
[14:16] <acicula> http://www.google.com/search?q=ssh+proxy
[14:17] <Dr_Willis> ori:  theres also a simple-ccsm tool thats a little cleaner interface
[14:17] <Hattab> hello
[14:17] <ori> Dr_Willis: thanx
[14:17]  * KoluCCi прощается со всеми и собирается домой с работы
[14:17] <Curly_Q> Greets to Dr_Willis.  :)   How are you today?
[14:17] <McL0VIN_> acicula: errrrr, i should 've known better :) will read it up and come back here if i have questions
[14:17] <acicula> !ru | KoluCCi
[14:17] <McL0VIN_> thank you
[14:17] <acicula> McL0VIN_: :)
[14:18] <geekphreak> Dr_Willis:  can i pm you for a sec plz?
[14:18] <bazhang> KoluCCi, I asked you to stop that
[14:18] <Hattab> i am new here but i want to ask if any one knows how add library to lazarus
[14:18] <Dr_Willis> geekphreak:  i guess you could. :) but not sure you want to. :P
[14:18] <conb123> So does lucid not support Radeon HD 5xxx cards yet? At the moment my 5750 won't go past 1360x768
[14:18] <geekphreak> Dr_Willis:  dont worry, wont ask ur credit card info ;)
[14:18] <bazhang> conb123, lucid support in #ubuntu+1 please
[14:19] <progre55> Dr_Willis: oh sorry, was afk while copying the data out =) thanks man, appreciate
[14:19] <Curly_Q> Dr Willis I noticed that with Linux that there are    dots  (   .  )    Or    (   ..  ) to show directories. I have never seen tripple dots. ?
[14:20] <acicula> . means current directory, .. means previous
[14:20] <snake> hi all!!
[14:20] <acicula> ... would mean higher, but you ive those a name
[14:20] <acicula> *give
[14:20] <Pici> Curly_Q, acicula: to clarify: .. is parent directory
[14:20] <Hattab> any one knows about lazarus
[14:21] <geekphreak> Dr_Willis: u got my pm?
[14:21] <Dr_Willis> You got some silly bot script
[14:21] <acicula> err yeah thats what i meant
[14:22] <Hattab> people some help please
[14:22] <Curly_Q> Is there a limit to the number of ... for directories?
[14:22] <petaR> linxeh: i think blackberry have a server software try to look at their site
[14:22] <odb|fidel> Hattab: help on what?
[14:22] <petaR> oh my chat was scrolled :d
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> Curly_Q:  you mean cd ../../../../../../../ :)
[14:23] <Hattab> on lazarus project on pascal
[14:23] <McL0VIN_> when i ssh -ND 9999 to my house srvr i get this "No RSA host key is known for homeservr and you have requested strict checking.
[14:23] <McL0VIN_> Host key verification failed."
[14:23] <Curly_Q> Not sure Dr Willis, that is a good question.
[14:23] <Curly_Q> For example    ..../
[14:23] <McL0VIN_> *homesrvr = my ip
[14:23] <McL0VIN_> errrr * my home srvr ip
[14:23] <Pici> Curly_Q: Only .. and . exist.
  do u know about it
[14:24] <Dr_Willis> Curly_Q:  that syntax is invalid
[14:24] <geekphreak> back
[14:24] <geekphreak> Dr_Willis:  sorry bout script, just pidgin spam protection plugin :)
[14:25] <Dr_Willis> geekphreak:  freenode has some mode to only accept messages from registered owners also.
[14:25] <Hattab> dose any one know how to add library to pascal
[14:25] <geekphreak> Dr_Willis: did not know that , let me read on that
[14:25] <geekphreak> ty
[14:26] <mawst> Anyone know what process is the Appearance Preferences?
[14:26] <Beauford> hello, how can i get my arrow keys working in Karmic, they stopped working when i upgraded
[14:26] <Michalxo> mawst gnome-appearance
[14:26] <Michalxo> gnome-appearance-properties mawst
[14:27] <mawst> Thanks
[14:27] <mawst> :P
[14:27] <mawst> Was hanging
[14:27] <mawst> hehe
[14:27] <FloodBot1> mawst: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:28] <Hattab> please i want to know how to install or compile a file in ubuntu
[14:28] <Curly_Q> If I created a directory by:   md ....../Dr Willis is that valid?
[14:28] <fnords> elloh
[14:28] <dvrcoder> hi. question: how can i tell my NFS mounts to mount only after openvpn starts?
[14:28] <fnords> i god a broblem wih my broadcusts
[14:28] <nascentmind> hi. When i do a do-release-upgrade i am getting failed upgrade tool signature.  how can i fix this?
[14:28] <geekphreak> Hattab: coding in c / c++?
[14:28] <fnords> it doesnd send samba breadcasts for unknow reasos
[14:30] <geekphreak> Dr_Willis: found it, ty m
[14:30] <Hattab> it is library i want to added but it is a file i think it in bash script
[14:30] <Michalxo> ubottu ignore
[14:31] <markl_> where does Ubuntu keep the wireless networking credentials?
[14:31] <markl_> i did a new install and I need to copy over the WPA2 info, forgot the password
[14:31] <mincevv> I wanna buy new pci-e graphic card for my desktop (running Ubuntu 9.10). Lookin' for something cheap that can push 1920x1080. Can you recommend me something?
[14:31] <dvrcoder> markl_: if you are using the Network Manager, it is in the gnome keyring
[14:31] <McL0VIN_> how can i do this in windowers?
[14:31] <ori> PLease help With Bluetooth. I Installed (i think) eveerything i need for bluetooth to work, have both bluetooth and bluetooth manager starting at login, and when i go to bluetooth manager, i get the following error: Connection to BlueZ failed. Bluez daemon is not running, blueman-manager cannot continue.
[14:32] <markl_> dvrcoder: ah ok thanks, how painful is it to export those?
[14:32] <McL0VIN_> how can i do this in windowers? ssh -ND 9999 username@home_router_ip_address
[14:32] <adalal> ori: your bluetooth service needs to start
[14:32] <dvrcoder> markl_: uh, no idea :/
[14:32] <markl_> dvrcoder: i got a geforce 210, iirc
[14:32] <acicula> McL0VIN_: needs an ssh client, maybe Putty can do it
[14:32] <ori> adalal: how do i do that?
[14:32] <markl_> super cheap and can do vdpau
[14:32] <rek> hi how can i set the wifi key with iwconfig i dn't understand the syntax
[14:32] <markl_> dvrcoder: heh ok ty.  which dvr do you code for?
[14:32] <geekphreak> Hattab:  plz dont pm me , talk here
[14:33] <adalal> ori: sudo service bluetooth {start | restart}
[14:33] <adalal> choose whichever
[14:33] <ori> adalal: so say, sudo service bluetooth start?
[14:33] <dvrcoder> markl_ : #ubuntu-offtopic. (dvr is only a part of my usual nickname)
[14:33] <adalal> ori: try it
[14:33] <fnords> i have no glue the server announce dont work
[14:34] <geekphreak> kast time Hattab, dont pm me, talk here
[14:34] <Hattab> geekphreak
[14:34] <geekphreak> last*
[14:34] <geekphreak> yes?
[14:34] <McL0VIN_> acicula: hmmmm, i am confused now....if i use putty (am actually using secureCRT" i will have to ssh to my box at home...why since i am already logged in ssh to it from it again??
[14:34] <ori> adalal: I still get "Bluez daemon is not running, blueman-manager cannot continue." when clicking bluetooth mangaer
[14:34] <adalal> anyone here know what the differences between dialup-networking, group network and network access point is in blueman?
[14:34] <geekphreak> Hattab: not sure u can compile bash script, u just run them as they are
[14:34] <adalal> ori: try restarting
[14:35] <Hattab> geekphreak do u know how to add library to lazarus
[14:35] <geekphreak> nope
[14:35] <Hattab> geekphreak thx
[14:35] <geekphreak> yw
[14:35] <ori> adalal: no, still the same thing
[14:36] <geekphreak> be right back
[14:36] <ori> adalal: (connection to BlueZ failed)
[14:36] <augustRush> Hi there
[14:36] <adalal> ori, i used to have the same problem, sudo rfkill --help , and figure out is your bluetooth is blocked, and if it is, unblock it, it's all in that help file
[14:36] <acicula> McL0VIN_: eh what?
[14:37] <jack__> I like to make a vcard, are there apps for it?
[14:37] <ori> adalal: thax
[14:37] <augustRush> wht the Rules?
[14:37] <geekphreak> back
[14:37] <Hattab> any one know about lazarus and adding gnu library for it
[14:37] <ori> adalal: how do i tell if its blocked or not?
[14:38] <bazhang> Hattab, trying to compile for gtk?
[14:38] <McL0VIN_> acicula: ok, so i have putty, i put my ubuntu box credential and i ssh to it! do i have to run ssh -ND 9999 user@ubuntuboxip or no
[14:38] <adalal> ori: sudo rkfill list bluetooth
[14:38] <adalal> if either soft or hard says yes blocked, then it is
[14:39] <acicula> McL0VIN_: that assumes openssh-client installed on your windows machine
[14:39] <Lint01> are there torrent trackers in ubuntu?
[14:39] <Hattab> bazhang what is gtk
[14:39] <ori> adalal, can i send you wat i got back?
[14:39] <adalal> ori: ok
[14:39] <McL0VIN_> acicula: what do you mean
[14:39] <bazhang> Hattab, does your question relate to Ubuntu? or only pascal/lazarus
[14:39] <chrisw> where have you guys hidden the pstats module in python2.5?!
[14:39] <augustRush> Hey ppl I have a problem with vmware installation
[14:39] <Hattab> bazhang yes
[14:39] <acicula> McL0VIN_: to run an ssh client from windows you need to install an ssh client in windows
[14:40] <Hattab> both
[14:40] <adalal> ori: are you sending it?
[14:40] <bazhang> Hattab, yes? related to Ubuntu? please clarify exactly what you are trying to do
[14:40] <Hattab> bazhang both i think
[14:40] <McL0VIN_> acicula: i have putty
[14:40] <ori> adalal< u didnt get it?
[14:40] <ori> just a sec
[14:40] <acicula> then google on that ;)
[14:41] <adalal> nope
[14:41] <ori> adalal: http://paste.ubuntu.com/410046/
[14:41] <geekphreak> McL0VIN_: what r u trying to do?
[14:41] <adalal> got it
[14:41] <Hattab> bazhang there is regular expression library i want to add it to lazarus
[14:41] <geekphreak> McL0VIN_:  you iwll have to open ssh port in ur router settings,
[14:41] <adalal> ori: it's rfkill, not rkfill
[14:41] <bazhang> Hattab, and how is this related to Ubuntu?
[14:41] <McL0VIN_> geekphreak: use my ubuntu box at home to browse internet at work
[14:41] <ori> adalal: lol, just a sec
[14:41] <Godslastering> can anyone help me with ubuntu & jailkit? i set up a jailed user according to a tutorial but if i ssh, it shows me the opening message thing then closes the connection
[14:42] <brez> ~hrm
[14:42] <McL0VIN_> geekphreak: which is port 22 yeah
[14:42] <geekphreak> McL0VIN_: yes
[14:42] <acicula> Godslastering: checked the logs for errors?
[14:42] <Hattab> coz this library created by gnu
[14:42] <ori> adalal: 2: phy2: Wireless LAN
[14:42] <Godslastering> acicula: no errors.
[14:42] <ori> 	Soft blocked: no
[14:42] <ori> 	Hard blocked: no
[14:42] <makkalot> kernel 2.6.33.2 ,kms enabled ,when startx black screen with no action ,xorg.log : http://paste.pocoo.org/show/198325/ ,dmesg : http://paste.pocoo.org/show/198323/  any ideas how to fix ?
[14:42] <brez> Hi, I wanna be able to access my ubuntu desktop from my Iphone, I need to open port 5900 on IPtables - any idea?
[14:42] <adalal> ori: look for bluetooth not wlan
[14:43] <Hattab> bazhang  coz this library created by gnu
[14:43] <adalal> ori: put in, sudo rfkill list
[14:43] <adalal> ori: and send it over
[14:43] <bazhang> Hattab, try in #lazarus-ide
[14:43] <kombucha> quick question: how do I kill/restart X from an Xterminal? My desktop is not responding to any mouse activity (Lucid)
[14:43] <acicula> Godslastering: then increase verbosity or something, its probaly either permissions that are wrong or you are trying to spawn a shell/program that fails instantly because of missing libs/wrong permissions
[14:43] <doudoua_a> hi
[14:43] <ori> adalal: ok, could you give me the command again?
[14:43] <bazhang> kombucha, lucid in #ubuntu+1 please
[14:43] <Godslastering> acicula: aight thanks.
[14:43] <adalal> ori: sudo rfkill list
[14:43] <geekphreak> kombucha:  ps -aux | grep gdm , then kill gdm_id
[14:44] <ori> adalal: only wlan comes up
[14:44] <Curly_Q> McLOVIN would you like me to DCC send you an nice Windows GUI SSH software?
[14:44] <dabaR> brez: sounds like a job google could help you with.
[14:44] <adalal> ori: your bluetooth card isn't detected then
[14:44] <kombucha> geekphreak: oh that I know, just wondered if there was a more direct way
[14:44] <eurythmia> I'm currently running karmic ... is mixing the use of apt-get and aptitude dangerous? (I've been using apt-get all this time, and want to switch over to aptitude now)
[14:44] <ori> adalal: do u know what I do from here?
[14:45] <McL0VIN_> Curly_Q: what is it called?
[14:45] <adalal> ori: is it a usb one? or an internal?
[14:45] <brez> dabaR: I tried, when I run netetstat -an | grep "LISTEN " it only shows 5900 open on tcp6
[14:45] <Curly_Q> Secure Shell.
[14:45] <Curly_Q> For Windows.
[14:45] <brez> I have it forwarded on my router
[14:45] <adalal> ori: is it a usb one? or an internal?
[14:45] <ori> adalal: internal. It's also a system76, made for ubuntu...
[14:45] <McL0VIN_> geekphreak: http://www.searchmarked.com/ubuntu/how-to-surf-anonymously-using-an-ssh-tunnel-and-ubuntu.php
[14:45] <dabaR> brez: netstat?
[14:45] <acicula> eurythmia: its not, they are frontends for the same tools
[14:45] <brez> I even download gufw and opened it on that. - Yes Netstat
[14:45] <brez> :P
[14:45] <Curly_Q> It is an older Beta version free of course but it is better than puTTY because it has a GUI.
[14:46] <geekphreak> McL0VIN_: why do i need that?
[14:46] <adalal> ori: run lspci and then lsusb and look for a bluetooth card
[14:46] <eurythmia> acicula, that's what I suspected, I wanted to double check to make sure. Thanks :)
[14:46] <McL0VIN_> geekphreak: am at where to setup Firebox on my windows machine , but i don't understand it
[14:46] <dabaR> brez: was there a tutorial you found on google and were following?
[14:46] <geekphreak> McL0VIN_: is it ubuntu question?
[14:46] <Lint01> apt-get is much more dangerous
[14:46] <brez> kind of, I just forced iptables to listen on port 5900 tcp.
[14:47] <McL0VIN_> geekphreak: well you jumped in to help , so am asking you
[14:47] <brez> google has ran out of ideas for me ;| router/ip tables all done ;x
[14:47] <augustRush> Is Kevin Mitnik Here?
[14:47] <Maletor> I am Kevin Mitnik.
[14:47] <bazhang> augustRush, chat in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[14:47] <brez> I even executed "nc -lvp 5900" as a temp solution ;o
[14:48] <ori> adalal: i dont see one, but maybe i dont know what I'm llokingfor
[14:48] <Maletor> it takes forevvveeer to resize2fs with 3 TB
[14:48] <geekphreak> McL0VIN_: i read it, its easy , can i pm ?
[14:48] <ori> adalal: http://paste.ubuntu.com/410049/
[14:48] <geekphreak> as this is #offtopic
[14:48] <adalal> ori: has the bluetooth ever been used before?
[14:48] <McL0VIN_> geekphreak: yes
[14:48] <Flirty> Does anyone know if a fritz avm stick workes without help?
[14:48] <ecolitan> how to make grep match to any comment in bash script?
[14:48] <ori> adalal: not that I remember
[14:48] <pranay_09> hi , how to format a pen drive through  command line?
[14:48] <Maletor> If I am resize2fs from an ssh shell then that shell loses connection, does that interrupt my resize2fs?
[14:49] <acicula> Maletor: id say so yeah
[14:49] <augustRush> well i am trying to install vmware..I've vm-bt4-.zip. who do i install it?
[14:49] <acicula> Maletor: can try using screen
[14:49] <Maletor> acicula: so then how do i throw it onto my computer, because i need to go to class, like rightnow
[14:50] <adalal> ori: i dont see it either, if it's supposed to have one, contact system76 for support
[14:50] <acicula> apt-get install screen
[14:50] <Maletor> then?
[14:50] <acicula> screen
[14:50] <vrxchk> you can also use nohup
[14:50] <ori> adalal: ok thanx for your help
[14:50] <adalal> anyone here know how to make ubuntu act as a headset for a mobile to pick up and dial calls?
[14:50] <martijn_> hi, i want a panel like macOS, how do i get this done?
[14:50] <acicula> its just like a normal console, you start it by screen and detach with ctrla,ctrld
[14:50] <augustRush> I tried apt-get install.....its no working
[14:50] <Maletor> vrxchk: no do i use no hang up
[14:50] <augustRush> any other method
[14:50] <Maletor> augustRush: sudo apt-get install ...
[14:51] <dabaR> brez: --listening seems to be an OK switch to netstat/
[14:51] <Maletor> or use synaptic augustRush
[14:51] <dabaR> brez: Does that list 5900?
[14:51] <geekphreak> Martinp23: xfce  resize it, lol
[14:51] <vrxchk> maletor, man nohup
[14:51] <acicula> adalal: youd have to present the bluetooth profile for that, not sure if thats implemented (or planned)
[14:51] <augustRush> who do i run my xp after installation?
[14:52] <vrxchk> i personally use screen though. it's just another option you should know about.
[14:52] <geekphreak> augustRush:  what ?
[14:52] <Maletor> but the command is already started vrxchk: so then what...
[14:52] <augustRush> How do i run both WindowsXp and Ubuntu.
[14:53] <c3l> Hi, im looking for a simple move-maker program, basically just need to cut and add some clips into one file, maybe add some text. I cant find any hand program. any suggestions?
[14:53] <adalal> acicula: i see what you mean, but if it's implemented on other linux platforms such as maemo, it shouldn't be difficult to implement it here
[14:53] <vrxchk> well it has to be issued before
[14:53] <geekphreak> augustRush: install xp, install ubuntu
[14:53] <acicula> !dualboot | augustRush , best have a look at this wiki
[14:53] <geekphreak> acicula:  thank you :)
[14:53] <acicula> adalal: depends on how its implemented on maemo
[14:53] <adalal> hm ok
[14:54] <mseeross> I have just installed 9.10 on my new PC and the sound isnt working. I have spent a few hours on this to no avail. so far I am working through the soundtroubleshooting guide, but cannot figure out if my soundcard is supported by ALSA
[14:54] <nabeel> Hi all, I'm getting these errors: http://www.pastebin.com/QBSvrB7C - I'm not quite sure where to start, it's probalby corrupted libraries - I had a dotdeb php 5.3 package, then removed it, and went back to the karmic 5.2 packages - any ideas?
[14:55] <dabaR> brez: you know what though, is there supposed to be a server listening to that port, or what? Cause just cause a port is open in a firewall, does not mean the computer will accept connections on it if there is nothing listening to the port.
[14:55] <brez> dabaR: only under tcp6
[14:55] <brez> this rdp software on my phone doesn't support ipv6.
[14:55] <augustRush> Hey I tried sudo apt-get install.....this error is coming couldn't find package
[14:55] <geekphreak> goodnight all
[14:55] <dabaR> What about ^
[14:55] <geekphreak> cya folks, have a good one
[14:56] <c3l> Hi, im looking for a simple move-maker program, basically just need to cut and add some clips into one file, maybe add some text. I cant find any hand program. any suggestions?
[14:56] <dabaR> augustRush: a) you mispelled the package name, b) you don't have the right repository enabled.
[14:56] <dabaR> augustRush: I guess c) the software you are trying to install is not packaged.
[14:56] <dabaR> augustRush: pick one
[14:56] <SandGorgon> does anybody know how to debug ubiquity - do I have to pass "debug=" flag to the boot parameters of the livecd and then run "ubiquity -d".. I am not clear on this part
[14:56] <augustRush> its zip file
[14:57] <augustRush> do i need to give full path or what?
[14:57] <Dr_Willis> augustRush:  you dont use apt-get with zip files
[14:57] <augustRush> Ok...
[14:57] <Dr_Willis> augustRush:  it depends on exactly whats in it
[14:57] <augustRush> So whats the other way
[14:57] <augustRush> let me see....
[14:58] <Eyeless69> Hi! Russian please, write in PM
[14:58] <kombucha> Having an issue where I have line-in and can record/playback with sound recorder, but it is not playing through (can't hear or monitor line-in) I've checked all the settings usuing Sound Preferences and ALSA mixer but everything seems to be correct
[14:58] <augustRush> there are few vmdk file and 2 log files....i think its  TGZ file
[14:58] <usuario_> hola
[14:59] <maginot> ubottu, ru | Eyeless69
[14:59] <Traveler11> how do I jump to SHELL from the KDE login screen? Using the keyboard only
[14:59] <kombucha> How do I just get Ubuntu to play sound through?
[14:59] <Traveler11> ?
[14:59] <maginot> Traveler11, CTRL+ALT+F2?
[14:59] <Traveler11> thank you, maginot
[15:00] <augustRush> Konbucha..Go to Synaptic Package Manager....and Install VLC player
[15:00] <Traveler11> maginot: MY X session fails so I have to do a startx from shell :( how do I fix this?
[15:00] <nabeel> Hi all, I'm getting these errors: http://www.pastebin.com/QBSvrB7C - I'm not quite sure where to start, it's probalby corrupted libraries - I had a dotdeb php 5.3 package, then removed it, and went back to the karmic 5.2 packages - any ideas?
[15:00] <pranay_09> hi, i want to put an image on the login screen beside my name , how do i do it?
[15:00] <kombucha> augustRush: nice, you have to install a new package just to hear audio inputs? schweeeet.
[15:00] <maginot> Traveler11, startx works?
[15:00] <dabaR> nabeel: what gives  you those errors?
[15:01] <nabeel> dabaR: it's php
[15:01] <Traveler11> maginot: Its not working now. Saying X is already running
[15:01] <dabaR> nabeel: php what?
[15:01] <dabaR> nabeel: where do you get the errors?
[15:01] <kombucha> also not sure why you have to install a PLAYER to set you sound card mixing... are you saying there is nothing in Ubuntu to handle this?
[15:01] <nabeel> dabar: php-fpm to be specific, sorry, it was working previously, I updated to 5.3 with php-fpm packaged into it from the dotdeb repositories, then removed it all and back to karmic
[15:02] <augustRush> there are few vmdk file and 2 log files....i think its  TGZ file
[15:02] <kombucha> unfortunately I can't install anything at the moment, aptitude upgrade is running
[15:02] <dabaR> kombucha: augustRush is not necessarily the official Ubuntu rep, eh?
[15:02] <kombucha> good point dabaR
[15:02] <maginot> Traveler11, did you make any update/install/remove ?
[15:02] <Traveler11> maginot: .xsession-error file says fatal IO error session alive but that thing is killed
[15:02] <kombucha> dabaR: trolls aren't that fussy
[15:03] <Traveler11> maginot: Noop. Fresh install. Logged in once, turned it off immediately, turned on again and this error
[15:03] <augustRush> what does that mean dabaR
[15:03] <linxeh> petaR: yes, they have some server software, but I think it only connects to MS exchange in the free version
[15:03] <maginot> Traveler11, gdm-stop or if not work killall -9 X
[15:03] <augustRush> Well I am new here. anything else?
[15:03] <dabaR> augustRush: he was just ranting about the solution you gave him, and I wanted to point out that he can probably find a different solution from someone else.
[15:03] <dabaR> If he does not like yours.
[15:03] <augustRush> OK
[15:04] <augustRush> Thnx
[15:04] <dabaR> augustRush: Oh, you're welcome.
[15:04] <pranay_09> hi, i want to put an image on the login screen beside my name , how do i do it?
[15:04] <augustRush> Well can U tell me how to color my text here?
[15:04] <dabaR> augustRush: you mean like when I send you the message it highlights?
[15:04] <babaroga> Who can propose me a free PHP script for tutorial sites because I want to set up an tutorial site for Ubuntu in Albanian ?
[15:04] <Lint01> please do not direct people to #ubuntu-ru, first it requires login to post and second it filled with trolls
[15:05] <maginot> augustRush, Don't use colors on irc
[15:05] <maginot> !colors
[15:05] <augustRush> Hey and other like black instead of gra
[15:05] <augustRush> gray
[15:05] <Traveler11> maginot: No server X. and im running KDE
[15:05] <dabaR> babaroga: I know what your nick means.
[15:05] <pranay_09> ?
[15:05] <augustRush> dabaR
[15:05] <dabaR> babaroga: maybe you would like a wiki?
[15:06] <maginot> Traveler11, I'm not sure, but if kdm doesn't have some "kdm-stop" command you can kill it with killall kdm
[15:06] <dabaR> augustRush: I don't know that.
[15:06] <dabaR> augustRush: try using google to find out.
[15:06] <kombucha> One thing I notice is that ALSAmixer has different settings for playback and capture, although nothing to indicate why line-in is not being monitored
[15:06] <augustRush> see I am in Gray...and I dont like it
[15:06] <babaroga> dabaR: Which one would you recommend ?
[15:06] <dabaR> nabeel: so what, when you restart apache it breaks?
[15:06] <maginot> augustRush, change on the preferences of your irc client
[15:07] <c3l> Hi, im looking for a simple move-maker program, basically just need to cut and add some clips into one file, maybe add some text. I cant find any hand program. any suggestions?
[15:07] <dabaR> babaroga: Well, there are a few, maybe you could try one, and then switch to another if you don't like it. Let me find a page with demos...
[15:07] <augustRush> see..
[15:07] <dabaR> babaroga: the other thing people use is blog posts. Not as interactive
[15:07] <nabeel> dabar: i'm using nginx. it's about maybe after an hour to hour and half php-fpm just stops responding, and the log is full of those errors. i'm trying to completely remove and clean it from aptitude along with all dependencies
[15:07] <augustRush> Ok
[15:07] <augustRush> not
[15:07] <lololfunny> hi?
[15:07] <maginot> hi
[15:08] <lololfunny> ^_^
[15:08] <babaroga> dabaR: thank you i think I will try wikis.
[15:08] <Traveler11> maginot: killall kdm takes me back to the login screen and there I cant login (i get kicked back to the login screen)
[15:08] <lololfunny> i used to have ubuntu installed once
[15:08] <maginot> can someone help Traveler11 on how to kill/stop kdm?
[15:08] <lololfunny> i like how its meant to be more secure than windows
[15:09] <tachiro> (browsing distrowatch.com) hmm, is there a particular distro that is known for having good sound quality?
[15:09] <augustRush> Hey....tell me how do i install vmware----I got the file bt4-final-vmware.zip
[15:09] <dabaR> babaroga: maybe you can start here: http://www.google.ca/search?q=php+wiki+demo
[15:09] <Apokal> Q all
[15:09] <dabaR> nabeel: fpm, is that the image extension?
[15:09] <dabaR> babaroga: looks like ubuntu has packages for some of them.
[15:10] <lukasz1> hi people, mozilla working fine now ;)
[15:10] <nabeel> dabar: no, it's a fastcgi process manager - http://php-fpm.org/
[15:10] <babaroga> dabaR: what do you mean ?
[15:10] <rek> hi,how can i set up the key using iwconfig
[15:10] <dabaR> babaroga: I mean you would not have to install it manually, but rather through aptitude/synaptic
[15:11] <dabaR> rek: did you try iwconfig --help on the command line?
[15:11] <McL0VIN_> ii keep getting this "Firefox: The proxy server is refusing connections Options" could someone help me please
[15:11] <rek> no i went on the man page dabaR
[15:11] <adac> Is there a good flickr plugin you guys can consider me?
[15:11] <dabaR> babaroga: which may or may not matter to you, depending on how comfortable you are with databases and web apps.
[15:11] <Apokal> Црщlive in America?
[15:11] <jottinger> Did the new kernel update screw up grub for anyone else? My rack server won't reboot without user interaction, and my son's dual-boot system won't boot windows
[15:12] <Apokal> who live in America?
[15:12] <babaroga> dabaR: Where are you from that know my nickname meaning ?
[15:12] <augustRush> Hey....tell me how do i install vmware----I got the file bt4-final-vmware.zip
[15:12] <sahilsk> hi ,all.
[15:12] <Apokal> hi
[15:12] <dabaR> I'm Yugoslavian. Lived in Belgrade and Zagreb, now in Winnipeg, Canada
[15:12] <martijn_> which driver do i haves to install when my video card is 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G71 [GeForce Go 7900 GS] (rev a1)
[15:12] <martijn_> oops
[15:12] <martijn_> have
[15:12] <tomatoes7> i live in america, but i pretend i'm in canada
[15:13] <sahilsk> what are vdi images? do i really need to have Virtual box to get vdi images insgalled?
[15:13] <pranay_09> can anyone please help , because i went to System->Administration->Login Screen  but can't get any option to change the image in login screen
[15:13] <LordMetroid> Anyone know anything about Scribus?
[15:13] <LordMetroid> Is it recomendable?
[15:13] <car> oolaa
[15:13] <sipior> LordMetroid: it's quite handy, yes.
[15:13] <progre55> hey people, what should be the chmod rights for ~/.ssh/id_rsa? was it 600?
[15:13] <dabaR> babaroga: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MediaWiki shows how to insatll mediawiki, the one I use here at work, under Ubuntu
[15:14] <car> a mi me ablas en españo
[15:14] <Pici> !es | car
[15:14] <rek> dabaR, i can't understand the syntax
[15:14] <car> ok
[15:14] <pranay_09> ?
[15:14] <Pici> progre55: Yes.
[15:14] <car> ustedes teneis tuenti¿?
[15:14] <sahilsk> virtual disk images for installting ubuntu?? would i need to do sth extra during installtion?
[15:14] <dabaR> augustRush: I think this may be a good guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware
[15:15] <mseeross> I still cannot hear any sound at all on my new pc w/fresh install of 9.10 - on previous installs I have tried removing ALSA, which still did not work. I think the problem is with the drivers. Here is my lspci on pastebin: http://pastebin.com/M0F7SiJY    -- on the official ubuntu sound troubleshooting guide it tells me I can check to see if my soundcard is supported by ALSA, but I dont know how. here are the links:  https://help.ub
[15:15] <mseeross> untu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting  http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main  is there anyone who can please help me?
[15:15] <augustRush> Thnx I'll try
[15:15] <progre55> Pici: thanks
[15:15] <dabaR> rek: so?
[15:15] <jottinger> I wonder if reinstalling ubuntu would fix grub somehow. :/
[15:16] <car> ubottu tu tienes tuenti
[15:16] <brez> wow, even on a local network i csnt vnc
[15:16] <geekphreak> jottinger:  whats wrong with it?
[15:16] <car> kk
[15:16] <car> a mi
[15:16] <car> no
[15:16] <Gibby> I just restarted my computer, now when I login I only get a small terminal in the top left of the window.... plz help
[15:16] <car> po k estoy enel tuenti
[15:16] <dabaR> rek: iwconfig key AB12CD34..
[15:17] <dabaR> car: we don't know spanish.
[15:17] <geekphreak> Gibby:  did you install gui ?
[15:17] <car> kk
[15:17] <car> es k no te entiendo
[15:17] <geekphreak> which sessiion did u choose Gibby
[15:17] <wastrel> sounds like gnome isn't starting and you're just getting the default X server Gibby
[15:17] <dabaR> car: they speak spanish in ubuntu-es
[15:17] <isolat3dsh33p> hello guys, I found a file inside my ntfs folder that can't be deleted by nautilus. It keeps beeing regenerated each time I delete it. The name is .fuse_hidden00000c1100000007 could it be a virus or a bug?
[15:17] <car> adios
[15:17] <wastrel> Gibby: what if you type gnome-session  in the terminal
[15:18] <brez> dabaR: technicslly if i launch rdp in ubuntu it should be accessible via my local network, right??
[15:18] <geekphreak> isolat3dsh33p:  run chkrootkit and rkhunter
[15:18] <dabaR> brez: what is RDP?
[15:18] <pranay_09> can anyone please help , because i went to System->Administration->Login Screen  but can't get any option to change the image in login screen
[15:18] <brez> im on my ipone via ssh now
[15:18] <brez> remote desktop
[15:18] <wikiik> hi
[15:18] <dabaR> Ah
[15:18] <martijn_> which driver do i have to install when my video card is 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G71 [GeForce Go 7900 GS] (rev a1)?
[15:18] <dabaR> brez: I think that might be enabled by default, but I don't know.
[15:18] <ZykoticK9> isolat3dsh33p, fuse it the name of the filesystem mounter that is probably mounting that ntfs partition - not sure what that file does mind you.
[15:18] <wikiik> anobody know a terminal command to read a given line from a file
[15:18] <Gibby> wastrel, that looks like it kinda worked, i got the login sound and my custom background but not the upper panel
[15:19] <wikiik> i know that combining head and tail i can get a given line
[15:19] <wikiik> but i would like to know if really exist a specific command
[15:19] <jottinger> geekphreak: did the kernel update a few days ago on MY machine, son did it last night on his, now grub won't autoboot on my rack server, and his won't load win7
[15:19] <dabaR> brez: OK, there is a System>Preferences>Remote Desktop, which is a GUI and self-explanatory. Did you enable it there?
[15:19] <brez> yep
[15:19] <wastrel> Gibby: when you reboot do you log in at a login screen or does it just come up with that terminal window
[15:19] <Pici> wikiik: I'm not aware of a specific command to do that, but perhaps #bash can help?
[15:19] <wikiik> thanks Pici
[15:20] <Gibby> wastrel, i get the gui login screen on tty7, i log in, then i get the generic background and just a small terminal window
[15:20] <brez> i had it workinv on a different pc with nothing bit default setings
[15:20] <isolat3dsh33p> geekphreak, both are not installed. What are they for? | ZykoticK9, I want to delete the folder containing it because it's empty. How can I remove it?
[15:20] <brez> this was on am older verdion of ubuntu tho
[15:20] <wastrel> Gibby: check what geekphreak mentioned-  at the login screen make sure you choose a Gnome session
[15:20] <brez> wow typing on a iphone blows on irc :p
[15:20] <ZykoticK9> isolat3dsh33p, sorry i really don't know (I don't use FAT/NFTS at all, sorry)
[15:21] <isolat3dsh33p> ZykoticK9, its ok. ;)
[15:21] <augustRush> Hey debaR...Are u Using 2 os simultaneously?
[15:21] <Lint01> are there torrent trackers in ubuntu?
[15:21] <crizzah> okay so, my problem is as follows. Im drunk and i do not remember the keyboard shut cut i hit to turn my pound sign (tic tac toe) into a euro (£) symbol.
[15:21] <crizzah> Could some one kindly instruct me as how to remedy this problem?
[15:22] <ZykoticK9> !u > augustRush
[15:22] <problematicsad> Hello, i have dual OS running on my PC (i have only one HDD. It's done by wubi installer, not another partition - ubuntu installed inside windows ). What am i supposed to do for being able to see my files on windows when i use ubuntu ?
[15:22] <odb|fidel> the drinking problem?
[15:22] <odb|fidel> ;)
[15:22] <crizzah> obd lol
[15:22] <crizzah> good man
[15:22] <enthus_> Hi all, i have the cd of kubuntu9.04 by installing it can i run  khangman4.4 in it?
[15:23] <TheTitan> What permissions should a jail have?
[15:23] <augustRush> see man I got XP and Ubuntu....now ubuntu is running.....want to run xp inside ubuntu. So how???
[15:23] <odb|fidel> enthus_: if you install khangman - which sounds like part of the kde-games - most likely yes
[15:23] <Gibby> watrel and geekphreak, the options are gone for that
[15:23] <odb|fidel> augustRush: you need a VM
[15:23] <geekphreak> Gibby:  did you uninstall any applications?
[15:24] <Gibby> yep but i did not uninstall ubuntu-desktop or gnome-session
[15:24] <augustRush> I got the bt4-final-vm.zip
[15:24] <geekphreak> heh
[15:24] <enthus_> odb|fidel: cani get all the dependencies of khangman by default in it?
[15:24] <augustRush> but unable to install it. need help
[15:25] <problematicsad> Hello, i have dual OS running on my PC (i have only one HDD. It's done by wubi installer, not another partition - ubuntu installed inside windows ). What am i supposed to do for being able to see my files on windows when i use ubuntu ?
[15:25] <pranay_09> please help
[15:25] <vinus> when i try to play a video in movie player it shows an error as The playback of this movie requires a MPEG-4 AAC decoder plugin which is not installed.   The playback of this movie requires a H.264 decoder plugin which is not installed.
[15:25] <geekphreak> gibby so you know what gnome or kde working or both?
[15:25] <geekphreak> try to reinstall, think u took off x :)
[15:25] <Gibby> geekphreak, i think so too, trying to install gnome-session again
[15:26] <isolat3dsh33p> the file has become annoying
[15:26] <isolat3dsh33p> =_=
[15:26] <ZykoticK9> problematicsad, places > computer > file system > host
[15:26] <geekphreak> jcause u cant delete it?
[15:27] <Gibby> geekphreak, looks like that solved it, thanks
[15:27] <geekphreak> welcome
[15:28] <jottinger> *sigh* I don't know why grub started having problems with THIS kernel update
[15:28] <hceylan> Hi is there a way to try experimental nouveau 3d on lucid?
[15:28] <fredfall> What does the FloodBot1 do?
[15:28] <Gibby> now the damn nvidia screen flickering is back tho
[15:29] <geekphreak> Gibby did you install driver module?
[15:29] <TheTitan> what permissions should i set on a jail with chmod?
[15:29] <augustRush> He
[15:29] <ZykoticK9> fredfall, the FloodBot# prevent floods (pasting into the channel) from getting too out of control - they cut people off basically
[15:29] <geekphreak> jail?
[15:29] <fredfall> Oh, and the nhandler?
[15:29] <Gibby> geekphreak, yep
[15:30] <jottinger> geekphreak: he's talking about chroot I think
[15:30] <geekphreak> oh ok
[15:30] <TheTitan> jottinger: yeah, using jailkit, it says its not a secure jail because its group writable
[15:30] <ZykoticK9> jails is a FreeBSD term
[15:30] <TheTitan> i dont know what permissions to set then
[15:30]  * geekphreak heards of jails in terms of ftp servers
[15:31] <TheTitan> what permission should i set for it to not be group writable
[15:31] <nemo> Can someone help me interpret a boot chart?  My mother is complaining of slow boot, but I'm inexperienced in judging what might be abnormal.
[15:31] <geekphreak> 744 , read only access?
[15:31] <nemo> thinking maybe something related to a mount or something
[15:31] <Pici> fredfall: hes not a bot
[15:31] <nemo> but I can't actually observe her processes start.
[15:32] <Aragon> does someone of you know a program or a terminal command which tells me if a program is blocking the screensaver?
[15:32] <Guest57043> Hi all! Need help! got problem with vpn to work. Using kVpnc..got acount, router, but it doesnt work anyway..pls..
[15:32] <Gibby> geekphreak, also the farthest right applet is gone, where you can logout, restart, shutdown, lock screen, ect....
[15:33] <geekphreak> Gibby:  u can always get it back
[15:33] <geekphreak> gibby >> right click panel >> add to panel, add it again
[15:33] <nemo> also. does karmic use parallel startup of services?
[15:33] <Gibby> geekphreak, correct, but which one is it?
[15:34] <geekphreak> switch off
[15:34] <geekphreak> also add logout
[15:34] <Gibby> ok let me try that one, whenever my computer decides to respond again,  i just did a fresh install on friday
[15:35] <enthus_> Hi all, i have the cd of kubuntu9.04 by installing it can i run  khangman4.4 in it?
[15:36] <Lint01> enthus_: visit distrowatch and check the library versions
[15:36] <nabeel> Hey guys - what might this mean - "glibc detected *** /usr/local/bin/php-fpm double free or corruption (!prev)" and it gives a backtrace (which I can paste if needed)
[15:36] <enthus_> Lint01: i completely new could you tell me how to see tha??
[15:36] <genii> !info khangman jaunty
[15:36] <enthus_> Lint01: that*?
[15:37] <genii> Hm
[15:37] <vinus> hey pls help
[15:37] <calum> enthus: khangman should be able to run on Ubuntu or Kubuntu
[15:38] <Guest57043> Hi all! Need help! got problem with vpn to work. Using kVpnc..got acount, router, but it doesnt work anyway..pls..
[15:38] <martijn_> which driver do i have to install when my video card is 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G71 [GeForce Go 7900 GS] (rev a1)?
[15:38] <enthus_> calum: i m particular about the version khangman4.4?
[15:39] <Trek> martijn_, check under "Hardware Drivers" in administration it should have one there
[15:39] <bscape> how can i display on an external projector through command line?
[15:39] <erUSUL> bscape: xrandr ?
[15:40] <bscape> erUSUL: that's what i tried.. it may have been the projector was just faulty (definitely possible)
[15:40] <calum> enthus: Hmmm, I'll see if it installs on my system... I'm not sure about the latest version
[15:41] <Lint01> are there analog of gnome-control-center but not tied to gnome libs?
[15:43] <calum> enthus: Khangman works on my Ubuntu 9.10 - I see no reason why it shouldn't work on kubuntu 9.04
[15:45] <Whitor> Hi, I'm looking for a program on Ubuntu that will support my video ipod. any ideas? Rythembox doesn't seem to support video :(
[15:46] <Whitor> using rockbox on the ipod...
[15:47] <kn100> Whitor, wait until Ubuntu Lucid is released
[15:47] <kn100> Whitor, it supports all iPods stock
[15:48] <kn100> Is there a command I can run that will test that 5.1 audio is working ie by playing a noise on each channel?
[15:48] <Pici> kn100: check out man speaker-test
[15:49] <kn100> Pici, thanks
[15:49] <Whitor> kn100, thanks, its a bit dissapointing, but I appreciate the info
[15:51] <symfony_beginner>  htrhdt kyugf fjsdk ?
[15:51] <martijn_> thanks man Trek
[15:53] <shoir> irc://irc.xdccfinder.com/channel
[15:53] <shoir> irc
[15:56] <Shpongoole> the sound icon is missing from the panel, how do I get it back?
[15:58] <Lint01> are there analog of gnome-control-center but not tied to gnome libs?
[15:58] <_4crickj_> Shpongoole: have you restarted?  The sound service has probably crashed.
[15:59] <Guthur> bash is not picking up programs in usr/local/bin, how can I point to this for the root user
[15:59] <pranay_09> can anyone please help , because i went to System->Administration->Login Screen  but can't get any option to change the image in login screen
[16:00] <fnords> how can i enable samba server broadcasts?
[16:00] <Guthur> I see mention of .bash_profile in some places
[16:00] <Shpongoole> _4crickj_, yes, just restarted. sound is working fine
[16:00] <Guthur> Should I place that in root ~
[16:00] <_4crickj_> Guthur:  ass /usr/local/bin to $PATH in .bash_rc
[16:01] <_4crickj_> Guthur: Sorry ... ADD /usr/local/bin
[16:01] <Guthur> hehe no probs, thanks
[16:02] <_4crickj_> Guthur:  actually ... .bashrc , not .bash_rc
[16:02] <Lyoko> hola
[16:03] <Guthur> _4crickj_: no probs got it here, thanks
[16:03] <Lyoko>  dfvr
[16:03] <Lyoko> tgbbv
[16:03] <iranintoavan_> I have a quick question about wget that I couldn't find in the manual. If I start an wget -b (in the background) how can I check the progress on it afterwards.
[16:03] <Lyoko> hola
[16:03] <Pici> !es | Lyoko
[16:04] <wynne284> Mozilla opens "Search bookmarks and History" when trying to enlarge an image.  ubuntu 9.10
[16:04] <Lyoko> ello
[16:04] <Lyoko> joder
[16:04] <malaiwah> hi, I'd like to connect to a openbsd (isakmpd) ipsec vpn gateway from my ubuntu laptop (9.10). i'm behind nat, what is the package I should install/configure?
[16:04] <stummjr> @iranintoavan_ you could check the wget.log file, with the tailf command: tailf wget.log
[16:05] <Shpongoole> _4crickj_, what I mean is that I have restarted, and the sound is working, yet no volume/sound icon on the panel
[16:06] <iranintoavan_> @stummjr I tried that and it said tailf: cannot stat "wget.log": No such file or directory
[16:06] <geekphreak> iranintoavan_: hello
[16:07] <_4crickj_> Shpongoole: is gnome-volume-control-applet running?
[16:07] <iranintoavan_> @geekphreak hey
[16:07] <Lint01> pranay_09: login screen can no longer be configured
[16:07] <stummjr> @iranintoavan_ check the path in which you started downloading the file, in that path must be a wget.log.<number> or just wget.log file
[16:08] <Shpongoole> _4crickj_, not as far as I can see. shouldnt it be on autostart?
[16:08] <pranay_09> Linit01:why is it so , is it due to some security probs?
[16:08] <iranintoavan_> @stummjr I'll try that out
[16:09] <boss_> hi
[16:09] <geekphreak> iranintoavan_: did you do -o for log ?
[16:09] <boss_> 21/f , ne girls wana play?
[16:09] <_4crickj_> Shpongoole:  yes, it should start automatically (not sure where).  type gnome-volume-control-applet in a shell to see if any errors pop up.
[16:09] <maco> boss_: not appropriate
[16:10] <Pici> boss_: This is the Ubuntu Support Channel, not a dating service.
[16:10] <Shpongoole> _4crickj_, it worked flawlessly, I started it via alt+2 so that it runs in the background. and added it to autostart applications. =)
[16:10] <Lint01> pranay_09: i doubt it, probably for noobs not to break their system plauying around
[16:11] <iranintoavan_> @stummjr Yeah there is a wget.log file in there. How do I open it up?
[16:11] <iranintoavan_> @geekphreak Just "wget -o"?
[16:12] <stummjr> @iranintoavan_ you should use whatever text editor you want, gedit, vim, but the best way is using the "tailf" command tailf /path/to/wget.log
[16:12] <geekphreak> iranintoavan_:  yep to save log
[16:12] <iranintoavan_> @geekphreak How do I open the log though?
[16:12] <stummjr> @iranintoavan_ then, tailf will constantly being reading and showing to you the updates from that file
[16:13] <geekphreak> iranintoavan_:  you cam do vi wget.log
[16:13] <geekphreak> can*
[16:15] <iranintoavan_> @geekphreak Got it, wow thats a long file haha. Thanks a bunch. I'm pretty new to linux but I'm loving it.
[16:15] <geekphreak> iranintoavan_: np
[16:17] <thieusoai> if I do something like   some_cmd > /dev/null  then all the error (stderr) will still be output on screen right ?
[16:18] <Pici> thieusoai: Yes.
[16:18] <thieusoai> Pici, k thanks
[16:19] <Nemurenai> hey, I have an issue where, if my laptop has been suspended, I can only turn the volume up with the volume buttons and mute takes three clicks to actually mute. Google is not so helpful. Any ideas?
[16:20] <realubot> Why is aptitude removing these packets when installing elinks: linux-headers-2.6.31-16{u} linux-headers-2.6.31-16-generic-pae{u} linux-headers-2.6.31-19{u} linux-headers-2.6.31-19-generic-pae{u}
[16:20] <mohjak> How to minimize open windows to panel because I lost this thing?
[16:20] <raj> ..
[16:20] <geekphreak> mohjak:  lost panel?
[16:21] <iranintoavan_> @realubot I could be wrong since I'm pretty new to linux but I'm pretty sure apitude removes unneeded and orphaned files automatically for you
[16:21] <mlietz> I just installed Lucid, and I can't seem to use the entire width of one of my two monitors.
[16:21] <mohjak> geekphreak yes I have removed the panel that I can minimize and maximize Open windows from it and I can't do it again
[16:21] <dvrcoder> hm... can I simply add Provides: $remote_fs into my (sysv) script to ensure it is loaded before stuff which accesses my mounts?
[16:21] <mlietz> one is 1680x1050 and the other is 1280x1024
[16:22] <Pici> realubot: try: aptitude why-not linux-headers-2.6.31-16
[16:22] <geekphreak> mohjak:  add a new panel
[16:22] <mlietz> and the rightmost quarter of the 1280x1024 is corrupted and I can't get windows over it.
[16:22] <realubot> Pici: Are you kidding me?
[16:22] <mlietz> the middle is also messed up - the wallpaper stops and there's this middle area where whatever I drag around stays.
[16:23] <Pici> realubot: hmm?
[16:23] <realubot> Pici: Huh?
[16:23] <Pici> realubot: That is a real command.
[16:23] <brummbaer> mlietz, gfx card?
[16:23] <mlietz> sapphire X550
[16:23] <mlietz> which I guess is ATI?
[16:24] <mohjak> geekphreak I did that but nothing new happened
[16:24] <serialsito> hi guys, anyone knows how can i exclude kde .desktop file from etc/xdg? i try with gnome.desktop apps and works fine but not with kde.desktop apps
[16:25] <hexdump_> lol has anyone else got a bot or something that says...Hello "nick" I am a Victoria's Secret employee that notices how great you would look in one of our bras so what is your bra size?
[16:25] <geekphreak> mohjak:   when u add a new panel , you have to add minimize widget :)
[16:25] <mlietz> brummbaer: problem shows up when they're side by side. It's not as bad if I do top and bottom, but even then there's a border around the bottom of the one with the weird corruption
[16:25] <hexdump_> lol wtf omg
[16:25] <ninjai> that sounds liek a hilarious bra
[16:25] <ninjai> *hilarious bra spammer
[16:26] <ardchoille> !ot | ninjai
[16:26] <hexdump_> yeah keeps switching nicks and msg me.
[16:26] <Pici> hexdump_: What nick?
[16:26] <stummjr> @iranintoavan_ you should try: tailf wget.log, to check the progress of the file
[16:26] <brummbaer> i just got one for ed pills
[16:26] <geekphreak> hexdump_: is that a ubuntu question??
[16:26] <hexdump_> AguaBaba and then Ursuaki.  I ran a whowas and here is the info  [Ursuaki] (~nnasd@ip68-5-178-250.oc.oc.cox.net): nnnasdf
[16:26] <hexdump_> * [Ursuaki] verne.freenode.net :Tue Apr 6 15:25:20 2010
[16:26] <hexdump_> * Ursuaki :End of WHOWAS
[16:26] <Pici> hexdump_: ty.
[16:26] <ninjai> :P
[16:26] <mohjak> geekphreak thank you but from were I can add it, I can't find it in Add to Panel
[16:27] <theadmin> hexdump_: report spammers to #freenode
[16:27] <Lint01> are there analog of gnome-control-center but not tied to gnome libs?
[16:27] <geekphreak> in that new panel, u should see it mohjak
[16:28] <symfony_beginner> <?php echo $_SERVER ?>
[16:28] <theadmin> Lint01: KControl is KDE one... They are all environment-specific
[16:28] <theadmin> Or was it Kontrol?
[16:28] <Pici> theadmin: kcontrol I beleive.
[16:29] <geekphreak> huh
[16:29] <shrini> team
[16:29] <theadmin> geekphreak: huh what
[16:29] <shrini> need help on nfs
[16:29] <mohjak> geekphreak Ok Thanks a lot :D
[16:29] <geekphreak> mohjak:  welcome
[16:29] <shrini> I set up a nfs server exported /home
[16:30] <geekphreak> theadmin:  some people :)
[16:30] <shrini> had 9 nfs clients who get their /home from the nfs server
[16:30] <mohjak> I have another question: How can I add usb support for VirtualBox?
[16:30] <shrini> I am getting issues in mounting
[16:30] <theadmin> mohjak: USB is only supported in Sun release of Virtualbox. You will not get that in one that is present in Software Center
[16:30] <geekphreak> mohjak:  i think you have to goto your virtual system setting, enable it there
[16:31] <symfony_beginner> Windows is better than ubuntu
[16:31] <sipior> shrini: issues?
[16:31] <theadmin> symfony_beginner: Is that a question?
[16:31] <p0o9i8hhh7tfg> hello
[16:31] <theadmin> p0o9i8hhh7tfg: Hello there.
[16:31] <Lint01> it's a truth, but it's offtopic here
[16:32] <p0o9i8hhh7tfg> i have big problem
[16:32] <shrini> sipior: sometimes, /home directory is not getting mounted
[16:32] <shrini> sipior: so the clients hung before login
[16:32] <theadmin> Lint01: Windows is not better, nor is it worse, it's different.
[16:32] <ardchoille> !ot
[16:32] <sipior> shrini: are these hard-mounted?
[16:32] <mohjak> geekphreak I am going to explain this: when I connect the usb flash or Hard Disk virtualBox didn't detect these usb devices and I searched about this issue but I can't find any thing about it .
[16:33] <theadmin> Lint01: You don't compare a ice-cream making machine with a shoe cleaner. (Lame comparison, i know). But let's cut the ot talks
[16:33] <shrini> sipior: I did not mentioned as hard
[16:33] <geekphreak> mohjak:  i told you howto do it, cant explain more, it aint #ubuntu topic
[16:33] <shrini> sipior: is it the default option - hard?
[16:33] <sipior> shrini: i believe it is, but do check the man page to be sure.
[16:33] <Urda> Strange-Question: I have a list of repos I need to clone ... a b and c. How can I make bash run commands without having to repeat the same thing every time? I need it to do hg clone http://blah/hg/a then hg clone http://blah/hg/b ...
[16:33] <shrini> sipior: ok.
[16:34] <Pici> mohjak: You'd need to install the package from virtualbox.org.  the Open Source Edition does not have USB support.
[16:34] <Urda> Can I pipe something in so it knows how to formulate the next command?
[16:34] <shrini> sipior: if i give soft, what will happen?
[16:34] <sipior> shrini: in any event, a soft-mount might be better in your situation, or set up an automounter
[16:34] <mlietz> I'm not even sure how to describe what's happening on this second monitor of mine.
[16:34] <shrini> sipior: ok. will check softmount now
[16:34] <devhouse> hi, i want to make a sh script for a smbclient script but how i can give the password up?
[16:35] <theadmin> devhouse: May I ask how is the password prompted?
[16:35] <realubot> Pici: Ok, I thought it was a joke. Sorry.
[16:36] <mlietz> This is my dual monitor display. Shutter managed to grab the corrupt part too. http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/50760/desk_1_001_9TEtNH.png
[16:36] <devhouse> theadmin: afcourse
[16:36] <mlietz> that rightmost stripe cannot show the window in front of it, though the mouse cursor can go there.
[16:36] <theadmin> miletz: Is this lucid? :/
[16:36] <devhouse> *ofcource
[16:36] <devhouse> i type: smbclient //movsrv01/burs -U username
[16:36] <mlietz> theadmin: yes
[16:36] <devhouse> ubuntu: Enter username's password:
[16:37] <theadmin> mlietz: We don't support it here, please join #ubuntu+1
[16:37] <realubot> Pici: But I got the answer: Unablat to find reason to remove linux-header...
[16:37] <realubot> Pici: *Unable
[16:37] <mlietz> theadmin: Curses. I had the same problem in Karmic, IIRC.
[16:37] <theadmin> devhouse: Okay, so maybe something like this will work: yes password | smbclient //movsrv01/burs -U username
[16:37] <mlietz> but I'll go there.
[16:37] <hashed_> symfony_beginner: is it free?
[16:37] <Pici> realubot: Are you currently running a kernel version thats higher than the packages that it wants to remove?
[16:37] <devhouse> ok, i will try thank you!
[16:37] <hashed_> (oops, didn't mean to send that)
[16:38] <Guest57043> argh..
[16:38] <Guest57043> vpn wont work
[16:38] <theadmin> Guest57043: In what way?
[16:38] <realubot> Pici: Yes, I use 2.6.31-20-generic-pae and when installing elinks aptitude wanted to remove 2.6.31-16.
[16:39] <Martiini> Hei! Installed new Lucid Beta. Installation DVD gave me b43 broadcom wireless driver in jockey-kde. Now .. in installed system .. I get no drivers in jockey-kde "Hardware Drivers"
[16:39] <Trek> lucid | Martiini
[16:39] <Trek> !lucid | Martiini
[16:39] <theadmin> Martinp23: Lucid support in #ubuntu+1, thanks
[16:39] <geekphreak> Marti try #ubuntu+1
[16:39] <Martiini> anyone here at all ....
[16:39] <theadmin> Oops, tab fail
[16:39] <aphlixi0n> I am here
[16:39] <theadmin> Martiini: Lucid support in #ubuntu+1
[16:39] <RP64> hi GNEA u here
[16:39] <Trek> Martiini: go to #ubuntu+1 for support
[16:39] <Martiini> theadmin ... it is a common sense ubuntu question
[16:40] <Trek> Martiini: go to #ubuntu+1 for support with your issue
[16:40] <Martiini> stop shouting lucid
[16:40] <Trek> Martiini: this channel won't support lucid until its released, and not during beta
[16:40] <Martiini> Anyone know about wirelless drivers?
[16:40] <Martiini> it is aldo in Karmic
[16:40] <Martiini> not lucid
[16:40] <`blackmk4|imac> What would cause my box to drop off the LAN until I reboot it whenever I try to transfer at high speeds to/from it? I've tried two nics - same problem, tried WinXP and it was fine, so I know it's a config or something problem. The install is fresh from today. It's CLI only and wired - no wifi. If I leave the computer alone it will eventually drop off, and I can make it happen pretty quickly by transferring data to/from it.
[16:40]  * Urda Lucid Buttons... has nightmares...
[16:40] <devhouse> theadmin: sorry i didn't work
[16:41] <Trek> Martiini: your issue in Karmic is different that Lucid, they run slightly differently with different packages.
[16:41] <theadmin> devhouse: Well, then i'm kinda out of ideas
[16:41] <Pici> realubot: I have a feeling that it wants to do that anyway.  It likely has nothing to do with elinks.
[16:41] <Martiini> Hei! Installed Karmic. Installation DVD gave me b43 broadcom wireless driver in jockey-kde. Now .. in installed system .. I get no drivers in jockey-kde "Hardware Drivers"
[16:41] <Guest57043> checked pptp, allow stateful inspection, mschap2, all security
[16:41] <RP64> can some1 help me, my laptop media buttons stopped responding after upgrading my version to 9.04
[16:41] <Guest57043> whats wrong
[16:41] <geekphreak> RP64:  hey ur back :p
[16:41] <ardchoille> Martiini: You're running Lucid, please go to #ubuntu+1
[16:41] <RP64> lol
[16:41] <ct529> hi there .... I have a problem with a pdf file! I cannot print it out in black and white .... I have tried all the possible options ...
[16:41] <RP64> yea
[16:41] <theadmin> ardchoille: Actually, i had the same issue with Karmic
[16:41] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[16:42] <geekphreak> wow :o
[16:42] <Martiini> I AM running KARMIC
[16:42] <geekphreak> what was that
[16:42] <theadmin> o_O WTF
[16:42] <Urda> ?
[16:42] <rall> easyubuntu does work anybody?  (a desperate try for making video playing from web work properly..   Yes Ive got adobeflash and ubuntu-restricted-extras
[16:42] <rall> )
[16:42] <Trek> O.O  HOLY HELL, WHAT WAS THAT?!?!?
[16:42] <Pici> !netsplit | geekphreak
[16:42] <Pici> Please calm down.
[16:42] <RP64> geekphreak: but im rly in trouble tho
[16:42] <FriedrichMan> hello everybody!
[16:42] <geekphreak> Pici:  i know :)
[16:42] <Trek> sorry, it lagged my system to oblivion
[16:42] <Martiini> Anyone help with wireless here?
[16:42] <ardchoille> Martiini: Funny how you said you were running lucid and then changed to karmic when you found out you had to go to another channel for support.
[16:42] <RP64> geekphreak:  my stuff got screwed after upgrading my version
[16:42] <Guest57043> nice.
[16:42] <Trek> Martiini: you said initially you're using Lucid.  Then you say Karmic
[16:42] <FriedrichMan> is there  a way to find out what ips are connected to your wifi connection over ubuntu?
[16:42] <Martiini> I AM running KARMIC
[16:43] <ct529> the fille is here http://www.research-innovation.ed.ac.uk/information/Infinite2009.pdf
[16:43] <Guest57043> mr bot wtf
[16:43] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  you can check your client list through your router
[16:43] <Guest57043> checked pptp, allow stateful inspection, mschap2, all security
[16:43] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: how do I access that?
[16:43] <Sephis> Hi, the networkmanager dispatcher run a script by connecting to Wireless. The script set the Proxy (gconftool). But the dispatche rstarts the script as root and so the proxy of User doesn't set ...
[16:43] <ct529> I am running 9.10 at 64 bit and I have okular, acroread laste version and image viewer .....
[16:43] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  type route in your shell and connect to your gateway
[16:44] <Guest57043> vpn expert anyone?
[16:44] <geekphreak> Pici:  thanks :)
[16:44] <Martiini> pimplefaced computer freak bastards
[16:44] <ardchoille> !ops | Martiini
[16:44] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  do that in your web browser something like http://192.168.2.1 or if your router is accessible via telnet I'm not sure what router you have.
[16:44] <Rinsmaster> On avarage, how long would a dd of a 6GB file to a usb stick take?
[16:44] <gtklocker> !ops
[16:44] <Pici> gtklocker: ?
[16:44] <jpds> gtklocker: Hi.
[16:44] <Trek> Rinsmaster, depends on the system :P
[16:44] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: it's 192.168.1.1
[16:44] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  you're going to need to know your password for your router.  I hope you changed it, cuz it's not a good idea to leave your router with the default l/p.
[16:44] <geekphreak> jpds:  thanks :)
[16:45] <gtklocker> @Rinsmaster: about Five minutes?
[16:45] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  go to your browser and type http://192.168.1.1
[16:45] <Rinsmaster> Trek, I see almost no CPU usage, only lots of disk usage
[16:45] <Rinsmaster> ah okay, well it's been running for about 5 min now, I'll wait longer :P
[16:45] <FriedrichMan> did so
[16:45] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  you will either be prompted for an l/p or when you try to go to administrative settings within your browser you will need to type your l/p
[16:46] <realubot> Pici: Mhm, you may be right. I don't know. I just got a litte bit confused about the question.
[16:46] <gtklocker> !ops | TontitoSoundSyst
[16:46] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  you need to find something like DHCP client list.
[16:46] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: I never used a password
[16:46] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  what type of router do you have?
[16:47] <jpds> gtklocker: ?
[16:47] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  hang on I'll figure it out for you.
[16:47] <FriedrichMan> kozumi wireless
[16:47] <Sephis> Hi, i have a problem with the networkmanager dispatcher. It runs a script when connecting to Wifi. The script sets the Proxy (gconftool). But the dispatcher starts the script as root and so the proxy of User doesn't set ... what can i do to set the proxy of the User. If i run the proxy_set_script as normal user it works fine. (second try, with better english, i hope ...) :D
[16:47] <geekphreak> lol @ try with better english :p
[16:48] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  what did you say your router was?
[16:48] <Trek> Sephis: can you not add to startup the script to run in terminal?
[16:48] <Trek> wow, bad english
[16:48] <geekphreak> hexdump_: he said kozumi
[16:48] <FriedrichMan> kozumi wireless
[16:48] <Pici> gtklocker: Why are you calling for ops?
[16:48] <Trek> Sephis: (rephrase) Can you not add to the startup sequence a launchter that runs the script for the user in terminal?  and not on system boot, on user's login
[16:49] <Trek> s/launchter/launcher
[16:49] <hexdump_> okie hang on
[16:49] <geekphreak> hi LjL
[16:49] <buttons840> in bash, how can i chain up a few commands so that the second command waits for the first to complete before executing?
[16:50] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: ok, thanks
[16:50] <tsimpson> buttons840: command1 && command2 && command3
[16:50] <buttons840> tsimpson: thanks
[16:50] <tsimpson> buttons840: or, command1 ; command2 ; command3
[16:50] <RP64> anyone have any ideas
[16:50] <tsimpson> buttons840: the first only runs the next command if the previous command completes successfully, the second runs the next command no matter what
[16:51] <geekphreak> adios peeps
[16:51] <RP64> geek
[16:51] <RP64> u didnt helo me
[16:51] <RP64> :(
[16:51] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  try l/p guest
[16:51] <RP64> help*
[16:51] <ardchoille> tsimpson: I was just about to ask about that
[16:51] <Sephis> Trek,  Hmm it should only run, when cocnecting to a definite wlan
[16:52] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: cool
[16:52] <sixofour> how do you change resolutions in ubuntu?
[16:52] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  if that doesn't work try admin/admin
[16:52] <Trek> Sephis: you might be looking at messing with the scripts connected to network manager
[16:52] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_ guest did the work
[16:52] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  were you able to get into your router now?
[16:52] <hexdump_> ok good
[16:52] <mohjak> How to make an iso image from folders and files using terminal? or a program?
[16:53] <FriedrichMan> but where am I supposed to find the laptops connected?
[16:53] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  now I know nothing about your router but see if you can find an area that says DHCP client list.
[16:53] <ardchoille> !away > bigjb_gone
[16:54] <sixofour> how do you change resolutions in ubuntu? i have the nvidia x server config but there is no option to change the resolution in it
[16:54] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  go to status and check statistics
[16:55] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: theres no ips in status7statics
[16:56] <wxgsjtu> hi all
[16:56] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  just yours?
[16:56] <FriedrichMan> none
[16:56] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  just your internal ip right?
[16:56] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: in statics... theres no ip... only the transmit accumulation statics
[16:57] <Ascavasaion> If I can type smb://192.168.0.1/music locally in Nautilus and it works perfectly on the same machine and I cannot do it from Windows machine... any idea what the problem could be?
[16:57] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  hang on
[16:57] <FriedrichMan> on Wan status though there's  a label... which says "connection type" DHCP
[16:58] <FriedrichMan> but I dn't see my ip nowhere over there
[16:58] <Lint01> Ascavasaion: firewall?
[16:58] <hexdump_> FridrichMan:  why don't you make a screenshot of your router and put it on photo bucket so I can see what I'm workin with
[16:58] <Bezerk-BR> In windows you have to type \\192.168.0
[16:58] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: where am I supposed to upload it?
[16:59] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan: just dcc it to me
[16:59] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: I configured my ip and my wife's ip so yhey are static
[16:59] <FriedrichMan> but I don't see none of them in here
[16:59] <Rinsmaster> woohoo, dd finished :P
[16:59] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  are you able to change any administrative options around?
[17:00] <ubuntu> me
[17:00] <wensleydale> hello. i need to be able to password protect my laptop when im out of the room. does anyone know the command for locking the screen in ubuntu please?
[17:00] <wxgsjtu> i know
[17:00] <benkong2> hello all
[17:00] <wxgsjtu> hello
[17:00] <Ascavasaion> Linkadmin, I created an exception in firestarter to allow access to SMB ports.
[17:01] <wxgsjtu> how are you
[17:01] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: I m sending you the file
[17:01] <benkong2> Is this the channel to talk lucid?
[17:01] <ardchoille> !lucid
[17:01] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  my bad send it again
[17:02] <ardchoille> wensleydale: ctrl+alt+l should lock your machine
[17:02] <FriedrichMan> doing it
[17:02] <Ascavasaion> Lint01, I created an exception in firestarter to allow access to SMB ports.
[17:02] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan: ahhh firewall I think
[17:02] <tachiro> anyone got any tips on how to improve the sound quality in ubuntu?
[17:03] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: not from my side at least
[17:03] <Lint01> so what is windows error?
[17:03] <tachiro> or know of another distro that's designed to optimize sound quality?
[17:04] <Pici> tachiro: If you mean for audio production you may want to check out Ubuntustudio
[17:04] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  ok send it once more I think I'm good now
[17:05] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_:how about now?
[17:05] <wensleydale> ardchoille: oh i need the command to make my own shortcut, sorry, forgot to mention that!
[17:05] <RaMcHiP> anyone in here familiar with the udev problems with karmic and howto alleviate them?  I have 3 udev daemons running and a rule for a broadband card that I have tested the script for and yet it doesnt trigger
[17:06] <russianzilla> Hey, my GRUB2 setup has my Windows partition numbered wrong. Can I change the number in grub.cfg, or do I have to do something else?
[17:06] <rjonesx> anyone have any experience installing phpize on Ubuntu 9.10 server? there is no apt php-devel...
[17:06] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  wtf I'm not able to accept the dayum thing
[17:06] <mezimezim> hey, I need help to configure the look of Gnome, I installed mac4lin theme, but didn't like it, so I removed it, but the buttons for windows minimize/maximize/close are still on the left, how do I move them back to the right?
[17:06] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  one min
[17:06] <ardchoille> wensleydale:  gnome-screensaver-command -l
[17:06] <tachiro> hmm, yea i think i saw that on distrowatch, but i'm not sure if there's a big difference or just some extra music making programs thrown in, i just notice that depending on whether im using vlc or firefox, i notice that volume and frequencies are never really consistent
[17:07] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: ok, otherwise just let me know where to upload it
[17:07] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  alright I added an exception in my fireall if it doesn't go through this time then it's your side
[17:07] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: ok, let's see then
[17:07] <tachiro> sometimes the sound will have static to it whenever i'm playing music in general
[17:08] <Zolomon|VPS> Mud: <3 Discworld is the best!
[17:08] <Ascavasaion> Lint01, Okies, I will try form home again when I am able to check on those computers
[17:08] <tachiro> i dunno, just feels like whatever's in charge of sound output is just not a priority at all
[17:09] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  wtf I dunno.
[17:09] <FriedrichMan> mmm
[17:10] <FriedrichMan> hexdump_: ok... do you know how do I log off from the router conf now?
[17:10] <FriedrichMan> maybe trying with l/p admin admin...
[17:10] <russianzilla> Is there any way to edit GRUB2 entries without messing with grub.cfg?
[17:11] <hexdump_> FriedrichMan:  probably somewhere it says logoff I dunno, I've never used that router
[17:11] <jottinger> more grub stuff, then. :/
[17:11] <[[thufir]]> if /boot/grub/menu.lst is an "old" partition, where is the grub currently being used?  That partition isn't being used by Ubuntu, it's a legacy from a fedora install.
[17:11] <[[thufir]]> how do I locate the menu.lst used to boot the system?  is there  a log?
[17:12] <ardchoille> !grub2
[17:12] <russianzilla> That guide only shows how to add and remove entires using custom files. I need to edit an automatically-created entry.
[17:13] <hiexpo> good morning all
[17:14] <mykie> ..
[17:14] <[[thufir]]> ardchoille: how to explain this:  I'm not trying to configure grub, I'm trying to *find* it.  it's not in its usual place.
[17:14] <Ascavasaion> If I edit /etc/samba/smb.conf do I have to restart samba and how do I do it if I do?
[17:15] <vinay_> does anyone know how to scrape email address from a website using Lynx
[17:16] <vinay_> by using the simple command of lynx or wget?
[17:16] <kokab> i have a problem whit a Canon printer
[17:17] <[[thufir]]> vinay_: I would think curl would be preferred, then you'd have to pipe the output somewhere and run a regex on it. ?
[17:17] <kokab> i have a question
[17:17] <kokab> im having trouble whit my old canon printer
[17:18] <kokab> i set parameters to default Canon printer and when i want to print stuff it comes to the list "queed jobs" then it says processing but suddenly poff the queing list is empty and the printer hasent printed out anything i dont know why anyone got a clue ?
[17:18] <[[thufir]]> vinay_: http://www.merchantos.com/makebeta/php/scraping-links-with-php/
[17:18] <kokab> the drivers are also isntalled checked that, is my printer broke ?
[17:19] <pedro> QUal é a sala do ubuntu brasil ?
[17:19] <mykie> kokab have you tried printing a test page?
[17:19] <kokab> mykie: yes i have tried that same result there coems to queeing jobs but pof nothing happens
[17:19] <kokab> its like my printer aint getting any data :S or its broke?
[17:19] <[[thufir]]> how do I find the grub menu.lst if it's not in /boot?
[17:20] <McL0VIN> can someone please help me with this http://pastebin.com/wj4JrHXp
[17:20] <NetLink> kokab: test page using printer hotkeys
[17:20] <NetLink> not computer test page
[17:20] <kokab> hmm dont know if i got any printer hot keys let me check my hotkeys
[17:21] <NetLink> look in your canon manual
[17:21] <DaZ> [[thufir]]: grub2 uses something else, afaik
[17:21] <McL0VIN> i followed this tutorial http://www.searchmarked.com/ubuntu/how-to-surf-anonymously-using-an-ssh-tunnel-and-ubuntu.php
[17:21] <McL0VIN> and i am getting the error above
[17:21] <redman88> einai kanenas ellinas edw???
[17:21] <hiexpo> [[thufir]], what u want to know what kernals you have installed?
[17:22] <kokab> i have no idea where the manual is
[17:22] <sipior> [[thufir]]: is it not in /boot/grub/grub.cfg?
[17:22] <kokab> the printer is old, its an Canon BJ250 printer
[17:22] <noname_21> Hi ! When i delete a shorcut (http://www.bitburners.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/ubuntu-menu.jpg) from menu the panel is not starting after system restart. it is on 9.1 and 10.04 beta. Where is the problem do you think ? i format the system hundred times but the same problem still. ı try to do my updates but again still the problem. When i delete a shorcut (i don't remeber exactly which shorcut is it) from accessories menu the panels are not starting aft
[17:22] <researcher1> it it possible to automatically  uninstall an application after a certain date?
[17:23] <researcher1> last time somebody suggested  a bash script
[17:23] <llutz> McL0VIN: where do you see an error in http://pastebin.com/wj4JrHXp ?
[17:23] <kokab> the thing is my old printer just got 2 buttons
[17:23] <kokab> one that says power the other says "resume"
[17:23] <sipior> researcher1: sure, have a look at "at"
[17:23] <mykie> kobab try this http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-297775.html
[17:23] <kokab> and a little Green Diod, also tried the printer in Win XP but same thing there it aint been founded
[17:23] <Ascavasaion> HOw do you restart Samba?  sudo /etc/init.d/samba stop and start do not work.
[17:24] <kokab> Its a canon BJ250 not an i250
[17:24] <llutz> Ascavasaion: sudo service samba restart
[17:24] <hiexpo> kokab, i suggest going to cannon support and downloading a manual
[17:24] <sma> hey guys i installed counter strike with the help of wine ....its very good ..the only problem is that while playing the game its breaking ....please help me ..
[17:24] <Ascavasaion> llutz, thank you
[17:24] <Pici> !appdb | sma
[17:24] <McL0VIN> !paste
[17:24] <noname_21> .
[17:24] <[[thufir]]> sipior: I think that's it, yes:  http://pastebin.com/5xsmE5t1
[17:25] <maple-tec> I'm so baked
[17:25] <maha> join #ubuntu-es
[17:25] <andli> in what package is mkfs.jffs2 for ubuntu 9.04?
[17:25] <researcher1> sipior: thanks.let me try
[17:25] <hiexpo> maple-tec, got coffee
[17:25] <sma> pici:can u be please specify
[17:25] <Ascavasaion> llutz, No service called samba
[17:25] <llutz> andli: mtd-utils
[17:25] <noname_21> Can someone tell me if you can delete on Ubuntu all sorcuts from accessories menu ?
[17:26] <Pici> sma: Please either look at http://appdb.winehq.org or ask in #winehq for help running applications under wine.
[17:26] <NetLink> kokab:  http://www.uktsupport.co.uk/canon/bj/bjc250.htm
[17:26] <sma> pici k thanks
[17:27] <llutz> Ascavasaion: "sudo lsof -i :139"
[17:27] <Apokal> Who lives in the USA?
[17:27] <llutz> 200 mio people
[17:27] <Trek> !ot | Apokal
[17:27] <McL0VIN> llutz: am getting the proxy server is refusing connections in firefox
[17:27] <BluesKaj> actually it's closer to 300milion
[17:28] <kokab> ok i tried to print test page and yep it works but i cant print stuff from my ubuntu :(
[17:28] <llutz> McL0VIN: how did you setup your proxy in firefox?
[17:28] <Ascavasaion> llutz, smbd    743 root   23u  IPv6   4144      0t0  TCP *:netbios-ssn (LISTEN)
[17:28] <llutz> BluesKaj: sry, just a guess from a poor boy living in old-europe
[17:29] <KSean> hi
[17:29] <hiexpo> !hi
[17:29] <McL0VIN> llutz: manual proxy config..>SOCKs Host: my dyndns.address.com port 9999 socks v5
[17:29] <KSean> i need urgent assistance with some partition stuff; http://pastebin.com/BM3ae7W0
[17:29] <adrian2mil10> hi , i have a little problem wih compiz , i need reload window manager from fusion-icon after login so start working , any help ??
[17:29] <KSean> is it possible for me to recover that partition?
[17:29] <llutz> McL0VIN: host = localhost
[17:29] <McL0VIN> llutz: yes
[17:29] <[[thufir]]> do I edit http://pastebin.com/5xsmE5t1 to change boot configuration?  I want to change the default boot.   it says not to edit that file, but /boot/grub/menu.lst isn't being used.
[17:30] <llutz> McL0VIN: "localhost" is what you have to enter in "Host" field
[17:30] <fhernando> hi everybody...
[17:30] <kokab> NetLink: thanks for the link the test page works to print BUT it wont work in my ubuntu
[17:30] <llutz> McL0VIN: not your dyndns
[17:30] <McL0VIN> llutz: oh
[17:30] <kokab> NetLink: i cant print stuff from ubuntu and i dont know how to fix it :(
[17:30] <NetLink> kokab:  http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/articles/printing_ubuntu
[17:30] <llutz> McL0VIN: have you actually read the howto you mentioned before? it's written there
[17:30] <McL0VIN> well i am still getting the same thing
[17:30] <Trek> kokab: is CUPS installed?
[17:31] <McL0VIN> llutz: the one i posted
[17:31] <llutz> McL0VIN: but the ssh-tunnel still exists?
[17:31] <DexterF> what do I need to access ubuntu one?
[17:31] <NetLink> or if that does't work, Google for more !!!  =)
[17:31] <adrian2mil10> hi , i have a little problem wih compiz , i need reload window manager from fusion-icon a few timnes after login so working right , any help ??
[17:31] <McL0VIN> llutz: yes it is
[17:31] <KSean> http://pastebin.com/BM3ae7W0  < can anyone help me with this partition issue? i need to recover the data >.<
[17:31] <fhernando> I have just installed Ubuntu in dualboot with windows... in the grub menu appears the windows option but it didn't boot ¿An Idea what is happening?
[17:32] <McL0VIN> llutz: i ssh to my box, then at the terminal i did ssh -ND 999 nick@dyndns.address.com
[17:32] <Ascavasaion> llutz, smbd    743 root   23u  IPv6   4144      0t0  TCP *:netbios-ssn (LISTEN)
[17:32] <Trek> KSean: Input/output error during read on /dev/sda
[17:32] <Urda> fhernando: you should boot should start Ubuntu, open a terminal, and do a sudo update-grub
[17:33] <Trek> KSean: could mean your drive is fubar or the partition table is messed
[17:33] <llutz> McL0VIN: aehem, why do you ssh to it before? you have to establish that tunnel from your local machine /running the firefox on/
[17:33] <fhernando> it doesn't show any error message, just "starting  up..." but never pass from there :(
[17:33] <KSean> i know; i think it just died trying to move my partition around
[17:33] <Masteredu> Hello World
[17:33] <KSean> ubuntu (or windows) doesnt recognise it as NTFS anymore
[17:33] <KSean> just "unknown" in gparted
[17:33] <McL0VIN> llutz: how would i do that from my windows machine
[17:33] <hiexpo> !hello
[17:33] <llutz> McL0VIN: putty
[17:33] <KSean> so im wondering if there's any way i can fix that :S
[17:34] <llutz> McL0VIN: tunnel -  dynamic - port 9999
[17:34] <Masteredu> KSean: Do you tried it with (c)fdisk ?
[17:34] <fhernando> thanks Urda, I will try then next I will comment about...
[17:34] <Urda> fhernando: mmk
[17:34] <KSean> no Masteredu
[17:34] <McL0VIN> llutz: i have secureCRT
[17:34] <Trek> KSean: its possible that if that fails, your disk is bad or dying/dead
[17:34] <llutz> McL0VIN: whatever that is
[17:34] <Urda> McL0VIN: I LOVE secureCRT
[17:34] <Masteredu> KSean: Why not , its easy
[17:34] <McL0VIN> Urda: how can i tunnel with CRT
[17:35] <KSean> kk i'll look up fdisk now
[17:35] <fhernando> Urda, sorry for my ignorance... :p ¿what is "mmk"?
[17:35] <KSean> i'm new to linux, hence why im not sure about this stuff :p
[17:35] <llutz> McL0VIN: does this help? http://www.vandyke.com/support/tips/dynamicpf.html
[17:35] <Urda> McL0VIN: Hmmm I used to know ... let me try to remember
[17:35] <Masteredu> KSean: make sure you run fdisk as root ( with sudo )
[17:35] <nemo> Can someone help me interpret a boot chart?  My mother is complaining of slow boot, but I'm inexperienced in judging what might be abnormal. Thinking maybe something related to a mount or something, but I can't actually observe her processes start.
[17:35] <nemo> Also. does karmic use parallel startup of services?
[17:36] <researcher1> what can I do to broadcast text/audio/video in my computer lab? what server shall I install?
[17:36] <jrib> nemo: include a link to the bootchart in your question
[17:36] <The_Toxic_Mite> Hello, I am having trouble getting my webcam to work. The ID is 093a:262a . I've googled 093a:262a ubuntu lucid, but all the results are outdated
[17:36] <seyfarth> Hey guys, I installed drupal6 with apt-get. where are all the files its supposed to put in apache's docroot?
[17:37] <KSean> Masteredu,          FATAL ERROR: Bad primary partition 3: Partition ends in the final partial cylinder - Press any key to exit cfdisk
[17:37] <Urda> fhernando: oh no worries :) Make the sound "mmmm" and say "Kay"
[17:37] <Urda> mmmmk!
[17:37] <Urda> mmk :3
[17:37] <jrib> seyfarth: dpkg -L PACKAGE  will list the files installed for that package (also check relevant dependencies).  It's also usually a good idea to read /usr/share/doc/PACKAGE/README.Debian
[17:38] <nemo> jrib: http://m8y.org/tmp/bootchart.png
[17:38] <seyfarth> jrib: okay, thank you!
[17:38] <DanielAstbury> Does the installer detect a  windows partition and configure grub automatically for a windows/ubuntu dual boot?
[17:38] <fhernando> hahahaha, ok Urda
[17:38] <fhernando> ;)
[17:38] <wensleydale> hello. does anyone know the terminal command to start gnome-screensaver in xubuntu please?
[17:38] <adrian2mil10> hi , i have a little problem wih compiz , i need reload window manager from fusion-icon a few times after login so working right , any help ??
[17:38] <nemo> jrib: sorry for slow response, was checking on packaging of hedgewars 0.9.13 for ubuntu :)
[17:39] <fhernando> Urda, I did a sudo update-grub but the issue it still persist... :(
[17:39] <Urda> fhernando: so when XP starts it hangs at the loading screen for Windows?
[17:39] <nemo> interesting. of the people in #ubuntu who are looking at the bootchart. 1 is using linux, 1 windows, the other 4, OSX
[17:40] <nemo> that was not the proportions I was expecting :)
[17:40] <fhernando> yes Urda, it hang in the loading screen
[17:40] <Trek> nemo: lol i think I'm the windows one :P
[17:40] <Myrtti> nemo: people are using teh internets from work, perhaps?
[17:40] <Urda> fhernando: can you boot into windows safe mode? If so do a chkdsk on your main C drive inside Windows
[17:40] <Urda> ESPECIALLY If you resized NTFS to install Ubuntu
[17:40] <nemo> Myrtti: OSX at work?  You'd think they'd have ubuntu at work too then :)  I run ubuntu both in OSX vm and native, at work.
[17:41] <Masteredu> KSean: Do you know the Syntax from fdisk ?
[17:41] <fhernando> sorry Urda, I can't boot in windows safe mode :(
[17:41] <Urda> fhernando: hangs there too?
[17:42] <wensleydale> sorry to bump, but does anyone know the terminal command to start gnome-screensaver in xubuntu please? when i run gnome-screensaver, it says its already running, but i want it to actually start the animation and all that..
[17:43] <fhernando> the lines I have in the windows option in the grub menu are: rootnoverify (hd0,0)    savedefault     makeactive    chainloader +1
[17:43] <fhernando> Urda, the lines I have in the windows option in the grub menu are: rootnoverify (hd0,0)    savedefault     makeactive    chainloader +1
[17:43] <daniskami> wensleydale: gnome-screensaver-command --activate
[17:43] <quiosque>                                                                                                                                                                                                     
[17:44] <nemo> Soooo. Guys who looked at the bootchart. Any thoughts?
[17:44] <nullp0inter> how can i do divisiojn on the command line? i keep getting 0 as the answer
[17:44] <wensleydale> daniskami: brilliant, thankyou! :-)
[17:44] <daniskami> wensleydale: you're welcome
[17:44] <fhernando> Urda, in the grub menu doesn't show windows safe mode :(
[17:44] <wensleydale> bye all
[17:44] <McL0VIN> llutz: thanks man its working fine
[17:44] <nemo> New score.  2 win, 4 OSX, 1 ubuntu
[17:45] <Masteredu> fhernando: when windows is starting , press F8 to come into the safe mode settings
[17:45] <fikelfike> hi
[17:45] <neoraj> ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
[17:45] <neoraj> ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
[17:45] <Masteredu> fhernando: windows safe settings is started by the bootmanager from windows , and not from grub
[17:45] <quiosque> d                                                                                                          ayjkvkjhjlbh
[17:46] <nemo> neoraj: someone is running denyhosts? :)
[17:46] <chaostein> hi .
[17:46] <quiosque>   ]]]]]][
[17:46] <adrian2mil10> hi , i have a little problem wih compiz , i need reload window manager from fusion-icon a few times after login so working right , any help ??
[17:46] <quiosque> ppppppp
[17:46] <chaostein> help
[17:46] <quiosque>         
 hm... couldnt get you..
[17:46] <chaostein> hi scotj
[17:46] <scotj> i m using ubuntu 9.10 (karmic) and am running windows 7 in virtualbox
[17:46] <scotj> but im unable to see cd rom in windows 7 guest
[17:46] <stebalien> adrian2mil10:  what is the problem?
[17:47] <scotj> any way to fix this ?
[17:47] <valari> scotj: map cd to virtualbox in settings
[17:47] <scotj> valari: ok
[17:47] <ZykoticK9> adrian2mil10, you might want to try asking in the #compiz channel, if your problem is specific to compiz
 i need reload window manager from fusion-icon a few times after login so working fine , this is the problem
[17:47] <Masteredu> scotj: over the menubar
[17:47] <minimec> scotj: Check the properties of your virtual machine before boot... There is a option to activate sound cd rom all thatr stufff...
[17:47] <fhernando> tkanks Masteredu
[17:47] <Masteredu> scotj: you can mount cdrom images etc.
 ok , i will try
[17:47] <Masteredu> fhernando: np, does it work?
[17:48]  * valari thinks vbox is pero!!
[17:48] <calum> Does anyone here know any virtualisation software that supports windows aero for Ubuntu?
[17:48] <Masteredu> calum: i think vmware does that
[17:48] <valari> calum:aero styling in ubuntu..??
[17:48] <marcusah> I have a question
[17:48] <Trek> !ask marcusah
[17:48] <scotj> valari Masteredu minimec : its working now..thnkx :)
[17:48] <calum> I've tried numerous things in virtualbox but it doesnt suppport it
[17:48] <marcusah> I've been running heady heron for about 1.8 years now
[17:48] <Trek> !ask | marcusah
[17:48] <Masteredu> valari: the mean windows areo support in windows 7 , and it runs under ubuntu
[17:48] <Guest31428> test
[17:48] <marcusah> woul it be a good idea to upgrade?
 when i run comnpiz-check i have this message >> Something potential problematic has been detected with your setup: Warning: No path to Compiz found.
[17:49] <valari> calum:vmware is the way to go
[17:49] <Trek> marcusah: probably, since Hardy's probably going to be ending its LTS soon
[17:49] <stebalien> adrian2mil10:  sounds like it might be a video driver issue. try ZykoticK9's suggestion.
[17:49] <Masteredu> scotj: np have fun
[17:49] <valari> calum: vbox with nested paging and amd-v or intel vt on will also work
[17:49] <calum> I also can't seem to get vmware to install... I have a windows vista vm but i can't get aero
[17:49] <marcusah> I mean I use a samsung CLP-300N network printer and I would like to have easy access to windows shares and have better mounting support for NTFS
[17:49] <Masteredu> marcusah: what ubuntu version do you run
[17:49] <ZykoticK9> stebalien, if it's a video driver issue then he should stay...
[17:49] <nemo> calum: when you tried virtualbox, what version did you use, and did you enable full gl accell and guest additions?
[17:49] <marcusah> Masteredu: heady heron
[17:50] <Trek> he said Hardy, Masteredu
[17:50] <nemo> calum: #vbox might know more
[17:50] <nerdy_kid> need to change xines audio driver
[17:50] <rall> Can someone please tell me how to get all codecs installed?? what I usually do is installing ubuntu-restricted-extras and the adobe flash player.. I still cant watch videos from my country's newspaper vgtv.no and many more.. On youtube 50% of videos work.. the rest just appear black
[17:50] <nerdy_kid> how
[17:50] <stebalien> adrian2mil10:  run `whereis compiz`
video driver is fine , i think is a path to compiz-manger problem but the files are all in your site
[17:50] <calum> nemo: Latest version 3.1
[17:50] <marcusah> Trek: no I siad "heady" not "hardy"
[17:50] <Pici> Trek: Hardy still has a while left for support, Dapper is running out soon.
[17:50] <zagabar> d
[17:50] <valari> calum:many virtu--soft dont support 3-d acc so.... since aero is based on 3-d acc
[17:50] <Masteredu> marcusah: it would be bether, if you upgrade from 8.04 to 1.04 (comes soon)
[17:50] <nemo> calum: well. what about guest additions and 3d accel in the vm config for virtualbox?
[17:50] <marcusah> the one with the heron on the desktop!
[17:50] <valari> calum: aero will run only if 3-d acc and intelvt or amd-v technology is activated
[17:50] <Trek> !heron
[17:50] <marcusah> Masteredu: 1.04?
[17:50] <McL0VIN> llutz: i have one question
[17:50] <adrian2mil10> stebalien >> compiz: /usr/bin/compiz /usr/bin/compiz.real /usr/lib/compiz /usr/include/compiz /usr/share/compiz /usr/share/man/man1/compiz.1.gz
[17:51] <Pici> marcusah: Thats HARDY Not heady
[17:51] <`blackmk4|imac> What would cause my box to drop off the LAN until I reboot it whenever I try to transfer at high speeds to/from it? I've tried two nics - same problem, tried WinXP and it was fine, so I know it's a config or something problem. The install is fresh from today. It's CLI only and wired - no wifi. If I leave the computer alone it will eventually drop off, and I can make it happen pretty quickly by transferring data to/from it.
[17:51] <calum> valari: Also virtual machines don't access the hosts graphics directly :(
[17:51] <Pici> !hardy | marcusah
[17:51] <marcusah> wtf
[17:51] <marcusah> thats odd
[17:51] <Trek> !hardy > marcusah
[17:51] <marcusah> ok thanks
[17:51] <nemo> new score for people who looked at my bootchart image (not that they commented)  2 windows, 5 OSX, 1 ubuntu
[17:51] <nemo> for shame people :)
[17:51] <valari> calum: yes yeah too risky architecture like this i work with vmware :)
[17:51] <McL0VIN> llutz: how can't IT guys see that i am tunneling or the dyndns address please explain if you have time
[17:51] <nerdy_kid> how do i change xines audio driver
[17:51] <kevindank> Hello,  does anyone know of a free way to mount an iso file in ubuntu?
[17:51] <Masteredu> marcusah: sry the log is so big etc. i mean 10.04 sry
[17:51] <Myrtti> nemo: so did you have anything related to that bootchart that's ubuntu support related?
[17:51] <unixp> which alternativ software exists else virtualbox?
[17:51] <ZykoticK9> !iso > kevindank
[17:51] <llutz> McL0VIN: its hard, there are always ways to identify ssh-traffic
[17:52] <valari> unixp:vmware qemu and xen-kernal based
[17:52] <nemo> Myrtti: well. as I originally posted, the boot chart is a karmic one, the complaint is her ubuntu is very slow to boot
[17:52] <calum> valari: I just can't stand vista or 7 without aero
[17:52] <rall> mount ISO in ubuntu.. hehe open with arcive mounter :D
[17:52] <marcusah> ok so does the latest release of ubuntu have better ability to access windows shares I.E. it actually works?
[17:52] <Trek> marcusah: but you'd have to do incremental upgrades, so from 8.04 to 8.10, then from 8.10 to 9.04 then from 9.04 to 9.10 then to 10.04 once its stable release is sent out.
[17:52] <marcusah> and
[17:52] <nemo> Myrtti: my question was, does anything look obviously wrong since I'm unfamiliar w/ bootcharts and what would be normal
[17:52] <Trek> i think...
[17:52] <McL0VIN> llutz: but will they know my dyndns address and block it
[17:52] <marcusah> so
[17:52] <Pici> nemo: I see a fsck in there and a few seconds for starting apache, if you don't need that then you should stop it from starting. Also, I see the nxserver, but it looks like ti stops for whatever reason.
[17:52] <marcusah> then
[17:52] <nemo> Myrtti: I also asked if karmic had parallel startup by default since it didn't seem like it from the chart
[17:52] <valari> calum:maybe instal them the.. :) you can always go for nested page based vm
[17:52] <marcusah> will this break my driver I have installed for my printer?
[17:52] <nemo> Pici: she does use apache.
[17:52] <petar_> hi.. can u pls help me with cgi - perl script .. when i want to run it in the browser i get 403 Forbidden
[17:53] <frxstrem> how do I unmount an ISO file from the command line?
[17:53] <marcusah> wow stuff is scrolling by way to fast
[17:53] <stebalien> adrian2mil10:  there is defiantly a path to compiz. I recommend reinstalling compiz `sudo aptitude reinstall ~icompiz` and deleting all of your preferences (~/.compiz and ~/.config/compiz)
[17:53] <marcusah> will this break my driver I have installed for my printer?
[17:53] <nemo> Pici: fsck though. that could be an issue. shouldn't run every time surely...
[17:53] <marcusah> will this break my driver I have installed for my printer?
[17:53] <gaveen> frxstrem, is it already mounted ?
[17:53] <marcusah> will this break my driver I have installed for my printer?
[17:53] <rall> kevindank, right click and open with archive mounter.
[17:53] <calum> valari: So It will work if I enable nested paging and amd-v in virtual box? I was also using the virtualbox guest additions driver... but I removed it
[17:53] <llutz> McL0VIN: maybe, depends on your companies internetusage-rules
[17:53] <nemo> Pici: I need to ask her if she's rebooting properly
[17:53] <frxstrem> gaveen: yes
[17:53] <ZykoticK9> rall, i have trouble watching my country's news channel (CBC in Canada) with linux as well, my work around is to install MS's version of Firefox with winetrick http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/cbc-videos-on-
[17:53] <valari> petar_: set proper permissions using chmod on the script and directory make sure the script has a +x chmod
[17:54] <ZykoticK9> rall, http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/cbc-videos-on-ubuntu
[17:54] <valari> calum: go ahead try!!
[17:54] <THE_GFR> hey
[17:54] <Pici> nemo: It didn't run for that long though.  You may want to try enabling profiling for one boot though.  I don't remember the exact commands to do so, but it should be easy to dig up.
[17:54] <THE_GFR> that was lame
[17:54] <llutz> McL0VIN: 1st thing to realize: you may risk your job, if this type of internet-use is forbidden in your company
[17:54] <THE_GFR> so if I have a samsung CLP-300N color laser printer and I upgrade my release of ubuntu will it break my driver?
[17:54] <nerdy_kid> are the options i select in xineui global to xine apps?
[17:54] <nemo> Pici: profiling as in callgrind?
 reinstall it's a last resource for a men ;) not a woman ,  i want try fix it
[17:54] <McL0VIN> llutz: fu** our IT network /design guy who sets all these rules is a supper genius , for got sack he have photographic memory
[17:55] <nemo> Pici: so there's nothing obviously taking a ton of time?
[17:55] <kevindank> well i have the file mounted the archive mount comand but how do i install the iso?
[17:55] <THE_GFR> hey can anyone please answer my question?
[17:55] <McL0VIN> *god
[17:55] <Masteredu> kevindank: use the console : type in mount -o loop IMAGEFILE /cdrom
[17:55] <petar_> valari: i set them to 777 stil doesn't worked
[17:55] <gaveen> frxstrem, first run mount and find where it's mounted
[17:55] <nemo> Pici: is it true that this is in fact taking over 100s as the chart seems to indicate?
[17:55] <Masteredu> kevindank: you have to replace IMAGEFILE with the path of your imagefile
[17:55] <z0man> Anyone know how to make vodafone dongles work with Ubuntu?   I am trying to setup some clients with their their Ubuntu yet they they have vodafone contract dongles heh.   Anyway I found this guide http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8195214&postcount=2  and about unmounting the drive to make the modem work as a possible solution.
[17:55] <nemo> Pici: with a loooooong line for udev?
[17:55] <THE_GFR> I mean will I have to reinstall the driver? and does the newer versions of ubuntu have better network support for accessing windows shares?
[17:55] <calum> valari: Umm, amd-v and nested paging are enabled, and I tried the aero transparency and glass effects before but they didn't work :(
[17:56] <Masteredu> kevindank: yes
[17:56] <THE_GFR> uhhg
[17:56] <THE_GFR> this sucks
[17:56] <valari> petar_: never use 777 on an internet connected pc hm... does apache has exec allowed for scripts
[17:56] <stebalien> adrian2mil10:  I mean reinstall COMPIZ not Ubuntu. you will loose nothing that way. (It will only replace the compiz binaries).
[17:56] <THE_GFR> valari: no.
[17:56] <kevindank> that will install it onto my desktop?
[17:56] <nerdy_kid> need to change xines audio driver
[17:56] <valari> calum :( ...... hm..
[17:57] <valari> The_gfr: ??
[17:57] <CSSnub> How do I grep for files within directory somesite.com that make reference to 'gallery'?
[17:57] <rall> ZykoticK9, thanks a lot :)  yesterday, I asked also and a ubuntu user was able to watch movies on my newspaper without problems, so there should probably be another way around.. Ill bookmark the page and do the winetrick thing is nothing else works,, thank you :)
[17:57] <THE_GFR> valari: ??
[17:57] <nemo> Pici: hm. here's a thought. rsyslogd / dd - could perhaps something be spamming her logs, overflowing them...
 ok
[17:57] <calum> valari: If it is any help my graphics card is an ATI Radeon Mobility HD 4200
[17:57] <valari> The_gfr: why did you say no..
[17:57] <Pici> nemo: No, it shouldnt.
[17:57] <valari> calum: laptop aaaah..... and AMD processor????? :S
[17:57] <stercor> How can I do a './configure, make, make install?'  Ubuntu doesn't seem to put libraries, include files, in the 'normal places.
[17:58] <petar_> valari: i know.. i just don't know what's wrong.. i can pastebin the virtualhost apache conf if u want to..
[17:58] <rall> ZykoticK9,  you have problems with youtube?   I do... some of the movies just dont want to play
[17:58] <frxstrem> well, does anyone know how to unmount a mounted ISO file?
[17:58] <jrib> !compile > stercor
[17:58] <jrib> stercor: what are you trying to compile?
[17:58] <calum> valari: AMD Athlon Dual core M300 @ 2 GHz
[17:58] <llutz> frxstrem: sudo umount /mount/point
[17:58] <valari> calum: pero !!
[17:58] <frxstrem> llutz: thanks :)
[17:58] <stercor> jrib: Thanks!
[17:59] <valari> petar_: the perl module needs some changes i think there is an exec tag in there
[17:59] <z0man> stercor you need to install the development environment https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware
[17:59] <kevindank> i have an iso file downloaded on my desktop how do i install it
[17:59] <dr3mro> how to print my name on ubuntu terminal with ascii character like metasplloit
[17:59] <ZykoticK9> rall, just as an fyi www.vgtv.no is working for me with chromium
 mount it!
[17:59] <minimec> z0man: Why are you asking for a solution, if you already found the solution?
[17:59] <valari> !mount kevindank
[17:59] <kevindank> valari:it is mounted
[17:59] <steven_> hello all
[17:59] <kevindank> now what do i do
[18:00] <ZykoticK9> rall, but we are using very different versions of everything - no idea if it works on karmic like this
 accec it.. and do the thing what do you want to install
[18:00] <calum> valari: So I guess I should try vmware? I need the VM for my Uni course
[18:00] <jrib> dr3mro: figlet, toilet
[18:00] <ZykoticK9> rall, with html5 enabled i have problems with some videos on youtube, just everything flash works for me
[18:00] <frxstrem> kevindank: if you've mounted it, just browse to the folder where it's mounted (or click the icon that should be on your desktop)
[18:00] <z0man> Trying to re-assure myself that my tomorrows sessions of support will go smoothly
[18:00] <billy2007> unblock me i need to un-op people in my room they blocked me
[18:00] <steven_> my tem not showing my nothing i cant see what i i typing in plz help
[18:00] <valari> calum: vmware will do.. install the xen kernal for ultimate experience
[18:01] <z0man> I feel assure now :)
[18:01] <DR_Fun1> any one seen ninjai?
[18:01] <THE_GFR> so everyone if I upgrade to 9.04 of ubuntu will I have to reinstall my printer driver?
[18:01] <calum> valari: Thanks for help
[18:01] <bwallen> is there a way to uninstall X and just have a CLI?
[18:01] <valari> calum: anytime ;)
[18:01] <urosb> hi
[18:01] <ZykoticK9> bwallen, do you want to try just diabling gdm before you uninstall?
[18:02] <urosb> i need some informatino regarding multiple desktops
[18:02] <valari> bwallen: yeah no need to uninstall just goto runlevel 3
[18:02] <steven_> what can i type in to see my gateway in the temainal
[18:02] <valari> urosb: yeah??
[18:02] <bwallen> good point guys, I forgot about that. thanks
[18:02] <z0man> You may have the odd issue when you upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10.... Yet throughout my time of upgrading I have never had to reinstall print drivers [printers]
[18:02] <frxstrem> urosb: what?
[18:02] <z0man> You have to re-add your printers thought
[18:02] <petar_> valari: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/T1ctqmpf
[18:02] <THE_GFR> z0man: thanks
[18:03] <sixofour> how do you change resolutions in ubuntu? i have the nvidia x server config but there is no option to change the resolution in it
[18:03] <THE_GFR> z0man: uh... I do not know how to do that so I guess I have to reinstall the driver as I had to install the driver to begin with
[18:03] <z0man> CUPS is always default upgraded and as such, you just add the printers again [If they are removed]
[18:03] <petar_> valari: older perl module should solve it?
[18:03] <urosb> i need to have 3 different OS each one on seperate desktop with function to swich between them fast
[18:03] <Younder> sixofour, yes there is
[18:03] <frxstrem> sixofour: System -> Preferences -> Display (or Monitor) and change it
[18:03] <valari> petar_" goin throgh it also try #perl
[18:03] <bwallen> valari: to change to runlevel 3 do I just run "init 3"?
[18:03] <steven_> medex: can you help me
[18:04] <valari> bwallen: yep :)
[18:04] <Trek> urosb: so get 3 desktops, 3 setups, and call us in the morning
[18:04] <z0man> THE_GFR the print drivers is managed by CUPS which is default installed on Ubuntu, you just click "System->Administration->Printers"
[18:04] <sixofour> display opens up x server frxstrem
[18:04] <JackWat> lcd monitors usually detect the correct resolution
[18:04] <Younder> sixofour, NVIDEA Xserver settings allows you to set the resolution
[18:04] <rall> ZykoticK9, ohh  vgtv works with crome for ubuntu.. cool :)   Ill try that then..  How do you enable or disable html5? :)  great news , Ill start aptitudeing chrome
[18:04] <ZykoticK9> sixofour, if you use the graphic util "gksu nvidia-settings" and save the settings to xorg you should see the values in there
[18:04] <bwallen> valari: sweet, thanks
[18:04] <z0man> correction System->Administration->Printing
[18:04] <sixofour> x server has no resolution setting
[18:04] <valari> urosb: install a kvm switch
[18:04] <ZykoticK9> rall, chrome&chromium aren't in the default repo (until Lucid)
[18:04] <sixofour> unless nvidia snuck into my laptop in the lkast 30 minutes and added it
[18:04] <urosb> trek: you don't understand
[18:04] <valari> urosb:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KVM_switch
[18:05] <JackWat> sixofour: does the nvidia settings gui correctly detect your monitors resolution?
[18:05] <petar_> valari thx
[18:05] <An_Ony_Moose> where's that info about viruses on linux again?
[18:05] <valari> petar_: solved..??
[18:05] <DR_Fun1> any one here good with irc apps?
[18:05] <valari> petar_: lol
[18:05] <sixofour> JackWat:  it doesn't list anything about any resolution
[18:05] <urosb> trek: i have one computer with ubuntu and I want to use 3 virtual systems
[18:05] <sixofour> it says the laptop screen area is 1200x800 thats it
[18:05] <JackWat> sixofour: under 'X Server Dispaly Configuration'
[18:05] <z0man> https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/printing/C/printing.html
[18:05] <valari> urosb: VMWARE is the way to go tehn
[18:05] <steven_> what can i type in to find my gateway
[18:05] <JackWat> my 'layout' section has my native resolution
[18:06] <Younder> sixofour, It has a X server display Configuration has a resolution list
[18:06] <rall> steven_  route -n
[18:06] <sixofour> where is the layout setting? what manu on the side
[18:06] <valari> urosb: atleast have 4gig of ram for 3os+1host os!!
[18:06] <urosb> valari: is there any freeware solution for this?
[18:06] <JackWat> sixofour: X Server Display Configuration
[18:06] <valari> urosb: vbox iz the best then
[18:06] <sixofour> yes, there is nothing there to change the res, it jsut says 1280x800
[18:06] <urosb> valari: i have 12GB of ram
[18:06] <frxstrem> urosb: you could use VirtualBox if you have a above average computer, although the performance on the virtual machines would be worse than on the host OS. As far as I'm aware of there is no other easy way to do it.
[18:07] <JackWat> 1280x800 is your native resolution then :O
[18:07] <rall> steven_, or netstat -r
[18:07] <JackWat> did it correctly detect your monitor?
[18:07] <An_Ony_Moose> urosb, wow, 12G? What do you use all that for?
[18:07] <dare> JackWat, wat? 1280x800!?????? oO
[18:07] <sixofour> jackwatt i am on a laptop
[18:07] <An_Ony_Moose> oops,sorry, thought this was #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:07] <valari> urosb: do you have a intel-vt or amd-v processor atleast 4threads
[18:07] <JackWat> An_Ony_Moose: vms? :P
[18:07] <steven_> thank you
[18:07] <steven_> rall: thank you
[18:07] <urosb> intel cor2quad
[18:07] <rall> steven_ np:)
[18:08] <DR_Fun1> any one seen ninjai?
[18:08] <An_Ony_Moose> JackWat, oh yeah xD
[18:08] <z0man> I r go now before my 3g dries up lol
[18:08] <An_Ony_Moose> steven_! Hi! :P
[18:08] <sixofour> JackWat:  how am i nsupposed tom tell?
[18:08] <toffee> amd is crap!
[18:08] <valari> urosb: go go go boy
[18:08] <JackWat> sixofour: i dont know how to do it in ubuntu . :P
[18:08] <sixofour> JackWat:  i am using the minotor now to see your text so i guess it sees my monitor
[18:08] <urosb> :)
[18:08] <steven_> <An_Ony_Moose: hi :)
[18:08] <toffee> don't buy anything without turbo boost and new ht
[18:08] <pvandewyngaerde> for security reasons its better to mount /tmp /var and /home as noexec, nosuid and nodev,  is this so in Ubuntu ?
[18:09] <An_Ony_Moose> steven_, how's grbot? :P
[18:09] <JackWat> sixofour: its not correctly detecting the resolution of your monitor. there is somewhere you can manually force it
[18:09] <JackWat> but i dont remember where. im on a fedora box atm
[18:09] <Travis-42> If I setup TCP port listening on an X server, how do I connect to it?
[18:09] <CSSnub> exit
[18:09] <CSSnub> exit
[18:09] <steven_> <An_Ony_Moose: it good brb i at work
[18:09] <dare> CSSnub, try /quit
[18:09] <smtibor> I have 2 drives in an lvm volume group (same sata controller). When I add the third drive (on via sata vt6240 controller), grub2 will not boot, and gives an error that it cannot find the 3rd drive in the volume group. Is there a configuration parameter or command line option I can pass to grub2 to fix this?
[18:09] <urosb> thanx guys
[18:09] <An_Ony_Moose> ok steven_
[18:09] <DR_Fun1> steven do i know u
[18:10] <valari> ursob: any time :)
[18:10] <sixofour> well i found the res but...dank, 1280x800 is the highest it can go??
[18:10] <sixofour> dang*
[18:11] <JackWat> sixofour: no
[18:11] <An_Ony_Moose> sixofour, if it is it's probably a monitor limitation
[18:11] <dare> is it a laptop? 1280x800 is normal for budget laptop..
[18:11] <JackWat> sixofour: if it incorrectly detected your monitor you can manually set it and bump up your resolution
[18:11] <valari> smtibor: boot wid two drives add a virtual LVM drive reboot add next hdd, it happens because drive mappings change
[18:11] <sixofour> i have one more question
[18:11] <dima_linux> hello, can someone help me to make a swap on other disk if it's possible?
[18:12] <sixofour> any application [most games] that have fullscreen, get cut off on the bottom
[18:12] <sixofour> they go downj off the bottom of the screen
[18:12] <An_Ony_Moose> strange
[18:12] <sixofour> as if they are not using a widescreen display
[18:12] <valari> dima_linux: you can always make a swap file :)
[18:12] <dare> your resolution is set too high,maybe your monitor is 16:9
[18:12] <JackWat> a non-widescreen is 1280x1024
[18:12] <toffee> why don't you use a swapfile instead?
[18:12] <JackWat> its probably trying to fill it to that.
[18:12] <uffo> how is possible to load binary from own folder, i have ffmpeg static binary with convert scripts; ffmpeg -i *.ext -vcodec copy -acodec copy OUTPUT.MKV
[18:13] <dare> uffo, /usr/bin/ffmpeg
[18:13] <smtibor> valari can you clarify? I've tried booting from the two and adding the third to the volume group, but the same problem happens. it goes away as soon as I remove it from the volume group. I have verified that the uuid's match
[18:13] <uffo> dare: i have binary in own folder not in system
[18:14] <dare> chmod +x binary then ./binary to execute
[18:14] <er> hola
[18:14] <er> lcnv
[18:14] <er> xcv
[18:14] <er> cvxzx
[18:14] <er> <zdc
[18:14] <FloodBot2> er: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:14] <Trek> !op | er is spamming
[18:14] <dare> er, juasdjkads?
[18:14] <er> hola quien eres
[18:14] <smtibor> valari can you clarify what you mean by "add a virtual LVM drive"?
[18:14] <valari> sntibor: hm..... try live grub booting, install the other drive boot and give a direct boot command
[18:14] <er> hello
[18:15] <dare> er, we only talk in the surpreme language - English
[18:15] <dare> supreme*
[18:15] <uffo> dare: is that way: ./ffmpeg -i *.ext -vcodec copy -acodec copy OUTPUT.MKV
[18:15] <dare> uffo, yes
[18:15] <er> no is espain
[18:15] <DR_Fun1> dare are u raceist
[18:15] <ZykoticK9> !es | er
[18:15] <DR_Fun1> hola
[18:15] <valari> smtibor: try live grub booting, install the other drive boot and give a direct boot command
[18:15] <er> hola
[18:15] <DR_Fun1> come esta
[18:15] <Myrtti> !english | DR_Fun1, er
[18:16] <Travis-42> how can I view a remote x display (started with xvfb)?
[18:16] <er> que
[18:16] <smtibor> valari ok will try
[18:16] <DR_Fun1> ony english here
[18:16] <DR_Fun1> sory
[18:16] <valari> smtibor: dont screw up heh ;P
[18:16] <er> alex
[18:16] <DR_Fun1> any one seen ninjai
[18:17] <smtibor> valari ha very funny
[18:17] <mneptok> er: Ingles solamente aqui, pf
[18:17] <er> yes
[18:18] <mneptok> DR_Fun1: y tu.
[18:18] <er> tienes facebook dr_fun
[18:18] <dare> DR_Fun1, are you languagist?
[18:19] <mneptok> !offtopic
[18:19] <DR_Fun1> naw just a um pokito espanole and some rushhin
[18:19] <steven_> <An_Ony_Moose: i back
[18:20] <DR_Fun1> somali 2
[18:20] <An_Ony_Moose> steven_, cool :P
[18:20] <DR_Fun1> steve do i know u
[18:20] <dare> !offtopic DR_Fun1
[18:20] <steven_> idk
[18:20] <mneptok> !offtopic | DR_Fun1
[18:20] <muppet66> ciao
[18:20] <muppet66> !list
[18:20] <DR_Fun1> leve me alon with the dumb rules
[18:21] <steven_> !offtopic
[18:21] <mneptok> DR_Fun1: the rules are there for a reason. please abide by them or /part the channel. if you choose to do neither, the choice may be made for you.
[18:21] <muppet66> !list
[18:21]  * DR_Fun1 knows im just waiting for a freind tryen 2 kill time
[18:21] <dare> !spam | muppet66
[18:22] <uffo> dare: how can i send screenshot file to you, it still cannot find binary says file or directory not found
[18:22] <Urda> _IRC Drama!_
[18:23] <ZykoticK9> uffo, from !paste  To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin
[18:23] <Roasted> I'm using VNC to remote in to a little server I have here from my laptop (wireless) to the server itself (wired). It's SLOWWWW. Is there anything else that'll give me a GUI remote connection that might be quicker?
[18:23] <dare> Roasted, cygwin/x if using windows
[18:23] <mneptok> !away > Mud
[18:24] <calum> ummm noob question :( How do I open bundle files?
[18:24] <Roasted> dare, going ubuntu to ubuntu here.
[18:25] <dare> Roasted, x works over tcp/ip
[18:25]  * Mud humps mneptok
[18:25] <ikonia> Mud: please don't
[18:25] <ikonia> Mud: that sort of action is not appropriate
[18:25] <mneptok> Mud: please don't use /nick when you can use /away
[18:25] <alaska13> anyone know anything about triple booting ubuntu, win 7, and mac osx on a macbook pro?
[18:25] <uffo> dare: i have this combination and i need edit scripts to use binary from there, http://imagebin.org/91920
[18:25] <dare> Mud, please use a condom
[18:26] <ZykoticK9> calum, not sure what you mean by bundle files.  Are you referring to tar or tar.gz files?
[18:26] <ikonia> dare: please stop - I've just said it's not appropriate
[18:26] <ikonia> alaska13: should be a straight forward affair with grub and bootcamp
[18:26] <ShadowKnight> hey, i was wondering. in UNR is it normal for your netbook to have less battery in that partition rather than windows 7 starter? or am i doing something wrong? i have an asus 1005PEB and im just starting to set it up and i know that there are some issues with it  but i was wondering what i can do to fix any of this
[18:26] <calum> ZykoticK9: I downloaded a file which has the extension .bundle but it contains an executable prog inside. I don't know how to run it
[18:27] <dare> ikonia, did you know the pope also discourages protection?
[18:27] <alaska13> ikonia, its easy enough to run windows and mac osx in a dual boot, just adding ubuntu is difficult, the bootcamp utility only allows one other os.
[18:27] <ZykoticK9> calum, i'm sorry i've never encountered that file type before - best of luck
[18:27] <fanani> he
[18:27] <mneptok> wrong answer.
[18:27] <fanani> can u help me
[18:28] <fanani> my ubuntu kernel is deleted, and i can not back the kernel
[18:28] <pranay_09> can anyone please tell me what the size of the image should be for the login screen beside the name?
[18:28] <ikonia> alaska13: bootcamp should allow more than 2 OS's
[18:28] <ikonia> fanani: you need to boot from a livecd, chroot into your system and re-install the kernel-image package
[18:28] <Lint01> fanani: boot from livecd and copy the kernenel and initrd
[18:28] <alaska13> ikonia: i know it should...but the utility in osx doesn allow creating more than one additional partition
[18:28] <fanani> yes
[18:29] <ikonia> alaska13: ask the guys in ##apple - I've seen it done many times so it may be a known issue/glitch with a know fix
[18:29] <calum> ZykoticK9: Appears to be a file relating to Mac OSX - but what I downloaded (VMware) was for Ubuntu
[18:29] <alaska13> thanks a bunch!
[18:29] <clusty> hey
[18:29] <fanani> ok thanks ,
[18:30] <fanani> and nice to meet u ,
[18:30] <fanani> hehehe
[18:30] <ZykoticK9> calum, sorry really can't help with OSX or VMware - don't use either.  good luck.
[18:30] <fanani> i' m fananiu
[18:30] <clusty> is there a way to make sshfs follow symlinks? (as in make the server resolve symlinks rather than just giving them to the client) ?
[18:30] <clusty> i think samba can do that
[18:30] <ikonia> clusty: you've caught me out there, I thought it did do that
[18:30] <calum> ZykoticK9: Thanks anyway. I will give google a try
[18:30] <clusty> ikonia: does not now
[18:31] <uffo> mneptok kicked dare so i start over - how is possible to load binary from own folder, i have ffmpeg static binary with convert scripts; ffmpeg -i *.ext -vcodec copy -acodec copy OUTPUT.MKV
[18:32] <ikonia> uffo: just specifcy the full path to the binary
[18:32] <uffo> http://imagebin.org/91920
[18:32] <mneptok> uffo: preafec the binary name with ./
[18:32] <mneptok> *preface
[18:32] <SealedWithAKiss> I have a graphics card with VGA, DVI and HDMI inputs. I also have a HDMI to DVI cable. My monitor is VGA. I would like to connect my HDMI end of the cable to a PS3 HDMI port, the DVI end of the cable into my graphics cards DVI port, and then get the card to take the input and route it out to the VGA port. Is this possible?
[18:32] <uffo> picture
[18:32] <Roasted> can you SSH with a GUI?
[18:32] <codeshah> hey guys, I have a long process running... I want to detach it from my login and run it so that when I log out, it still keeps running
[18:32] <codeshah> how do I do that/
[18:32] <clusty> ikonia: now the symlink points to the same place it does on the server (not available on client)
[18:32] <clusty> Roasted: what do you mean?
[18:32] <clusty> you wanna copy files?
[18:33] <calum> ZykoticK9: Got it. I think I know how to install this
[18:33] <An_Ony_Moose> codeshah, you may want to run it from one of the tty shells if it's not a graphical process
[18:33] <ZykoticK9> Roasted, if you have X on your guest machine, ssh can forward X applications to your local display (not the same as full GUI environment)
[18:33] <codeshah> An_Ony_Moose, , I am logged in via SSH... and it is already started, about halfway done - 12 hours in
[18:33] <clusty> ZykoticK9: os x comes with X preinstalled
[18:33] <Roasted> clusty, no, I have a little server here I VNC to from my wireless laptop. VNC is just ungodly slow on it and Im not sure why, so I was going to look at other laternatives.
[18:33] <clusty> X forwarding is worse
[18:33] <An_Ony_Moose> codeshah, no idea then, sorry
[18:33] <An_Ony_Moose> oh
[18:33] <clusty> vnc has better latency
[18:33] <An_Ony_Moose> wait
[18:33] <roshan08> gnome-system-monitor is eating CPU, i saw this bug filed in launchpad, but where is the solution
[18:34] <codeshah> An_Ony_Moose, no worries, thx thoug
[18:34] <An_Ony_Moose> codeshah, use screen... I just don't know how
[18:34] <roshan08> somebody help
[18:34] <ZykoticK9> clusty, the question was can SSH run GUI - i answered the best i could
[18:34] <clusty> also if you have a sucky server/client that do not compress the stream, tunnel VNC over a compressed SSH connection
[18:34] <helphelp> cant set my screen resolution back to lower values!!
[18:34] <uffo> mneptok: i did but it still cannot fid it - ./ffmpeg -i *.ext -vcodec copy -acodec copy OUTPUT.MKV
[18:34] <uffo> ./ffmpeg: No such file or directory
[18:35] <Myrtti> uffo: are you in the directory the binary is in?
[18:35] <mneptok> uffo: you need the shell to be in that directory
[18:35] <ZykoticK9> uffo, the ./ means present directory - try using the full bath /home/USERNAME/ffmpeg sorta thing
[18:35] <uffo> http://imagebin.org/91920
[18:35] <ZykoticK9> uffo, s/bath/path
[18:35] <SealedWithAKiss> I have a graphics card with VGA, DVI and HDMI inputs. I also have a HDMI to DVI cable. My monitor is VGA. I would like to connect my HDMI end of the cable to a PS3 HDMI port, the DVI end of the cable into my graphics cards DVI port, and then get the card to take the input and route it out to the VGA port. Is this possible? Or could somebody direct me to the appropriate channel that might be able to help?
[18:36] <clusty> got it
[18:36] <clusty> gotta pass -o follow_symlinks :D
[18:36] <helphelp> when i tries to change my screen resolution to lower values it is reset back to previous settiing instantly , do any one have any idea??
[18:36] <clusty> to the sshfs client
[18:36] <calum> ZykoticK9: I ran sudo through a shell and it seems to be installing. :)
[18:37] <og_> how can i prevent X from sleeping my screen?
[18:38] <An_Ony_Moose> og_, http://www.xkcd.com/196/ :P
[18:38] <pirearadu> hy all
[18:38] <bwallen> I've got ubuntu installed to a usb stick. When I'm booted to it, the root of my filesystem says that there is 100MB left, but there is over 1GB of free space on the usb stick. How can I expand my root filesystem to use the whole GB?
[18:39] <og_> An_Ony_Moose: ok... xkcd... let me look
[18:39] <adasz>  /j ubuntu-de
[18:39] <theadmin> Can one explain the "for" thing for me? Format is for VALUE in LIST do COMMANDS done. What should i put in "VALUE"?
[18:39] <adasz> how can i install the new version von vuze / azureus?
[18:39] <Pici> theadmin: #bash probably has better resources for that.
[18:39] <daniracz> Hi. I have problems with sound on mt notebook. Can anyone help me?
[18:40] <erUSUL> theadmin: a variable that will hold the items from list one at a time
[18:40] <og_> An_Ony_Moose: heh very good
[18:40] <theadmin> adasz: You can try to download it at ther site // Sie konnen es an seinem Seite downloaden
[18:40] <Guest79887> hi guys, i cant boot my system, any help much appreciated.
[18:40] <theadmin> erUSUL: So, if i put "x" i could reffer to that as "$x", righty?
[18:40] <adasz> i have downloaded it but how can i start it?
[18:41] <theadmin> erUSUL: Also, what is the proper format of list? Comma separated?
[18:41] <theadmin> adasz: What have you got there?
[18:41] <erUSUL> theadmin: space separated
[18:41] <Guest2839> i
[18:41] <erUSUL> theadmin: this belongs in #bash
[18:41] <erUSUL> theadmin: it can be an array too
[18:42] <adasz> theadmin: i have an *.tar.bz2 package
[18:42] <theadmin> erUSUL: Okay, that's all I wanted, no problem
[18:42] <An_Ony_Moose> og_, I found some C code that moves the cursor somewhere... let me see :P
[18:42] <xover> can anyone help me boot my system?
[18:42] <theadmin> adasz: Right click it, choose "Extract here", see what's inside
[18:42] <uffo> ZykoticK9: /home/user/Desktop/FFmpeg_22628/ffmpeg -i *.ext -vcodec copy -acodec copy OUTPUT.MKV - looks like it works thanks but i continue to search ways that do not depend on long path, is there such way?
[18:43] <adasz> theadmin: some files
[18:43] <adasz> if i start
[18:43] <adasz> ./vuze
[18:43] <SealedWithAKiss> I have a graphics card with VGA, DVI and HDMI inputs. I also have a HDMI to DVI cable. My monitor is VGA. I would like to connect my HDMI end of the cable to a PS3 HDMI port, the DVI end of the cable into my graphics cards DVI port, and then get the card to take the input and route it out to the VGA port. Is this possible? Or could somebody direct me to the appropriate channel that might be able to help?
[18:43] <ZykoticK9> uffo, i'm really not sure... could you explain more give any other default
[18:43] <theadmin> adasz: Could you please cd into the folder it made and run a "ls -R" for me and pastebin the output?
[18:43] <ZykoticK9> uffo, s/default/details
[18:43] <Pici> og_: Check out the inhibit gnome panel applet
[18:44] <RP64> guys im having a super F'ed problem with my software upgrade
[18:44] <RP64> halp halp halp halp ploxxxxx
[18:44] <theadmin> RP64: Hm?
[18:44] <erUSUL> SealedWithAKiss: no posible
[18:44] <adasz> theadmin: http://pastie.org/905981
[18:45] <RP64> theadmin I upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 and now my laptop's media buttons dont work properly and my login logout sounds / sound theme isn't playing properly
[18:45] <theadmin> adasz: Oh. Hm. Well, it seems that there is some problem with java. Sorry, ask Sun. lol
[18:45] <theadmin> RP64: Media buttons...?!
[18:45] <Megrem> is it possible to run a script instead of a default shell in the passwd file?
[18:45] <[[thufir]]> got my grub problem resolved, thanks.
[18:45] <RP64> theadmin:  Do these problems arise from upgrading versions through the software update or is this abnormal
[18:46] <theadmin> RP64: Updates tend to break stuff sometimes. But it's usually not that major.
[18:46] <SealedWithAKiss> erUSUL, is it possible to configure a graphics card to accept input on one of it's ports?
[18:46] <RP64> theadmin:  yeah like laptops have "play , stop , next song " and stuff, mine all work but the volume control ones don't work properly anymore
[18:46] <adasz> theadmin: if i install vuze with synaptic i works but is it an old version
[18:46] <RP64> theadmin:  it is major though cus these things are pretty important so how can I fix them?
[18:46] <uffo> ZykoticK9: like in picture i wanted to load that ffmpeg from same directory where is my scripts, i used that way on windows years to drv video in foder and activate script and process started - i do not want to install it on sysem i like portable way
[18:46] <og01> hey i've recently updated to 9.10 (karmic i think) and while everything mostly works, im having some issues with X, which i never had before, i use nvidia restricted drivers.  first, the desktop area is larger than the viewable resolution, and thus the desktop scrolls when i move the move to the edge of the screen.  Second the screen sleeps after a few minuets. here is my xorg.conf: http://codepad.org/EB9GQPCj
[18:46] <RP64> theadmin:  why do updates break things anyways? Can it be fixed?
[18:47] <theadmin> RP64: Hah, that. Don't worry, volume stuffs are broken on Jaunty for me too, known problem. Karmic has them working :/
[18:47] <erUSUL> SealedWithAKiss: that's the thing that wont work. ports in graphic cards are *output* ports
[18:47] <RP64> theadmin:  so wats karmic lols, the newest 1?
[18:47] <theadmin> RP64: Yah, 9.10
[18:47] <RP64> theadmin:  and wat about the sound theme/ login sounds?
[18:47] <theadmin> RP64: As per that. Hm... Do you get any sounds at all?
[18:47] <SealedWithAKiss> erUSUL, okay then I'm screwed. Bought a HDMI to DVI cable as well thinking it might work.
[18:48] <RP64> theadmin:  yeah sound is working and the sound theme plays normally when I sample play the sounds
[18:48] <theadmin> RP64: Okay, then a few checks, does "System -> Preferences -> Startup apps" contain "GNOME Login Sounds"?
[18:48] <Lint01> Megrem: write a program which execs 'sh .../your_script' in C for example
[18:49] <SealedWithAKiss> erUSUL, what about a HDMI to DVI cable with a DVI to VGA converter on the end? That's HDMI on the PS3 and VGA on the monitor, using a cable and a converter. Possible?
[18:49] <erUSUL> SealedWithAKiss: dunno; better ask in ##hardware
[18:49] <Megrem> Lint01: well i'm new to linux.. i've coded vb before switching from windows..
[18:50] <AK> hello Daniel
[18:50] <SealedWithAKiss> erUSUL, invite only.
[18:50] <RP64> theadmin: no it doesn't
[18:50] <RP64> theadmin: contain that
[18:50] <Megrem> Lint01: user1:xxx:0:0:root:/var/tmp/pc/startpc.sh
[18:50] <erUSUL> SealedWithAKiss: you may need to register.
[18:50] <erUSUL> !register | SealedWithAKiss
[18:50] <Megrem> Lint01: this is the line from the shadow but it doesn't execute the script
[18:50] <theadmin> RP64: There is the problem. Click on "add", and put anything as name/comment and the following as "Command": /usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play --id="desktop-login" --description="GNOME Login"
[18:51] <Megrem> Lint01: sry i mean passwd
[18:51] <RP64> theadmin: It doesn't lol so wat shuld I dew
[18:51] <RP64> theadmin: Anything as name/ comment?
[18:51] <maple-tec> man, I'm so baked
[18:51] <Lint01> Megrem: the shell name should be an executable
[18:51] <hopya> hey guys
[18:51] <RP64> maple go watch teletubies then
[18:51] <theadmin> RP64: It asks for 3 things, "Name", "Comment" and "Command". Name and comment do not matter in our case.
[18:52] <newnoob> Hello
[18:52] <newnoob> I'm trying to install Hello Kitty Online on Ubuntu 9.10.  Have everything in place except getting ole error 80070057 when updater tries to load and update.  Any help would be appreciated
[18:52] <theadmin> newnoob: Hello.
[18:52] <hopya> what are u guys talking about
[18:52] <Megrem> Lint01: i've read somewhere that it could be a script too.. but well, if it must be an executable it doesn't work too because it doesn't take any parameters e.g. the script
[18:52] <theadmin> hopya: This is the Ubuntu support channel, we are talking about, uh, problems lol
[18:53] <hopya> oh lol, k can i try and help
[18:53] <RP64> theadmin: OK i added it now what?
[18:53] <theadmin> RP64: K it should work now
[18:53] <RP64> theadmin: Kewl but wat about the log out sound too?
[18:53] <Lint01> Megrem: do you have #!/bin/bash in your script?
[18:53] <theadmin> RP64: I don't think there is one anymore
[18:54] <RP64> theadmin: WHAT??? why ??
[18:54] <RP64> theadmin: r u sure??
[18:54] <Megrem> Lint01: all i want is that if a certain user logs in this script is executed..
[18:54] <RP64> theadmin:  Cus its option in the sounds list
[18:54] <theadmin> RP64: No idea, but there is no sound on log out for me
[18:54] <Megrem> Lint01: not bash.. sh, because it's my router
[18:54] <RP64> theadmin: Culd u create one using this startup aps thing too or no?
[18:54] <Megrem> Lint01: this is the script: #!/bin/sh
[18:54] <Megrem> echo ok > test
[18:54] <theadmin> RP64: You can do _anything_ in Linux, but you must know how. Unfortunately, I've no idea how.
[18:54] <newnoob> Any help with the OLE Error 80070057?
[18:55] <RP64> theadmin:  BRB im testing login sound
[18:55] <Pici> newnoob: Are you asking about a program you're running under Wine?
[18:55] <newnoob> yes
[18:55] <D3RGPS31> someone is logged into my computer through ssh; what can i do to see what they're doing, and the output
[18:55] <Pici> newnoob: Please ask in #winehq then, and/or look on appdb: http://appdb.winehq.org
[18:55] <hopya> u and type who
[18:56] <newnoob> sorry just getting familar with Linux
[18:56] <hopya> or whois
[18:56] <hopya> do a ps -aux to see what they are doing
[18:56] <erUSUL> D3RGPS31: make them use a shareable screen session ?
[18:56] <Lint01> newnoob: it means 'invalid parameter'
[18:56] <D3RGPS31> erUSUL: anything else besides that?
[18:56] <McL0VIN> ps -ef | grep whatever
[18:56] <newnoob> I've found the app there but it says it works under another disto
[18:56] <erUSUL> D3RGPS31: not really
[18:56] <RP64> theadmin: Kewl dawg it werks !! 1 thx man
[18:57] <RP64> theadmin: But do u know anything about the logout sound? Cus my sound theme is so awwwsumm...
[18:57] <hopya> u can send a message to the tty session they connected to aswell
[18:57] <RP64> theadmin: IF they removed it why is it in the sounds list still ??
[18:57] <newnoob> I think I've Googled this to death and haven't found a solution with Wine or Crossover
[18:58] <hopya> are u guys all from south africa?
[18:58] <ikonia> hopya: why ?
[18:58] <appleseed> Which video player has a boss button or equivalent functionality?
[18:58] <appleseed> because ubuntu the word originates from SA
[18:58] <hopya> for me wine sucks, but that is just my opinion
[18:58] <Lint01> are you sure the user can write in his home dir?
[18:58] <RP64> ANYONE KNOW ABOUT Logout sounds??
[18:58] <ikonia> hopya: how does that have anything to do with South Africa
[18:59] <ikonia> RP64: I'd know a lot more if you didn't type in caps
[18:59] <RP64> ikonia: lols
[18:59] <newnoob> lol
[18:59] <calum> ikonia: I think he means the African word Ubuntu
[18:59] <appleseed> i already said it ten lines ago
[18:59] <hopya> well ubuntu is used all over the world
[18:59] <Pici> !who
[18:59] <hopya> i meant this channel
[19:00] <alaska13> hello, anyone know anything about setting up ubuntu as part of a triple boot setup on a macbook pro?
[19:00] <calum> hopya: Yeh, but the operating system originated from the African phrase meaning "Humanity towards others"
[19:00] <hopya> sorry guys,
[19:00] <hopya> i'm out
[19:00] <ikonia> alaska13: you asked this before and I suggested you talk to peeople in ##apple if you are having problems with bootcamp
[19:00] <alaska13> i couldnt post to that channel for some reason
[19:01] <ikonia> alaska13: you need to be registered
[19:01] <ikonia> !register > alaska13
[19:01] <szymon> elo
[19:01] <alaska13> aha thanks
[19:01] <RP64> ikonia: Know yet?
[19:02] <ikonia> RP64: you've not asked a question yet
[19:02] <RP64> ikonia: Yeah I did! i said anyone know how to fix logout sound
[19:02] <RP64> ikonia: my logout sound wont play
[19:02] <ikonia> RP64: can you play the file manually ?
[19:03] <RP64> ikonia: yea it plays in sample playing of sounds list
[19:03] <ikonia> RP64: just not on logout ?
[19:03] <RP64> ikonia: yea
[19:03] <ikonia> RP64: have you tried changing the file for logout sound to see if it's that file or the log out process ?
[19:03] <xerox1> hi, it doesn't work for me to change the images of my desktop icons; are there any special things i have to be aware? i would like to use an image 70x70 pixel (.png or .jpg)...
[19:05] <RP64> ikonia: any clue?
[19:05] <lordofknights> anyone know how to make a page refresh one time when the back button is hit?
[19:06] <xerox1> lordofknights, are u sure that this is the right place to ask that?
[19:06] <RP64> lordofknights:  lmao
[19:06] <lordofknights> sorry, I just can't find a good webdeveloper channel anywhere
[19:06] <jose> How do I select fastest apt mirrors from the command line??
[19:07] <hamzaatova1> 1. how do i able to mount my sansa 2GB mp3 player? 2. how do i rip music from cd's???
[19:07] <xerox1> lordofknights, selfhtml.org?
[19:07] <RP64> lordofknights:  hit the refresh button?
[19:07] <ikonia> RP64: I've just told you a suggestion to debug it
[19:08] <RP64> ikonia:  oh ok let me try it cus no i didn't, but im 100% sure the sound file is fine cus it plays on sample
[19:08] <RP64> ikonia: also did u hear of esound package?
[19:08] <jose> How do I select fastest apt mirrors from the command line??
[19:09] <hamzaatova1> how do i able to mount sansa players??????????????????????????
[19:09] <ikonia> RP64: I didn't say the file was a problem, I suggested changing the file for the logout sound to see if it had a problem playing that file, or if the logout process was quitting the sound application before logout
[19:09] <hamzaatova1> how can i rip music from cd's??????????????????
[19:09] <ikonia> hamzaatova1: best not to us ????????????????????????????? to ask questions
[19:09] <rsr> hi
[19:09] <lordofknights> RP64: sorry should have been more specific.  I need to code a page to refresh one time when hitting the back button
[19:09] <ikonia> hamzaatova1: just ask a question with ? - it gets a better response
[19:09] <iceroot> lordofknights: and that is ubuntu-releated?
[19:10] <RP64> lordofknights:  try finding the firefox channel or somthing they probly know
[19:10] <RP64> lordofknights:  phone bill gates house and ask
[19:10] <xerox1> it doesn't work for me to change the images of my desktop icons; are there any special things i have to be aware? i would like to use an image 70x70 pixel (.png or .jpg)...
[19:10] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: soundjuicer can rip cd banshee can also with a plugin- sansa players should work with banshee and rhythmbox afaik ( enable MTD support)
[19:10] <DexterF> so I copied a file to my Ubuntu One folder and the client says it's synced but in the web interface I see: nuthin.
[19:10] <firmW> hello guys!
[19:11] <rsr> I am trying to send an email with image that appears on the body instead of attachments. It is a newsletter for my classroom. Is this possible with evolution?
[19:11] <RP64> hello guy!
[19:11] <firmW> How do I put my first monitor to sleep while I watch a movie in the second?
[19:11] <jose> How do I select fastest apt mirrors from the command line?
[19:11] <erUSUL> rsr: compose an html message
[19:11] <Pici> jose: I know of no tool that does that.
[19:11] <rsr> erUSUL, ok, let me try
[19:11] <jose> Pici: there is one for fedora :@
[19:11] <Pici> jose: Ubuntu isn't Fedora
[19:11] <jose> Pici: i know
[19:11] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, this is a progra? banshee? it will copy the tracks names too?
[19:12] <RP64> ikonia:  i g2g will u be on later
[19:12] <Thevor> Hey did the beta 2 come out today?
[19:12] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: dunno never used it. jut try it and see ? try with rhythmbox first is installed by default
[19:13] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, what is mtd? how to i convert it to mp3? why i don't see my player in rhythmbox?
[19:13] <jose> How do I select fastest apt mirrors from the command line?\
[19:13] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: mtd is a protocol many mp3 player support
[19:13] <Pici> Thevor: No.  See the milestones in the #ubuntu+1 topic
[19:14] <Lint01> what is linux command to change the keyboard layout in Xs?
[19:15] <erUSUL> Lint01: xmodmap
[19:15] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, but i don't see the option to transfer music to the sansa player
[19:15] <SSShvb> Hello can if someone has mouse Microsoft IntilliMouse Explorer 3.0 could you please print your xorg.conf  (my mouse sometimes stick)
[19:16] <coolbox> are there anyone who can tell me how to set locale to en_usa_iso on ubuntu. I have tried through language settings but it only sets to utf
[19:16] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: Go to Edit>Plugins enable the mtd plugin
[19:17] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, no mtd on the list
[19:17] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: i have it here ... karmic
[19:18] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, i think i've karmic too but in hebrew
[19:18] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, and i don't sure how to rip the cd's too
[19:18] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: it says portable players mtd or something like that
[19:18] <coolbox> anyone know how to set locale?
[19:18] <coolbox> to iso
[19:19] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, mtd
[19:19] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, mtp
[19:20] <obiwan_> hi guys, just a thing, i'mma little * out of the sound thing
[19:20] <hamzaatova1> how do i rip music to mp3????
[19:20] <obiwan_> i removed pulseaudio and now at least sound works better in all the apps
[19:20] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: use soundjouicer
[19:21] <obiwan_> but since then, the volume control applet went away, and there's no luck in running gnome-volume-control
[19:21] <obiwan_> i get errors and stuff. i tried restarting alsa, restartint the comp & stuff
[19:21] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, i enabled the mtp but nothing happens
[19:21] <jose>  hamzaatova1: did you try sound juicer?
[19:22] <xangua> obiwan_: tried gnome-volume-control-applet ¿¿
[19:22] <hamzaatova1> jose,  erUSUL where do i find sound juicer?
[19:22] <obiwan_> yeah xangua
[19:22] <obiwan_> and i keep getting always error messages
[19:22] <jose>  hamzaatova1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CDRipping
[19:22] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: close and open again rhyhtmbox
[19:22] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: Aplications>Sound and Video
[19:23] <obiwan_> i even tried to kill off that gnome-volume-applet xangua but it's funny, it keeps saying there's no gnome-volume-applet, but when i run it it says "the freakin gnome-volume-aplet is running"
[19:23] <neowolf> is anyone using 10.04?
[19:23] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, nothing happens
[19:23] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: is the player plugged in ?
[19:24] <xangua> !lucid | neowolf
[19:24] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, yeah
[19:24] <neowolf> yes i know
[19:24] <Hovefirse> Hi folks. I'm experiencing the same problem as the guy in this thread: http://swiss.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9065018 The solution seems to be to upgrade the nvidia-driver...can't figure out how to do it, though. Any help from this channel?
[19:24] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: then i dunno; it is google time :)
[19:24] <obiwan_> i don't know, i don't have this sort of errors in gentoo with alsa. dunno what's wrong in karmic, but it's so buggy with sound in here...
[19:24] <Pici> neowolf: Then you'd know to ask in #ubuntu+1 then ;)
[19:25] <neowolf> i was just wondering if anyone knows how to change the startup sount in 10.04 im using the beta and they changed the location it is no longer in admin/sound
[19:25] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, how do i open the extraction program?
[19:25] <Pici> neowolf: Please use #ubuntu+1 for Lucid, it is not supported in here until it is releaesd.
[19:26] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: alt + f2 run sound-juicer
[19:26] <neowolf> sorry
[19:26] <phantem> has there been a fix for the intel gma 955 video?
[19:26] <ralemi> help
[19:26] <ralemi> help
[19:26] <xangua> !help  | ralemi
[19:26] <Trek> !ask | ralemi
[19:26] <Trek> LAGGY BOT!
[19:27] <xangua> jum, no bot¿¿
[19:27] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, sound juicer don't show mp3 as an option
[19:27] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: install ubuntu-restricted extras and lame
[19:28] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted extras lame
[19:28] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, how?
[19:28] <erUSUL> !software | hamzaatova1
[19:28] <phantem> has there been a fix for the intel 955x chipset, 915resolution is not around and i have searched for pretty much a whole day yesterday.
[19:28] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, is it a big packge?
[19:29] <erUSUL> hamzaatova1: ubuntu-restricted extras is quite big yes. it pulls flash player java plugin and some extra codecs
[19:29] <Localhost666> hi, i've got a pen drive that gives me access to the internet but I think it is not compatible with ubuntu, any solution for this problem?
[19:30] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, so why does the installation was so quick and the codec isn't working?
[19:30] <xerox1> shortcuts on my desktop appear as text-files with preview; i would like to see the icons; how to change that (disable preview on desktop)?
[19:30] <risowolfen> hello
[19:30] <erUSUL> Localhost666: a 3G dongle ? many of them are compatible. System>Pereferences>Network Connections || 3G Mobile tab
[19:30] <_nix_> risowolfen: hello
[19:30] <risowolfen> yes
[19:30] <hamzaatova1> erUSUL, 0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[19:31] <Vigo> Is there a /dpkg or similar request on Freenode that lists or is a bot that could help people find information or protocols and contents of packages that are in the Ubuntu Repository list?
[19:31] <erUSUL> Localhost666: many others can be made to work with some usb-modeswitch magic
[19:32] <erUSUL> Localhost666: usually googling "ubuntu + modem model" yields results
[19:32] <Localhost666> It is actually possible?
[19:32] <erUSUL> !find lame
[19:33] <erUSUL> Vigo: ^
[19:33] <Hamad_Spider> Hi all.
[19:33] <Vigo> erUSUL: Thank you.
[19:33] <og01> ok since updating ubuntu to 9.10 my ~/.xsessionrc doesnt seem to be running, im using gdm and a window manager called xmonad
[19:33] <og01> any ideas
[19:33] <hamzaatova1> ok- i still have two question that i can't find answer to: 1. the installation of the mp3 codec for ripping got me into this message "0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded." 2. i dont' find the packege that will allow me to plug my mp3 sansa player-- do you have a clue about these?
[19:34] <Hamad_Spider> I have a problem with make. Can anybody help me?
[19:34] <erUSUL> Hamad_Spider: ##c or #make  ?
[19:34] <erUSUL> #make does not exist ...
[19:35] <Hamad_Spider> So I should join ##c Channel?
[19:35] <Localhost666> Another question
[19:36] <underdev> is not normal that ubuntu gnome desktop is demanding quite a bit of processing power?  I thought it was because i was running it in a virtual machine, but i switched to my hd that has ubuntu installed, and its doing the same thing
[19:36] <underdev> when idle, i should mention
[19:36] <underdev> on a dual core
[19:36] <Localhost666> when I join the ##C channel and try to send a message it returns to me: Cannot send message to channel :s
[19:36] <Hamad_Spider> Thank you erUSUL
[19:36] <Pici> !register | Localhost666 you must register to talk there
[19:36] <Vigo> hamzaatova1: Do you have the Universe and or Multiverse and or Restricted chosen in your sources?
[19:37] <Localhost666> thank you guys
[19:37] <underdev> its sitting here with a couple apps, and running 30 - 50%
[19:37] <underdev> seems very high
[19:37] <hamzaatova1> Vigo, i don't know - how to check/
[19:38] <Vigo> !sources | hamzaatova1
[19:39] <underdev> can anyone look in system monitor and see how much cpu is gnome desktop is using?
[19:40] <Vigo> underdev: Yes, there is a system monitor in the Gnome Desktop.
[19:40] <Vigo> underdev: System>Administration> it is in that list.
[19:40] <underdev> Vigo, i'm asking if anyone can find out whether ubuntu idles using a pretty substantial amount of cpu resources
[19:41] <underdev> mine is
[19:41] <underdev> quite a lot
[19:41] <Sensiva> underdev how much?
[19:41] <underdev> 30 - 50%
[19:42] <Sensiva> underdev can you specify which process is using that amount?
[19:42] <psusi> underdev: why don't you look and see what process is using that time?
[19:42] <kasimon> Hi. Can I execute a program as the currently logged in user whenever networkmanager establishes a network connection?
[19:42] <kevin009> why does my nvidia laptop GPU heat up 15 degrees more during average use after an upgrade to karmic 64-bit?
[19:42] <underdev> LOL!  gnome-system-monitor
[19:43] <Kuwabra-kun> helppp
[19:43] <Roasted> how to I connect from one ubuntu computer to another ubuntu computer on my lan with rdp instead of vnc?
[19:43] <Sensiva> underdev then decrease the refresh time, and use top in terminal instead of sys monitor
[19:43] <underdev> that was awesome
[19:43] <underdev> thanks guys
[19:43] <Vigo> underdev: That system monitor can tell you, it is a handy GUI widget .
[19:43] <unruffled> ubuntu 9.10 is already supposed to have wxpython; however, when i type wxpython in the terminal emulator, i get command not found? what gives?
[19:44] <edthefuriex> hi anyone speak french ?
[19:44] <underdev> top reports .13
[19:44] <underdev> that's better!!!
[19:44] <llutz> !fr > edthefuriex
[19:44] <Giles> The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_FastUserSwitchApplet".
[19:45] <the-dude> is there a special lucid channel?
[19:45] <Pici> the-dude: #ubuntu+1
[19:45] <edthefuriex> got a problem on lucid to connect to the net for instance all setting in roaming mode are correct but google wrks and nothing else almost
[19:46] <edthefuriex> pm me if u got a solution to that :(
[19:46] <Sensiva> edthefuriex #ubuntu+1
[19:46] <the-dude> Pici: thanks :)
[19:46] <Pici> unruffled: What makes you think that there would be a wxpython exectuable?
[19:47] <kevin009> ok looks like i fixed it by reverting to older drivers
[19:48] <`blackmk4|imac> how can i disable power management
[19:48] <`blackmk4|imac> i don't have x
[19:48] <jutsu> I have an issue, probably gnome based, but whenever I enter a key, the mouse hangs, is this common? is there a fix?
[19:49] <unruffled> Pici, nevermind. Haha.
[19:49] <unruffled> Thanks though.
[19:50] <wineman> how would you go about preventing something to load when you boot ubuntu?
[19:50] <el3ment> hello
[19:52] <THE_GFR|WORK> hey everyone how do I upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04?
[19:52] <THE_GFR|WORK> I saw a link to how to do it with the update manager but I don't have the required option
[19:52] <Pici> `blackmk4|imac: Take a look at the setterm manpage, specifically the "blank" and "powersave" sections.
[19:52] <Vigo> 'blackmk4|imac: maybe> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro4-1/Intrepid
[19:52] <unruffled> how come i'm getting command not found for pythonw?
[19:52] <datacrusher> THE_GFR|WORK,
[19:52] <unruffled> wxpython is supposed to come with ubuntu 9.10
[19:52] <`blackmk4|imac> ok, nevermind, looks like it is a really common issue
[19:52] <`blackmk4|imac> http://ohioloco.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1311112&highlight=power+management
[19:52] <datacrusher> try apt-get dist upgrade
[19:52] <THE_GFR|WORK> datacrusher,
[19:52] <`blackmk4|imac> and there are no ways to solve it
[19:53] <datacrusher> THE_GFR|WORK, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading
[19:53] <progre55> hey ppl, anyone knows when firefox 3.6 will be added into the official ubuntu repos?
[19:53] <Toni35val> wenas
[19:54] <THE_GFR|WORK> datacrusher: I have 8.04 I do not get the option that there is a new release to upgrade to
[19:54] <Pici> unruffled: wxpython is a python module.
[19:54] <xangua> progre55: ubuntu is not a rolling distro, you need to wait for the enxt version
[19:54] <datacrusher> THE_GFR|WORK, try on the terminal - the right command is apt-get dist upgrade
[19:54] <xangua> progre55: or use either 'firefox-stable PPA' or 'Ubuntuzilla' repository
[19:54] <THE_GFR|WORK> datacrusher: hold on I'll try
[19:54] <ghufran> hi.. can someone help me with mounting issues? heres a paste: http://pastie.org/906116
[19:55] <progre55> xangua: the april 29th? =)
[19:55] <Vigo> THE_GFR|WORK: Upgrade from 8,04?  http://www.ubuntulinux.org/testing/lucid/beta1
[19:56] <THE_GFR|WORK> Vigo: I am.  I want only the stable release
[19:57] <SuNk8> O:-)
[19:57] <THE_GFR|WORK> datacrusher: "invalid operation dist"
[19:57] <og01> why isnt my install using my .xinitrc !
[19:57] <THE_GFR|WORK> any other ideas?
[19:58] <cassio> hello. i have recently installed ubuntu 9.10 on my desktop. sometimes ubuntu stops at boot and does not load gdm. it stays at the splash screen (apparently doing nothing...). it seems to happen randomly. generally if i try to boot the second time it works
[19:58] <e01> i had a problem
[19:58] <Vigo> THE_GFR|WORK: Do you want Lucid or just an Update $$ Upgrade?
[19:58] <e01> i can`t install or remove any software from my system, every time when i try to do something with apt-get it ends with
[19:58] <cassio> is it a known issue? could it be related to internet connectivity or some timing issue?
[19:58] <e01> Errors were encountered while processing:
[19:58] <e01>  /var/cache/apt/archives/splashy_0.3.13-5ubuntu1_i386.deb
[19:58] <e01> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[19:58] <FloodBot2> e01: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:58] <THE_GFR|WORK> Vigo: I don't want beta I want stable
[19:58] <progre55> THE_GFR|WORK: did you try updating your repos?
[19:59] <THE_GFR|WORK> progre55: I did apt-get update
[19:59] <THE_GFR|WORK> this
[19:59] <THE_GFR|WORK> is
[19:59] <THE_GFR|WORK> very
[19:59] <THE_GFR|WORK> annoying
[19:59] <THE_GFR|WORK> you
[19:59] <FloodBot2> THE_GFR|WORK: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:59] <THE_GFR|WORK> know
[19:59] <THE_GFR|WORK> oops
[19:59] <THE_GFR|WORK> sorry
[20:00] <Vigo> !upgrade
[20:00] <THE_GFR|WORK> progre55: what do you mean update the repos I mean adding that to the list of them is fine its just which do I do... or whatever
[20:00] <el3ment> anyone work with wine ? why i cant hear sound from the wine started applications ?
[20:00] <SuNk8> err... this is my 1st time here...
[20:00] <nemo> el3ment: tried changing sound source in wine config?
[20:00] <el3ment> hmm
[20:00] <nemo> el3ment: winecfg that is ?
[20:00] <SuNk8> where do i give suggestions for improvements for Ubuntu?
[20:00] <Sensiva> THE_GFR|WORK to upgrade from 8.04 you have two ways to choose, wait for Lucid 10.04 and upgrade directly to it, or doing successive upgrade to Karmic 9.10 (upgrade to Intrepid, then Jaunty and finally Karmic))
[20:01] <el3ment> im try to test all things in config but not work
[20:01] <nemo> el3ment: might be your sound card doesn't support hw mixing (common in cheap cards) and you are using a sound source that is trying to acquire lock from, say, pulse, and failing
[20:01] <progre55> THE_GFR|WORK: you cannot directly upgrate to 9.10, you should do it step by step
[20:01] <progre55> THE_GFR|WORK: 8.10, 9.04, then 9.10
[20:01] <THE_GFR|WORK> Sensiva: I want to upgrade successivly
[20:01] <nemo> el3ment: so, I'd suggest setting a different source in winecfg and/or killing pulse just before starting wine.
[20:01] <nemo> like  killall pulseaudio;wine someapp
[20:01] <el3ment> mu card is alsa intel realtek
[20:02] <el3ment> my*
[20:02] <nemo> yeah. intel cards suck. no hw mixing
[20:02] <THE_GFR|WORK> how do I do so easily?
[20:02] <darksider> i recently got a new Acer Aspire 5732Z Laptop with great spec (awesome deal. ball-droppingly good >_<) and straight away installed ubuntu 9.10. thing is, the lappy came with windows 7 64-bit on it, and i think i installed 32-bit ubuntu. it keeps crashing randomly on certain things and its bugging the hell out of me. could this be the problem? should i reboot and put ubuntu 9.10 64-bit on it? please help =) <3 UBUNTU <3
[20:02] <Sensiva> THE_GFR|WORK https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IntrepidUpgrades
[20:02] <ghufran> SuNk8, not sure but i think they have a feature suggestion and suggestions / discussions page
[20:02] <THE_GFR|WORK> seriously here
[20:02] <THE_GFR|WORK> ok
[20:02] <Vigo> SuNk8: Have you read the Documentation at ubuntu.com?
[20:02] <progre55> THE_GFR|WORK: if you have apt-get updated, open synaptec, you should have a button saying smth "distribution upgrate to 8.10", or similar
[20:02] <nemo> darksider: bit curious why you didn't use 64 bit ubuntu?
[20:02] <el3ment> nemo any solytion with this intel thing ? :)
[20:02] <nemo> (in the first place)
[20:02] <darksider> i have a ubuntu 9.10 cd
[20:03] <Sensiva> THE_GFR|WORK then https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades then https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KarmicUpgrades
[20:03] <nemo> el3ment: the things I suggested. try them.
[20:03] <SuNk8> hmm
[20:03] <darksider> courtesy of canonical
[20:03] <darksider> and i just used it
[20:03] <darksider> not thinking
[20:03] <FloodBot2> darksider: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:03] <THE_GFR|WORK> ok there we go thanks
[20:03] <el3ment> to use pulse ?
[20:03] <darksider> but when it started crashing all the time, i had a look into it and realised what i had done
[20:03] <nemo> ....
[20:03] <nemo> el3ment: reread what I said
[20:03] <darksider> FloodBot1, sorry about that
[20:03] <SuNk8> GSoC thinks that I should 'hang around' at IRC before submitting my proposal...
[20:04] <og01> where do the individual xinit scripts live for each window manager?
[20:04] <THE_GFR|WORK> thanks everyone that helped me start the upgrade process
[20:04] <og01> (for gdm)
[20:05] <el3ment> i have another sound card Creative audigy 2
[20:05] <kn100> darksider, sure the thing isn't overheating?
[20:05] <el3ment> but not sure how to install this :)
[20:05] <THE_GFR|WORK> woot upgrades!!
[20:05] <THE_GFR|WORK> :D
[20:05] <Vigo> sweet
[20:05] <Trek> el3ment, they dont have nix drivers for that card
[20:05] <darksider> kn100, positive. its BRAND NEW duo core intel T4400 with 4GB ram and its not even hot
[20:05] <kn100> darksider, but ubuntu may not be scaling your cpu properly
[20:05] <zleap>  like the look of the new multi core processor things
[20:05] <darksider> some stuff still works, just really slow. and i just have to reboot after it (which doesn't work properly)
[20:05] <THE_GFR|WORK> it was just the fact that the sources needed to be changed for the update manager... wish someone had just said that in the first place :) but the link helped so tanks
[20:06] <darksider> ah..
[20:06] <THE_GFR|WORK> thanks even
[20:06] <kn100> darksider, I can't really help you, but that could be an issue
[20:06] <el3ment> itel = suc Creatove AU - no drivers
[20:06] <el3ment> NIVEEEE
[20:06] <el3ment> NICEEE .. :D
[20:06] <FloodBot2> el3ment: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:06] <darksider> see i have the freq scaler icons on top task bar
[20:06] <cdecarlo> what's the channel for 10.04 talk?
[20:06] <Trek> !lucid
[20:06] <Pici> cdecarlo: #ubuntu+1
[20:06] <unruffled> I know wxpython is a python module, but it doesn't seem to be working in Ubuntu 9.10
[20:06] <darksider> kn100, any idea what i could do about that?
[20:07] <unruffled> Ubuntu 9.10 is supposed to have wxpython already installed; however, when i type pythonw "filename.py" i get command not found
[20:07] <pedro> When will the ubuntu will be released to the market, I speak in ubuntu 10.4.
[20:07] <pedro> *?
[20:07] <kn100> darksider, none at all sorry, I have never used ubuntu on a laptop, I do suggest you check out the ubuntu forums though
[20:07] <kn100> pedro, april 29th
[20:07] <Pici> unruffled: import wx fails?
[20:07] <Trek> !lucid > pedro
[20:07] <unruffled> Pici, yeah.
[20:07] <THE_GFR|WORK> lol
[20:08] <unruffled> ImportError: no module named wx
[20:08] <Pici> unruffled: Which version of python are you running?
[20:08] <neoraj> how to switch b/w tabs using keyboarb
[20:09] <unruffled> 2.6.5
[20:09] <Roasted> if I'm remoting in to a server on a LAN, what's the quickest GUI remote utility? Is VNC typically the best bet or is there a better alternative?
[20:09] <`blackmk4|imac> VNC
[20:09] <Vigo> neoraj: Tabs or Workspaces?
[20:09] <neoraj> tabs
[20:10] <darksider> kn100, thanks for the help. hope you guys dont mind me hanging out on here - because i have a laptop that can handle a few servers at once and still do other stuff now, im trying to find a few different servs & channels to hang out on
[20:10] <neoraj> example if their is five tabs in a firefox by using keyboard how to switch
[20:10] <kn100> darksider, of course not, if you're interested in general chitchat i can recommend a few channel
[20:10] <neoraj> vigo,example if their is five tabs in a firefox by using keyboard how to switch
[20:11] <darksider> i dont talk ALL the time, but i would appreciate that man. i used to just hang out on hackthissite.org irc #bots,#help,#hackthissite,#proxie
[20:12] <Vigo> neoraj: Oh that, it is on the Mozilla site, is also in Help, one moment, I use alternate browsers.
[20:12] <amos> neoraj: ctrl+pgup/pgdn
[20:12] <amos> neoraj: alt+tab_number
[20:12] <An_Ony_Moose> need help for a friend... how can you install ubuntu on a USB stick without admin privileges, on windows? UNetBootin requires admin.
[20:12] <darksider> if you know any good servers/channels where people will test my bot then id like that, too
[20:13] <neoraj> amos: thank you its wrkin
[20:13] <kn100> darksider, I know of an excellent channel but has a strict policy of no bots
[20:13] <Sensiva> An_Ony_Moose then use unetbootin in Ubuntu on another PC
[20:14] <An_Ony_Moose> Sensiva, that's not an option either :(
[20:14] <kn100> darksider, pm,
[20:15] <An_Ony_Moose> I'm hoping that he's about to come on
[20:15] <Sensiva> me too
[20:15] <Vigo> Thank you amos.
[20:16] <amos> Vigo: no probs :D glad to help
[20:16] <ssc> underdev: what are the "top cpu consuming processes"? (first rows in top / htop)
[20:17] <og01> where does gdm keep its list of wm?
[20:17] <og01> and do you know where the scripts for each wm are kept?
[20:18] <nomic> i can't seem to make a cd written with ubuntu files readable by xp by using brasero etc -- how do I cut files to a cd from ubuntu readable by xp
[20:18] <nomic> pls
[20:19] <LinuxGuy2009> nomic: Nero Linux 3 is what i use cause Brasero and K3B aint the most reliable way to burn CDs and trust em.
[20:19] <nomic> is that available from synaptic
[20:19] <nomic> ok
[20:19] <LinuxGuy2009> nomic:Nope costs $20
[20:20] <nomic> i just need to get one file to an xp machine via cd
[20:20] <LinuxGuy2009> BlueCheeseCordon is taking a bra size poll? Nice.
[20:20] <LinuxGuy2009> nomic: No flash drives?
[20:20] <nomic> ok how do I mount the ubuntu volume from xp
[20:20] <nomic> is it easy
[20:20] <nomic> no flash drives
[20:20] <nomic> i have never got a flash drive to reformat
[20:21] <LinuxGuy2009> nomic: Oh man you need a flashdrive.
[20:21] <LinuxGuy2009> nomic: Windows either likes a CD or it dont.
[20:21] <nomic> can i mount the linux volume from xp
[20:21] <nomic> ok
[20:21] <Trek> nope nomic
[20:21] <og01> can i have gdm's settings all reverted to default
[20:21] <og01> ?
[20:21] <LinuxGuy2009> nomic: Microsoft dont want you using Linux.
[20:21] <edthefuriex> #ubuntu-fr-testing
[20:21] <nomic> i know that linuxguy
[20:22]  * nomic never uses windows but I have just been asked to do something -- file to xp etc
[20:22] <LinuxGuy2009> Dont get mad at me, Im just saying.
[20:22] <nomic> can't get the xp machine to connect to the internet
[20:22] <LinuxGuy2009> nomic: Need to transfer drivers?
[20:22]  * nomic hates windows but i suffer 
[20:22] <nomic> yes
[20:23] <nomic> canon pixma mp130
[20:23] <LinuxGuy2009> nomic: Road Trip to Walmart?
[20:23] <e01> Failed to satisfy all dependencies (broken cache)
[20:23] <nomic> no car linuxguy but thanks for suggestion
[20:23] <e01> how can i fix it
[20:23] <LinuxGuy2009> nomic: Ive never had luck with brasero.
[20:24] <nomic> ok whats the best and simplest way to get a canon pixma mp130 xp driver to run is it wine?
[20:24] <nomic> i suppose its wine
[20:24] <LinuxGuy2009> nomic: Not sure if Wine supports USB or not.
[20:25] <og01> grrr im having loads of trouble here, some reason gdm isnt launching my .xsession what could be the cause, i've been at this for hours now....
[20:25] <nomic> i've run out of tinned cat food linuxguy and the cat won't eat fresh hallibut what do i do
[20:25] <nomic> also
[20:25] <LinuxGuy2009> nomic: Maybe use your camera as a USB flashdrive by compying the driver to the card and then plugging the camera into XP and copy back off teh card?
[20:26] <amos> nomic: put hallibut in the tin overnight :D
[20:26] <nomic> but i need to get the xp machine to talk to the scanner = needs driver
[20:26] <LinuxGuy2009> nomic: Get a job and a car
[20:26] <Vigo> e01: Is the system updated and upgraded and is the Sources List correct?
[20:26] <nomic> thats unreasonable linuxguy
[20:27] <e01> Vigo, yes is updated
[20:27] <LinuxGuy2009> nomic: You need to get your mom to take you to walmart and pick up a flash drive.
[20:27] <e01> i was trying to install splashy and it broke the apt
[20:27] <Trek> LinuxGuy2009 / nomic: you can get a USB flash drive for about US$20 nowadays
[20:27] <guntbert> LinuxGuy2009: when helping be helpful please
[20:27] <nomic> i can't believe there is nothing which will make a cd written from ubuntu readeable from xp
[20:28] <Trek> nomic: why?  I make CDs written in ubu that are usable in windows
[20:28] <nomic> what with trek
[20:28] <LinuxGuy2009> Trek: Why are you telling me? Im the one telling him. dinger
[20:28] <nomic> please tell me
[20:28] <Trek> nomic: what kind of files oyu writing to them?
[20:28] <nomic> .exe
[20:28]  * nomic spits
[20:28] <Trek> nomic: *shrugs* interesting... it works fine for me
[20:28] <LinuxGuy2009> Should not matter what files he is burning.
[20:28] <Trek> i dont remember offhand what I use
[20:28] <nomic> ok maybe i need to retry brb
[20:29] <mescalinum> I've a problem with initscripts. I created my executable script in /etc/init.d and used update-rc.d to cxreate links in /etc/rc.d (indeed the correct links are there) but my script still doesn't start... why??
[20:29] <grishnav> mescalinum: post your script?
[20:29] <LinuxGuy2009> mescalinum: What are you trying to accomplish?
[20:29] <joshuah> mescalinum: is it executable? (chmod -x)
[20:29] <HBX> quick question if i install 10.04 will i get the normal updates to get to 10.10
[20:29] <grishnav> or rather, chmod +x
[20:29] <joshuah> mescalinum: ** chmod +x
[20:29] <mescalinum> yes it is executable
[20:29] <HBX> or will i have to do a clean install
[20:30] <llutz> nomic: just make sure to use iso9660 or udf and not rockridge to make it win-readable
[20:30] <mescalinum> I want to install my initscript
[20:30] <mescalinum> but just doesn't work
[20:30] <e01> Vigo, how can i fix it
[20:30] <Vigo> e01: GTK+?
[20:30] <mescalinum> I mean I know how to make my initscript work in other distros
[20:30] <LinuxGuy2009> mescalinum: Is it a bash script to run on each boot or what?
[20:30] <mescalinum> but ubuntu seems to ignore the start links in /etc/rc#.d/
[20:30] <e01> Vigo, ?
[20:31] <mescalinum> LinuxGuy2009: yes, a script I want to run at boot
[20:31] <LinuxGuy2009> mescalinum: tried rc.local?
[20:31] <mescalinum> LinuxGuy2009: that didn't work also :(( (that's why I am resorting to an initscript)
[20:31] <Vigo> e01: Is it the GDM?
[20:31] <LinuxGuy2009> mescalinum: rc.local can even run sudo stuff without password.
[20:32] <Megrem> Lint01: got the problem solved by adding a .profile to the homefolder of the user
[20:32] <LinuxGuy2009> mescalinum: What command failed to work in rc.local?
[20:32] <jeroen-> my swap is gone - UUID can't be found - I don't see it using fdisk -l or whatever - please help?
[20:33] <mescalinum> LinuxGuy2009: anything. (for instance: echo $(date) >> /tmp/logfilefgoo
[20:33] <mescalinum> LinuxGuy2009: first line of my script logs date to a file, so I am quite sure it doesn't get run
[20:33] <LinuxGuy2009> jeroen-: start up gparted and check there itll say the UUID for each partition.
[20:33] <appepz> gentlemen.
[20:33] <appepz> can I get some help installing zend framework on my ubuntu hardy?
[20:33] <jeroen-> LinuxGuy2009: ok
[20:33] <e01> Vigo, E: /var/cache/apt/archives/splashy_0.3.13-5ubuntu1_i386.deb: trying to overwrite '/etc/lsb-base-logging.sh', which is also in package lsb-base 0
[20:34] <LinuxGuy2009> mescalinum: Your doing something wrong then cause Ive used rc.local before with no issues.
[20:34] <LinuxGuy2009> mescalinum: You made basic scripts and ran them manually first so you know what your doing first?
[20:34] <wasabi> There any good tutorials for configuring IPsec opportunistic transport encryption on ubuntu?
[20:34] <llutz> mescalinum: btw "date >> /tmp/logfilefgoo" is shorter
[20:34] <mescalinum> LinuxGuy2009: yeah, I've made it executable, but anything I put in it gets ignored. that's something wrong with the system, but I don't know what
[20:35] <mescalinum> llutz: thanks :)
[20:35] <edthefuriex> #ubuntu-fr
[20:35] <jeroen-> LinuxGuy2009: I see free space in gparted - properly where my swap was
[20:36] <LinuxGuy2009> mescalinum: Did you put the header, #!/bin/sh ?
[20:36] <Vigo> e01: That is way above my knowledge. I did find a GDM/Karmic thing: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/xubuntu-devel/2009-July/006986.html
[20:36] <jeroen-> I wonder why it is gone
[20:36] <jeroen-> I didn't do anything with it
[20:36] <LinuxGuy2009>  jeroen-: Yeah if a partition is gone then it obviously wont have a UUID any longer.
[20:37] <LinuxGuy2009>  jeroen-: Just make a new one and edit fstab entry.
[20:37] <e01> Vigo, will take a look, thanks
[20:37] <LinuxGuy2009> mescalinum: Did you put the header, #!/bin/sh ?
[20:38] <jeroen-> LinuxGuy2009: ok thanks - I made a new swap
[20:38] <Vigo> e01: You are most welcome, I hope that helps.
[20:38] <LinuxGuy2009> jeroen-: Make sure you edit your fstab or it wont get used.
[20:38] <jeroen-> all done
[20:38] <LinuxGuy2009> good job
[20:39] <jeroen-> swapon -a and it works
[20:39] <LinuxGuy2009> cool
[20:39] <jeroen-> I was wondering how this could hapen
[20:39] <jeroen-> happen
[20:39] <neoraj> how to create folder in /proc directory
[20:39] <amos> neoraj: you cant
[20:40] <llutz> neoraj: you shouldn't, /proc is a virtual fs
[20:40] <LinuxGuy2009> neoraj: If you dont have permissions for a folder and need access you can use "gksudo nautilus"
[20:40] <neoraj> i have  a root previlage\
[20:40] <neoraj> amos: y
[20:40] <holmser> my laptop keeps freezing when I close the lid.  Anyone feel like helping me out?
[20:40] <og01> how can i get gdm and X back to the way they were when it was first installed?
[20:40] <neoraj> llutz: y i should't
[20:41] <LinuxGuy2009> holmser: Check the power options and see what lid switch behavipr is set to.
[20:41] <Pici> neoraj: /proc is an interface to data maintained by the kernel, its not a real filesystem.
[20:41] <holmser> I am using 9.10 and this is my graphics hardware: VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82852/855GM Integrated Graphics Device (rev 02)
[20:41] <llutz> neoraj:  /proc is a virtual fs  it makes no sense to manually create something there
[20:41] <jeroen-> SEC_TYPE="ext2"
[20:41] <jeroen-> wondering what that is when i do a blkid
[20:41] <neoraj> llutz: ok
[20:41] <LinuxGuy2009> holmser: see above
[20:41] <neoraj> llutz: ok what ever tell me how to create
[20:42] <neoraj> llutz: i have to create tell me how
[20:42] <honk__> Hey, I'm trying to figure out which command Ctrl+Alt+Up is bound to. Unfortunately, there is nothing on the internets and the Compiz manager ui isn't very user friendly.
[20:42] <neoraj> i have root previlage
[20:42] <holmser> Its set to suspend.  when I suspend manually it comes back automatically
[20:42] <honk__> Does anybody happen to know?
[20:42] <LinuxGuy2009> honk__: Well whats it doing now?
[20:42] <og01> honk__: what happens when you press it?
[20:42] <holmser> Only issues when I close the lid.
[20:42] <honk__> It's doing the expose thing
[20:42] <soreau> honk__: Sure it is. Just click on Advanced Search in ccsm, then click the keyboard icon in the Filter box there and do Ctrl+Alt+Up
[20:42] <og01> honk__: i think that unwraps the cube
[20:43] <honk__> soreau: ooh, thank
[20:43] <llutz> neoraj: you don't have to, what are you trying?
[20:43] <soreau> honk__: By default, it's Scale plugin
[20:43] <Pici> neoraj: We can't help you if you don't read what we are telling you.
[20:43] <honk__> Yes, its Scale
[20:43] <og01> can anybody help me work out why gdm isnt using my .xsession file?
[20:44] <neoraj> pici, not like my question is how to create
[20:44] <og01> i've been asking and looking at scripts and googling for hours now
[20:44] <honk__> Awesome. It's fast now :-)
[20:44] <honk__> Thank you everybody.
[20:44] <neoraj> llutz: just like that i need to create and check for changes
[20:44] <Pici> neoraj: And we already told you that you cannot create folders in /proc, see "man proc" if you don't believe  us.
[20:45] <neoraj> pici , ok
[20:45] <soreau> honk__: np
[20:45] <Guest9425> hi all
[20:45] <BlaDe^> Hi I'm using gtkpod and it requires xmms to play music -- and it says xmms command not found
[20:45] <LebUser> hello all
[20:45] <LinuxGuy2009> BlaDe^: Ok so install it.
[20:45] <BlaDe^> I've installed xmms2 and of course the command is xmms2 - what should I do? xmms isn't available from what I can tell
[20:46] <melik> sudo ln -s /usr/bin/xmms2 /usr/bin/xmms
[20:46] <LinuxGuy2009> BlaDe^: Why not use an alternative player if it wont work then?
[20:46] <andyvy> anyone use M3N72-D motherboard and have used their audio input?
[20:46] <melik> BlaDe^: ^
[20:46] <naadde> when I try to watch a video stream from firefox, my Totem Movie Player says that it can't find the stream. How can I fix it?
[20:46] <BlaDe^> LinuxGuy2009,  because there are very few which stream from the iPhone
[20:46] <BlaDe^> thanks melik!
[20:46] <melik> not sure if it will work though :p
[20:46] <frxstrem> is it possible to have multiple "desktop layouts" with different panels etc. that could easily be switched between?
[20:46] <BlaDe^> nah it didn't heh
[20:47] <melik> hang on
[20:47] <LinuxGuy2009> BlaDe^: Look and see if all of gtkpod suggests and recomends are all installed.
[20:47] <BlaDe^> how do I do that?
[20:47] <LebUser> omg
[20:47] <og01> can anyone hear me?
[20:47] <LinuxGuy2009> BlaDe^: Synaptic would work or aptitude
[20:47] <LebUser> theres many bans
[20:47] <LebUser> lol
[20:47] <BlaDe^> I have aptitude
[20:47] <LinuxGuy2009> og01: ask
[20:47] <neoraj> what is linux
[20:47] <BlaDe^> I'll try it
[20:48] <melik> BlaDe^: you might have to restart gtkpod
[20:48] <LinuxGuy2009> neoraj: Linux is a kernel
[20:48] <amos> neoraj: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux
[20:48] <naadde> when I try to watch a video stream from firefox, my Totem Movie Player says that it can't find the stream. How can I fix it?
[20:48] <neoraj> what is kernel
[20:48] <frxstrem> yeah, I wonder about it too :/
[20:48] <llutz> !ot > neoraj
[20:48] <BlaDe^> melik,  the command doesn't work in terminal either
[20:48] <amos> neoraj: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_%28computing%29
[20:49] <melik> BlaDe^: can you run: locate xmms2
[20:49] <melik> and let me know where the binary is located?
[20:50] <naadde> neoraj: kernel is the deepest source of your linux OS
[20:50] <naadde> for more read on wikipedia linux kernel
[20:50] <guntbert> og01: we hear you
[20:50] <naadde> and google linux if you wonder what linux is
[20:50] <melik> neoraj: a kernel is a barebone of any operating system that allows your software to speak with your hardware.
[20:51] <melik> the barebone*
[20:51] <og01> guntbert LinuxGuy2009: im really struggling to get gdm to use my .xsession, here is a copy of it, http://codepad.org/A0EWvtOB i also have it symlinked as ~/.xinitrc, my ~/.dmrc looks like: http://codepad.org/OaOR8Duk
[20:51] <BlaDe^> there was a lottt of output melik
[20:51] <melik> BlaDe^: do you see a "/usr/bin/xmms2"
[20:51] <BlaDe^> nope
[20:51] <LucidGuy> running a simple dd command and I want the results to be outputted to a file eg "dd if=in of=out >>file"  Yet it continues to output to stdout .. not the file.  Any ideas?
[20:51] <melik> hmm hang on
[20:51] <guntbert> og01: sorry - no help from me there
[20:51] <BlaDe^> /usr/share/app-install/desktop/gxmms2.desktop
[20:51] <BlaDe^> /usr/share/app-install/desktop/xmms2tray.desktop
[20:51] <BlaDe^> possibly one of those?
[20:52] <neoraj> whats new in 10.04
[20:52] <og01> LinuxGuy2009: no matter what i put in .xsession none of it gets executed
[20:52] <squisher> who do I enable wireless networking if NetworkManager says it's disabled? The checkbox in the context menu is not clickable
[20:52] <amos> BlaDe^: try locate xmms2|grep bin
[20:52] <neoraj> what are the new features in 10.04
[20:52] <squisher> s/who/how/
[20:52] <naadde> when I try to watch a video stream from firefox, my Totem Movie Player says that it can't find the stream. How can I fix it?
[20:52] <llutz> LucidGuy: dd if=in of=out &>file
[20:52] <BlaDe^> nothing
[20:52] <LinuxGuy2009> og01: I have no clue what .xsession is for sorry.
[20:52] <LinuxGuy2009> neoraj: #ubuntu+1
[20:52] <guntbert> neoraj: please ask in #ubuntu+1 or better yet in #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:53] <og01> LinuxGuy2009: i think launched by gdm, like .xinitrc is when startx is invoked
[20:53] <melik> thats odd, are you sure you have xmms2 installed?
[20:53] <BlaDe^> but if I ls in /usr/bin I can see xmms and xmms2 melik
[20:53] <BlaDe^> yeah the xmms2 command works in the terminal
[20:53] <melik> does the xmms command work from command line?
[20:53] <Kuifje111> "I will ask ubuntu's dev team to make ping runable by non root in the nex release." "Kuifje, not possible" is this correct?
[20:53] <llutz> BlaDe^: ls -l $(which xmms2)
[20:53] <BlaDe^> xmms doesn't no, xmms2 does
[20:53] <BlaDe^> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 97356 2009-09-13 21:17 /usr/bin/xmms2
[20:53] <LinuxGuy2009> og01: If gnome is supposed to use it, and it doesnt seem to be, then I would maybe think something is wrong with your installation or mayeb a bug exists.
[20:54] <og01> anybody know where gdm keeps its scripts for each window manager, andhow to configure and add my own
[20:54] <guntbert> Kuifje111: ping never requires root permissions
[20:54] <neoraj> what is gdm
[20:54] <ManDay> anyone on lucid for more than a week?
[20:54] <llutz> neoraj: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troll_%28Internet%29
[20:54] <og01> LinuxGuy2009: not using gnome, just gdm, but as far as i know yeah its surposed to use it, and is surposed to be a well know command
[20:54] <amos> neoraj: try #gdm ......
[20:54] <naadde> llutz: good answer :D
[20:54] <melik> oh BlaDe^
[20:55] <guntbert> !lucid > ManDay
[20:55] <LinuxGuy2009> neoraj: If you dont have any support questions then please move your conversation to #ubuntu-offtopic or elsewhere. Please.
[20:55] <BlaDe^> yes?
[20:55] <Kuifje111> guntbert: "this would require ICMP socket support in kernel" "which again breaks POSIX compliance on GNU Inetutils" "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_adoption#Reasons_for_adoption"
[20:55] <ManDay> guntbert, you are doing it wrong
[20:55] <og01> LinuxGuy2009: unless anybody knows any other way of autologging in as a user and launching X on startup?
[20:55] <ManDay> ...
[20:55] <ManDay> btw it was just a question
[20:55] <frxstrem> is there a way to have multiple "panel layouts" that can easily be switched between?
[20:55] <melik> can you do: ls -l /usr/bin/xmms
[20:55] <guntbert> ManDay: wrong channel for that question
[20:55] <Vigo> ManDay: Yes I was,
[20:56] <BlaDe^> melik:
[20:56] <neoraj> LinuxGuy2009: its a 2010 not 2009
[20:56] <BlaDe^> root@martin-laptop:/# ln -s /usr/bin/xmms2 /usr/bin/xmms
[20:56] <BlaDe^> ln: accessing `/usr/bin/xmms': Too many levels of symbolic links
[20:56] <melik> ah
[20:56] <LinuxGuy2009> frxstrem: You can have as many panels as you want but switching between I doubt is possible out of the box.
[20:56] <ManDay> Vigo, ok before i get banned for dragging the channel into TOTALLY unrelated realms... can you tell me how it is --> query
[20:57] <LinuxGuy2009> frxstrem: You can set the ones on screen edges to autohide and things like that and also can make floating panels as well.
[20:57] <dvrcoder> can i make a upstart script dependent on the start of a sysvinit script?
[20:57] <frxstrem> LinuxGuy2009: I am not necessarily talking about an "out of the box" feature, third-party scripts and software is also fine
[20:57] <diddy> When I insert a USB stick it is not recognized anymore. I am downloading a lot of stuff at the moment. Is there a way to fix this without rebooting the PC?
[20:57] <nerdy_kid> anyone know how to get xine to use pulse?
[20:57] <frxstrem> LinuxGuy2009: and I'd prefer not to have them "hidden", I just don't like it :/
[20:57] <Vigo> ManDay: join #off-topic so that we BOTH stay in good graces,,,,
[20:57] <melik> BlaDe^: sudo rm /usr/bin/xmms && sudo ln -s /usr/bin/xmms2 /usr/bin/xmms && sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/xmms
[20:58] <neoraj> how to configure startx
[20:58] <LinuxGuy2009> frxstrem: Not that I know of. There doesnt seem to be many requests for switching between sets of panels. Perhaps put in a feature request with gnome?
[20:58] <ManDay> Vigo, im there :P
[20:58] <melik> it works on my archlinux :/
[20:58] <frxstrem> LinuxGuy2009: okay, thanks for the answer :)
[20:58] <guntbert> Kuifje111: thats too hard for me tonight - but I can tell you definitely that I never needed root permissions to ping some host :-)
[20:58] <LinuxGuy2009> frxstrem: sure
[20:58] <amos> neoraj: mkfs.xfs -f /
[20:58] <BlaDe^> hat did it melik
[20:58] <Kuifje111> guntbert: thats because suid is set on ping.
[20:58] <neoraj> LinuxGuy2009: how to configure startx
[20:59] <edthefuriex> #ubuntu-fr
[20:59] <neoraj> amos: what is that
[20:59] <melik> does gtkpod work now BlaDe^ ?
[20:59] <DR_Fun1> as any one seen ninjai?
[20:59] <llutz> amos: don't do that
[20:59] <Kuifje111> how to configure startx? configure xorg.
[20:59] <LinuxGuy2009> hehe
[20:59] <guntbert> Kuifje111: indeed - never noticed (as you can probably guess from my answers :-))
[20:59] <Spartiate> hi all
[20:59] <DR_Fun1> hehe
[21:00] <melik> no Kuifje111, you configure startx through ~/.xinitrc
[21:00] <amos> llutz: ok
[21:00] <raving> Greetings, I upgraded an 8.10 installation to 9.10, and now it's boot partition is missing a uuid. I was wondering how to assign one to it
[21:00] <DR_Fun1> linuzguy
[21:00] <llutz> amos: just put him on ignore
[21:00] <Kuifje111> ok
[21:00] <BlaDe^> no melik  :(
[21:00] <DR_Fun1> linuxguy
[21:00] <BlaDe^> but it doesn't error
[21:00] <BlaDe^> perhaps it isn't compatible with xmms2
[21:00] <LinuxGuy2009> raving: UUIDs are not assigned, they are given.
[21:00] <melik> BlaDe^: then i'm pretty sure xmms2 doesnt work with gtkpod, i suggest you use banshee/rhythmbox for your ipod
[21:01] <BlaDe^> It's for my iPhone, are they compatible with the 3.0 fw database?
[21:01] <BlaDe^> when googling all the guides used ifuse and gtkpod together
[21:01] <maxwell> hi
[21:01] <melik> banshee should i think.
[21:01] <melik> or was it rhythmbox :/
[21:01] <BlaDe^> ok I will look into it later, thanks for your help
[21:01] <BlaDe^> no worries I will check both hehe
[21:01] <melik> i forgot :$
[21:01] <LinuxGuy2009> BlaDe^: Cant do much about incompatible hardware like that. They either work or dont.
[21:01] <melik> good luck
[21:01] <raving> LinuxGuy2009: ahh. Nonetheless, when I use blkid or ls /dev/disk/by-uuid, my boot partition does not show up
[21:01] <BlaDe^> thanks for your help
[21:01] <raving> (Even though I have it mounted)
[21:02] <raving> fdisk -l also shows my boot partition
[21:02] <LinuxGuy2009> raving: And machine fails to boot?
[21:02] <melik> BlaDe^: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/03/sync-iphone-and-ipod-touch-in-ubuntu.html
[21:02] <raving> LinuxGuy2009: I was able to open up the recovery terminal and mount it so that the machine could boot up
[21:03] <raving> LinuxGuy2009: but otherwise, yeah, the system hangs because it can't find the uuid associated with that partition
[21:03] <nomic> tried wine it says on clicking .exe : " End-of-central-directory signature not found.  Either this file is not  a zipfile, or it constitutes one disk of a multi-part archive.  In the  latter case the central directory and zipfile comment will be found on  the last disk(s) of this archive."  pls help sorry to bother
[21:03] <LinuxGuy2009> raving: Do a live CD boot and try to recover with that if you have to. Open gparted and see what partitions may be missing or whatever.
[21:03] <diddy> When I insert a USB stick it is not recognized anymore. I am downloading a lot of stuff at the moment. Is there a way to fix this without rebooting the PC?
[21:03] <LinuxGuy2009> raving: gparted also lists UUID for partitions in info. You may have them mixed up in text listing possibly.
[21:04] <raving> LinuxGuy2009: I'll give it a shot.
[21:04] <nerdy_kid> diddy take a look through syslog
[21:04] <raving> I'll be back in about 5 to 10 minutes
[21:06] <livingdaylight> hello peeps, can someone help me with a printer issue? I have a Brother DCP-145C which Ubuntu recognized and seemingly configured. Yet, test page nor anything else will print. Printer 'reveives' but no printing! help, anyone?
[21:06] <diddy> nerdy_kid, syslog looks OK and the USB device is found and scanned, however it is not mounted automatically
[21:06] <diddy> nerdy_kid, until recently USB sticks automatically opened a nautilus window
[21:06] <LinuxGuy2009> livingdaylight: Google "brother linux support" download the DEB driver package and install it.
[21:06] <nerdy_kid> diddy that wierd....you could always mount it manually for now and hope that a reboot fixes it.
[21:07] <nerdy_kid> diddy also id check fstab out
[21:08] <hiexpo> livingdaylight, you have cups installed
[21:08] <Riley2009> hi there
[21:08] <Riley2009> how do i downgrade transmission?
[21:08] <Heather> My firefox has decided that I don't need bookmarks, that I don't need a history, that I don't need to be able to click on the menu bar, and that I don't need to be able to right click. I haven't installed any new updates, themes, or addons or done anyhing weird in Ubuntu. It's a problem that's survived a reboot.
[21:08] <neoraj> how to configure startx
[21:09] <LinuxGuy2009> livingdaylight: http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/download_prn.html#DCP-145C
[21:09] <livingdaylight> hiexpo, cups, yes, previous Epson printer worked
[21:09] <LinuxGuy2009> livingdaylight: scroll down to your model number. Download the LPR and CUPS wrapper. Install both
[21:09] <hiexpo> ok
[21:09] <livingdaylight> LinuxGuy2009, THank YOU!!
[21:09] <LinuxGuy2009> livingdaylight: Very welcome. Brother has excellent linux support!
[21:09] <zagabar> Shit, I seems to have broken something on my server. xD All new ssh sessions cannot run any commands until I have run the command: PATH="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games".  I checked /etc/environment but it looked normal. What else can be wrong?
[21:10] <guntbert> Heather: did you perhaps start firefox with gksudo?
[21:10] <Travis-42> xvfb crashed, leaving a socket listening from /tmp/.X11-unix/0 -- I tried to delete that file, but the socket still remains used. How can I free up the socket?
[21:10] <hiexpo> !language
[21:10] <horst-peter> Hallo
[21:10] <livingdaylight> LinuxGuy2009, that's good to know. I would have got an HP which I thought was best supported in Linux, but it is my gf's printer...
[21:10] <horst-peter> Wo kann ich Ubuntu Hilfe finden?
[21:11] <Heather> guntbert: no
[21:11] <guntbert> !de | horst-peter
[21:11] <LinuxGuy2009> livingdaylight: I have 2 Brother printers in the house both monochrome laser and they both run great. Brother is all I buy now.
[21:11] <horst-peter> Wie komme ich in den DE chat?  Sorry bin neu hier
[21:11] <guntbert> Heather: was only an idea
[21:11] <squisher> horst-peter, #ubuntu-de wahrscheinlich
[21:12] <guntbert> horst-peter: siehe nachricht von ubottu ^^^^
[21:12] <squisher> horst-peter, /join #ubuntu-de
[21:12] <Berzerker> is the Flash 10.1 RC 64-bit compatible?
[21:12] <hiexpo> anyone else having probs with youtube-dl
[21:12] <livingdaylight> LinuxGuy2009, sweet... I agree it this DCD-145 looks really nice. Much nicer than my own previous Epson rx425 (old)
[21:12] <LinuxGuy2009> livingdaylight: Chances are, youll have to run "sudo mkdir /usr/share/cups/model" in order for it to install the PPD driver file.
[21:13] <brontosaurusrex> any nice netbooks that come with linux/ubuntu preinstalled?
[21:13] <LinuxGuy2009>  livingdaylight: Cool
[21:13] <Heather> guntbert, I can see the bookmarks in my bookmarks bar, but I can't click on any of the menu buttons, not the history dropdown, not adblock's dropdown, not the dropdown on my bookmarks bar, none of the folders in my bookmark bar, none of the menu bar, none of my history is there as far as I can tell, and I can't right click anywhere within firefox but right clicking works anywhere else, such as in x-chat
[21:13] <livingdaylight> LinuxGuy2009, "sudo mkdir.... " thanks for the tip
[21:13] <LinuxGuy2009>  livingdaylight: Check that site real good cause they have specific directions for each distro and version and also pre install directions.
[21:13] <Am4no> hiexpo.no, but I also use DamnVid http://code.google.com/p/damnvid/
[21:14] <guntbert> Heather: that looks weird - please look at the permissions of your firefox profile though
[21:14] <Bisu[Shield]> what is the path to php executable
[21:14] <addisaden> hi. is there anybody, can help me on a dev/input/mice stream?
[21:15] <hiexpo> Am4no, thanks i will check it out
[21:15] <diddy> How can I mount my USB stick so another user can unmount it?
[21:15] <pato> hello
[21:15] <addisaden> just want to read every char, not in blocks =)
[21:15] <addisaden> i
[21:15] <addisaden> hi
[21:16] <diddy> It only lets me mount it as root but then I can not umount it
[21:16] <neoraj> how to identify ip address of a mail sender
[21:16] <edthefuriex> hi can someone help me please
[21:16] <brontosaurusrex> Bisu[Shield]: which php
[21:16] <nerdy_kid> diddy use "authorizations" under administration
[21:16] <pato> hola
[21:16] <LinuxGuy2009> diddy: Usually when you plug a flash drive it it gets mounted automatically and is listed under places menu.
[21:16] <LinuxGuy2009> edthefuriex: ask
[21:17] <Bisu[Shield]> php 5
[21:17] <guntbert> neoraj: that is not an ubuntu support question
[21:17] <hiexpo> !ask
[21:17] <pato> hola viejo
[21:17] <livingdaylight> LinuxGuy2009, I created the folder you suggested and dl and installed 'em... The instructions on the page include Ubuntu-64bit, but I'm running 32 bit here
[21:17] <diddy> LinuxGuy2009, yes usually but something is wrong at the moment with my system so I have to do it manually.
[21:17] <Bisu[Shield]> what is the path to php executable for php 5
[21:17] <edthefuriex> i have internet settings on ubuntu correct : dns ok, ip ok, gateaway ok but only google gmail etc semms to work
[21:17] <LinuxGuy2009> livingdaylight: 1 sec
[21:17] <ar0n> guys im gettin errors while dual booting, when trying to load ubunbtu it gives me an error and the same with windows
[21:17] <Heather> guntbert, yeah... I just did 'sudo firefox' in a terminal and now all my previous problems are fixed.... what can I do to make it so I won't have to do a sudo every time?
[21:17] <zagabar> is there a log file that stores failed authitentification attempts that has been made to the SMTP server?
[21:17] <neoraj> guntbert, how to configure startx
[21:17] <LinuxGuy2009>  livingdaylight: http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/index.html
[21:17] <techouse> i got a minor problem here. i'm running karmic and i require a recent version version of java JDK, so i always make a deb package from sun's official java package, the thing is that ever since i started doing this i'm getting a minor error, which is by no way causing me any trouble but is rather unpleasant to watch every time i run aptitude. the problem is that there seems to be no java-rmi.cgi in sun's release as opposed to the openjdk one, since
[21:17] <techouse> itude and apt always nag about no update alternative for it. what can i do to resolve this? the current version of java jdk i'm running is 6 update 19
[21:18] <LinuxGuy2009>  livingdaylight: Check out the nice documentation here.
[21:18] <edthefuriex> 99 % of websites not working
[21:18] <DR_Fun1> as any one seen ninjai?
[21:18] <nerdy_kid> diddy did you check fstab out?  cause if the auto mounting stopped suddenly it could very well be that....
[21:18] <diddy> nerdy_kid, there is no "authorizations"
[21:18] <amos> Bisu[Shield]: /usr/bin/php5 ?
[21:18] <brontosaurusrex> Bisu[Shield]: type 'which php' and should return the path like /usr/bin/php
[21:18] <livingdaylight> LinuxGuy2009, thx, will have a look now
[21:18] <Heather> guntbert, also, do you have any idea how a problem like this could have happened?
[21:19] <LinuxGuy2009>  livingdaylight: cool
[21:19] <ar0n> this sucks its not booting its bitching about error : invalid signature when i load windows
[21:19] <edthefuriex> otherwise i shall stay on xp then :(
[21:19] <nerdy_kid> diddy drat running kde so going off memory here (as far as GNOME gui), but if you have to manully mount the flash drive what i was suggesting  wouldnt work i dont think
[21:19] <LinuxGuy2009> ar0n: Calm down there
[21:19] <ar0n> im calm
[21:19] <ar0n> even tho this doesnt make sense
[21:20] <guntbert> Heather: that was exactly the wrong thing to do :-) , now you probably will have to change the profile permissions - but we can give it a try
[21:20] <addisaden> need some help in reading out the mice stream(/dev/input/mice) in c =). every time i get no live responce. instead i get every block a feedback (seems so) can i code anything to get i tlive?
[21:20] <LinuxGuy2009> ar0n: What are you stuck on?
[21:20] <ar0n> ichose update and now this trash =|
[21:20] <neoraj> waht is pam and how to configure
[21:20] <ar0n> during grub, it wont load any os
[21:20] <ar0n> with windows it says "  error: invalid signature
[21:20] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> hi all. i am using ubuntu 9.10 with a broadcom43 wireless adapter. i can connect to open networks but not WPA..
[21:20] <Heather> guntbert, nope, fixed it permanently
[21:20] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> any solution?
[21:20] <LinuxGuy2009> ar0n: Have you tried repairing grub?
[21:20] <ar0n> how do you do this
[21:20] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> it keeps asking about the password again and again
[21:20] <Bisu[Shield]> how do i know if um using cli or cgi
[21:21] <edthefuriex> heeeeelp :) !!!
[21:21] <ar0n> it says udevadm trigger is not permitted  while udved is configured
[21:21] <edthefuriex> everybody buysy ?
[21:21] <guntbert> Heather: strange - but "never touch a running system" - Good luck :-)
[21:21] <LinuxGuy2009> sh4d3sl4y3r_: BCM4312 by chance?
[21:21] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> let me check LinuxGuy2009
[21:21] <livingdaylight> LinuxGuy2009, mission accomplished - thank you fella
[21:21] <LinuxGuy2009> livingdaylight: Alright good job!
[21:22] <ar0n> LinuxGuy2009,
[21:22] <KenBW2> How do I start the KDE desktop in Lucid from GDM?
[21:22] <KenBW2> How do I start the KDE desktop in Lucid from GDM?
[21:22] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> LinuxGuy2009 : its a BCM4311
[21:22] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> any issues?
[21:22] <bendt> ? Why is my time constantly off in Karmic? Right now is shows 20:44 - it should be 22.41. NTP is enabled. /etc/init.d/ntp restart makes no change.
[21:23] <LinuxGuy2009> KenBW2: You need to select KDE from session selection.
[21:23] <KenBW2> LinuxGuy2009: it's not there in Lucid
[21:23] <edthefuriex> someone for me in private message for help please so i'll have time to read lol ? :)
[21:23] <amos> Bisu[Shield]: most cases it's cgi
[21:23] <LinuxGuy2009> KenBW2: Did you install KDE?
[21:23] <KenBW2> LinuxGuy2009: yes, kubuntu-desktop
[21:23] <guntbert> !lucid | KenBW2
[21:23] <ar0n> LinuxGuy2009,  how do i repair grub
[21:24] <ar0n> since i guess itsa grub issue
[21:24] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> LinuxGuy: its a BCM4311
[21:24] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> what can be the solution
[21:24] <LinuxGuy2009> KenBW2: Then it should be there. Otherwise report a bug "ubuntu-bug kubuntu-desktop
[21:24] <LinuxGuy2009>  sh4d3sl4y3r_: Did it work ok in 9.04 or previouse version?
[21:24] <edthefuriex> ok linux to the bin i'll stay on windows...
[21:24] <LinuxGuy2009> edthefuriex: sorry to hear that
[21:24] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> yes it did work...
[21:25] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> right now its not working with 9.10.. or any parallel Deb distro.. like sid
[21:25] <bendt> ? Why is my time constantly off in Karmic? Right now is shows 20:44 - it should be 22.41. NTP is enabled. /etc/init.d/ntp restart makes no change. ntpdate returns:  6 Apr 20:47:19 ntpdate[17485]: no servers can be used, exiting
[21:25] <LinuxGuy2009> sh4d3sl4y3r_: check launchpad.net and see if there is a known problem. Otherwise you are free to add your own bug report.
[21:25] <guntbert> edthefuriex: you can tell your client to ignore/hide those join/part messages
[21:26] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> ok
[21:26] <LinuxGuy2009> bendt: Maybe sync the time to a time server?
[21:26] <edthefuriex> how ?
[21:26] <edthefuriex> i'm on mirc
[21:26] <LinuxGuy2009> bendt: Is your motherboard battery going out?
[21:26] <raving> LinuxGuy2009: I rebooted into the LiveCD (the latest I have is 8.10, I installed using the updater), and for the time being changed the boot partition to the /dev name. A UUID was listed (although it was incredibly short, like 8 digits)
[21:27] <guntbert> edthefuriex: I don't know with mirc - sorry - but the setting usually is named conference mode (or so)
[21:27] <LinuxGuy2009> raving: Ok so you figured it out then?
[21:27] <thevishy> i screwed up my FS in the laptop and it doesnt boot anymore ...also the DVD drive is not detecting
[21:27] <raving> LinuxGuy2009: well my solution is a bit of a hack that will probably break until I do a reinstall proper
[21:27] <guntbert> !pm | edthefuriex
[21:27] <LinuxGuy2009> thevishy: If your drive wont boot sounds like a hardware issue.
[21:28] <thevishy> I get the grub menu
[21:28] <edthefuriex> ok i'll have a look but first i need to find someone ready to help me i guess
[21:28] <thevishy> i mean grub rescue menu
[21:28] <raving> LinuxGuy2009: I think I figured out what caused it though; I had to boot into the livecd to reinstall grub, and I accidentally installed it to the boot partition instead of the drive first
[21:28] <edthefuriex> :)
[21:28] <raving> So it might have clobbered the uuid
[21:28] <bendt> If battery is going out, the bios should complain at startup? I think time is synced by ntp?
[21:28] <guntbert> !ask | edthefuriex
[21:29] <LinuxGuy2009> bendt: Your time may be off cause the battery on your motherboard keeps the clock going during power off. Take it out and test with a battery tester?
[21:29] <edthefuriex> it is one hour i'm here already lol but if you have time i'll ask you then ;)
[21:29] <thevishy> the filesystem got corrupted after I ran FSCK or something of that sort ...
[21:29] <guntbert> edthefuriex: don't ask *me* -- ask all
[21:29] <thevishy> and the boot is not happening ... and also DVD not working !
[21:29] <edthefuriex> i have access fast and good to google google map gmail etc but almost nothing else even update is 30b/s
[21:30] <thevishy> thats my problem
[21:30] <edthefuriex> i did !! but no answer....
[21:30] <bendt> LinuxGuy2000: why is time not synced at startup? Is that not, what /etc/init.d/ntp is supposed to do?
[21:30] <LinuxGuy2009> bendt: Do you have time syncing working properly or not?
[21:31] <amos> edthefuriex: trying pinging couple different addresses and tell the ping time
[21:31] <guntbert> edthefuriex: that will be because no one knows an answer - your question is a bit vague...
[21:31] <ar0n> ok guys i have  no idea how to fix this grub loader issue
[21:32] <ar0n> i updated the my 9.10 rebooted and now it wont boot ubuntu nor windows
[21:32] <edthefuriex> for google it is 38 ms for the rest more than a minute sometime
[21:32] <ar0n> the final alert it gives is /dev/sdc5 does not exist dropping to a shell
[21:32] <AGreyCrane> Any idea why my server with a static ip would grab a dhcp address about twice a day?
[21:32] <amos> edthefuriex: is it wifi or wired?
[21:32] <Kingof91> hey
[21:32] <edthefuriex> wired
[21:32] <mohjak> How to automatic mount hard disk drives during startup?
[21:32] <bendt> LinuxGuy2000: in Admin -> time and date, configuration is set to: Keep synchronized with internet servers(I'm translating from danish). I have tried to choose both several and only on timeserver(s)
[21:32] <edthefuriex> eth0
[21:33] <bendt> one, that is
[21:33] <LinuxGuy2009> mohjak: /etc/fstab
[21:33] <amos> edthefuriex: how about pinging router? how long?
[21:33] <ar0n> the errors are a few : udevadm trigger is not permitted while udev is uncofngiured
[21:33] <anoob> hi, how do i install ubuntu as a command line system? without gnome or anything else...
[21:33] <LinuxGuy2009> anoob: ubuntu-minimal CD?
[21:33] <anoob> i have only a old media (6.06)... is there a command to do with that media?
[21:34] <LinuxGuy2009> anoob: Speak clearly or I cant understand you.
[21:34] <mohjak> LinuxGuy2009 How to edit that file?
[21:34] <edthefuriex> it is fine cause for instance when i go on google map it works perfect and fast
[21:34] <LinuxGuy2009> mohjak: gksudo gedit
[21:34] <anoob> sorry
[21:34] <Kingof91> is their an alternatives to gimp thats free to use on ubuntu
[21:34] <Kingof91> ?
[21:34] <edthefuriex> i got 900ko/s connection here
[21:34] <anoob> i have an old media
[21:34] <anoob> ubuntu 6.06 LinuxGuy2009
[21:34] <mohjak> LinuxGuy2009 OK but what to add to this file?
[21:34] <LinuxGuy2009> Kingof91: Check the software center
[21:35] <amos> edthefuriex: so  talk with ur isp
[21:35] <LinuxGuy2009> anoob: Ubuntu-minimal cd can install with no desktop managers.
[21:35] <anoob> only with minimal?
[21:35] <LinuxGuy2009> anoob: Can also install normal ubuntu and run sudo tasksel and remove ubuntu-desktop.
[21:36] <anoob> i can't do that with this media that i have?
[21:36] <edthefuriex> no it happen once to me at the last install a year ago and via irc some guys helped me to solve the problem but i lost the text doc with the solution... :(
[21:36] <LinuxGuy2009> anoob: Try that
[21:36] <edthefuriex> now i'm on xp to chat lol
[21:36] <beeshot509> How do I install an Intel driver?
[21:37] <LinuxGuy2009> beeshot509: Intel driver for what?
[21:37] <ar0n> LinuxGuy2009,
[21:37] <ar0n> can i pm for a second pleasE?
[21:37] <LinuxGuy2009> ar0n
[21:37] <beeshot509> Graphics/chipset
[21:37] <Riley2009> can anyone tell me how to downgrade transmission?
[21:38] <LinuxGuy2009> ar0n: Dont worry your not bothering anyone here. Ask here all you need to.
[21:38] <ar0n> i know but its a bit
[21:38] <Riley2009> i have 1.92 and i need 1.83
[21:38] <ar0n> im  updated my ubuntu install. im duall booting win7 and 9.10
[21:38] <LinuxGuy2009> Riley2009: Im not sure you can. Whatever version of an app is in the repos. Thats what you get.
[21:38] <ar0n> for some reason im getting hella errors now
[21:38] <ar0n> want me to give you  the error for when i try to boot linux
[21:38] <ar0n> ?
[21:39] <LinuxGuy2009> Riley2009: Unless you try and download a different version from an older release of ubuntus repos.
[21:39] <sebsebseb> Hi
[21:39] <mat619> hi folks! I'm looking for a "widget bar", "dashboard"... whatever you wanna call it - something to place a RSS reader, a calender, notes and alike on the desktop. Any ideas what to get? All forum posts and alike i found via google were very old (2007/2008) and I'm unsure if something new came up meanwhile.
[21:39] <DR_Fun1> as any one seen ninjai?
[21:39] <Riley2009> i enabled another repository and got 1.92 and now i cant find a .deb or anything to downgrade
[21:39] <LinuxGuy2009> ar0n: Sure but dont flood. If you have a lot of pastes then please use pastebin.org
[21:39] <ar0n> its not a flood
[21:39] <Lint01> Riley2009: select earlier repository or compile it from source
[21:40] <edthefuriex> linuxguy2009 please tell me when you have some time for my problem please :)
[21:40] <AGreyCrane> My server keeps getting a dynamic address even though it is set for static. Every several hours, I get disconnected from it and it has a dynamic address again. /etc/init.d/network restart, and back to static...
[21:40] <DR_Fun1> !seen ninjai
[21:40] <edthefuriex> you seem to be the man here ;)
[21:40] <guntbert> Riley2009: disable that repo again, refresh sources, reinstall transmission - should work
[21:40] <LinuxGuy2009> edthefuriex:Oh please by all means. Fire away!
[21:40] <Genobee> damnit... well I made something go BOOM
[21:40] <Riley2009> ok cool, ill give it a whirl
[21:40] <LinuxGuy2009> haha
[21:41] <Genobee> Um, anyone have a list of the things I'd need to make sure are installed for the default graphics to work?
[21:41] <sebsebseb> edthefuriex: I remember when LinuxGuy2009 was new here :)
[21:41] <LinuxGuy2009> Hey there he is!
[21:41] <ar0n> when booting linux it says : uvedadm trigger is not permitted while udev is unconfigured
[21:41] <Genobee> I was uninstalling the nvidia drivers and I think i might have removed something i wasn't supposed to
[21:41] <LinuxGuy2009> Hey sebseb
[21:41] <ar0n> it says it agian then udevadm settle is not permitted etc
[21:41] <edthefuriex> sebsebseb can you help me please ?
[21:41] <fuzion24> I have a 2.2Ghz Core 2 duo M1330 2 Gig ram.  When I play a 1080p video in windows 7 on this laptop it plays like a dream (coreAVC2 codec) but I am using ubuntu 9.10 and it seems to be extremely choppy
[21:41] <hashed_> AGreyCrane: you have to edit /etc/network/interfaces
[21:41] <ar0n> svgaliv: cannot open dev/mem
[21:41] <bendt> ??? Time is corrected a while after doing "sudo /etc/init.d/ntp restart". ntp is linked to /etc/rc2.d/S50ntp. Is it possible, that it is still not executed at start? How to check?
[21:41] <sebsebseb> edthefuriex: Maybe depending on the issue, but I just joined, so I don't know what it is.
[21:41] <hiexpo> lol sebsebseb
[21:41] <Genobee> Ubuntu doesn't start up in anything but low graphics mode, saying something about module nvidia not found
[21:42] <LinuxGuy2009> edthefuriex: We cant help if you dont ask your question. please share.
[21:42] <ARTSIOM> Hi All! OpenOffice on my 9.10 sudeenly stoped working, it shows just a splash screen than it desappears and nothing happens.  Does someone has any ideas how to solve this or where to check?
[21:42] <hiexpo> !ask
[21:42] <fuzion24> What is the best codec/video player to play h264 on linux?
[21:42] <edthefuriex> ok thanx i got internet on ubuntu google gmail work fast but the rest is damn slow
[21:42] <LinuxGuy2009> ARTSIOM: Perhaps run the command from terminal and see what error you might recieve?
[21:42] <ar0n> LinuxGuy2009,  thenit says alert /dev/sdc5 does not exist
[21:42] <AGreyCrane> hashed_: That's where I have my static ip set, I don't know where it is getting the idea to try dhcp
[21:42] <guntbert> bendt: you need to call ntpdate on start (ntpd can be configured to do that )
[21:43] <LinuxGuy2009>  ar0n: Ok what is /dev/sd5 supposed to be? Swap or what?
[21:43] <bendt> guntbert: how?
[21:43] <ar0n> i have no idea Linkadmin
[21:43] <LinuxGuy2009>  edthefuriex: 9.10?
[21:43] <ar0n> LinuxGuy2009,  i neve seen this error before\
[21:43] <edthefuriex> yes
[21:43] <fuzion24> What is the best option for playing h264 1080p video on ubuntu 9.10?
[21:43] <fuzion24> I have a 2.2Ghz Core 2 duo M1330 2 Gig ram.  When I play a 1080p video in windows 7 on this laptop it plays like a dream (coreAVC2 codec) but I am using ubuntu 9.10 and it seems to be extremely choppy
[21:43] <hiexpo> swap
[21:43] <edthefuriex> but it does the same on sabayon and other version
[21:43] <guntbert> bendt: I don't know by heart - but man ntpd should tell you
[21:43] <LinuxGuy2009>  edthefuriex: You need to specify a DNS server in the netwrok manager. Google this and youll find it.
[21:44] <ARTSIOM> LinuxGuy2009: nothing. it is just exiting (I have tried both "oofice -writer" and "oowriter") without any message, showing promt for next command
[21:44] <fuzion24> What is the best codec/video player to play h264 on linux?
[21:44] <edthefuriex> it show the right dns even the alternative one is ok
[21:44] <DR_Fun1> hey
[21:44] <fuzion24> I have a 2.2Ghz Core 2 duo M1330 2 Gig ram.  When I play a 1080p video in windows 7 on this laptop it plays like a dream (coreAVC2 codec) but I am using ubuntu 9.10 and it seems to be extremely choppy
[21:44] <LinuxGuy2009> ARTSIOM: Try completely removing OOo from your system and reinstall it. See if that fixes you up.
[21:45] <LinuxGuy2009> fuzion24: As long as you have the proper codecs installed I think most gstreamer using apps will play h264/x264.
[21:45] <ARTSIOM> LinuxGuy2009: "nice" solution, looks like windows-way. Anyway, thanks for your help
[21:45] <hiexpo> codecs need to be installed to play videos properly
[21:45] <LinuxGuy2009> fuzion24: ubuntu-resitricted-extras is a good start
[21:45] <sebsebseb> LinuxGuy2009: ARTSIOM except whatever hidden .folder in Home  Open Office uses would have to go as well,  or probably same issue again.
[21:45] <LinuxGuy2009> ARTSIOM: Oh please if you dont like the help then dont use it. \
[21:46] <edthefuriex> i think it is something to do with loopback something but i don't remember the solution i'm a novice
[21:46] <fuzion24> ill check it out thanks
[21:46] <ar0n> LinuxGuy2009,
[21:46] <ar0n> aNY help bro?
[21:46] <LinuxGuy2009> ARTSIOM: Actually I would prefer it in your case. Please dont take my help. :)
[21:46] <hiexpo> !ask
[21:46] <JackWat> is there any documention on using banshee in ubuntu?
[21:46] <TMZ_> Hey, im running a nagios check that checks the cpu temp. to do this it requires the file where the data is outputed to from the sensor. Anyone know where this file would be?
[21:47] <LinuxGuy2009> ar0n: Im not familiar with your partition layout so i cant be much help.
[21:47] <ar0n> how do you repair grub
[21:47] <JackWat> ar0n: there is a grub command
[21:47] <hiexpo> yes we lost another one back to windows :)
[21:48] <LinuxGuy2009> hiexpo: yep I say big woopty doo. hehe
[21:48] <JackWat> ar0n: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+repair+grub
[21:48] <sebsebseb> JackWat: try this,  in Banshee.  help > Web Resources
[21:48] <edthefuriex> ar0n try first to use a live cd in order to select and tick the swap partion via the disk manager tool maybe
[21:48] <edthefuriex> tick bootable
[21:48] <hiexpo> LinuxGuy2009, :)
[21:48] <edthefuriex> happened to me once
[21:48] <JackWat> sebsebseb: thanks.
[21:49] <LinuxGuy2009> hiexpo: Whats up?
[21:49] <sebsebseb> JackWat: got the menu?  there's some sort of user guide
[21:49] <ARTSIOM> LinuxGuy2009: I really appreciate all your answers here, but isn't re-installing should smth like last chance? Everybody here asking questions tring to get some more linux/ubuntu-knowlege. In may case maybe I should check some logs, maybe it crashes because of video or smth... just where I should to look at.
[21:49] <ar0n> JackWat,  yeah thats not helping thangs
[21:49] <hiexpo> LinuxGuy2009, oh just kicking it
[21:49] <JackWat> yeah its not what i was looking for but there is soem docs here
[21:49] <sebsebseb> JackWat: as for Ubuntu itself
[21:49] <sebsebseb> JackWat: your unlikely to find a user guide for Banshee
[21:49] <sebsebseb> JackWat: well there won't be one, since it's not a default app
[21:49] <jose> ola
[21:50] <sebsebseb> !es | jose
[21:50] <LinuxGuy2009> ARTSIOM: I think I already gave you my best advice and will most likely fix you up. Take it or leave it.
[21:50] <JackWat> im actually more interested in the community extensions, cant seem to find them
[21:50] <Genobee> Well I need a better idea than reinstall currently. I removed something I shouldn't have now X is pissed with me and won't boot except in low graphics mode. I think i even added back all the things I removed and it's still no good
[21:50] <edthefuriex> sebsebseb : so ever heard of someone having the right dns, ip, gateawy and having access only to google ? lol i'm so desesperate lol
[21:50] <sebsebseb> ARTSIOM: I told you another way you can try, to get Open Office working properly again
[21:50] <JackWat> ar0n: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=210820
[21:50] <JackWat> $> grub-install /dev/hda
[21:51] <JackWat> from livecd
[21:51] <DR_Fun1> as any one seen ninjai?
[21:51] <JackWat> if hda is yoru boot disk
[21:51] <sebsebseb> ARTSIOM: in fact once a program is installed, you woudn't normalley have a reason to re install it, instead just move/delete it's hidden .folder and open the app up again, and it should be like a clean install
[21:51] <frustrado> hi
[21:51] <JackWat> frustrado: hi
[21:51] <frustrado> twinkle died and now, i have no audio
[21:51] <JackWat> im sorry :(
[21:51] <frustrado> restarting pulseaudio left me with only dummy output on sound exits
[21:52] <hiexpo> was it a proper funeral
[21:52] <ARTSIOM> sebsebseb: sorry, I didn't really understood your advise. I have already tried to delete .openoffice folder from my ~, but it didn't helped. is that what you mean?
[21:52] <sebsebseb> ARTSIOM: thing is Open Office doesn't seem to have it's own  hiddne .folder in Home, so I guess the program user data settings are stored in another hidden .folder
[21:52] <edthefuriex> ok i'll go back to look for it by myself thanx for trying to help guys enjoy life !! :)
[21:53] <JackWat> edthefuriex: are your unning through a proxy?
[21:53] <ARTSIOM> sebsebseb: do you know where I can find it?
[21:53] <edthefuriex> nope
[21:53] <JackWat> how are you connected to the web?
[21:53] <edthefuriex> am on dual boot and xp connection working fine
[21:54] <JackWat> machine -> router -> modem -> internet?
[21:54] <sebsebseb> ARTSIOM: nope, but, what's the problem again exactly?
[21:54] <nishanth> I have a problem with my volume controller (manual one) my ubuntu does not detect it after yesterday
[21:54] <edthefuriex> jackwat : yep
[21:54] <JackWat> edthefuriex: this is the only machine having the problem?
[21:54] <edthefuriex> ip dns everythin in automaic dhcp fine
[21:54] <edthefuriex> but still
[21:54] <sebsebseb> ARTSIOM: also Ubuntu comes in the default install, it should just work, when you first open it up, and after that as well
[21:54] <sebsebseb> ARTSIOM: Open Office, above
[21:55] <JackWat> edthefuriex: only google? can you follow links through google?
[21:55] <Leathan> ARTSIOM : BTW, theres a hidden OOo on my system ~/.openoffice.org
[21:55] <edthefuriex> jackwat : that's why i don't get it
[21:55] <ARTSIOM> sebsebseb: oowriter command shows just a splash-screen for some seconds, than spalsh-screen disappears and that is it, nothing happens.
[21:55] <edthefuriex> jackwat : nope only google the rest is 30b/s as well as the updater ...
[21:56] <sebsebseb> ARTSIOM: When did the problem first happen?
[21:56] <barret> hi
[21:56] <mrcurrington> your isp is probably broken.
[21:56] <bendt> ?? When in runlevel 2, everything S* in /etc/rc2.d should be started, right?
[21:56] <zagabar> I am using smf and it fails to send mail. I entered my mail server info, and username and such correctly, but no mails reaches the destinations. I get this in the error log: "Ran into problems sending Mail. Error: 535 5.7.8 Error: authentication failed: Invalid authentication mechanism." Exactly what is it that I have to configure to the right authentication mechanism?
[21:56] <hiexpo> !hi
[21:56] <LinuxGuy2009> Im outta here.
[21:56] <jrib> bendt: yes, why do you ask?
[21:56] <antibody> Hello all, quick question, how are non-nvidia graphic cards atm? I've been so nvidiophilic cause of linux. Is ati able to run some games that work with wine? What about Mobile Intel graphics?(Mobile Intel® GMA X4500M)
[21:56] <antibody> ty
[21:56] <ARTSIOM> Leathan: yes, I have already tried to delete it, but it didn't helped. the folder is re-created after I am trying to start oowriter
[21:57] <hiexpo> !ati
[21:57] <JackWat> edthefuriex: what browser are you using?
[21:57] <edthefuriex> jackwat : but google is 35ms query so good :)
[21:57] <frustrado> -so, no help for me?
[21:57] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone suggest a way to encrypt a folder in a filesystem while providing the ability to hide it as well until mounted?
[21:57] <JackWat> can you ping the other hosts fine?
[21:57] <edthefuriex> firefox but same with other browser and debian os
[21:57] <bendt> jrib: S30mpd does not seem to run. how to check?
[21:57] <calum> ARTSIOM: I have an ati graphics card and I have games that run well under wine
[21:57] <domo> when logged in, every so often, i get messaging about samba reloading smb.conf.. is this normal? fresh OS install and ubuntu install
[21:57] <SeViLLa> what date is 10.4 lts being released this month
[21:57] <ARTSIOM> sebsebseb: I can't tell you for sure, as I am not using it very offen, but there for sure were some updates since last use
[21:57] <Dougdoug4> April 29th, SeViLLa
[21:57] <SeViLLa> Dougdoug4:  thanks
[21:58] <calum> sorry wrong person
[21:58] <hiexpo> !lucid
[21:58] <sebsebseb> SeViLLa: April 29th
[21:58] <jrib> bendt: mpd keeps a log in /var/log/mpd/ .  Check there
[21:58] <sebsebseb> SeViLLa: oh and good luck trying to get it on the first day or two, download servers  will be packed
[21:58] <domo> SeViLLa: really april 30th.. they say the 29th, but it depends on your timezone, last release it was the following day EST
[21:58] <domo> (or closer to the following day)
[21:58] <barret> i'm french and i love ubuntu
[21:58] <calum> antibody I have an ati card and am able to run some games well under wine
[21:59] <SeViLLa> sebsebseb:  i know right
[21:59] <nishanth>  I have a problem with my volume controller (manual one) my ubuntu does not detect it after yesterday... can someone help with this issue?
[21:59] <hiexpo> !wine
[21:59] <SeViLLa> domo: i will probably wait a week
[22:00] <JackWat> edthefuriex: anything strange from traceroute?
[22:00] <frustrado> app crash brought down the audio system, restarting pulseaudio did not help
[22:00] <frustrado> any suggestions?
[22:00] <nishanth>  I have a problem with my volume controller (manual one) my ubuntu does not detect it after yesterday can someone help with this issue?
[22:00] <JackWat> frustrado: reboot
[22:01] <edthefuriex> jackwat : i did dig www.google.fr i can PM the result to you if u alow me :)
[22:02] <JackWat> ok
[22:02] <Akegata> bluetooth-applet stopped showing up in my tray all of a sudden. What might be the problem? Can't seem to see anything in any log..
[22:02] <frustrado> something different than a reboot? it's ridiculous that a crash on twinkle has to restart the entire system
[22:02] <nishanth>  I have a problem with my volume controller (manual one) my ubuntu does not detect it after yesterday..can someone help with this issue?
[22:02] <JackWat> im not familiar with twinkle but i know i hate pulseaudio :)
[22:02] <ARTSIOM> sebsebseb: re-installing solved the problem
[22:03] <edthefuriex> jackwat : i think it works fine
[22:03] <edthefuriex> jackwat :for google...
[22:03] <nishanth>  I have a problem with my volume controller (manual one) my ubuntu does not detect it after yesterday..can someone help with this issue?
[22:06] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone suggest a way to encrypt a folder in a filesystem while providing the ability to hide it as well until mounted?
[22:06] <linxeh> truecrypt
[22:07] <linxeh> I was going to question the need for that, but your nick has removed the need :)
[22:07] <grendal_prime> grrr just got my motherinlaws dell mini 10 in and it has moblin on it??  how do i make this thing just boot into gnome?
[22:07] <grendal_prime> i see no option to choose wich desktop i want to run...also i see no way to power the machine down.
[22:07] <brummbaer> lol
[22:08] <Flamekebab> Does anything like EasyTag exist for video files?
[22:10] <elvis> hallo
[22:10] <chat88185> Ello
[22:10] <chat88185> :D
[22:10] <chat88185> :~
[22:10] <chat88185> Hmm
[22:10] <portalito> el es tonto
[22:10] <portalito> si tu eres tonto
[22:11] <amos> !es
[22:11] <syrius> what is a good program to punch holes into routers
[22:11] <portalito> tu pu.. madre
[22:11] <bendt> jrib: mpd only writes errors to log. Nothing is shown after reboot. I am in runlevel 2. /etc/rc2.d/S30mpd points to /etc/init.d/mpd. Executing any of the two files after boot succesfully starts the mpd deamon.
[22:12] <superuser2> Is there a way to make Ubuntu mimic the Mac's ability to figure out that an external monitor isn't attached and make the laptop's screen the primary?
[22:12] <Losha> Flamekebab: something like http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=712371 maybe?
[22:12] <Neomysis> Hi, anyone could help to make tora works with MySQL in Ubuntu 10.04 ??
[22:12] <portalito> venga vete ala mierda
[22:12] <Losha> syrius: a press drill...
[22:13] <portalito> tu capullo habla
[22:13] <syrius> haha
[22:13] <Neomysis> Potalito.... Que eso de capullo Joder
[22:13] <syrius> I am talking literally
[22:13] <Myrtti> !es | portalito, Neomysis
[22:13] <syrius> I am speaking metaphorically
[22:13] <syrius> to punch holes into the router
[22:14] <Flamekebab> Losha, not quite, no. I've got a load of different video files and I want to rename them into a consistent pattern
[22:14] <Neomysis> Hi, anyone could help to make tora works with MySQL in Ubuntu 10.04 ??
[22:15] <Vigo> !Lucid | Neomysis
[22:15] <bendt> ?? HELP, anyone? I am in runlevel 2. /etc/rc2.d/S30mpd points to /etc/init.d/mpd. Executing any of the two files after boot succesfully starts the mpd deamon. mpd is not started at boot, however.
[22:15] <snikker> i must edit a .pps file with open office, but it show me in slide show only....
[22:15] <Losha> Flamekebab: so do you have a file renaming problem, or  a file format tagging problem?
[22:15] <bendt> How to boot "verbose" in Karmic?
[22:16] <Flamekebab> Losha, it's more that I like the way EasyTag allows me to both rename files and sort ID3 tags. So I could have a folder of audio files and mass rename the "artist" component whilst leaving the rest untouched, or label tracks in numerical order
[22:16] <bendt> snikker: .pps is a slideshow file...?
[22:16] <abountu> is there an easy way to list in the current directory all the subdirectories that don't have a symbolic link pointing to them? (not recursive)
[22:17] <Flamekebab> Ripped DVDs for example, each series might have a different naming convention
[22:17] <snikker> bendt: it's a power point file...
[22:17] <Trek> snikker / bendt: no, ppt is a powerpoint file
[22:18] <linxeh> ppt and pps are powerpoint
[22:18] <snikker> Trek: ah ok... so i can't edit it?
[22:18] <bendt> snikker: yes - and should be opened by ooimpress
[22:18] <MTecknology> How can I reinstall apache from scratch?
[22:18] <snikker> bendt:
[22:18] <snikker> bendt: ok, tanks
[22:18] <syrius> what is a good program to punch holes into router firewalls?
[22:18] <iOmlette> syrius: The router's software, usually.
[22:19] <superuser2> syrius: you have to log into the router's web interface
[22:19] <superuser2> usually at 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1
[22:19] <Trek> snikker / bendt: http://www.fileinfo.com/extension/pps   you can only view the slideshow, not edit it
[22:19] <linxeh> syrius: usually talking to the sysadmin
[22:19] <Trek> snikker / bendt: read that link
[22:19] <syrius> yes I KNOW THAT
[22:19] <snikker> bendt: for boot in verbose mode, have you tried to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[22:19] <linxeh> syrius: so ask his advice
[22:19] <amos> abountu: find ./ -type f
[22:19] <syrius> I am making a distro and and need that so that people can use yacy without knowing how to use their routers
[22:20] <snikker> Trek: ok, thank you
[22:20] <underdev> hello.  I can log in with my password, but i don't seem to remember what the "keyring" password is
[22:20] <underdev> is there anyway to reset that?
[22:20] <abountu> amos, this wount find all the files (in all subdirectories)... not what I wanted
[22:20] <amos> abountu: oops sorry
[22:20] <duffydack> syrius, learn about upnp then I guess...
[22:20] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone suggest a way to encrypt a folder in a filesystem while providing the ability to hide it as well until mounted?
[22:20] <syrius> :(
[22:22] <bendt> How to boot "verbose" in Karmic? - is there no key combination to press anymore?
[22:22] <syrius> I think I have found what I am looking for
[22:22] <syrius> gupnp
[22:22] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone suggest a way to encrypt a folder in a filesystem while providing the ability to hide it as well until mounted?
[22:23] <linxeh> Pirate_Hunter: were the suggestsion earlier no good ?
[22:23] <linxeh> !repeat Pirate_Hunter
[22:23] <linxeh> meh :p
[22:23] <Trek> linxeh: the command would be !repeat | Pirate_Hunter
[22:23] <brontosaurusrex> Pirate_Hunter: i'd probably try Truecrypt first, but i dont know what the preffered ubuntu way
[22:24] <linxeh> Trek: yeah, I realised my mistype (hence the meh)
[22:24] <ar0n> hi im trying to sudo update-grub and its giving the cannot find device for / error
[22:24] <syrius> Pirate_Hunter, you should look into steganography
[22:24] <JackWat> did you try grub-install /dev/hda
[22:24] <JackWat> ?
[22:24] <zleap> Pirate_Hunter, truecrypt is also open source,  so would fit the free software ethis for ubuntu i guess
[22:24] <zleap> ethos
[22:24] <Neomysis> Hi, anyone that could help with TORA and MySQL??
[22:24] <subone> im trying to run a bash script from a php web page in the browser to lock the gnome-screensaver, but it isnt working. is there a way to run this under a different user or something? #php is saying its because the user is www and my gnome session is under my user (subone)
[22:25] <ar0n> what will that do
[22:25] <JackWat> ar0n: it will isntall grub on /dev/hda
[22:25] <wannabe> hi
[22:25] <ar0n> is hda gonna be the right dis?
[22:25] <syrius> it is hard to say if it is really open source because truecrypt has a custom license that it only uses
[22:25] <Pirate_Hunter> linxeh: didn't see what was suggested ealier care to post it again please?
[22:25] <ar0n> it was already on their i updated ubuntu and it messed my mbr somehow
[22:26] <syrius> so you can't just look to see if it is an accessible license at fsf and osi
[22:26] <linxeh> Pirate_Hunter: truecrypt
[22:26] <Neomysis> Hi, anyone that could help with TORA and MySQL??
[22:26] <JackWat> ar0n: the re-isntall grub on your mbr
[22:26] <JackWat> then*
[22:26] <syrius> there is many other steganography encrypted file systems rather than truecrypt Pirate_Hunter
[22:27] <brontosaurusrex> subone: user www must have the permission (be in the correct group maybe?) to do that
[22:27] <ar0n> JackWat,  with that command
[22:27] <ar0n> i just need to make suer its the right disk
[22:27] <JackWat> do a cat /etc/fstab
[22:27] <syrius> Pirate_Hunter, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography
[22:27] <subone> brontosaurusrex, in what group can i add www to so that it can access my currently running display?
[22:27] <ar0n> doesnt return anything
[22:27] <JackWat> or an fdisk -l
[22:27] <JackWat> wat
[22:27] <ar0n> nosuid nodev
[22:27] <Pirate_Hunter> brontosaurusrex, linxeh, zleap: I am trying truecrypt but it creates the hidden encryption inside an outer layer also it doesn't actually encrypt the folders within a file system
[22:28] <JackWat> try with sudo
[22:28] <ar0n> same thing
[22:28] <linxeh> Pirate_Hunter: not sure I follow
[22:28] <ar0n> ok sudo fstab worked
[22:28] <linxeh> Pirate_Hunter: you can create a filesystem in the truecrupt container. you can also use plausible deniability
[22:29] <a514> Hi anyone installed xserver Nouveau ?
[22:29] <thidiniz> tem algum brasileiro port ai?
[22:29] <JasonWoof> how many packages does ubuntu have right now?
[22:29] <ar0n> jakwhat
[22:29] <ar0n> can i pm?
[22:29] <syrius> Pirate_Hunter, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganographic_file_system
[22:29] <Pirate_Hunter> syrius: steganography of 40GB data will arouse a lot of eyes more than encryption in my opinion... I could be wrong
[22:29] <Fingel> can anyone tell me how do edit grub menu items? There is no /boot/grub/menu.lst on my system and I cant find anything else
[22:30] <amos> Fingel: grub or grub2 ?
[22:30] <thidiniz> preciso de uma ajuda
[22:30] <syrius> well that is how truecrypt would hit it Pirate_Hunter
[22:30] <thidiniz> alguem porde?
[22:30] <Pirate_Hunter> linxeh: im checking it out once it actually formats itself I just wanted to know of any other apps or methods out there
[22:30] <syrius> there is more than hiding in images to steganography
[22:30] <Fingel> amos if its 9.10 is it grub2?
[22:31] <syrius> you can hide it in any file or you can hide the encrypted volume as a normal file
[22:31] <amos> Fingel: depends is it fresh install or upgrade
[22:31] <syrius> which is all steganography
[22:31] <Lint01> !pt
[22:31] <Fingel> amos fresh install
[22:32] <amos> Fingel: so it's grub2 .. no more menu.lst mate
[22:32] <syrius> Pirate_Hunter, you need to set what you really need to hide and what you don't
[22:32] <a514> Anyone installed Edgers Xorg & Nouveau XServer ?!
[22:32] <Fingel> amos I'll look into it thanks man
[22:32] <amos> Fingel: try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 for a start
[22:33] <syrius> perhaps you could encrypt some stuff without steganography and have it something that others would think is important
[22:33] <syrius> but wouldn't matter if authorities found it
[22:33] <syrius> so they don't think there is another volume steganographically hidden
[22:33] <subone> after editing /etc/sudoers, must i reload it somehow?
[22:34] <grendal_prime> is there a way to remove moblin on dell mini 10?
[22:34] <Lint01> syrius: of course they do, they are professionals after all
[22:34] <Pirate_Hunter> syrius: the way I udnerstood that it tries to hide the contect within another content but I need to hide at least 40GB max and don't see how that will be discreet on small files it may work... unless you can tell me otherwise
[22:34] <syrius> well you can slip it up
[22:35] <syrius> you can use a program like 7zip to slip it up
[22:35] <syrius> then probably take a bunch of pictures and do a high dynamic range photo which makes a really large file
[22:35] <Neomysis> Hi, anyone that could help with TORA and MySQL??
[22:35] <Pirate_Hunter> syrius: I could but that would be a pain, no worries I may have use for that another time
[22:35] <syrius> do about fifty of those and you should be good enough to put all that in there
[22:35] <frustrado> any ideas on how to restore my audio without reboot?
[22:36] <Neomysis> frustrado, did you try /etc/ini.d/alsa restar ??
[22:36] <Neomysis> frustrado, did you try /etc/ini.d/alsa restart ??
[22:37] <frustrado> yes, i tried it and pulseaudio restart and hal restart
[22:37] <syrius> well not necessarily many of the zodiac killer's crypto codes have never been broken
[22:37] <syrius> so perhaps there is a steganography system that is just as good
[22:37] <syrius> there is some open source staganaysis programs
[22:38] <Neomysis> frustrado, sorry, that is all what I know!!
[22:38] <syrius> Pirate_Hunter, if you are that paranoid perhaps you should use steganyasis programs to text it out
[22:38] <syrius> test*
[22:39] <syrius> Pirate_Hunter, it also creates plausible deniablility which is something you want
[22:39] <syrius> so you could say that you just downloaded those images of the net without knowing that it had hidden files
[22:40] <kwtm> Hi.  I'm used to Hardy 8.04.  I'm looking at, uhh,... (how do I know what version of Ubuntu I'm running?) Jaunty 9.04, I think.  How come the /etc/udev/rules.d directory is almost empty?  Is it supposed to be that way?  Is that info somewhere else now?  THere are about 30 files in my 8.04 installation,.
[22:40] <syrius> http://stegoshare.sourceforge.net/ Pirate_Hunter
[22:40] <kwtm> I'm trying to modify the permissions files to get my Brother scanner working, and the permissions files doesn't even exist.
[22:40] <Pirate_Hunter> syrius: yes it does
[22:40] <JackWat> kwtm: are you having any udev problems?
[22:41] <Fingel> wow grub2 is a real pain in the butt, just want to change a menu title and you have to hack shell scripts
[22:42] <hiexpo> uname -a
[22:42] <syrius> but that doesn't mean the government won't hassle a confession out of you remember your lawyer is your friend not the pole lice Pirate_Hunter
[22:42] <syrius> :)
[22:42] <hiexpo> uname -r
[22:42] <brontosaurusrex> kwtm: cat /etc/issue
[22:43] <hiexpo> opops
[22:43] <amos> Fingel: it's not just need to get used to it
[22:43] <syrius> steganography is very good in nations that force you to reveal passwords or has made encryption illegal to share probihited programs like to china Pirate_Hunter
[22:43] <ubuntu> hi all
[22:43] <igoryonya> I start compiz effects, they work fine. I work with them enabled until I reboot. When I login to the desktop, they are still active, but after a couple of seconds of logging in, they get disabled. Seems. When I look at compiz fusion icon, it shows that Compiz is still selected and not MetaCity, When I click on the Compiz Selection, effects get reenabled again. How can I make it so that they...
[22:43] <igoryonya> ...don't get disabled after the boot.
[22:45] <ubuntu> where i can find codec for movie player?, i can't watch almost all kind of files
[22:45] <Flamekebab> Let's try this again - does anyone know of a good app for renaming video files, for example TV shows?
[22:45] <benkevan> I like monkies
[22:45] <benkevan> renaming?
[22:45] <benkevan> mv works great
[22:46] <og01> umm i got an app (ut2004) that requires libstdc++.so.5 but ubuntu has libstdc++.so.6 i tried symlinking .6 to .5 but then it just throws errors. can i install libstdc++.so.5 along side .6 somehow?
[22:47] <amos> ubuntu: https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/musicvideophotos/C/codecs.html
[22:47] <Flamekebab> benkevan, indeed, mv is great for renaming individual files
[22:47] <Flamekebab> What I'm looking for is something like the renaming functionality of EasyTag
[22:47] <kwtm> brontosaurusrex: Thank you.  Confirmed that I am running 9.04.  Where did the /etc/udev files go?
[22:48] <Slart> Flamekebab: gprename is nice
[22:49] <kwtm> Flamekebab: are you renaming based on information found within the files (e.g. music files with tags like Artist, Album) or just based on the filenames (e.g. MyOldFile(number).txt renamed to MyNewFile(number).txt)?
[22:49] <Flamekebab> Slart, that could be good
[22:49] <kwtm> Flamekebab: If the latter, you could try Krename.
[22:49] <amos> kwtm: /lib/udev/rules.d/ ?
[22:49] <sweb> i want to run jar file
[22:50] <Flamekebab> kwtm, some might have metadata, most won't. I want to be able to state in a suitable dialogue box "These are all from the show 'Black Books' and it's series 2, rename them numerically"
[22:50] <sweb> what is the correct terminal commnet
[22:50] <sweb> ?
[22:50] <sweb> oepnjdk ?
[22:50] <sweb> openjdk*
[22:50] <Flamekebab> although if there was the ability to pull episode names from something like thetvdb.com that'd be awesome too
[22:50] <kwtm> amos: /lib/udev/rules.d found.  Thank you.
[22:50] <subone> i need some help running a bash script by running it through a php script on my server through a webbrowser. im having issues because the 'www' user doesnt have access to my user (subone) X session. any help would be appreciated
[22:50] <Flamekebab> it'd be handy for files transcoded by MythTV too
[22:51] <kwtm> Flamekebab: Then I think Krename works.  It's KDE based, but that shouldn't pose a problem except if it's not your personal preference.
[22:51] <kwtm> Flamekebab: I take it you have some way of specifying what number to rename them to, numerically.
[22:51] <savid> How do I see what version of a particular package I have installed?
[22:52] <DasEi> savid: dpkg -i or apt-cache show
[22:52] <Flamekebab> hmm, something like http://tvmetadatafinder.com/ but obviously for linux would be just the ticket
[22:52] <Ahlee> in gnome, is htere a way to group similar applications together, so rather than having, say 10 different windows with xterms in my application bar, I have one item with xterm, that has 10 windows under it, a la windows?
[22:53] <ubuntu> where i can find amule for ubuntu 64x bits?
[22:53] <Ahlee> nevermind, my googlefu came through in the end..that's rather embarassing as it was the first response
[22:54] <amos> ubuntu: sudo apt-get install amule ?
[22:54] <benkevan> Ahlee.. not to mention common sense to check the properties  /preferences of the said Window List Applet :D
[22:54] <benkevan> amos: if you sudo apt-get install amule, that makes you an ass (oh wait.. that's if you did sudo apt-get donkey) nevermind
[22:55] <Ahlee> benkevan: in my defense I did try that, i just didn't click far enough to the left apparently since my menu bar was already fully populated
[22:55] <Flamekebab> hmm TheRenamer seems a good option too, although again, Windows-only
[22:55] <igoryonya> ubuntu, I just installed amule from synaptic, I have 64 bit ubuntu 9.04
[22:55] <grendal_prime> ok im pretty sure i hate moblin now.
[22:55] <ubuntu> nope i get troubles
[22:55] <benkevan> Ahlee :o) .. yeah.. I find between the right spacer and the beginning of the first in the list.. is the best place to click for preferences for a populated window list.. aha
[22:55] <grendal_prime> any advice on how to uninstall this crap?
[22:56] <benkevan> grendal_prime: maybe you're just used to goblins
[22:56] <benkevan> and change to moblin is hard?
[22:56] <brontosaurusrex> Flamekebab: ignoring the metadata part, i think thunar can be a simple but effective renamer
[22:56] <grendal_prime> i want to get rid of it...
[22:56] <amos> benkevan: whys that?
[22:57] <grendal_prime> benkevan: thats the problem i dont see any way to adjust the login manager to select a different desktop. there is nothing in the interface to do that.
[22:57] <brontosaurusrex> Flamekebab: http://thunar.xfce.org/pwiki/documentation/bulk_renamer
[22:57] <rsr> hello... I have a windows computer I would like to resize it to install ubuntu. I cant make a backup of all the files because it is too big. Is the resizer built in the installer safe?
[22:57] <grendal_prime> it will not allow me to unlock certain applications needed to adust things.
[22:57] <grendal_prime> grrrrr
[22:57] <sweb> how can i run JAR file in KDE ?
[22:58] <sweb> where is OPENJDK that work on GNOME
[22:58] <aaditya> which package for sun's jdk?
[22:58] <sweb> ???
[22:58] <Flamekebab> I think for now I'll use a Windows app within a VM
[23:00] <BRcc> hey al
[23:00] <BRcc> got a question cant seem to work this out...
[23:00] <aaditya> !ask | BRcc
[23:00] <benkevan> grendal_prime: If you bought me a netbook.. I'd be able to help more :D hahahah
[23:00] <BRcc> just installed ati drivers...64bit ran it exectured fine...
[23:01] <hiexpo> !ask
[23:01] <grendal_prime> aparently when you install ubuntu-desktop it removes moblin
[23:01] <grendal_prime> thank god
[23:01] <BRcc> when i try to run a ati command say to set the fan speed or temp..tell me error..X need to to running to perfrom ATI overdriver commands
[23:01] <Berzerker> what's the easiest way to replace all my sources with a different one?
[23:01] <benkevan> Man #wordpress doesn't have anyone that can help me with my wordpress problem.. that kinda sucks
[23:02] <jrib> Berzerker: a mirror you mean?
[23:02] <rsr> is the ubuntu resize partition on the live cd safe?
[23:02] <Berzerker> jrib: yeah
[23:02] <jrib> Berzerker: use System -> Administration -> Software Sources
[23:04] <Berzerker> jrib: wow never knew about that, thanks
[23:04] <benkevan> rsr: I've never had an issue with it.. and I've used a few dozen times
[23:05] <Berzerker> jrib: wait so I picked the one I wanted, but when I run sudo apt-get update, I only get like 5 different hits
[23:05] <aaditya> rsr: It usually works fine, but there's always a risk in FS operations. Backing up your data is recommended.
[23:05] <Berzerker> jrib: lol the program deleted everything out of sources.list
[23:06] <aaditya> Berzerker: Would you like to say a little more about what you're trying to achieve?
[23:06] <Berzerker> ah wait I think I figured it out
[23:06] <rsr> IT WORKED
[23:06] <rsr> flawlessly
[23:07] <aaditya> rsr: that was quick.
[23:07] <dave_h_d> hi all i installed vbox with ubuntu on my osx snow leopard, how can i increase the ubuntu desktop resolution? thank you in advance
[23:07] <rsr> I actually asked before and since no one responded I risked it
[23:08] <rsr> I asked again because it was taking too long... it worked right after you guys responded =)
[23:09] <Sensiva> rsr if you go through this situation frequently try using gparted livecd instead
[23:09] <Sensiva> specially when working with ntfs filesystems
[23:09] <brontosaurusrex> dave_h_d: you need to install guest additions
[23:09] <pushpop> newb here when I do su it doesnt authenticate with my users password that I set on install
[23:09] <rsr> Sensiva, thanks for the tip
[23:09] <el_yiyo> hi there
[23:09] <Sensiva> you welcome
[23:10] <vito_> ciao raga o un probleme nel programa ubuntu mi potete agliutare ?
[23:10] <jrib> !sudo | pushpop
[23:10] <el_yiyo> where can I find a tutorial/summary of Linux commands?
[23:10] <pushpop> aww thank you
[23:10] <jrib> !cli | el_yiyo
[23:10] <rsr> I was having a very ironic issue the other day where an old version of gparted live recognized my sata harddisk on amd mobo but ubuntu 9.10 didnt. I eventually gave up installing linux on that machine since neither fedora 10 was able to
[23:10] <jrib> !it | vito_
[23:11] <coz_> el_yiyo,  you should be able to google     "bash commands"
[23:11] <benkevan> rsr: pata?
[23:11] <el_yiyo> great coz_ thanks
[23:11] <coz_> el_yiyo,  no problem
[23:11] <rsr> I dont know which was it to tell you the truth. I will look into it
[23:12] <subone> Does anyone have any insight to my issue running commands under a different user than www-data?
[23:12] <IsoLnCHiP> dave_h_d: VBoxManage setextradata global GUI/MaxGuestResolution x,y     ( while of course replacing x and y with the values you want ) and after installing the guest additions did the trick for me
[23:12] <BrokenTrace> hello all.
[23:13] <coz_> el_yiyo,  however ...although that will give you some information... the combinations of commands are best learned by hanging out in this and other channels like it  ...such as ##linus  to see which and how the commands are combined
[23:14] <kelly> hola
[23:14] <BrokenTrace> I have a small question, On a recent update My trackpad mouse is now acting funny. It is twitching back and forth and acting sporadic. Im using Ubuntu 9.10 on a Dell Inspiron 6400. Any ideas on how to fix this??
[23:15] <neck54> i've just installed wubi. how can i reboot into ubuntu?
[23:15] <anoob> hi, in debian, when i want to run instable version i use sid repositories and i have the sid forever... is there a way to have ubuntu devel version always?
[23:15] <anoob> unstable*
[23:16] <neck54> rebooted the pc but was in windows again
[23:16] <brummbaer> anoob, enable proposed in repositories?
[23:17] <anoob> yes
[23:17] <Fingel> anyone know where I can find the image used as the background for GDM?
[23:18] <DaZ> Fingel: /usr/share/apps/gdm/ ? :f
[23:18] <LinuxGuy2009> Ok Im back but this time I need help. Whats the compiz water effect, option called "title wave", whats that supposed to do? Ive never figured that one out.
[23:18] <neck54> brummbaer is there a chance that you can answer mine too?
[23:18] <igoryonya> how do I make menus in Main menu split to several columns, instead of scroll, when there are more programs, then the height of the screen?
[23:19] <igoryonya> Ubuntu 9.04 64bit - gnome
[23:19] <soreau> LinuxGuy2009: It can create water effects around a window that is emitting system bell
[23:19] <LinuxGuy2009> soreau: Ah thank you!
[23:20] <infid> according to htop, firefox is taking 962M (under Virt) and chrome is taking 549M
[23:20] <infid> but i have 20 addons for firefox and 0 for chrome
[23:20] <IsoLnCHiP> neck54: did you watch the bootup process? you should get a new option in the windows bootloader titled ubuntu, which isnt the default. Youd need to select it to boot ubuntu.
[23:20] <infid> i thought chrome would be more lightweight than that
[23:21] <brummbaer> i don't have any experience with wubi neck54, sorry
[23:21] <switchgirl> hi how come empathy wont work with msn?
[23:21] <brummbaer> i wish i did.
[23:21] <infid> i also have 30 tabs open in firefox and only 2 in chrome
[23:21] <neck54> thx
[23:22] <el_yiyo> is there a command to view the processes that are currently running?
[23:22] <ar0n> guys ive seemed to mess up my mbr or grub loader, when i pick either ubuntu or win both give errors, ive tried many faqs but keep getting errors
[23:23] <igoryonya> infid, I thought that Chrome was derived from Gecko.
[23:23] <igoryonya> el_yiyo, ps
[23:23] <infid> webkit
[23:23] <DaZ> igoryonya: webkit
[23:23] <brummbaer> i think chrome is webkit based igoryonya
[23:23] <coz_> el_yiyo,  try      ps aux | less
[23:23] <ar0n> im already in a live cd
[23:23] <ar0n> i dont know why grub wont reinstall
[23:24] <coz_> el_yiyo,  sorry  try     ps  -A
[23:24] <IsoLnCHiP> el_yiyo: ps or if youd like it interactive: top. If you want it a bit more colorfull htop. and if you want gui gnome-system-monitor
[23:24] <igoryonya> DaZ, sounds familiar, is it what gnome browser is based on?
[23:25] <coz_> ar0n,  /join #grub
[23:25] <DaZ> A GNOME web browser based on the Webkit rendering engine.
[23:25] <coz_> damn
[23:25] <DaZ> igoryonya: it's a khtml fork
[23:25] <coz_> ar0n,   look here   http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide
[23:26] <IsoLnCHiP> ar0n: try booting of the ubuntu install cd and use the rescue option. drop to a root shell chroot to the linux partition and run grub-install.
[23:27] <coz_> el_yiyo,  did those work for you?
[23:27] <igoryonya> how do I make menus in gnome's Main menu split to several columns, instead of scroll, when there are a lot programs to list?
[23:28] <IsoLnCHiP> at least thats how I usually fixed it for opensuse. Im guessing the ubuntu install cd should have similar options, dont know for sure though
[23:28] <coz_> el_yiyo,  also you can use    the command      top      and better yet    install htop  for more complete / with options    top
[23:28] <el_yiyo> coz_, IsoLnCHiP, igoryonya those worked fine
[23:29] <el_yiyo> gnome-system-monitor is good
[23:29] <el_yiyo> but I guess you have more control with the command line one?
[23:29] <selim> idk what is the best channel for this
[23:29] <coz_> el_yiyo,  well sort of yes... if you    sudo apt-get install  htop   and run  htop  you should have more options available
[23:30] <el_yiyo> ok i'll try htop
[23:30] <selim> for dual monitors, there should be something that allows you to use two different backgrounds, and two different screen savers with two different timings
[23:30] <el_yiyo> mmmmm
[23:30] <el_yiyo> interesting
[23:31] <el_yiyo> htop
[23:31] <el_yiyo> coz_, what is the most useful info I can get out of htop?
[23:32] <IsoLnCHiP> el_yiyo: Ill second the suggestion to install htop, its very usefull
[23:32] <Byan> "very" is an understatement
[23:32] <IsoLnCHiP> :)
[23:32] <Byan> sad that it only works for linux
[23:33] <coz_> el_yiyo,  yeah... well if you look at htop you have nice live readout of running processes along with options at the bottom of the screen for keybindings etc...also if you type    man  htop  you will find how to use the keybindings for it
[23:33] <el_yiyo> IsoLnCHiP, yep, I have already installed htop it seems interesting
[23:33] <dclarke> # apt-get upgrade fails with Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1). Any clue why this would happen ?
[23:33] <igoryonya> Byan, one more reason to move to linux :)
[23:33] <el_yiyo> what's keybindings?
[23:34] <Byan> igoryonya: yeah, but htop isn't a good enough reason to use linux over freebsd in some applications
[23:34] <coz_> el_yiyo,  your keybord
[23:34] <dclarke> error msg was FATAL: Module dahdi not found. and Error: missing /dev/dahdi!
[23:34] <IsoLnCHiP> selim: while it might be possible differently, running two spereate X servers on the monitors would easily achieve this. However youd loose the possibility to move windows from one monitor to the other AFAIK
[23:34] <coz_> el_yiyo,  in a terminal type    man  htop  and you will see options available  and keep hitting space bar to read on
[23:34] <el_yiyo> Btw, (can I insert another question into our conversation here) how can I configure programs to start up when Linux starts? (like Skype, or X-Chat)
[23:35] <Byan> el_yiyo: you mean, start up when gnome starts
[23:35] <Byan> which is very different
[23:35] <el_yiyo> I guess so
[23:35] <el_yiyo> gnome is the desktop environment?
[23:35] <igoryonya> Byan, oh, I didn't mean that, I didn't know that it's not available in BSD, I thought you are talking about Windows :)
[23:35] <Byan> if you're using ubuntu (rather than kubuntu or xubuntu, yes)
[23:35] <coz_> el_yiyo,  yes
[23:36] <IsoLnCHiP> el_yiyo: System Menu -> Preferences -> Startp applications would be one way
[23:36] <Freeaqingme> I have someone who's never used a computer before, and now has been using outlook since 6 weeks, one day a week (that is, sending and reading emails). Would it be a smart move to give her linux instead of windows xp, and what would be better, xfce, gnome, kde?
[23:37] <Freeaqingme> (asking for opinions here, not facts)
[23:37] <erUSUL> Freeaqingme: yes; ubuntu
[23:37] <selim> Freeaqingme: i gave my mom linux... and she totally failed at it
[23:37] <Byan> Freeaqingme: ehh, linux isn't for everyone. If you can not forsee them needed to use windows software, then sure, move them to ubuntu
[23:37] <igoryonya> Byan, I don't have anything against BSD, I see everywhere, that it says that BSD is not Linux, but I don't get it, to me they look the same :), oh, well, I am not experienced in [nuix] to notice the difference yet.
[23:38] <Freeaqingme> selim, how came?
[23:38] <Byan> Freeaqingme: otherwise, just get them thunderbird
[23:39] <Byan> igoryonya: in this case, htop uses API specific to linux and so it can't be run on freebsd
[23:39] <Byan> specific to the linux kernel
[23:40] <el_yiyo> IsoLnCHiP, I want to add X-Chat to the startup applications, I am in System->Preferences>Startup Apps. Now I go to Add but I don't see how to add X-Chat
[23:40] <daftykins> el_yiyo: in "run command" put "xchat"
[23:41] <coz_> el_yiyo,   click the Add button   name = xchat    command= xchat
[23:41] <igoryonya> Byan, which, of course can be modified to add bsd api aliases, hmm, I wondwer, how difficult it could be.
[23:41] <IsoLnCHiP> Freeaqingme: Easy way to test is to just stick in a live CD and let the person give it a whirl themselves
[23:41] <el_yiyo> ok
[23:41] <IsoLnCHiP> Freeaqingme: or use wubi
[23:41] <Byan> igoryonya: I've been wondering that too =p
[23:42] <coz_> el_yiyo,  if you dont know the command to start an application  you could go to system/preferences/main menu  find the application  click it and go to properties   the command to open the application should be listed there  disregarding any % sign  generally
[23:42] <igoryonya> Freeaqingme, anything to move away from outlook, that buggy, virus prone mail client.
[23:42] <Freeaqingme> igoryonya, no need to convince me. I've been using nothing but ubuntu since 5 years now
[23:44] <igoryonya> Byan: I've seen a lot of code that has bsd checks in generic function implementations, so that those functions can be used in unix, linux, bsd and, I've even seed darwin conditions in many programs' subroutines.
[23:45] <el_yiyo> coz_, cool
[23:45] <desero> Hi, I am trying to print out a PDF I just created from LaTeX, when I try to the status of the printing job is always "Processing".  Looks like there is something wrong with this particular PDF file, since I can print everything else.  Any ideas what the problem might be?
[23:45] <IsoLnCHiP> anyon know how to set the desktop backgroup to strecht over to monitors rather than repeat?
[23:45] <el_yiyo> useful tip
[23:45] <selim> just do fill screen
[23:46] <selim> worked for me
[23:46] <desero> I used Kile 2.1, it creates the pdf without errors.
[23:46] <el_yiyo> coz_, in Linux, all applications are referenced by only the command that runs them? I mean, I do not ever need to know the path to the "executable" file?
[23:46] <selim> but unless you have a ridicilously wide image it looks terrible
[23:46] <IsoLnCHiP> selim: well, then that answered the first part of your own question ;)
[23:46] <Byan> el_yiyo: there are paths that are looked into by default, and thats why you don't need to specific the path
[23:47] <erUSUL> el_yiyo: if the executable is somewhere in PATH then the shell will find it
[23:47] <IsoLnCHiP> "how to set different backgrouds on the two screens"
[23:47] <el_yiyo> great
[23:47] <Byan> el_yiyo: if you were to install something in a weird place, you would need to reference it by a full or relative path. or add that path into PATH
[23:47] <selim> sort of
[23:47] <erUSUL> el_yiyo: « which command » will tell you where the executable is
[23:47] <erUSUL> !fhs | el_yiyo
[23:48] <selim> but i was hoping two different images for two different monitors
[23:48] <coz_> el_yiyo,  no ..in general just the command
[23:48] <selim> doesnt really matter tho lol
[23:48] <Byan> selim: a simple fix/hack would be to just compose two images together
[23:50] <coz_> el_yiyo,  I meant  "correct"  just the command is , in general... all you need to execute an application
[23:50] <desrt> is nvidia-current the right package to install to get the binary nvidia drivers?
[23:51] <Q_Continuum> Quick question.  Installed UNR 9.10 in a VM, want to run it in the same resolution as a netbook - how can I hand-pick the resolution, the menu only shows 'normal' ones - not ones like 1024x600.
[23:51] <hmw> My USB device sometimes crashes and needs to be reset. I want to do that without unplugging, but apparently that is not possible. But disabling the whole USB system should cause all devices to be re-enumerated. How can I dis/reenable the USB controller?
[23:51]  * desrt is currently unable to even start X
[23:51] <igoryonya> Freeaqingme, I am just giving my opinion, :) , I've moved from windows just recentlly (a month ago), and the last drop, that spilled my patience was a virus, that made windows unbootable. (and I had the latest updated antivirus, firewall, and 've always done malware security checks and been careful with suspicious and unknown files, etc. didn't help), some rootkit wormed from WAN/LAN, thru...
[23:51] <igoryonya> ...some newly discovered security hole in stelth.
[23:52] <Freeaqingme> igoryonya, ah, know the feeling ;) I had a dualboot setup long time ago, but because I knew windows better, I rarely booted linux. Until the day I had to reinstall windows yet again: the ultimate opportunity to enlarge my linux partition :D
[23:52] <igoryonya> Freeaqingme, security hole in windows, installed itself in stelth mode.
[23:52] <Byan> stealth?
[23:53] <brummbaer> selim, wallpapoz is pretty spiff too if you're using different virtual desktops on  diferent monitors
[23:53] <Byan> brummbaer: whoa whoa what
[23:53] <brummbaer> whoa whoa whoa.
[23:53] <sassinoogi> I installed an update to ubuntu 9.10 and now my printer won't work...I'm a newbie---idiots terms, plz
[23:53] <Byan> what do you mean by virtual desktop, first
[23:53] <jshriver> Is it possible to setup exim at home so my machine can send emails out?
[23:53] <tp43> hi, I'm using cheese webcam for surveilence, and sometimes it records properly and sometimes it doesn't.  When it doesn't the video doesn't play, but you can forward through it.  Or it only record for a half hour and the rest is missing
[23:54] <igoryonya> Freeaqingme: Similar situation with me, I only wish it would happen to me 5 years ago, as to you, because, I keep wondering, why I didn't move to linux earlier.
[23:54] <jshriver> Basically want it so I can do thing like mail -s "blah" me@gmail.com
[23:54] <brummbaer> byan, the workspaces where you have different apps running but they're the same user login session...
[23:54] <tp43> How do you start up and use zoneminder?
[23:54] <Byan> brummbaer: so, you are speaking of workspaces. you can have different workspaces per monitor?
[23:54] <jak2000> hi all
[23:55] <brummbaer> haven't done it myself, but i've seen people do it.
[23:55] <brummbaer> i only have a laptop
[23:55] <el_yiyo> Byan, erUSUL coz_ ubottu that's fine. I'll have a look at the file system info. thanks for the clarification
[23:55] <Byan> do you have any idea where I can figure out how to do that?
[23:55] <jak2000> anyone have, a url for download FAST tehe ubuntu server?
[23:55] <coz_> el_yiyo,  no problem
[23:55] <ar0n> hi guys, i updated a fresh install of ubuntu on my dual boot setup, it somehow farked up the grub loader, after selection it gives me both an error for win 7 about invalid signature, and a host of other errors for ubuntu
 ive already booted into a live cd, and tried a few things but keep getting errors.
[23:55] <sassinoogi> I installed an update to ubuntu 9.10 and now my printer won't work...I'm a newbie---idiots terms, plz
[23:56] <jshriver> back sorry weird connection problem
[23:56] <igoryonya> Byan, in Windows, many viruses, trojans, worms, etc, install themselves in stealth mode, which means that they don't reveal themselves in anyway while installing. They bypass security somehow and install themselves without any GUI/NonGUI, window, and a no process in the process list. So, the user finds out about them after it already installed and something happened to the computer.
[23:56] <Byan> igoryonya: you were saying "stelth", which is why I was confused =p
[23:56] <Byan> I didn't know if that was some keyword I hadn't heard of
[23:57] <igoryonya> Byan: ah, ok, some words I don't know how to spell.
[23:57] <jshriver> Is it possible to use exim from home so my computer can send emails out?
[23:57] <jrib> jshriver: sure...
[23:57] <jshriver> how?
[23:57] <hmw> tp43: how should I understand "the rest is missing" - black screen but seekable?
[23:57] <el_yiyo> thanks guys. good night, see you around here
[23:57] <brummbaer> byan, i'll try to find the link for ya.
[23:58] <sassinoogi> :-/Dude....anyone able to help?
[23:58] <jshriver> jrib I tried a couple things online but nothing seems to work
[23:58] <hiexpo> tp43, http://www.howtoforge.com/video_surveillance_zoneminder_ubuntu
[23:58] <jrib> jshriver: erm, you just install it
[23:58] <jshriver> did that
[23:58] <sassinoogi> updates to ubuntu and now printer leaves docs in "que"
[23:58] <tp43> hmw, I have it recording for 3hours, but there is only the first 30mins in the file.  But this is the first time this happen, usually what happens is the file doesn't play. but I can forward through using the mouse and scroller, or left arrow
[23:58] <jshriver> but if I try sending an email out nothing goes thru
[23:58] <IsoLnCHiP> Q_Continuum: The virtual machine only shows few resolutions until you install the guest additions generally
[23:58] <tp43> hiexpo, thanks
[23:58] <Soul_Sample> how to setup pulseaudio in ubuntu so that i don't lose my sound wherever i start any game or application through wine?
[23:59] <jrib> jshriver: and during debconf you told it you wanted it to be able to send mail to the world?
[23:59] <igoryonya> el_yiyo, :) , good morning for me
[23:59] <hiexpo> tp43, yep
[23:59] <daedhead> hi all
[23:59] <hiexpo> !hi
[23:59] <jshriver> yeah, last howto I followed said to choose internet server
[23:59] <jrib> !who | jshriver
[23:59] <foxmulder881> daedhead, hello.
[23:59] <coz_> sassinoogi,  try restarting x  or rebooting first   then go into system/administration/printing to be sure your printer is still recognized...if not click "New"  and reinstall the driver
[23:59] <jshriver> after that I stuck with defaults
[23:59] <jrib> jshriver: firewall issue?
[23:59] <Byan> brummbaer: I'd appreciate that